Saturday marked the end to the 2010 regular season, with a quartet of games featuring ODAC teams.  Washington and Lee completed its campaign with a 45-3 drubbing of non-conference Juniata College.  Hampden-Sydney held on to top Randolph-Macon, 31-28, in the 116th edition of The Game.  Bridgewater saw quarterback Hagan Driskell (pictured; Off. Player of the Week) have a hand in all five of its touchdowns on the way to a 38-28 win at Catholic.  And Emory & Henry notched its first conference win in a 27-3 triumph over Guilford.

For two ODAC teams the season will continue.  Washington and Lee, already a NCAA Division III Tournament participant as the winner of the ODAC's automatic qualifier, will be joined by at-large selection Hampden-Sydney in the 32-team foray.  The Generals will travel to Thomas More College, winners of the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) title following a perfect 10-0 season.  The Tigers will host Montclair State University, which finished in a tie at the top of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) standings with a 9-1 overall mark (8-1 NJAC).

All games of the NCAA Division III Football Tournament opening round begin at 12:00 p.m. local time on Saturday, November 20.  For more information, visit any of the websites of the tournament's participants, or go to the NCAA's official championship website by clicking HERE.  You can view the full interactive bracket HERE.  For a printable version of the bracket, read the ODAC Football Report: Week 11.

Below are entries for both of the ODAC Players of the Week.  For more information on ODAC football, view the full ODAC Football Report: Week 11.  

ODAC Players of the Week

FOOTBALL HAGAN DRISKELL, Bridgewater, Senior, Quarterback Driskell, a senior from Ruther Glen, Va., saved his best for last in the 2010 regular season finale against Catholic. Driskell was 20-of-23 for 274 yards and four touchdowns. Driskell completed 17 straight passes along the way, setting a Bridgewater school record for consecutive completions and a career-high with four touchdown passes. The senior trigger man also scored from one-yard out on a quarterback keeper, accounting for all five Eagles touchdowns on the day. Driskell and favored receiver Tyler Beiler connected on three passing scores, giving the duo 16 for the season. Driskell also connected with Nick Wimer to open the game’s scoring. Click to learn more about the past week in ODAC FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL TREVOR IKWILD, Hampden-Sydney, Senior, Linebacker Ikwild, a senior from Philomont, Va., led the Tigers with a game-high 12 tackles. His seven assisted stops were also a game-high. Ikwild help hold Randolph-Macon's top-rated scoring offense in the ODAC (43.1 ppg going into the contest) to 28 points while making key stops to help the Tigers win. Ikwild's play of the game, however, came in the third quarter when he intercepted an R-MC pass with H-SC leading 21-14. Ikwild stopped a Yellow Jackets’ drive with an interception on the Hampden-Sydney 39-yard line. He then returned it 35 yards to the Randolph-Macon 26-yard line. With the field position, the Tigers were able to punch it into the end zone and make it a two-possession game. Click to learn more about the past week in ODAC FOOTBALL