BRIDGEWATER's offense fired on
all cylinders on Saturday afternoon at Apprentice to return to
Bridgewater unscathed with a 44-14 victory over the host Builders.
Bridgewater scored 23 unanswered points to open the contest, led by
junior quarterback Willie Logan and sophomore running back Jacob
Wright. Logan started the game 11-of-12 passing, while it took
Wright less than a half to eclipse the 100-yard barrier. On the
day, Logan threw for 293 yards and three scores, while Wright
crossed the century mark with 110 yards on 14 carries.
Bridgewater's 582 total yards on the day is the highest total for
an Eagles team since a victory over Hanover in 2005. The
Eagles' defense was up to the task all afternoon.
Linebackers Alex Collins and Andrew Palmer paced the unit with
eight tackles each. Bridgewater limited Apprentice to just 104
yards through the first three quarters of play, before the Builders
added nearly 100 yards in the fourth quarter against the Eagles'
second unit. As the rest of the conference slate looms, the
Bridgewater defense leads the league in every major statistical
category.NEXT WEEK: vs. Hampden-Sydney (2-2, 0-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater and Hampden-Sydney meet for the 69th time on Saturday in a series that began in 1929. The two squads have combined to win eight of the past 11 ODAC titles. The Tigers currently own a five-game winning streak against the Eagles with Bridgewater's last with over Hampden-Sydney coming on the grass at Jopson Field in 2006 by a 31-13 score. Hampden-Sydney reigned supreme last season at Everett Stadium in a 28-14 victory. H-SC signal-caller Travis Lane fired a pair of touchdown passes while Kirk Rohle ran for 134 yards and a pair of scores. BC got a TD pass from Carlos Gonzalez and 85 yards rushing from Anthony Carter. |
CATHOLIC racked up 428 yards
of offense vs. Hampden-Sydney, including 126 on the ground and 302
through the air, in the Cardinals 41-28 win. Alonzo Cooke finished
with a career high tying 10 receptions for 135 yards and a pair of
scores. Cooke caught scoring strikes of 26 and 42 yards in the
second quarter to help the Cardinals open up a 20-7 lead on the
Tigers. Mike Pitsenberger rushed for three touchdowns to lead the
ground attack, while Greg Cordivari went 26-of-38 for 302 yards and
two touchdowns without and interception through the air. The
Cardinals finished with 21 first downs, were 3-of-5 on fourth down
conversions and dominated the time-of-possession battle, 37:28 to
22:32. CUA's defense played its best game of the year
on Saturday, forcing five Hampden-Sydney turnovers and registering
four sacks. The Cardinals picked the Tigers off three times, with
Timbo McGarry, Kevin Ross and Patrick Thomas notching INTs, and
also recovered two fumbles. Conor Stueckler led the way with seven
tackles, including 1.5 for loss, as well as a sack and a pass
breakup. Along with Stueckler, Vinny Cortese, Andrew Pitsenberger
and Rob Schaetzl registered sacks. CUA held Hampden-Sydney to only
251 yards of total offense, and forced the Tigers into a 3-of-11
showing on 3rd down and an 0-for-4 day on fourth
down.NEXT WEEK: Friday at Randolph-Macon (3-1, 1-0 ODAC) - 7:00 p.m. Randolph-Macon and Catholic will square off for the 34th time on Friday evening in Ashland, continuing a series that began in 1916. R-MC leads the all-time series 19-13-1 including a five game-winning streak dating back to the 2007 season. Saturday's game marks the first home night game in R-MC history as the New Day Field will play host to the Yellow Jackets and Cardinals under the lights. Last season, Zac Naccarato threw for a career-high 372 yards and four touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets knocked off Catholic 51-34 in the nation's capital. Naccarato finished the day 25-of-31 passing. Christian Cook was able to grab 13 balls for 212 yards on the night. Vance Hendren ran for two touchdowns and caught seven passes for 104 yards and a score as well for R-MC. CUA got a trio of touchdown pass from Greg Cordivari, including one to Alonzo Cooke as part of his 10-catch 165-yard day. Mike Pitsenberger ran for 103 yards which included a 33-yard touchdown run. |
EMORY & HENRY picked up 366 yards with 20 first
downs this past Saturday afternoon at Fred Selfe Stadium.
Junior quarterback Kyle Boden threw for 359 yards on
31-for-55 passing with one touchdown and one interception.
Boden found nine different receivers on the day with senior
Adam Pugh catching four balls for 67 yards and a touchdown.
Also leading the Wasps receivers were senior Corey Ware (6
rec., 65 yds.), freshman Deion George (5 rec., 63 yds) and
sophomore Lucas Kirby (3 rec., 67 yds.). Sophomore running
back Kasey Jones rushed nine times for 29 yards. Emory &
Henry’s defense caused Randolph-Macon’s drives to stall
four times, resulting in field goal attempts (three of which were
good). Senior linebacker Devan Sproles had a game-high 11
tackles including one for a loss while senior linebacker Ross Ellis
made nine stops and had a TFL that cost R-MC 12 yards. Senior
safety Daniel Woods registered eight tackles, two passes broken up
and a forced fumble and junior safety Jason Hill had eight stops of
his own.NEXT WEEK: at Washington and Lee (3-1, 1-0 ODAC) - 1:30 p.m. Washington and Lee and Emory & Henry will be meeting for the 42nd time, with the Wasps holding a 28-13 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1921 season. E&H won 19-straight meetings between 1983-2001, but the Generals have recovered to win six of the last eight encounters, including each of the last two. Last season, W&L claimed a 17-14 win in Emory on a 40-yard field goal as time expired. The two squads combined for 976 yards of offense despite the relatively low-scoring result. W&L, predominantly a rushing team, boasted a strong balance with 235 yards passing with 271 yards rushing. E&H threw for 310 yards while also running for 160. Both teams featured long passing plays for scores as Kyle Boden and Adrian Jordan connected on a 61-yard touchdown pass while Charlie Westfal and Russell Stewart hooked up for a 55-yard scoring play. Aside from a 45-point explosion in 2010, the Wasps have held the Generals’ offense in check as W&L has averaged just 16.0 points per game in the other four contests over the last five years. |
GUILFORD quarterback Mitch Ferrick
made his college debut with 1:33 left in the ballgame and directed
the Quakers on an 11-play, 68-yard scoring drive capped by a
nine-yard touchdown pass to Austen Thompson. The scoring play
marked Ferrick's first TD pass and Thompson's first TD catch...
Nick Mearite made a game-high seven receptions versus Washington
and Lee... Senior Mike Williams gained 40 rushing yards on eight
carries against Washington and Lee, which lowered his average yards
per carry total this season to 7.3 Satiir Stevenson set a
personal best with a game-high 15 tackles versus Washington and
Lee. He was one of three Quakers with double-figure tackles totals.
Hunter English also set a career high with 13 tackles. Robert
Smith, the ODAC's leader in takedowns, extended his streak of
double-digit tackles totals with 10.NEXT WEEK: at Shenandoah (1-3, 0-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Shenandoah meet for the very first time on Saturday afternoon as the Quakers make the trip north to Winchester for a 1:00 p.m. kick-off. SU, playing in just its second ODAC game, enters the contest following a week off from its scheduled bye week. The previous weekend, the Hornets fell to Bridgewater, 17-14, in their inaugural league game. Guilford looks to return to the victory column following a 42-21 loss to Washington and Lee this past Saturday. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY got off to a slow start in its 41-28
loss to Catholic as they tallied 251 yards of offense on 198
passing and 53 rushing yards. The Tigers scored one touchdown in
the second quarter on a John Michael Sparagna three-yard reception
from Nash Nance, but would not score again until the fourth
quarter. The Tigers outscored Catholic 21-7 in the final stanza as
sophomore receiver Holton Walker hauled in touchdown passes of 37-
and 26-yards. Senior running back Regis Craft also found the end
zone on a 15-yard run. On the day, Walker tallied a game-high 150
yards and two touchdowns on eight catches. Senior running back Evan
King led the ground attack with 66 yards on 17 carries. Nance threw
for 198 yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions while
completing 16 of his 40 passing attempts. Defensively, the
Tigers were led by senior linebacker Kenny Fryman’s 20
tackles. Junior Steven Fogleman was not far off with 18 stops,
while Alex Price and Tyler Ikwild notched 12 and 11 tackles,
respectively. Catholic recorded 428 yards of total offense while
throwing for 302 yards and two touchdowns, and running for 126
yards and four scores.NEXT WEEK: at Bridgewater (4-0, 1-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater and Hampden-Sydney meet for the 69th time on Saturday in a series that began in 1929. The two squads have combined to win eight of the past 11 ODAC titles. The Tigers currently own a five-game winning streak against the Eagles with Bridgewater's last with over Hampden-Sydney coming on the grass at Jopson Field in 2006 by a 31-13 score. Hampden-Sydney reigned supreme last season at Everett Stadium in a 28-14 victory. H-SC signal-caller Travis Lane fired a pair of touchdown passes while Kirk Rohle ran for 134 yards and a pair of scores. BC got a TD pass from Carlos Gonzalez and 85 yards rushing from Anthony Carter. |
RANDOLPH-MACON ran its winning streak to three as it
opened up ODAC play with a 22-10 road win at Emory & Henry on
Saturday. R-MC is now 3-1 overall, 1-0 in the league. R-MC
has now won five of its last six league openers. The Yellow
Jackets offense rolled up 376 yards of offense and held possession
for over 35 minutes of the action en route to the
victory. Quarterback Zac Naccarato completed 79% of his
passes on the day, going 15-of-19 for 233 yards. Naccarato
connected with wide receivers Christian Cook and Luke Sellers for
98 yards apiece. The two pronged running game of Drake Sanders and
Will McGhee combined for 144 yards on the day, gaining 80 and 64
yards, respectively. On the defensive side of the ball,
Randolph-Macon held E&H to just seven yards on the ground,
while sacking quarterback Kyle Bodden four times. Defensive
end Cross Trued was in on 2.5 sacks which cost E&H 22 yards of
offense. Trued finished with six total stops and 3.0 tackles
for a loss. Parker Williams came away with his first
interception of the season, and Danny Hunt led R-MC's defense with
nine tackles.NEXT WEEK: Friday vs. Catholic (2-2, 1-0 ODAC) - 7:00 p.m. Randolph-Macon and Catholic will square off for the 34th time on Friday evening in Ashland, continuing a series that began in 1916. R-MC leads the all-time series 19-13-1 including a five game-winning streak dating back to the 2007 season. Saturday's game marks the first home night game in R-MC history as the New Day Field will play host to the Yellow Jackets and Cardinals under the lights. Last season, Zac Naccarato threw for a career-high 372 yards and four touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets knocked off Catholic 51-34 in the nation's capital. Naccarato finished the day 25-of-31 passing. Christian Cook was able to grab 13 balls for 212 yards on the night. Vance Hendren ran for two touchdowns and caught seven passes for 104 yards and a score as well for R-MC. CUA got a trio of touchdown pass from Greg Cordivari, including one to Alonzo Cooke as part of his 10-catch 165-yard day. Mike Pitsenberger ran for 103 yards which included a 33-yard touchdown run. |
SHENANDOAH was idle last week on its scheduled
bye week.NEXT WEEK: vs. Guilford (1-3, 0-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Shenandoah meet for the very first time on Saturday afternoon as the Quakers make the trip north to Winchester for a 1:00 p.m. kick-off. SU, playing in just its second ODAC game, enters the contest following a week off from its scheduled bye week. The previous weekend, the Hornets fell to Bridgewater, 17-14, in their inaugural league game. Guilford looks to return to the victory column following a 42-21 loss to Washington and Lee this past Saturday. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE senior running back Luke Heinsohn
rushed for 146 yards and three touchdowns on 24 carries in the win
over Guilford. Heinsohn also hit all six of his PAT attempts
to finish with 24 total points and became W&L's all-time
leading scorer with 228 points. He broke the record of 220
set by Marc Watson in 2001. Heinsohn's three touchdowns also
pulled him within one touchdown of Watson's record for career
touchdowns (36). He can move into the Top 5 in ODAC history
in scoring with 24 more points. Heinsohn's rushing total also
improved his career totals against Guilford to 565 yards and eight
touchdowns on just 58 carries. Washington and Lee rushed for
a season-best 426 yards against the Quakers, the 11th time that
W&L has cracked 400 rushing yards in a game over the last three
seasons (25 games). The win over Guilford improved W&L's
ODAC record to 12-1 over the last three seasons. Defensively,
Jake Pelton led the unit with eight tackles, all solo.
Russell Stewart, converted to defense for this season,
intercepted the first pass of his career.NEXT WEEK: vs. Emory & Henry (3-1, 0-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Emory & Henry will be meeting for the 42nd time, with the Wasps holding a 28-13 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1921 season. E&H won 19-straight meetings between 1983-2001, but the Generals have recovered to win six of the last eight encounters, including each of the last two. Last season, W&L claimed a 17-14 win in Emory on a 40-yard field goal as time expired. The two squads combined for 976 yards of offense despite the relatively low-scoring result. W&L, predominantly a rushing team, boasted a strong balance with 235 yards passing with 271 yards rushing. E&H threw for 310 yards while also running for 160. Both teams featured long passing plays for scores as Kyle Boden and Adrian Jordan connected on a 61-yard touchdown pass while Charlie Westfal and Russell Stewart hooked up for a 55-yard scoring play. Aside from a 45-point explosion in 2010, the Wasps have held the Generals’ offense in check as W&L has averaged just 16.0 points per game in the other four contests over the last five years. |
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