BRIDGEWATER fell to Emory & Henry by a 34-21
score on Saturday afternoon at the Jopson Athletic Complex. The
loss to the Wasps was the first since 2008. After two scores early
in the first quarter, the game looked like it would become a track
meet with the game tied 7-7 after just six minutes of play. After
that, the Eagles struggled offensively as the Wasps rolled up 27
unanswered points to run away with a 13-point victory. Junior Ross
Rushing threw for 165 yards and a score to Logan Sullivan on
16-of-23 passing. Jacob Wright ran for 88 yards and
touchdown. Defensively, senior Darrick Gore led the way with
13 tackles and three breakups. Lucas Elliott and Daniel Brent
intercepted passes.NEXT WEEK: at Guilford (4-1, 1-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Two teams looking to rebound after tough losses will meet up on the gridiron as Bridgewater and Guilford square off for the 41st time on Saturday afternoon at the Armfield Athletic Center. The series dates back to 1936 when the Quakers defeated Bridgewater by a 20-13 tally. Guilford owns the series with a 23-17 mark against the Eagles after last season’s 21-14 victory over the Eagles at the Jopson Athletic Complex. The Quakers used an efficient offense to overcome a 200-plus yard effort from the Eagles on the ground and remain unbeaten in league play behind a seven-point win. The victory marked the second in a row for Guilford after Bridgewater claimed five games in a row in the series with the Quakers. |
CATHOLIC lost its second straight
contest on Saturday, fall on the road at Randolph-Macon, 42-21, on
Friday evening. R-MC's rushing game kept the CUA offense off
the field as the Yellow Jackets commanded a 35:55-to-24:05
advantage in time of possession. Matt Perno and Ben Powers
ran for Cardinal touchdowns, with Perno leading the way with 56
yards on the ground. Quarterback TJ Tutone threw for 149
yards and touchdown to Lucas Morley. Defensively, Anthony
Santo posted a game-best 13 tackles with one sack. Dave
Zarkoski forced a fumble, while Luke Puff recovered one.
Richard Roach also recorded a quarterback sack.NEXT WEEK: vs. Shenandoah (3-2, 1-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Catholic and Shenandoah will be meeting for the 11th time on Saturday, continuing a series that dates back to 1936. Catholic owns a 7-3 advantage in the all-time series. The Cardinals have won six of the past seven matchups, including last season's 37-7 victory in Winchester. In that contest, CUA racked up 519 yards of offense behind 326 yards on the ground. Shenandoah was held to 199 yards from scrimmage and suffered from a 35:20-to-24:40 deficit in time of possession. Mike Pitsenberger led CUA with 199 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. Nick Cortese (138) also crossed century mark. Andrew Smith led the Hornets with 70 yards and a touchdown rushing. |
EMORY & HENRY built a 34-7 lead thanks to 27
straight points as it defeated Bridgewater, 34-21, Saturday at the
Jopson Athletic Complex. Emory & Henry is now the only
remaining undefeated college football team in the Commonwealth of
Virginia. It marked the first win for the Wasps over the
Eagles since a 19-14 win in 2008, snapping a six-game skid.
It is also the first time that the Wasps are 5-0 since 1998
and the first 2-0 start to ODAC play since 2001. Head coach
Curt Newsome becomes the first E&H mentor since W.S.
“Pedie” Jackson in 1927 to win his first five games as
the head coach of the Wasps. Jackson went on to lead Emory &
Henry to a 9-0 record that year and a 10-0 record in 1928.
E&H gained 467 yards of offense as quarterback Kevin
Saxton threw for 266 yards and three touchdowns on 25-for-43
passing. Running backs Chris Thompson and Isaiah Rodgers each
ran for 81 yards and a score. Wide receiver Josh Smith caught
11 passes for 79 yards and a touchdown while Lucas Kirby had six
catches for 71 yards and a score. Tight end Ashton Cline also
added a receiving touchdown. The defense forced four
turnovers on the day as it held Bridgewater to seven points and
just 251 yards in the opening three quarters of play. The
Wasps allowed only 5-of-16 third-down conversions and one-of-three
fourth down tries. Safety Roth Healey led the way once again
with a team-high nine tackles and added an interception.
Corner Tre’von Lightfoot made six solo stops and had
two interceptions while corner Ryan Byrd made seven stops.
Defensive lineman Chris Kernisky had 1.5 sacks while Andrew
Long recovered a fumble.NEXT WEEK: at Hampden-Sydney (4-1, 2-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Emory & Henry and Hampden-Sydney put their undefeated conference marks on the line on Saturday as the foes continue a series that dates back to 1992. The Wasps own a 36-34 advantage in the all-time series, but Hampden-Sydney has won each of the past six meetings and 11 of the past 12. Emory & Henry won 14 straight matchups from 1988 thru 2001. In last season's affair in Emory, H-SC claimed a 33-12 win behind three touchdown passes and a rushing score from Nash Nance. The last time the two squads squared off in Hampden-Sydney, the Tigers posted a 47-17 decision. |
GUILFORD receiver Adam Smith
caught five passes for a game- and season-high 149 yards and two
touchdowns in Guilford's road loss to Shenandoah... averaged nearly
30 yards per catch.. now has a career-high 10 touchdown catches,
sixth best on the Quakers' season list... his 23 career touchdown
catches also stand sixth on the Quakers' career TD receptions
chart... has three 100-yard receiving games this year, 11 for his
career, fourth-best in school history... Smith's 2,187 career
receiving yards stand eighth all-time at Guilford... Matt Pawlowski
passed for a career-high 460 yards and three scores in Guilford's
road loss to Shenandoah... his 460 passing yards mark the
fourth-highest total in school history... passed for over 300 yards
for the fourth straight game... completed passes to eight different
receivers... moved into sixth place on Guilford's single-season
passing touchdown list (22)... Pawlowski threw three interceptions
in a game for the first time in his career, which matches his total
number of picks in 2013. They were also his first interceptions of
the season and ended his streak of 242 pass attempts without an
interception, which dated to Nov. 2, 2013. Freshman De'Eric Bell,
who started his second game in place of injured ODAC rushing leader
Josh Schow, made a career-high six catches for 82 yards.
Defensively, Satiir Stevenson made a game-high 12
tackles... had 10 solo stops, a career high, and also broke up a
pass... Saturday's game at Shenandoah ended the Quakers' streak of
consecutive games with an interception and forced turnover at
five.NEXT WEEK: vs. Bridgewater (4-1, 1-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Two teams looking to rebound after tough losses will meet up on the gridiron as Bridgewater and Guilford square off for the 41st time on Saturday afternoon at the Armfield Athletic Center. The series dates back to 1936 when the Quakers defeated Bridgewater by a 20-13 tally. Guilford owns the series with a 23-17 mark against the Eagles after last season’s 21-14 victory over the Eagles at the Jopson Athletic Complex. The Quakers used an efficient offense to overcome a 200-plus yard effort from the Eagles on the ground and remain unbeaten in league play behind a seven-point win. The victory marked the second in a row for Guilford after Bridgewater claimed five games in a row in the series with the Quakers. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY's offense had its third big offensive
output in as many weeks, scoring at least ten points in each
quarter while taking down the Generals of Washington & Lee,
55-32. Quarterback Nash Nance had an impressive stat line, throwing
for three touchdowns, running for two, and catching one. On the
day, the Tigers produced an even 500 yards of offense with 390
coming through the air and 110 on the ground. Nance was 19-of-27
for 359 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. He ran 15
times for 43 yards and two scores, and he caught one touchdown pass
for 31 yards. Brady Macko had a team-high 54 rushing yards and a
touchdown on 12 carries. Holton Walker led all receivers with
five catches and 161 yards. Joey Kernan had four catches for 87
yards and a score, and Fuller Clark had three grabs for 42 yards
and a touchdown. Michael Mey also caught a touchdown pass with a 35
yard reception. Defensively, the Tigers surrendered 445 yards
via 331 rushing and 114 passing. The team forced one turnover with
Shreve Rohle picking off a pass late in the fourth quarter. Rohle,
along with Josh Doggett and John Moore, posted a game-high eight
tackles. Nick Martin had seven stops, and Larry Haskins and Sidney
Henry each had six; the trio combined for four
tackles-for-loss.NEXT WEEK: vs. Emory & Henry (5-0, 2-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Emory & Henry and Hampden-Sydney put their undefeated conference marks on the line on Saturday as the foes continue a series that dates back to 1992. The Wasps own a 36-34 advantage in the all-time series, but Hampden-Sydney has won each of the past six meetings and 11 of the past 12. Emory & Henry won 14 straight matchups from 1988 thru 2001. In last season's affair in Emory, H-SC claimed a 33-12 win behind three touchdown passes and a rushing score from Nash Nance. The last time the two squads squared off in Hampden-Sydney, the Tigers posted a 47-17 decision. |
RANDOLPH-MACON eclipsed 40 points scored for the
second time this season in its 42-21 home win over Catholic on
Friday evening. Running back John Byrd led the Yellow Jackets
to a 393-yard team rushing day as he churned out 185 yards and two
touchdowns on 22 carries. Zac Naccarato, Dustin Hiner and
Jesse Knepp also ran for scores. Naccarato threw for 168
yards and touchdown to Mike Doe. Steven Quinn led the
receivers with 85 yards on four catches. Defensively,
linebacker Marcus Mitchell led the unit with eight tackles.
Calvin Davis had 1.5 sacks that cost CUA 15 yards of offense.
Ryan Burns intercepted a pass, and Cole Burdette forced and
recovered a fumble.NEXT WEEK: at Washington and Lee (0-5, 0-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Randolph-Macon will be meeting for the 63rd time, with the Yellow Jackets leading the all-time series 30-29-3 since it began in 1903. The Generals have won three of the last four games against R-MC, but the Yellow Jackets earned the victory last season by a score of 27-21 in Ashland. W&L has won seven straight against Randolph-Macon in Lexington, with the last loss coming during the 1998 season. Running back Will McGhee led R-MC to the win, racking up 189 yards on the ground and all four of the Yellow Jackets' touchdowns, including the game-winner with 3:26 to play. W&L ran for 331 yards overall, led by quarterback Nick Lombardo's 194 yards and one score. |
SHENANDOAH shook up the ODAC standings on Saturday
as the Hornets defeated previously unbeaten Guilford College,
47-31, in Winchester. While SU trailed in total offense,
521-to-350 yards, SU got two defensive touchdowns and a special
teams score to aid the offense. Dieon DuPont started the game
by returning the opening kickoff 92 yards for a score. Coming
out of halftime with a 25-10 lead, Josh White returned an
interception 35-yards for a touchdown -- his second pick six of the
season -- and Leonard Scott caught a 67-yard TD pass from Drew
Ferguson to pu the Hornets ahead 38-10 early in the third quarter.
Cedrick Bridges capped the game's scoring by returning an
interception 52-yards to paydirt. GC quarterback Matt
Pawlowski hadn't thrown an interception all season until he threw
three in this game, with Malik Sims adding a takeaway to those by
White and Bridges. SU's defense was in the backfield all game
as the Hornets sacked Pawlowski eight times. Brandon Thompson
accounted for three of those, cost GC 21 yards of offense.
Cedrick Delaney led SU's offense with 118 yards and a
touchdown rushing. Kye Hopkins ran for 73 yards and another
score.NEXT WEEK: at Catholic (2-3, 0-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Catholic and Shenandoah will be meeting for the 11th time on Saturday, continuing a series that dates back to 1936. Catholic owns a 7-3 advantage in the all-time series. The Cardinals have won six of the past seven matchups, including last season's 37-7 victory in Winchester. In that contest, CUA racked up 519 yards of offense behind 326 yards on the ground. Shenandoah was held to 199 yards from scrimmage and suffered from a 35:20-to-24:40 deficit in time of possession. Mike Pitsenberger led CUA with 199 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. Nick Cortese (138) also crossed century mark. Andrew Smith led the Hornets with 70 yards and a touchdown rushing. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE's defense surrendered its most
points to Hampden-Sydney in the history of the series in Saturday's
55-32 win over the Generals. It marked the first time in the
history of the W&L football program that the Generals have
allowed 50 points in consecutive games. Prior to last week,
W&L had not allowed 50 points in a game since 1979.
First-year running back Walker Brand returned nine kickoffs
in the game for a total of 181 kickoff return yards. The nine
returns are a new school record, eclipsing the former mark of seven
which occurred twice. The 181 kickoff return yards are the
second-highest total in program history, just 12 yards shy of the
mark set by Stuart Sitterson against the Tigers in 2007. This
is W&L's first 0-5 start to a season since the 1993 team began
the season with six straight losses. The Generals are
currently on a seven-game losing streak dating back to last season.
The last seven-game losing streak was across the 1992-93
seasons.NEXT WEEK: vs. Randolph-Macon (3-2, 1-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Randolph-Macon will be meeting for the 63rd time, with the Yellow Jackets leading the all-time series 30-29-3 since it began in 1903. The Generals have won three of the last four games against R-MC, but the Yellow Jackets earned the victory last season by a score of 27-21 in Ashland. W&L has won seven straight against Randolph-Macon in Lexington, with the last loss coming during the 1998 season. Running back Will McGhee led R-MC to the win, racking up 189 yards on the ground and all four of the Yellow Jackets' touchdowns, including the game-winner with 3:26 to play. W&L ran for 331 yards overall, led by quarterback Nick Lombardo's 194 yards and one score. |
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