2013 Ithaca Bombers Football Game Notes

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1 2013 Ithaca Bombers Football Game Notes Schedule/Results Ithaca Bombers (6-1, 4-1 Empire 8) Opponent Time/Result 9/7 Moravian W, /21 at Union W, /28 at Buffalo State * W, /5 at Hartwick * L, /12 Alfred * W, /19 at Utica * W, /26 St. John Fisher * W, /2 Frostburg State * 1 p.m. 11/9 at Salisbury * Noon 11/16 Cortland Noon * = Empire 8 game Frostburg State Bobcats (1-6, 0-4 Empire 8) Opponent Time/Result 9/7 at Geneva L, /14 Waynesburg L, /21 Case West. Reserve W, /5 at St. John Fisher * L, /12 Utica * L, /19 at Buffalo State * L, /26 Alfred * L, /2 at Ithaca * 1 p.m. 11/9 Hartwick * 1 p.m. 11/16 at Salisbury * TBA * = Empire 8 game Quick Facts Location: Ithaca, N.Y. Founded: 1892 Nickname: Bombers Colors: Blue and Gold President : Thomas R. Rochon Athletic Director: Susan Bassett Home Field: Butterfield Stadium (5,000) First Season: 1930 All-Time Record: (.658) Head Coach: Mike Welch (Ithaca 73) Record at Ithaca: (.710) Career Record: Same 2012 Record: 6-4, 4-3 Empire 8 Athletic Communications (Football Contact) Joe Gladziszewski Associate Director Phone: (607) jgladziszewski@ithaca.edu Website: bombers.ithaca.edu Frostburg State Bobcats at Ithaca Bombers 1 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013 Butterfield Stadium (c. 5,000); Ithaca, N.Y. Radio: WICB Radio FM, wicb.org Online Video Webcast: THE SERIES: Ithaca has won all four meetings between the teams in a history that started within the last decade. The Bombers swept a homeand-home series in 2008 and 2009 prior to Frostburg s addition to the Empire 8. Once Frostburg became an E8 affiliate member, Ithaca won in 2011 at home and in 2012 at Frostburg. In the four prior meetings, Ithaca has outscored the Bobcats LAST TIME THEY MET: Ithaca routed Frostburg State in the 2012 Empire 8 opener for both teams on Sept. 22 at Frostburg, Md. The Bombers blew open a close first-half game with a 56-yard touchdown pass from Phil Neumann to Joseph Ingrao with one second left in the first half, then scored 30 points in the second half on their way to the win. Neumann and Ingrao both enjoyed career-best performances in Ithaca s passing attack. Neumann threw for 249 yards. Ingrao posted career-high totals of 11 catches for 161 yards. Clay Ardoin ran for a game-high 118 yards and rushed for a pair of touchdowns. His 49-yard score midway through the third quarter put Ithaca up 20-7 and his 22-yard touchdown with 6:49 left in the game closed out the Bomber scoring. Will Carter led the Bomber defense with 13 tackles including seven solo stops. Tom Scanlon was in on eight tackles. MILESTONE VICTORY: Last week s victory over 25th-ranked St. John Fisher was the 150th career coaching victory for Ithaca College football head coach Mike Welch. Welch s career record stands at He is among 19 active Division III head coaches with 150 wins, and all but two of the 19 have coached for more seasons than Welch. He ranks 26th in NCAA Division III football in coaching winning percentage, with victories in 71 percent of his games. KICKING HISTORY: Max Rottenecker and Garrett Nicholson successfully converted all four Bomber field goal attempts in the Oct. 26 win over St. John Fisher, the first time in program history that two field goal kickers have converted two or more attempts in the same game. They are the only teammates in Division III football to each have multiple field goals in the same game this season, and no other school has reported that event to have taken place. Rottenecker connected from 35 yards in the first quarter and 41 yards in the fourth quarter. Nicholson made a 27-yarder on the final play of the first half and added a 24-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. In just one other game, Nov. 5, 1966 against American International, has an Ithaca team converted four field goals, with Sandor Szabo connecting four times in six attempts. Empire 8 Team E8 Overall #24 Salisbury ITHACA Alfred #25 St. John Fisher Buffalo State Hartwick Utica Frostburg State Week 8 Games #23 Salisbury at Alfred, noon Buffalo State at Hartwick, 1 p.m. Utica at St. John Fisher, 2 p.m. Non-League Opponents #7 Hobart at Union, Noon Gettysburg at Moravian, 1 p.m. Cortland at Rowan, 1 p.m. Today s Officials Referee: Bill Henry Umpire: Doug Smith Linesman: B.J. Henry Line Judge: Ronald Green Side Judge: Todd Burden Field Judge: David Fox Back Judge: Anthony Costanza

2 Head Coach Mike Welch In his 20th season as Ithaca s head coach, Mike Welch (Ithaca 73) has posted a (.710) record, including a regular-season mark of (.725). He entered the season 15th all-time among Division III coaches in winning percentage. A running back who earned two letters while playing for coach Jim Butterfield, Welch succeeded his former coach after 10 years as an assistant at his alma mater. Ithaca Under Mike Welch Overall At Home In November On Nov Against Frostburg 4-0 Ithaca Coaching Staff Greg Hadley, linebackers Ryan Heasley, offensive coordinator/offensive line Mark McDonough, defensive coordinator/linebackers Jack Mrozinski, defensive backs/special teams Tyler Noll, wide receivers Jim O Neill, quarterbacks Alex Peffley, wide receivers/offensive line Joe Volpe, tight ends/fullbacks Junior Varsity Coach: Dan Elberty 2013 HONORS Tom Dempsey, QB E8 Offensive Player of the Week, 10/26 Skylar Griffenberg, S D3football Team of the Week, 10/12 Garrett Nicholson, K USA College Football Preseason All-America; Honorable Mention E8 Special Teams Player of the Week, 10/26 Josh Oliver, WR/RET E8 Special Teams Player of the Week, 9/28 D3football Team of the Week, 9/28 Jared Prugar, TE E8 Offensive Player of the Week, 9/21 D3football Team of the Week, 9/21 Max Rottenecker, K E8 Special Teams Player of the Week, 10/26 D3football Team of the Week, 10/26 Mike Vulcano, CB D3football Team of the Week, 9/28 TEAM TAKEAWAY: Ithaca ranks seventh nationally in turnovers gained this season, with 23 takeaways in seven games. Ithaca took five turnovers away from St. John Fisher last week, the second game this season that Ithaca has forced five opponent turnovers (Utica; Oct. 19). TOUGH DEFENSE: The Ithaca defense has been one of the topperforming defenses in the nation this year. Among 242 NCAA Division III football teams, Ithaca ranks 15th nationally in scoring defense by allowing just 13.0 points-per-game, and 15th in rushing defense allowing 88.7 yards per game. The Bombers are 14th in the country in turnovers gained (18) and 20th in the nation in pass interceptions (10). Through its first six games, Ithaca has held every opponent below its season scoring average. OPPONENTS BELOW AVERAGE: In each of Ithaca s seven games this season, the Bombers have held their opponents below their season scoring average. Four of those opponents were more than 10 points below their season average, which includes all games played. Opponent Points vs. Ithaca Season Scoring Average Moravian Union Buffalo State Hartwick Alfred Utica St. John Fisher NO-FLY ZONE: The Ithaca College secondary has intercepted at least one pass in 13 of its last 17 games, dating back to the start of the 2012 season, and has totaled 24 interceptions in that span. WINNING DEBUT: Quarterback Tom Dempsey made his first career start last week in Ithaca s 17-6 win over Alfred. He is the 10th consecutive Bomber quarterback to lead Ithaca to a win in his first career start. Dempsey followed that up with three touchdown passes in last week s win at Utica. Tom Dempsey Jr. beat Alfred /12/13 Jason Hendel Jr. beat Union (a) /17/11 Phil Neumann So. beat Brockport /3/11 Rob Zappia Sr. beat St. Lawrence /4/10 Brian Grastorf Jr. beat Cortland (a) /15/08 Dan Juvan So. beat Huntingdon /2/06 Jeff O Hara Jr. beat Utica /23/04 Josh Felicetti Fr. beat St. John Fisher (a) /28/02 Ryan Steenberg So. beat Alfred (a) /14/02 Greg Sheeler Sr. beat Rensselaer (a) /24/01 NATIONAL HONOR: Skylar Griffenberg was named to the D3football. com National Team of the Week following Ithaca s 17-6 win over Alfred on Oct. 12. Griffenberg was among the leaders on a strong defense that held Alfred to just six points, which was 26 points below its season scoring aveage. Griffenberg totaled eight tackles including two tackles for loss, and had two pass break-ups in the Bomber victory. He is the fourth Ithaca player to earn Team of the Week honors this season. The Team of the Week recognizes the best players or groups at each position from across NCAA Division III football. LINE PAVES THE WAY: The Ithaca offensive line had its best game of the season in a 17-6 win over Alfred on Oct. 12. The Bombers rushed for a season-high 214 yards and protected starting quarterback Tom Dempsey who completed 14-of-20 pass attempts. The offensive line allowed just two sacks and did not commit a penalty. MILESTONE FOR NEUMANN: Senior quarterback Phil Neumann surpassed 3,000 passing yards in his career in a win over Buffalo State on Sept. 28. Neumann ranks in the top-10 in three prominent passing categories in Ithaca football history. Neumann is sixth all-time in completions (296), eighth in passing yards (3,298) and eighth in touchdowns (23). He has eight career 200-yard passing games, which is tied for fifth in program history, including all three Bomber games this season. 60-PLUS PUNTER: Mike Lopez had punts of 63 and 61 yards in Ithaca s win at Union on Sept. 21. He became the first punter in Ithaca history to have two punts of 60 or more yards in a single game. D3football.com Team Rec Pts. LW 1 Mount Union (16) Linfield (6) Mary Hardin-Baylor (3) North Central (Ill.) Bethel UW-Whitewater Hobart UW-Platteville Heidelberg UW-Oshkosh Franklin Johns Hopkins Illinois Wesleyan Wabash John Carroll Pacific Lutheran Wittenberg St. Thomas Wheaton (Ill.) Wesley Concordia-Moorhead St. John s Salisbury Illinois College Willamette Others receiving votes: Millsaps 34; ITHACA 31; Wartburg 31; Maryville (Tenn.) 15; Lebanon Valley 15; Thomas More 13; Coe 9; Pacific 8; Trinity (Conn.) 5; Redlands 3; Framingham State 3; Texas Lutheran 3; Louisiana College 3; Wesleyan 1. AFCA Division III Poll Team Rec Pts. LW 1 Mount Union (40) 7-0 1, Mary Hardin-Baylor (2) 7-0 1, Linfield North Central (Ill.) Wisconsin-Whitewater Hobart Wisconsin-Platteville Bethel (Minn.) Heidelberg Johns Hopkins Wabash Illinois Wesleyan John Carroll Wisconsin-Oshkosh Wittenberg Pacific Lutheran Franklin St. John s (Minn.) Concordia-Moorhead Wheaton (Ill.) St. Thomas (Minn.) Wesley Millsaps Illinois College NR 25 Texas Lutheran NR Others receiving votes: Willamette 52; Wartburg 40; Pacific (Ore.) 30; Gallaudet 21; Lebanon Valley 21; Thomas More 19; Salisbury 18; Guilford 9; ITHACA 7; Rowan 6; Wesleyan (Conn.) 5; Redlands 4; Delaware Valley 3; Louisiana College 1; Maryville (Tenn.) 1; Widener Empire 8 Football Preseason Coaches Poll Team Points 1. Salisbury (7) St. John Fisher (1) Alfred 35 t4. ITHACA 28 t4. Buffalo State Utica Frostburg State Hartwick 7

3 Ithaca College Football Ithaca Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 01, 2013) All games Date Opponent Score Att. 09/07/13 MORAVIAN W /21/13 at Union W * 09/28/13 at Buffalo State W * 10/05/13 at Hartwick L * 10/12/13 ALFRED W * 10/19/13 at Utica W * 10/26/13 #25 ST. JOHN FISHER W Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Rakim Jones Tommy Padula Tene Samuto Evan Skea Shawal Abdur-Rahman Josh Oliver Jared Prugar Robbie Williamson Tom Dempsey TEAM Phil Neumann Total Opponents Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Phil Neumann Tom Dempsey Total Opponents Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Joel Lynch Vito Boffoli Jared Prugar Steve DelMoro Chris Bauer Matt Pinzka Brendan Wojtowicz Robbie Williamson Tommy Padula Rakim Jones Ben Cary Josh Oliver Evan Skea Shawal Abdur-Rahman Total Opponents Field Goals fg pct lg blk Garrett Nicholson Max Rottenecker PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Rakim Jones Garrett Nicholson Jared Prugar Max Rottenecker Joel Lynch Brendan Wojtowicz Robbie Williamson Ben Cary Josh Oliver Evan Skea Vito Boffoli Mike Sheldon Tom Dempsey Total Opponents Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All games Conference Non-Conference Team Statistics IC OPP FIRST DOWNS Rushing P a s s in g Penalty 8 6 RUSHING YARDAGE Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing 6 5 PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing 10 7 TOTAL OFFENSE Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards PUNTS-AVG TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 34:38 25:22 3RD-DOWN Conversions 44/115 45/110 4TH-DOWN Conversions 5/9 3/14 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Mike Vulcano Brian Garvey Brian Hardenberg Sam Carney Tom Scanlon Jake Santora Will Carter Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i blk Mike Lopez Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Sam Carney Josh Oliver Total Opponents Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Sam Carney Josh Oliver Vito Boffoli Marc Recio Total Opponents Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Ithaca Opponents

4 Ithaca College Football Ithaca Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 01, 2013) All games Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 52 Jake Santora Will Carter Brian Hardenberg Brian Garvey Skylar Griffenberg Mike Vulcano Sam Carney Tom Scanlon Joe Armeli Chris Williams Mike Sheldon Joe Ricotta Dan Sheldon Malik Morris Brandon Cheeseman Josh Duggan Logan Murphy Schnayder Termidor Cam Baker Brendan Wojtowicz Bobby Garone Dan Masterov Marc Recio Tijah Henderson Johnny Gorton-Parker Anthony Domenick Mike McDermott Robbie Williamson Noah Poskanzer Steve DelMoro Evan Skea Vito Boffoli Robert Barbieri Nigel Simmons Max Rottenecker Total Opponents

5 2013 ITHACA COLLEGE DEFENSIVE DEPTH CHART Frostburg State at Ithaca Nov. 2, 2013 DE NG DE 97 Dan Sheldon, Sr. 93 Joe Ricotta, Jr. 91 Mike Sheldon, Sr. 6-2, 220; Ridgefield, Conn. 6-3, 280; Perry, N.Y. 6-3, 236; Ridgefield, Conn. 94 Logan Murphy, So. 90 Tijah Henderson, So. 92 Schnayder Termidor, So. 6-0, 268; Lagrangeville, N.Y. 6-3, 351; Ithaca, N.Y. 6-3, 218; Elmont, N.Y. LB LB LB LB 95 Chris Williams, Jr. 52 Jake Santora, Sr. 45 Will Carter, Gr. 50 Brian Hardenberg, Sr. 5-11, 232; Johnson City, N.Y. 6-1, 193; Westport, Conn. 5-8, 202; Thornwood, N.Y. 5-9, 177; Verona, N.J. 48 Johnny Gorton-Parker, Jr. 59 Josh Duggan, Sr. 47 Mark Recio, So. 57 Cam Baker, Jr. 6-0, 203; Kingston 5-10, 207; Highland, N.Y. 5-9, 205; Commack 5-10, 191; Mayville, N.Y. CB FS SS CB 3 Mike Vulcano, Sr. 15 Skylar Griffenberg, Sr. 41 Tom Scanlon, Sr. 32 Brian Garvey, Sr. 6-1, 173; Northborough, Mass. 6-0, 189; Hartsdale, N.Y. 5-10, 196; Bethany, Conn. 5-11, 189; Franklin, Mass. 9 Malik Morris, So. 6 Anthony Domenick, Jr. 17 Joe Armeli, Sr. 22 Sam Carney, Jr. 5-11, 190; New Hyde Park, N.Y. 6-1, 190; Basking Ridge, N.J. 5-10, 191; Falcone, N.Y. 5-10, 180; Hanover, N.H. Punter Long-Snapper Kickoff Returners Punt Returner 83 Mike Lopez, So. 53 Bobby Garone, Jr. 22 Sam Carney, Sr. 2 Josh Oliver, So. 22 Sam Carney, Sr. 6-3, 233; Mahopac, N.Y. 5-11, 234; East Moriches, N.Y. 5-10, 180; Hanover, N.H 5-6, 155; Poughkeepsie 5-10, 180; Hanover, N.H. 10 Matt Pinzka, Jr. 47 Marc Recio, So. 4 Vito Boffoli, Jr. 2 Josh Oliver, So. 6-0, 195; Perkasie, Pa. 5-8, 192; Commack, N.Y. 5-7, 172; Hopewell Jct., N.Y. 5-6, 155; Poughkeepsie Oct. 30, 2013

6 2013 ITHACA COLLEGE OFFENSIVE DEPTH CHART Frostburg State at Ithaca Nov. 2, 2013 LT LG C RG RT 74 Pat Stephenson, Sr. 77 Dylan Rampa, Jr. 51 Bobby Garone, Jr. 75 Andrew Benvenuto, Jr. 71 Scott Anderson, So. 6-2, 238; Scottsville, N.Y. 6-3, 276; Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 5-11, 234; East Moriches, N.Y. 6-2, 293; Wyckoff, N.J. 6-3, 270; Berkeley Heights, N.J. 67 Gideon Inkeles, So. 66 Dan Fischer, So. 65 Phil Merenda, Jr. 67 Gideon Inkeles, So. 6-0, 265; Coconut Creek, Fla. 6-1, 256; Scottsdale, Ariz. 6-1, 288; Locust Valley, N.Y. 6-0, 265; Coconut Creek, Fla. 61 Adam Gears, So. 5-11, 260; Rochester, N.Y. WR QB TE WR. 4 Vito Boffoli, Jr. 7 Tom Dempsey, Jr. 80 Steve DelMoro, Sr. 1 Joel Lynch, Jr. 5-7, 172; Hopewell Junction, N.Y. 6-2, 186; Andover, Mass. 6-1, 235; Peekskill, N.Y. 6-1, 191; Fords, N.J. 11 Chris Bauer, So. 16 Ryan Condon, Jr. 40 Ben Cary, Jr. 86 Connor Drislane, So. 6-0, 172; Kinnelon, N.J. 6-2, 190; Westwood, N.J. 6-0, 218; Marlboro, N.J. 6-3, 190; Schenectady, N.Y. Oct. 30, 2013 RB FB/TE 21 Tommy Padula, Jr. 25 Jared Prugar, Sr. 5-7, 170; Farmington, N.Y. 6-2, 228; York, Maine 35 Evan Skea, Fr. 33 Robbie Williamson, Sr. 6-1, 190; Basking Ridge, N.J. 5-10, 220; Fairport, N.Y. 29 Shawal Abdur-Rahman, Fr. 5-3, 166; Brooklyn, N.Y.... XPT/FG Kickoff Long-Snapper Holder Kicker Kicker 51 Bobby Garone, Jr. 4 Vito Boffoli, Jor. 24 Garrett Nicholson, So. 34 Max Rottenecker, So. 5-11, 234; East Moriches, N.Y. 5-7, 172; Hopewell Jct., N.Y. 5-8, 205; Pine City, N.Y. 5-11, 175; Bochum, Germany 47 Marc Recio, So. 34 Max Rottenecker, So. 37 Brandon Steff, So. 5-8, 192; Commack, N.Y. 5-11, 175; Bochum, Germany 6-0, 180; Lancaster, Mass.

7 Ithaca Football Career-Highs Rushing Carries Opponent Yards Opponent Long Opponent TD Opponent Abdur-Rahman Dempsey 7...Hartwick St. John Fisher Hartwick 12, Utica 13 Jones 31...Alfred Alfred Alfred , Alfred 13, Utica 13 Neumann 10...Brockport Frostburg State St. John Fisher 12 Oliver 5...Buffalo State Alfred Moravian, Utica, Alfred Utica Buffalo State 12 Padula 16...St. John Fisher Hartwick Hartwick 13 Prugar 14...Alfred Alfred Alfred St. Lawrence 10 Samuto 12...Utica Alfred Alfred 13 Skea 20...St. John Fisher St. John Fisher St. John Fisher St. John Fisher 13 Stremmel 2...St. John Fisher ' St. John Fisher ' St. John Fisher '11 Williamson 1...Brockport 11, 4... Brockport Brockport 11, Union 13 Passing Atts Opponent Comp Opponent Yards Opponent TD Opponent Dempsey 27...Utica 13, Fisher St. John Fisher St. John Fisher Utica 13 Neumann 42...Frostburg State Frostburg State Utica Union 12 Receiving Rcpts Opponent Yards Opponent Long Opponent TD Opponent Abdur-Rahman Bauer 3...Hartwick 13, Alfred Alfred Alfred 13 Boffoli 5...Buffalo State Buffalo State Buffalo State Buffalo State 13...St. John Fisher 13 Cary 1...Utica 13, Fisher Utica Utica St. John Fisher 13 DelMoro 5...Springfield ' Utica ' Utica '11; Union 12...Union Buffalo State 12 Friedlander 1...Alfred Alfred Alfred 12 Jones , Buffalo State 13 Lynch 9...Hartwick Hartwick Hartwick Hartwick 13, Utica 13 Oliver 1..., Union Padula 1...Hartwick 13, Fisher Hartwick Hartwick 13 Pinzka Prugar 6..., Union Union St. John Fisher (6) last time Buffalo State 13 Skea 1...St. John Fisher St. John Fisher St. John Fisher 13 Williamson 1...Hartwick ' Hartwick Hartwick , Hartwick 13 Wojtowicz 1...Union 13, Alfred Alfred Alfred Alfred 13 Kickoff Returns Ret Opponent Yards Opponent Long Opponent TD Opponent Boffoli 5...Alfred Alfred Alfred 12 Carney 3...Buffalo State St. John Fisher St. John Fisher 13 Oliver 3...Union 12, Utica Union St. John Fisher 13...Buffalo State 13 Punting Punts...Opponent Yards... Opponent Long... Opponent Avg.... Opponent Lopez 8...Utica Utica Union Union 13 Punt Returns Ret Opponent Yards Opponent Long Opponent TD Opponent Boffoli 1...Alfred Alfred Alfred 12 Carney Salisbury Salisbury 12..., Union 13 Oliver 3...Hartwick Buffalo State Buffalo State 13 *...School Record ^... School Record Tied... NCAA Playoffs... ECAC Postseason Game

8 Tackles No. Opponent Pass Break-Ups PBU Opponent Armeli 4 Moravian 13 Baker 3 Hartwick 12 Barss 1 Moravian 13 Carney 6 Buffalo State 13 Carter 14 Lycoming 10 Cheeseman 4 St. John Fisher 12 Domenick 1 Moravian 13 Duggan 7 Salisbury 12, Hartwick 12 Garone 1 Hartwick '11 Garvey 14 St. John Fisher 13 Gentile 2 Alfred 11 Gorton-Parker 2 Moravian 13 Griffenberg 14 Salisbury 12 Hardenberg 12 Union 12 Henderson 1 Alfred 12, Union 13, Hartwick 13 Lynch 2 Hartwick 12 Masterov 1, St. John Fisher 13 McDermott 1 Hartwick 13 Michaels 1 Frostburg State 12 Morris 2 Buffalo State 13, Alfred 13, Utica 13 Murphy 6 Hartwick 12 Poskanzer 1 Utica 13 Recio 2 Alfred 12, Moravian 13 Ricotta 5 St. John Fisher 12, Moravian 13 Santora 14 Union 13 Scanlon 10 Alfred 12 D. Sheldon 4 Utica '11, Union 12, Moravian 13 M. Sheldon 5 St. John Fisher 11 Simmons 1 Moravian 13 Stremmel 1 Utica 12 Termidor 2 Moravian 13 Vulcano 8 Buffalo State 13 Williams 12 Alfred 12 Armeli 1 Alfred 13, Utica 13, Fisher 13 Carney 1 Union 12, Utica 12, Hartwick 12 Moravian 13 Carter 1 Utica 10; Garvey 3 Utica 12 Griffenberg 2 Alfred 13, St. John Fisher 13 Hardenberg 2 St. John Fisher 13 Murphy 1, Salisbury 12 Santora 1 Salisbury 12, Hartwick 12, Alfred 13, Utica 13 Scanlon 2 Alfred 12, Hartwick 12, Utica 13 M. Sheldon 1 St. John Fisher '11 Vulcano 2 Union 13 Williams 1 Buffalo State 12,, Alfred 13 Tackles For Loss TFL Opponent Armeli.5 Utica 13 Baker 1 Alfred 12 Carney 1 Buffalo State 13 Carter 3 Utica 10 Duggan 1 Frostburg State 12, Salisbury 12 Garvey 5 Utica '11 Griffenberg 2 Alfred 13 Hardenberg 6 Union 12 Murphy 1.5 St. John Fisher 13 Recio.5 Moravian 13 Ricotta 2 Utica 12 Santora 3 Hartwick 12, Union 13 Scanlon 1 Cortland 11; Buffalo State 12 St. John Fisher 12, Salisbury 12 Hartwick 12 D. Sheldon 2 Union 12 M. Sheldon 1.5, Buffalo State 13 Simmons.5 Moravian 13 Termidor 1 Moravian 13, Hartwick 13 Vulcano 1 Salisbury 12 Williams 2, Union 13

9 Sacks Interceptions Fumbles Forced Fumble Recoveries Armeli Carney Armeli Utica '12 Armeli Carter Cortland 10 (2) Moravian 13 Buffalo State 13 Hartwick 13 Duggan Frostburg State 12 Griffenberg Union 12 Hardenberg Union 12 (2) Moravian 13 Union 13 Murphy Hartwick 12 St. John Fisher 13 Ricotta Utica 13 Santora Hartwick 10 Union 12 Union 13 D. Sheldon Utica 11 Union 12 Utica 12 St. John Fisher 13 Carter St. Lawrence 10 (25) Lycoming 10 (7) St. John Fisher 13 (1) Duggan Hartwick 12 (21) Garvey Buffalo State 12 (31) St. John Fisher 12 (0) Hartwick 12 (0,4,0) Union 13 (0) Hartwick '13 (0) Utica 13 (0) Griffenberg Buffalo State 12 (16) Hartwick 12 (16) Hardenberg Utica 13 (1) Santora St. John Fisher '11 (3) Alfred 13 (7) Scanlon (0) Alfred 13 (8) Vulcano Buffalo State 13 (0) Utica 13 (0,0) St. John Fisher 13 (29) Williams Hartwick 12 (3) Baker Buffalo State 12 Carney St. John Fisher 12 (2) St. John Fisher 13 Carter Springfield '11 Union 12 Garvey Frostburg State 12 Griffenberg (2) Hartwick 13 Hardenberg Hartwick 13 Murphy Hartwick 12 Ricotta Santora Scanlon Alfred 13 D.Sheldon ************************* DelMoro Brockport 11 ~ Garvey Union 11 Alfred 12 St. John Fisher 13 Gorton-Parker Utica 13 Griffenberg Buffalo State 12 Hardenberg Buffalo State 13 St. John Fisher 13 Recio St. John Fisher 12 Ricotta Hartwick 12 Santora Utica 10 St. John Fisher 12 Scanlon Union 12 (*! 56) D. Sheldon Hartwick 13 M. Sheldon Alfred 13 M. Sheldon Union 11 Moravian 13 Buffalo State 13 Termidor Moravian 13 Williams (2) Union 13 ********************* ************************* Termidor Hartwick 13 Vulcano St. John Fisher 13 ~ Ithaca fumble recovered * touchdown! school-record *************************

10 Extra-Point Attempts Nicholson (has made two straight) (3/3) Union 12 (3/3) Frostburg State 12 (4/4) Utica '12 (5/5) Alfred 12 (1/1) Buffalo State 12 (2/2) St. John Fisher 12 (2/2) Salisbury 12 (3/3) Hartwick 12 (4/4) Cortland 12 (1/1) (2/3) Union 13 (2/2) Buffalo State 13 (3/3) Alfred 13 (2/2) Utica 13 (2/3) St. John Fisher 13 (1/1) Field Goal Attempts Nicholson (has made six straight) (27, miss; 35, GOOD) Frostburg State 12 (29, GOOD; 18, GOOD) Utica '12 (27, GOOD) St. John Fisher 12 (42, miss; 33, miss; 23, GOOD) Cortland 12 (34, GOOD) (22, GOOD) Union 13 (20, GOOD) Hartwick 13 (33, GOOD) Alfred 13 (24, GOOD; 34 miss) St. John Fisher 13 (27, GOOD; 24, GOOD) Rottenecker (has made two straight) (37, GOOD; 41, GOOD) Buffalo State 13 (41, GOOD) Alfred 13 (44 miss, 40 miss) St. John Fisher 13 (35, GOOD; 41, GOOD) Blocked Kicks Armeli Hartwick '13 (punt) Griffenberg St. John Fisher '13 (punt) Michaels Utica '12 (extra point) Morris Utica '12 (extra point) Blocked Kick Recoveries Williams Utica '12 (extra point, returned for 2 points) 10/30/13, jmg