NCAA Playoff Game Two Information
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PLAYOFF GAMEDAY NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIPS • NOVEMBER 30, 2013 • ROYAL STADIUM • ARDEN HILLS #6 BETHEL vs. WARTBURG OFFENSE POS. NO. NAME QB 16 Erik Peterson RB 22 Brandon Marquardt RB 34 Jesse Phenow LT 62 Bubba Friedland LG 71 Dillon Crum C 74 Ben Bjork RG 70 Joshua Perkins RT 77 Jeff Schmidt TE 81 Drew Neuville WR 6 Jay Hilbrands WR 19 Mitch Hallstrom DEFENSE POS. NO. NAME DE 49 Kyle Asmus NG 44 Will Van Duzer DE 90 Luke Buttenhoff OLB 43 Phil Peterson ILB 5 Seth Mathis ILB 3 Landon Mathis OLB 18 Kevin Flaherty CB 2 Landen Strilzuk S 21 J.D. Mehlhorn S 55 David Morgan CB 7 Josh Treimer SPECIAL TEAMS POS. NO. NAME PK 85 Andrew O’Reilly P 43 Phillip Peterson KR 22 Brandon Marquardt KR 24 Bryce Marquardt PR 19 Mitch Hallstrom LS 17 Tom Keefe H 8 Bryce Stockwell The Bethel file: The No. 6-ranked Royals en- ter today’s contest with an 11-0 record, which includes an 8-0 mark against conference op- ponents. Bethel recently routed St. Scholastica at the Mall of America field last week, 70-13. The Royals wracked up more than 500 yards and held the Saints to less than 200 total yards on the day. Caretakers: Bethel has done an exceptional job taking care of the football this season, as the Royals have a turnover margin of plus-20 after eleven games played. BU’s turnover margin ranks No. 5 nationwide. Wabash leads the country with a turnover margin of plus-2.4 turnovers per game. Bethel’s 31 forced turnovers ranks No. 9 among all NCAA Division III institutions. Conference MVP: Quarterback Erik Peterson was recently announced as the Jim Christopher- son MIAC Most Valuable Player. After last week’s game against CSS, Peterson broke Bethel’s single season record for yards thrown (2,795) and is six completions away from the single-season record at BU for completions. On the season, Peterson is 206-of-293 (70.3 percent) with 23 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Sensational staff: In addition to Erik Peterson receiving the MIAC MVP award and 23 other players earning recognition, head coach Steve Johnson and his staff received the John Gagliardi MIAC Football Coach of the Year. For Johnson, who is in his 25th season with the Royals, it was his fifth conference award. He and the Bethel staff have led BU to eight postseason appearances in the last 14 years, including three in the last four. Playoff picture: The Royals postseason berth in 2013 was the eighth trip to the NCAA Divi- sion III Championships since 2000. Meanwhile, its MIAC Championship was the fifth title won outright or shared in the same time. Bethel has totalled an 8-7 record in the playoffs, including last week’s win over St. Scholastica. BU has gone 8-3 since 2007 with two West Region Championships. The Wartburg file: The Knights enter Satur- day’s game with an 9-2 record, including a 6-1 mark in loop play. Wartburg’s only loss against a WIAC opponent was against Coe College on No- vember 2, however, the Knight’s other loss was against Bethel in the second week of the 2013 campagin. The series: Saturday’s game between Wartburg and Bethel will be the second meeting this season and the fifth overall. The Royals and Knights have met three times in the playoffs. BU owns a 2-1 re- cord over Wartburg in the postseason and is 3-1 overall, including wins in the last three matchups. Bulldozing bunch: The Knights utilized a dynamic ground game in last week’s 41-7 vic- tory over Illinois Wesleyan University, as Wartburg rushed for 274 yards. Brandon Domeyer led the Knights’ rushing attack with 161 yards on 34 car- ries and three touchdowns—averaging 4.7 yards per carry. Domeyer has wracked up 834 yards on the ground this year on 200 attempts—aver- aging 4.2 yards per rushing attempt. Additionally, sophomore has 10 touchdowns. Ball hawks: Head coach Rick Willis and the Wartburg College football team forced seven turn- overs against the Titans last week in Bloomington, Ill. The Knights recorded four total interceptions against Illinois Wesleyan, which included a pick in the final three IWU possessions. Meanwhile, Wart- burg stripped the Titans five times and recovered three fumbles. Seven different defenders created a turnover for the Knights Saturday. Postseason punch: 2013 marks the 10th NCAA Division III Playoff appearance for Wartburg College, who has accumulated a 5-9 record in the postseason. This is the seventh trip to the DIII Championships under Rick Willis’s guidance and first since 2010. The Knights’ IIAC Championship in 2013 was the sixth that they have won outright or shared since 2002. Wartburg’s best playoff run was in 2008, when they lost in the quarterfinals. OFFENSE POS. NO. NAME QB 10 Logan Schrader RB 24 Brandon Domeyer WR 1 Donald Miller WR 23 Robbie Anstoetter WR 83 Jordan Schmitt TE 80 Jake Holsteen LT 73 Chris Brinkmeier LG 68 Chase Wilhelms C 52 Casey Krull RG 72 Bjorn Nelson RT 56 Bronson Tatham DEFENSE POS. NO. NAME DE 90 Cole Hinders DT 54 Miquel Lozan DT 58 Ben Bentil DE 96 Martin Hyatte LB 47 Will Janssen LB 26 Ryan Billings LB 28 Drew Kooi CB 19 Logan Pitz S 16 Skylar Dierikx S 3 Jared Wauters CB 4 Spencer Capitani SPECIAL TEAMS POS. NO. NAME PU 99 Grant Zimmerman PU 95 Avery Mason PK 98 Michael Bohlke PK 93 Jason Lizalek KR 4 Spencer Capitani KR 1 Donald Miller ROYALS STARTERS KNIGHTS STARTERS WHAT TO WATCH FOR Bethel Athletics....................... bethelroyals.com Bethel Twitter .............................@bethelroyals Bethel Facebook ...... facebook.com/bethelroyals Bethel Instagram ........................@bethelroyals Bethel YouTube .......... youtube.com/bethelroyals Wartburg Athletics............ go-knights.net Wartburg Twitter ..................@KnightsSID Wartburg Facebook ..... Wartburg Knights SOCIAL SUITE NATIONAL GAMES Wittenberg at Mount Union....................... Noon Ithaca at Wesley ..................................... Noon UW-Platteville at North Central .................. Noon Franklin at UW-Whitewater ....................... Noon Hampden-Sydney at Linfield..................... Noon St. John Fisher at Hobart ......................... Noon Rowan at Mary Hardin-Baylor ................... 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PLAYOFF GAMEDAYNCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIPS • NOVEMBER 30, 2013 • ROYAL STADIUM • ARDEN HILLS
#6 BETHEL vs. WARTBURG
OFFENSE
POS. NO. NAMEQB 16 Erik PetersonRB 22 Brandon MarquardtRB 34 Jesse PhenowLT 62 Bubba FriedlandLG 71 Dillon CrumC 74 Ben BjorkRG 70 Joshua PerkinsRT 77 Jeff SchmidtTE 81 Drew NeuvilleWR 6 Jay HilbrandsWR 19 Mitch Hallstrom
DEFENSE
POS. NO. NAMEDE 49 Kyle AsmusNG 44 Will Van DuzerDE 90 Luke ButtenhoffOLB 43 Phil PetersonILB 5 Seth MathisILB 3 Landon MathisOLB 18 Kevin FlahertyCB 2 Landen StrilzukS 21 J.D. MehlhornS 55 David MorganCB 7 Josh Treimer
SPECIAL TEAMS
POS. NO. NAMEPK 85 Andrew O’Reilly P 43 Phillip PetersonKR 22 Brandon MarquardtKR 24 Bryce MarquardtPR 19 Mitch HallstromLS 17 Tom KeefeH 8 Bryce Stockwell
The Bethel file: The No. 6-ranked Royals en-ter today’s contest with an 11-0 record, which includes an 8-0 mark against conference op-ponents. Bethel recently routed St. Scholastica at the Mall of America field last week, 70-13. The Royals wracked up more than 500 yards and held the Saints to less than 200 total yards on the day.
Caretakers: Bethel has done an exceptional job taking care of the football this season, as the Royals have a turnover margin of plus-20 after eleven games played. BU’s turnover margin ranks No. 5 nationwide. Wabash leads the country with a turnover margin of plus-2.4 turnovers per game. Bethel’s 31 forced turnovers ranks No. 9 among all NCAA Division III institutions.
Conference MVP: Quarterback Erik Peterson was recently announced as the Jim Christopher-son MIAC Most Valuable Player. After last week’s game against CSS, Peterson broke Bethel’s single season record for yards thrown (2,795) and is six completions away from the single-season record at BU for completions. On the season, Peterson is 206-of-293 (70.3 percent) with 23 touchdowns and seven interceptions.
Sensational staff : In addition to Erik Peterson receiving the MIAC MVP award and 23 other players earning recognition, head coach Steve Johnson and his staff received the John Gagliardi MIAC Football Coach of the Year. For Johnson, who is in his 25th season with the Royals, it was his fifth conference award. He and the Bethel staff have led BU to eight postseason appearances in the last 14 years, including three in the last four.
Playoff picture : The Royals postseason berth in 2013 was the eighth trip to the NCAA Divi-sion III Championships since 2000. Meanwhile, its MIAC Championship was the fifth title won outright or shared in the same time. Bethel has totalled an 8-7 record in the playoffs, including last week’s win over St. Scholastica. BU has gone 8-3 since 2007 with two West Region Championships.
The Wartburg file: The Knights enter Satur-day’s game with an 9-2 record, including a 6-1 mark in loop play. Wartburg’s only loss against a WIAC opponent was against Coe College on No-vember 2, however, the Knight’s other loss was against Bethel in the second week of the 2013 campagin.
The series: Saturday’s game between Wartburg and Bethel will be the second meeting this season and the fifth overall. The Royals and Knights have met three times in the playoffs. BU owns a 2-1 re-cord over Wartburg in the postseason and is 3-1 overall, including wins in the last three matchups.
Bulldozing bunch: The Knights utilized a dynamic ground game in last week’s 41-7 vic-tory over Illinois Wesleyan University, as Wartburg rushed for 274 yards. Brandon Domeyer led the Knights’ rushing attack with 161 yards on 34 car-ries and three touchdowns—averaging 4.7 yards per carry. Domeyer has wracked up 834 yards on the ground this year on 200 attempts—aver-aging 4.2 yards per rushing attempt. Additionally, sophomore has 10 touchdowns.
Ball hawks: Head coach Rick Willis and the Wartburg College football team forced seven turn-overs against the Titans last week in Bloomington, Ill. The Knights recorded four total interceptions against Illinois Wesleyan, which included a pick in the final three IWU possessions. Meanwhile, Wart-burg stripped the Titans five times and recovered three fumbles. Seven different defenders created a turnover for the Knights Saturday.
Postseason punch: 2013 marks the 10th NCAA Division III Playoff appearance for Wartburg College, who has accumulated a 5-9 record in the postseason. This is the seventh trip to the DIII Championships under Rick Willis’s guidance and first since 2010. The Knights’ IIAC Championship in 2013 was the sixth that they have won outright or shared since 2002. Wartburg’s best playoff run was in 2008, when they lost in the quarterfinals.
OFFENSE
POS. NO. NAMEQB 10 Logan SchraderRB 24 Brandon DomeyerWR 1 Donald MillerWR 23 Robbie AnstoetterWR 83 Jordan SchmittTE 80 Jake HolsteenLT 73 Chris BrinkmeierLG 68 Chase WilhelmsC 52 Casey KrullRG 72 Bjorn NelsonRT 56 Bronson Tatham
DEFENSE
POS. NO. NAMEDE 90 Cole HindersDT 54 Miquel LozanDT 58 Ben BentilDE 96 Martin HyatteLB 47 Will JanssenLB 26 Ryan BillingsLB 28 Drew KooiCB 19 Logan PitzS 16 Skylar DierikxS 3 Jared WautersCB 4 Spencer Capitani
SPECIAL TEAMS
POS. NO. NAMEPU 99 Grant ZimmermanPU 95 Avery MasonPK 98 Michael BohlkePK 93 Jason LizalekKR 4 Spencer CapitaniKR 1 Donald Miller
ROYALS STARTERS
KNIGHTSSTARTERS
WHAT TO WATCH FOR
Bethel Athletics ....................... bethelroyals.comBethel Twitter .............................@bethelroyalsBethel Facebook ...... facebook.com/bethelroyalsBethel Instagram ........................@bethelroyalsBethel YouTube ..........youtube.com/bethelroyalsWartburg Athletics ............go-knights.netWartburg Twitter ..................@KnightsSIDWartburg Facebook ..... Wartburg Knights
SOCIAL SUITENATIONAL GAMESWittenberg at Mount Union .......................NoonIthaca at Wesley .....................................NoonUW-Platteville at North Central ..................NoonFranklin at UW-Whitewater .......................NoonHampden-Sydney at Linfield.....................NoonSt. John Fisher at Hobart .........................NoonRowan at Mary Hardin-Baylor ...................Noon
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BETHEL WARTBURGSTATS BREAKDOWNRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GBrandon Domeyer 11 200 910 76 834 4.2 10 37 75.8 Taylor Jacobsme 10 99 636 68 568 5.7 4 47 56.8 Logan Schrader 11 56 448 25 423 7.6 4 54 38.5 Matt Kastli 8 36 183 6 177 4.9 0 30 22.1 Total 11 458 2460 233 2227 4.9 22 54 202.5 Opponents 11 414 1820 453 1367 3.3 13 45 124.3
PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/gLogan Schrader 11 118.1 88-160-8 55.0 999 10 48 90.8 Total 11 130.9 168-299-13 56.2 2105 22 91 191.4 Opponents 11 108.2 198-351-15 56.4 2129 10 51 193.5
RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Donald Miller 11 40 497 12.4 7 58 45.2 Brandon Steggal 11 21 377 18.0 6 91 34.3 Robbie Anstoett 11 17 252 14.8 2 35 22.9 Jordan Schmitt 11 17 240 14.1 0 35 21.8 Brandon Domeyer 11 14 123 8.8 1 18 11.2 Total 11 168 2105 12.5 22 91 191.4 Opponents 11 198 2129 10.8 10 51 193.5
PATSCORING TD FG-Long Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PtsBrandon Domeyer 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66 Michael Bohlke 0 7-9 33-38 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 54 Donald Miller 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0 0 46 Brandon Steggal 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Taylor Jacobsme 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2-2 0 0 30 Total 47 7-9 38-44 0-0 2 2-3 0 0 345 Opponents 24 5-9 21-22 0-1 1 1-1 0 1 184
DEFENSE Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FFRyan Billings 61 37 79.5 22.0-70 4.5-40 4-40 3 . 1-0 1Will Janssen 53 36 71.0 8.5-14 . 1-37 6 1 1-0 .Jared Wauters 52 24 64.0 4.0-4 . . 7 . 1-0 1Drew Kooi 35 46 58.0 5.0-17 . 0-16 1 . 1-0 1Spencer Capitan 45 19 54.5 5.5-36 3.0-29 2-1 8 . 1-0 . Skylar Dierikx 34 15 41.5 2.0-5 . . 5 . . .Miguel Lozan 19 19 28.5 5.5-16 1.5-10 . 1 . . 1 Ben Bentil 17 18 26.0 4.5-11 1.0-5 . . . . . Joey Naig 17 14 24.0 14.0-68 9.0-56 . 1 1 1-0 .Total 481 330 646.0 109-420 37-241 15-135 45 3 11-0 7 Opponents 452 290 597.0 74-210 13-55 13-121 33 6 4-0 2
Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles
RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GMarquardt, Brandon 22 152 1103 20 1083 7.1 16 68 49.23Klitzke, Marshall 11 121 591 37 554 4.6 9 47 50.36Peterson, Erik 11 51 266 72 194 3.8 6 21 17.64Phenow, Jesse 10 45 132 8 124 2.8 4 12 12.40TOTAL 11 445 2472 178 2294 5.2 38 68 208.55Opponents 11 386 1550 174 1376 3.6 7 67 125.09
PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/gPeterson, Erik 11 171.56 206-293-7 70.31 % 2795 23 75 254.09TOTAL 11 171.78 214-307-7 69.71 % 2915 25 75 265.00Opponents 11 101.78 177-334-20 52.99 % 1866 14 50 169.64
RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Hallstrom, Mitch 11 77 1157 15.03 9 75 105.18Hilbrands, Jay 11 35 508 14.51 6 66 46.18Schultz, Jared 11 23 412 17.91 2 51 37.45Marquardt, Brandon 22 21 279 13.29 2 53 12.68Mitchell, Grant 11 14 157 11.21 0 22 14.27TOTAL 11 219 2971 13.57 25 75 270.09Opponents 11 177 1866 10.54 14 50 169.64
PATSCORING TD FG-Long Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PtsMarquardt, Brandon 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 108O’Reilly, Andrew 0 2 55 0 0 0 0 61Klitzke, Marshall 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 60Hallstrom, Mitch 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 54Hilbrands, Jay 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 36TOTAL 68 3 57 0 2 0 1 480Opponents 22 2 17 1 1 0 0 159
DEFENSE Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FFMathis, Seth 44 70 114 5.5-9 1.0-3 5-65 7 2 1- 1Mathis, Landon 25 53 78 4.5-13 2.0-8 2-27 5 2 1- 1Flaherty, Kevin 25 34 59 9.5-44 3.5-25 1-13 2 1 1- 1Buttenhoff, Luke 23 35 58 10.5-51 4.0-27 - 7 6 2- 1Treimer, Josh 26 19 45 2.0-11 - 3-29 6 0 - 1Mehlhorn, J.D. 18 27 45 0.5-1 - - 3 0 - 0Asmus, Kyle 13 30 43 3.0-10 1.0-5 - 0 1 - 0Morgan, David 21 20 41 1.5-2 - 2- 5 0 - 2Wahlquist, Ben 19 21 40 3.0-12 1.0-5 - 1 0 - 2TOTAL 378 468 846 53.0-186 17.0-92 20-273 54 18 11- 14Opponents 395 414 809 49.0-149 7.0-53 7-79 35 7 4- 7
BETHEL 2013 WARTBURG480 Scoring 34543.6 Points per Game 31.4263 First Downs 216111 Rushing First Downs 108138 Passing First Downs 9514 Penalty First Downs 132,203 Rushing Yardage 2,2272,378 Yards Gained Rushing 2,460174 Yards Lost Rushing 233425 Rushing Attempts 4585.2 Average Per Rush 4.9200.4 Average Per Game 202.538 TDs Rushing 22
2,915 Passing Yardage 2,105214-307-7 Comp-Att-Int 168-299-139.5 Average Per Pass 7.013.6 Average Per Catch 12.5265.0 Average Per Game 191.425 TDs Passing 225,119 Total Offense 4,332732 Total Plays 7577.0 Average Yards Per Play 5.7 465.4 Average Yards Per Game 393.833-744 Kick Returns: #-Yards 32-60810-78 Punt Returns: #-Yards 26-21420-273 Int Returns: #-Yards 15-13522.6 Kick Return Average 19.0
7.8 Punt Return Average 8.213.7 Int Return Average 9.012-4 Fumbles-Lost 9-447.7 Avg. Pen. Yds. Per Game 46.234-1,235 Punts-Yards 53-1,77636.3 Average Yards Per Punt 33.530:57 Time of Possession/Game 29:2959-122 3rd-Down Conversions 59-15312-18 4th Down Converstions 9-2417-92 Sacks By-Yards 37-24168 Touchdowns Scored 473-8 Field Goals-Attempts 7-944-53 Red Zone Scores 37-4941-53 Red Zone Touchdowns 30-49
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