Football

Week 06 | October 7, 2018 | download a PDF version of the report
2018 ODAC Football Standings
 
 
Randolph-Macon
Bridgewater
Hampden-Sydney
Washington and Lee
Ferrum
Shenandoah
Emory & Henry
Guilford
  Conference Overall
GP Record Win % GP Record Win % Last 10 Streak
Randolph-Macon 7 6-1 0.857 12 9-3 0.750 8-2 Lost 1
Bridgewater 7 4-3 0.571 10 6-4 0.600 6-4 Won 4
Hampden-Sydney 7 4-3 0.571 9 4-5 0.444 4-5 Lost 1
Washington and Lee 7 3-4 0.429 9 5-4 0.556 5-4 Lost 3
Ferrum 7 3-4 0.429 10 5-5 0.500 5-5 Lost 2
Shenandoah 7 3-4 0.429 10 5-5 0.500 5-5 Won 2
Emory & Henry 7 3-4 0.429 9 4-5 0.444 4-5 Won 1
Guilford 7 2-5 0.286 9 3-6 0.333 3-6 Lost 2
 
ODAC Coaching Records
 
 
Mike Clark, BC (24/24)
Curt Newsome, E&H (5/5)
Rob Grande, FC (3/3)
Chris Rusiewicz, GC (8/8)
Marty Favret, H-SC (19/19)
Pedro Arruza, R-MC (15/15)
Scott Yoder, SU (6/6)
Garrett LeRose, W&L (1/1)
  Conference Overall
 Coach (yrs/at school) Win Loss Ties Win % Win Loss Ties Win %
Mike Clark, BC (24/24) 84 62 0 0.575 154 100 1 0.606
Curt Newsome, E&H (5/5) 18 16 0 0.529 27 22 0 0.551
Rob Grande, FC (3/3) 3 4 0 0.429 19 11 0 0.633
Chris Rusiewicz, GC (8/8) 27 27 0 0.500 42 37 0 0.532
Marty Favret, H-SC (19/19) 83 37 0 0.692 130 66 0 0.663
Pedro Arruza, R-MC (15/15) 55 41 0 0.573 90 64 0 0.584
Scott Yoder, SU (6/6) 16 25 0 0.390 29 31 0 0.483
Garrett LeRose, W&L (1/1) 3 4 0 0.429 5 4 0 0.556

Weekly Award Winners
WEEK 1
Offense:  Josh Breece | So. | RB | Washington and Lee
Defense:  Daquan Pridget | So. | DB | Shenandoah
WEEK 2
Offense:  De'Eric Bell | Sr. | RB | Guilford
Defense:  Jarrod Russ | Jr. | DL | Guilford
WEEK 3
Offense:  Hayden Bauserman | Sr. | QB | Shenandoah
Defense:  Aaron Cox | So. | DE | Randolph-Macon
WEEK 4
Offense:  Zack Clifford | Jr. | QB | Ferrum
Defense:  Tyler Redmond | So. | DB | Emory & Henry
WEEK 5
Offense:  Alec Cobb | Sr. | QB | Hampden-Sydney
Defense:  Chad Vanlandingham | Sr. | LB | Hampden-Sydney
WEEK 6
Offense:  Hayden Bauserman | Sr. | QB | Shenandoah
Defense:  Patrick Ryan | Sr. | DB | Washington and Lee
WEEK 7
Offense:  Alec Cobb | Sr. | QB | Hampden-Sydney
Defense:  Will Corry | Jr. | OLB | Washington and Lee
WEEK 8
Offense:  Hunter Taylor | So. | QB | Emory & Henry
Defense:  Tyler Redmond | So. | DB | Emory & Henry
WEEK 9
Offense:  Brian Mann | Jr. | RB | Ferrum
Defense:  Bryce Smith | So. | LB | Guilford
WEEK 10
Offense:  Hayden Bauserman | Sr. | QB | Shenandoah
Defense:  Zach Bullard | Sr. | LB | Ferrum
WEEK 11
Offense:  Hunter Taylor | So. | QB | Emory & Henry
Defense:  Anthony Williams | Jr. | CB | Randolph-Macon
Defensive Player of the Week
Offensive Player of the Week
Patrick Ryan | Washington and Lee | Sr. | Defensive Back
Ryan, a senior from Darien, Conn., helped the Generals return to the win column with a 30-20 result at Bridgewater. Ryan was twice involved in the turnover game with a fumble recovery for a touchdown and an interception to go with four tackles. His fumble recovery came with 4:49 left in the first half as he scooped up the loose ball and made his way 37 yards to pay-dirt for a 27-6 lead. That was the first fumble recovery for a touchdown by a Generals defender since October 7, 2006, just a day short of 12 years. Ryan's interception helped seal W&L's win as he came down with the turnover to end Bridgewater's final drive of the game with 4:30 to play in the fourth quarter. For the season, Ryan has 12 tackles (11 solo) to go with this week's two turnovers.
Hayden Bauserman | Shenandoah | Sr. | Quarterback
Bauserman, a senior from Woodstock, Va., picks up his second weekly award after leading the Hornets to a 59-34 win over Hampdeny-Sydney. Bauserman set a new program record with 47 completions, the third-most in ODAC history behind 51 in 2011 from former Emory & Henry quarterback Kyle Boden and 48 in 2007 from former Guilford signal-caller Josh Vogelbach. Bauserman finished 47-of-63 for 490 yards and five touchdowns against one interception. He now has seven games of 400 or more passing yards including two this season. He has also now thrown five or more TD passes in a game eight times, each coming in the past two seasons. Bauserman completed passes to 10 different receivers against H-SC, with Jalen Hudson hauling in a team-best 13 balls. Six receivers had 49 or more yards. For the season, Bauserman leads the ODAC in passing yards (1,851), touchdowns (23), completions (175), attempts (258), completion percentage (67.8), and passing efficiency (154.4). For his career, Bauserman currently ranks third in passing touchdowns (112) and completions (913) and fourth in passing yards (10,494) in ODAC history.
This Week's Results
Football
October 6, 2018 Final
30
Washington and Lee
20
Bridgewater
| Box Score | Recap | Recap |
Football
October 6, 2018 Final
34
Hampden-Sydney
59
Shenandoah
| Box Score | Recap | Recap | Recap | | | |
Football
October 6, 2018 Final
34
Guilford
63
Randolph-Macon
| Box Score | Recap | Recap | Recap | |
Football
October 6, 2018 Final
41
Thomas More
27
Emory & Henry
| Box Score | Recap | Recap | Recap |
Weekly Individual Statistical Superlatives
PASSING RUSHING RECEIVING
Hayden Bauserman, SU 47-of-63, 490 yards, 5 TD Josh Breece, W&L 35 for 150 yards, 0 TD Dillon Costello, H-SC 9 for 148 yards, 0 TD
Alec Cobb, H-SC 34-of-49, 445 yards, 2 TD De'Eric Bell, GC 17 for 134 yards, 2 TD Major Morgan, H-SC 9 for 116 yards, 1 TD
Hunter Taylor, E&H 27-of-52, 272 yards, 2 TD Rashadeen Byrd Jr., SU 6 for 129 yards, 2 TD Jordan Foster, R-MC 7 for 96 yards, 1 TD
Burke Estes, R-MC 12-of-14, 166 yards, 4 TD Jordan Hall, R-MC 13 for 110 yards, 2 TD Jalen Hudson, SU 13 for 92 yards, 1 TD
Jay Scroggins, BC 14-of-26, 149 yards, 1 TD Demetreus Jalepes, BC 13 for 96 yards, 1 TD Derrick Yates, E&H 8 for 91 yards, 2 TD
           
TACKLES TACKLES FOR LOSS (SACKS) INTERCEPTIONS
Re'Shaun Myers, BC 13 (11 solo) Frank Mark, GC 2.0 TFL (1.0 sacks), -9 yards Nate Hill, SU 1 for 23 yards, 0 TD
Dehomd Denny, BC 12 (3 solo) Re'Shaun Myers, BC 2.0 TFL (0.0 sacks), -10 yards Tyler DeBerry, R-MC 1 for 11 yards, 0 TD
Bryce Smith, GC 11 (9 solo) Matt Dang, BC 2.0 TFL (0.0 sacks), -3 yards Fred Benham, W&L 1 for 9 yards, 0 TD
Matt Dang, BC 10 (7 solo) Michael Nguyen, SU 1.5 TFL (0.0 sacks), -5 yards Four Players  1 for 0 yards, 0 TD
Bernie Hayes III, SU 10 (7 solo) Two Players 1.5 TFL (0.0 sacks), -3 yards    

Team News and Notes
BRIDGEWATER dropped a 30-20 home decision to Washington and Lee on Saturday, marking the Eagles first ODAC setback of the season. BC committed three turnovers in the game that hampered offensive progress despite out-gaining the Generals, 341 to 334. Jay Scroggins threw for 149 yards and a touchdown against two interceptions. His scoring throw went to Dakoda Shrader, who led the Eagles' receivers with 54 yards. Demetreus Jalepes came up just short of a 100-yard game with 96 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries. Defensive, the Eagles held Washington and Lee to just 72 yards from scrimmage in the second half. Re'Shaun Myers led all ODAC players in week six with 13 tackles, while Dehomd Denny and Matt Dang made 12 and 10 stops, respectively. Myers and Dang had 2.0 tackles for a loss each.

NEXT WEEK | vs. Hampden-Sydney (1-3, 1-1 ODAC) | 2:00 PM
 Bridgewater and Hampden-Sydney will be meeting for the 75th time on Saturday afternoon in Bridgewater, continuing a series that began in 1929. The Tigers own a 59-15 advantage all-time, which includes a 37-27 victory in Hampden-Sydney last season. Both squads look for a return to the win column following losses in their most recent games -- Bridgewater to Washington and Lee, 30-20, and Hampden-Sydney at Shenandoah, 59-34.
   
FERRUM was idle this past weekend on its scheduled bye.

NEXT WEEK | at Guilford (1-3, 0-2 ODAC) | 7:00 PM on Thursday
 Ferrum and Guilford will be meeting for the 21st time on Thursday evening in Greensboro. The Panthers own a 14-6 advantage in the all-times, which began in 1986. The two squads last met in 2006 with Guilford posting a 49-35 victory in Greensboro. Guilford has a long yet inconsistent history of playing Thursday night games. The Ferrum matchup is their second Thursday night game of the season. Before this year, GC had not played in a Thursday night game since 1966. In those early years, Guilford routinely played Thanksgiving Day games against various opponents. Ferrum returns to the gridiron on Saturday following its schedule bye. The Quakers have dropped three straight contests including ODAC games to Bridgewater (30-28) and at Randolph-Macon (63-34).
   
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY took a 59-34 loss to Shenandoah in an offensive battle that featured a combined 1,210 yards of total offense, including 935 through the air. On the day, the Tigers tallied 552 yards of offense with 445 passing and 107 on the ground. Alec Cobb was 34-of-49 for 445 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Dillon Costello had a game-high 148 yards on nine catches. Morgan also had nine catches to go with 116 yards and a score. Kaleb Smith and Blake Page each had five receptions, combing for 151 yards and a touchdown. Smith also led the ground game with 87 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries. Defensively, the Tigers allowed 658 yards with 490 passing and 168 rushing. Brendan Weinberg led the way with nine tackles, while Hunter Carr had eight and Griffin Davis, Riggs Jordan, and Chad Vanlandingham each had seven stops. Matt Dooley added two tackles and an interception.

NEXT WEEK | at Bridgewater (2-2, 1-1 ODAC) | 2:00 PM
 Bridgewater and Hampden-Sydney will be meeting for the 75th time on Saturday afternoon in Bridgewater, continuing a series that began in 1929. The Tigers own a 59-15 advantage all-time, which includes a 37-27 victory in Hampden-Sydney last season. Both squads look for a return to the win column following losses in their most recent games -- Bridgewater to Washington and Lee, 30-20, and Hampden-Sydney at Shenandoah, 59-34.
   
SHENANDOAH returned to the win column with a 59-34 victory over Hampden-Sydney. The squads combined for 1,210 yards of offense with the majority -- 935 yards -- coming thru the air. Quarterback Hayden Bauserman set a program-record with 47 completions, which is third-most in ODAC history. He threw for 490 yards and five touchdowns, marking his seventh 400-plus yard game and eighth contest with at least five TD passes. He completed balls to 10 different receivers, with Jalen Hudson leading the way with 13 catches for 92 yardfs and a touchdown. Adrian DeNeal caught two scoring throws, while Ethan Bigbee and Justin Ayres had one each. Six receivers had at least 49 yards. Rshadeen Byrd, Jr., was a lightning rod on the ground as he carried the ball just six times, but racked up 129 yards with TD runs of 46 and 25 yards. Mario Wisdom added another touchdown runs. Defensive, Bernie Hayes III led the unit with 10 stops including one for a loss. Nate Hill and Daquan Pridget intercepted passes. Pridget leads the ODAC with five interceptions, while Hill is tied for second with several players with two. 

NEXT WEEK | vs. Randolph-Macon (4-1, 2-0 ODAC) | 1:00 PM
 Randolph-Macon and Shenandoah meet 12th time on Saturday afternoon in Winchester, capping a five-game homestand for the Hornets. The Yellow Jackets own an 8-3 advtange in the all-time series, which began in 2004. Last season, Shenandoah snapped R-MC's eight-game run over the Hornets with a 51-38 win in Ashland. Randolph-Macon had won successive matchups from 2009 thru 2016, while SU posted wins in their first two matchups in 2004 and 2005 before picking up its third last year. Both teams picked up wins last week, with Randolph-Macon's 63-34 victory over Guilford leaving them at the top of the ODAC standings. Shenandoah's 59-34 win over Hampden-Sydney has the Hornets in a six-team logjam at 1-1 in league play.
EMORY & HENRY closed its non-conference slate with a 41-27 loss to Thomas More. The offense had a good day with 446 yards from scrimmage and 35:10 of possession time and scored at least six points in each quarter. Quarterback Hunter Taylor threw for 270 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Derrick Yates. Yates led the unit with eight grabs for 91 yards, while Jesse Santiago had seven catches for 89 yards. Tyree Ward ran for 42 yards and a touchdown, while Taylor led with 69 yards and 17 carries. Defensively, Justin Banks led the unit with 10 tackles including 1.5 for loss. He also broke up a pass. Trel Phillips added 1.0 TFLs amongst his three stops.

NEXT WEEK | at Washington and Lee (3-1, 1-1 ODAC) | 1:00 PM
 Emory & Henry and Washington and Lee lace them up for the 48th time on Saturday afternoon in Lexington, continuing a series that began in 1921. The Wasps own a 30-17 advantage in their 47 previous meetings, but Washington and Lee has won 11 of the past 16 and six of the last eight matchups. Among E&H's 30 wins includes a 45-42 last-second triumph in Lexington in 2017, marking the Generals lone league loss of the season and the highest-scoring affair in their series. E&H looks to return to the win column following back-to-back losses at Hampden-Sydney (56-27) and two Thomas More (41-27). The Generals look for a second straight win after topping Bridgewater, 30-20, this past week.
   
GUILFORD dropped its third straight overall game and second straight ODAC contest at Randolph-Macon, 63-34 on Saturday. De'Eric Bell continued his strong season and onslaught on various record books as he ran for 134 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries. He scored on runs of two and 78 yards. He set GC's career rushing record on the long TD run, breaking the former mark of 3,486 yards by Reggie Kenan from 1973-76. Bell now has 3,520 rushing yards and 7,262 career all-purpose yards, eight shy of 12th place on the NCAA Division III all-time list. He now has 12 touchdowns thru four games on the season, one short of his school-record from last season. Three quarterbacks took snaps against R-MC with Alex Manley throwing a TD pass to London Duvall and Joe Ferrick tossing his first career TD pass to fellow senior Desmond Marshall, covering 59 yards. Defensively, Bryce Smith notched a game-high 11 tackles, his third straight game of 11 stops or more. Trevon Simmons, Frank Mark, and Zach Lassiter each registered QB sacks. Mark had two tackles for loss.

NEXT WEEK | vs. Ferrum (3-1, 1-1 ODAC) | 7:00 PM on Thursday
 Ferrum and Guilford will be meeting for the 21st time on Thursday evening in Greensboro. The Panthers own a 14-6 advantage in the all-times, which began in 1986. The two squads last met in 2006 with Guilford posting a 49-35 victory in Greensboro. Guilford has a long yet inconsistent history of playing Thursday night games. The Ferrum matchup is their second Thursday night game of the season. Before this year, GC had not played in a Thursday night game since 1966. In those early years, Guilford routinely played Thanksgiving Day games against various opponents. Ferrum returns to the gridiron on Saturday following its schedule bye. The Quakers have dropped three straight contests including ODAC games to Bridgewater (30-28) and at Randolph-Macon (63-34).
   
RANDOLPH-MACON stands alone at the top of the league table at 2-0 following a 63-34 triumph over Guilford on Saturday. The Yellow Jackets ball-control offense was also prolific as R-MC held the ball for 38:57 of game time and racked up 563 yards of offense without a turnover. Quarterback Burke Estes was efficient in going 12-of-14 for 166 yards and four touchdowns covering 27, 9, 3, and 7 yards, all in the first half as R-MC built a 42-0 lead at the intermission. Jordan Hall was the leader of the ground game as he went for 110 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. Tre Frederick had 83 yards on five carries, including a 71-yard touchdown sprint on the fourth play of the game. Eric Hoy and Marcus Bazala added a scoring run each. Jordan Foster led the receivers with seven catches for 96 yards and a touchdown. Sam Tanner caught two TD passes, while Christian Redman added a fourth touchdown. Defensively, R-MC allowed 520 yards of offense to Guilford, but forced a trio of Quaker turnovers. Erik Harris led with six tackles, while Jowann Holder notched a sack. Bryan Sullivan forced and recovered a fumble on GC's first drive to lead to R-MC's second TD and recorded a drive-stopping TFL. Zion Dennis and Tyler DeBerry intercepted their first passes of the season.

NEXT WEEK | at Shenandoah (3-2, 1-1 ODAC) | 1:00 PM
 Randolph-Macon and Shenandoah meet 12th time on Saturday afternoon in Winchester, capping a five-game homestand for the Hornets. The Yellow Jackets own an 8-3 advtange in the all-time series, which began in 2004. Last season, Shenandoah snapped R-MC's eight-game run over the Hornets with a 51-38 win in Ashland. Randolph-Macon had won successive matchups from 2009 thru 2016, while SU posted wins in their first two matchups in 2004 and 2005 before picking up its third last year. Both teams picked up wins last week, with Randolph-Macon's 63-34 victory over Guilford leaving them at the top of the ODAC standings. Shenandoah's 59-34 win over Hampden-Sydney has the Hornets in a six-team logjam at 1-1 in league play.
   
WASHINGTON AND LEE produced a 30-20 win over Bridgewater, scoring 23 points in the second quarter.  The win was W&L's first over the Eagles on the road since the 2010 campaign. One week after totaling just 27 yards in the second half of a loss to Randolph-Macon, W&L amassed just 72 second half yards in the win over Bridgewater. Sophomore running back Josh Breece topped 100 yards for the third time in four games, totaling 150 yards on a career-high 35 carries. In the process, he moved into eighth-place on the school's career rushing list with 2,291 career yards. Collin Sherman added 83 yards and two touchdowns on seven carries, including a 67-yard touchdown run. Drew Richardson threw a TD pass to Reid Ostrom covering 33 yards. Defensively, senior cornerback Patrick Ryan scooped up a fumble and returned it 37 yards for a touchdown with 4:49 left in the half.  It was the Generals' first fumble return for a touchdown in nearly 12 years.  In fact, it was just one day shy of 12 years (last was on 10/7/06). He also intercepted a pass and made four tackles. Sam Murphy led the unit with eight tackles. Connor Corbett and Andrew Frailer registered QB sacks. Fred Benham added an interception.

NEXT WEEK | vs. Emory & Henry (2-2, 1-1 ODAC) | 1:00 PM
 Emory & Henry and Washington and Lee lace them up for the 48th time on Saturday afternoon in Lexington, continuing a series that began in 1921. The Wasps own a 30-17 advantage in their 47 previous meetings, but Washington and Lee has won 11 of the past 16 and six of the last eight matchups. Among E&H's 30 wins includes a 45-42 last-second triumph in Lexington in 2017, marking the Generals lone league loss of the season and the highest-scoring affair in their series. E&H looks to return to the win column following back-to-back losses at Hampden-Sydney (56-27) and two Thomas More (41-27). The Generals look for a second straight win after topping Bridgewater, 30-20, this past week.
Team Schedules and Results
Bridgewater (6-4, 4-3 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sat. 1 at Gettysburg W, 34-17 Final VID BX RC RC RC RC LS
Sat. 8 Stevenson L, 35-23 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 29 at Guilford * W, 30-28 Final VID BX RC RC RC
October
Sat. 6 Washington and Lee * L, 30-20 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 13 Hampden-Sydney * L, 42-21 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 20 at Randolph-Macon * L, 44-41 Final - OT VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 27 Shenandoah * W, 28-20 Final VID BX RC RC RC
November
Sat. 3 Emory & Henry * W, 53-13 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 10 at Ferrum * W, 42-21 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 17 N.C. Wesleyan W, 21-14 Final VID BX RC RC
Emory & Henry (4-5, 3-4 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sat. 1 at Ferrum * 3rd Annual Crooked Road Classic W, 45-29 Final VID BX RC RC RC RC
Sat. 15 Methodist Cancelled
Sat. 22 at Rochester (N.Y.) W, 52-17 Final VID BX RC RC LS
Sat. 29 at Hampden-Sydney * L, 56-27 Final VID BX RC RC
October
Sat. 6 Thomas More L, 41-27 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 13 at Washington and Lee * L, 40-29 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 20 Shenandoah * W, 52-50 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 27 Randolph-Macon * L, 56-21 Final VID BX RC RC RC
November
Sat. 3 at Bridgewater * L, 53-13 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 10 Guilford * W, 70-27 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Ferrum (5-5, 3-4 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sat. 1 Emory & Henry * 3rd Annual Crooked Road Classic L, 45-29 Final VID BX RC RC RC RC
Sat. 8 at Apprentice W, 31-20 Final BX RC
Sat. 22 Greensboro W, 81-0 Final VID BX RC
Sat. 29 at Shenandoah * W, 38-21 Final VID BX RC RC
October
Fri. 12 at Guilford * L, 28-27 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 20 Washington and Lee * L, 38-35 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 27 Hampden-Sydney * W, 32-19 Final VID BX RC RC
November
Sat. 3 at Randolph-Macon * W, 28-23 Final BX RC RC RC
Sat. 10 Bridgewater * L, 42-21 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 17 at Averett Game played on 11/17 L, 20-13 Final VID BX RC LS
Guilford (3-6, 2-5 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sat. 1 Huntingdon # No contest Cancelled VID RC RC RC
Sat. 8 Methodist W, 61-35 Final VID BX RC RC
Thu. 13 at Davidson L, 91-61 Final VID BX RC RC LS
Sat. 29 Bridgewater * L, 30-28 Final VID BX RC RC RC
October
Sat. 6 at Randolph-Macon * L, 63-34 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Fri. 12 Ferrum * W, 28-27 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 20 at Hampden-Sydney * L, 38-35 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 27 Washington and Lee * W, 40-3 Final VID BX RC RC RC
November
Sat. 3 at Shenandoah * L, 62-47 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 10 at Emory & Henry * L, 70-27 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Hampden-Sydney (4-5, 4-3 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sun. 2 at Averett L, 33-14 Final BX RC RC
Sat. 8 Chris. Newport L, 17-13 Final BX RC
Sat. 15 U. of New England Cancelled
Sat. 29 Emory & Henry * W, 56-27 Final VID BX RC RC
October
Sat. 6 at Shenandoah * L, 59-34 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 13 at Bridgewater * W, 42-21 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 20 Guilford * W, 38-35 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 27 at Ferrum * L, 32-19 Final VID BX RC RC
November
Sat. 3 at Washington and Lee * W, 24-20 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 10 Randolph-Macon * L, 48-35 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Randolph-Macon (9-3, 6-1 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
August
Thu. 30 at Johns Hopkins L, 63-31 Final VID VID BX RC RC RC LS LS
September
Sat. 8 Averett W, 24-14 Final BX RC
Wed. 12 Catholic W, 41-6 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 29 at Washington and Lee * W, 23-7 Final VID BX RC RC
October
Sat. 6 Guilford * W, 63-34 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 13 at Shenandoah * W, 45-14 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 20 Bridgewater * W, 44-41 Final - OT VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 27 at Emory & Henry * W, 56-21 Final VID BX RC RC RC
November
Sat. 3 Ferrum * L, 28-23 Final BX RC RC RC
Sat. 10 at Hampden-Sydney * W, 48-35 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 17 at John Carroll % NCAA Division III Playoffs -- First Round W, 23-20 Final VID BX RC RC RC LS
Sat. 24 at Muhlenberg % NCAA Championship - Second Round L, 35-6 Final VID BX RC RC RC RC RC LS
Shenandoah (5-5, 3-4 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sat. 1 at Methodist W, 48-33 Final BX RC RC LS
Sat. 8 N.C. Wesleyan W, 59-21 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 15 Hobart L, 56-48 Final VID BX RC
Sat. 29 Ferrum * L, 38-21 Final VID BX RC RC
October
Sat. 6 Hampden-Sydney * W, 59-34 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 13 Randolph-Macon * L, 45-14 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 20 at Emory & Henry * L, 52-50 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 27 at Bridgewater * L, 28-20 Final VID BX RC RC RC
November
Sat. 3 Guilford * W, 62-47 Final VID BX RC RC RC
Sat. 10 at Washington and Lee * W, 27-24 Final - OT VID BX RC RC
Washington and Lee (5-4, 3-4 ODAC)
Date Opponent Notes Result Status Links
September
Sat. 1 at Dickinson W, 16-10 Final - OT VID VID BX RC RC RC LS
Sat. 8 at Sewanee W, 47-14 Final BX RC RC LS
Sat. 29 Randolph-Macon * L, 23-7 Final VID BX RC RC
October
Sat. 6 at Bridgewater * W, 30-20 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 13 Emory & Henry * W, 40-29 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 20 at Ferrum * W, 38-35 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 27 at Guilford * L, 40-3 Final VID BX RC RC RC
November
Sat. 3 Hampden-Sydney * L, 24-20 Final VID BX RC RC
Sat. 10 Shenandoah * L, 27-24 Final - OT VID BX RC RC