Hobart 14, UNION 6. Hobart (2-0, 1-0) Union (2-1, 1-1)

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1 HOBART 27, Dickinson 3 GENEVA JACK HOLLERAN and TY GODINHO combined for 224 yards rushing and three touchdowns as Hobart ran past Dickinson, 27-3.The win marked the third straight season opening win by the Statesmen over the Red Devils. On its first possession, the Statesmen needed just eight plays to go 54 yards and take a 7-0 lead on a 1-yard run by Godinho less than five minutes into the contest. He finished with 107 yards on the ground and a pair of TDs. The Red Devils recovered a Hobart fumble deep in the Statesmen s zone midway through the second quarter setting up a 25- yard field goal by Drew Magyar for their lone score of the afternoon. Hobart answered just 53 seconds later on a 59-yard scamper by Holleran, to send Hobart into halftime with a 14-3 lead. The Statesmen opened the second half with a drive that showcased Godinho. He carried the ball on each of Hobart s six plays, gaining 42 yards and his second touchdown. JOE PIROZZOLO closed out the scoring when he hauled in a three-yard Swanson pass with just under five minutes remaining in the third quarter. The rest of the afternoon belonged to the Hobart defense and the right foot of DAN SUOZZI. He averaged 40.5 yards per punt, including four inside the Dickinson 20. BRAD GRIFFITH led Hobart with nine tackles and a pair of recovered fumbles. Dickinson (0-2) Hobart (1-0) st 10:12 H Godinho 1 run (Ampuja kick) :50, D0 - H7 2nd 06:57 D Magyar 25 field goal 4-0 1:19, D3 - H7 06:04 H Holleran 59 run (Ampuja kick) :53, D3 - H14 3rd 12:44 H Godinho 1 run (rush failed) :16, D3 - H20 04:51 H Pirozzolo 3 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :33, D3 - H27 DC HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 26:44 33:16 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Dickinson-Kozup 10-42; Tiberi Hobart-Holleran ; Godinho PASSING LEADERS: Dickinson-Custer ; Williams Hobart-Swanson RECEIVING LEADERS: Dickinson-Blum 3-66; O Hara Hobart-Archer 3-38; Suozzi Hobart 14, UNION 6 SCHENECTADY DAVID SZENTESY and CHRIS HANLY combined for 27 tackles and one sack, helping visiting Hobart to a 14-6 victory over Union. The Statesmen s second possession of the afternoon was a short one. On the second play of the drive, CRAIG SWANSON connected with DAN SUOZZI for a 38-yard touchdown pass. Suozzi continued to electrify throughout the game, making seven catches for 101 yards. His punting also helped pin the Union offense inside its own 20-yard line four times. Midway through the fourth quarter, after a marvelous punt by Suozzi, the Dutchmen started a drive from their own 2- yard line. On second down, George Beebe coughed up the ball and Hanly pounced on it for Hobart at the Dutchmen 6-yard line. Three plays later Swanson called his own number, and punched it in on from the one to give Hobart a 14-0 lead. Union stormed right back down the field with an eight-play, 75-yard drive, capped by a 32-yard touchdown pass. The PAT failed, and the Statesmen were up On Union s final possession, the Dutchmen heaved a desperation pass toward the end zone that fell incomplete as time expired, but a pass interference penalty gave the Dutchmen one last shot from the Hobart 17. TIM BOOTH tipped Union s do-over pass at the line and Hanly made the interception, sealing Hobart s third win at Frank Bailey Field in as many tries. Hobart (2-0, 1-0) Union (2-1, 1-1) st 09:13 H Suozzi 38 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :44, H7 - U0 4th 07:02 H Swanson 1 run (Ampuja kick) 3-7 0:38, H14 - U0 04:47 U Gallo 32 pass from Fitzgerald (kick failed) :15, H14 - U6 HOBART UNION FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 27:54 30:55 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Hobart-Godinho 22-85; Spidalieri Union-Beebe ; Washington PASSING LEADERS: Hobart-Swanson Union- Fitzgerald RECEIVING LEADERS: Hobart-Suozzi 7-101; Spidalieri Union-Gallo 7-144; Nappi GAME RECAPS HOBART 44, St. Lawrence 14 GENEVA It wasn t pretty, but Hobart dispatched winless St. Lawrence The win upped the Statesmen s record to 3-0 for the first time since Hobart rode its aerial attack to victory as CRAIG SWANSON completed 21-of-29 passes for 296 yards and a Hobart record matching three touchdowns, despite two interceptions. Hobart s four touchdown passes in the game also matched a team record. DAN SUOZZI caught a team-high seven passes for 99 yards. The Saints opened the scoring on their second possession. St. Lawrence went 73 yards in eight plays, capped by an 11-yard Tom Anderson pass to Tim Gavin. Hobart equalized late in the first quarter on a 25-yard pass from Swanson to RICK PIÑERO. The score sparked a 37-0 run that launched the Statesmen to their 11th straight win over the Saints. Hobart led 21-7 at halftime, despite just gaining a single yard rushing. St. Lawrence added its second TD early in the fourth quarter against Hobart s second string defense, on a 14-yard Anderson pass to Bren Hayes. A 10-yard BRIAN GOEHLE to BOBBY BUNZE pass closed out the scoring. St. Lawrence (0-4, 0-3) Hobart (3-0, 2-0) st 07:11 S Gavin 11 pass from Anderson (Little kick) :28, S7 - H0 01:01 H Piñero 25 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :03, S7 - H7 2nd 14:25 H Archer 51 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :17, S7 - H14 01:00 H Godinho 1 run (Ampuja kick) :13, S7 - H21 3rd 10:08 H Ampuja 37 field goal :52, S7 - H24 05:42 H Archer 5 pass from Swanson (kick failed) :51, S7 - H30 01:22 H Godinho 5 run (Ampuja kick) :15, S7 - H37 4th 13:46 S Hayes 14 pass from Anderson (Little kick) :36, S14 - H37 09:00 H Bunze 10 pass from Goehle (Ampuja kick) :35, S14 - H44 SLU HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 29:42 30:18 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: St. Lawrence-Buckingham 16-58; Alexander Hobart-Godinho 12-48; Holleran PASSING LEADERS: St. Lawrence-Anderson ; Fitzgerald Hobart-Swanson ; Goehle RECEIVING LEADERS: St. Lawrence-Gavin 8-100; Gaines Hobart-Suozzi 7-99; Godinho Hobart Football 23

2 2002 GAME RECAPS Hobart 59, ROCHESTER 21 ROCHESTER CRAIG SWANSON passed for a school-record four touchdowns to lead visiting Hobart to a victory over Rochester. Swanson completed 19-of-27 passes for 370 yards. The Statesmen rolled up 543 yards in offense (173 rush, 370 pass). DAN SUOZZI caught seven passes for a game-high 176 yards, while TY GODINHO rushed for 108 yards and two touchdowns. ERIC AMPUJA tied a Hobart record by making all eight of his PATs. He also kicked a 37-yard field goal. Rochester trailed by just three (24-21) at the half following a seven-play, 72-yard drive, that was capped off by a 51-yard pass from Pat Manuel to Brian Ferris. In the third quarter, Hobart broke it open with four unanswered touchdowns. Godinho ran for a pair, from 7 yards and 30 yards out. Swanson hit tight end JEREMY ARCHER with a 3-yard scoring strike and JOE PIROZZOLO with a 59-yard TD pass to stretch the lead to The 59 points are Hobart s highest total in a single game in 30 years since a victory over RIT in Hobart (4-0, 3-0) Rochester (1-4, 1-2) st 14:15 R B. Ferris 18 pass from Manuel (Johnston kick) :45, H0 - R7 09:06 H Ampuja 37 field goal :44, H3 - R7 05:43 R B. Ferris 15 pass from Manuel (Johnston kick) :23, H3 - R14 04:04 H Spidalieri 5 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :39, H10 - R14 2nd 11:57 H Swanson 1 run (Ampuja kick) :31, H17 - R14 05:55 H Pirozzolo 5 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :55, H24 - R14 04:31 R B. Ferris 51 pass from Manuel (Johnston kick) :24, H24 - R21 3rd 05:47 H Godinho 7 run (Ampuja kick) :46, H31 - R21 03:28 H Archer 3 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :56, H38 - R21 01:40 H Pirozzolo 59 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :10, H45 - R21 00:03 H Godinho 30 run (Ampuja kick) :19, H52 - R21 4th 10:35 H Thurman 4 run (Ampuja kick) :47, H59 - R21 HOBART ROCHESTER FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 33:52 26:08 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Hobart-Godinho ; Holleran Rochester-Hopkins 12-39; Breedy PASSING LEADERS: Hobart-Swanson ; Godinho Rochester-Manuel ; Myszka RECEIVING LEADERS: Hobart-Suozzi 7-176; Pirozzolo Rochester-B. Ferris 8-161; Roman Hobart Football Hobart 35, FRANKLIN & MARSHALL 21 LANCASTER, Pa. CRAIG SWANSON tied a game record with four touchdown passes and tied a season record with his 13th TD toss, leading Hobart to a win at Franklin & Marshall. Swanson connected with eight different receivers for 262 yards. With the scored tied, 14-14, in the third quarter, the Statesmen rattled off three unanswered touchdowns in just over six minutes. TY GODINHO put Hobart in front for good with a one-yard goal line scramble. Sophomore ERIC AMPUJA converted the PAT and in the process broke the career record. He had 48 conversions through 14 games, surpassing the old mark of 45 shared by Shawn Fazio 81 and Rob Crisafulli 02. TIM BOOTH set up Hobart s next score, returning an interception 37 yards to the F&M 12. Hobart s longest interception return of the season led to a 12-yard Swanson to Godinho touchdown. The Statesmen added their third touchdown in as many possessions when Swanson hit JEREMY ARCHER on a 4-yard play for a lead. SKIP GRANTLING registered a game-high 13 tackles, while DAVID SZENTESY added 10 stops, including a sack. Hobart (5-0) Franklin & Marshall (3-4) nd 12:11 F Salton 38 pass from Makson (Eggertsson kick) :03, H0 - F7 03:14 H Suozzi 7 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :11, H7 - F7 3rd 12:33 H Suozzi 26 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :27, H14 - F7 06:31 F Salton 4 pass from Makson (Eggertsson kick) :27, H14 - F14 01:58 H Godinho 1 run (Ampuja kick) :33, H21 - F14 00:31 H Godinho 12 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :10, H28 - F14 4th 10:50 H Archer 4 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :36, H35 - F14 06:36 F Salton 26 pass from Makson (Eggertsson kick) :14, H35 - F21 HOBART F&M FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 27:02 32:58 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Hobart-Godinho 14-62; Holleran F&M-Stephen 29-92; Strothers PASSING LEADERS: Hobart-Swanson F&M-Makson RECEIVING LEADERS: Hobart-Suozzi 8-87; Pirozzolo F&M- Wagaman ; Salton HOBART 25, Alfred 19 (2OT) GENEVA TY GODINHO caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from CRAIG SWANSON in the second overtime to give Hobart a comefrom-behind victory over Alfred. Despite a season-high three interception, Swanson completed a record 26 passes for 320 yards and a record matching four TDs. The Saxons took the lead on the second play of the fourth quarter, but missed the chance to take an eight-point lead, when Hobart blocked the point after try, leaving the Saxons a advantage. On its final possession of regulation, Hobart needed 12 plays, two Alfred pass interference penalties, and two fourth-andone conversions the last a TD toss from Swanson to JEREMY ARCHER to pull to within one, ERIC AMPUJA ran onto the field having missed both of his PATs earlier in the game. Hobart s career record holder for PATs made drilled his third try straight down the middle to force OT. Neither team scored during the first overtime. In the second extra session, CHRIS HANLY s (5 tkls, 3 PD) seven-yard, third down sack pushed the Saxons out of field goal range. On Hobart s first snap, Swanson hit DAN SUOZZI (9 rec, 148 yds) for a 12-yard gain, and found Godinho for the gamewinner on the next play. Defensively, DAVID SZENTESY recorded a game-high 11 tackles, including nine solo. Score by Quarters OT 2OT F Alfred (3-5) Hobart (6-0) st 06:36 A Duliba 36 run (kick failed) :09, A6 - H0 04:14 H Piñero 14 pass from Swanson (kick failed) :22, A6 - H6 2nd 07:17 A Duliba 13 run (Breuer kick) :23, A13 - H6 3rd 08:35 H Suozzi 33 pass from Swanson (kick blocked) :11, A13 - H12 4th 14:12 A Coleman 30 pass from Duliba (kick blocked) :40, A19 - H12 00:26 H Archer 1 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :03, A19 - H19 2OT15:00 H Godinho 13 pass from Swanson :00, A19 - H25 ALFRED HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 26:20 33:40 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Alfred-Duliba ; Brady Hobart- Godinho 20-55; Holleran PASSING LEADERS: Alfred-Duliba Hobart-Swanson RECEIVING LEADERS: Alfred-Coleman 4-40; William 2-8. Hobart-Suozzi 9-148; Pirozzolo 4-48.

3 HOBART 17, Ithaca 6 GENEVA Hobart improved to 7-0 for the first time since 1954 with a 17-6 defeat of No. 21 Ithaca. TY GODINHO rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown to lead the Statesmen to their third win over the Bombers in 26 meetings. Hobart dominated time of possession, holding on to the ball for 37 minutes and 27 seconds, including a decisive fourth-quarter drive that ran 8:15 off the game clock. CRAIG SWANSON (17-30, 250 yds) capped the 13- play drive with a 1-yard keeper. Defensively, Hobart limited the Bombers to just 27 yards of total offense and a single first down in the second half. DAVID SZENTESY and JIMMY GRADIS led the team with eight tackles apiece. Ithaca opened the afternoon s scoring on a 28-yard Josh Felicetti to Pete McCaffrey pass early in the first quarter. The Bombers failed to convert the point after try and led 6-0. The Statesmen claimed the lead early in the second quarter when EVERTON McLEAN forced an Ithaca fumble, that, three plays later, led to a 1-yard Godinho score. An extra point by ERIC AMPUJA gave Hobart a 7-6 lead that proved to be all the offense Hobart needed. He also added a third quarter, 42-yard field goal. The Bombers advanced to the Hobart 20 just once after their initial touchdown missing a 37-yard field goal attempt midway through the second quarter and never got closer than the Hobart 32 after that. Ithaca (6-2) Hobart (7-0) st 10:55 I McCaffrey 28 pass from Felicetti (kick failed) :05, I6 - H0 2nd 12:02 H Godinho 1 run (Ampuja kick) :32, I6 - H7 3rd 09:23 H Ampuja 42 field goal :48, I6 - H10 4th 03:19 H Swanson 1 run (Ampuja kick) :15, I6 - H17 ITHACA HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 22:33 37:27 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Ithaca-Celebre 17-50; Free Hobart- Godinho ; Holleran PASSING LEADERS: Ithaca-Felicetti ; Mayer Hobart-Swanson RECEIVING LEADERS: Ithaca-McCaffrey 5-56; Marks Hobart-Piñero 6-112; Pirozzolo ST. JOHN FISHER 17, Hobart 14 PITTSFORD Ranked 25th in the nation, Hobart entered its final road game riding a seven-game win streak and staring across the field at one of the most improved and underrated football teams in New York. The Statesmen opened the scoring, going 50 yards in seven plays, the last a 13- yard TD pass from CRAIG SWANSON to RICK PIÑERO. The Cardinals pulled even in the waning seconds of the opening frame. The Statesmen missed a pair of second quarter field goal attempts from 30 and 47 yards, while Fisher added a touchdown late in the half to take a 14-7 lead into the break. The Cardinals tacked on a 28-yard third quarter field goal to extend their lead, In the fourth quarter with the pressure building, the Hobart offense responded with an eight-play, 73-yard drive, capped by a 5- yard Swanson to JOE PIROZZOLO (10 rec, 109 yds) pass for a touchdown. The point after pulled the Statesmen to within a field goal. On their final possession, Swanson moved the Statesmen into field goal range, but the 34-yard kick missed left, and St. John Fisher ran out the clock. JIMMY GRADIS, CHRIS HANLY, and DAVID SZENTESY led Hobart with nine tackles each. Lost in the disappointment was the record-breaking performance of Swanson. He eclipsed Greg Helmer s single season passing yards mark (1,913 in 1996) with 221 yards raising his season total to 1,986 yards. Hobart (7-1) St. John Fisher (5-4) st 10:45 H Piñero 13 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :49, H7 - F0 00:44 F Meyers 33 pass from Roland (Vanalst kick) :34, H7 - F7 2nd 01:02 F Meyers 16 pass from Roland (Vanalst kick) :14, H7 - F14 3rd 12:01 F Vanalst 28 field goal 4-4 0:41, H7 - F17 4th 07:31 H Pirozzolo 5 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :26, H14 - F17 HOBART FISHER FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 32:35 27:25 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Hobart-Godinho ; Holleran St. John Fisher-Meyers 23-85; Harrison PASSING LEADERS: Hobart-Swanson St. John Fisher-Roland RECEIVING LEADERS: Hobart-Pirozzolo ; Piñero St. John Fisher-Meyers 6-79; Harrison GAME RECAPS HOBART 34, Rensselaer 27 GENEVA TY GODINHO rushed for a careerhigh 154 yards and four touchdowns to lead Hobart to a win over Rensselaer. With the victory, Hobart clinched its first perfect season in the UCAA (4-0). Godinho s four TD performance was the first by a Statesman since Keith Brandon 01 rushed for four on Oct. 27, 1997, at Alfred. Godinho scored on second quarter runs of one and 16 yards and converted a twopoint try to put the Statesmen ahead, 14-0, late in the second quarter. The Engineers got on the board just before the half ended, however, as Dan Cole connected with Evan Cochran from 29 yards out. The PAT sailed wide right. CRAIG SWANSON completed just two passes for 24 yards in the first half, but it was enough to become the first Hobart quarterback to surpass the 2,000-yard mark in a single season. Hobart moved ahead, 21-6, midway through the third quarter when Swanson hit RICK PIÑERO from 28 yards. Rensselaer answered right back on a 10- yard strike from Cole to Danny Stephens. Godinho scored twice more, the first late in the third, the second early in the fourth, and Hobart held off a late rush by the Engineers offense. Rensselaer (7-2, 2-2) Hobart (8-1, 4-0) nd 06:14 H Godinho 1 run (kick failed) :59, R0 - H6 01:03 H Godinho 16 run (Godinho rush) :49, R0 - H14 00:04 R E. Cochran 29 pass from Cole (kick failed) :59, R6 - H14 3rd 08:13 H Piñero 28 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :41, R6 - H21 05:19 R Stephens 10 pass from Cole (Verenini kick) :54, R13 - H21 02:07 H Godinho 2 run (kick failed) 2-2 0:16, R13 - H27 4th 14:24 H Godinho 1 run (Ampuja kick) :27, R13 - H34 05:27 R E. Cochran 14 pass from Cole (Verenini kick) :10, R20 - H34 00:48 R Stephens 1 pass from Cole (Verenini kick) :27, R27 - H34 RPI HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 25:11 34:49 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING LEADERS: Rensselaer-Hughes 4-31; Cole Hobart-Godinho ; Holleran PASSING LEADERS: Rensselaer-Cole Hobart- Swanson ; Jack Holleran ; Joe Pirozzolo RECEIVING LEADERS: Rensselaer-Hughes 8-98; F. Cochran Hobart-Suozzi 1-36; Piñero Hobart Football 25

4 2002 GAME RECAPS/2002 FINAL STATISTICS John Carroll 27, HOBART 7 GENEVA John Carroll advanced to the second round of the Division III Playoffs with a 27-7 victory over Hobart. The 11th-ranked Blue Streaks overcame extremely muddy conditions to score 27 unanswered points and improve to 10-1 on the season. The Statesmen end the year with an 8-2 mark. On the game s opening drive and facing third and 11, John Carroll quarterback Tom Arth fumbled and DAVID SZENTESY pounced on the loose ball at the JCU 26. Three plays later CRAIG SWANSON threw a 20-yard strike to RICK PIÑERO for his 32nd career touchdown pass, breaking the record previously held by Greg Helmer 97. The Blue Streaks second possession lost 14 yards in three plays, and JCU s punt gave the Statesmen the ball near midfield. Hobart ran the ball on the first five plays, gaining 42 yards to move to the Blue Streaks 7-yard line. A 6-yard Swanson to RYAN ADAMS pass gave the Statesmen second down and goal from the one. TY GODINHO was stopped for no gain on two straight plays. After a timeout, the coaching staff opted to hand the ball off to ALEX BELL. The sloppy conditions and defensive penetration caused the ball to pop out on the hand off and Liam Stull picked it up and raced 97 yards untouched to tie the game. The Hobart offense never got inside the red zone again. The Blue Streaks took the lead for good at the 14:03 mark of the second quarter on a 75-yard pass play from Arth to Adam Therrien. Therrien finished the afternoon with four receptions, including three touchdowns, for 146 yards. In his final game for the Hobart 11, TIM BOOTH led the team with seven tackles, including a half sack, while DAVID SZENTESY added five tackles, three fumble recoveries, and a sack. MATT DALEY and BRAD GRIFFITH also contributed five stops. John Carroll (10-1) Hobart (8-2) st 12:36 H Piñero 20 pass from Swanson (Ampuja kick) :19, J0 - H7 06:02 J Stull 97 fumble recovery (Theofilos kick) J7 - H7 2nd 14:03 J Therrien 75 pass from Arth (kick blocked) :57, J13 - H7 00:56 J Therrien 25 pass from Arth (Therrien pass) :39, J21 - H7 3rd 09:43 J Therrien 6 pass from Arth (kick failed) :02, J27 - H7 JCU HOBART FIRST DOWNS 7 13 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 24:14 35:46 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: John Carroll-DeGeorge 15-35; Steinel 2-5; Kay 1-minus 1; Arth 13-minus 8. Hobart- Godinho ; Holleran 8-22; Team 1-minus 1; Bell 1-minus 2; Swanson 12-minus 45. PASSING: John Carroll-Arth Hobart-Swanson RECEIVING: John Carroll-Therrien 4-146; DeGeorge 2-14; Shellito Hobart-Suozzi 3-38; Pirozzolo 2-29; Piñero 2-24; Merkovsky 1-15; Godinho 1-8; Adams 1-6. OVERALL RECORD HOME RECORD AWAY RECORD UCAA RECORD DATE OPPONENT SCORE TIME ATTEND Sep 14 DICKINSON W, : Sep 28 at Union W, : Oct 05 ST. LAWRENCE W, : Oct 12 at Rochester W, : Oct 19 at F&M W, : Oct 26 ALFRED W, (2ot) 3: Nov 02 ITHACA W, : Nov 09 at St. John Fisher L, : Nov 16 RENSSELAER W, : Nov 23 JOHN CARROLL L, : SCORE BY QUARTERS OT 2OT TOTAL Hobart College Opponents TEAM STATISTICS HOBART OPP SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty 6 14 RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing 17 2 PASSING YARDAGE Att-Comp-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS INT RETURNS: #-YARDS KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-YARDS Average Per Game PUNTS-YARDS Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 32:40 27:13 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 65/160 40/150 3rd-Down Pct 41% 27% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 10/19 13/25 4th-Down Pct 53% 52% SACKS BY-YARDS MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS PAT-ATTEMPTS Hobart Football

5 2002 FINAL STATISTICS RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Ty Godinho Jack Holleran Brandon Thurman Jerome Brown Brian Bach Rick Spidalieri Joe Pirozzolo Bryan Good Brian Goehle Alex Bell Team Craig Swanson HOBART Opponents PASSING G Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Craig Swanson Joe Pirozzolo Brian Goehle Jack Holleran Ty Godinho HOBART Opponents RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Dan Suozzi Joe Pirozzolo Rick Piñero Ty Godinho Jeremy Archer Ryan Adams Rick Spidalieri John Merkovsky Jack Holleran Jeff Vossler Bobby Bunze HOBART Opponents PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Dan Suozzi Rick Piñero John Merkovsky Tim Booth HOBART Opponents INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Jimmy Gradis David Marshall Tim Booth Chris Hanly Pat Lester Skip Grantling Everton McLean HOBART Opponents KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Dan Suozzi Rick Piñero Ty Godinho Ryan Adams Jeremy Archer Andrew Sweet HOBART Opponents FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long HOBART Opponents PATs SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Ty Godinho Eric Ampuja Rick Piñero Jeremy Archer Dan Suozzi Joe Pirozzolo Craig Swanson Bobby Bunze Jack Holleran Rick Spidalieri Brandon Thurman Matt Daley HOBART Opponents TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Craig Swanson Ty Godinho Jack Holleran Brandon Thurman Jerome Brown Brian Bach Rick Spidalieri Joe Pirozzolo Brian Goehle Bryan Good Alex Bell Team HOBART Opponents FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Eric Ampuja PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Dan Suozzi Eric Ampuja Team Colby Feane HOBART Opponents ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Ty Godinho Dan Suozzi Rick Piñero Joe Pirozzolo Jack Holleran Jeremy Archer John Merkovsky Ryan Adams Brandon Thurman Rick Spidalieri Jerome Brown Tim Booth David Marshall Brian Bach Jeff Vossler Bobby Bunze Skip Grantling Andrew Sweet Bryan Good Everton McLean Alex Bell Jimmy Gradis Team Craig Swanson HOBART Opponents Hobart Football 27

6 2002 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles--- Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 46 David Szentesy Tim Booth Brad Griffith Chris Hanly Jimmy Gradis Skip Grantling Everton McLean Walt Bennett Matt Daley David Marshall Chris Purtell Tony Clemente Lawrence Moultrie Pat Lester Jack Holleran Ryan Smith Ally Mosiello Brian Bubna John Hennekey Brian Sorhaindo Andrew Sweet James Albrycht Ryan Hallings Avery Dove Zach Young Matt Walters Brandon Thurman Ty Godinho Rick Piñero Rick Spidalieri Joe Pirozzolo Andrew Dieter Jamie Anderson Eric Wilcox Ryan Adams Jon LeMessurier Brian Bach Eric Pasho Altwon Webster HOBART Opponents COLORGRAPHICS The 2002 Hobart Statesmen Football Team Hobart Football

7 2002 AWARDS & HONORS Eric Ampuja UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Oct. 12 Jeremy Archer Alex Bell All-UCAA (2) Football Gazette, All-East Region (3) Tim Booth UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Oct. 12 UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Nov. 16 UCAA Defensive Player of the Year All-ECAC Northwest (1) Football Gazette, All-East Region (3) D3Football.com, All-American (HM) Jeff Bruckman All-UCAA (HM) Tony Clemente UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Sept. 14 Ty Godinho UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Sept. 14 UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Nov. 2 UCAA Off. Player of the Week, Nov. 16 ECAC Northwest Honor Roll, Nov. 16 All-ECAC Northwest (1) Brian Goehle UCAA All-Academic Jimmy Gradis UCAA Rookie of the Week, Oct. 26 UCAA Rookie of the Week, Nov. 2 All-UCAA (2) Skip Grantling Brad Griffith UCAA Def. Player of the Week, Sept. 14 ECAC NW Def. Player of the Week, Sept. 14 Chris Hanly UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Sept. 28 UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Oct. 26 Jack Holleran UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Sept. 14 Patrick Lester UCAA All-Academic Nate Milne Everton McLean All-UCAA (2) Rick Piñero UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Nov. 2 Joe Pirozzolo UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Nov. 9 All-UCAA (HM) Chris Purtell UCAA All-Academic Dan Suozzi UCAA Co-Off. Player of the Week, Sept. 28 ECAC Northwest Honor Roll, Sept. 28 UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Oct. 26 (WR, P & RS) Football Gazette, All-East Region (3) (P) Craig Swanson RACA Co-Male Athlete of the Week, Oct. 5 UCAA Off. Player of the Week, Oct. 5 ECAC NW Off. Player of the Week, Oct. 5 RACA Co-Male Athlete of the Week, Oct. 12 UCAA Off. Player of the Week, Oct. 12 ECAC Northwest Honor Roll, Oct. 12 UCAA Off. Player of the Week, Oct. 19 UCAA All-Academic ECAC Northwest Honor Roll, Oct. 19 UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Oct. 26 UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Nov. 9 Verizon Academic All-District I (1) UCAA Offensive Player of the Year All-ECAC Northwest (HM) David Szentesy UCAA Weekly Honor Roll, Sept. 28 UCAA Def. Player of the Week, Oct. 26 ECAC Northwest Honor Roll, Oct. 26 UCAA Co-Def. Player of the Week, Nov. 2 ECAC Northwest Honor Roll, Nov. 2 Football Gazette, All-East Region (3) Adam Tumilowicz All-ECAC Northwest (1) Football Gazette, All-East Region (1) Hewlett Packard, All-American (HM) Josh Van Auken UCAA All-Academic (1) = first-team, (2) = second-team, (3) = third-team, (HM) = honorable mention Eric Ampuja Jeremy Archer Alex Bell Tim Booth Jeff Bruckman Tony Clemente Ty Godinho Brian Goehle Jimmy Gradis Skip Grantling Brad Griffith Chris Hanly Jack Holleran Patrick Lester Nate Milne Everton McLean Rick Piñero Joe Pirozzolo Chris Purtell Dan Suozzi Craig Swanson David Szentesy Adam Tumilowicz Josh Van Auken 2003 Hobart Football 29

8 UPSTATE COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association is comprised of nine, privately-funded colleges and universities in New York State, sponsoring championships in 22 sports. The member institutions of the UCAA place the highest priority on the overall quality of the educational experience and on the successful completion of its student-athletes academic programs. The member institutions seek to establish and maintain an environment in which a student-athlete s athletic activities are conducted as an integral part of the educational experience. Originally founded in 1995, Clarkson University, Hamilton College, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, the University of Rochester, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, St. Lawrence University, Skidmore College, and Union College are charter members. Vassar College became a full-time member of the league during the academic year. Beginning in 2004, the UCAA will welcome three associate members the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute to compete in football only. The trio will join Hobart, Rochester, RPI, St. Lawrence, and Union. The expansion will make the UCAA eligible for an automatic bid for the league s champion to the NCAA Playoffs. Over the past eight seasons, Hobart has posted a (.625) record in UCAA play, including three league titles (1998, 2000, 2002). Statesmen have garnered 10 UCAA Player of the Year awards, including 2002 Offensive Player of the Year Craig Swanson and 2002 Defensive Player of the Year Tim Booth, and 89 All-UCAA honors. Hobart has represented the UCAA in the NCAA Playoffs in two of the past three seasons, posting a 1-2 record. The Statesmen blanked Bridgewater State in their first NCAA appearance, 25-0, while both losses came to eventual semifinalists. September 25 Hobart at RPI Rochester at Union St. Lawrence at Coast Guard WPI at Kings Point October 2 Coast Guard at RPI Kings Point at Union St. Lawrence at Rochester WPI at Hobart October 9 RPI at St. Lawrence Union at WPI Coast Guard at Hobart Kings Point at Rochester October 16 Hobart at Kings Point 2004 LEAGUE SCHEDULE October 23 RPI at Kings Point Union at Coast Guard Hobart at St. Lawrence Rochester at WPI October 30 Rochester at Coast Guard St. Lawrence at Union WPI at RPI November 6 RPI at Rochester Union at Hobart Coast Guard at WPI Kings Point at St. Lawrence November 13 Union at RPI Rochester at Hobart Coast Guard at Kings Point St. Lawrence at WPI UCAA FOOTBALL DIRECTORY COAST GUARD BEARS Head Coach: Bill George bgeorge@exmail.uscga.edu (860) SID: Jason Southard jsouthard@cga.uscg.mil (860) HOBART STATESMEN Head Coach: Mike Cragg cragg@hws.edu (315) SID: Ken DeBolt debolt@hws.edu (315) MERCHANT MARINE MARINERS Head Coach: Tim McNulty mcnultyt@usmma.edu (516) SID: Tom Emberley emberleyt@usmma.edu (516) ROCHESTER YELLOWJACKETS Head Coach: Mark Kreydt mark.kreydt@rochester.edu (585) SID: Dennis O Donnell dennis.odonnell@rochester.edu (585) RENSSELAER ENGINEERS Head Coach: Joe King kingj@rpi.edu (518) SID: Kevin Beattie beattk@rpi.edu (518) ST. LAWRENCE SAINTS Head Coach: Chris Phelps cphelps@stlawu.edu (315) SID: Jill Olsen jolsen@stlawu.edu (315) UNION DUTCHMEN Head Coach: John Audino audinoj@union.edu (518) SID: George Cuttita cuttitag@union.edu (518) WPI ENGINEERS Head Coach: Ed Zaloom ezaloom@wpi.edu (508) SID: Steve Raczynski steveraz@wpi.edu (508) Hobart Football