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James ZuhlkeSports

Information Director

Offi ce Phone: (610) 436-3316Offi ce Fax:(610) 436-1020

Mailing Address:Sports Information Offi ceSturzebecker HSC, Rm 220West Chester UniversityWest Chester, PA 19383

media servicesThe 2008 West Chester University football

media guide is designed to assist media in its coverage of the Golden Rams during the upcom-ing season.

Below is a list of media services available to help members of the media in their coverage of the Golden Rams’ program. We hope you will take full advantage of the services offered by the sports information department, as we are here to serve you. Please make note of the following services available throughout the 2008 season. Should additional information be required, please do not hesitate to contact us.

CREDENTIALSAll requests for working press, photo and

broadcast credentials for West Chester Univer-sity’s 2008 home football games should be made in writing on company letterhead at least 10 days prior to the game for which credentials will be requested. Please direct all requests to James Zuhlke, sports information director, Sturzebecker HSC, Rm 220, West Chester University, West Chester, PA 19383. Requests may also be faxed to (610) 436-1020. All credentials that cannot be mailed will be left at will call located at the main entrance to John A. Farrell Stadium.

PRESS BOXBecause of the limited space available in

Farrell Stadium’s press box, media agencies covering the visiting team will be given prior-ity, along with West Chester’s media outlets that cover the Golden Rams’ football program on a regular basis.

The press box will accommodate 50 people. Included in the press box are two coaching booths, a fi lming area, a radio booth and a work-ing press area.

PRESS HOSPITALITYFood and refreshments are served throughout

the game in John A. Farrell press box on game day.

STATISTICAL SERVICESPrior to kickoff, media will be provided with

a game program, updated game notes from both teams, a fl ip card with rosters and projected start-ing lineups and any last minute lineup changes.

During the game, a running play-by-play and quickie stats at the end of each quarter and half will also be distributed.

Following the game, a complete postgame statistical package will be distributed to media containing a scoring summary, fi nal team and individual statistics, complete play-by-play, drive charts, defensive stats and a participation list. Postgame statistical packages will be available approximately 25 minutes after the conclusion of the game.

RADIO/TELEVISION BROADCASTS

Internet, radio and television stations seek-ing permission to broadcast games from John A. Farrell Stadium should contact West Chester University’s sports information department at least two weeks prior to the game. A PSAC courtesy line is available in the John A. Farrell Stadium press box. Internet, radio and TV sta-tions using the courtesy line must call collect, use a calling card or provide for an incoming call. All broadcasters must be set up 60 minutes prior to kickoff.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSPostgame interviews featuring players and

coaches from both teams will be conducted ap-proximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of the contest right on the fi eld.

PHOTOGRAPHYCredentials for sideline photographers are

available by contacting James Zuhlke in West Chester University’s sports information offi ce at: (610) 436-3316 with priority given to those agencies covering the participating schools on a regular basis.

Photographers can pick up fl ip cards and rosters in the John A. Farrell press box prior to kickoff. Photographers are not permitted in be-tween the 30-yard lines and must remain outside the restraining lines surrounding the fi eld.

SCOUTINGScouts must call ahead to the sports informa-

tion offi ce, (610) 436-3316, to reserve press box space. Every effort will be made to accommodate scouts in the press box. However, space is lim-ited and priority will be given to media outlets covering both schools. West Chester University assumes no responsibility for scouts who appear at the press box unannounced and without reser-vations for space.

LIVE STATSWest Chester University’s athletic department

continues its thorough coverage of Golden Rams’ football with “Live Stats” off its homepage on the internet at www.wcupagoldenrams.com via Internet Consulting Services, Inc., (ICS) SIDE-ARM technology.

Sports Information

Directions to West ChesterFrom PhiladelphiaTake Schuylkill Expressway (Rt. 76 West) to Exit 26B. Follow Rt. 202 South for approximately 20 minutes. Take High Street exit to second traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. Or take West Chester Pike (Rt. 3 West) to Rt. 202 S. by-pass. Follow Rt. 202 S. to High Street exit. Go to second traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left.

From Western Pennsylvania (PA Turnpike)Take Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 23 Downingtown. Follow signs for Rt. 100 South. Route 100 S. will be-come High St. in the Borough of West Chester. Stay on High St. until you come to Rosedale Ave. where the cornerstone of the University is located.

From New Jersey Turnpike (North or South)Take Exit 6 for Pennsylvania Turnpike. Follow Penn-sylvania Turnpike West for approximately 35 miles and take Exit 24, Valley Forge. Go about 1/4 mile to second exit, 26A, to Rt. 202 south. Merge left twice on Rt. 202 S. and continue for approximately 20 minutes. Go to second traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left.

From Delaware, Maryland, Washington, and Dela-ware Memorial BridgeTake Rt. 95 North through Wilmington to the exit for Rt. 202 N. (Concord Pike). Continue north on 202. (From the intersections of Rts. 1 and 202, it is approximately 7 miles to West Chester.) At the Holiday Inn proceed straight ahead under the overpass, following the signs for Business District, Rt. 322. Continue north on High St. to the second traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left.

From Commodore Barry Bridge (New Jersey)Coming from either north or south on New Jersey Rt. 295, follow signs for Rt. 322 West. Cross Commodore Barry Bridge and continue on 322 W. to Rt. 1. Turn left on Rt. 1 to Rt. 202 North. Turn right on to Rt. 202 N. and continue for approximately 7 miles. At the Holiday Inn proceed ahead under the overpass, following the signs for the Business District. Continue North on High St. to the second traffi c light (New St.).

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quick facts/table of contentsWest Chester Athletics

Location: ............................................................West Chester, PA 19383Founded: .......................................................................................... 1871Enrollment: ................................................................................... 12,800Nickname: .......................................................................... Golden RamsColors: ..................................................................................Purple, GoldAffi liation: ........................................................................ NCAA, ECACConference: .................Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC)

Interim President: ....................................................Dr. Linda LamwersDirector of Athletics: ....................................Dr. Edward M. MatejkovicSports Information Dir.: ................................................... James ZuhlkeEmail: ...................................................................... [email protected]:.............................................................................. (610) 436-3316FAX: ................................................................................ (610) 436-1020Press Box Phone: ............................................................ (610) 436-2160Hotline: ............................................................................ (610) 436-2100

Football Head Coach: ........................................................... Bill ZwaanFootball Offi ce: ............................................................... (610) 436-3528Alma Mater (Yr.): ...........................................................Delaware (’79)Record at West Chester (Yrs.): ........................................ 45-18 (5 yrs.)Overall Record (Yrs.): .................................................... 99-32 (11 yrs.)2007 Final Overall Record: ...............................................................9-32007 Final Ranking: ...........................................................17th (AFCA)2007 Postseason: ................................................ 0-1 (NCAA II Playoffs)2007 PSAC East Record/Finish: .................................................5-0/1st

All-Time Football Record: ........................................544-251-18 (.680)Record since 1927 (NCAA): ......................................515-232-17 (.685)NCAA II Playoff Appearances: ...........................................8 (4-8/.333).................................. (1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)PSTCAC Championships:.................................................................... 8.................................. (1932, 1942, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1959)PSAC Championship Game Appearances: ............................. 13 (6-7).......................................................(1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, ..............................................1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1986, 1987)PSAC East Championships:............................................................... 19.........................(1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, ................1973, 1974, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2007)Bowl Appearances:....................................................................... 8 (4-4).................................... 1947 Burley Bowl: vs. Carson-Newman, W, 20-6.........................................1948 Cigar Bowl: vs. Missouri Valley, L, 7-26........................................1948 Burley Bowl: vs. Appalachian St., W, 7-2..................................................1951 Pretzel Bowl: vs. Albright, W, 32-9................................................1962 Cement Bowl: vs. Hofstra, W, 46-12......................................1966 Tangerine Bowl: vs. Morgan State, L, 6-14...............................1967 Tangerine Bowl: vs. Tennessee-Martin, L, 8-25................1973 Central Florida Classic: vs. Bethune-Cookman, L, 22-32AFCA First Team All-America’s: ........................................................ 9........................................................................ Charles Weber, NG (1952)........................................................................Richard Emerich, T (1958)..................................................................... Joe Iacone, RB (1961, 1962)...................................................................... Tim Pierantozzi, QB (1972)...........................................................................Bill Blystone, RB (1976)............................................................................Ralph Tamm, OL (1987)................................................................................ Bill Hess, WR (1988)............................................................................Lee Woodall, LB (1992).........................................................................Kevin Ingram, WR (1999)

2008 Football ScheduleDate Opponent Time Aug. 30 at California (Pa.) 12 p.m. Sept. 6 LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Delaware 6 p.m. Sept. 20 MILLERSVILLE* 6 p.m. Sept. 27 at Kutztown* 1 p.m. Oct. 4 at East Stroudsburg* 3 p.m. Oct. 11 C.W. POST* 6 p.m. Oct. 18 SHIPPENSBURG (HC)* 2 p.m. Oct. 25 CHEYNEY* 1 p.m. Nov. 1 at Bloomsburg* 3:30 p.m. Nov. 8 at Mercyhurst# 1 p.m. * indicates PSAC East game# PSAC Championship Game - opponent may change

Date Result ResultSept. 1 at Edinboro W, 32-16Sept. 8 at Delaware L, 14-41Sept. 15 CLARION W, 49-21Sept. 22 at Shippensburg W, 34-29Sept. 29 BLOOMSBURG (HC)* W, 44-28Oct. 6 at Millersville* W, 42-14Oct. 13 KUTZTOWN* W, 21-0Oct. 20 EAST STROUDSBURG* W, 30-15 Oct. 27 ST. JOSEPH’S (Ind.) W, 34-20Nov. 3 CALIFORNIA (Pa.) L, 14-30Nov. 10 at Cheyney* W, 35-13Nov. 17 INDIANA (Pa.)^ L, 35-45* indicates PSAC East game^ indicates NCAA II Playoff game

2007 Football Results

Credits The 2008 West Chester University football media guide was designed to assist the media in its coverage of West Chester University football and is an offi cial publication of the West Chester University athletics department. The guide was written, designed and edited by James Zuhlke, sports information director. Editorial assistance was provided by Danah Allen and Corey Phil-lipeck. Photos are courtesy of Ray Doyle, John Ferko Jr., Geoff Ruth and Mi-chael Zuhlke. Printing was done by A+ Printing, Inc., Altoona, PA 16602 . The front and back covers were designed by James Zuhlke.

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West Chester University, a member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Educa-tion, is a public, regional, comprehensive in-stitution committed to providing access and offering high-quality undergraduate education, select post-baccalaureate and graduate pro-grams, and a variety of educational and cultural resources for its students, alumni, and citizens of southeastern Pennsylvania. West Chester University is committed to attracting, enrolling, and graduating quality stu-dents from a wide variety of educational, cul-tural, and economic backgrounds. This endeav-or requires the University to attract and retain highly qualifi ed faculty and staff and to provide each member of the University community with learning and leadership development opportu-nities. To this end, the University supports and encourages programs which benefi t all people and which seek to eradicate discrimination and injustice. We treasure what we believe to be the highest principles of American society: the worth and uniqueness of each individual, the belief that success is to be earned by individual effort put forth in an environment founded on equality of opportunity, and the appreciation of the ideal of an inclusive society. We believe that it is incumbent upon all members of our community - staff, students, faculty and administrators - to conduct themselves with civility toward one another at all times. We value the special talents and contributions of each member of our community. We further affi rm the worth and dignity of each member and the shared responsibility of all to treat each other as individuals, with respect and courtesy. As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, we value our mission to provide the best educational opportunities possible which will enable the University community to successfully address the concerns of a global society. To this end, West Chester University seeks to provide diligent advising for students and to focus on teaching students to think clearly and critically, to make logical and ethical judgments, and to com-municate effectively with others. West Chester University’s community strongly supports the prin-ciples of academic integrity and academic responsibility, viewing both as the province of every member of the campus community. We hold the highest esteem for teaching directed toward student learning and affi rm that mastery of content as well as mastery of teaching skills necessary to communicate such content are paramount. West Chester University will be a national model for excellence for public regional comprehensive universities and is especially noted for: Undergraduate programs that actively engage students in connecting the life of the mind to the world in which they live and work. The responsiveness of its graduate and post-baccalaureate programs to regional needs. Its focus on providing lifelong-learning, technical, and applied skills essential to graduates’ success now and in the future. A commitment by faculty, staff, and administrators to provide access and to serve effectively the educational needs of a diverse student body. Its role as a leading educational and cultural resource and partner in fostering the economic, social, and cultural vitality of southeastern Pennsylvania.

West Chester University is located in southeastern Pennsylvania just 25 miles west of Philadelphia and 17 miles north of Wilmington, Del. New York City and Washington D.C. are both accessible by car or train in less than three hours.

As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, we value our mission to provide the best educational opportunities possible which will enable the University community to successfully address the concerns of a global society.

about west chester university

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Dr. Edward Matejkovic begins his 14th year as the director of athletics at West Chester University.

Under his guidance, West Chester’s athletic program has soared to unprec-edented heights, accomplishing goals never before imagined. The Golden Rams captured fi ve Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) team titles during both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 campaigns.As a result, West Chester has claimed runner-up plaudits in the Dixon Trophy standings and placed a school-best 12th nationally in the U.S. Sports Academy Director’s Cup Division II standings.

In the spring of 2008, West Chester’s women’s lacrosse squad won its second national championship in the last seven seasons, reaching the title game for the fi fth consecutive year. The men’s swimming squad also matched its highest fi nish at the 2008 NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving championships with a third-place show-ing.

Scholarship allotments have grown, along with the number of full-time coaching positions across West Chester’s 24 intercollegiate programs. All of these changes have helped the university achieve its unparalleled suc-cess on the fi eld.

Additionally, Matejkovic has helped spearhead a facility upgrade movement at the university that has resulted major upgrades to the newly dedicated Vonnie Gros Field behind Sturzebecker Health Science Center and a brand new state-of-the-art track surface at John A. Farrell Stadium. In conjunction with the new track surface, Farrell Stadium’s football fi eld received a brand new playing surface as the natural grass was replaced with FieldTurf.

Matejkovic’s experience and success as an athletic administrator have earned him involvement in several conference and regional committees. Most recently, he was elected president of the D2 Athletic Director’s As-sociation by his peers. Matejkovic is a past president of the PSAC Executive Committee and continues to serve the PSAC on numerous other committees. He is also a member of the ECAC Board of Directors and the ECAC Finance Committee. He served as president of the ECAC during 2002-03.

An active member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), Matejkovic served on the NCAA Student Athlete Reinstatement Committee, the NCAA Division II East Region men’s bas-ketball championship selection committee. He also served on the NCAA Football Task Force – a committee reviewing scholarship allocations in the sport.

The Coatesville, Pa., native earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from WCU, and his doctorate in Sports Administration/Athletic Facility Management from Temple University. Matejkovic joined the staff of SUNY Brockport in 1984 where he fi rst served as an assistant professor and coordinator of the sport management program.

As head football coach from 1986-94, he racked up more wins in a single season, and in a career, than any coach in the school’s history.

In 1990, he was named Brockport’s athletic director and promptly turned the program around in just four years. Along with the successful Golden Eagles football team, Brockport’s wrestling program won a national title and its volleyball team captured four straight SUNYAC crowns.

On September 22, 2001, Matejkovic was inducted into the Brockport Athletics Hall of Fame. In June of 2003, he was selected to the Temple University “Gallery of Success.”

Matejkovic resides in Exton, Pa., with his wife, Debra (WCU ’82). He has two daughters, Jennifer Fitzgerald and Leigh (WCU ’98) Martini and one son, Jude. He is also the proud grandfather of two grandchildren: Max Edward Martini and Audrey Judith Fitzgerald, who were both born in 2008.

Beginning July 1, 2008, Dr. Linda L. Lamwers, West Chester University’s provost and vice president for academic affairs, assumed the duties of interim president. She will serve in that position while the University conducts a search for a new president. Dr. Lamwers came to West Ches-ter University as provost and vice presi-dent for academic affairs in 1995. Her re-sponsibilities have included oversight of an $80 million budget and fi ve colleges (Arts and Sciences, Visual and Perform-

ing Arts, Education, Health Sciences, and Business and Public Affairs), the Honors College, the Offi ce of Graduate Studies and Extended Educa-tion, the University’s library, international studies, admissions, fi nancial aid, the registrar, and student support services. During her tenure at West Chester, she has co-chaired the Univer-sity’s strategic planning process, supported the development of several new academic programs in response to local and regional needs, and fa-cilitated regional and global partnerships with a variety of educational in-stitutions and businesses. As a result of her leadership, the University has also strengthened its academic programs through accreditation initiatives and the assessment of student learning outcomes. In addition, she helped to establish a summer minority teaching program, oversaw expansion of the University’s Frederick Douglass Institute to the other 13 schools in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, and has worked with faculty to enhance teaching, research, service, and outreach. Dr. Lamwers completed her undergraduate studies in psychology at Douglass College and earned her master of science and doctorate in Cognitive and Developmental Psychology from Rutgers University. Her research has been in the areas of cognitive psychology, educational out-comes, pedagogy, planning for diversity, and minority student leadership development. Most recently, she has focused on broad higher education issues. She has published numerous articles and given more than 100 pre-sentations at regional, national, and international professional meetings. On the regional and national level, Dr. Lamwers is a member of the Finance and Development Committee of the American Council on Educa-tion Fellows Board, reviews periodic review reports for the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and serves on the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Tuition Equity Task Force. In the communi-ty, she has long been active in the Chester County March of Dimes and is a founding member of the Chester County Futures Board, which oversees scholarship and academic programs for talented high-risk, low-income high school students.

the administrationDr. Linda L. Lamwers Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic

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wcu and the ncaa tournament Since the NCAA began crowning a nation-al champion in Division II in 1973, West Ches-ter has made its presence known on the national stage. However, the bulk of that presence has been established within the last two decades as the Golden Rams’ gridders have reached post-season play six times during that span, includ-ing the previous four years consecutively. Before 1973, there was no Division II foot-ball championship. Instead, four regional bowl games were played in order to provide postsea-son action for what then were called NCAA col-lege division member institutions. West Chester competed in the East Region bowl game (known as the Tangerine Bowl) in both 1966 and 1967. Those games were played in Orlando, Fla. In eight years of reaching the NCAA Di-vision II postseason football tournament, West Chester University boasts an overall record of 4-8. All four playoff victories have come under current head coach Bill Zwaan during his fi ve-year tenure at the school.

Danny Hale, currently the head coach at Bloomsburg University, fi rst guided West Ches-ter to the NCAAs in 1988, losing to Jacksonville State in the fi rst round. The following year, Rick Daniels steered the Golden Rams back to the promised land, dropping a triple-overtime thriller at Portland State in the opening round. Daniels would re-turn to the playoffs in both 1992 and 1994, but could never get past the fi rst round. Zwaan took over control of the program in 2003, and after an 8-3 campaign that was not good enough for postseason play, hasn’t missed the NCAA Tournament since. In 2004, Zwaan guided his charges to a school record 11-win season, and West Chester University advanced all the way to the national semifi nals picking up the school’s fi rst postsea-son victory in the process. The Golden Rams dispatched C.W. Post, Shippensburg and East Stroudsburg that year before falling to Valdosta State in the semifi nals.

WCU Game-By-GameDate Opponent Result1966 Morgan St. L, 6-14(Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Fla.)1967 Tenn.-Martin L, 8-25(Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Fla.)11/19/88 Jacksonville St. L, 24-6311/18/89 Portland St. L, 50-56 (3OT)11/21/92 New Haven L, 26-3811/19/94 Ferris St. L, 40-4311/13/04 C.W. Post W, 35-311/20/04 Shippensburg W, 33-2811/27/04 East Stroudsburg W, 48-3812/04/04 Valdosta St. L, 21-4511/12/05 C.W. Post L, 20-2411/18/06 Bryant W, 31-2911/25/06 Bloomsburg L, 20-2111/17/07 Indiana (Pa.) L, 35-45

NCAA Participation (By Tournament Appearances) App. School ..................................................................................... Years 15 Pittsburg St. (Kan.) ............................. 1989-97, 1999-2001, 2003-05 14 Indiana (Pa.) .................. 1987-91, 1993-94, 1996, 1998-2002, 2007 14 North Dakota ............ 1977, 1979, 1992-95, 1998-99, 2001, 2003-07 13 North Alabama .......1980, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1992-95, 1997, 2003, 2005-07 13 Texas A&M-Kingsville ............................. 1988-89, 1992-98, 2001-04 12 Grand Valley St. ................................ 1989-91, 1994, 1998, 2001-07 12 Northwest Missouri St. ........ 1984, 1989, 1996-2000, 2002, 2004-07 10 Carson-Newman ................................................... 1993-99, 2002-04 9 Albany St. .............................................................. 1993-97, 2004-07 9 Nebraska-Omaha .......... 1978, 1984, 1996, 1998, 2000-01, 2005-07 9 Valdosta St. .............................................1994, 1996, 2000-05, 2007 8 Virginia Union ..........................................1979-83, 1986, 1990, 1991 8 West Chester University ................. 1988-89, 1992, 1994, 2004-07 7 Edinboro ...................................................... 1989-90, 1992-93, 1995 7 Northern Michigan ....................................... 1976-77, 1980-82, 1987 6 Bloomsburg ....................................... 1985, 1996, 2000-01, 2005-06 6 Catawba ..............................................1999-2001, 2002, 2004, 2007 6 Chadron St. ....................................... 1996, 1998, 2000-01, 2006-07 5 Angelo St. ..........................................1987, 1989, 1994, 1997, 2005 5 Ferris St. ...............................................................................1992-96 5 Fort Valley St. ..........................................1982, 1985, 1998-99, 2001 5 Saginaw Valley ............................................................2000-03, 2005 5 Shepherd .............................................................. 1998-99, 2005-07 5 Winona St. .................................................. 2001, 2003-04, 2006-07 4 Central Oklahoma .......................................................1996, 1998-99 4 Central St. (Ohio) ..................................................................1983-86 4 Delta St. ............................................................1998, 2000, 2006-07 4 New Haven .......................................................1992-93, 1995, 1997 4 Northwood (Mich.) .......................................................2000, 2004-06 4 South Dakota ....................................................1973, 1985-86, 2006 4 Truman .........................................................1982, 1990, 1992, 1994 4 West Georgia ....................................................1995-96, 1998, 2000 3 Ashland ..................................................................1986, 1997, 2007 3 C.W. Post ....................................................................2002, 2004-05 3 East Stroudsburg ........................................................1991, 2004-05 3 Mesa St. .................................................................2000, 2003, 2007 3 Millersville ..............................................................1988, 1995, 1999 3 Minnesota-Mankato ...............................................1987, 1991, 1993 3 N.C. Central ................................................................1988, 2005-06

App. School ..................................................................................... Years 3 Shippensburg .........................................................1981, 1991, 2004 3 Slippery Rock ........................................................................1997-99 3 Southern Connecticut St. ......................................................2005-07 3 Texas A&M-Commerce ..........................................1990, 1991, 1995 3 West Texas A&M ..................................................................2005-07 3 Western St. ............................................................1992, 1994, 1997 2 Abilene Christian ...................................................................2006-07 2 Arkansas Tech .................................................................1999, 2004 2 Augustana (S.D.) ..................................................................1988-89 2 Bentley College .....................................................................2003-04 2 Bryant ....................................................................................2006-07 2 Central Washington ..........................................................2002, 2007 2 Elizabeth City St. ..............................................................1981, 2006 2 Fayetteville St. .................................................................2002, 2004 2 Fort Hays St. ....................................................................1993, 1995 2 Midwestern St. .................................................................2004, 2006 2 Minnesota-Duluth .............................................................2002, 2005 2 Nebraska-Kearney ...........................................................2002, 2005 2 Northeastern St. ................................................................1999-2000 2 St. Cloud St. .....................................................................1989, 2004 2 Southern Arkansas ...........................................................1997, 2003 2 Tarleton St. .......................................................................2001, 2003 2 Washburn .........................................................................2005, 2007 1 Bowie St. ....................................................................................1988 1 California (Pa.) ...........................................................................2007 1 Central Missouri .........................................................................2002 1 Clarion ........................................................................................1996 1 Colorado Mines ..........................................................................2004 1 Emporia St. ................................................................................2003 1 Glenville St. ................................................................................1997 1 Merrimack ..................................................................................2006 1 Missouri Southern St. .................................................................1993 1 Missouri Western St. ..................................................................2006 1 Newberry ....................................................................................2006 1 Shaw ..........................................................................................2007 1 Southeastern Oklahoma ............................................................2004 1 West Alabama ............................................................................1975 1 Western Washington ..................................................................1999

* List includes current Division II institutions only. UC Davis holds the all-time DII record for postseason appearances (18).

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head coach bill zwaan Bill Zwaan begins his sixth season as head coach of the Golden Rams after leading West Chester University to the NCAA Di-vision II play-offs for the fourth consec-utive season in 2007, includ-ing a trip to the

national semifi nals for the fi rst time in school history in 2004. West Chester fi nished 9-3 last fall with a PSAC East Division title in tow, marking the second division crown for the Golden Rams under Zwaan’s tutelage and the second straight nine-win campaign. As a result, West Chester University captured the Lambert Cup as the Di-vision II team of the year in the ECAC. In fi ve full years on West Chester’s side-line, Zwaan has masterminded a 45-18 (.714) record, won two division titles, earned four trips to the NCAA II playoffs and is one of only a handful of coaches to lead two programs to the national semifi nals at two different levels. He sports an overall record of 99-32 (.756) in 12 years as a college football head coach. His 45 victories at West Chester University is fourth all-time on the school’s charts while his .714 winning percentage ranks sixth all-time at the institution among coaches who spent at least three years in that position. After guiding the Golden Rams to a 9-4 mark in 2006, including a fi rst-round victory on the road over Bryant in the NCAA II postsea-son, West Chester captured its second Lambert Cup in the last three years and third overall as the top team in the East in Division II. In 2004, Zwaan was chosen the Pennsylva-nia State Athletic Conference Eastern Division coach of the year as his club posted a school-record 11 victories against just four losses. The Golden Rams won the PSAC East, captured the Division II Lambert Trophy for the fi rst time since 1967 and claimed an NCAA Division II playoff victory for the fi rst time in the history of the program. The former Widener University head foot-ball coach and director of athletics took over the Golden Rams’ coaching reins in February of 2003. In just fi ve short seasons, the former quarterback out of the University of Delaware has authored a 4-4 postseason record at West Chester while setting the school mark for post-season appearances at four. In 2002, Zwaan completed his sixth year as head coach of perennial NCAA Division III powerhouse Widener by leading the Pioneers to their third consecutive Middle Atlantic Confer-

ence championship with a 9-1 mark. Widener shared the honor with King’s College (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) that year. Zwaan owns the highest winning percent-age in school history at Widener with a .794 ledger (54-14). In 2001, he guided Widener to its second straight MAC title and a spot in the national quarterfi nals. He produced the fi rst un-defeated regular season in 20 years and reached second in the Division III national polls for fi ve weeks during the campaign. In addition to being named the Middle At-lantic Conference and Region II coach of the year in 2000 and again in 2001, Zwaan was named the Tri-State Region coach of the year by the Maxwell Football Club and was also hon-ored as the American Football Monthly coach of the year. Widener won a dozen games in both the 2001 (12-1) and 2000 (12-2) seasons and the Pioneers advanced to the NCAA Division III national semifi nals in 2000. That year, Wid-ener also captured the Division III Lambert Cup and also won the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III team of the year award. Zwaan’s accolades in the 2000 season culmi-nated with him receiving the Good Guy Award from the Delaware County Daily Times. The long-time mentor was honored with induction into the Delaware County chapter of the Pennsylvania State Hall of Fame this past July. Zwaan has produced 13 All-Americans and four academic All-Americans, while wide receiver Michael Coleman became the fi rst Widener player drafted by the NFL in 20 years (2002). Jim Jones, who helped form the most formidable receiving tandem in the country, signed a free agent contract following the draft. Standout player T.J. Hess received two of the highest honors in the nation as he was named Academic All-America of the Year for the col-lege division (Divisions II, III, NAIA) and was one of 16 recipients of an $18,000 postgradu-ate scholarship from the National Football Foun-dation and College Hall of Fame. Zwaan’s football coaching career began at Monsignor Bonner High School where he was the offensive coor-dinator from 1977-79. He later served stints at the University of Cin-cinnati, coaching the defensive backs, and at the U.S. Merchant Ma-

Years Head Coach Yrs. W L T PCT1934-41; 45-59 W. Glenn Killinger 23 147 41 12 .7651989-2002 Rick Daniels 14 91 69 1 .5681965-71 Bob Mitten 7 51 15 0 .7732003-Present Bill Zwaan 5 45 18 0 .7141984-88 Danny Hale 5 40 13 0 .7551960-65 Jim Bonder 6 39 9 0 .8131972-78 John Furlow 7 36 33 0 .5221979-83 Otto Kneidinger 5 30 21 1 .5871924-28 J. A. MacGovern 5 29 8 0 .7841929-31 B. Conover 3 11 8 2 .5711932-33 Howard Westcott 2 8 8 0 .5001920, 22 Bert Hall 2 8 7 0 .5331923 Herchel L. Mosier 1 7 0 0 1.0001942 Henry J. Miller 1 5 3 1 .6111921 Charles Martz 1 2 4 1 .357 87 544 251 18 .680

All-Time Football Coaching Records

rine Academy, where he also coached baseball and assisted Mariner athletic director George Paterno (1983-84). Following three years as merchandise gen-eral manager for the Philadelphia Spectrum, Zwaan joined former Widener head coach Bill Cubit in 1988 at Martin County (Fla.) High School. There he compiled a 23-9 mark as grid coach from 1989-91. The Havertown, Pa., na-tive joined the Widener staff in 1992. Zwaan, a standout quarterback at Dela-ware, led the Blue Hens to the 1974 NCAA Division II national championship game as a ju-nior. He earned his bachelor’s of science degree in Marketing Management in 1979. Zwaan resides in Malvern, Pa., with his wife Rosemary and their two children, Bill (24) and Caroline (21). Bill is a 2008 graduate of West Chester University.

Years Team Record Postseason1997 Widener 7-31998 Widener 8-3 ECACs1999 Widener 6-42000 Widener 12-2 NCAAs2001 Widener 12-1 NCAAs2002 Widener 9-1 NCAAs6 years 54-14 (.794)

2003 West Chester 8-32004 West Chester 11-4 NCAAs2005 West Chester 8-4 NCAAs2006 West Chester 9-4 NCAAs2007 West Chester 9-3 NCAAs5 years 45-18 (.714)11 years 99-32 (.756)

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gerald toney mike furlong Gerald Toney begins his 15th year as an as-sistant coach at his alma mater, West Chester University, with a brand new role on the Golden Rams’ coaching staff. Toney will take over the high-powered offense constructed by head coach Bill Zwaan as West Chester’s offensive coordi-nator. He will also reprise his role as the team’s recruiting coordinator. Toney inherits an offense from Zwaan, who fi lled the dual role as team’s head coach and of-fensive coordinator for the past fi ve years, that ranked fourth in total offense by racking up 405

yards per game on average a year ago. West Chester ranked sixth in the PSAC in scoring with a 32.0 points per game average as well. That explo-sive attack was fueled by the Rams’ passing game that averaged 258 yards per game, ranking third in the conference. The long-time mentor will have to rebuild that offensive attack around a very young and inexperienced offensive line, which will be pro-tecting a fi fth-year quarterback, who has thrown just 18 passes in nine games during his collegiate career. It will be Toney’s task to teach West Chester’s young group Zwaan’s Wing-T offense, and expectations will be high to duplicate some of the numbers that the Golden Rams’ scoring unit has produced over the past few years. Toney moves into his new role after years serving as the special teams coach for the Golden Rams. Over the last decade and a half, West Chester has boasted one of the conference’s top special teams units year after year. His experience and expertise with coverages and returns has been a big reason for West Chester’s success over that same period. Toney is the second-longest

tenured coach on the staff of Bill Zwaan, trailing only defensive coordinator Mike

Furlong’s 19 years of service to West Chester University. It’s that longevity on the sideline that has also provided consistency to the Golden Rams’ grid-

iron gang. With such a young offen-

sive group to work with, Toney’s challenge will be to maintain the high-powered, big-strike offense that has come to characterize West Chester football in the

Zwaan era. A four-year letterwinner

and member of two NCAA Division II playoff teams at

West Chester, Toney was cho-sen by his teammates to serve as team captain in 1989. During his senior season, he was select-ed All-PSAC East and an ECAC Division II All-Star. He was the school’s special teams player of

the year in 1987. Toney currently resides in

Wilmington, Del.

Mike Furlong returns for his 19th season on West Chester’s sideline this fall in his familiar role as the Golden Rams’ defensive coordinator for the 16th consecutive year. Furlong’s other duties have shifted slightly as the veteran mentor slid over to tutor the defensive backs after nearly two decades of overseeing the team’s linebackers. He also serves as the squad’s academics coordinator. Last fall, West Chester’s stop unit ranked fi fth in the PSAC overall and third in scoring defense. Furlong has been charged with the task of improv-

ing a unit that ranked eighth overall in pass defense a year ago and loses its all-league free safety (Mike Mignogno), who led the conference in interceptions and tied for the league lead in passes defensed. West Chester’s run defense ranked fourth in the conference, allowing just 123 rushing yards per game. Furlong’s defensive strategy helped the Rams rank fi rst overall in opponent’s fourth-down conversion percentage (30.8). WCU’s defense ranked fourth overall in opponent’s third-down conversion percentage (44.5). During Furlong’s 19-year career on West Chester’s sideline, he has mentored the school’s top two career tackling leaders in Lateef Ferguson and former NFL linebacker Lee Woodall. The Golden Rams’ defense ranked third in the conference in turn-over margin (+12) in 2006, thanks in large part to the play of the team’s linebacking unit, which featured Ferguson and another inside ‘backer who transferred to a Division I Top 20 program at West Virginia. Ferguson earned d2Football.com second team All-America acco-lades in 2006 and was selected as the PSAC’s defensive player of the year in each of the past two campaigns. Four times a Golden Ram has been named PSAC defensive player of the year during Furlong’s reign. Ben Tonon, sixth on the school’s all-time tackles chart, won back-to-back honors in 1996 and 1997. West Chester ranked seventh in the conference in 2006 in scor-ing defense, reached the NCAA II playoffs for the third consecu-tive season and took home the ECAC’s Lambert Cup for the second time in the past three years. Furlong arrived at WCU after two successful seasons as the head coach of Cuba High School in Cuba, N.Y. A 1986 grad-uate of Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., with a degree in Physical Education, Furlong was a wide receiver for the Golden Griffs for three years. He and his wife, Julie, and their children, Megan and Shawn, reside in Honeybrook, Pa.

Offensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator Defensive Coordinator/Academics Coordinator

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assistant coaching staffJim Brazill Sr.

Tight Ends/StrengthJim Brazill Sr., enters his fourth season at his

alma mater as an assistant coach for the Golden Rams this season. He will serve as the tight ends coach and will handle all of the strength and conditioning duties for the team.

A 1975 graduate of West Chester University, Brazill holds both a bachelor’s and a master’s de-gree in Physical Education from the university. He was a linebacker for the Golden Rams during his

undergraduate years in the mid 1970s for legendary mentor John Furlow.Brazill will begin his 34th year of teaching at Salesianum (Del.) High

School this fall and had spent nearly three decades on the coaching staff at that institution before jumping on board at West Chester University where both of his sons (Jim Jr. and Mike) attended and played on the football team. He served for 11 years as the head coach, taking his team to the Delaware High School state championship in 1993 at Salesianum.

A resident of Coatesville, Pa., Brazill’s eldest son, Jim, is in his third year on West Chester’s coaching staff this fall. The younger Brazill was a team captain and an All-PSAC East selection for WCU in 2004. Brazill’s other son, Mike, graduated from West Chester University in May 2008.

Jim Brazill Jr.Asst. Offensive Line

Jim Brazill Jr. enters his third season on West Chester’s staff, working with the offensive line, along with helping out with recruiting and video responsibilities.

Brazill’s father, Jim Sr., is also a member of the Golden Rams’ coaching staff. The elder Bra-zill is in charge of the tight ends and strength and conditioning within the program.

A 2006 graduate of West Chester University, Brazill starred on the the Golden Rams’ offensive line as a two-time all-league performer as well as a Daktronics, Inc., All-Northeast Region selection.

The third-year mentor for West Chester’s men in the trenches helped the Rams reach the NCAA II playoffs in each of the past two seasons, featuring one of the top offensive lines in the conference.

Brazill has helped out with Glen Mills’ high school football program while serving as a teacher and counselor for delinquent youths in the school district. His younger brother, Mike, graduated from West Chester University last May and was a member of the Golden Rams’ gridders as well.

Jack KlebeRunning Backs

Jack Klebe returns to West Chester University for his fi fth season after spending the previous eight years coaching the receivers and running backs at Widener University.

Klebe accepts a new role as the Golden Rams’ running backs coach after mentoring the wide receivers in his fi rst four years. His star pupil on the perimeter, Michael Washington, broke the school’s all-time receiving yards mark as a junior

and should shatter most of the school’s pass catching records before he graduates this coming May.

Washington stands three touchdown receptions shy of the school record while threatening many PSAC marks as well.

West Chester placed fourth overall in the PSAC a year ago in total offense and third in passing offense. The Golden Rams placed second in scoring offense and fi fth in passing offense in the PSAC in 2006. Much of that is a credit to the wide receivers on the outside.

Junior wide out Steven Miller has emerged as another deep threat in West Chester’s offense under Klebe’s tutelage along with Darryl Canty. The Rams’ receiving corp is widely considered one of the most dangerous in all of the PSAC. Five of Miller’s seven TD receptions were from greater than 20 yards out while seven of Washington’s 12 TD catches were from greater than 40 yards away.

However, head coach Bill Zwaan has asked his former Widener assis-tant to sprinkle some of that coaching magic on a stable of running backs that show tremendous potential. Zwaan and Klebe enter their 11th year together and the veteran head coach would not trust his running game to any other.

Prior to his coaching duties at Widener, Klebe was the head coach at Bensalem High School for eight seasons.

From 1971-74, Klebe served as an assistant coach at Youngstown State where he mentored former Philadelphia Eagles’ Pro Bowl quarterback and current ESPN football analyst, Ron Jaworski.

Klebe played quarterback at N.C. State where he graduated in 1969. He was a member of the winning Liberty Bowl team that defeated Georgia, 14-7, in 1967 and he quarterbacked the 1968 ACC champion Wolfpack.

Klebe resides in Levittown, Pa., with his wife Elizabeth. He has a daughter, Yvonne (Foote), and a son, Jay.

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Brandon NobleDefensive Line/Strength

Brandon Noble is in his third season on West Chester University’s staff. This fall, he switches from his duties as a linebackers coach to mentor the defensive front line and assist with strength and conditioning drills.

The former NFL defensive lineman helped defensive coordinator Mike Furlong tutor a very talented linebacking corp last fall. He now takes

all that he has learned and will apply it to the Golden Rams’ defensive line, which is one of the deepest and most talented units returning on the defensive side of the ball.

A 1998 graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Criminal Justice, Noble spent seven seasons in the NFL, including three with the Washington Redskins (2003-05) and four with the Dallas Cowboys (1999-2002). He was a three-year starter at defensive end for the Cowboys and received the Ed Block Courage Award while with the Redskins.

Noble also played in NFL Europe with the Barcelona Dragons, making the All-World team and playing in the 1999 World Bowl Championship.

A three-year starter at Penn State, Noble was the defensive MVP of the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, served as a team captain, and played on the 1994 undefeated Rose Bowl squad. He earned All-Big Ten second team honors while at PSU.

Nick SamaOffensive Line

The 2008 season will be the sixth for Nick Sama with West Chester University. The veteran mentor will again coach the offensive line for head coach Bill Zwaan and the Golden Rams.

Sama faces the daunting task of molding a very young and inexperienced group of offensive linemen into one cohesive unit.

Sama jumped over to West Chester University from Widener University, along with head coach

Bill Zwaan, and the two enter their 12th season together. Sama has been in charge of Zwaan’s offensive line in each of those 12 campaigns.

At Widener, Sama coached the offensive line for 19 years in the highly-regarded Middle Atlantic Conference, winning nine championships. He also has coached in several Eastern College Athletic Conference and NCAA Division III playoff games while his tutoring has produced numerous all-conference and All-America linemen.

Sama has also coached the offensive line at high schools in Delaware County for fi ve years. Two of those teams won championships.

As a freshman in 1973, Sama was a member of the Juniata College team that fi nished second in the nation after competing in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl - the NCAA Division III national championship game.

The 1973 graduate of West Catholic High School in Philadelphia re-ceived multiple postseason commendations, including all-catholic, all-city, all-state and all-scholastic honors.

Sama was chosen to the 1970’s “Philadelphia Team of the Decade,” and he was selected Philadelphia Area person of the year in 1991. In 1992 Sama was honored by his alma mater and inducted into the West Catholic High School Hall of Fame.

Sama earned his masters degree in Education from St. Joseph’s (Pa.) University, and he currently teaches social studies and serves in the Student Assistance Program in the prestigious Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. He currently resides in Chadds Ford, Pa.

E.J. SanduskyLinebackers/Special Teams

E.J. Sandusky is in his second season on the coaching staff of the Golden Rams. He will over-see development of the team’s outside linebackers and the special teams unit.

Sandusky came to West Chester after 11 years at Albright College in Reading, Pa., including the last 10 as its head coach. Sandusky guided the Lions to a co-conference championship in

1997 and racked up 50 wins on their sideline – second-most victories in school history. Albright also won three ECAC championship games during Sandusky’s tenure.

Sandusky is a 15-year veteran of the coaching profession and a member of the American Football Coaches Association since 1993. He also spent tours of duty as a graduate assistant on Mack Brown’s North Carolina staff from 1993-95 and Western Carolina from 1995-96.

During his 15 years of coaching college football, Sandusky has coor-dinated recruiting efforts all along the East Coast, stretching from Penn-sylvania down to Georgia.

A 1992 graduate of Penn State University, he was the starting center on the Nittany Lions team that participated in the 1993 Blockbuster Bowl and a letterwinner for the 1992 Fiesta Bowl Champions who defeated Tennessee, 42-17. Sandusky was also a member of 1989 Holiday Bowl Champions that topped BYU, 50-39, and the 1990 Blockbuster Bowl participants.

Mike LuxLinebackers/Video CoordinatorMike Lux begins his fourth season at West

Chester University on the staff of head coach Bill Zwaan. He will serve as the Golden Rams’ inside linebackers coach and video coordinator.

Lux spent the previous three years as the team’s defensive line coach and academic coordinator. With his new responsibilities, he inherits a unit from defensive coordinator Mike Furlong that is

widely considered one of the top linebacking groups in the conference.Mike Dell returns from a broken leg this fall. He was named second

team all-league despite appearing in just fi ve games a year ago. The inside backers will also be bolstered by the return of T.J. Cascio to the fold.

Last season, Lux helped Vlad Garbovsky lead the nation in forced fumbles from his spot on the end of the defensive line. The Golden Rams ranked fi fth in the PSAC in total defense and fi fth in sacks. Garbovsky, Michael Walter and reserve Travis Ford-Bey were all named to the all-league squad from West Chester’s defensive front wall.

West Chester ranked seventh in rushing defense in 2007 (132.1 rush yds/game) and tied for fi fth in total number of sacks (24).

During his career, he has served as an assistant coach at Saint Francis (Pa.) University, handling the defensive line in 2004 and coaching the of-fensive line in 2002 and 2003.

He was also the special teams coordinator in 2002 and 2004 and served as the recruiting coordinator.

A 2000 graduate of Shepherd University, Lux was a three-year letter-winner with Shepherd from 1995-99. Lux played on the offensive line for a Rams squad that won three straight West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships (1997-99) and made back-to-back NCAA Divi-sion II playoff appearances (1998-99).

Upon graduation, he served as a student assistant with his alma mater in 2000 and as an assistant coach at Glenville State in 2001.


2008 alphabetical roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 21 Carl Barnes DB Fr. 6-0 170 York, Pa./William Penn 66 Rob Barrett OL Fr. 6-4 270 Surf City, N.J./Southern Regional 89 Sean Beahan WR Fr. 5-11 165 East Earl, Pa./Garden Spot 64 Bill Benscoter OT Jr. 6-4 280 Kintnersville, Pa./Palisades 13 Scott Bradish QB R-Fr. 6-4 195 Newtown, Pa./Council Rock 32 Abe Brooks LB So. 6-0 200 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy 41 Jeff Broyan FS Sr. 5-11 195 Freeland, Pa./Hazelton 38 Corey Broyles RB So. 5-7 160 Allentown, Pa./Allen 24 Darrell Canty WR Sr. 6-0 200 Riverside, N.J./Riverside 46 T.J. Cascio LB Jr. 6-0 240 Villanova, Pa./Malvern 84 Chris Cole WR So. 6-2 195 Philadelphia, Pa./Winslow 48 Matt Colyar DB Fr. 5-10 175 Silverdale, Pa./Pennridge 60 Ryan Costello OL R-Fr. 6-1 270 The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 71 Cory Coulter C R-Fr. 6-1 295 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 91 Justin Curry TE Fr. 6-3 235 Lincoln University, Pa./Oxford 51 Will Davis LB R-Fr. 6-1 220 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East 16 Mike Dell LB Jr. 6-3 245 Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin 19 Dan DePalma DB So. 5-11 185 Verona, N.J./Verona 11 Tyler Downes SS Sr. 6-1 190 Laurel, Del./Delmar 55 Tim Dunlap LB Fr. 5-11 205 Boothwyn, Pa./Garnet Valley 47 Todd Eagles WR R-Fr. 6-1 180 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown 9 Eric Edginton WR Jr. 5-9 165 Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East 68 Lew Esposito DL Fr. 6-2 250 Lincoln University, Pa./Avon Grove 1 Jackson Fagan WR R-Fr. 5-11 176 Morrisville, Pa./Pennsbury 75 Chris Faix OT R-Fr. 6-3 250 Ivyland, Pa./Council Rock North 95 Lucas Fickel DE So. 6-2 240 Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle 93 Travis Ford-Bey DE So. 6-2 240 Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville 56 P.J. Gallo OG Jr. 5-9 250 Norwood, Pa./Interboro 86 Will Gardner WR R-Fr. 6-3 185 Allentown, Pa./Allen 25 Kevin Garland RB Sr. 5-7 175 Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham 33 Chris Gaunt LB R-Fr. 6-0 210 Ivyland, Pa./Willian Tennant 96 Chris Gooding DE So. 6-2 240 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 65 Matt Gounaris OT Jr. 6-4 240 Morrisville, Pa./Pennsbury 79 Tim Gramlich OG Fr. 6-2 275 Philadelphia, Pa./Chestnut Hill Acad. 61 Ken Guarino OL Fr. 6-2 260 Reading, Pa./Daniel Boone 22 Nick Hall WR Fr. 5-8 160 Port Republic, N.J./Holy Spirit 20 Chad Halterman FB R-Fr. 6-2 235 Dillburg, Pa./Northern York 78 Eric Hawthorne OT R-Fr. 6-3 280 Newtown, Pa./Council Rock North 52 Nic Hecht LB Fr. 5-11 205 Harleysville, Pa./Souderton 58 Brad Herr LB R-Fr. 6-1 220 Lancaster, Pa./Conestoga Valley 98 Chris Hill K R-Fr. 5-11 185 Elkton, Md./Elkton 30 Brian Hinderer FS R-Fr. 6-2 185 Landesburg, Pa./St. Mark’s [Del.] 44 Morty Hoey LB So. 6-1 245 Collingdale, Pa./Academy Park 4 Lee Hopkins RB Jr. 5-9 195 New Egypt, N.J./New Egypt 26 Steve Horsley DB R-Fr. 6-1 180 Atco, N.J./Hammonton 67 Jason Hunt DL So. 6-3 280 York, Pa./York 8 Victor Iturbides FB So. 6-0 200 Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury 34 Russell Jacobs DB Fr. 6-0 175 West Chester, Pa./Henderson 63 Kennis Jones C Sr. 6-1 285 Philadelphia, Pa./Bartram 6 Jared Jorgensen QB R-Fr. 6-2 185 Eldersburg, Md./McDonough 39 Micky Kahrs DB Fr. 6-3 200 Lansdale, Pa./Lansdale Catholic 29 Jim Kelly DB Fr. 6-1 205 Norristown, Pa./Lansdale Catholic 31 Ronnie Koons LB So. 6-3 210 Egg Harbor, N.J./Egg Harbor Township 23 Mike Lonergran DB Fr. 6-2 190 Abington, Pa./Chestnut Hill Academy 45 John Lustig FB So. 5-11 245 Center Valley, Pa./Palisades 72 Brian Margetich OL Fr. 6-1 280 Glenolden, Pa./Interboro 77 Mike Martin OL Fr. 6-2 275 Downingtown, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 17 Mike Mattei QB Fr. 6-2 190 Philadelphia, Pa./Chestnut Hill Acad. 59 Sean Mayer OL R-Fr. 6-3 270 Norristown, Pa./Norristown 40 Brian McDermott LB R-Fr. 5-10 210 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Harriton 5 Pat McDermott FB Sr. 6-1 230 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Harriton 35 Matt McLaughlin FB Fr. 6-2 215 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 88 Steven Miller WR Jr. 6-3 200 Fairless Hills, Pa./Pennsbury


2008 alphabetical/numerical No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 53 Carlos Navarro DE R-Fr. 6-3 240 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 27 Jay Nelson DB Jr. 6-2 190 Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville 62 Kyle O’Neill OG R-Fr. 6-1 290 Aston, Pa./Sun Valley 87 Ryan Paulson TE Jr. 6-4 230 Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville 73 Gerry Penrose OG R-Fr. 6-0 270 Springfi eld, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara 83 Bill Pomerrer WR Fr. 6-4 185 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 74 Eric Pratt OL Fr. 6-5 285 Falls, Pa./Tunkhannock 18 Troy Richards WR R-Fr. 6-0 175 Maguire, N.J./Northern Burlington 37 Corey Rhood DB Jr. 6-0 185 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 54 Clarence Robinson DE R-Fr. 6-2 225 Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest 82 Ryan Ruffi ng WR R-Fr. 6-1 190 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South 76 Scott Schiavo NG So. 6-0 275 Levittown, Pa./Neshaminy 43 Sam Scott LB Jr. 6-5 215 Bear, Del./Middletown 50 Andrew Sheehan LB R-Fr. 6-0 220 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn 42 Greg Smith LB Jr. 6-2 220 West Chester, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara 69 Brian Staerk OT Jr. 6-4 295 Abington, Pa./Abington 80 Rodney Sykes WR Jr. 6-0 180 Philadelphia, Pa./Central 7 Andrew Taylor WR Sr. 6-2 220 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 92 James Thorpe NG Jr. 5-10 285 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 97 Alex Tosi TE R-Fr. 6-3 235 Wilmington, Del./Archmere 70 Kyle Valway OL So. 6-2 280 Pottstown, Pa./St. Pius X 2 Sal Viscount RB Fr. 5-11 195 Newark, Del./Salesianum 15 Marshall Vogel QB R-Fr. 6-3 220 Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham 3 Alex Walsh PK/P Sr. 6-4 190 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East 10 Michael Walter DE Sr. 6-3 270 Absecon, N.J./Holy Spirit 85 Mike Washington WR Sr. 6-0 190 Philadelphia, Pa./Frankford 81 Troy Wasserleben DE So. 6-5 225 Hatboro, Pa./Upper Moreland 28 D’Andre Webb RB So. 5-10 205 Levittown, Pa./Harry S. Truman 49 Zach Wood DB Fr. 6-0 170 Rhehobeth Beach, Del./Cape Henlopen 12 Joe Wright QB Jr. 6-3 205 Wilmington, Del./St. Mark’s 36 Zach Young LB So. 6-2 210 Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga 94 Stephen Yuan DL Fr. 6-3 300 Glenside, Pa./Bishop McDevitt

2008 West Chester University Golden Rams Numerical Roster

No. Name ............................Pos. 1 Jackson Fagan .............. WR 2 Sal Viscount .................. RB 3 Alex Walsh ................. PK/P 4 Lee Hopkins .................. RB 5 Pat McDermott ...............FB 6 Jared Jorgensen ............. QB 7 Andrew Taylor ............. WR 8 Victor Iturbides ..............FB 9 Eric Edginton ............... WR 10 Michael Walter .............. DE 11 Tyler Downes ................. SS 12 Joe Wright ..................... QB 13 Scott Bradish ................. QB 15 Marshall Vogel .............. QB 16 Mike Dell .......................LB 17 Mike Mattei ................... QB 18 Troy Richards ............... WR 19 Dan DePalma ................ DB 20 Chad Halterman .............FB 21 Carl Barnes .................... DB 22 Nick Hall ...................... WR 23 Mike Lonergran ............. DB 24 Darrell Canty ................ WR 25 Kevin Garland ............... RB 26 Steve Horsley ................ DB 27 Jay Nelson ..................... DB

No. Name ............................Pos. 28 D’Andre Webb .............. RB 29 Jim Kelly ....................... DB 30 Brian Hinderer ................ FS 31 Ronnie Koons .................LB 32 Abe Brooks ....................LB 33 Chris Gaunt ....................LB 34 Russell Jacobs ............... DB 35 Matt McLaughlin ...........FB 36 Zach Young ....................LB 37 Corey Rhood ................. DB 38 Corey Broyles ............... RB 39 Micky Kahrs .................. DB 40 Brian McDermott ...........LB 41 Jeff Broyan ..................... FS 42 Greg Smith .....................LB 43 Sam Scott .......................LB 44 Morty Hoey ....................LB 45 John Lustig .....................FB 46 T.J. Cascio ......................LB 47 Todd Eagles .................. WR 48 Matt Colyar ................... DB 49 Zach Wood .................... DB 50 Andrew Sheehan ............LB 51 Will Davis ......................LB 52 Nic Hecht .......................LB 53 Carlos Navarro .............. DE

No. Name ............................Pos. 54 Clarence Robinson ........ DE 55 Tim Dunlap ....................LB 56 P.J. Gallo .......................OG 58 Brad Herr ........................LB 59 Sean Mayer ....................OL 60 Ryan Costello .................OL 61 Ken Guarino ...................OL 62 Kyle O’Neill ..................OG 63 Kennis Jones .................... C 64 Bill Benscoter .................OT 65 Matt Gounaris ................OT 66 Rob Barrett .....................OL 67 Jason Hunt ......................DL 68 Lew Esposito ..................DL 69 Brian Staerk ....................OT 70 Kyle Valway ...................OL 71 Corey Coulter ................... C 72 Brian Margetich .............OL 73 Gerry Penrose ................OG 74 Eric Pratt ........................OL 75 Chris Faix .......................OT 76 Scott Schiavo .................NG 77 Mike Martin ...................OL 78 Eric Hawthorne ..............OT 79 Tim Gramlich ................OG 80 Rodney Sykes ............... WR

No. Name ............................Pos. 81 Troy Wasserleben .......... DE 82 Ryan Ruffi ng ................ WR 83 Bill Pomerrer ................ WR 84 Chris Cole .................... WR 85 Mike Washington ......... WR 86 Will Gardner ................. WR 87 Ryan Paulson ..................TE 88 Steven Miller ................ WR 89 Sean Beahan ................. WR 91 Justin Curry ....................TE 92 James Thorpe ................NG 93 Travis Ford-Bey ............ DE 94 Stephen Yuan ..................DL 95 Lucas Fickel .................. DE 96 Chris Gooding ............... DE 97 Alex Tosi ........................TE 98 Chris Hill ........................PK


2008 preseason depth chart Offense Defense

FL

TE

LT

LG

C

RG

RT

QB

RB

FB

SE

93 Travis Ford-Bey* So. 6-2 240 95 Lucas Fickel So. 6-2 240

92 James Thorpe** Jr. 5-10 285 76 Scott Schiavo* So. 6-0 275

10 Michael Walter*** Sr. 6-3 270 81 Troy Wasserleben* So. 6-5 225

43 Sam Scott** Jr. 6-5 215 32 Abe Brooks* So. 6-0 200

16 Mike Dell** Jr. 6-3 245 44 Morty Hoey* So. 6-1 245

46 T.J. Cascio** Jr. 6-0 240 58 Brad Herr R-Fr. 6-1 220

42 Greg Smith** Jr. 6-2 220 31 Ronnie Koons So. 6-3 210

27 Jay Nelson Jr. 6-2 190 19 Dan DePalma So. 5-11 185

11 Tyler Downes*** Sr. 6-1 190 37 Corey Rhood** Jr. 6-0 185

41 Jeff Broyan*** Sr. 5-11 195 30 Brian Hinderer R-Fr. 6-2 185

37 Corey Rhood** Jr. 6-0 185 26 Steve Horsley R-Fr. 6-1 180

DE

NG

DE

OLB

ILB

ILB

OLB

CB

SS

FS

CB

85 Mike Washington*** Sr. 6-0 190 88 Steven Miller** Jr. 6-3 200

87 Ryan Paulson** Jr. 6-4 230 65 Matt Gounaris Jr. 6-4 240

69 Brian Staerk** Jr. 6-4 295 64 Bill Benscoter Jr. 6-4 280

62 Kyle O’Neill R-Fr. 6-0 290 79 Tim Gramlich Fr. 6-2 275

63 Kennis Jones*** Sr. 6-1 285 71 Cory Coulter R-Fr. 6-1 295

73 Gerry Penrose R-Fr. 6-0 270 56 P.J. Gallo** Jr. 5-8 240

75 Chris Faix R-Fr. 6-3 250 78 Eric Hawthorne R-Fr. 6-3 280

12 Joe Wright** Jr. 6-3 205 6 Jared Jorgensen R-Fr. 6-2 185

4 Lee Hopkins** Jr. 5-9 195 25 Kevin Garland* Sr. 5-7 175

5 Pat McDermott*** Jr. 6-1 230 8 Vic Iturbidess* So. 6-0 200

24 Darrell Canty** Sr. 6-0 200 86 Will Gardner R-Fr. 6-3 185

Special Teams

PK

P

H

KOR

PR

LS

3 Alex Walsh** Sr. 6-4 190 98 Chris Hill R-Fr. 5-11 185

3 Alex Walsh** Jr. 6-4 190 98 Chris Hill R-Fr. 5-11 185

11 Tyler Downes*** Sr. 6-1 190

25 Kevin Garland* Sr. 5-7 175 28 D’Andre Webb* So. 5-10 205

25 Kevin Garland* Sr. 5-7 175 28 D’Andre Webb* So. 5-10 205

8 Vic Iturbidess* So. 6-0 200


new faces and new expectations New responsibilities for the coaching staff and brand new starting personnel on the offen-sive side of the ball highlight West Chester Uni-versity football as the gridders prepare to break camp on Aug. 7 to begin the 2008 campaign. Three offensive starters return to a squad that averaged 32 points per game and 406 yards of total offense per game a year ago. Head coach Bill Zwaan, entering his sixth season at the helm of the Golden Rams, faces perhaps his toughest challenge in replenishing one of the Pennsyl-vania State Athletic Conference’s top offenses and guiding his charges to back-to-back Eastern Division titles and a spot in the rekindled PSAC Championship Game on Nov. 8. West Chester University captured its sixth PSAC East title, and second in the Zwaan era, last fall before bowing to PSAC West rival In-diana (Pa.) in the fi rst round of the NCAA II playoffs. Another 9-3 season and the school’s unprecendented fi fth straight trip to the NCAA Tournament must be accomplished with a new backfi eld, including a junior quarterback, who has thrown just 11 college passes amidst an in-jury-plagued career. Zwaan’s fi rst step in the rebuilding pro-cess was to juggle responsibilities across most of his coaching staff. For the fi rst time in his tenure at West Chester University, Zwaan has handed over control of the offense to 15-year coaching veteran Gerald Toney. The WCU grad takes over as offensive coordinator, leaving the special teams to E.J. Sandusky. Jack Klebe, re-sponsible for the Rams’ talented pool of wide receivers his fi rst four years at West Chester, takes on the challenge of tutoring the running backs while Jim Brazill Sr., will coach the tight ends. Only Nick Sama, entering his sixth year at WCU and 12th overall teamed with Zwaan, holds on to his familiar role as the offensive line coach. With a bulls-eye on their backs as the pre-

season favorite in the East, Zwaan hopes that veteran leadership on his coaching staff can mold a young offense into a quick-strike, dan-gerous unit much like last year’s group. Much of that will depend on how junior Joe Wright does at the quarterback position. All of West Chester’s opponents know what, or rather “who” returns at wide receiver for the Golden Rams. Senior Mike Washington will be the focal point of the team’s offense with-out a doubt. The explosive wideout is threaten-ing every school, league and NCAA receiving record in the books. However, getting him the ball may be the challenge. Wright is coming off multiple knee op-erations, and the biggest question surrounding West Chester’s only experienced signal-caller in camp is his durability. Injuries have limited him to just nine appearances in his career and 18 pass attempts. Wright received a medical red-shirt from the NCAA for last season, gain-ing an extra year of eligibility, thus allowing him to retain his junior playing status. Zwaan is not worried about his No. 1 quarterback, though – assuming he stays healthy. “He is the guy that we always expected would be our quarterback,” Zwaan said. “He will be very good. He is mobile, has a strong arm and he is really smart. He has all the quali-ties you look for out of a quarterback. “He still has to do it out on the fi eld. He hasn’t had that true game experience in crucial situations, which you like to have. But, I think our players look to him as a leader. If Joey is healthy, we will be fi ne at quarterback.” Behind Wright are two red-shirt freshmen, who impressed the coaching staff during spring practice. Lefty Jared Jorgensen and Marshall Vogel will battle it out for the No. 2 spot as both continue their development at the college level. Jorgensen enters camp slated second on the depth chart with Vogel third. The southpaw

possesses the abil-ity to run, adding another dimen-sion to the Rams’ offense. “ W e can do some neat things with (Jor-gensen) running the ball,” Zwaan noted. “He is ex-citing because he really can run. If he had to take over the offense, we would look to do some differ-ent things offen-sively. But, we are happy with both of their pro-gressions.”

Keeping Wright healthy and giving him time to fi nd open receivers while blocking for a very talented group of running backs is a young and inexperienced offensive line. As many as three red-shirt freshmen are slated to start on opening day as camp breaks in August. Admit-tedly, that is not an ideal situation for Zwaan and his staff. However, he has the utmost confi dence in Sama to turn this battalion into a fi erce unit. “If you asked me, ‘Do I want to start three red-shirt freshmen?’ I’d say, ‘No.’” Zwaan joked. “But all of them are good football play-ers. We will take our lumps a little bit with mis-takes that freshmen make. That’s just part of the process.” Senior center Kennis Jones returns to an-chor the young unit in the middle. The three-time all-conference performer was rumored to be moving to guard. However, the coaching staff felt his presence and calming infl uence at center would help the unit grow. Next to Jones are two of the three red-shirt freshmen. Kyle O’Neill, younger brother of former Golden Ram Kevin O’Neill, and Gerry Penrose fl ank Jones at the guard positions. Both will get their fi rst taste of college football Aug. 30 against nationally ranked Cal. But, Zwaan says he is really looking forward to watching them play. Each is coming off an excellent spring and improving every day. Red-shirt freshmen Chris Faix and Eric Hawthorne will battle it out for the starting spot at right tackle. Zwaan said that both will see playing time. It is just a matter of who will settle in comfortably as the starter fi rst. Protecting Wright’s back side will be junior Bryan Staerk. Though, technically not a returning starter, Staerk was West Chester’s third tackle a year ago and saw plenty of playing time almost ev-ery other offensive series. He has the most game experience on the line after Jones. Fellow junior P.J. Gallo will back up Pen-rose at one of the guard positions. Classmates Bill Benscoter and Matt Gounaris may fall in behind Staerk up front as well. Gounaris is a converted tight end, who could see time out there as well in the early going. However, the coaching staff feels he will eventually settle in at tackle. Slotted in behind O’Neill on the pre-season depth chart is true freshman Tim Gram-lich. How quickly he adjusts to the college game will determine whether or not he remains in that spot. Though, the coaching staff is really excited about his future. The running game was hit by the gradua-tion of Osagie Osunde, who leaves the program as its third all-time leading rusher and second all-time leader in career all-purpose yards. Re-placing him are three candidates that are all very talented and should see considerable playing time. Zwaan does not want to have a running-back-by-committee situation. However, he feels all three are very capable. Kevin Garland, Lee Hopkins and D’Andre

Defensive coordinator, Mike Furlong, enters his 19th season along the Golden Rams sideline. After years of mentoring the team’s linebackers, he will switch to the defensive backs as one of his other duties on West Chester University’s coaching staff.


abound for golden rams in 2008Webb have all been described as No. 1-caliber backs with track-speed. That trio will battle in the preseason for the majority of the car-ries. Hopkins has the most game experience at running back while both Garland and Webb excelled on special teams as return specialists. Garland was named All-PSAC East as a special teamer a year ago. “During spring practice, we felt like we had to keep the offense balanced and make sure we could run the ball,” Zwaan explained. “We ran the ball very well in the spring game. “We understand that we have a lot of talented wide receivers. Are we going to take advantage of that? Sure. But, I don’t know that we can win consistently without establishing the running game.” Hopkins ran for 251 yards and four touch-downs in 2007. He is the team’s leading rusher returning to the fold. The only other back with experience is fullback Pat McDermott, who turned in a breakout season a year ago and looks to be even better in 2008. That duo is expected to open the year behind Wright and that youthful offensive line. Garland and Webb will both fi ght for carries when they are not returning kicks and punts. “I think we are approaching the situation like we have three guys who will all play,” Zwaan commented. “But, it is hard for one run-ner to get a feel for the game if he is not getting the majority of carries. So, we have to be careful about that.” When the conversation turns to the perim-eter, Zwaan’s face lights up like a child’s on Christmas Day – and with good reason. Washington gives the Golden Rams faithful quite a bit to smile about. The senior is ninth all-time in Division II with 43 career touchdown receptions. The NCAA re-cord for career receiving yards is within reach as well. Washington is vying to become just the third player in college football history at any level to catch for 1,000 yards in each of his four years in school. He is 485 yards shy of becoming just the 12th player to catch for 4,000 yards in a career in Division II. “We’ve talked about game-planning to put the ball in Washington’s hands because he is such a threat to score every time,” Zwaan beamed. “If he can score every fi ve times he touches the ball,

or whatever he does, than it’s a good thing for him to have the football. Of course, the de-fense knows that and is preparing to take that away from us.” Wa s h i n g -ton actually scores once ev-ery 4.8 times he touches the ball in his career (44 TDs, 211 touch-es). However, he is not the only deep threat on the outside for West Chester. Steve Miller enjoyed a stellar 2007 campaign, fi nishing just one reception shy of Washington for the team lead, and Darryl Canty also showed fl ashes of brilliance. Miller fi nished last year with 682 yards receiving and seven touchdowns on 48 catches. His development split wide opposite Washing-ton makes things that much more diffi cult on the opposition. “Miller went unnoticed last year,” Zwaan said. “I think people will have to make some de-cisions this season, and (as an opposing defense)

if you are going to make a decision, you decide to stop (Wash-ington) because he is so dangerous. Miller will defi nitely have opportunities with the football. Steve can do all the things Mike does. It is just that Mike is so much more fl ashier.” Canty registered 167 yards on eight catches, including a 44-yard TD strike against Clarion. His emergence at the X-position, along with red-shirt freshman Will Gardner, just adds fuel to the passing game. But, no passing game is effective without a quarterback that can deliver the ball and an offensive line that can block. “Again, we have

a young offensive line and pass-blocking is harder to learn than run-blocking,” Zwaan men-tioned. “As much as we would like to throw the ball all over the place, we may not be doing that if we can’t pass block.” An added threat to the passing game is Ryan Paulson, whose emergence at tight end has giv-en West Chester University just one more bullet in its arsenal against defenses. Paulson snared 26 passes for 356 yards and four touchdowns. He should see more balls his way in 2008 as he continues to state his case for all-league plau-dits. Eight starters return to a unit that ranked fi fth in the conference a year ago overall and third in scoring defense, allowing just 23 points per game. West Chester University’s stop unit will rely heavily on its front seven. Not only to keep the opposition in check, but to give the of-fense a boost with big plays at opportune times. Questions inhabit the team’s secondary. Howev-er, the down linemen and linebackers are some of the most talented in the PSAC. Michael Walter, James Thorpe and Travis Ford-Bey make up the fi rst line of defense in the Golden Rams’ 3-4 alignment. Walter was a fi rst team All-PSAC East defensive end, who regis-tered three sacks and four QB hurries in 2007. He is back as a co-captain and ready to domi-nate the line of scrimmage. “We are expecting a better year out of Walter,” Zwaan boasted. “Between James and (reserve) Scott Schiavo, we are going to get as good a play out of the nose position as we have had in recent years.” Ford-Bey is a sophomore with a load of talent. He was selected second team all-league last fall as a reserve end. This year, he will step into a starting role and complement Walter on the other end of the line. Leading the linebackers and anchoring the inside is junior Mike Dell. He will all but erase

Senior WR, Mike Washington, is on the verge of breaking many WCU, PSAC and NCAA receiv-ing records in his fi nal year of college football. He is vying to become the all-time leader in Division II history in touchdown receptions.

Junior QB, Joey Wright, inherits West Chester Uni-versity’s high-powered offense in 2008. Coming off injury, the Golden Rams hope that Wright can lead WCU to a division title and a spot in the PSAC Championship Game.


defending east champs optimistic

Rams fans’ memories of the school’s all-time leading tackler Lateef Ferguson. Dell placed fourth on the team in tackles a year ago and was named second team All-PSAC East, despite playing just fi ve games. Zwaan is hungry to see what a healthy Dell can accomplish in a full sea-son. “When we lost Mike last year,” Zwaan started. “It really hurt us. The players that stepped in did a good job. But, Mike is a special player. As good as Lateef was, if Mike is healthy all year, he could be one of the best linebackers ever to play at West Chester University.” Sharing the inside with Dell will be T.J. Cascio, who returns to the Golden Rams after a one-year hiatus from football and school. Cas-cio put up 56 tackles in 2006 and two sacks. His return strengthens West Chester’s already in-timidating stop unit. On the outside of Dell and Cascio are re-turning starters Sam Scott and Greg Smith. Both are very athletic and very active linebackers, who both can rush the passer or drop back in coverage. Scott was third on the team with 79 tackles, including 12.5 for a loss, and knocked down four passes. He registered four sacks and also forced one fumble. The 6-3 power forward on West Chester’s basketball team has a tremen-dous wing span and can jump out of Farrell Sta-dium. Abe Brooks is a sophomore, who could see some playing time at linebacker as well. He has spent considerable time with the special teams and is quickly proving himself defensively. Morty Hoey and Brad Herr support Dell and Cascio inside. Herr is a red-shirt freshman, who should push Cascio for playing time.

Strong safety Tyler Downes solidifi es a secondary that enters the year with plenty of holes to fi ll due to graduation. Downes was sec-ond on the team in tackles a year ago with 89 stops. He made big plays for the Golden Rams last season and the coaching staff feels he was snubbed when the all-league teams were an-nounced. However, Downes is one of the top returning defensive backs in the PSAC in 2008. Junior Corey Rhood is behind Downes at the strong safety position. He is a very talented defensive back with a lot of game experience. Jeff Broyan inherits the unenviable task of replacing all-league free safety Mike Mig-nogno, who led the conference in interceptions and tied for the league lead in passes defensed. Broyan has patiently waited his turn and this fall is ready to showcase his talent. “(Broyan) has played a ton of football for us,” Zwaan revealed. “He has been on the fi eld in most of our dime packages. He is a smart player, who is not afraid to hit you. He has been waiting for this opportunity.” The biggest dilemma lies with the two corner positions on the perimeter. West Chester graduated its top three corners and must rely on youth and inexperience to take the pressure off the pass rush and the linebackers. Jay Nelson is probably the leading candi-date to patrol one of the corners. He is a junior with game experience. Most of that has been in special packages or on special teams. It’s the special teams that disappointed West Chester a year ago, especially during the end of the season and in the playoffs. Zwaan and his staff have revamped the kick coverage units that broke down a year ago and have vowed not to let the special teams beat the Golden Rams again in 2008. “ W e had multi-ple break-d o w n s , ” Z w a a n explained. “We have addressed some of that in the offseason. We will solve those problems either by s c h e m e , fundamen-tals or per-sonnel. “ I f we have to, we will play more s t a r t e r s . We will

not allow our special teams to beat us. We feel very comfortable with the people that are kick-ing for us. We just have to get comfortable with the people covering the kicks.” Garland was an all-league specialist as a kick returner and punt returner while Alex Walsh was an all-league place-kicker for the Rams. Those two return with Walsh serving as the team’s punter for the second straight cam-paign. Walsh hit on 75 percent of his fi eld goal at-tempts in 2007 and averaged 42 yards per punt in his fi rst year of double duty. He placed eight punts inside the 20-yard line. Garland ranked 49th in the NCAA in kick return average (24.7) and 58th nationally in punt return average (8.1). Webb could also see some assignments as a return man, depending on Gar-land’s involvement with the running game. West Chester University is the preseason favorite to win the Eastern Division in 2008 and earn a trip to the PSAC Championship Game, which is being dusted off and reinstated for the fi rst time since 1987. The Golden Rams won fi ve of the PSAC Championship games held between 1960 and 1987. However, winning another conference crown will be extremely diffi cult. “Kutztown is getting better,” Zwaan point-ed out. “(They) have a solid team coming back. East Stroudsburg has a bunch of guys returning. They will be tough again. “Bloomsburg is right up there with a cham-pionship caliber team, and C.W. Post is also at that level. With Shippensburg coming over from the West, there really is no easy game on the schedule.”

Junior ILB, Mike Dell, anchors a linebacking group that is very experienced and talented. The second team All-PSAC East selection only played fi ve games a year ago, but was fi fth on the team in tackles with 44.

Senior DB, Tyler Downes is one of the top returning defensive backs in the PSAC this fall. He placed second on the team in 2007 with 89 tackles and should earn fi rst team All-PSAC accolades as well as all-region consideration this year.


2008 golden ramsTylerTylerDOWNESDOWNESSr. SS Co-Captain 6-1 190 lbs. (Laurel, Del./Delmar)

#11 Tyler’s Highlights:* 2nd on team with 89 tackles* 13th in the PSAC with 89 tackles* 2nd on team with 3 forced fumbles* 2007 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 2 college division

One of most versatile players in West Chester’s defensive secondary ... starting strong safety a year ago … enjoyed a breakout season last fall … top returning tackler to the Golden Rams’ fi fth-ranked defense in the PSAC … one of top returning safeties in the PSAC … anchors the defensive secondary … all-league and all-region candidate … also doubles as the squad’s holder on placement kicks … will as-sume those duties again in 2008 …

will also see action on special teams ... tough, athletic player with solid football skills ... has developed into one of the team’s top defensive players as well as one of its top senior leaders … good instincts for a safety … runs well and hits hard … brings a physical presence to the defensive backs … three-year letterwinner … PSAC scholar-athlete … two-time member of AD’s academic honor roll … 2007 CoSIDA Ac-

ademic All-District 2 in college division.

2007: Appeared in and started all 12 contests … sec-ond on the team in tackles with a career-high 89 stops … ranked 13th in the PSAC in tackles … sec-

ond in solo tackles with another career-best 58 … just one

solo tackle behind Lateef Ferguson for

the team lead … reg-istered three tackles for a

loss, including his fi rst career sack … broke up two passes, re-covered a fumble and forced three … fumble forced against Cheyney was returned 54 yards for a TD by teammate Joe Cefalo … reached

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2005 12 19 2 21 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 1 0 0 02006 13 16 19 35 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 2 1 0 02007 12 58 31 89 3.0-14 1.0-10 0 2 0 0 0Totals 37 93 52 145 3.0-14 1.0-10 2 5 1 0 0

double fi gures in tackles three times … posted career-high 14 tackles against Cal, including his fi rst career sack … posted a career-best nine solo stops against East Stroudsburg … registered eight solo stops against both Shippensburg and Kutztown … knocked down a pass in the end zone on 3rd-and-goal on the next-to-last play of the game in win at Shippensburg … posted seven tackles against IUP in NCAA II playoffs … recorded a tackle for a loss against Edinboro, Shippensburg and Cal … tied for fourth in the conference in forced fumbles.

2006: Appeared in all 13 games … placed 13th on the team in tackles with 35 stops … inter-cepted one pass at Bryant in NCAA playoffs … recorded 16 solo stops … credited with two passes defensed (Shippensburg, Mansfi eld) … forced a fumble against Mansfi eld … returned one kickoff 10 yards against Edinboro … reg-istered season-high eight tackles at Bryant in NCAAs … scored on a 2-point conversion run at Clarion.

2005: Appeared in 12 games … registered 21 tackles on the season … tied for 13th on the team in tackles … intercepted one pass and was credited with a pass breakup as well … recorded 19 solo stops … also posted two assisted tackles … special teams performer as well as a regu-lar in the secondary … completed a two-point conversion pass to Lateef Ferguson … failed on two rushing PATs as the team’s holder on place-ment kicks.


2008 golden ramsMichaelMichaelWALTERWALTERSr. DE Co-Captain 6-3 270 lbs. (Abescon, N.J./Holy Spirit)

#10 Mike’s Highlights:* 1st team All-PSAC East DE* 2nd on team with 9 tackles for a loss* 4th on team with 3 sacks* Registered 4 QB hurries

Returning starter at defensive end for the Gold-en Rams ... run-stopping specialist on the de-fensive front … one of West Chester’s most tal-ented returning defensive linemen … fi rst team All-PSAC East … an all-league candidate again this fall … all-region candidate as well … quick off the ball ... excellent pass rusher … puts pres-sure on the opposing team by getting into the backfi eld regularly … cuts off passing lanes and changes pursuit angles when rushing the quar-terback … possesses ability to run down a ball-carrier from behind … has developed into one of the best down linemen in the conference … one of the team leaders in the locker room and on the fi eld … tireless motor … determined to make something hap-pen on every snap … relentless in his pursuit … intimidating presence up front … three-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in and started all 12 games … sixth on the team in tackles with a career-high 39 … registered another career-best in solo tackles with 25 … recorded 14 assisted stops … tied for second on the team with a career-high nine tackles for a loss … fourth on the squad with three sacks … intercepted a pass against St. Jo-seph’s (Ind.) and returned it four yards … broke up a pass against Indiana (Pa.) in the NCAA II playoff game … credited with four QB hurries … two of those came against IUP as well …

registered a career-high eight tack-

les against


East Stroudsburg … posted a career-best seven solo stops in that contest … recorded fi ve tack-les against Edinboro in the season opener … equaled that performance against Bloomsburg on Homecoming … registered six stops at Mill-ersville … credited with two tackles that went for -12 yards against East Stroudsburg … forced a fumble at Millersville … credited with QB hurries against Clarion and Bloomsburg.

2006: Appeared in all 13 games … 14th on the team in tackles with 33 … recorded career-high 15 assisted tackles … also recorded 18 solo stops … registered 3.5 tackles for a loss and credited with 0.5 sacks … posted season-high fi ve stops against Millersville … recorded four tackles on three other occasions … credited with 0.5 sacks against Millersville … one of his three stops against Bloomsburg went for a loss … registered a tackle in 12 of West Chester’s 13 contests … collected 11 of his tackles in the Golden Rams’ fi rst three contests.

2005: Appeared in 12 games … registered 13 tackles … seven tackles were of the solo variety … one tackle for a loss and one forced fumble … posted season-high four stops against Mansfi eld … registered three tackles opposite Shippens-burg and C.W. Post … one of his stops against C.W. Post went for a 1-yard loss … also forced a fumble against Mansfi eld … posted two tackles at Delaware.


2008 golden ramsMikeMikeWASHINGTONWASHINGTON

One of the most dangerous wide receivers in Division II ... Lindy’s College Football Preview magazine preseason fi rst team All-America ... scores a touchdown every 4.8 times he touches the ball … has registered more than 1,000 yards receiving in each of his fi rst three years in college … trying to become just the third WR in NCAA history at any level to record 1,000 receiving yards in all four years of college … stands among the Top 10 all-time in Division II in both career receiving yards and career TD receptions ... two-time honorable mention All-America by D2Foot-ball.com … three-time fi rst team All-PSAC East selection … two-time second team All-Northeast Region by Don Hansen Football Gazette as well as two-time Daktronics, Inc., All-Northeast Region … All-ECAC … fi fth all-time in PSAC history in touchdown receptions (43) … stands seven TD catches away from the conference mark heading into 2008 … also fi fth all-time in conference history in receiving yards (3,515) … should surpass that PSAC mark this fall as well … 20th all-time in conference history in points (264) … broke the school’s all-time reception yardage record as a junior … also shattered the school mark for 100-yard receiving games in a career (17) … will graduate with the school’s all-time touchdown receptions record as well … ranks sixth all-time in career all-purpose yards at the school with 3,932 yards to his credit … averages 106.2 all-purpose yards per game for his career, which stands seventh on the school’s all-time list … averages a school-record 23.3 receiving yards per catch for his career … could become just the second wide receiver in WCU history to record 200 career receptions … should hold almost every major pass receiving record at the school by the time he graduates … an NFL prospect for sure ... knows how to go up and get a ball at its highest point … virtually impossible to mark one-on-one … has started all 37 games in which he has appeared for the Golden Rams, … has caught at least one pass in every college game … three-year letterwinner.

2007: Started all 12 games … fi rst team All-PSAC East … All-ECAC … second team Don Hansen Football Gazette All-Northeast Region … second team Daktronics, Inc., All-Northeast

Region … registered six 100-yard receiving ef-forts … caught a season-high nine passes for 162 yards against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … also grabbed two touchdowns in that contest … caught for a season-high 168 yards on four catches against East Stroudsburg … hauled in a 62-yard scoring strike on the fi rst play from scrimmage against the Warriors … six of his 12 TD receptions were from 40 yards out or longer … also caught a 38-yard TD strike during a three-TD performance against Bloomsburg … registered multiple-TD games on three occasions … caught a TD pass in eight of West Chester’s 12 contests … went over 100 yards receiving in fi ve straight games … rushed for 54 yards on three carries against Edinboro in season opener … rushed for 27 yards and a touchdown against Bloomsburg, fi nishing the day with four total TDs … led the Golden Rams in all-purpose yards with 1,281 … led West Chester in receptions, reception yards, average receiving yards per catch, TD receptions and average receiving yards per game … tied for team lead in overall touchdowns with running back Osagie Osunde (13) … ranked fi fth on the team in rushing yards (121).

2006: Started all 13 games … registered four 100-yard receiving efforts … caught a season-high nine passes in opener opposite Edinboro … collected 136 yards receiving in that contest and hauled in two TD receptions … caught a pass in every game … posted a career-high 196 yards receiving on fi ve catches against Millersville … scored three times in that tilt … posted 200 all-purpose yards in Millersville contest … recorded 525 receiving yards and nine TD receptions in the month of October … authored a fi ve-game stretch with at least one TD reception from Sept. 30 – Oct. 28 … caught a TD pass in each of West Chester’s last three games … posted a gaudy 21.3 yards per catch average on 55 receptions … gathered in an 83-yard reception against Mill-ersville … also snared a 75-yard catch opposite Bryant in NCAAs … averaged better than 100

all-purpose yards per game … named to fi rst team Don Hansen Football Gazette Northeast Region squad … also named to Daktronics, Inc., Division II All-Northeast Region fi rst team … recorded six carries for 41 yards at Delaware … rushed for career-high 49 yards at Bryant in NCAAs.

2005: Started all 12 games as a freshman … caught touchdown passes on his first three collegiate receptions ... became just the sixth Golden Ram to post over 1,000 receiving yards in a season ... his 1,185 receiving yards ranks as the fourth highest in school history ... his 15 touchdown receptions ranks as the fi fth highest in a single season ... averaged 3.9 catches per game and an outstanding 25.2 yards per reception ... shattered the school record for yards per catch, breaking the mark of 21.8 established in 2003 by Cory DeForrest ... averaged 98.8 yards receiving per game ... produced 1,224 all-purpose yards ... named to the Don Hansen Football Gazette Northeast Region second team ... voted All-PSAC East fi rst team ... named to Daktronics, Inc., Divi-sion II All-Northeast Region second team ... made his collegiate debut opposite Clarion by catching fi ve touchdown passes ... fi nished the game with seven catches for 242 yards ... yardage ranks as the third-highest single-game total in West Chester history ... posted 100-yard games seven times ... posted a season-best nine catches vs. Bloomsburg that resulted in 186 receiving yards – 10th highest single-game total in school history ... became just the second player to record two games of 180 yards or more in the same season ... collected four catches for 141 yards against rival Cheyney.

Sr. WR Co-Captain 6-0 190 lbs. (Philadelphia, Pa./Frankford)

#85

Career Stats: Rushing GP No. Yards TD Avg.2005 12 7 39 0 5.62006 13 25 140 0 5.62007 12 17 121 1 7.1Totals 37 49 300 1 6.1

Mike’s Highlights:* 2008 Lindy’s Preseason 1st team All-America * Two-time honorable mention All-America (D2Football.com)* Three-time All-Northeast Region (Don Hansen’s Football Gazette)* Three-time All-Northeast Region (Daktronics)* Three-time, 1st team All-PSAC East WR

WCU Records Held: – Receiving Yards (3,515) – Highest Avg. Yds per catch (23.3) – 100-yard receiving games (17)

Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg.2005 12 47 1,185 15 25.22006 13 55 1,170 16 21.32007 12 49 1,160 12 23.7Totals 37 151 3,515 43 23.3


One of the Golden Rams’ top special teamers on kick coverage … tenacious in his pursuit of the return man … possesses a tremendous work ethic

and desire to get better each day in practice … one of the leaders of the special teams unit last fall, who will most likely be back in that role again in 2008 … did appear on the depth chart for a couple of weeks during the regular season … quickly impressing the coaching staff and earning more playing time … should see more playing time on defense this fall … could really develop into a top-notch linebacker … possesses great potential … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in 11 games with the special teams unit … registered 17 tackles … posted nine unassisted stops and eight assisted tackles … credited with half of a tackle for a loss during one of his brief stints on defense … forced a fumble against Shippensburg on a kick return that was recovered by teammate Vic Iturbidess and helped West Chester open up a huge halftime lead in that game … recovered a fumble one week earlier against Clarion in home opener … recorded three tackles in a game three times (Millersville, East Stroudsburg and St. Joseph’s) … registered at least one stop in six straight games … posted a season-high two solo

Experienced defensive back, who has served in a re-serve role at free safety while starting on the special

teams in each of the past three years ... has been a mainstay on kickoff coverage during that time … has made tremendous strides in his fi rst three seasons at West Chester … ready to take on an expanded role in the defen-sive backfi eld this fall … coaching staff is expecting him to challenge for one of the starting safety positions this season … sees action in many of West Chester’s nickel and dime packages … one of two very experienced returning safeties in the secondary … three-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games … registered six tackles and two pass breakups … posted three unassisted stops … registered season-high two solo stops against Clarion in the home opener.

2006: Appeared in all 13 games … registered a career-high 14 tackles (seven solo) … credited with one pass defensed against Shippensburg and one forced fumble against Mansfi eld … saw considerable time on special teams unit … registered a career-best three tackles twice (Clarion, East Stroudsburg) … also played small role in the defensive secondary.

2005: Appeared in 11 games … posted 13 tackles ... forced a huge fumble vs. East Stroudsburg that shifted momentum and allowed West Chester to win the game and extend winning streak to four straight ... a leader on the special teams in his fi rst year at the collegiate level.


One of a talented group of wide receivers returning to the Golden Rams’ stable of pass catchers … split

time at end … provides a third option in West Chester’s spread offense … certainly a threat to take it all the way when he gets his hands on the ball … made the transfer from defensive back to wide receiver after the 2005 season ... natural talent, who possesses good speed and can separate him-self from his defender … his career average of 23 yards per catch makes him a deep threat … fi ts well into West Chester’s Wing-T offense … smart player, who will challenge the secondary on every snap ... a physical wide receiver, who runs well ... three-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 contests … posted career-high eight catches for 167 yards … also caught one TD reception … placed sixth on the squad in catches and fi fth in receiving yards … hauled in 44-yard TD catch on a fl ea-fl icker play against Clarion … snared a season-high 62-yard recep-tion against Kutztown … six of his eight catches went for a fi rst down … averaged 20.9 yards per catch and 13.9 yards per game … second on the team in yards per reception.

2006: Appeared in 10 games for the Golden Rams … registered three receptions in a reserve role for a total of 86 yards and two touchdowns … scored on a 38-yard pass against Clarion and a 33-yard strike at Kutztown … forced a fumble in NCAA playoff loss at Bloomsburg … recorded fi ve tackles on special teams … returned one kick for six yards.

2005: Appeared in nine games … registered three tackles … picked off a pass versus Clarion and returned in eight yards.

Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2005 9 0 0 0 0.02006 10 3 86 2 28.72007 12 8 167 1 23.1Totals 31 11 253 3 23.0Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2005 9 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 0 0 02006 10 2 3 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 02007 12 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 31 4 4 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 1 0 0

AbeAbeBROOKSBROOKSSo. LB 6-0 200 lbs. (Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy)

#32

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Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2007 11 9 8 17 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 1 1 0 0Totals 11 9 8 17 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 1 1 0 0

JeffJeffBROYANBROYANSr. FS 5-11 195 lbs. (Freeland, Pa./Hazleton)

#41

DarrylDarrylCANTYCANTYSr. WR 6-0 200 lbs. (Riverside, N.J./Riverside)

#24


Returning to the Golden Rams after a one-year hia-tus … one of the team’s top outside linebackers in

2006 … all-league candidate … plays the run very well … a welcomed addition back to the fold, that bolsters an already talented group of line-backers … should see considerable playing time … excellent instincts … can read a play well … tenacious and always around the ball ... ready to play a major role on the Rams’ defensive unit … another year older and returns in better shape … physical player … letterwinner.

2007: Did not play.

2006: Appeared in 12 games … fourth on the team in tackles with 56 … posted 29 solo stops and 27 assisted tackles on the year … also registered 3.5 tackles for a loss that resulted in -14 yards … posted two sacks … also forced a fumble … registered a career-high seven solo stops against Shippensburg … recorded the only double-digit tackle game of his career at Delaware with 11 stops on the night … career-high six assisted tackles came at Delaware and at Bloomsburg … posted tackles for a loss against Edinboro, Shippensburg and Kutztown … forced a fumble at Kutztown as well … registered at least one tackle in all 12 games … recorded a com-bined seven tackles in West Chester’s two playoff contests … posted fi ve tackles in a win over Bryant … picked up a sack against Shippensburg and another against Kutztown.

2005: Appeared in 11 games … registered 19 tackles … posted 13 solo tackles and six assisted stops … also recorded three tackles for a loss that resulted -11 yards … picked up one sack … blocked a PAT against Mansfi eld … registered a season-high six tackles against Cheyney … re-corded fi ve stops one week earlier at Delaware ... notched a tackle for a loss at North Dakota, versus Cheyney and at Millersville … lone sack came against Cheyney.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2005 11 13 6 19 3.0-11 1.0-1 0 0 0 0 12006 12 29 27 56 3.5-14 2.0-12 0 0 1 0 02007 Did Not PlayTotals 23 42 33 75 6.5-25 3.0-13 0 0 1 0 1

Extremely talented inside linebacker, who was shap-ing up to be the Golden Rams’ top defensive player

a year ago until he broke his foot against Bloomsburg … played the entire second half of Bloomsburg contest on the broken foot ... did not dress for a game after the injury … was among the nation’s leaders in tackles per game before going down to injury … second team All-PSAC East despite playing just fi ve games … fi nished fi fth on the team in tackles as well … anchors the inside linebacker position with the departure of Lateef Ferguson … coaching staff believes he can be the top defensive player in the conference … reads the play well and can fi ll the hole … excellent at taking on the fullback in the running game and still sliding off to make tackles … diffi cult to block with his quickness and footwork … never lets a blocker get their hands on him … deceptive mobility … stabilizes the defense from his inside position … coaching staff believes he can be every bit as good as Ferguson … should be an all-league as well as an all-region candidate in 2008 … one of the top linebackers in Division II in the Northeast … thrives on contact … swarms to the ball … possesses excellent instincts … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in and started all fi ve games before suffering a broken foot against Bloomsburg … still listed fi fth on the team in tackles (44), despite only appearing in less than half the contests … named second team All-PSAC East … recorded 3.5 tackles for a loss and one sack … intercepted a pass and had three pass breakups and one QB hurry to his credit … posted 27 solo stops before getting hurt … registered career-high 10 solo stops at Delaware … also recorded a career-best 13 total tackles opposite Bloomsburg … credited with 21 tackles in his fi nal two games of the season.

2006: Appeared in all 13 games … placed sixth on the team in tackles with 47 … registered 27 solo stops … credited with three tackles for a loss and one sack … tied for second on the squad with two interceptions … also credited with one pass defensed and one QB hurry … forced two fumbles (Millersville, East Stroudsburg) … returned a fumble recovery 20 yards

2008 golden ramsT.J.T.J.CASCIOCASCIOJr. LB 6-0 240 lbs. (Villanova, Pa./Malvern Prep)

#46 Will Will DAVISDAVISRS-Fr. LB 6-1 220 lbs. (Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East)

#51

Young linebacker, who red-shirted a year ago … entered the program as a fullback, but has switched

to linebacker this fall … will add depth to the defense this season … still learning his new position … talented football player with great potential … could develop into a very steady linebacker … will benefi t from learn-ing behind all-league candidates Mike Dell, T.J. Cascio and Greg Smith … needs to continue developing and improving every day in practice … could see time on special teams.

MikeMikeDELLDELLJr. LB 6-3 245 lbs. (Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin)

#16


Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2006 13 27 20 47 3.0-14 1.0-10 2 1 2 1 02007 5 27 17 44 3.5-9 1.0-2 1 3 0 0 0Totals 18 54 37 91 6.5-23 2.0-12 3 4 2 1 0

Another wide receiver that is part of a very deep and experienced receiving corps ... has made consider-

able strides in his game during college career … red-shirted fi rst year out of high school … the red-shirt season helped in his development … most likely a candidate for special teams or occasional reserve role at wide out … runs good routes and blocks well ... will be a role player for the Golden Rams again in 2008 … does the little things well … pays attention to de-tail … still developing as a pass catcher … two-year letterwinner.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2007 4 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 4 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0

Young offensive linemen … red-shirted a season ago … part of a very young unit up front … could

see playing time if he continues to develop … will have an opportunity to earn a starting spot, or even signifi cant playing time with his improved play … could be one of a possible three red-shirt offensive linemen start-ing … excellent football smarts … coaching staff is excited about his fu-ture … possesses all the tools to be an excellent offensive lineman … still learning the system and the offense … his red-shirt season put him ahead of the game … on track to be a regular in some capacity.

2008 golden ramsat Kutztown … picked off passes opposite Millersville and Delaware … posted season-high nine tackles opposite Bloomsburg in NCAA playoff loss … credited with six tackles one week earlier at Bryant in NCAAs.

Eric Eric EDGINTONEDGINTONJr. WR 5-9 165 lbs. (Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East)

#9

2007: Appeared in fi ve games … did not fi gure statistically … saw action at Delaware, against Bloomsburg, Kutztown and East Stroudsburg … also played against Cal … played in three of fi ve PSAC East contests.

2006: Appeared in seven games … did not fi gure statistically … saw ac-tion in NCAA playoff game at Bryant.

Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2006 7 0 0 0 0.02007 5 0 0 0 0.0Totals 12 0 0 0 0.0

ChrisChrisFAIXFAIXRS-Fr. OT 6-3 250 lbs. (Ivyland, Pa./Council Rock South)

#75

LucasLucasFICKELFICKELSo. DE 6-2 240 lbs. (Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle)

#95

Exciting defensive linemen, who adds depth to an already talented group … quickly developing into

a top player up front … will most likely see time in a reserve role this coming fall … can play on the end or in the middle … versatility is a plus for the coaching staff … excellent pass rusher … capable of defending the run as well … still improving … could see more playing time in 2008 … determined individual, who will push the starters for playing time … could easily appear on the depth chart during the season … working hard to earn more game experience.

2007: Appeared in four games … registered three solo tackles on the year … made collegiate debut opposite Clarion in home opener … also saw ac-tion against Shippensburg, Millersville and St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … recorded one tackle in each of his appearances except for the Millersville contest … did not fi gure statistically outside of those three tackles.


One of West Chester’s top returning defensive line-men … red-shirted two seasons ago … served in a

reserve role last fall … still voted All-PSAC East second team … part of a defensive unit that ranked fi fth in the PSAC in 2007 … run defense ranked fourth in the conference … quick off the ball … good fi rst step … takes up the middle, but still manages to work himself free and get in on the play with regularity … versatile enough to play any of the three down lineman positions in West Chester’s 3-4 scheme … should turn in a breakout sea-son for the coaching staff … one of team’s top tacklers … fi nds his way into opponent’s backfi eld quite often … quickness and tenacity demands playing time … excellent, young prospect up front on the wall for the Golden Rams … will push West Chester’s returning ends for playing time … reputation precedes him … sky is the limit … member of AD academic honor roll in 2007.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games, drawing a start four times … eighth on the team in tackles with 36 … has posted 21 solo stops … owns 4.5 sacks and 5.5 tackles for a loss … broke up a pass as well … assisted on 15 tackles … registered season-high seven tackles against both Clarion and Millersville … recorded season-best fi ve solo stops against Clarion … posted four tackles in collegiate debut at Edinboro.

An undersized offensive lineman, who has worked his way up to a reserve role up front ... relies on

quickness and good technique to get by against bigger, stronger defen-sive competition … will fi ght for a starting role in 2008 … coaching staff hopes he can parlay playing experience gathered over past two seasons into a more important role this season … tremendous competitor with a desire to come out on top … inspirational leader of the offensive line unit … 2006 and 2007 PSAC scholar-athlete … two-year letterwinner … named to AD’s academic honor roll list … football team’s scholar-athlete last season.

Career Stats: Appeared in seven games last fall … appeared in four games in 2006 … has 11 career appearances as the reserve at right guard … saw action in West Chester’s fi rst six contests … also got on the fi eld at Cheyney in regular-season fi nale.

TravisTravisFORD-BEYFORD-BEYSo. DE 6-2 240 lbs. (Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville)

#93

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P.J.P.J.GALLOGALLOJr. OG 5-9 240 lbs. (Norwood, Pa./Interboro)

#56

Red-shirt wide receiver, who will certainly earn some playing time this fall … part of a very talented

stable of pass-catchers out on the perimeter … can go up and get the ball … good speed … can run down the long pass … may also play on special teams … good, young talented wide receiver with a bright future … will most likely split time at the “X” position with Darryl Canty … should see his role greatly increase throughout the year … one of the rising stars in the program … possesses all the tools to be a dangerous deep threat.

WillWillGARDNERGARDNERRS-Fr. WR 6-3 185 lbs. (Allentown, Pa./Allentown)

#86


An all-league return specialist, who handled all of West Chester’s kickoff returns and punt returns last

season … will battle Lee Hopkins and D’Andre Webb for the starting spot at tailback as well … should still see time returning kicks and punts … a junior college transfer into the program … turned into one of the conference’s top specialists in a very short time … came close to bringing back a kickoff against Cal … had a kickoff return for a touchdown called back against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … explosive runner with knack of blow-ing through the hole and getting upfi eld … shifty runner with tremendous shake to him … good vision and instincts … follows his blocks very well and slides off would-be tacklers with ease … an outstanding talent and athlete … certainly an all-league candidate again this fall … could even be an all-league candidate at running back as well … versatile back, who can also catch the ball out of the backfi eld … adds options to the offensive playbook … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games as West Chester’s return specialist … sec-ond team All-PSAC East as a return specialist … pulled off a season-high 75-yard kickoff return against Cal … averaged 24.7 yards per kick return, which ranked 49th nationally … averaged 8.1 per punt return … ranked 58th nationally in punt return average … busted off a season-high 34-yard return against Kutztown … rolled up 118 all-purpose yards against Bloomsburg on Homecoming Weekend … racked up a season-high 203 all-purpose yards against Cal … accounted for 80 all-purpose yards at Delaware … ranked third on the team in all-purpose yards with 838 … averaged 69.8 all-purpose yards per contest … ranked fourth in the PSAC in kick return average and fi fth in the conference in punt return average … carried the ball once last year for a 3-yard gain against Delaware.

2008 golden ramsKevinKevinGARLANDGARLANDSr. RB 5-7 175 lbs. (Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham)

#25

Career Stats: Rushing Returns GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Long2007 12 1 3 0 3.0 50 835 0 75Totals 12 1 3 0 3.0 50 835 0 75

Young linebacker, who red-shirted a year ago … adds much-needed depth to the defense … versatile

player with a great deal of potential … could see time on special teams … still adjusting to the college game … his red-shirt year helped in that de-velopment … good speed and instincts for a linebacker … could develop into a signifi cant contributor defensively.

ChrisChrisGAUNTGAUNTRS-Fr. LB 6-0 210 lbs. (Ivyland, Pa./William Tennant)

#33


Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg.2007 1 0 0 0 0.0Totals 1 0 0 0 0.0

Young offensive lineman, who played at tight end a year ago … will battle for playing time along an

inexperienced front line … could see signifi cant playing time as he devel-ops into a better blocker … excellent size … could be used as tight end in jumbo formations … has made tremendous strides during his two years in the program … coaching staff is expecting his development and improve-ment to continue … member of AD academic honor roll.

2007: Appeared in one game … saw action in regular-season fi nale at Cheyney … did not fi gure statistically in the contest … made his colle-giate debut against the cross-town rival Wolves.

Experienced inside linebacker, who will battle for a starting position as a red-shirt freshman this fall …

excellent skills defensively … can read a play, fi ll the hole or chase down a running back and string a play out to the sidelines … good instincts for a linebacker … excellent run-stopper … has developed tremendously during his short time in the purple & gold … continued development will earn him signifi cant playing time in 2008 … the sky is the limit for this young linebacker … part of a talented group on defense … has fi t into his role nicely.

Excellent offensive lineman, who benefi tted greatly from a red-shirt season last fall … one of the top

candidates to fi ght it out for a starting spot at one of the tackle positions … could be one of a possible three red-shirt freshmen starting on the offensive line … excellent run-blocking skills … still developing into a pass blocker … one of the bright, young offensive linemen that are being asked to grow up in a hurry after graduation depleted that unit a year ago … development will determine playing time for him and the rest of his classmates, who are all trying to battle for one of the four spots open on the line.

2008 golden ramsMattMattGOUNARISGOUNARISSo. OT 6-4 240 lbs. (Morrisville, Pa./Pennsbury)

#65

ChadChadHALTERMANHALTERMANRS-Fr. FB 6-2 235 lbs. (Dillburg, N.J./Northern)

#20

Versatile all-around athlete … entered the program as a tight end, but has made the move to fullback this

fall … should fl ourish at his new position … good vision and excellent blocking back … brings all of those traits from tight end into the Golden Rams’ backfi eld … still learning his new position … should take to the change very quickly … versatility makes it possible for coaching staff to change formations at the line of scrimmage without changing personnel … bright future ahead … coaching staff is excited about his potential … consummate team player … willing to do anything to help the Golden Rams squad … tireless motor … excellent work ethic.

EricEricHAWTHORNEHAWTHORNERS-Fr. OT 6-3 280 lbs. (Newtown, Pa./Council Rock South)

#78

BradBradHERRHERRRS-Fr. LB 6-1 220 lbs. (Lancaster, Pa./Conestoga Valley)

#58

ChrisChrisHILLHILLRS-Fr. PK-P 5-11 185 lbs. (Elkton, Md./Elkton)

#98

First-year place-kicker and punter in the West Ches-ter football program … transferred from University

of Maine, where he red-shirted a year ago … will backup incumbent Alex Walsh as both the place-kicker and punter for the Golden Rams … pos-sesses a strong leg and has shown ability to be pretty accurate in practice … still has not kicked in a college game … will have this fall to work his way onto the fi eld before vying for the No. 1 kicking duties in 2009 … talented kicker with the skill to excel at this level … should provide much-needed depth at the kicking position … a welcomed addition to the Golden Rams’ fold.

BrianBrianHINDERERHINDERERRS-Fr. FS 6-2 185 lbs. (Landesburg, Pa./St. Mark’s [Del.])

#30

Red-shirted a year ago and benefi tted greatly from the extra year to develop as a quality defensive back

... has quickly risen up the charts to the second team free safety position behind Jeff Broyan ... should see playing time in nickel and dime packag-es ... anticipates well ... good instincts for the game ... should be a talented player for the Golden Rams over the next four years ... still developing and adjusting to the college game.


Very talented running back, who will fi ght for the starting nod at tailback this season ... excellent

speed and good quickness … reads his blocks very well … hits the hole with aggressiveness and an attitude … could easily step in and shoulder the load at running back … will be pushed by senior Kevin Garland and sophomore D’Andre Webb … provides experience and depth at running back where West Chester is very deep … has gained the confi dence of the coaching staff to be a signifi cant contributor in 2008 … adept at returning kicks … lets blocking scheme develop in front of him … patient return man … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in 10 games as a running back and return specialist … ran for a career-high 251 yards on 53 carries … scored a career-high four touchdowns … also caught four passes for 49 yards and his fi rst career TD reception … returned six kickoffs for 106 yards, averaging 17.7 yards per return … lone TD reception came against Delaware on a nice individual effort that resulted in a 28-yard score … TD catch kept alive quarterback Bill Zwaan’s streak of consecutive games with a TD pass … registered back-to-back 90-yard games in a win over St. Joseph’s (Ind.) and a loss to Cal … ran 11 times for 90 yards and a score against SJC and toted the pigskin a career-high 17 times for 99 yards and a score against Cal … ran for a TD against East Stroudsburg the week prior to SJC, giving him a streak of three consecutive games with a rushing TD.

2006: Appeared in 11 games as a running back and return specialist … fi n-ished with 196 yards rushing on 28 attempts with one touchdown … aver-aged 7.0 yards per carry … also averaged 12.8 yards per kickoff return … third on the team in kickoff returns … fi fth-leading rusher on the squad … posted a career-best 76 yards rushing on seven attempts opposite Cheyney … scored fi rst career TD against the Wolves … recorded season-high 12 carries, gaining 54 yards in season opener against Clarion … registered a season-high 39 yards on kickoff returns at Bryant in NCAA playoff game … busted off a career-best 30-yard run against Cheyney.

Career Stats: Rushing Receiving GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg.2006 11 28 196 1 7.0 0 0 0 0.02007 10 53 251 4 4.7 4 49 1 12.2Totals 21 81 447 5 5.5 4 49 1 12.2

Talented linebacker, who has impressed the coach-ing staff and risen on the depth chart at one of the

inside ‘backer positions ... will spell starter Mike Dell on the inside ... red-shirt year has helped his development tremendously ... could push for a starting position this fall as well … good instincts and anticipation ... plays with a mean streak ... could fi nd his way on the fi eld with special teams unit as well ... should be a signifi cant contributor this fall ... part of a very talented linebacking corps ... adds depth to the unit ... gained valuable game experience a year ago … earned his way onto the fi eld in the Golden Rams’ playoff contest … rose all the way to No. 2 at inside linebacker on the depth chart a year ago … relentless work ethic … com-ing off an exceptional spring … PSAC academic honor roll … member of AD academic honor roll … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in nine games … registered four tackles … posted two solo tackles and two assisted efforts … made his collegiate debut at Dela-ware … picked up an assisted tackle against the Blue Hens … both solo tackles on the season came one week later in home opener opposite Clar-ion … picked up an assisted tackle in NCAA II playoff contest against Indiana (Pa.).

2008 golden ramsMortyMortyHOEYHOEYSo. LB 6-1 245 lbs. (Collingdale, Pa./Academy Park)

#44


LeeLeeHOPKINSHOPKINSJr. RB 5-9 195 lbs. (New Egypt, N.J./New Egypt)

#4


Talented special teamer, who may work his way into the lineup in the defensive backfi eld this fall … one

of the team’s top kick coverage players … always around the ball … im-proving his game dramatically every day … adds much-needed depth to a secondary depleted by graduation … excellent work ethic … will have every opportunity to earn a starting spot or play in nickel and dime situ-ations in 2008 … coaching staff is excited about his future … will also shore up a kick coverage unit that was hurt by injuries and inexperience a year ago … can grow into a leader on that unit … provides much-needed game experience in that area … one of a few true freshmen to earn some playing time a year ago … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in 11 games … registered six tackles … assisted on three stops and recorded three other solo efforts … recovered two fumbles … tied for the team lead in fumble recoveries … tied for fi fth in the PSAC in fumble recoveries … picked up one fumble on a kickoff against Shippens-burg right after West Chester had scored a TD … that recovery led to an-other touchdown that helped the Rams build an insurmountable advantage before halftime … also recovered a fumble against Kutztown … posted a season-high two tackles against East Stroudsburg … also picked up a solo stop at Cheyney … registered two assisted tackles against Bloomsburg on homecoming … recorded an assisted tackle against California (Pa.).

VicVicITURBIDESSITURBIDESSSo. FB 6-0 200 lbs. (Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury)

#8

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KennisKennisJONESJONESSr. C 6-1 285 lbs. (Philadelphia, Pa./Bartram)

#63

Returning three-year starter at center, who ranks as one of the top offensive linemen in the conference

and in the Northeast Region … two-time, fi rst team All-PSAC … Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Northeast Region third team pick as well … an all-league and all-region candidate again his senior year … smart, heady player, who can read a defense and get offensive line in the right blocking scheme ... a leader on the fi eld for the coaching staff … physi-cally imposing … anchors the middle of the offensive line … one of the strongest players on the squad ... plays so physical at times he manhandles defensive linemen ... may have to move to another position on the offen-sive line if situation dictates … very versatile … could play any position on the line … three-time selection for Chris Strzelecki Offensive Lineman Scholarship … three-year letterwinner.

Career Stats: Appeared in and started all 12 games in 2007 … started all 13 games in 2006 … started all 12 games in 2005 … brings a streak of 37 consecutive starts into the 2008 season … has not missed a West Ches-ter University football game during his collegiate career … has been the team’s starting center in each of those campaigns … will most likely fi ll that role again in 2008 … may be moved out along the line if some of the younger linemen do not pan out.

SteveSteveHORSLEYHORSLEYRS-Fr. DB 6-1 180 lbs. (Atco, N.J./Hammonton)

#26

Red-shirted a year ago ... promising defensive back with great potential ... has risen to second on the

depth chart at cornerback ... will add to a unit that was depleted due to graduation a year ago ... very athletic ... coming off a tremendous spring in which he impressed the coaching staff ... reads the play well ... breaks on the ball quickly ... good size and strength allows him to win many of those battles in the air for a ball ... should gain some valuable game experience this fall ... role on the team should increase exponentially ... may even see some time on special teams ... talented individual, who could play any number of positions on defense.


Career Stats: Rushing Receiving GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg.2005 9 37 186 2 5.0 1 15 0 15.02006 10 8 35 1 4.4 4 41 0 10.22007 12 24 111 2 4.6 1 11 0 11.0Totals 31 69 332 5 4.8 6 67 0 11.2

2008 golden ramsJaredJaredJORGENSENJORGENSENRS-Fr. QB 6-2 185 lbs. (Eldersberg, Md./McDonough)

#6

Promising young quarterback, who red-shirted along with classmate Marshall Vogel a year ago …

will battle Vogel for the second spot on the depth chart behind fi fth-year senior Joe Wright … strong-armed QB … left-handed slinger, who has shown a lot of potential during the spring season and in the spring game … still learning the offense and adjusting to the college game … mobile QB, who is not afraid to tuck the ball under and run … red-shirt season was a good move for the young QB as he learns the Wing-T offense … adds another dimension to the Golden Rams’ offense with his ability to run … coaching staff is excited about his future.

BrianBrianMCDERMOTTMCDERMOTTRS-Fr. LB 5-10 210 lbs. (Bryn Mawr, Pa./Harriton)

#40

Excellent athlete, who red-shirted a year ago … younger brother of fullback Patrick McDermott …

good size for a linebacker … lacks game experience … needs to continue to develop on the defensive side of the ball … will add depth to a pretty solid group of ‘backers this fall … working hard in spring practice and fall workouts to improve himself … coaching staff is excited about his future.

PatPatMCDERMOTTMCDERMOTTSr. FB 6-1 230 lbs. (Bryn Mawr, Pa./Harriton)

#5

A versatile, strong fullback with a great deal of play-ing experience ... slated as the starter in the backfi eld

entering training camp … fi lled in for injured Brandon Hargrose last year at the beginning of the season … earned his way onto the playing fi eld quite a bit after proving himself in opener at Edinboro … coaching staff expecting bigger things out of him this year … bounced back nicely after a sophomore slump in 2006 … smaller than many fullbacks, but quick and agile … excellent athlete … possesses some of the best hands out of the backfi eld ... could possibly see some playing time on the offensive line in a double tight-end set … gives coaching staff a great deal of versatility with his pass-catching ability … effectiveness up front allows for Golden Rams to shift formations without a personnel change … averages almost fi ve yards per carry in his career … three-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games and drew two starts … sixth on the team in rushing with 111 yards on 24 carries … tied his season high with two rushing TDs … both touchdown runs came against Edinboro … toted the ball seven times for 29 yards in that win over the Scots on opening

weekend … carried the ball seven times for 25 yards against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … his only reception of the year came in NCAA II playoff contest opposite Indiana (Pa.).

2006: Appeared in 10 games and drew four starts … ninth on the team in rushing with 35 yards on eight carries … scored a touchdown oppo-site Cheyney … all eight of his rushing attempts and all 35 yards on the ground came in his fi rst two appearances … also caught four balls for 41 yards … hauled in two passes for 19 yards against Mansfi eld … posted one reception for 14 yards against Bloomsburg in regular-season meeting … averaged better than 10 yards per reception.

2005: Appeared in nine games … amassed 186 yards on 37 carries and scored two touchdowns ... averaged 5.0 yards per rush ... posted career-high numbers with 10 carries for 57 yards and a touchdown opposite Cheyney … both TDs came in back-to-back weekends … also scored against Delaware, fi nishing with 22 yards on fi ve carries … caught only pass of the season for a 15-yard gain in that contest against the Blue Hens … amassed 201 all-purpose yards on the year.


Extremely talented wide receiver, who enjoyed a marvelous breakout season a year ago … exploits

on the fi eld makes him another very dangerous weapon to West Chester’s arsenal offensively … shifty and fast with the ability to take it to “the house” whenever he touches the ball … excellent speed and separation ability … big-play capabilities … can score from anywhere on the fi eld ... possesses tremendous hands ... future is extremely bright for this talented wide out … often times went unnoticed in Golden Rams’ offense because of Mike Washington on the other side of the fi eld … stock will only rise as he continues to grow into an excellent pass catcher … has come into his own as a football player and will be a No. 2 option at wide receiver this fall … will push coaching staff to fi nd ways to get him on the fi eld … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games with seven starts … ranked second on the team in receptions with a career-high 48 and receiving yards with a career-high 682 … averaged 14.2 yards per catch and 56.8 yards receiving per game … ranked 88th in the country in receiving yards … registered a career-high eight receptions for 139 yards against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … recorded his fi rst career TD reception in home opener against Clarion … turned that into his fi rst career multiple TD game with another score against the Golden Eagles … fi ve of his seven TD catches went for more than 20 yards … career-high 48-yard reception was a touchdown catch against SJC … posted his second multiple-TD game of the season against SJC … also hauled in a 45-yard scoring strike in NCAA II playoff loss to Indiana (Pa.) … fi nished with four receptions for 99 yards in that playoff game … recorded one 100-yard receiving effort … registered a TD recep-tion in three of West Chester’s fi nal fi ve games … caught seven passes for 53 yards at Delaware.

2006: Appeared in 10 games with one start … sixth on the squad in re-ceiving with six catches for 121 yards … averaged 20.2 yards per catch … registered two receptions for 56 yards against Mansfi eld … caught a 22-yard strike against Bloomsburg in the NCAAs … also caught an 18-yard pass against the Huskies in the regular-season … hauled in a 31-yard pass against Mansfi eld.

Special teams player at West Chester last fall … ex-cellent speed … hits hard … one of the team’s top

special teamers … also one of the fi rst players to arrive at the kick returner on kick coverage … leader of that unit … still developing his cover skills in the defensive secondary … could work his way onto the fi eld in nickel or dime situations … tireless motor … tremendous work ethic … never gives up on a play … leads by example on the fi eld … ready to tackle responsibilities associated with playing every day … young, talented DB, who will add depth to a unit that is looking for cornerbacks to step up … transferred from Clemson where he was a member of the Tigers’ men’s track & fi eld team.

2007: Appeared in eight games … registered one solo tackle … did not fi gure statistically in his other appearances … made West Chester debut at Delaware … appeared in next seven straight games.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2007 8 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 8 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0

2008 golden ramsSteveSteveMILLERMILLERJr. WR 6-3 200 lbs. (Fairless Hills, Pa./Pennsbury)

#88

Career Stats: Receiving Rushing GP No. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg.2006 10 6 121 0 20.2 0 0 0 0.02007 12 48 682 7 14.2 2 -4 0 -2.0Totals 22 54 803 7 14.9 2 -4 0 -2.0

JayJayNELSONNELSONJr. DB 6-2 190 lbs. (Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville)

#27


Very talented offensive lineman, who could fi nd himself in the starting lineup on opening day … year

as a red-shirt has really helped his development … losses on the offensive line due to graduation have really opened up an opportunity to earn some playing time early in his career … brother of Kevin O’Neill, one of those offensive linemen who graduated last year … possesses many of the same traits as his all-league sibling … coaching staff is really excited about his future … excellent run-blocker … still working on his pass blocking skills … possesses great potential … should be a mainstay along West Chester’s offensive front for the next four years.

Another talented offensive lineman, who was part of last season’s excellent recruiting class up front

… year as a red-shirt has really helped his development … losses on the offensive line due to graduation have really opened up an opportunity to earn some playing time early in his career … will fi ght for a starting spot with classmates Kyle O’Neill, Chris Faix and Eric Hawthorne … tremendous potential for this offensive lineman … young offensive line will be tested in two of West Chester’s fi rst three contests … development of that young front group will determine the Ram’s success early in the schedule … coaching staff is really excited about his future … excellent run-blocker … still working on his pass blocking skills … should be a mainstay along West Chester’s offensive front for the next four years.

2008 golden ramsKyleKyleO’NEILLO’NEILLRS-Fr. OG 6-1 290 lbs. (Aston, Pa./Sun Valley)

#62

RyanRyanPAULSONPAULSONJr. TE 6-4 230 lbs. (Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville)

#87

Incumbent starter at tight end for the Golden Rams … has developed into one of the best tight ends in

the PSAC … posted a breakout season a year ago … coaching staff ex-pects much more in 2008 … possesses great hands, good speed and terrifi c size ... has greatly improved his blocking ability … excellent route runner … pays attention to detail … another option in the passing game that puts pressure on opposing defenses … still used primarily in the passing game where he can utilize his strengths … has developed into a very valuable weapon for West Chester University … should see at least another 30 catches again this fall … offensive skills have improved exponentially over fi rst two seasons … red-shirt year three seasons ago did wonders for the young man’s development … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in and started all 12 games … registered career highs with 26 catches for 354 yards and four touchdowns … placed third on the team in catches, receiving yards and touchdown catches … averaged 13.6 yards per reception and 29.5 yards receiving per game … posted two 90-yard receiving games … hauled in four catches for 90 yards and a TD against Clarion … also caught three passes for 91 yards and two scores at Millersville … scampered 80 yards for a touchdown in Millersville con-test … also snared a 55-yard scoring strike against Clarion … two-score performance against the Marauders was the fi rst multiple-TD effort of his career … grabbed a season-high four passes in three separate games (Edinboro, Clarion, Cal).

2006: Appeared in 12 games … registered three catches for 57 yards … averaged 19.0 yards per reception … hauled in a 38-yard aerial against Bloomsburg at NCAAs … caught a 12-yard pass against the Huskies in regular-season meeting … caught a 7-yard strike against Bryant … two of his three catches came during the playoffs.

Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg.2006 12 3 57 0 19.02007 12 26 354 4 13.6Totals 24 29 411 4 14.2

GerryGerryPENROSEPENROSERS-Fr. OG 6-0 270 lbs. (Springfi eld, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara)

#73


A talented defensive back, who will fi ght for playing time in the Golden Rams’ secondary ... saw most of

his action at one of the two safety positions last fall … will need to step up his game to help fi ll the void left by graduation of all-leaguer Mike Mignogno … part of a defensive secondary that was hurt by graduation … adds experience and depth to the group, which should be a tremendous help … possesses much of the same attributes as Mignogno … should de-velop into an excellent defensive back … played in most nickel and dime packages a year ago … role may change dramatically this fall … a solid player, who is aggressive in the secondary … two-time PSAC scholar-ath-lete … member of AD’s academic honor roll each of the past two seasons … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games … posted a career-high 15 tackles, in-cluding nine solo stops and six assisted hits … recorded his fi rst career tackle for a loss that resulted in a 30-yard loss against Shippensburg … credited with a pass breakup against Cheyney … three times posted a season-best three tackles in a contest … registered a career-best three solo stops against Clarion … also posted three assisted tackles against Dela-ware … recorded two solo tackles against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) and assisted on another … recorded a tackle in seven of his 12 appearances.

2006: Appeared in 12 games … posted a career-high 28 tackles … re-corded his fi rst career interception opposite Shippensburg … registered four tackles, two solo efforts and two assisted stops … solo tackles came opposite Clarion and Slippery Rock … assisted stops were against Dela-ware and East Stroudsburg.

A promising young defensive lineman, who worked his way into the lineup as a reserve on plenty of oc-

casions ... big, physical presence in the interior of the front line ... will spell starter James Thorpe again in 2008 ... the two form a very talented tandem at the nose guard position ... can tie up defenders, but still manage to break free and make a play ... excellent run stopper ... uses his leverage well ... can work the angles to his advantage on the pass rush ... extremely talented and highly recruited out of high school ... will play an important role on the team … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in seven games … registered 11 tackles … posted three unassisted tackles and eight assisted stops … credited with half a tackle for a loss resulting in -1 yard … made collegiate debut opposite Edinboro on opening weekend … recorded one solo tackle and one assisted stop … registered a season-high four tackles against Millersville … recorded a tackle in each game in which he participated … credited with half a tackle for a loss in season opener opposite Edinboro.

2008 golden ramsCoreyCoreyRHOODRHOODJr. DB 6-0 185 lbs. (Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West)

#37

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2006 12 2 2 4 0.0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 02007 12 9 6 15 1.0-30 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 24 11 8 19 1.0-30 0-0 1 1 0 0 0

ClarenceClarenceROBINSONROBINSONRS-Fr. DE 6-2 225 lbs. (Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest)

#54

Tremendous potential for this quick defensive end … red-shirted a year ago … excellent specimen on

the Golden Rams’ defensive front … good pass rusher … quick off the ball with his fi rst step … able to elude blockers … doesn’t let himself get tied up with blockers … still developing as a football player … should bolster an already deep group of defensive linemen … could see playing time based on improvement … adds depth to the defense.

ScottScottSCHIAVOSCHIAVOSo. NG 6-0 275 lbs. (Levittown, Pa./Neshaminy)

#76

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2007 7 3 8 11 0.5-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 7 3 8 11 0.5-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 0


One of West Chester’s returning outside lineback-ers … tremendous talent and athletic ability … ex-

tremely aggressive … fl ies to the ball … seems to always be in on the tackle … playmaker defensively, who needs to be accounted for on every snap … turned in excellent 2007 campaign coming off a red-shirt season … very experienced … a seasoned veteran on the outside … possesses good instincts and a nose for the ball … long arms and big frame allow him to break up plays and string out runners attempting to get around the end ... saw action as a true freshman in 2005 ... relentless in pursuit of the ball carrier … diffi cult to block because he is always moving and never slows down … plays the pass extremely well ... coaching staff is excited about his future … thirsty for game experience … tireless motor on the fi eld … two-sport athlete at West Chester … also a member of the men’s basketball team … appeared in 25 basketball games over the winter with seven starts … averaged 3.2 points per game and 4.2 rebounds per game … averaged playing 15 minutes per game … two-year letterwinner ... also lettered in basketball.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games drawing seven starts … fi nished third on the team in tackles with 79 … fourth on the Golden Rams with 46 solo stops … led the club in tackles for a loss with a career-high 12.5 … reg-istered four sacks – third on the team … credited with three QB hurries … knocked down four passes as well … ranked 64th nationally in solo tackles … forced a fumble at Edinboro in season opener … recorded 2.5 tackles for a loss at Millersville and against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … posted double fi gures in tackles twice (Millersville and Cal) … credited with a career-high seven solo stops at Millersville … his 12 tackles against Cal was a career-best as well … posted two tackles for a loss at Shippens-burg.

2006: Red-shirted.

2005: Appeared in 12 games … recorded 20 tackles, including 12 solo efforts ... registered one tackle for a loss and one pass defensed.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2005 12 12 8 20 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 1 0 0 02006 Red-shirted2007 12 46 33 79 12.5-64 4.0-39 0 4 1 0 0 Totals 24 58 41 99 13.5-65 4.0-39 0 5 1 0 0

2008 golden ramsSamSamSCOTTSCOTTJr. LB 6-5 215 lbs. (Bear, Del./Middletown)

#43

A letterwinner returning at outside linebacker this fall ... one of the team’s top returning tacklers and

defensive playmakers returning to the fold ... anticipates well ... hits hard ... can fi ll the hole on the run and get out into pass coverage as well ... one of many young and gifted linebackers on the Golden Rams ... has developed into one of the program’s most dependable outside ’backers … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in 11 games, drawing fi ve starts … registered 32 tackles … tied for 10th on the team in tackles … recorded 16 solo stops and 16 more assisted stops … posted season-high six stops at Cheyney in regular-season fi nale … also posted fi ve stops at Millersville … twice recorded three solo efforts in a game (Edinboro, Cheyney) … registered a tackle in all 11 games in which he participated … credited with a sack against East Stroudsburg and Indiana (Pa.) … only game he missed was Homecom-ing against Bloomsburg … also picked up half a tackle for a loss in St. Joseph’s (Ind.) game.

2006: Appeared in all 13 games, drawing seven starts … registered 40 tackles … fi nished ninth on the squad in tackles … season-high nine stops at Bloomsburg in NCAA II second-round playoff game … fi ve of the nine tackles were solo stops … also posted seven tackles against Mansfi eld … only two tackles for a loss came in each of those contests as well … recorded 21 of his 40 stops on the year over the team’s fi nal four games … forced a fumble and recovered the same in Mansfi eld tilt … broke up a pass against East Stroudsburg … registered three solo stops against Mansfi eld.

GregGregSMITHSMITHJr. LB 6-2 220 lbs. (West Chester, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara)

#42

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2006 13 18 22 40 2.0-5 0-0 0 1 1 1 02007 11 16 16 32 2.5-14 2.0-13 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 24 34 38 72 4.5-19 2.0-13 0 1 1 1 0


Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2006 5 0 0 0 0.02007 6 1 24 0 24.0Totals 11 1 24 0 24.0

Enters preseason camp with an opportunity to earn a starting spot somewhere along the offensive line ...

can play the tackle positions or even center, giving the Golden Rams some versatility and depth ... can play any position along the offensive front … provides great depth at offensive line … possesses a great deal of ability ... possesses a great deal of game experience, despite lack of starts … excel-lent run-blocker … a strong athlete, who has improved tremendously in his short time at West Chester ... a confi dent player, who is comfortable on the fi eld with veterans.

Career Stats: Appeared in 11 contests in 2007 … appeared in eight games in 2006 … has not started a contest in his college career … appeared in all three NCAA playoff tilts in the past two years … appeared in every game in 2007 except at Delaware … saw signifi cant playing time at center behind Kennis Jones … also made an appearance in fi rst fi ve games of his collegiate career.

2008 golden ramsBrianBrianSTAERKSTAERKJr. OT 6-4 295 lbs. (Abington, Pa./Abington)

#69

A young wide out in a very deep stable of pass-catchers ... improved during the spring … possesses

great speed and good hands … should get more playing time in 2008 ... has also appeared on special teams during each of the past two seasons … looking to get in on four- and fi ve-wide sets this fall … gained valuable playing experience over past two years … has improved his routes and knowledge of the offense greatly … will be more utilized this season … two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in six games … recorded one catch for 24 yards at Dela-ware … mostly played on special teams.

2006: Appeared in fi ve games … did not catch a pass … saw bulk of play-ing time on special teams.

RodneyRodneySYKESSYKESJr. WR 6-0 180 lbs. (Philadelphia, Pa./Central)

#80

Solid special teams player for West Chester during his career … has played everything from linebacker

to running back to wide receiver in his three years at the school … seems to have settled in at wide receiver … will also see time with the special teams unit ... carried the ball 12 times as a running back in 2005 … caught three passes as a wide receiver in 2007 … registered fi ve tackles as a spe-cial teamer in 2005 … versatile athlete, who the coaching staff can count on to give a solid performance in a number of roles … boasts tremendous speed and athleticism ... talented prospect, who is working hard to earn more playing time … transferred from Rhode Island before 2005 ... two-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games … did not register a start … caught three passes for 42 yards … averaged 14 yards per catch … hauled in a career-best 31-yard reception at Shippensburg … also snared a 6-yard catch at Delaware and had a 5-yard reception opposite Kutztown.

2006: Red-shirted.

2005: Appeared in nine games … amassed 36 yards rushing on 12 at-tempts … also recorded fi ve tackles on special teams and returned one kickoff 17 yards.

AndrewAndrewTAYLORTAYLORSr. WR 6-2 220 lbs. (Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing)

#7

Career Stats: Receiving Rushing GP No. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg.2005 9 0 0 0 0.0 12 36 0 3.02006 Red-shirted Red-shirted2007 12 3 42 0 14.0 2 -4 0 -2.0Totals 21 3 42 0 14.0 14 32 0 -2.0

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2005 9 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 02006 Red-shirted2007 12 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 21 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0


The man in the middle of West Chester’s front line on defense … returning starter at nose guard ... one

of the hardest workers on the squad ... strong athlete, who goes hard all of the time ... excellent at tying up offensive lineman and allowing West Chester’s linebackers to create a pass rush up the middle … knows his role and plays it to perfection … excellent at shedding tackles and mak-ing plays … plugs holes … excellent at making his way into the opposing team’s backfi eld … disrupts plays before they can develop … crucial to the team’s pass rush effi ciency … excellent run-stopper as well … mem-ber of AD’s academic honor roll list.

2007: Appeared in and started all 12 games … registered 28 tackles, plac-ing 13th on the squad in that category … registered 10 solo tackles and 18 assisted stops … also credited with 1.5 tackles for a loss and one sack … registered his lone sack of the season in NCAA II playoff game against Indiana (Pa.) … his 1.5 tackles for a loss both came in fi nal two contests of the year … recovered two fumbles on the season … tied for the team lead in that category … returned one fumble two yards against Edinboro in season opener … jumped on a loose ball at Millersville as well … reg-istered a stop in all but two contests … posted a career-high seven stops in NCAA II playoff contest … also posted a career-best four solo tackles against the Hawks … recorded 16 tackles over his fi nal four games.

2006: Appeared in 12 games as a red-shirt freshman … registered 36 tack-les, placing 12th on the squad in that category … registered 20 solo stops and 16 unassisted tackles … also credited with four tackles for a loss, including two sacks (Edinboro, Cheyney) … recorded 13 of his 36 tack-les in the two NCAA playoff games at the end of last season … posted season-high three tackles in two contests (Edinboro, Bryant) … two of his four tackles for a loss came opposite Edinboro.

Promising young quarterback, who red-shirted along with classmate Jared Jorgensen a year ago

… will battle Jorgensen for the second spot on the depth chart behind fi fth-year senior Joe Wright … strong-armed QB … still learning the of-fense and adjusting to the college game … more of a drop-back, pro-style quarterback … bright future is ahead … complements the running style of both Jorgensen and Wright very well … just another weapon in West Chester’s offensive arsenal.

2008 golden rams

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2006 12 16 20 36 4.0-14 2.0-10 0 0 0 0 02007 12 10 18 28 1.5-2 1.0-1 0 0 0 2 0 Totals 24 26 38 64 5.5-16 3.0-11 0 0 0 2 0

JamesJamesTHORPETHORPEJr. NG 5-10 285 lbs. (Malvern, Pa./Great Valley)

#92

MarshallMarshallVOGELVOGELRS-Fr. QB 6-3 220 lbs. (Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham)

#15

Returning incumbent at both place-kicker and punter … also handles the kickoffs as well ... very accurate

place-kicker … has hit on 72 percent of his fi eld goal attempts during his career … all-league candidate on the special teams … one of the top re-turning kickers in the PSAC East … thrives on pressure to convert a kick in the clutch … punting ability has greatly improved during his career … possesses strong leg on kickoffs to help in the fi eld position game … has really solidifi ed the position … three-year letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in 11 games … hit on six of eight fi eld goal opportunities (75 percent) … was 6-for-7 inside 39 yards … nailed career-high 38-yard fi eld goal against Edinboro and later equaled that mark at Shippensburg … connected on a 33-yarder against East Stroudsburg … also hit a 30-yarder against Bloomsburg … ranked 80th in the country in fi eld goals per game (0.5) … boomed a 59-yard punt at Delaware … that punt is his career high … registered three punts over 50 yards on the season … eight punts were placed inside the opponents’ 20-yard line … recorded three touchbacks on 63 kickoffs … averaged better than 60 yards on kickoffs in a game four separate times … kicked off at least six times in each of those four contests as well.

2006: Appeared in all 13 games … hit on 50 percent of his fi eld goals (5 of 10) … perfect inside 30 yards (3-for-3) … longest fi eld goal of the year (33 yards) came opposite Shippensburg … nailed 50 of 57 extra-point attempts … fi nished the year with 65 points, placing third on the team in that category.

2005: Appeared in 12 games … posted 61 points on 40 PATs and seven fi eld goals ... tied the mark for the ninth-most fi eld goals made in a sea-son ... converted 40 of 45 extra point tries ... registered a perfect 7-for-7 showing in fi eld goal attempts ... nailed season-long fi eld goal of 32 yards ... tied school record by booting three fi eld goals versus IUP ... named the Bill Vansant Family Special Teams Co-MVP ... recipient of the John Furlow Scholarship.

AlexAlexWALSHWALSHSr. PK-P 6-4 190 lbs. (Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East)

#3

Career Stats: Punting GP No. Yards Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd2005 12 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 02006 13 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 02007 11 29 1,219 42.0 59 3 4 8 1Totals 36 29 1,219 42.0 59 3 4 8 1

Career Stats: Place-Kicking GP XPM-XPA FG-FGA Pct. LG Points 2005 12 40-45 7-7 1.000 32 61 2006 13 50-57 5-10 .500 33 65 2007 11 39-41 6-8 .750 38 57Totals 36 129-143 18-25 .720 -- 183


2008 golden ramsTroyTroyWASSERLEBENWASSERLEBENSo. DE 6-5 225 lbs. (Hatboro, Pa./Upper Marlboro)

#81

A reserve defensive end, who also handles the team’s long snap duties … saw considerable action

as a red-shirt freshman last fall … should see his role increase this season … adds much needed depth to a very talented defensive line unit … a little undersized as a defensive lineman … uses quickness and agility to his advantage off snaps … experience gained playing in every contest in which he was available will certainly help in his development … student of the game … understands his role … did an excellent job on snaps a year ago … versatility is an asset to the Golden Rams … improving every day … PSAC academic honor roll student … member of WCU AD academic honor roll … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in 10 games … recorded a career-high seven tackles … notched one tackle for a loss … handled the long snaps on extra-points, place-kicks and punts … registered his lone tackle for a loss at Millers-ville … posted two solo stops in that contest against the Marauders … picked up one unassisted and two assisted tackles at Delaware … assisted on a stop at Edinboro … picked up a solo tackle at Cheyney in regular-season fi nale.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2007 10 4 3 7 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 10 4 3 7 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0

D’AndreD’AndreWEBBWEBBSo. RB 5-10 205 lbs. (Levittown, Pa./Harry S. Truman)

#28

One of the Golden Rams’ top returning tailbacks … will battle Lee Hopkins and Kevin Garland for

the No. 1 spot on the depth chart at tailback … will most likely be back returning kickoffs and possibly punts as well … one of the top special teams players in the PSAC a year ago … shifty runner with escapability … hard to bring down … always keeps his legs moving … short stature makes him diffi cult to fi nd behind the offensive linemen … hits the hole hard without reservation … will have every opportunity to be the Rams’ featured back in 2008 … adds depth to running back position … different style of runner than Garland or Hopkins … the trio could easily be pla-tooned this season … possesses great potential … coaching staff is excited about his future … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in all 12 games as mainly a kick returner … carried the ball six times out of the backfi eld … ran for 28 yards and a 4.7 average … did not score a touchdown … returned 17 kickoffs for 386 yards … aver-aged 22.7 yards per return … ranked 79th in the country in kickoff return average … racked up 414 all-purpose yards … busted off a 38-yard kick return opposite Cheyney … also let loose for a 34-yard kick return against

both Kutztown and East Stroudsburg … his 34-yard return against ESU was on the opening kickoff … Mike Washington caught a 62-yard TD pass the very next play, putting West Chester on top just 17 seconds into the contest … ran four times for a career-best 26 yards in win over Clarion … also had carries against Delaware and Millersville … rolled up 118 yards on six kickoff returns in NCAA II playoff contest against Indiana (Pa.) … posted six tackles playing special teams as well.

Career Stats: Rushing Returns GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Long2007 12 6 28 0 4.7 17 386 0 38Totals 12 6 28 0 4.7 17 386 0 38


Career Stats: Passing Rushing GP C-A-I Yds TD Pct. Eff. Att. Yds. TD Avg.2005 2 3-5-1 40 1 60.0 153.2 5 -15 0 -3.02006 5 3-6-0 35 0 60.0 99.0 4 18 0 4.52007 2 5-7-0 50 0 71.4 131.4 2 -13 0 -6.5Totals 9 11-18-1 125 1 61.1 126.7 11 -10 0 -0.9

JoeJoeWRIGHTWRIGHTJr. QB 6-3 205 lbs. (Wilmington, Del./St. Mark’s)

#12

Excellent quarterback with a plethora of experience under center at the college level … has suffered

through an injury-plagued college career … has stayed the course through a total of four operations on both knees … injuries have limited him to just nine games played during his career … slated as the team’s No. 1 quar-terback should he remain healthy in 2008 … talented signal-caller with a little mobility as well … adds another dimension to the offense when he is under center … strong arm … very knowledgeable about the offense … provides leadership in the huddle … only question mark is his health … only quarterback on the roster with college game experience … coaching staff is expecting him to lead a talented offense in 2008 … inherits the fourth-ranked offense in the PSAC … missed the entire spring practice rehabbing his knee … letterwinner.

2007: Appeared in two games before suffering his fourth knee injury in the past fi ve years … received a medical red-shirt from the NCAA, gain-ing another year of eligibility ... went down in Delaware contest after re-lieving starter Bill Zwaan Jr. … completed fi ve of seven attempts for 50 yards in West Chester’s fi rst two games … missed the rest of the season with a knee injury.

2006: Appeared in fi ve games … threw for 35 yards on three completions … went a perfect 2-for-2 for 19 yards against Cheyney … also went 1-for-3 at Delaware, completing a 16-yard pass … carried the ball four times for 18 yards against the Blue Hens.

2005: Appeared in two games … completed 3 of 5 pass attempts for 40 yards and one touchdown ... rushed the ball fi ve time for -15 yards … went 3-for-4 against Cheyney for 49 yards … also carried the ball once for a 12-yard gain … registered fi rst career touchdown pass, hooking up with Mike Brazill on a 19-yard strike in the fourth quarter … PSAC academic honor roll student.

ZachZachYOUNGYOUNGSo. LB 6-2 210 lbs. (Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga)

A reserve linebacker, who spent some time with the special teams a year ago … one of the few true fresh-

men to see playing time last fall … still needs to develop and improve to get on the fi eld more regularly … strong willed … possesses a desire to be in on every play while in between the lines … hungry for game action … lacking game experience on downs … really only got on the fi eld in spe-cial teams situations … tremendous potential … good instincts and ability to read a play … preseason illness may sideline him for awhile.

2007: Appeared in three games … recorded a career-high seven tackles … notched one tackle for a loss … handled the long snaps on extra-points, place-kicks and punts … registered his lone tackle for a loss at Millers-ville … posted two solo stops in that contest against the Marauders … picked up one unassisted and two assisted tackles at Delaware … assisted on a stop at Edinboro … picked up a solo tackle at Cheyney in regular-season fi nale.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks2007 3 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0

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about the psac The Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer-ence, with 57 years of organized competition, has evolved into one of the NCAA’s largest and most heralded intercollegiate athletic confer-ences. The 2008-09 academic year will be a groundbreaking one for the PSAC as the league will expand beyond its original 14 members for the fi rst time since its offi cial formation in 1951. New full-time members Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, along with associate mem-ber Long Island University – C.W. Post, expect to complement the PSAC’s already solid foun-dation. With 16 full-time institutions, the PSAC shares distinction with the West Virginia Inter-collegiate Athletic Conference as the NCAA Division II’s largest in terms of membership. League expansion has brought acclaim through postseason opportunities, as well. In 2008-09, the Conference will sponsor 23 championships, the most for leagues in Division II. Highly competitive on a regional and na-tional level, PSAC schools annually combine to

send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s success has yielded 40 NCAA team and 218 in-dividual title winners. While proud of its athletic accomplish-ments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II’s fi nest from an academic stand-point. Today, well over a quarter of the PSAC’s estimated 5,300 participants are honored each year as “scholar-athletes” for maintaining a grade-point average of 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC scholar-ath-letes were fi rst recognized in the mid-1990s. The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting and administering men’s athletic programs within the 14 state teacher’s colleges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to the interest and growth of wom-en’s athletics, the conference was restructured to provide for women’s programs. Upon its formation, the league did not have a standard competitive division. However, in 1980, the league voted to

reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Di-vision II. Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 117,000 students and claim over 661,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a com-missioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.


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Lock HavenDate: Sept. 6, 2008

John A. Farrell Stadium (West Chester, Pa.) Time: 1 p.m.

Location: Lock Haven, Pa.; Enrollment: 5,283; President: Dr. Keith T. Miller.; Athletic Dir.: Sharon E. Taylor; Nickname: Bald Eagles; Colors: Crimson and White; Affiliation: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-West; Stadium: Hubert Jack Stadium/Charlotte Smith Field; Capacity: 5,000; Playing Surface: Field Turf; Head Coach: John Klacik.

2007 Results (1-10; 1-5 PSAC-West)S1 at Virginia Military L, 0-20S8 East Stroudsburg L, 13-58S15 at Millersville L, 10-19S22 at Youngstown State L, 3-35S29 at Cheyney L, 19-30O6 at Edinboro* L, 19-70O13 California (Pa.)* L, 3-27O20 Indiana (Pa.)* L, 13-44O27 at Shippensburg* L, 10-56N1 Slippery Rock* L, 11-27N10 at Clarion* W, 17-14

2008 ScheduleA28 Glenville State 7 p.m.S6 at West Chester 1 p.m.S13 Shippensburg* 7 p.m.S20 at Indiana (Pa.)* 4 p.m.S27 Edinboro* 7 p.m.O4 at Mercyhurst 1 p.m.O11 at California (Pa.)* 3 p.m.O18 Clarion* 7 p.m.O25 Gannon 12 p.m.N1 at Slippery Rock* 1 p.m.N8 C.W. Post 1 p.m.

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california (pa.)Date: Aug. 30, 2008

Adamson Stadium (California, Pa.) Time: 12 p.m.

Location: California, Pa.; Enrollment: 7,700; President: Dr. Angelo Armenti Jr.; Athletic Dir.: Dr. Tom Pucci; Nickname: Vulcans; Colors: Black and Red; Affilia-tion: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-West; Stadium: Adamson Stadium; Capacity: 6,500; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: John Luckhardt.

Football SID: Matthew Kifer; Office Phone: 724-938-4552; Office FAX: 724-938-5849; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 724-938-4234; Web site: www.calvulcans.com; All-Time Series: West Chester (4-1).

2007 Results (13-1; 5-0 PSAC-West)A27 East Stroudsburg W, 26-3S1 Glenville State W, 34-13S8 Bloomsburg W, 31-13S15 at Cheyney W, 57-0S29 Clarion* W, 56-0O6 at Indiana (Pa.)* W, 38-12O13 at Lock Haven* W, 27-3O20 Edinboro* W, 26-8O27 at Slippery Rock* W, 22-13N3 at West Chester W, 30-14N10 Shippensburg* W, 30-9N24 S. Conneticut State W, 43-7D1 Shepherd W, 58-38D8 Valdosta State L, 24-28

2008 ScheduleA30 West Chester 12 p.m.S6 at Bloomsburg 12 p.m.S13 Lake Erie 6 p.m.S20 at Edinboro* 6 p.m.S27 Indiana (Pa.)* 6 p.m.O4 at Clarion* 2 p.m.O11 Lock Haven* TBAO18 at Gannon* 7 p.m.O25 Slippery Rock* 6 p.m.N1 at Mercyhurst* 1 p.m.N8 Shippensburg 6 p.m.

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Date: Sept. 13, 2008

Delaware Stadium (Newark, Del.) Time: 6 p.m.Location: Newark, Del.; Enrollment: 16,000; President: Dr. Patrick T. Harker; Athletic Dir.: Edgar N. Johnson; Nickname: Fightin’ Blue Hens; Colors: Blue and Gold; Affiliation: NCAA DI-AA; Conference: CAA; Stadium: Delaware Stadium; Capacity: 22,000; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: K.C. Keeler.

Football SID: Doug Spatafore; Office Phone: 570-484-2250; Office FAX: 570-484-2414; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 570-484-2666; Web site: http://www.lhup.edu/sports/havensports/athleticsTeams/football/; All-Time Series: West Chester (17-6-1)

2008 ScheduleA30 at Maryland 3:45 p.m.S13 West Chester 6 p.m.S20 at Furman 2 p.m.S27 Albany 6 p.m.O4 at Massachusetts* 3:30 p.m.O11 Maine* 6 p.m.O18 William & Mary* 12 p.m.O25 at Hofstra* 3 p.m.N1 at James Madison* 3:30 p.m.N8 Towson* 12 p.m.N15 at Richmond* 3:30 p.m.N22 Villanova* 2:30 p.m.

2007 Results (11-4; 5-3 Atlantic 10)A30 at William & Mary* W, 49-31S8 West Chester W, 41-14S15 Rhode Island* W, 38-9S22 at Towson* W, 27-7S29 Monmouth W, 42-7O6 at New Hampshire* L, 30-35O13 Northeastern* W, 30-20O27 at Navy W, 59-52N3 James Madison* W, 37-34N10 Richmond* L, 56-62N17 at Villanova* L, 10-16N23 Delaware State W, 44-7D1 at Northern Iowa W, 39-27D8 at Southern Illinois W, 20-17D14 Appalachian State L, 21-49

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MillersvilleDate: Sept. 20, 2008


Location: Millersville, Pa.; Enrollment: 8,000; President: Dr. Francine G. McNairy; Athletic Dir.: Peg Kauffman; Nickname: Marauders; Colors: Black and Gold; Affiliation: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-East; Stadium: Biemesderfer Stadium; Capacity: 6,500; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: Joe Trainer.

Football SID: Ethan Hulsey; Office Phone: 717-872-3100; Office FAX: 717-872-3995; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 717-872-3232; Web site: www.millersville.edu/~athletics; All-Time Series: West Chester (58-17).

2008 ScheduleA29 at Bentley 7 p.m.S6 Slippery Rock 1 p.m.S13 Indiana (Pa.) 1 p.m.S20 at West Chester* 6 p.m.S27 at Shippensburg* TBAO4 Bloomsburg* 1 p.m.O11 Cheyney* 1 p.m. O18 at C.W. Post* 12 p.m.O25 at Kutztown* 1:05 p.m.N1 East Stroudsburg* 1:30 p.m.N8 at Edinboro 12 p.m.

2007 Results (3-8; 2-5 PSAC-East)A25 at Shepherd L, 7-36S8 at Slippery Rock L, 5-21S15 Lock Haven W, 19-10S22 at Indiana (Pa.)* L, 0-45S29 at East Stroudsburg* W, 36-24O6 West Chester* L, 14-42O13 Shippensburg* L, 14-23O20 at Bloomsburg* L, 28-42O27 at Cheyney* W, 16-0N3 Bentley L, 10-17N10 Kutztown* L, 23-26

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kutztownDate: Sept. 27, 2008University Field (Kutztown, Pa.) Time: 1 p.m.

Location: Kutztown, Pa.; Enrollment: 10,000; President: Dr. F. Javier Cevallos; Athletic Dir.: Greg Bamberger; Nickname: Golden Bears; Colors: Maroon and Gold; Affiliation: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-East; Stadium: University Field; Capacity: 5,600; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: Raymond Monica.

Football SID: Josh Leiboff; Office Phone: 610-683-4182; Office FAX: 610-683-4676; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 610-683-1515; Web site: www.kubears.com; All-Time Series: West Chester (45-7-1).

2008 ScheduleA28 St. Anselm 6:05 p.m.S6 Clarion* 3:35 p.m.S13 at Slippery Rock* 6 p.m.S20 at Bloomsburg* 12:30 p.m.S27 West Chester* 1:05 p.m.O4 at Cheyney* 1 p.m.O13 at Indiana (Pa.)* 2 p.m.O11 Shippensburg* 1:05 p.m.O18 at East Stroudsburg* 12 p.m.N1 C.W. Post* 1:05 p.m.N8 at Indiana (Pa.)* 1 p.m.

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EASt StroudsburgDate: Oct. 4, 2008

Eiler-Martin Stadium (East Stroudsburg, Pa.) Time: 3 p.m.

Location: East Stroudsburg, Pa..; Enrollment: 7,200; President: Dr. Robert J. Dillman; Athletic Dir.: Dr. Thomas Gioglio; Nickname: Warriors; Colors: Red and Black; Affiliation: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-East; Stadium: Eiler-Martin Stadium; Capacity: 6,000; Playing Surface: Field Turf; Head Coach: Denny Douds.

Football SID: Greg Knowlden; Office Phone: 570-422-3586; Office FAX: 570-422-3322; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: (570) 422- 3549Web site: www4.esu.edu/athletics/index.cfm; All-Time Series: West Chester (51-20)

2008 ScheduleA28 Virginia Union 7:30 p.m.S6 Gannon 6 p.m.S13 at Clarion 4 p.m.S20 Shippensburg* 4 p.m.S27 Cheyney* 6 p.m.O4 West Chester* 3 p.m.O11 at Bloomsburg* 12 p.m.O18 Kutztown* 12 p.m.O25 at C.W. Post* 12 p.m.N1 at Millersville* 1:30 p.m.N8 at Slippery Rock 1 p.m.

2007 Results (5-6; 4-4 PSAC-East)S1 at So. Conneticut State L, 30-52S8 at Clarion* W, 35-13S15 Shippensburg* W, 28-16S22 at Slippery Rock* L, 9-45S29 American Int’l W, 55-20O6 Bloomsburg* L, 32-49O13 at West Chester* L, 0-21O20 Cheyney* W, 40-21O27 Edinboro L, 28-35N3 East Stroudsburg* L, 23-24N10 at Millersville* W, 26-23

2007 Results (3-6, 2-3 PSAC-East)A27 at California (Pa.) L, 3-26S8 at Lock Haven. W, 58-13S15 Indiana (Pa.) L, 23-38S29 Millersville* L, 24-36O6 Slippery Rock L, 24-31O13 at Cheyney* W, 42-6O20 at West Chester* L, 15-30O27 Bloomsburg* L, 26-35N3 at Kutztown* W, 24,23

Football SID: Scott Selheimer; Office Phone: 302-831-2186; Office FAX: 302-831-8653; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 302-831-6199; Web site: www.udel.edu/sportsinfo/football; All-Time Series: Delaware (42-6-2).

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C.W. PostDate: Oct. 11, 2008


Location: Brookville, N.Y.; Enrollment: 8,472; President: Dr. David J. Steinberg; Athletic Dir.: Bryan Collins; Nickname: Pioneers; Colors: Green and Gold; Affili-ation:NCAA DII; Conference:PSAC-East; Stadium: Hickox Field; Capacity: 5,000; Playing Surface: Field Turf; Head Coach: Bryan Collins.

Football SID: Sarah Ralls; Office Phone: 516-299-3957; Office FAX: 516-299-2844; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 516-299-3765; Web site: www.cwpostpioneers.com; All-Time Series: C.W. Post (2-1)

2007 Results (4-6; 4-5 NE-10)S1 at Bloomsburg* L, 28-42S8 at Pace W, 41-0S22 Stonehill L, 7-12S29 at St. Anselm W, 41-13O6 Bryant L, 17-24O12 at Bentely W, 30-27O20 So. Conneticut L, 17-42O27 at American Int’l* L, 14-23N2 at Assumption L, 24-31N10 Merrimack W, 45-22

2008 ScheduleA30 American Int’l 12 p.m.S6 Indiana (Pa.)* 12 p.m.S13 Edinboro* 12 p.m.S20 at Cheyney* 1 p.m.S27 Bloomsburg* 12 p.m.O4 at Shippensburg 1 p.m.O11 at West Chester* 6 p.m.O18 Millersville* 12 p.m.O25 East Stroudsburg* 12 p.m.N1 at Kutztown* 1 p.m.N8 at Lock Haven 1 p.m.

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CheyneyDate: Oct. 25, 2008

John A. Farrell Stadium (West Chester, Pa.)

Location: Cheyney, Pa.; Enrollment: 1,700; President: Dr. Michelle R. Howard-Vi-tal; Athletic Dir.: China Jude; Nickname: Wolves; Colors: Blue and White; Affilia-tion: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-East; Stadium: O’Shields-Stevenson Stadium; Capacity: 5,000; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: Jeff Braxton.

Football SID: Lenn Margolis; Office Phone: 610-399-2143; Office FAX: 610-399-2143; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 610-399-2026; Web site: www.cheyneywolves.com; All-Time Series: West Chester (40-1-1).

2008 ScheduleA30 Bowie State 1 p.m.S6 Mercyhurst 1 p.m.S13 Gannon 1 p.m.S20 C.W. Post* 1 p.m.S27 at East Stroudsburg* 6 p.m.O4 Kutztown* 1 p.m.O11 at Millersville* 1 p.m.O18 Bloomsburg* 1 p.m.O25 at West Chester* 1 p.m.N1 at Shippensburg* 1 p.m.N8 at Clarion 1 p.m.

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MercyhurstDate: Nov. 8, 2008

Tullio Field (Erie, Pa.) Time: 1 p.m.

Location: Erie, Pa.; Enrollment: 3,200; President: Dr. Thomas Gamble; Athletic Dir.: Craig Barnett; Nickname: Lakers; Colors: Green and Blue; Affiliation: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC West; Stadium: Hullio Field; Capacity: 2,300; Playing Surface: Astro Turf; Head Coach: Marty Schaetzle.

Football SID: Jason Knavel; Office Phone: 814-824-2525; Office FAX: 814-824-2591; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 814-464-5009; Web site: www.hurstathletics.com; All-Time Series: First Meeting

2007 Results (4-7; 2-3 GLIAC)A25 at Kentucky State W, 21-6S1 at Northwood L, 10-28S8 at Ferris State* W, 42-23S15 Wayne State* W, 58-50S22 at Gannon W, 49-28S29 Ashland L, 43-59O6 GVSU* L, 7-59O13 at Findlay L, 22-38O20 Hillsdale* L, 33-42O27 st Northern Michigan L, 31-45N3 Indianapolis* L, 37-43

2008 ScheduleA30 at Wayne State 12:30 p.m.S6 at Cheyney 1 p.m.S13 at Bloomsburg 1:30 p.m.S20 Clarion* 1 p.m.S27 Slippery Rock* 1 p.m.O4 Lock Haven* 1 p.m.O11 at Gannon* 7 p.m.O18 at Indiana (Pa.)* 1 p.m.O23 at Edinboro* 7 p.m.N1 California (Pa.)* 1 p.m.N8 West Chester 1 p.m.

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BloomsburgDate: Nov. 1, 2008

Robert B. Redman Stadium (Bloomsburg, Pa.) Time: 3:30 p.m.

Location: Bloomsburg, Pa.; Enrollment: 8,040; President: Dr. Jessica Kozloff; Athletic Dir.: Mary Gardner; Nickname: Huskies; Colors: Maroon and Gold; Affili-ation: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-East; Stadium: Robert B. Redman Stadium; Capacity: 5,000; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: Danny Hale.

Football SID: Tom McGuire; Office Phone: 570-389-4413; Office FAX: 570-389-4724; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 570-389-4353; Web site: www.bloomu.edu/sports; All-Time Series: West Chester (44-20).

2007 Results (7-3; 4-1 PSAC-East)S1 C.W. Post W, 42-28S8 at California (Pa.) L, 13-31S15 Edinboro L, 41-42S22 at Clarion W, 52-10S29 at West Chester* L, 28-44O6 at Kutztown* W, 49-32O20 Millersville* W, 42-28O27 at East Stroudsburg* W, 35-26N3 Cheyney* W, 55-6N10 Indiana (Pa.) W, 41-35

2008 ScheduleA30 at Ashland 1 p.m.S6 California (Pa.)* 12 p.m.S13 Mercyhurst 1:30 p.m.S20 Kutztown* 1 p.m.S27 at C.W. Post 12 p.m.O4 at Millersville* 1 p.m.O11 East Stroudsburg 1 p.m.O18 at Cheyney 1 p.m.O25 at Shippensburg* 1 p.m.N1 West Chester* 3:30 p.m.N8 at Gannon 1 p.m.

SHIPPENSBURGDate: Oct. 18, 2008


Location: Shippensburg, Pa.; Enrollment: 7,600; President: Dr. William N. Ruud; Athletic Dir.: Dr. Roberta Page; Nickname: Raiders; Colors: Red and White; Affilia-tion: NCAA DII; Conference: PSAC-East; Stadium: Seth Grove Stadium; Capacity: 7,700; Playing Surface: Natural Grass; Head Coach: Rocky Rees.

Football SID: Bill Mogel; Office Phone: 717-477-1201; Office FAX: 717-477-1253; SID email: [email protected]; Press Box Phone: 717-477-1391; Web site: www.shipraiders.com; All-Time Series: West Chester (20-8-1).

2008 ScheduleA 30 Shepherd 1 p.m.S6 Edinboro 1 p.m.S13 at Lock Haven 7 p.m.S20 at East Stroudsburg* 4 p.mS27 Millersville* 1 p.m.O4 C.W. Post* 1 p.m.O11 at Kutztown* 1:05 p.m.O18 at West Chester* 2 p.m.O25 Bloomsburg* 1 p.m.N1 Cheyney* 1 p.m.N10 at California (Pa.) TBA

2007 Results (3-8; 2-4 PSAC-Wezt)S1 at Shepherd L, 14-19S8 at Liberty L, 14-35S15 at Kutztown L, 16-28S22 West Chester L, 29-34S29 Edinboro* L, 18-33O6 at Clarion* W, 41-23O13 at Millersville W, 23-14O20 Slippery Rock* L, 34-38O27 Lock Haven* W, 56-10N3 at Indiana (Pa.)* L, 0-30N10 at California (Pa.)* L, 9-30

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Opponent (Former School Name) W L TAlbright (Schuylkill Seminary) 8 5 0American International College 10 2 0Appalachian State Univ. 1 0 0Baldwin-Wallace College 2 0 0Baltimore University 1 0 0Beckley Business College 2 0 0Bethlehem Prep 1 0 0Bethune-Cookman Univ. 0 1 0Bloomsburg Univ. 44 20 0Blue Ridge School 1 0 0Boston University 1 1 0Bridgeport, Univ. of 1 1 0Buffalo, Univ. of 1 0 0Bucknell Univ. 0 4 0California-Davis, Univ. of 0 1 0California (Pa.) Univ. 4 1 0Carson-Newman College 1 0 0Central Connecticut State Univ. 1 0 0Cheyney Univ. 40 1 1City College of N.Y. 2 0 0Clarion Univ. 18 3 0C.W. Post, Long Island Univ. 1 2 0Delaware, Univ. of 6 42 2Delaware College Reserves 1 0 0Delaware State Univ. 3 0 0Delta State Univ. 1 0 0Drexel Univ. 11 6 0East Carolina Univ. 2 2 0East Stroudsburg Univ. 51 20 0Edinboro Univ. 5 3 0Elizabethtown College 1 0 0Elon College 2 0 0Fayetteville State Univ. 2 0 0Ferris State Univ. 0 1 0Ft. Belvoir College 0 2 0Ft. duPont Team 1 0 0Ft. Eustis 1 0 0Ft. Monmouth 1 0 0Ft. Meyer 1 0 0Franklin & Marshall College 4 0 0Geneva College 1 1 0Glenville State Univ. 3 0 0Goldey-Beacom College 1 0 0Hampden-Sydney College 1 0 0Haverford College 2 0 0Hillsdale 1 1 0Hill School 2 1 0Hoftsra Univ. 1 1 0Indiana (Pa) Univ. 5 9 0Ithaca College 15 0 1Jacksonville State Univ. 0 1 0Kings College 4 0 0Kutztown Univ. 45 7 1Lafayette College 1 0 0LaSalle Univ. 1 9 0

Opponent W L TLehigh Univ. 1 3 0 Lenoir-Rhyne College 2 0 0Lock Haven Univ. 17 6 1Lycoming College (Dickinson Seminary) 0 1 0Mansfi eld Univ. 33 0 0Massachusetts, Univ. of 0 1 0McDaniel (Western Maryland) 0 1 0Mercyhurst College First MeetingMillersville Univ. 58 17 0Missouri Valley Univ. 0 1 0Moravian Univ. 7 0 1Morgan State Univ. 0 1 0Muhlenberg College 1 1 0Muskingum College 0 1 0New Hampshire, Univ. of 0 4 0New Haven, Univ. of 4 7 1New Jersey, The College of (Trenton St.) 4 1 0North Dakota, Univ. 0 1 0Northeastern Univ. 2 1 0Northwest Missouri State Univ. 0 1 0Penn Frosh 0 1 0Penn Institute for the Deaf 0 1 0Pennington Prep 2 0 0Perkiomen Seminary 1 1 0Phoenixville High 1 0 0Portland State Univ. 0 1 0Rider Univ. 3 0 0Rowan Univ. (Glassboro St.) 10 1 0Rutgers, State Univ. of N.J. 1 0 0St. Francis (Pa.) College 1 0 0St. Joseph’s (Ind.) Univ. 1 0 0St. Joseph’s (Pa.) Univ. 2 3 3Salisbury State Univ. 2 0 0Shippensburg Univ. 20 8 1Slippery Rock Univ. 5 6 0S. Connecticut State Univ. (New Haven St.) 3 1 0Stevens Trade 2 0 0SUNY Cortland 2 0 0Swarthmore College 3 0 0Temple Univ. 1 0 0Tennessee-Martin, Univ. of 0 1 0Towson Univ. 1 0 0Ursinus College 2 1 0Valdosta State Univ. 0 1 0Villanova Univ. 5 14 0Virginia State Univ. 1 0 0Wagner College 1 0 0Washington College (Md.) 2 0 0Waynesburg College 2 2 3West Chester High 1 0 0Western Michigan Univ. 0 2 0Widener (Penn. Military College) 13 5 3Williamson Trade 4 2 0Wingate College 1 0 0Youngstown State Univ. 0 2 0

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Osagie Osunde 10-10 161 998 45 953 5.9 12 54 95.3 Kevin Garland 33 268 8.1 0 34

Dean Millard 12-2 75 372 17 355 4.7 2 36 29.6 Tyler Downes 1 -1 -1.0 0 0

Lee Hopkins 10-0 53 276 25 251 4.7 4 48 25.1 Jarret Eaton 1 12 12.0 0 0

B. Hargrose 8-5 52 203 8 195 3.8 2 18 24.4 Total.......... 35 279 8.0 0 34

Mike Washington 12-12 17 123 2 121 7.1 1 41 10.1 Opponents...... 18 105 5.8 0 20

Pat McDermott 12-2 24 118 7 111 4.6 2 14 9.2

D'Andre Webb 12-0 6 28 0 28 4.7 0 12 2.3 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long

Kevin Garland 12-0 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.2 --------------------------------------------

Mike Quinn 4-0 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -1.0 Mike Mignogno 6 73 12.2 1 40

Steve Miller 12-7 2 0 4 -4 -2.0 0 0 -0.3 Rashad Grimsley 2 4 2.0 0 5

Joe Wright 2-0 2 0 13 -13 -6.5 0 0 -6.5 Mike Walter 1 4 4.0 0 4

TEAM 9-0 12 0 22 -22 -1.8 0 0 -2.4 Anthony Gallup 1 0 0.0 0 0

Bill Zwaan 12-12 36 50 213 -163 -4.5 0 18 -13.6 Mike Dell 1 14 14.0 0 14

Total.......... 12 442 2171 360 1811 4.1 23 54 150.9 Total.......... 11 95 8.6 1 40

Opponents...... 12 440 1790 310 1480 3.4 16 62 123.3 Opponents...... 18 107 5.9 0 28

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Bill Zwaan 12-12 157.37 173-307-16 56.4 2973 28 80 247.8 Kevin Garland 23 567 24.7 0 75

Mike Quinn 4-0 61.69 6-14-2 42.9 79 0 34 19.8 D'Andre Webb 17 386 22.7 0 38

Joe Wright 2-0 131.43 5-7-0 71.4 50 0 24 25.0 Lee Hopkins 6 106 17.7 0 26

TEAM 9-0 0.00 0-3-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Pat McDermott 3 30 10.0 0 13

Dean Millard 12-2 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Morty Hoey 1 7 7.0 0 7

Total.......... 12 150.89 184-332-18 55.4 3102 28 80 258.5 Total.......... 50 1096 21.9 0 75

Opponents...... 12 116.67 210-393-11 53.4 2592 16 77 216.0 Opponents...... 64 1435 22.4 3 88

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Mike Washington 12-12 49 1160 23.7 12 79 96.7 James Thorpe 1 2 2.0 0 2

Steve Miller 12-7 48 682 14.2 7 48 56.8 Joe Cefalo 1 54 54.0 1 54

Ryan Paulson 12-12 26 354 13.6 4 80 29.5 Mike Mignogno 1 18 18.0 0 18

Cody Clark 12-9 19 294 15.5 2 35 24.5 Total.......... 3 74 24.7 1 54

Osagie Osunde 10-10 14 136 9.7 1 34 13.6 Opponents...... 2 35 17.5 0 31

Darrell Canty 12-0 8 167 20.9 1 62 13.9

Dean Millard 12-2 8 166 20.8 0 59 13.8

Lee Hopkins 10-0 4 49 12.2 1 28 4.9

Andrew Taylor 12-0 3 42 14.0 0 31 3.5

Mike Hinsley 5-0 3 17 5.7 0 12 3.4

Rodney Sykes 6-0 1 24 24.0 0 24 4.0

Pat McDermott 12-2 1 11 11.0 0 11 0.9

Total.......... 12 184 3102 16.9 28 80 258.5

Opponents...... 12 210 2592 12.3 16 77 216.0


2007 final statistics

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36 Lateef Ferguson 12-12 59 57 116 5.5-20 2.0-13 . 4 1 . 1 . .11 Tyler Downes 12-12 58 31 89 3.0-14 1.0-10 . 2 . 1-0 3 . .43 Sam Scott 12-7 46 33 79 12.5-64 4.0-39 . 4 3 . 1 . .39 Mike Mignogno 12-12 52 23 75 0.5-2 . 6-73 6 . 2-18 1 . .16 Mike Dell 5-5 27 17 44 3.5-9 1.0-2 1-14 3 1 . . . .10 Mike Walter 12-12 25 14 39 9.0-32 3.0-15 1-4 1 4 1-0 1 . .70 Vlad Garbovsky 9-8 22 15 37 9.0-49 8.5-43 . 1 . . 5 . .93 Travis Ford-Bey 12-4 21 15 36 5.5-35 4.5-28 . 1 . . . . .14 Brett Paterson 12-7 20 15 35 3.0-9 0.5-2 . 3 1 . 1 . .42 Greg Smith 11-5 16 16 32 2.5-14 2.0-13 . . . . . . .8 Maurice Garlic 11-4 21 11 32 . . . 3 . . 1 . .5 Joe Cefalo 12-6 16 13 29 1.0-1 . . 1 1 1-54 1 . .73 James Thorpe 12-12 10 18 28 1.5-2 1.0-1 . . . 2-2 . . .55 Glen Walrath 12-6 12 15 27 1.5-5 1.0-4 . . 1 2-0 . . .18 Anthony Gallup 12-9 18 8 26 1.0-7 . 1-0 5 . 1-0 . . .21 Rashad Grimsley 12-11 19 4 23 . . 2-4 5 . . . . .32 Abe Brooks 11-0 9 8 17 0.5-0 . . . . 1-0 1 . .22 Jarret Eaton 12-1 11 5 16 . . . . . . . 1 .37 Corey Rhood 12-0 9 6 15 1.0-30 . . 1 . . . . .76 Scott Schiavo 7-0 3 8 11 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .52 Tom Duer 7-0 6 5 11 1.0-2 . . . . . . . .81 T. Wasserleben 10-0 4 3 7 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .41 Jeff Broyan 12-0 3 3 6 . . . 2 . . . . .26 V. Iturbidess 11-0 3 3 6 . . . . . 2-0 . . .29 Devon Johnson 4-0 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . .28 D'Andre Webb 12-0 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .85 Mike Washington 12-12 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .61 Matt McNally 12-12 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .3 Alex Walsh 11-0 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .44 Morty Hoey 9-0 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . .95 Lucas Fickel 4-0 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .35 Pat McDermott 12-2 2 1 3 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .2 Cody Clark 12-9 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .88 Steve Miller 12-7 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .87 Ryan Paulson 12-12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .49 Zach Young 3-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .60 Ryan Devlin 12-12 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .40 Mike Monastra 2-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .13 Bill Zwaan 12-12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .23 Troy Richards 1-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .48 Jay Nelson 8-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .34 Kevin Garland 12-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 12-0 524 362 886 64-302 28-170 11-95 42 12 13-74 16 1 . Opponents...... 12-0 500 249 749 71-322 26-211 18-107 24 2 17-35 15 3 .


1920 (5-2-0) - Bert Hall West Chester High 6-0 Swarthmore Prep 12-0 Phoenixville High 20-0 Ursinus Reserves 7-13 Villanova Frosh 13-0 Swarthmore Prep 14-3 Williamson Trade 0-7

1921 (2-4-1) - Charles Martz10/8 @Penn Frosh 7-24 Perkiomen Sem. 21-7 Williamson Trade 20-14 Moravian Prep 7-7 Shippensburg 7-63 Schuylkill Seminary 0-20 Millersville 7-38

1922 (3-5-0) - Bert Hall F & M Academy 12-0 Stevens Trade 12-2 PA Instit. for Deaf 0-25 Williamson Trade 0-7 Perkiomen Sem. 0-39 Shippensburg 6-19 Trenton Normal 0-53 Millersville 8-0

1923 (7-0-0) - Herchel L. Mosier Villanova Frosh 7-0 Ursinus Reserves 6-010/20 Williamson Trade 26-010/27 Stevens Trade 32-0 Shippensburg 6-0 Delaware Reserves 81-0 Millersville 47-0

1924 (5-2-0) - J.A. McGovern Bethlehem Prep 7-0 Ursinus 7-0 Pennington Sem. 34-0 Dickinson Seminary 0-6 (@Williamsport, Pa.) Shippensburg 0-7 Temple 13-3

@Millersville 19-3

1925 (5-2-0) - J.A. McGovern10/3 @Pennington Sem. 34-010/10 Bloomsburg 13-010/17 Williamson Trade 25-010/23 Haverford (JV) 20-010/30 @Shippensburg 0-611/7 Muhlenberg Fr. 14-1911/14 Millersville 76-0

1926 (4-3-0) - J.A. McGovern10/2 Hill School 0-310/9 Williamson Trade 39-010/16 Franklin & Marshall 12-610/23 @Bloomsburg 0-910/30 Shippensburg 19-15

11/6 Stroudsburg 0-611/17 @Millersville 25-0

1927 (7-1-0) - J.A. McGovern10/1 @Hill School 12-610/8 F&M Frosh 41-010/15 Bloomsburg 40-010/22 Franklin & Marshall 26-010/29 @Shippensburg 21-011/5 Trenton 7-011/12 Millersville 43-011/19 @Stroudsburg 6-13

1928 (8-0-0) - J.A. McGovern9/29 Elizabethtown 18-010/6 @Hill School 12-710/13 @Bloomsburg 13-010/20 Lafayette Frosh 12-710/27 Villanova Frosh 7-611/3 Beckley Business 24-711/10 @Millersville 6-011/17 Stroudsburg 12-0

1929 (5-3-0) - B. Conover9/21 @Drexel 12-139/28 Goldey 41-010/5 Trenton 27-2

10/12 Bloomsburg 25-010/19 @St. Joseph’s 0-611/3 @Stroudsburg 14-711/10 Millersville 13-011/16 Slippery Rock 6-13

1930 (4-1-1) - B. Conover9/20 @Drexel 13-010/11 Beckley Business 40-010/25 @St. Joseph’s 6-611/1 @Trenton 19-011/8 @Millersville 6-011/15 @Slippery Rock 2-14

1931 (2-4-1) - B. Conover10/10 @Indiana (Pa.) 7-1210/17 @Drexel 0-1210/24 @Shippensburg 0-010/31 Trenton St. 31-011/7 Lock Haven 0-2611/14 La Salle 0-611/21 Millersville 19-8

1932 (5-3-0) - Howard Wescott Albright 2-38 Drexel 6-18 St. Joseph’s 6-010/15 Indiana (Pa.) 6-010/22 Shippensburg 27-2 La Salle 0-20 Lock Haven 13-0 Millersville 20-0

1933 (3-5-0) - Howard Wescott9/23 @Villanova 0-459/30 St. Joseph’s 6-710/7 @Drexel 7-1310/13 @Penn Military 6-3810/21 @Shippensburg 38-010/28 La Salle 0-611/11 Millersville 19-011/18 Albright 6-0

1934 (4-4-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/28 Muhlenberg 9-010/6 @Drexel 6-010/13 Penn Military 0-2010/20 La Salle 0-610/27 @Millersville 71-011/3 Lock Haven 31-011/10 W. Maryland 12-3511/24 @W. Michigan 7-13

1935 (7-3-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/28 @Rutgers 19-710/5 Elon 9-610/12 @Penn Military 0-1210/19 Baltimore 34-010/26 LaSalle 0-711/2 Lock Haven 18-011/9 @Albright 7-611/16 @Washington 19-311/23 Western Michigan 6-711/28 Waynesburg 15-6

1936 (4-4-1) - W. Glenn Killinger9/26 Slippery Rock 13-610/3 @Albright 6-710/10 Elon 25-010/17 Penn Military 0-810/24 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 0-010/31 @Lock Haven 7-1011/7 La Salle 14-1911/14 Washington 41-611/21 @Waynesburg 12-7

1937 (6-3-1) - W. Glenn Killinger9/17 Penn Military 19-09/24 Slippery Rock 7-010/1 La Salle 0-610/8 Ithaca 20-010/15 @Geneva (Pa.) 6-710/25 Waynesburg 0-010/29 Kutztown 19-011/2 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 14-711/5 Lock Haven 0-611/20 Penn Military 6-3

1938 (4-2-3) - W. Glenn Killinger9/16 Penn Military 27-149/23 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 0-1710/1 East Stroudsburg 13-610/7 Geneva (Pa.) 7-610/14 La Salle 12-010/28 Kutztown 0-011/5 Lock Haven 6-611/11 Waynesburg 6-1311/24 Penn Military 0-0

1939 (3-3-3) - W. Glenn Killinger9/22 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 0-09/29 Penn Military 8-2310/6 East Stroudsburg 24-010/13 La Salle 0-2810/20 Waynesburg 6-610/27 Kutztown 18-011/4 @Albright 19-2511/11 @Lock Haven 13-711/18 @Penn Military 6-6

year-by-year results

The 1923 West Chester University football team fi nished undefeated at 7-0-0 under head coach Herchel Mosier.

John Taronis was the school’s fi rst All-American in

1935.


1940 (5-2-1) - W. Glenn Killinger9/20 Blue Ridge 19-09/27 La Salle 0-1310/4 Penn Military 9-010/18 Ithaca 7-710/25 Albright 7-011/2 @Waynesburg 0-2011/8 Lock Haven 18-011/16 @E. Stroudsburg 18-0

1941 (5-1-2) - W. Glenn Killinger9/27 @Delaware 7-710/3 East Stroudsburg 28-610/10 @Albright 0-610/17 Penn Military 13-010/25 @Indiana (Pa.) 27-010/31 Waynesburg 0-011/7 Lock Haven 14-611/14 Ithaca (NY) 28-0

1942 (5-3-1) - Henry J. Miller9/19 @Moravian 6-09/25 @Delaware 0-2010/2 Fort duPont 32-010/9 Penn Military 6-610/16 Ithaca College 6-010/23 Indiana (Pa.) 20-010/31 @Albright 6-011/7 @Lock Haven 13-2011/14 @East Stroudsburg 0-26

1943-44No football played

1945 (3-0-1) - W. Glenn Killinger10/13 @Haverford “B” 12-010/19 Delaware 6-610/26 Drexel 6-011/10 Swarthmore 12-7

1946 (9-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/20 @Moravian 13-69/27 Drexel 12-010/5 @CCNY 20-010/11 Penn Military 40-010/18 Lock Haven 6-1310/25 East Stroudsburg 13-711/2 @Albright 26-011/8 @Ithaca College 13-711/16 @Millersville 12-011/23 @Wagner 32-0

1947 (10-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/19 Moravian 20-69/26 Drexel 33-1310/3 @Penn Military 33-010/10 @Albright 20-710/17 @Lock Haven 14-610/25 @East Stroudsburg 6-011/1 Rider 35-011/7 CCNY 47-011/14 @Millersville 6-0TG Burley Bowl @Johnson City, Tenn. Carson-Newman 20-6

1/1/48 Cigar Bowl (@Tampa, Fla.) Missouri Valley 7-26

1948 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/24 Rider 14-010/1 Penn Military 10-010/8 @Delaware 0-1910/15 Lock Haven 21-710/22 East Stroudsburg 14-710/29 Millersville 33-1311/5 @Moravian 30-0 Burley Bowl @Johnson City, Tenn. Appalachian St. 7-2

1949 (8-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/23 Albright 46-69/30 @Penn Military 20-1410/7 SUNY Cortland 19-710/15 @Lock Haven 7-010/22 @East Stroudsburg 7-010/25 Millersville 27-011/4 Moravian 47-011/11 St. Francis (Pa.) 35-011/19 @Delaware 14-27

1950 (7-2-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/23 Penn Military 20-09/29 @Delaware 13-1610/7 @SUNY Cortland 26-010/15 Lock Haven 39-2110/22 East Stroudsburg 27-010/29 @Millersville 26-711/4 @Moravian 20-011/12 Bloomsburg 31-611/18 Drexel 6-7

1951 (8-2-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/14 Millersville 41-219/21 Penn Military 19-69/28 Rider 33-1210/6 @Delaware 20-4710/13 @Lock Haven 35-610/20 @E. Stroudsburg 27-1311/2 Moravian 41-711/10 @Bloomsburg 7-1611/17 @Drexel 13-0 Pretzel Bowl @Albright 32-9

1952 (7-0-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/19 Penn Military 21-610/11 @Delaware 24-2010/17 Lock Haven 74-710/24 East Stroudsburg 41-011/1 Kutztown 50-011/8 @Millersville 55-611/14 Bloomsburg 26-6

1953 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/18 @Fort Belvoir 6-219/25 @Penn Military 27-810/2 Drexel 47-1210/10 @Delaware 27-1310/17 @Lock Haven 54-7

10/24 @East Stroudsburg 16-610/30 Kutztown 53-611/6 Millersville ccd. - snow11/14 @Bloomsburg 20-13

1954 (5-4-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/18 @East Carolina 6-49/25 @Delaware 6-4010/2 @Drexel 22-010/9 Youngstown 9-2110/15 Lock Haven 32-010/22 East Stroudsburg 12-1410/29 @Fort Belvoir 12-2311/6 @Millersville 52-011/12 Bloomsburg 41-0

1955 (6-3-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/17 @East Carolina 9-09/23 Fort Monmouth 14-79/30 Drexel 0-710/7 @Youngstown 6-3910/15 @Lock Haven 20-010/22 @East Stroudsburg 23-2010/28 King’s 27-711/4 Millersville 27-1411/12 @Bloomsburg 7-17

1956 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/22 @Delaware 10-79/29 King’s 21-1910/6 @New Haven 7-3310/13 Drexel 13-710/20 @California (Pa.) 31-710/28 East Stroudsburg 15-711/3 @Millersville 31-1411/9 Bloomsburg 21-7

1957 (9-0-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/21 @Fort Meyer 25-79/27 @King’s 52-1210/5 New Haven 47-710/12 Baldwin-Wallace 39-710/18 Drexel 39-010/26 East Stroudsburg 34-011/1 Millerville 25-011/9 Bloomsburg 13-711/15 California (Pa.) 52-0

1958 (9-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/20 @Villanova 14-289/27 @Mansfi eld 19-010/4 King’s 63-710/10 East Stroudsburg 49-010/18 Drexel 51-010/25 @Shippensburg 40-2011/1 @Millersville 68-011/7 Bloomsburg 56-011/14 Cheyney 85-011/21 @Baldwin-Wallace 69-12

1959 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger9/19 @Villanova 13-79/25 Mansfi eld 54-010/11 @East Stroudsburg 25-010/17 Northeastern 41-810/24 Shippensburg 14-010/31 Millersville 41-711/8 @Bloomsburg 10-1311/14 Cheyney 70-19

1960 (9-0-0) - Jim Bonder9/16 Fort Eustis 30-279/23 Ithaca College 19-89/30 East Stroudsburg 21-010/8 @Millersville 42-010/15 @Clarion 49-1410/21 Kutztown 60-010/29 @American Int’l 13-011/4 Bloomsburg 42-13

PSCAC Championship11/19 Lock Haven 35-6

1961 (7-2-0) - Jim Bonder9/23 @Ithaca College 13-79/30 @East Stroudsburg 28-710/6 Millersville 56-610/13 Clarion 51-2010/21 @Kutztown 47-010/28 Muskingum 16-1911/4 @Villanova 13-4011/11 @Bloomsburg 26-7

PSCAC Championship11/18 Slippery Rock 21-0

West Chester University went 8-3 in 1966 during head coach Bob Mitten’s fi rst full season at the helm.



1962 (8-2-0) - Jim Bonder9/15 @Villanova 6-319/21 Ithaca College 21-89/29 East Stroudsburg 6-710/6 @Millersville 38-010/13 Bloomsburg 28-010/19 @Southern Conn. St. 41-010/27 Kutztown 35-011/3 @Mansfi eld 41-611/9 Cheyney 60-0 Cement Bowl (@Allentown, Pa.)11/17 Hofstra 46-12

1963 (8-1-0) - Jim Bonder9/21 @Villanova 9-219/28 @East Stroudsburg 21-010/5 Millersville 26-610/13 @Bloomsburg 28-010/20 Southern Connecticut 20-010/26 @Kutztown 34-011/1 Mansfi eld 55-011/8 Cheyney 75-0


1964 (6-2-0) - Jim Bonder9/19 @East Carolina 9-339/25 East Stroudsburg 0-1310/3 @Millersville 33-610/9 Bloomsburg 54-010/17 @Ithaca College 12-610/23 Cheyney 54-810/30 Kutztown 20-011/6 @Mansfi eld 20-0

1965 (5-3-0) - Jim Bonder/Bob Mitten9/25 East Carolina 6-2710/2 @East Stroudsburg 6-1310/8 Millersville 25-1410/16 @Bloomsburg 40-2110/23 @Villanova 13-2810/30 @Kutztown 30-011/5 Mansfi eld 27-011/12 Cheyney 27-6

1966 (8-3-0) - Bob Mitten9/17 @Ithaca College 13-39/24 Shippensburg 33-2110/1 East Stroudsburg 39-610/8 @Millersville 21-610/15 Bloomsburg 41-2110/22 @Villanova 0-1510/28 Kutztown 33-011/5 @Mansfi eld 47-711/11 Cheyney 42-0

PSCAC Championship Clarion 26-28 Tangerine Bowl Morgan St. 6-14

1967 (10-1-0) - Bob Mitten9/16 @Villanova 14-99/23 Shippensburg 20-69/29 @East Stroudsburg 33-710/7 Millersville 50-6

10/14 @Bloomsburg 50-2810/20 Ithaca College 47-010/28 @Kutztown 41-611/4 Mansfi eld 53-011/11 @Cheyney 56-0

PSCAC Championship Clarion 27-7 Tangerine Bowl Tennessee-Martin 8-25

1968 (6-3-0)- Bob Mitten9/21 @Ithaca College 28-69/28 East Stroudsburg 14-2110/5 @Millersville 63-710/12 Bloomsburg 41-710/19 @Delaware 0-2810/25 Kutztown 39-011/2 @Mansfi eld 33-011/9 Cheyney ccd.11/23 Villanova 3-63

1969 (8-2-0)- Bob Mitten9/13 @Villanova 14-419/20 Ithaca College 41-09/27 @E. Stroudsburg 36-2110/4 Millersville 49-1210/11 @Bloomsburg 38-1310/18 @Delaware 8-2410/25 @Kutztown 70-1411/1 Mansfi eld 61-811/8 @Lenoir-Rhyne 28-14

PSCAC Championship Clarion 41-34

1970 (7-4-0)- Bob Mitten9/12 @Delaware 22-399/19 @Ithaca College 56-09/26 East Stroudsburg 42-010/3 @Millersville 39-010/10 Bloomsburg 42-0

10/16 @Hofstra 14-3710/24 Kutztown 48-710/31 @Mansfi eld 23-711/7 Lenoir-Rhyne 38-21

PSCAC Championship11/14 @Edinboro 6-1411/21 @Villanova 7-30

1971 (9-1-0) - Bob Mitten9/18 Ithaca College 34-209/25 Delaware St. 51-010/2 @East Stroudsburg 9-710/9 Millersville 48-1210/16 @Bloomsburg 56-710/23 @Delaware 8-4710/30 @Kutztown 62-011/6 Mansfi eld 62-011/13 @Towson 48-0

PSCAC Championship11/20 Edinboro 35-14

1972 (7-3-0) - John Furlow9/16 @Bridgeport 27-359/23 @Ithaca College 48-229/30 East Stroudsburg 24-610/7 @Millersville 52-710/14 Bloomsburg 61-1410/21 @Delaware 14-3110/28 Kutztown 43-011/4 @Mansfi eld 34-811/11 Delta State 31-28

PSCAC Championship11/18 @Slippery Rock 27-29

1973 (5-5-0) - John Furlow9/15 @Delaware 14-499/22 Clarion 34-199/29 @East Stroudsburg 14-710/6 Millersville 7-310/13 @Bloomsburg 49-16

10/27 @Kutztown 41-1311/3 Hillsdale 7-1311/10 @Villanova 14-42


Central Florida Classic11/24 Bethune-Cookman (Fla.) 22-32

1974 (8-2-0) - John Furlow9/14 Bridgeport 34-09/12 @Clarion 19-39/28 East Stroudsburg 20-610/5 @Millersville 37-1310/12 Bloomsburg 34-310/19 @American Int’l 24-2110/26 Kutztown 30-2111/9 @Cheyney 28-1811/16 @Delaware 3-31

PSCAC Championship11/23 @Slippery Rock 7-20

1975 (4-5-0) - John Furlow9/13 @New Hampshire 0-249/20 American Int’l 9-139/27 @East Stroudsburg 20-2410/4 Millersville 12-1710/11 @Bloomsburg 28-710/25 @Kutztown 21-611/1 @Hillsdale 42-711/8 Cheyney 23-2011/15 @Delaware 7-35

1976 (5-4-0) - John Furlow9/11 @Glassboro State 42-169/25 East Stroudsburg 13-2710/2 @Millersville 43-1410/9 Bloomsburg 17-010/16 Bucknell 14-2910/23 Kutztown 27-7

Former LB Lee Woodall and former OL Ralph Tamm were teammates on the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl XXIX championship squad in 1995.



10/30 New Hampshire 10-2711/6 @Cheyney 33-1411/13 @Delaware 7-42

1977 (5-5-0) - John Furlow9/10 Glassboro State 28-189/17 @Delaware 15-179/24 @New Hampshire 0-2610/1 Millersville 7-2810/8 @Bloomsburg 20-710/15 @Bucknell 13-2410/22 @Kutztown 14-710/29 American Int’l 21-711/5 Cheyney 28-1411/12 @East Stroudsburg 0-24

1978 (2-9-0) - John Furlow9/9 @Lehigh 20-239/16 @Delaware 0-569/23 @Glassboro State 26-279/30 New Hampshire 0-2110/7 @Millersville 0-2710/14 Bloomsburg 3-1610/21 @Northeastern 6-2110/28 Kutztown 38-711/4 East Stroudsburg 10-1911/11 @Cheyney 10-611/18 @C.W. Post 7-21

1979 (4-7-0) - Otto Kneidinger9/8 Lehigh 7-129/15 @Delaware 6-429/21 Glassboro State 10-99/29 @American Int’l 14-1010/5 Millersville 3-2810/13 @Bloomsburg 15-710/20 Northeastern 34-3010/27 @Kutztown 20-2811/3 @East Stroudsburg 0-1411/9 Cheyney 34-3611/17 C.W. Post 19-25

1980 (5-4-1) - Otto Kneidinger9/13 @Delaware 7-289/20 @Glassboro State 35-149/27 American Int’l 9-3710/4 @Millersville 13-1410/10 Bloomsburg 41-1710/18 @Bucknell 21-3110/24 Kutztown 19-010/31 East Stroudsburg 26-1311/8 @Cheyney 24-2411/14 Salisbury 23-21

1981 (8-3-0) - Otto Kneidinger9/11 Hampden-Sydney 28-39/18 Glassboro State 15-69/27 @Delaware St. 19-1610/2 Millersville 14-4110/10 @Bloomsburg 56-810/17 Bucknell 14-2010/24 @Kutztown 21-010/31 @East Stroudsburg 20-311/7 Cheyney 13-711/14 @Salisbury 51-1311/21 @Delaware 14-31

1982 (6-4-0) - Otto Kneidinger9/11 @Massachusetts 3-259/18 @Glassboro State 17-09/24 Delaware State 41-2110/2 @Millersville 40-1710/9 Bloomsburg 46-010/16 @Shippensburg 22-2810/23 Kutztown 55-010/29 East Stroudsburg 9-1711/6 @Cheyney 17-1611/13 @Delaware 13-55

1983 (7-3-0)- Otto Kneidinger9/10 @Delaware 35-279/16 Glassboro State 10-09/23 Cheyney 21-710/1 Millersville 10-16

10/8 @Bloomsburg 24-2510/15 Shippensburg 29-1510/22 @Kutztown 7-1610/29 @East Stroudsburg 17-1411/5 Fayetteville 30-811/12 Indiana 40-32

1984 (7-3-0) - Danny Hale9/8 @American Int’l 26-109/15 @Glassboro State 53-39/22 @Delaware 20-219/29 @Indiana (Pa.) 18-2410/5 East Stroudsburg 44-2710/13 @Cheyney 28-010/20 Mansfi eld 21-010/27 @Millersville 34-2911/3 Bloomsburg 31-3411/9 Kutztown 31-20

1985 (7-3-0) - Danny Hale9/7 @Indiana (Pa.) 3-79/20 Glassboro State 30-179/28 @Kutztown 16-810/5 @Delaware 22-3710/12 @East Stroudsburg 18-1610/19 Cheyney 13-010/26 @Mansfi eld 36-1711/1 Millersville 21-1711/9 Lehigh 20-1711/16 @Bloomsburg 6-8

1986 (8-3-0) - Danny Hale9/12 @Glassboro State 38-09/20 @Delaware 31-339/26 Bloomsburg 44-710/3 Kutztown 43-2110/11 Edinboro 37-910/18 East Stroudsburg 20-010/25 @Cheyney 37-611/1 Mansfi eld 62-2011/8 @Lehigh 13-1811/16 @Millersville 7-3 PSAC Championship11/23 @Indiana (Pa.) 6-20

1987 (9-2-0) - Danny Hale9/5 Indiana (Pa.) 31-79/11 American Int’l 30-39/19 @Delaware 21-289/26 @Bloomsburg 39-1410/3 @Kutztown 30-1310/10 @Edinboro 49-2810/17 @East Stroudsburg 28-710/24 Cheyney 44-1510/31 @Mansfi eld 54-1911/6 Millersville 44-8

PSAC Championship11/21 Indiana (PA) 9-21

1988 (9-2-0) - Danny Hale9/10 @American Int’l 54-219/17 Fayetteville St. 63-219/24 @Millersville 15-179/30 Bloomsburg 24-910/7 Kutztown 52-1310/15 @Clarion 55-7

10/22 East Stroudsburg 20-310/28 Cheyney 37-1611/6 Mansfi eld 34-1411/12 @Delaware 33-13

NCAA II Playoffs11/19 @Jacksonville St. 24-63

1989 (8-3-0) - Rick Daniels9/9 American Int’l 34-79/15 Boston Univ. 20-199/23 @Delaware 21-419/30 @Bloomsburg 28-2010/7 @Kutztown 30-1410/14 Clarion 42-3210/21 @East Stroudsburg 21-1910/27 Cheyney 52-011/4 @Mansfi eld 63-611/11 Millersville 29-30

NCAA II Playoffs11/18 @Portland St.(3ot) 50-56

1990 (6-4-0) - Rick Daniels9/8 @American Int’l 31-189/15 @Boston Univ. 7-389/22 @Delaware 12-139/29 @Millersville 17-2410/5 New Haven 57-5810/13 @Kutztown 42-2010/20 @Lock Haven 28-2710/27 East Stroudsburg 41-1711/3 @Cheyney 35-1411/10 Bloomsburg 17-7

*1991 (6-5-0) - Rick Daniels8/31 @Delaware 0-289/13 American Int’l 36-139/20 Central Connecticut 34-149/28 @Mansfi eld 31-910/4 Millersville 12-910/12 @New Haven 34-2010/19 Kutztown 3-4210/26 Lock Haven 7-1311/2 @East Stroudsburg 21-2811/9 @Cheyney 30-1411/16 @Bloomsburg 12-34

*WCU voluntarily forfeited its six wins due to the inadvertent use

of an ineligible player.

1992 (9-2-0) - Rick Daniels9/4 @Villanova 6-269/19 Wingate 38-79/26 @Delaware 21-2010/3 @Cheyney 48-710/9 Mansfi eld 39-1310/17 @Millersville 38-2710/24 Bloomsburg 34-210/31 @Kutztown 35-3411/7 Shippensburg 35-3111/14 East Stroudsburg 3-0 NCAA II Playoffs11/21 New Haven 26-38

1993 (6-5-0) - Rick Daniels9/4 @New Haven 33-459/11 @Clarion 19-17


Kevin O’Neill anchored West Chester’s offensive line for

the past four years.

David Montgomery was a standout defensive end for

the Golden Rams.


9/18 Indiana (Pa.) 26-379/25 @Delaware 41-5610/1 Cheyney 39-1210/9 @Mansfi eld 29-1010/16 Millersville 10-1410/23 @Bloomsburg 16-3810/30 Kutztown 35-311/6 @Shippensburg 24-1911/13 East Stroudsburg 35-33

1994 (8-4-0) - Rick Daniels9/3 @Kutztown 17-99/10 Clarion 37-309/17 Shippensburg 14-109/24 @Delaware 55-5810/1 East Stroudsburg 37-3010/8 @Cheyney 34-14

10/15 Mansfi eld 30-2710/22 @Millersville 28-2110/29 Bloomsburg 23-2911/5 @Villanova 14-3511/12 @California (Pa.) 60-14 NCAA II Playoffs11/19 @Ferris State 40-43

1995 (4-6-1) - Rick Daniels9/1 Cheyney 56-79/9 @Delaware 21-499/16 @Shippensburg 25-149/23 @Indiana (Pa.) 7-509/30 @East Stroudsburg 26-3410/7 New Haven 36-3610/14 @Mansfi eld 24-810/21 Millersville 12-3110/28 @Bloomsburg 18-2311/4 Kutztown 12-2111/11 California (Pa.) 25-24

1996 (7-3) - Rick Daniels8/31 @Cheyney 62-09/7 @New Haven 24-179/14 @Virginia State 35-149/21 @Delaware 17-2410/5 Slippery Rock 31-2110/12 East Stroudsburg 33-4010/26 Mansfi eld 57-011/2 @Millersville 23-2011/9 Bloomsburg 10-2011/16 @Kutztown 17-14

1997 (5-6) - Rick Daniels8/28 @Villanova 0-649/6 New Haven 26-329/20 @Delaware 7-289/27 @Univ. of Buffalo 30-27

10/4 @Slippery Rock 14-2710/11 @East Stroudsburg 32-3110/18 Cheyney 54-2010/25 @Mansfi eld 38-911/1 Millersville 7-2111/8 @Bloomsburg 14-2411/15 Kutztown 24-12

1998 (8-3) - Rick Daniels9/3 Indiana (Pa.) 10-199/12 @New Haven (ot) 33-279/19 @Delaware 21-429/26 Shippensburg 36-2110/3 @East Stroudsburg 57-3510/10 Mansfi eld 39-010/17 Bloomsburg 21-1010/24 @Millersville 31-3410/31 @Clarion 44-4011/7 Cheyney 50-1411/14 Kuztown 34-21

1999 (7-3) - Rick Daniels9/4 @Indiana (Pa.) 9-129/18 @ Delaware 10-299/25 @Shippensburg 30-4810/2 East Stroudsburg 49-310/9 @Mansfi eld 42-610/16 @Bloomsburg 35-1710/23 Millersville 40-3510/30 Clarion 62-2011/6 @Cheyney 56-2311/13 Kutztown 55-30

2000 (2-9) - Rick Daniels8/31 New Haven 0-79/9 East Stroudsburg 6-129/16 UC-Davis 0-459/23 @Delaware 0-849/30 Bloomsburg 7-3510/7 @Mansfi eld 34-1410/14 @Kutztown 0-2410/21 Millersville 0-610/28 Edinboro 6-1311/4 @Cheyney 30-611/11 @Clarion 21-28

2001 (5-4) - Rick Daniels9/1 @New Haven 28-329/8 @East Stroudsburg 9-289/29 @Bloomsburg 14-2710/6 Mansfi eld (ot) 14-710/13 Kutztown 25-2610/20 @Millersville (ot) 24-2110/27 @Edinboro 30-2611/3 Cheyney 57-3411/10 Clarion 16-14

2002 (5-6) - Rick Daniels8/29 New Haven 19-289/7 @Glenville St. 48-79/21 @Delaware 10-319/28 Shippensburg 27-4110/5 Kutztown 31-2410/12 @Clarion 28-3410/19 @Cheyeny 56-010/26 East Stroudsburg 17-1411/2 @Bloomsburg 10-2311/9 @Millersville 24-3111/16 Mansfi eld 9-7

2003 (8-3) - Bill Zwaan9/6 @New Haven 28-179/13 Glenville St. 56-79/20 @Delaware 7-499/27 @Shippensburg 33-2010/4 @Kutztown 16-1710/11 Clarion 35-1710/18 Cheyeny 62-010/25 @East Stroudsburg 27-2811/1 Bloomsburg 35-3411/8 Millersville 19-311/15 @Mansfi eld 55-27

2004 (11-4) - Bill Zwaan8/28 @Clarion 20-179/4 @NW Missouri St. 7-38

year-by-year results9/11 @Glenville St. 62-39/18 @Delaware 6-249/25 @Cheyney 70-010/2 Kutztown 51-910/9 Millersville 31-1610/16 @Mansfi eld 49-010/23 @East Stroudsburg (ot) 38-3710/30 Bloomsburg 35-2411/6 Shippensburg (ot) 21-2411/13 C.W. Post % 35-311/20 @Shippensburg% 33-2811/27 @East Stroudsburg% 48-3812/4 @Valdosta St.% 21-45 % = NCAA II Playoffs

2005 (8-4) - Bill Zwaan8/26 Clarion 43-149/3 @North Dakota 7-419/10 @Indiana (Pa.) 30-209/17 @Delaware 21-429/24 Cheyney 64-010/1 @Kutztown 48-2110/8 @Millersville 27-710/15 Mansfi eld 63-2010/22 East Stroudsburg 18-1710/29 @Bloomsburg 35-4211/5 @Shippensburg 24-1611/12 @C.W. Post% 20-24 % = NCAA II Playoffs

2006 (9-4) - Bill Zwaan9/2 Edinboro 14-289/9 @Delaware 7-309/16 @Clarion 49-219/23 @Shippensburg 24-09/30 Cheyney 53-1210/7 @Bloomsburg 27-3010/14 Millersville 54-2710/21 @Kutztown 49-4710/28 @East Stroudsburg 49-2811/4 Mansfi eld 44-011/11 @Slippery Rock 21-2011/18 @Bryant% 31-2911/25 @Bloomsburg% 20-21 % = NCAA II Playoffs

2007 (9-3) - Bill Zwaan9/1 @Edinboro 32-169/8 @Delaware 14-419/15 Clarion 49-219/22 @Shippensburg 34-299/29 Bloomsburg 44-2810/6 @Millersville 42-1410/13 Kutztown 21-010/20 East Stroudsburg 30-1510/27 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 34-2011/3 California (Pa.) 14-3011/10 @Cheyney 35-1311/17 Indiana (Pa.)% 35-45 % = NCAA II Playoffs

Former wide receiver Kevin Ingram still holds plenty of school records, including receiving yards in a game (401).


INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDSMost Yards GainedGame 292 Scott Eberly Kutztown, 1993Season 1,539 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Career 4,001 Derrick Price 1987-90 Most CarriesGame 41 Scott Eberly at New Haven, 1991 41 Derrick Price vs. Portland St., 1989Season 295 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Career 812 Derrick Price 1987-90

Highest Average Per CarrySeason 7.5 Joe Iacone 1960 Career 7.9 Bill Schockley 1957-59

TouchdownsGame 5 Rocky Rees 1968 5 Joe Iacone 1960Season 18 Bert Nye 1967 18 Joe Iacone 1962 Career 41 Joe Iacone 1960-62

200-yard GamesSeason 2 Thomas Fulton 1997 Career 3 Thomas Fulton 1994-97

100-yard GamesSeason 10 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Career 23 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03Consecutive 16 Mike Eckmeyer (10/6/01 thru 11/9/02)

Longest Rush94 TD Randy Wynings at Kutztown (10/30/71)

Most Yards GainedGame (200-yard rushers) 1. 292 Scott Eberly vs. Kutztown 1993 2. 279 Derrick Price vs. Cheyney 1990 3. 272 Jason Sims vs. AIC 1987 4. 254 Bill Blystone vs. Kutztown 1976 5. 243 Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld 1970 6. 238 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld 1988 238 Joe Iacone vs. Slippery Rock 1962 8. 234 Thomas Fulton vs. ESU 1997 9. 227 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Millersville 2002 10. 221 Jason Sims vs. Bloomsburg 1986 11. 218 Thomas Fulton vs. Mansfi eld 1997 12. 214 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Kutztown 2001 13. 207 Thomas Fulton vs. Kutztown 1996 14. 205 Osagie Osunde vs. Cheyney 2006 15. 202 Brent Steinmetz vs. Millersville 2005 16. 201 Joe Iacone vs. Muskingum 1961

Season (1,000-yard rushers) 1. 1,539 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 2. 1,461 Joe Iacone 1962 3. 1,457 Derrick Price 1990 4. 1,438 Joe Iacone 1960 5. 1,368 Jason Sims 1987 6. 1,366 Derrick Price 1988 7. 1,228 Thomas Fulton 1997 8. 1,118 Brent Steinmetz 2005

9. 1,165 Mike Irving 1984 10. 1,151 Osagie Osunde 2004 1,151 Jason Sims 1986 12. 1,133 Mike Eckmeyer 2003 13. 1,130 Jim Lindsay 1994 14. 1,114 Derrick Price 1989 15. 1,110 Scott Eberly 1993 16. 1,065 Rocky Rees 1970 17. 1,059 Joe Iacone 1961 18. 1,052 Ron Perkins 1981 19. 1,025 Bill Blystone 1976

Career (2,000-yard rushers) 1. 4,001 Derrick Price 1987-90 2. 3,958 Joe Iacone 1960-62 3. 3,846 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 4. 3,698 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 5. 3,499 Ron Perkins 1979-82 6. 3,058 Jason Sims 1984-87 7. 2,937 Thomas Fulton 1994-97 8. 2,809 Scott Eberly 1990-93 9. 2,787 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 10. 2,488 Mike Irving 1981-84 11. 2,333 Bert Nye 1966-68 12. 2,326 Jim Lindsay 1993-96 13. 2,240 Rocky Rees 1968-70 14. 2,049 Bill Schockley 1957-59 15. 2,044 Bill Blystone 1975-77

Most Rushing TouchdownsSeason 1. 18 Bert Nye 1967 2. 18 Joe Iacone 1962 3. 17 Osagie Osunde 2004 4. 15 Brent Steinmetz 2006 15 Ron Perkins 1982 6. 14 Brent Steinmetz 2005 14 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 14 Ron Perkins 1981

Career 1. 51 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 2. 41 Joe Iacone 1960-62

3. 40 Jason Sims 1984-87 4. 37 Bert Nye 1966-68 5. 35 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 6. 29 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 7. 28 Rocky Rees 1968-70 8. 25 Bob Wolfrum 1969-71

Three Players, 100 rushing yards –Same Game

Mike Eckmeyer (174), Osagie Osunde (124) and Josh Fidler (101) – vs. Glenville State (9/13/03)

Two Players, 100 rushing yards –Same Game (15 times)

Brent Steinmetz (127) and Osagie Osunde (101) – vs. Glenville State (9/11/04)

Mike Eckmeyer (164) and Osagie Osunde (138) – vs. Mansfi eld (11/15/03)

Osagie Osunde (148) and Mike Eckmeyer (115) – vs. Cheyney (10/18/03)

Mike Eckmeyer (187) and Don DeFilipo (121) – vs. Cheyney (11/3/01)

Mike Eckmeyer (118) and Don DeFilipo (102) – vs. Millersville (10/20/01)

Mike Eckmeyer (214) and Don DeFilipo (113) – vs. Kutztown (10/13/01)

Jason Muchler (125) and Don DeFilipo (120) – vs. Cheyney (11/4/00)

Derrick Price (144) and Smitty Horton (129) – vs. Cheyney (10/27/89)

Smitty Horton (130) and Derrick Price (103) – vs. Fayetteville St. (9/17/88)

Jason Sims (159) and Todd Madison (105) – vs. Mansfi eld (10/31/87)

Jason Sims (130) and Todd Madison (130) – vs. Edinboro (10/10/87)

Mike Irving (106) and James McMaster (101) – vs. Rowan (9/15/84)

Mike Horrocks (132) and Rick Ulrich (102) – vs. Bloomsburg (10/8/83)

Bob Rafferty (113) and Ron Perkins (103) – vs. Hampden Sydney (9/11/81)

Tyrone Scott (117) and Ron Perkins (110) – vs. Northeastern (10/20/79)

Running Back Osagie Osunde graduated from West Chester University as the school’s third all-time leading rusher with 3,846 career rushing yards. He also

stands second on the school’s all-time all-purpose yards chart (5,844).

individual rushing record book


INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDSMost YardsGame 489 Mike Mitros at Clarion, 1998Season 3,613 Dave McDonald 1994 Career 9,834 Mike Mitros 1996-99 Most AttemptsGame 57 Dave McDonald at Millersivlle, 1994Season 504 Dave McDonald 1994 Career 1,402 Mike Mitros 1996-99

Most CompletionsGame 38 Mike Mitros at East Stroudsburg, 1998Season 272 Dave McDonald 1994Career 819 Mike Mitros 1996-99

Highest Completion PercentageSeason 65.0 Warren Mays (113 of 174) 1974 Career 58.4 Mike Mitros (819 of 1,402) 1996-99

Most TouchdownsGame 6 Mike Mitros at ESU, 1998 6 Matt Levin vs. Cheyney, 1995 6 Ed Brown vs. New Haven, 1990Season 40 Dave McDonald 1994 Career 94 Mike Mitros 1996-99

Most InterceptionsGame 5 Dave McDonald at Villanova, 1994Season 21 Craig Atkinson 1977 Career 51 Dave McDonald 1991-94

Most Consecutive Games, TD Pass17 Bill Zwaan 2006-07 seasons15 Dave McDonald 1993-94 seasons13 Mike Mitros 1998-99 seasons Longest Passing Play98 TD Dick Paciarone from Jack McAneny (vs. Bloomsburg, 1954)

Most YardsGame 1. 489 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1998 2. 481 Mike Mitros vs. ESU 1998 3. 449 Ed Brown vs. New Haven 1990 4. 430 Bill Zwaan vs. Bloomsburg 2005 5. 409 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1999 6. 403 Dave McDonald vs. Cal 1994 7. 393 Mike Mitros vs. Millersville 1999 8. 378 Mike Mitros vs. New Haven 1998 9. 354 Bill Zwaan vs. Clarion 2007 10. 350 Bill Zwaan vs. St. Joseph’s 2007

Season 1. 3,613 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 3,437 Mike Mitros 1998 3. 3,343 Bob Findora 2004 4. 3,085 Dave McDonald 1992 5. 2,973 Bill Zwaan 2007 6. 2,862 Mike Mitros 1999 7. 2,473 Bob Findora 2002 8. 2,464 Bob Findora 2003 9. 2,445 Al Niemela 1987 10. 2,294 Dave McDonald 1993

Career 1. 9,834 Mike Mitros 1996-99 2. 9,326 Bob Findora 2001-04 3. 9,080 Dave McDonald 1991-94 4. 7,853 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. 6,298 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 6. 4,475 Jim Haynie 1965-67 7. 4,421 Ron Gaynor 1979-82 8. 4,256 Tom Pierantozzi 1970-72 9. 4,073 Ed Brown 1987-90

Most Pass AttemptsSeason 1. 504 Dave McDonald * 1994 2. 457 Mike Mitros 1998 3. 361 Mike Mitros 1999 4. 355 Bob Findora 2004 355 Dave McDonald 1992 6. 339 Al Niemela 1986 7. 331 Bob Findora 2002*PSAC Record

Career 1. 1,402 Mike Mitros 1996-99 2. 1,201 Dave McDonald 1991-94 3. 1,098 Bob Findora 2001-04 4. 1,063 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. 655 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 6. 622 Jim Haynie 1965-67 7. 621 Ed Brown 1987-90

Most Pass CompletionsSeason 1. 272 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 267 Mike Mitros 1998 3. 228 Mike Mitros 1999 4. 201 Bob Findora 2004 5. 199 Al Niemela 1986 6. 195 Dave McDonald 1992

Career 1. 819 Mike Mitros 1996-99 2. 644 Dave McDonald 1991-94 3. 600 Al Niemela 1985-88

4. 594 Bob Findora 2001-04 5. 378 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 Most Passing TouchdownsSeason 1. 40 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 32 Mike Mitros 1998 3. 30 Bob Findora 2004 4. 29 Mike Mitros 1999 5. 28 Bill Zwaan 2007 6. 25 Dave McDonald 1993 25 Ed Brown 1990 7. 24 Dave McDonald 1992

Career 1. 94 Mike Mitros 1996-99 2. 89 Dave McDonald 1991-94 3. 77 Bob Findora 2001-04 4. 73 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. 65 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 5. 56 Ed Brown 1987-90 7. 35 Jim Haynie 1965-67

300-yard GamesSeason 8 Dave McDonald 1994Career 17 Dave McDonald 1991-94Consecutive 4 Dave McDonald (10/8/94 thru 10/29/94)

200-yard Passing GamesSeason 11 Mike Mitros 1998 11 Dave McDonald 1994Career 27 Mike Mitros 1996-99Consecutive 11 Mike Mitros (9/3/98 thru 9/4/99) 11 Dave McDonald (11/6/93 thru 10/29/94)

Bill Zwaan became just the fi fth passer in WCU history to throw for more than

6,000 yards and 60 TDs in a career.

Dave McDonald threw for a school-record 3,613 yards during the 1994

campaign.

individual passing record book


INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDSMost Yards ReceivingGame 401 Kevin Ingram at Clarion, 1998Season 1,674 Kevin Ingram 1998 Career 3,515 Mike Washington 2005-present Most ReceptionsGame 17 George Reid vs. New Haven, 1990Season 115 Kevin Ingram 1998 Career 235 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99

Highest Average Receiving Yards Per CatchSeason 25.2 Mike Washington 2005Career 23.3 Mike Washington 2005-present

Highest Average ReceivingYards Per GameSeason 152.2 Kevin Ingram 1998 Career 81.0 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99

TouchdownsGame 5 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 2005Season 22 Brian Penecale 1994 Career 48 Brian Penecale 1992-95

100-yard Receiving GamesSeason 10 Kevin Ingram 1998Career 17 Mike Washington 2005-presentConsecutive 9 Kevin Ingram (9/3/98 thru 10/31/98)

Longest Reception98 TD Dick Paciarone from Jack McAneny (vs. Bloomsburg, 1954)

Most Yards ReceivingGame 1. 401 Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion * 1998 2. 247 George Reid vs. New Haven 1990 3. 242 Mike Washington vs. Clarion 2005 4. 227 Kevin Ingram vs. ESU 1999 5. 217 Rich Neal vs. New Haven 1993 6. 206 Merritt Kersey vs. Delta State 1972

7. 201 Brian Bradley vs. Edinboro 2001 8. 188 Kevin Ingram vs. Kutztown 1998 9. 187 Brandon Simmons vs. Kutztown 2004 10. 186 Mike Washington vs. Bloomsburg 2005 186 Bill Hess vs. Clarion 1988

*PSAC Record

Season 1. 1,674 Kevin Ingram 1998 2. 1,534 Brandon Simmons 2004 3. 1,429 Brian Penecale 1994 4. 1,185 Mike Washington 2005 5. 1,170 Mike Washington 2006 6. 1,160 Mike Washington 2007 7. 1,157 Steve Weaver 1992 8. 1,050 Kevin Ingram 1999 9. 949 Bill Hess 1987 10. 901 Brian Penecale 1995

Career 1. 3,515 Mike Washington 2005-present 2. 3,159 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 3. 2,983 Brian Penecale 1992-95 4. 2,866 Bill Hess 1985-88 5. 2,499 Cory DeForrest 2001-04 6. 2,414 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 7. 2,280 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 8. 2,266 Monk Culbreath 1992-95 9. 2,186 Joe Senser 1975-78 10. 2,076 Bill Lowe 1996-99

Most ReceptionsSeason 1. 115 Kevin Ingram * 1998 2. 85 Brian Penecale 1994 3. 82 Kevin Ingram 1999 4. 74 Brandon Simmons 2004 5. 71 Jim Sheehan 1986 6. 61 Brian Penecale 1995 61 Scott Ansman 1990 8. 60 Bill Lowe 1998 9. 59 Steve Weaver 1992 10. 57 Scott Ansman 1989

11. 55 Mike Washington 2006*PSAC Record

Career 1. 235 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 2. 191 Brian Penecale 1992-95 3. 175 Bill Hess 1985-88 4. 163 Bill Lowe 1996-99 5. 157 Scott Ansman 1987-90 6. 151 Mike Washington 2005-present 7. 140 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 8. 139 Cory DeForrest 2002-04 9. 138 Jim Sheehan 1985-87 10. 130 Monk Culbreath 1992, 1994-95

Most Touchdown ReceptionsSeason 1. 22 Brian Penecale 1994 2. 21 Kevin Ingram 1998 3. 20 Brandon Simmons 2004 4. 16 Mike Washington 2006 16 Kevin Ingram 1999 6. 15 Mike Washington 2005 7. 14 Brian Penecale 1995 8. 13 Steve Weaver 1992

Career 1. 48 Brian Penecale 1992-95 2. 45 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 3. 43 Mike Washington 2005-present 4. 29 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 5. 28 Bill Hess 1985-88 6. 24 Scott Ansman 1987-90 7. 23 George Reid 1987-90 8. 22 Cory DeForrest 2002-04 22 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 10. 20 Jim Sheehan 1985-87

Two Players, 100 receiving yards –Same Game (12 times)

Mike Washington (162) and Steve Miller (139) – vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (10/27/07) Brandon Simmons (180) and Cory DeForrest (112) –

vs. ESU (11/27/04)Bill Lowe (168) and Kevin Ingram (133) –

vs. ESU (10/3/98)Brian Penecale (164) and Rich Neal (156) –

vs. Cal (11/12/94)Brian Penecale (127) and Rich Neal (120) –

vs. Millersville (10/22/94)Rich Neal (141) and Brian Penecale (112) –

vs. Mansfi eld (10/15/94)Steve Weaver (137) and Monk Culbreath (126) –

vs. Shippensburg (11/7/92)George Reid (247) and John Ferr0 (121) –

vs. New Haven (10/5/90)Bill Hess (186) and Tom Settembrino (100) –

vs. Clarion (10/15/88)Bill Hess (115) and Jim Sheehan (100) –

vs. Delaware (9/19/87)Mike Irving (151) and Reggie Hines (145) –

vs. Shippensburg (10/15/83)Paul Brown (176) and Joe Senser (112) –

vs. Lehigh (9/9/78)

Mike Washington has already set the school’s all-time record for receiving yards in a career. He stands on the verge of a few more records this coming fall.

individual receiving record book


INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDSMost PlaysGame 46 Derrick Price vs. Portland St., 1989Season 332 Derrick Price 1990 Career 860 Derrick Price 1987-90 Most YardsGame 401 Kevin Ingram at Clarion, 1998Season 2,264 Mike Irving 1984 Career 6,465 Derrick Price 1987-90

Most All-Purpose YardsGame 1. 401 Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion 1998 2. 368 Mike Irving vs. Bloomsburg 1984 3. 344 Derrick Price vs. Millersville 1990 4. 326 Derrick Price vs. Cheyney 1990 5. 309 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld 1988 6. 308 Mike Irving vs. Cheyney 1983 7. 296 Derrick Price vs. Kutztown 1990 8. 292 Scott Eberly vs. Kutztown 1993 9. 289 Mike Irving vs. ESU 1984 10. 282 Brandon Steinmetz vs. Kutztown 2006

Season 1. 2,264 Mike Irving 1984 2. 2,250 Derrick Price 1990 3. 2,026 Osagie Osunde 2004 4. 1,931 Derrick Price 1988 5. 1,835 Brandon Simmons 2004 6. 1,806 Derrick Price 1989 7. 1,692 Kevin Ingram 1998 8. 1,686 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 9. 1,660 Mike Irving 1983 10. 1,650 Brian Steinmetz 2005

Career 1. 6,465 Derrick Price 1987-90 2. 5,844 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 3. 5,822 Mike Irving 1981-84 4. 4,210 Ron Perkins 1979-82 5. 4,105 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 6. 3,932 Mike Washington 2005-present 7. 3,821 Bill Hess 1985-88 8. 3,785 Brian Steinmetz 2004-06 9. 3,712 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 10. 3,507 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99

Most All-Purpose Yards Per GameSeason 1. 226.4 Mike Irving 1984 2. 225.0 Derrick Price 1990 3. 168.0 Derrick Price 1988 4. 166.0 Mike Irving 1983 5. 165.1 Joe Iacone 1962 6. 159.8 Joe Iacone 1960 7. 155.8 Osagie Osunde 2004 8. 154.0 Derrick Price 1989 9. 153.8 Kevin Ingram 1998 10. 153.3 Mike Eckmeyer 2002

Career (min. 20 games played) 1. 147.5 Joe Iacone 1960-62 2. 145.8 Derrick Price 1987-90 3. 142.0 Mike Irving 1981-84 4. 132.8 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 5. 111.6 Jason Sims 1984-87 6. 107.2 Rich Neal 1993-94 7. 106.2 Mike Washington 2005-present

INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSEMost PlaysGame 62 Dave McDonald at Millersville, 1994Season 564 Dave McDonald 1990 Career 1,716 Mike Mitros 1996-99 Most YardsGame 505 Mike Mitros at Clarion, 1998Season 3,603 Dave McDonald 1994 Career 9,714 Mike Mitros 1996-99

Most Yards, Total OffenseGame 1. 505 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1998 2. 499 Mike Mitros vs. ESU 1998 3. 497 Ed Brown vs. New Haven 1990 4. 450 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1999 5. 412 Dave McDonald vs. Cal 1994 6. 399 Dave McDonald vs. Shippensburg 1992 7. 387 Mike Horrocks vs. Shippensburg 1983 8. 385 Mike Mitros vs. Millersville 1999 9. 378 Mike Mitros vs. New Haven 1998 10. 374 Mike Mitros vs. ESU 1999 374 Dave McDonald vs. Mansfi eld 1992

Season 1. 3,603 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 3,526 Bob Findora 2004 3. 3,478 Mike Mitros 1998 4. 3,082 Dave McDonald 1992 5. 2,928 Mike Mitros 1999 6. 2,810 Bill Zwaan 2007 7. 2,595 Bob Findora 2003 8. 2,383 Bob Findora 2002 9. 2,317 Dave McDonald 1993 10. 2,202 Tom Pierantozzi 1972

Career 1. 9,714 Mike Mitros 1996-99 2. 9,614 Bob Findora 2001-04 3. 9,081 Dave McDonald 1991-94 4. 7,359 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. 6,123 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 6. 5,194 Ron Gaynor 1979-82 7. 4,146 Tom Pierantozzi 1970-72 8. 4,083 Ed Brown 1988-90 9. 4,026 Jim Haynie 1965-67 10. 4,001 Derrick Price 1987-90

Most Yards Per Game, Total OffenseSeason 1. 316.2 Mike Mitros 1998 2. 300.2 Dave McDonald 1994 3. 292.8 Mike Mitros 1999 4. 280.2 Dave McDonald 1992 5. 235.9 Bob Findora 2003 6. 235.1 Bob Findora 2004 7. 234.2 Bill Zwaan 2007 8. 216.6 Bob Findora 2002 9. 210.6 Dave McDonald 1993 10. 202.5 Mike Horrocks 1984

Career (min. 20 games played) 1. 239.0 Dave McDonald 1991-94 2. 231.3 Mike Mitros 1996-99 3. 218.5 Bob Findora 2001-04 4. 175.2 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. 157.0 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 6. 148.6 Joe Iacone 1960-62

INDIVIDUAL SCORINGMost PointsGame 30 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 2005 30 Rocky Rees 1968 30 Joe Iacone 1962 30 Jim Pribula 1960Season 132 Brian Penecale 1994 132 Bill Schockley 1958 Career 345 Osagie Osunde 2004-07 Most TouchdownsGame 5 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 2005 5 Rocky Rees 1968 5 Joe Iacone 1962 5 Jim Pribula 1960Season 22 Brian Penecale 1994 Career 57 Osagie Osunde 2004-07

Most Touchdowns Responsible ForGame 7 Mike Mitros vs. Kutztown, 1999 7 Ed Brown vs. New Haven, 1990Season 45 Dave McDonald 1994 Career 111 Mike Mitros 1996-99

Most Field Goals MadeGame 3 Alex Walsh vs. IUP, 2005 3 Tony Gracia vs. Shippensburg, 1998 3 John Marotta vs. Cheyney, 1988 3 Eric Wentling vs. ESU, 1984Season 12 Eric Wentling 1984 Career 30 John Marotta 1987-90

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame 6 Mike Bean vs. New Haven, 1997Season 22 Eric Wentling 1984 Career 51 John Marotta 1987-90

Highest Field Goal PercentageSeason 72.7 (8 of 11) James Zelenak 1979Career 58.8 (30 of 51) John Marotta 1987-90

Derrick Price is the school’s all-time leading rusher as well as WCU’s all-time leader in all-purpose yardage.

total offense record book


INDIVIDUAL SCORING (Cont’d)Most PATs MadeGame 10 Bill Schockley vs. Cheyney, 1958Season 52 Barry Stevenson 1971Career 155 John Marotta 1987-90

Most PATs AttemptedGame 10 Bill Schockley vs. Cheyney, 1958Season 58 Barry Stevenson 1971Career 174 John Marotta 1987-90

Highest Percentage of PATs MadeGame 100.0 (10 of 10) Bill Schockley vs. Cheyney, 1958Season 94.7 (18 of 19) Eric Wentling 1982Career 92.5 (86 of 93) Eric Wentling 1981-84

Longest Field Goal Made55 Eric Wentling * vs. Bloomsburg, 1983* PSAC Record

Most PointsSeason 1. 132 Brian Penecale 1994 132 Bill Schockley 1958 3. 130 Kevin Ingram 1998 4. 120 Brandon Simmons 2004 5. 114 Bert Nye 1967 6. 110 Joe Iacone 1962 7. 108 Osagie Osunde 2004 8. 100 Kevin Ingram 1999

Career 1. 342 Osagie Osunde 2004-07 2. 292 Brian Penecale 1992-95 3. 278 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 4. 264 Mike Washington 2005-present 5. 258 Joe Iacone 1960-62 6. 246 Ron Perkins 1979-82 7. 245 John Marotta 1987-90 8. 244 Bert Nye 1966-68 9. 222 Brian Steinmetz 2004-06 10. 214 Bill Schockley 1958-59

INDIVIDUAL PUNTINGMost PuntsGame 12 Ron Till vs. Millersville, 1979 12 John Young at Delaware, 1969Season 67 Ron Till 1978Career 190 Chart Hollenbach 1985-88

Most YardsGame 442 Ron Becker at Delaware, 1983Season 2,430 Don Wolf 1977Career 7,571 Chart Hollenbach 1985-88

Highest Average Per PuntSeason 1. 42.1 Joseph Chilbert 1955 2. 41.9 Ron Minck 1998 3. 41.7 Joseph Chilbert 1954 4. 41.6 Chart Hollenbach 1988 5. 40.1 Anthony Belasco 2006

Career 1. 41.9 Joseph Chilbert 1954-55 2. 39.5 Rick Stevenson 1968; 1970 39.5 John Harrington 1957-58 4. 39.1 Jack Wendland 1955; 1957-58 5. 38.5 Chart Hollenbach 1985-88

Longest Punts (since 1978)80 Mike Bean vs. Cal, 199575 Chart Hollenbach at Jacksonville St., 198870 Ron Till at Delaware, 197863 Dan Wilbourne vs. Millersville, 200363 Chart Hollenbach at IUP, 198662 Ron Minck at Cheyney, 200061 Ron Becker at Delaware, 198361 Ken Dillon vs. ESU, 198261 Ken Dillon vs. Kutztown, 198260 Ron Minck at New Haven, 1998

INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURNSMost Yards GainedGame 169 Jamie Albrecht vs. ESU, 1996Season 635 Derrick Price 1989Career 2,170 Derrick Price 1987-90

Most ReturnsGame 8 Derrick Price at Jacksonville St., 1988Season 33 Rich Neal 1994Career 93 Derrick Price 1987-90

Most Returns for a TouchdownGame 1 (last by Don DeFilipo) at Cheyney, 1999Season 2 Mike Irving 1984Career 2 Derrick Price 1987-90 2 Mike Irving 1981-84

Highest Average Per ReturnSeason 1. 28.5 Guy VanAlstine 1974 2. 28.3 Brandon Simmons 2003 3. 28.2 LeRoy Miller 2000 4. 27.4 Brandon Simmons 2004 5. 27.3 Don DeFilipo 1999

Career 1. 28.5 Guy VanAlstine 1974 2. 25.9 Guy VanAlstine 2000 3. 24.8 Roger Benson 1998-99 4. 24.6 Tyrik MacKall 2004 5. 24.5 Merritt Kersey 1973

Longest Kickoff Returns95 TD Monk Culbreth at ESU, 199594 TD Mike Irving vs. Glassboro St., 1984

INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNSMost Yards GainedGame 177 Mike Irving vs. Cheyney, 1983Season 357 Dennis Shank 1966Career 946 Mike Irving 1981-84

Most ReturnsGame 7 John Goldsworthy vs. Glassboro St., 1985Season 42 Bill Hess 1987Career 76 Bill Hess 1985-88

Most Returns for a TouchdownGame 1 (last by Brandon Simmons) at Shippensburg, 2005Season 2 4 times (last by John Goldsworthy, 1985)Career 4 Mike Irving 1981-84

Highest Average Per ReturnSeason 1. 16.3 Greg Herr 1971 2. 15.5 Mike Irving 1981 3. 15.1 Brandon Simmons 2005 4. 15.0 Mike Irving 1982

Career 1. 13.3 Mike Irving 1981-84 2. 11.2 Merritt Kersey 1971-73

Longest Punt Returns95 TD Mike Irving at Delaware St., 198195 Nick Giunta vs. Penn Military College, 194185 TD Roger Aughenbaugh at So. Conn. St., 196283 TD Mike Irving vs. Bloomsburg, 1984

Brandon Simmons scored 120 points in 2004 to place fourth on the school’s

all-time single-season chart.

individual scoring record book


INDIVIDUAL TACKLESMost Total Tackles (since 1971)Game 25 John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 1985Season 150 Bill Edgar 1973Career 407 Lateef Ferguson 2004-07

Most Solo Tackles (since 1971)Game 19 John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 1985Season 96 Bill Edgar 1973Career 240 Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93

Most Assisted Tackles (since 1971)Game 13 John Minnino at Kutztown, 1983Season 87 Bill Edgar 1973Career 227 Bill Edgar 1971-73

Most Total TacklesGame 1. 25 (19-6) John Minnino vs. Bloomsburg 1985 2. 23 (10-13) John Minnino vs. Kutztown 1983 3. 20 (18-2) Jimmy Lewis vs. Millersville 2006 4. 18 (16-2) Mike Mignogno vs. Bloomsburg 2004 18 (11-7) Lee Woodall vs. Delaware 1993 18 (12-6) Lee Woodall vs. Mansfi eld 1991 18 (11-7) Paul Nanni vs. Millersville 1983 5. 17 (13-4) Ben Tonon vs. Delaware 1996

Season 1. 150 (63-87) Bill Edgar 1973 2. 140 (76-64) Lee Woodall 1993 3. 135 (84-51) John Minnino 1984 4. 130 (62-68) Dave Fisher 1972 5. 129 (96-33) Steve Grundy 1979 6. 126 (68-58) Paul Nanni 1983 7. 126 (83-43) Joe Maida 1982 8. 125 (71-54) John Minnino 1983 9. 123 (75-48) Doug Jacobs 1981 10. 122 (45-77) Bill Edgar 1972

Career 1. 407 (237-170) Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 2. 397 (244-153) Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 3. 372 (145-227) Bill Edgar 1971-73 4. 370 (233-137) John Minnino 1983-85 5. 348 (208-140) Doug Jacobs 1980-83 6. 317 (205-112) Joe Maida 1981-83 7. 315 (195-120) Ben Tonon 1994-97 8. 255 (158-97) Paul Nanni 1982-84 9. 235 (158-77) Matt Cozza 1996-99 10. 219 (132-87) John Garbarino 1989-91

Most Solo TacklesSeason 1. 96 Steve Grundy 1979 2. 84 John Minnino 1984 3. 83 Joe Maida 1983 4. 79 Lee Woodall 1991 5. 78 John Minnino 1984 6. 76 Lee Woodall 1993 7. 75 Doug Jacobs 1981 8. 73 Paul Nanni 1984 73 Jim Bauer 1981 10. 71 John Minnino 1983

Career 1. 240 Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 2. 237 Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 3. 233 John Minnino 1971-73 4. 211 Doug Jacobs 1980-83

211 Justin Foster 1993-95 6. 195 Ben Tonon 1994-97 7. 181 Joe Maida 1981-83 8. 158 Matt Cozza 1996-99 158 Paul Nanni 1982-84 10. 145 Bill Edgar 1971-73

Most Assisted TacklesSeason 1. 87 Bill Edgar 1973 2. 77 Bill Edgar 1972 3. 68 Dave Fisher 1972 4. 64 Paul Givler 1973 5. 64 Lee Woodall 1993 6. 63 Bill Edgar 1971 7. 58 Paul Nanni 1983 8. 58 Mike Green 1973 9. 54 John Mininno 1983 54 Ben Tonon 1996

Career 1. 227 Bill Edgar 1971-73 2. 170 Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 3. 153 Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 4. 137 John Minnino 1983-85 137 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 6. 120 Ben Tonon 1994-97 7. 116 Joe Maida 1981-83 8. 115 Dave Fisher 1971-72 9. 97 Paul Nanni 1982-84

Most Tackles For A Loss (since 1988)Game 5 Ben Tonon vs. Cheyney, 1997Season 28 Pat Ellis 1988Career 63 Ben Tonon 1994-97

Season 1. 24 Ben Tonon 1996 24 Greg Espenshade 1988 3. 22 Ben Tonon 1997 22 John Mohollen 1989 5. 21 Lou Berman 1989

Career 1. 63 Ben Tonon 1994-97 2. 38.5 Graham Eggleston 2001-04 3. 35 Greg Espenshade 1988-89 4. 30 Jason Swint 1993-95 5. 29 Brian Kersey 1998-2001

Most SacksGame 4 Vlad Garbovsky at Edinboro, 2007 4 Jason Swint vs. New Haven, 1995 4 Lou Berman at Kutztown, 1989 4 Mike Testa at Bloomsburg, 1987Season 13 Pat Ellis 1988 13 George Veneziale 1978Career 21.5 Doug Jacobs 1980-83

Season 1. 13 Pat Ellis 1988 13 George Veneziale 1978 3. 11 Greg Espenshade 1988 4. 10.5 Eric Krohn 1992 10.5 Mike Carnesale 1987

Career 1. 21.5 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 2. 20 Jason Swint 1993-95 3. 19.5 Graham Eggleston 2001-04 4. 18.5 Pat Ellis 1986-88 5. 18.0 Mike Testa 1985-88

INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONSMost InterceptionsGame 3 Pat Tryson at Mansfi eld, 1987 3 Shawn Miles at Kutztown, 1983 3 Joe Maida at Delaware, 1983 3 Denny Shank at Bloomsburg, 1967 3 Denny Shank vs. Clarion, 1967Season 12 Denny Shank 1967Career 21 Denny Shank 1965-67

Most Interceptions Returned For A TDGame 1 (last by Angel Santana) vs. Cheyney, 2004Season 4 Jim Pribula 1959Career 5 Jim Pribula 1959-61

Longest Interception Return98 TD Jim Pribula vs. ESU, 1959

Most InterceptionsSeason 1. 12 Denny Shank 1967 2. 7 Joe Maida 1983 7 Shawn Miles 1983 7 Dan Bedesein 1978 7 Jerry McMahon 1969

Career 1. 21 Denny Shank 1965-67 2. 15 Joe Maida 1981-83 3. 13 Jerome Watts 1986-88 4. 12 Mike Gillen 1983-86 12 Dan Kline 1975-77

Most Fumble RecoveriesGame 3 Joe Brooks at Delaware, 2002 3 Pete Robinson at Delaware, 1979Season 8 John Minnino 1985Career 12 John Minnino 1983-85

Most Fumble Recoveries Returned For A TDGame 1 (last by Angel Santana) vs. Cheyney 2004Season 4 Jim Pribula 1959Career 5 Jim Pribula 1959-61

Longest Fumble Recovery90 TD Marcellus Simmons at Buffalo, 1997

Last Fumble Recovery For A TD55 TD Chris Tagye at Millersville, 2005

West Chester Safeties Since 19712004 Team (vs. Cheyney)2001 Duane Thomas1999 Matt Jesson1998 Adrian Wilkerson1995 Jay Jairdullo1991 Mike Gifford1987 Dominic Kurtyan1983 Bill McConaghy (2)1981 Pete Bumbulsky (2)

Defensive 2-pt. ConversionsGraham Eggleston at Shippensburg, 2003Dominic Kurtyan (77 yards) vs. Kutztown, 1988

defensive record book


RUSHINGYear G Att. Yards AVG. TD Yds/G2007 12 442 1811 4.1 23 150.92006 13 479 2552 5.3 31 196.32005 12 504 2276 4.5 26 189.72004 15 629 2779 4.4 42 185.32003 11 464 2515 5.4 29 228.62002 11 458 1760 3.8 18 160.02001 9 419 1885 4.5 15 209.42000 11 408 1154 2.8 7 104.91999 10 344 1636 4.8 24 163.61998 11 428 1671 3.9 18 151.91997 11 548 2073 3.1 16 188.51996 10 442 1653 3.7 20 165.31995 11 488 1459 3.0 14 132.61994 12 453 1914 4.2 13 159.51993 11 460 2034 4.4 15 184.91992 11 456 1574 3.5 14 143.11991 11 494 1822 3.7 17 165.61990 10 449 1676 3.7 14 167.61989 11 504 2023 4.0 21 183.91988 11 538 2251 4.2 23 204.61987 11 514 2173 4.2 27 197.51986 11 443 1972 4.5 20 179.31985 10 456 1547 3.4 10 154.71984 10 456 2105 4.6 18 210.51983 10 478 1828 3.8 15 182.81982 10 494 2494 5.0 26 249.41981 11 529 2360 4.5 24 214.61980 10 494 1983 4.0 18 198.31979 11 505 1540 3.1 5 140.01978 11 466 1428 3.1 7 129.81977 10 450 1734 3.8 14 173.41976 9 454 1949 4.3 16 216.61975 9 476 1716 3.6 13 190.71974 10 470 2104 4.5 25 210.41973 10 492 2289 4.7 22 228.91972 10 411 1760 4.3 32 176.01971 10 517 2804 5.4 44 280.41970 11 527 2086 3.9 26 189.61969 10 460 1868 4.0 23 186.81968 9 407 1674 4.1 23 209.31967 11 450 1979 4.4 34 197.91966 11 532 2237 4.2 29 203.41965 8 352 1364 3.9 14 170.51964 8 415 1729 4.2 23 216.11963 9 344 1758 5.1 n/a 219.71962 10 394 1879 4.8 n/a 208.71961 9 421 1908 4.5 n/a 212.01960 9 439 2263 5.2 n/a 251.51959 8 323 1625 5.0 n/a 215.61958 10 434 2961 6.8 n/a 296.11957 9 380 2234 5.9 n/a 248.21955 9 374 1417 3.8 n/a 157.41954 9 347 1465 4.2 n/a 162.81953 8 330 1652 5.0 n/a 206.51952 7 381 2062 5.4 n/a 294.61951 10 466 2607 5.6 n/a 289.7

PASSINGYear G Cmp. Att. Pct. Yards Int. TD Yds/G2007 12 184 332 55.4 3102 18 28 258.52006 13 174 291 59.8 2741 13 29 208.82005 12 151 304 49.7 2588 10 27 215.72004 15 205 355 56.6 3384 20 31 225.62003 11 143 276 51.8 2500 10 22 227.32002 11 188 340 55.3 2510 12 19 228.22001 9 126 272 46.3 1715 14 11 190.62000 11 144 308 46.8 1467 19 8 133.41999 10 237 376 63.0 2944 13 29 294.41998 11 269 459 58.6 3452 12 32 313.81997 11 142 266 53.4 1560 10 13 141.81996 10 192 339 56.6 2147 15 20 214.71995 11 178 385 46.2 2209 18 21 200.81994 12 274 508 53.9 3641 20 41 303.41993 11 188 374 50.3 2506 17 26 227.81992 11 198 362 54.7 3135 17 24 285.01991 11 123 282 43.6 1610 14 7 146.41990 10 157 310 50.6 1817 6 25 181.71989 11 148 289 51.2 2095 11 27 190.51988 11 162 264 61.4 2255 10 27 205.01987 11 161 291 55.3 2496 8 24 226.91986 11 203 348 58.3 2206 13 23 200.51985 10 118 248 47.6 1465 8 9 146.51984 10 132 254 52.0 1832 5 16 183.21983 10 98 210 46.7 1410 17 11 141.01982 10 109 212 51.4 1354 11 7 135.41981 11 95 197 48.2 1468 10 11 133.51980 10 91 180 50.5 1376 11 11 137.61979 11 75 169 44.4 904 13 5 82.21978 11 126 265 47.5 1650 25 8 150.01977 10 97 214 45.3 1188 22 6 118.81976 9 62 145 42.8 1013 15 11 112.61975 9 87 162 53.7 923 12 8 102.61974 10 120 186 64.5 1582 4 7 158.21973 10 93 188 49.5 1070 8 8 107.01972 10 176 329 53.5 2387 15 17 238.71971 10 116 235 49.4 1493 14 10 149.31970 11 121 243 49.3 1855 16 18 168.61969 10 131 291 45.0 2323 15 27 232.31968 9 115 248 46.4 1548 9 7 193.51967 11 141 295 47.8 2190 13 19 219.01966 11 132 263 50.2 1997 12 15 181.51965 8 65 170 38.2 1019 14 10 127.41964 8 50 142 35.2 884 13 7 110.51963 9 68 151 45.0 1162 7 18 145.21962 10 68 131 51.9 1280 5 16 142.21961 9 78 151 51.7 1501 11 19 166.71960 9 68 135 50.4 1416 7 16 157.31959 8 58 137 42.3 948 9 17 118.51958 10 100 199 50.3 1476 13 25 147.61957 9 59 153 38.6 996 13 21 110.71955 9 49 137 35.8 619 11 4 68.81954 9 70 167 41.9 1221 14 11 135.61953 8 65 154 42.2 1019 15 13 127.41952 7 47 135 34.8 1033 11 10 147.61951 10 39 122 32.0 541 14 9 60.1

team year-by-year statistics


RECEIVINGYear G Rec. Yards Yds/C TD Rec/G2007 12 184 3102 16.9 28 15.32006 13 174 2714 20.8 29 13.42005 12 151 2588 17.1 27 12.62004 15 205 3384 16.5 31 13.72003 11 143 2500 17.5 22 13.02002 11 188 2510 13.4 19 17.12001 9 126 1715 13.6 11 14.02000 11 144 1467 10.2 8 13.11999 10 237 2944 12.4 29 23.71998 11 269 3452 12.8 32 24.51997 11 142 1560 11.0 13 12.91996 10 192 2146 11.2 20 19.21995 11 178 2208 12.4 21 16.21994 12 273 3641 13.3 41 22.81993 11 188 2506 13.3 26 17.11992 11 198 3135 15.8 24 18.01991 11 123 1610 13.1 7 11.21990 10 157 1817 11.6 25 15.71989 11 148 2095 14.2 27 13.51988 11 162 2255 13.9 27 14.71987 11 161 2496 15.5 24 14.61986 11 203 2206 10.9 23 18.51985 10 118 1465 12.4 9 11.81984 10 132 1832 13.9 16 13.21983 10 98 1408 14.4 12 9.81982 10 109 1354 12.4 7 10.91981 11 95 1468 15.5 11 8.61980 10 91 1376 15.1 11 9.11979 11 75 904 12.1 5 6.81978 11 126 1650 13.1 8 11.51977 10 97 1188 12.3 6 9.71976 9 62 1013 16.3 11 6.91975 9 87 923 10.6 8 9.71974 10 120 1582 13.2 7 12.01973 10 93 1070 10.8 8 9.31972 10 176 2387 13.6 17 17.61971 10 116 1493 12.8 10 11.61970 11 121 1855 15.3 18 11.01969 10 131 2323 17.7 27 13.11968+ 9 115 1548 13.5 7 14.41967# 11 141 2190 15.5 19 14.11966 11 132 1997 15.1 15 12.01965 8 65 1019 15.7 10 8.11964 8 50 884 17.7 7 6.31963## 9 68 1162 17.1 18 8.51962@ 10 68 1280 18.8 16 8.51961 9 78 1501 19.2 19 8.71960 9 68 1416 20.8 16 7.51959 8 58 948 16.3 17 7.31958 10 100 1476 14.8 25 10.01957 9 59 996 16.9 21 6.61955 9 49 619 12.6 4 5.41954 9 70 1221 17.4 11 7.91953 8 65 1019 15.7 13 8.11952 7 47 1033 22.0 10 6.71951 10 39 541 13.9 9 4.3

TOTAL OFFENSEYear G Plays Rush Pass Total TD Yds/G2007 12 774 1811 3102 4913 53 409.42006 13 770 2552 2714 5266 60 405.12005 12 808 2276 2588 4864 53 405.32004 15 997 2779 3384 5049 73 410.92003 11 740 2515 2500 5015 51 455.92002 11 798 1760 2510 4270 38 388.22001 9 691 1885 1715 3600 26 400.02000 11 716 1154 1467 2621 15 238.31999 10 720 1636 2944 4580 53 458.0 1998 11 887 1671 3452 5123 50 465.71997 11 810 2073 1560 3633 29 330.31996 10 781 1653 2147 3800 41 380.01995 11 873 1459 2209 3668 35 333.51994 12 961 1914 3641 5555 54 462.91993 11 834 2034 2506 4540 41 412.71992 11 818 1574 3135 4709 38 428.11991 11 776 1822 1610 3432 24 312.01990 10 759 1676 1817 3493 39 349.31989 11 793 2023 2095 4118 48 374.41988 11 902 2251 2255 4506 50 409.61987 11 805 2173 2496 4669 51 424.51986 11 790 1972 2205 4177 43 379.71985 10 704 1547 1465 3012 19 301.21984 10 710 2105 1832 3937 34 393.71983 10 688 1828 1408 3236 27 323.61982 10 706 2494 1354 3848 33 384.81981 11 726 2360 1468 3828 35 348.01980 10 674 1983 1376 3359 29 335.91979 11 674 1540 904 2444 20 222.21978 11 731 1428 1650 3078 15 279.81977 10 664 1734 1188 2922 20 292.21976 9 599 1949 1013 2962 27 329.11975 9 638 1716 923 2639 21 293.21974 10 656 2104 1582 3686 32 368.61973 10 680 2289 1070 3359 30 335.91972 10 740 1760 2387 4147 49 414.71971 10 752 2804 1493 4297 54 429.71970 11 770 2086 1885 3941 44 358.31969 10 762 2323 1868 4191 50 419.11968 9 655 1674 1548 3222 30 402.81967 11 745 1979 2190 4169 53 416.91966 11 795 2237 1997 4234 46 384.91965 8 522 1364 1019 2383 24 297.91964 8 557 1729 884 2613 30 326.61963 9 495 1758 1162 2920 n/a 365.01962 10 525 1879 1280 3159 n/a 351.01961 9 572 1908 1501 3409 n/a 378.71960 9 574 2263 1416 3679 n/a 408.81959 8 460 1625 948 2673 n/a 334.11958 10 633 2961 1476 4437 n/a 443.71957 9 533 2234 996 3236 n/a 358.91955 9 511 1417 619 2036 n/a 226.21954 9 514 1465 1221 2686 n/a 298.41953 8 484 1652 1019 2679 n/a 334.91952 7 516 2062 1033 3095 n/a 442.11951 10 588 2607 541 3148 n/a 349.7

team year-by-year statistics


These former Golden Rams have appearedin at least one NFL regular-season game dur-

ing their professional football careers.

Tony DiMidioKansas City Chiefs 1966-67Career notes: Drafted in 1964 by KC ... played in 26 games in two seasons.

Carl GersbachPhiladelphia Eagles 1970Minnesota Vikings 1971-72San Diego Chargers 1973-74Chicago Bears 1975St. Louis Cardinals 1976Career notes: Played 76 games ... recorded three interceptions and 13 return yards.

Merritt KerseyPhiladelphia Eagles 1974-75Career notes: Punted in 16 games ... recorded 97 punts for 3,448 yards with an average of 35.5 per kick.

Joe SenserMinnesota Vikings 1980-82, 84Career notes: In 49 games recorded 165 recep-tions, 1,822 yards, 16 touchdowns ... averaged 11 yards per catch ... drafted in 1979 in the sixth round by the Vikings.

Bill “Butch” ShockleyNew York Titans (Jets) 1960-61Buffalo Bills 1961New York Titans (Jets) 1962Pittsburgh Steelers 1968Career notes: Kicker who recorded 181 career points ... 169 of his points occurred on 26 fi eld goals and 91 of 96 PATs ... made 94.8% of his PATs ... also had 42 rushing attempts for 165 yards ... averaged 23.3 yards per kick return on 32 attempts.

Ralph TammCleveland Browns 1990-91Washington Redskins 1991Cincinnati Bengals 1991San Francisco 49ers 1992-94Denver Broncos 1995-96Kansas City Chiefs 1997-99Career notes: Won Super Bowl ring in January of 1995 as the San Francisco 49ers defeated the San Diego Chargers, 49-26, in Miami in Super Bowl XXIV.

Chuck WeberCleveland Browns 1955-56Chicago Cardinals 1956-58Philadelphia Eagles 1959-61Career notes: Member of the 1955 NFL Cham-pion Cleveland Browns and the 1960 NFL Champion Philadelphia Eagles ... served as a defensive captain for the Eagles ... his playing

1994:Started 13 regular season games and played in 15 ... played in three post-season games ... fi nished with 57 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF, 1 RF ... won Super Bowl ring.

The following list of former Golden Ram players have appeared in a variety of professional foot-ball leagues, as well as NFL Training Camps.Player (Final WCU season) TeamScott Asman (1990) Chicago Bears San Francisco 49ers Orlando Thunder (WLAF)Jay Buchanon (1988) Philadelphia Eagles Ron Gaynor (1982) Seattle Seahawks Buffalo Bills/Philadelphia EaglesBob Hartshorn (1976) Dallas CowboysJim Haynie (1968) Minnesota VikingsBilly Hess (1988) Philadelphia Eagles Phoenix Cardinals San Antonio Riders (WLAF) Toronto Argonauts/San Antonio Texans (CFL) Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL)Reggie Hines (1984) Dallas Cowboys Mel Hinton (1975) Dallas Cowboys Norm Hopley (1979) Philadelphia Eagles Joe Iacone (1963) Philadelphia Eagles Dennis Ianovale (1974) Washington Redskins New York GiantsKevin Ingram (1999) Indianapolis Firebirds (Arena) Los Angeles Avengers (Arena)Ken Johns (1964) Kansas City Chiefs Chris Luneburg (1992) Buffalo Bills Toronto Argonauts (CFL) London Monarchs (WLAF)Joe Maida (1984) Dallas Cowboys Al Niemela (1988) Philadelphia Eagles Doug Olson (1973) Philadelphia Bell (WFL)Tom Pierantozzi (1973) Baltimore Colts Fred Prender (1954) Pittsburgh Steelers Jim Pribula (1961) Washington Redskins Philadelphia EaglesRocky Rees (1971) Boston Patriots Gary Schippang (1985) Minnesota Vikings New York Giants Tom Shaffer (1982) New England Patriots Philadelphia Eagles/New York Jets Guy Van Alstine (1975) New York Giants Lee Woodall (1993) Toronto Argonauts (CFL)

career consisted of 80 games, 10 interceptions, 90 interception return yards ... he had a career-best six interceptions during the Eagles title run in 1960 ... also coached in the NFL and AFL for the Boston Patriots, San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals, St. Louis Cardinals and Baltimore Colts.

Lee WoodallSan Francisco 49ers 1994-99Carolina Panthers 2000Denver Broncos 2001

Career notes:Selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the sixth round of the 1994 draft ... started as a rookie ... played in the Pro Bowl in 1995 and 1997 ... posted the second-longest fumble return in 49er history (96 yards for a TD vs. Buffalo on an ESPN Sunday Night Game) ... 49er totals: 94 games, 89 starts, 358 tackles, 9 sacks (-55 yards), 5 FF, 3 RF, 1 TD, 5 interceptions, 59 yards, 11.8 per return average ... Career totals: 124 games, 105 starts, 460 tackles, 352 solo hits, 108 assists, 10 sacks for -61 yards, 8 forced fumbles, 6 interceptions for 59 yards including a career long 55 yards, 36 passes defensed.

2001:Played 14 games for the Denver Broncos in his fi nal NFL season ... recorded three tackles and a six-yard sack.

2000:Second on Carolina Panthers in tackles ... 97 tack-les, two fumble recoveries and an interception.

1999:Played and started 16 games ... 68 tackles, 2.5 sacks (-12.5 yards), 1 FF.

1998:Played and started 15 games ... recorded 59 tack-les ... had one interception for four yards.

1997:Started 16 games and recorded career-high 57 tackles, 7 quarterback pressures, 2 interceptions, 2 FF ... played in his second Pro Bowl ... posted 11 tackles and broke up two passes in two post-season starts.

1996:Played 16 regular season games, including 13 starts, and two post-season playoff games ... fi nished with 55 tackles, 2.5 sacks ... tied for second on the team with 12 tackles (nine solo) and one sack in the playoffs.

1995:Selected as a Pro Bowl Starter ... played in every game, drawing 15 starting assignments ... fi nished with 62 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 FR, 1 FF.

west chester university in the pros


Athletic Dept. Phone: (610) 436-3555 FAX: (610) 436-1020Athletic TrainingMedical Coordinator Sandy Fowkes-Godek x2342Athletic Trainer Carolyn Jimenez x3293Athletic Trainer Scott Heinerichs x2733Athletic Trainer Neil Curtis x2969Athletic Trainer Nicole Armstrong x2250Athletic Trainer Katie Morrison x1091Athletic Trainer Bryan McCloskey x2139Athletic Trainer Alison Shires x2515

EquipmentEquipment Manager TBA

FacilitiesAsst. AD/Facilities Terry Beattie x3317Grounds Chris Frey x3233 David Wolfe x3555

FootballHead Coach Bill Zwaan x3528Off. Coordinator/Recruiting Gerald Toney x2158Def. Coordinator/Academics Mike Furlong x2160Linebackers/Video Mike Lux x3527Linebackers/Special Teams E.J. Sandusky x2157Tight Ends/Strength Jim Brazill Sr. Running Backs Jack Klebe Offensive Line Nick SamaDefensive Line/Strength Brandon NobleAsst. Offensive Line Jim Brazill Jr.

BaseballHead Coach Greg Mamula x2152Assistant Coach John Bellaver

Men’s BasketballHead Coach Damien Blair x2136Assistant Coach Roy Blumenthal x4397

Women’s BasketballHead Coach Deirdre Kane x3399Assistant Coach Kiera Wooden x3420

CheerleadingHead Coach Kelly Bergan 610-468-2145

Cross Country/Track & FieldMen’s Head Coach Andy Huber x2468Women’s Head Coach Jason Kilgore x6946

Field HockeyHead Coach Kathy Krannebitter x2144Assistant Coach Julie Lambi x2144

Men’s GolfHead Coach Harry Hammond x3555

Women’s GolfHead Coach Mike Thompson x3555

Women’s GymnasticsHead Coach Barbara Cordova x3555Assistant Coach Kyla Lenti x3555

Women’s LacrosseHead Coach Ginny Martino x2394Assistant Coach Sue Burmester x2394

Women’s RugbyHead Coach Tony DeRemer 738-3893Assistant Coach Ashley Farmer x3555

Men’s SoccerHead Coach Kendall Walkes x2221Assistant Coach Steve Blumenthal x2221

Women’s SoccerHead Coach Betty Ann Kempf Townsley x6903Assistant Coach TBA

Softball Head Coach Diane Lokey x2170Assistant Coach Jeanne Hendricks

Men’s and Women’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach: Swimming Jamie Rudisill x2127Head Coach: Diving Dr. Ronn Jenkins x3505Assistant Coach Henry Heimetz x3555

Women’s VolleyballHead Coach Kassie Bellaver x3237Assistant Coach TBA

Terry BeattieAsst. AD/Facilities

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