BRIDGEWATER took an early lead on
Thursday night before numerous turnovers and mistakes proved costly
in a 23-20 loss at Guilford. The loss snapped a five game winning
streak against the Quakers. Bridgewater rolled up 399 total yards
of offense in the loss and committed a season-high 13 penalties for
114 yards. Quarterback Willie Logan threw for 245 yards but was
intercepted twice. Jacob Wright rushed for 88 yards on 17 carries
to help lead the offense. Defensively, Salem Nganga le the
unit with 13 tackles. Joel Francis forced a fumble, which was
recovered by Daryus Beale. That led to the first score of the
game in the second quarter.NEXT WEEK: vs. Washington and Lee (5-1, 3-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater and Washington and Lee will be meeting for the 43rd time on Saturday with W&L owning a 25-17 advantage in the all-time series that began in 1964. The Generals have won each of the last two matchups with BC's last win coming on Halloween in 2009 via a 35-34 overtime win in Lexington. In the past two meetings, W&L has averaged 540 yards of offense and 43.5 points per game. Washington and Lee picked up a 52-42 win in a shootout last season. Charlie Westfal led the way for W&L with 162 yards and two touchdowns passing in addition to 109 yards and two more scores rushing. Bridgewater was paced by running back Anthony Carter, who busted out for 233 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries. |
CATHOLIC finished with 390
yards of total offense in its win over Shenandoah on Friday,
registering 113 on the ground and 277 through the air. Greg
Cordivari threw for 277 yards on 20-of-31 passing. The senior threw
for two scores and completed nearly 65% of his passes with only one
INT. Cordivari's TD passes covered 40 and 19 yards. Mike
Pitsenberger was the team's top rusher with 19 carries for 77 yards
and a score, while Wes Stringfield caught 4 passes for 59 yards and
a score. Alonzo Cooke hauled in a 40-yard touchdown as
well. CUA's defense forced five turnovers in Friday's
win, recovering three fumbles and picking off a pair of passes, one
of which Kevin Ross returned 58 yards for a TD just before
halftime. Patrick Thomas, Conor Stueckler, and Timbo McGarry forced
fumbles, and Thomas, Rob Schaetzl and McGarry recovered the
fumbles. Thomas and Ross picked off passes and Luke Caldwell, Alex
King and Vinny Cortese registered sacks. CUA held the Hornets to
5-of-18 on 3rd down and 1-of-5 on 4th down. Shenandoah did not
score until early in the 4th quarter.NEXT WEEK: at Emory & Henry (3-3, 0-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Catholic and Emory & Henry will be meeting for the 17th time on Saturday with CUA holding an 8-7 advantage in the all-time series that began in 1982. The Cardinals have won four of the past five matchups, including a 28-24 outcome in Washington, D.C. in 2011. In that game, Catholic running back Mike Pitsenberger notched the game-deciding touchdown with 21-seconds to play. Greg Cordivair threw for 401 yards and three touchdowns on the day as receivers Andrew Ouellette and Tanner Keefe each had 111 yards through the air. Quarterback Kyle Boden led E&H's offense as he threw for 165 yards and a touchdown. William Pearl had a pair of scores (one rushing, one receiving). |
EMORY & HENRY's offense picked up just 278 yards
of offense with 16 first downs. Sophomore running back Joe
Vaughn was the offensive highlight as he rushed for 98 yards and
caught seven passes for 66 yards including a 25-yard catch for a
score. Junior quarterback Kyle Boden threw for 120 yards on
16-for-33 passing and a 12-yard touchdown to Corey Ware.
Junior Chad Williams caught two passes and threw for a
touchdown on a misdirection play. The E&H defense found
itself in a struggle, allowing over 500 yards of offense for the
second week in a row. The bright spot of the day came in the
third quarter when junior corner DeMikael Burse picked off a pass
and returned it 45 yards to set up Williams’ TD pass to
Vaughn. Freshman linebacker Rennel Marshall had a team-high
11 tackles while Burse and seniors Daniel Woods and Devan Sproles
each had seven stops. Senior linebacker Ross Ellis made six
tackles including a sack for minus-12 yards and recovered a fumble
while junior linebacker Paul Forney had seven stops of his own.NEXT WEEK: vs. Catholic (3-3, 2-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Catholic and Emory & Henry will be meeting for the 17th time on Saturday with CUA holding an 8-7 advantage in the all-time series that began in 1982. The Cardinals have won four of the past five matchups, including a 28-24 outcome in Washington, D.C. in 2011. In that game, Catholic running back Mike Pitsenberger notched the game-deciding touchdown with 21-seconds to play. Greg Cordivair threw for 401 yards and three touchdowns on the day as receivers Andrew Ouellette and Tanner Keefe each had 111 yards through the air. Quarterback Kyle Boden led E&H's offense as he threw for 165 yards and a touchdown. William Pearl had a pair of scores (one rushing, one receiving). |
GUILFORD has three
overall wins and two league wins for the first time since 2009
following GC's 23-20 comeback win over Bridgewater. The
Quakers' win over BC is their first over the Eagles since 2006 and
their first over a team with a winning record since 2009.
Guilford hosted Bridgewater in its first Thursday game since
1966 and extended its winning streak on Thursday's to six.
Guilford entered the game averaging nearly 100 penalty yards
per game, but were penalized for just 33 yards against Bridgewater.
Quarterback Matt Pawlowski was efficient and effect as he
complete 18-of-26 passes for 258 yards and touchdowns to go with a
two-point pass and a touchdown run. Adam Smith and Nick
Mearite caught the TD passes. The Quakers' defense has
come up with 11 sacks in its last two games, five in the win over
Bridgewater. Robert Smith made a game-high 14 tackles,
marking his seventh straight game dating back to last season with
10 or more stops. He recorded one of Guilford's five sacks in
the game to give him a team-best 4.5 on the season. Satiir
Stevenson and JerMario Gooch corralled interceptions against
Bridgewater, which gives them a team-high two aerial thefts on the
year. Guilford now has eight interceptions through six games
after making seven in the 2011 season.NEXT WEEK: at Randolph-Macon (4-2, 2-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Randolph-Macon will be meeting for the 55th time on Saturday with the Yellow Jackets holding a 31-21-2 advantage in the all-time series that dates back to the 1930 season. The 54 meetings are the fifth-most frequent series for Guilford. R-MC holds a 14-7 advantage over GC since the Quakers joined the ODAC in 1991, but Guilford owns a 21-8-1 against Randolph-Macon in Ashland, the site of Saturday's contest. Randolph-Macon has won four of the past five meetings, including the last two. R-MC won last year's outing by a 45-7 scoreline as the Jackets rolled up 504 yards of total offense. Zac Naccarato threw for 293 yards and two touchdowns in the effort. Luke Sellers caught eight passes for 196 yards and a touchdown. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY recorded a season-high 523 yards of
offense with 277 through the air and 246 coming on the ground in
its 47-17 victory over Emory & Henry. Though the Wasps took the
first lead of the game, the Tigers tied it at 7-7 when sophomore
Holton Walker caught a Nash Nance three-yard touchdown pass. In the
second quarter, the kickers got into the action and
Hampden-Sydney’s Max Antwerpes hit field goals from 23-yards
and 33-yards to put the Tigers up 13-10. In the final 1:30 of the
half, John Michael Sparagna caught a 15-yard touchdown pass and
freshman Sidney Henry scored on an interception return to put the
Tigers up 26-10 at intermission. In the second half, the Tigers got
one more score through the air with a Jalen Wood 12-yard reception
and two on the ground from Evan King. King led the ground attack
with 101 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries while Regis Craft
notched 94 yards on 11 carries. Craft added 118 return yards and 10
receiving to account for 222 all-purpose yards. Quarterback Nash
Nance was 24-of-33 for 277 yards, three scores, and one
interception. Walker and Sparagna led the receivers as each had six
catches for 67 yards and a score. Defensively, Hampden-Sydney
held Emory & Henry to 278 yards of offense with 133 rushing
yards and 145 passing yards. Senior linebacker Kenny Fryman again
led the charge with 11 tackles and 3.5 for-loss. Sophomore John
Moore notched eight tackles while Tyler Ikwild had six. Freshman
Sidney Henry recorded his first career interception while returning
it 67 yards for a touchdown.NEXT WEEK: at Shenandoah (1-5, 0-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Saturday marks another first for Shenandoah in its inaugural ODAC season as the Hornets meet Hampden-Sydney for the very first time. The Tigers look to continue their winning ways with their third win in a row, while Shenandoah looks to open in ODAC account in its fourth league contest since becoming a full-time conference member in July 2012. |
RANDOLPH-MACON's defense
surrendered 473 yards rushing to Washington and Lee, and
the Generals took advantage of three key Randolph-Macon turnovers
as the Generals topped R-MC, 49-14, Saturday in Lexington.
The loss drops R-MC’s record to 4-2 overall and 2-1 in ODAC
play. The 35 point loss is the largest margin of defeat in an
ODAC game for R-MC since a 59-13 loss to Bridgewater in 2003.
Zac Naccarato finished the game 15-of-25 for 126 yards with two
touchdowns and two interceptions. Will McGhee ran for 69
yards on the day and Sellers grabbed six balls through the air for
61 yards. Tom Solak led the defense with seven
tackles.NEXT WEEK: vs. Guilford (3-3, 2-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Randolph-Macon will be meeting for the 55th time on Saturday with the Yellow Jackets holding a 31-21-2 advantage in the all-time series that dates back to the 1930 season. The 54 meetings are the fifth-most frequent series for Guilford. R-MC holds a 14-7 advantage over GC since the Quakers joined the ODAC in 1991, but Guilford owns a 21-8-1 against Randolph-Macon in Ashland, the site of Saturday's contest. Randolph-Macon has won four of the past five meetings, including the last two. R-MC won last year's outing by a 45-7 scoreline as the Jackets rolled up 504 yards of total offense. Zac Naccarato threw for 293 yards and two touchdowns in the effort. Luke Sellers caught eight passes for 196 yards and a touchdown. |
SHENANDOAH suffered its third ODAC loss and
fifth straight overall set-back in a 34-7 loss at Catholic in the
Hornets' first-ever Friday night contest. Turnovers plagued
SU as the offense surrendered possession five times with a pair of
interceptions and three fumbles. The Hornets racked up 136
yards rushing as Carl Joseph had 88 yards on 21 carries and Andrew
Smith added 52 yards on 11 rushes. Qiydaar Murphy had 56
yards receiving and SU's touchdown. Defensively, Josh Rogers
led the unit with 12 tackles and 2.5 tackles for a loss.
Jajuan Johnson made 10 stops on the day. Tijun Findley
interception his first pass of the season in addition to one pass
break up.NEXT WEEK: vs. Hampden-Sydney (4-2, 2-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Saturday marks another first for Shenandoah in its inaugural ODAC season as the Hornets meet Hampden-Sydney for the very first time. The Tigers look to continue their winning ways with their third win in a row, while Shenandoah looks to open in ODAC account in its fourth league contest since becoming a full-time conference member in July 2012. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE's offense wasn't on the field
much as Randolph-Macon ran 80 plays as opposed to 49 for
W&L and the Yellow Jackets controlled the clock for 38:57 of
the game in the Generals' 49-14 win on Saturday. However,
W&L rushed for 473 yards (fourth-highest total in ODAC history)
on 41 carries, averaging 11.5 yards per rush and 10.4 yards per
play. Senior running back Sasha Vandalov rushed for a
career-high 199 yards and two touchdowns on just six carries in the
win over Randolph-Macon on Saturday. He came into the game
with just 141 yards over the first five games of the season.
Senior running back Luke Heinsohn rushed for 125 yards and three
touchdowns on just 14 carries. He added seven PATs for a
total of 25 points. In the process, Heinsohn broke the
school's season scoring record of 110 points held by Kevin Weaver
'86 since 1985. He now has 124 points on the season and leads
the nation in scoring. He also moved to within 128 yards of
breaking the school's career rushing record of 3,140 yards held by
Chris Sullivan '03. His 15 rushing touchdowns are also just
three away from breaking Weaver's season touchdowns record (17) set
in 1985. The defense limited the Yellow Jackets
to just 14 points by holding R-MC to just 106 total yards in the
second half. Jesse Jenkins totaled nine tackles and a
sack. Walter Ramsey and Russell Stewart both intercepted
passes.NEXT WEEK: at Bridgewater (4-2, 1-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater and Washington and Lee will be meeting for the 43rd time on Saturday with W&L owning a 25-17 advantage in the all-time series that began in 1964. The Generals have won each of the last two matchups with BC's last win coming on Halloween in 2009 via a 35-34 overtime win in Lexington. In the past two meetings, W&L has averaged 540 yards of offense and 43.5 points per game. Washington and Lee picked up a 52-42 win in a shootout last season. Charlie Westfal led the way for W&L with 162 yards and two touchdowns passing in addition to 109 yards and two more scores rushing. Bridgewater was paced by running back Anthony Carter, who busted out for 233 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries. |
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