GAME 1 Painesville, Ohio (Jack Britt Memorial Stadium, 3,500) Career Record: 7 4, 2nd year. LAKE ERIE STORM (2-8, 2-5 GMAC in 2017)

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1 EDINBORO UNIVERSITY 2018 Fighting Scots Football GAME INFORMATION Date: Saturday, September 1, 2018 Site: Painesville, Ohio Stadium: Jack Britt Memorial Stadium (3,500) Kickoff: 12 noon Next: Saturday, September 8 at Bloomsburg Live Stats: 19/boxscores/ _cd2o.xml Radio: WFSE 88.9 FM EDINBORO FAST FACTS GENERAL Founded Enrollment...5,000 Nickname...Fighting Scots School Colors...Red & White Stadium...Sox Harrison Stadium Capacity...6,000 Surface...Sportexe (artificial) Affiliation...NCAA II Conference...Pennsylvania State Athletic...Conference (PSAC) Western Division Interim President...Dr. Michael Hannan Interim Athletic Director...Dr. Katherine Robbins Athletic Dept. Phone...(814) COACHING STAFF Head Coach:...Wayne Bradford Alma Mater/Year...Salisbury State/1990 Record at Edinboro (yrs.)...7 4, 2nd year Career Record (yrs.)...7 4, 2nd year Football Office Phone...(814) Best Time to Reach...Mornings Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Yr./Responsibility): Asst. Head Coach/ Offensive Coordinator...Chris Limbach Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Eastern Illinois 08 (3) Defensive Coordinator/Def. Line...Colin Neely Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Michigan St. 12 (3) Receivers/Special Teams...Joe Wanson Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Edinboro 09 (4) Offensive Line...Jack Corey Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Edinboro 13 (4) Tight Ends...Seth Hembree Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Edinboro 13 (3) Defensive Backs...Lorenzo Hoff Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Liberty 14 (2) Running Backs...Kellen O Neill Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Edinboro 13 (3) Asst. Defensive Backs...Matt Cragg Alma Mater (yrs. at EU)...Hobart 17 (2) Student Assistants...Mike Rizzuto, R.J. Hughes, Kyle Peterson GAME 1 Painesville, Ohio (Jack Britt Memorial Stadium, 3,500) EDINBORO FIGHTING SCOTS (7-4, 4-3 PSAC West in 2017) Head Coach: Wayne Bradford (Salisbury State 90) Record at Edinboro: 7 4, 2nd year at 8 NCAA PLAYOFF APPEARANCES l 1 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP l 6 PSAC WEST TITLES Career Record: 7 4, 2nd year LAKE ERIE STORM (2-8, 2-5 GMAC in 2017) Head Coach: Gerald Hazard (Baldwin Wallace 03) Record at Lake Erie: 2 12, 3rd year Career Record: 2 12, 3rd year September 1, 2018 l 12 noon l ETV l Radio: WFSE 88.9 FM Jack Britt Memorial Stadium (3,500) l Painesville, Ohio 2018 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Overall: 7-4 PSAC West: 4-3 Home: 4-1 Away: 5-1 Date Opponent Time/Result Sept. 1 at Lake Erie 12 noon Sept. 8 at Bloomsburg 2:00 p.m. Sept. 15 EAST STRIUDSBURG 12 noon Hall of Fame Game Sept. 22 at California(Pa.)* 1:00 p.m. Sept. 29 GANNON* 2:00 p.m. Homecoming Oct. 6 at Mercyhurst* 12 noon Oct. 13 at Slippery Rock* 2:00 p.m. Oct. 20 SETON HILL* 12 noon Oct. 27 at Clarion* 12 noon Nov. 3 INDIANA(PA)* 12 noon Nov. 10 KUTZTOWN 12 noon * PSAC West contest 2018 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Overall: 2-8 GLIAC: 2-5 Home: 1-5 Away: 1-3 Date Opponent Time/Result Sept. 1 EDINBORO 12 noon Sept. 8 at Malone * TBA Sept. 15 at Urbana TBA Sept. 22 at Hillsdale* 4:00 p.m. Sept. 29 FINDLAY* 12 noon Oct. 6 at Alderson Broaddus* TBA Oct. 13 WALSH* 7:00 p.m. Oct. 20 at Kentucky Wesleyan* TBA Oct. 27 TIFFIN* 12 noon Nov. 3 at Thomas More 12 noon Nov. 10 OHIO DOMINICAN* 12 noon * GMAC contest EDINBORO FIGHTING SCOTS LAKE ERIE STORM 2017 STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in bold) Rushing Walter Fletcher att. 1,740 yds. 18 TD Kyle Galyk...47 att. 340 yds. 2 TD Passing Jake Sisson of 367 2,413 yds. 27 TD 17 INT Andrew Tomko...21 of yds. 1 TD 3 INT Receiving James Clark...95 rec. 1,213 yds. 11 TD Ta Nauz Gregory...54 rec. 726 yds. 10 TD Walter Fletcher...30 rec. 160 yds. 3 TD Blake Reddick...21 rec. 215 yds. 1 TD Kicking Mike Cushma...2 of 3 FGs; 47 of 54 PATs Punting Mike Cushma...26 punts 38.8 avg. Tackles Brandon Anderson...98 tax 5 TFL 2 INT DeVon Groves...76 tax 7 TFL 4 INT Trey Hall...62 tax 6 TFL 2 sacks Maurice Sims...62 tax 9.5 TFL 2 INT Zuril Hendrick...59 tax 2 TFL 9 INT 10 PBU Derek Dorr...48 tac 13.5 TFL 6 sacks 2017 STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in bold) Rushing Antwan Harris att. 517 yds. 2 TD Desmon Turner...66 att. 376 yds. 2 TD Javarian Smith...88 att. 188 yds. 1 TD Passing Javarian Smith...54 of yds. 3 TD 5 INT James Moore...48 of yds. 0 TD 6 INT Receiving Mitch Tilley...16 rec. 131 yds. 0 TD Josh Collins...12 rec. 112 yds. 1 TD Josh Hufstetler...10 rec. 114 yds. 1 TD Kicking Mike Muzic...7 of 10 FGs; 11 of 11 PATs Punting Mike Muzic...66 punts 38.5 avg. Tackles Thomas Covington...75 tax 4 TFL 1 INT Isaiah Wheeler...56 tax 13 TFL 2.5 sacks Jason Rodgers...49 tax 9 TFL 6.5 sacks

2 Game 1 -- Edinboro at Lake Erie Wayne Bradford HEAD COACH SECOND SEASON The Bradford File Education Salisbury State University, B.S. in Business, 1990 (undergraduate), M.S. in Business Administration, 1992 (graduate) Assistant Coaching Experience Salisbury St., defensive linemen/ linebackers Salisbury St., defensive coordinator 1999 Edinboro, defensive coordinator Edinboro, defensive line Edinboro, defensive coordinator 2016 Edinboro, inside linebackers 2017 Edinboro, head coach Coaching Record Year School Record Other Assistant Coach 1990 Salisbury St Salisbury St Salisbury St Salisbury St Salisbury St Salisbury St. 7 3 ECAC Southwest Champ. Game 1996 Salisbury St Salisbury St Salisbury St Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro 9 3 Div. II Playoffs 2004 Edinboro 9 3 Div. II Playoffs 2005 Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro 9 4 Div. II Playoffs 2010 Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro 9 2 Head Coach 2017 Edinboro 7 4 TODAY S GAME } Edinboro opens the 2018 campaign at Lake Erie on Saturday, September 1. It marks the second straight year the two teams will open the season against each other, and is just the second meeting between the two teams. A year ago, the Fighting Scots opened Wayne Bradford s tenure as Edinboro s 15th head coach with a 30 3 win over the Storm at Sox Harrison Stadium. } Edinboro finished with a 7 4 record and went 4 3 in the PSAC West with Wayne Bradford serving as interim head coach in The interim tag was pulled from his title the week after the season ended. A total of 19 starters return from last year s squad 8 of offense, 10 on defense, and one on special teams. The roster features 19 seniors. } The Fighting Scots were picked to finish fourth in the Western Division in the PSAC Coaches Preseason Poll for the second straight year. Edinboro finished fourth in the Western Division last year. Indiana(Pa.) is the preseasaon favorite in the PSAC West. } Edinboro was ranked in a pair of preseason publications. The Fighting Scots are 18th in Lindy's Sports College Football National 2018 Preview. and 24th in the Street & Smith s College Football Magazine Preseason Top 25. In addition, Edinboro is among others receiving votes in the AFCA Division II Preseason Top 25. } A trio of Edinboro players earned All American honors a year ago. Walter Fletcher was a consensus All American, including second team Associated Press Division II All America honors, after ranking second in Division II in rushing. Zuril Hendrick and James Clark were named to the Don Hansen All America Team, with Hendrick named to the first team after leading Division II in interceptions, and Clark a third team choice after ranking third in Division II in receptions per game. } Edinboro had six players earn All PSAC West honors last year, and all six return. Walter Fletcher (RB), James Clark (WR), and Brandon Anderson (SS) were accorded first team honors, while Derek Dorr (DT), Ta Nauz Gregory (RS) and Zuril Hendrick (CB) were named to the second team. } Lake Erie competes in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. the Storm ws picked to finish eighth out of nine teams in the 2018 GMAC Coaches Preseason Poll. Lake Erie finished with a 2 8 record a year ago } Gerald Hazzard took over as head coach during the 2016 campaign, and comes in with a 2 12 record. The Storm looks to showcase three returning second team All GMAC performers. The offense features redshirt junior Antwan Harris, who led the team with 517 yards rushing last year. On defense, strong safety Thomas Covington led The Storm with 75 tackles, while Jason Rogers totaled 49 tackles and a team high 6.5 sacks from his defensive end position. } Edinboro is looking for its third straight opening game victory. The Fighting Scots edged St. Joseph s(in.), 31 3), in 2016, and opened the 2017 campaign with a 30 3 win over Lake Erie. BORO S RECORD WHEN... during Wayne Bradford Era Scoring 0 9 Points Scoring Points Scoring Points Scoring Points Scoring 40+ Points Allowing 0 9 Points Allowing Points Allowing Points Allowing Points Allowing 40+ Points Games Decided by 3 Points or Less Games Decided by 7 Points or Less Leads at Halftime Trails at Halftime Tied at Halftime Leads after Three Quarters Trails after Three Quarters Tied after Three Quarters In Overtime Games On Radio and TV } The Edinboro Lake Erie game can be heard live on WFSE FM 88.9, with Chris Rosato handling the play by play and Luke Boniger providing the color commentary. The WFSE stream can be heard at The All-Time Series } Edinboro leads 1-0 The Fighting Scots claimed the first ever meeting between the two teams a year ago in the 2017 season opener. Edinboro prevailed 30 3 at Sox Harrison Stadium thanks to a strong second half. The contest marked the first under head coach Wayne Bradford. Last Year s Game } Edinboro 30, Lake Erie 3 After a slow start, the Fighting Scots handed head coach Wayne Bradford a win in his coaching debut. Edinboro pulled away after leading 10 0 at the half, while taking advantage of six Lake Erie turnovers in the game, plus outstanding efforts from Ta Nauz Gregory, Walter Fletcher, and Zuril Hendrick. Gregory caught 7 passes for 123 yards, including touchdown catches of 32 and 34 yards from Jake Sisson. Fletcher scored on a 28 yard run while running for a then career high 189 yards on 25 carries. Hendrick paced the defense with three interceptions, returning the last 61 yards for six points to cap the win. Redshirt freshman Mike Cushma scored the first points of 2017 with a 26 yard field goal. Edinboro ended the day with 414 yards, while Lake Erie had 404. The Coaches } Wayne Bradford (Salisbury State 90) was named Edinboro s 15th head coach on March 29, 2017 and led Edinboro to a 7 4 record in his first season. After serving as interim head coach in 2017, that tag was removed after less than a week after the conclusion of the season. Bradford has worked under four different head coaches and was an assistant at Edinboro for 18 years before taking over as the interim head coach. He has spent a major

3 ALL-TIME SERIES Edinboro leads 1-0 } Series History At Edinboro: 1 0 At Lake Erie: 0 0 Under Wayne Bradford: 1 0 First Meeting: 2017 Edinboro 30, Lake Erie 3 Last Meeting: 2017 Edinboro 30, lake Erie 3 Last Edinboro Win: Last Lake Erie Win: NA Most Points Scored (Edinboro): 30 (2017) Most Points Scored (Lake Erie): 3 (2017) Biggest Win Margin (Edinboro): 27 (2017) Biggest Win Margin (Lake Erie): NA Current Streak: Edinboro won last meeting } All-Time Scores 2017 EU 30 3 H ity of his time as the Fighting Scots defensive coordinator. Bradford has master minded some brilliant defensive performances over the years in a day and age when offense has taken over. For instance, in 2011 the Fighting Scots ranked eighth in Division II in scoring defense (17.0 ppg.), 11th in pass efficiency defense, and 18th in total defense (292.6 ypg.). Edinboro gave up fewer than 20 points in seven of its 11 games. A year ago, his Edinboro defense finished first in the PSAC and fourth in Division II in tackles for losses, and second in the PSAC and sixth in the country in sacks. Edinboro finished the 2016 campaign with a 9 2 record, marking the fifth time an Edinboro team with Bradford on the staff tied the school record } Boro Picked Fourth in PSAC West Coaches Preseason Poll After finishing fourth in the PSAC West in 2017, Edinboro enters the 2018 campaign picked to finish in the same start in the Western Division in the PSAC Coaches Preseason Poll. The Fighting Scots were also picked to finish fourth in the division a year ago. PSAC COACHES PRESEASON POLL Western Division Overall PSAC 1. Indiana(Pa.) (7) California(Pa.) (1) Slippery Rock (2) EDINBORO Gannon Mercyhurst Clarion Seton Hill Eastern Division 1. West Chester (6) Shippensburg Kutztown (1) Bloomsburg East Stroudsburg Millersville Lock Haven for victories (9). Three of Edinboro s teams during his tenure have reached the NCAA playoffs, including the 2009 team, which finished at 9 4 and reached the Super Region One semifinals. All told, he has been a part of 116 wins. } Gerald Hazzard (Baldwin Wallace 03) joined The Storm coaching staff as the offensive coordinator in January 2007 and was named interim head coach on October 17, Hazzard was the first assistant hired into the program. His first year with the Storm was during its club status, with this season marking his 11th with the team and his 14th overall. He has a 2 12 overall record, including 2 8 in his first full season as head coach in Hazzard has helped produce five All Americans and 32 all conference performers at Lake Erie. Under Hazzard s guidance, the Storm offense has ranked among the best Division II in several seasons, including first nationally in 2013, and 19th in The latter squad featured running back Anthony Bilal, who was second in Division II with 2,092 rushing yards and first with 29 touchdowns. Bilal finished third in the Harlon Hill Trophy voting, was voted GLIAC Offensive Back of the Year, and was a concensus All American. Hazzard came to Lake Erie with a combined four years coaching experience as a student assistant at his alma mater, Baldwin Wallace, as well as an offensive assistant at Gettysburg College. Bradford Comments... on the Fighting Scots Camp has been great. The players worked hard. Our big priority was finding a starting quarterback, which we have done. we also needed to find a fifth offensive lineman. I feel really good about having balance offensively. Week one to me is always about discipline and fundamentals. Execution, taking care of the football. We want to score touchdowns in the red zone. Bradford Comments... on the Edinboro Defense Defensively, we went in looking to find some depth in the interior line. We needed to get a couple young linebackers ready. We do have four seniors at linebacker. In the secondary, we wanted to refine techniques with four of five returning. We want to play with great fundamentals, while continuing to take the ball away. we want to tackle in space and play with great effort. Boro Fourth in PSAC West Preseason Poll Edinboro finished fourth in the PSAC West a year ago, and that is where the Fighting Scots are predicted to finish in The recent PSAC Coaches Preseason Poll picked Indiana(Pa.) first in the Western Division, with California(Pa.) second and Slippery Rock third. West Chester is the favorite in the Eastern Division, followed by Shippensburg and Kutztown. Fighting Scots Ranked in Two National Polls How strong is the PSAC West? Consider that Edinboro was picked to finish fourth in the division, but is nationally ranked in two preseason polls, and among others receiving votes in the AFCA THE LAST MEETING Edinboro 30, Lake Erie 3 September 2, 2017 Edinboro, PA Scoring Lake Erie Edinboro } Scoring Play Score EU 1 8:58 Mike Cushma 26 yd. field goal 3 0 EU 2 8:08 Walter Fletcher 28 yd. run 10 0 (Mike Cushma kick) LEC 3 6:40 Mike Muzic 42 yd. field goal 10 3 EU 3 5:48 Ta Nauz Gregory 34 yd. pass 17 3 from Jake Sisson (Mike Cushma kick) EU 4 14:30 Ta Nauz Gregory 32 yd. pass from 24 3 Jake Sisson (Mike Cushma kick) EU 4 1:20 Zuril Hendrick 61 yd. interception 30 3 return (Mike Cushma kick blocked) ATT: 2,457 }Team Statistics...Boro...LEC First Downs Rushes Yards Passing Yards Comp Att Int Total Plays Total Offense Sacks By Yards Lost Punts Avg Fumbles Lost Penalties Yards rd Down Conv....4 of of 18 4th Down Conv....1 of of 4 Time of Possession...22: :44 } Individual Statistics RUSHING: Edinboro Walter Fletcher , Darren Massey 1 0, Kyle Galyk 1 ( 1), Rob Bell 1 ( 3), Jake Sisson 2 ( 12), team 1 ( 17). Lake Erie Desmon Turner , Javarian Smith 13 66, Antwan Harris 13 52, James Moore 6 17, Michael Goolsby 1 5, Tyler Hampton 2 1, Jason Blizzard 1 ( 2), Riley Frederickson 1 ( 10). PASSING: Edinboro Jake Sisson TD. Lake Erie Javarian Smith TD, James Moore TD. RECEIVING: Edinboro Ta Nauz Gregory , Walter Fletcher 5 36, James Clark 4 29, Blake Reddick 2 41, Darren Massey 1 17, Kyle Galyk Lake Erie David Wright 4 79, Mitch Tilley 4 21, Josh Collins 2 26, Tyler Hampton 2 8, Desmon Turner 1 16, Tyler Berry 1 13, Isaiah Eaglin 1 3, Antwan Harris 1 1, Riley Frederickson 1 1. Division II Preseason Top 25. The Fighting Scots are 18th in Lindy's Sports College Football National 2018 Preview. and 24th in the Street & Smith s College Football Magazine Preseason Top 25. The Lindy s poll has Indiana(Pa.) ranked second, with California(Pa.), another PSAC West entrant, ranked 14th. The Street & Smith s Top 25 has IUP ranked second. The AFCA Division II Top 25 has IUP fourth in its preseason ranking, with California(Pa.), West Chester, Shippensburg, and Slippery Rock all receiving votes in addition to Edinboro. The D2Football.com Preseason Top 25 has IUP as the only PSAC team in ts top 25. The Crimson Hawks are ranked fourth.

4 RECORD WHEN Under Bradford Overall PSAC West At home On the road Night games Day games Artificial turf Natural grass Vs. nationally ranked teams In September In October In November Edinboro wins toss Edinboro loses toss Edinboro scores on 1st poss Opp. scores on 1st possession Edinboro scores first Opponent scores first Leading after 1st quarter Trailing after 1st quarter Tied after 1st quarter Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after 3rd quarter Trailing after 3rd quarter Tied after 3rd quarter Overtime games Edinboro has more total yards Opp. has more total yards Edinboro has more rushing yards Opp. has more rushing yards Edinboro has more passing yards Opp. has more passing yards No Turnovers Win turnover battle Lose turnover battle Turnover battle even Having fewer penalty yards Having more penalty yards Tied in penalty yards Leads time of possession Trails time of possession Edinboro has 100 yard rusher Opp. has 100 yard rusher Edinboro has 300 yard passer Opp. has 300 yard passer Scoring less than 10 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 40+ points Allowing less than 10 points Allowing points Allowing points Allowing points Allowing 40+ points Rushing for <100 yards Rushing for 100+ yards Rushing for 200+ yards Passing for <200 yards Passing for 200+ yards Passing for 300+ yards <300 yards total offense yards total offense yards total offense yards total offense Allowing <100 yards rushing Allowing 100+ yards rushing Allowing <200 yards passing Allowing 200+ yards passing Allowing <300 yards total offense Allowing 300+ yards total offense Interim Tag Removed from Bradford After serving 18 years as an assistant coach, Wayne Bradford was tabbed as Edinboro s interim head coach on March 29, 2017, replacing Justin Lustig. Lustig left to accept an assistant s position at Syracuse. Bradford guided the Fighting Scots to a 7 4 finish a year ago, and any doubts that he wasn t the right person for the job quickly disappeared. The former defensive coordinator had the interim tag removed on November 16, just days after the season concluded. Lake Erie Game Captains Edinboro names game captains, then the team votes for captains at the end of the year. The captains for the Lake Erie game have a distinct Ohio flavor, with two of the three from trhe Buckeye state. Offense Alex Molik, OT (North Tonawanda, N.Y.) Defense David Ballew III, DE (Cleveland, Ohio) Special Teams Kyle Galyk, RB (Marion, Ohio) Three Scots Earn All-American Honors in 2017 With several players putting up record setting numbers, honors flowed in a year ago. Walter Fletcher was a consensus All American at running back, including landing a spot on the Associated Press Division All America second team. He also earned second team D2CCA and Don Hansen Football Gazette All America accolades, and honorable mention D2Football.com honors. Zuril Hendrick earned first team Don Hansen Football Gazette All American honors at cornerback, while James Clark was a third team selection at wide receiver. Hendrick, Fletcher Garner Preseason Recognition Not only did Zuril Hendrick and Walter Fletcher receive All America accolades in 2017, they were recognized as 2018 preseason All Americans. Hendrick, a senior cornerback, is a Lindy s Sports College Football National 2018 Preview second team selection and a College Football America 2018 Yearbook choice. Fletcher, a redshirt junior running back, earned a spot on Street & Smith s preseason All American team and is a second team Lindy's preseason All American Roster Features Six All-PSAC Returnees Edinboro had six All PSAC West selections a year ago, and all six return. Walter Fletcher moved up from the second team to first team in 2017 after finishing second in the PSAC in rushing with 1,740 yards. He was joined on the first team by senior wide receiver James Clark, who led the PSAC in receptions per game while setting school records for receptions (95) and yards receiving (1,213). Brandon Anderson represented the defense on the first team. The redshirt junior strong safety led Edinboro with 98 tackles, good for sixth in the conference. Senior defensive tackle Derek Dorr and senior cornerback Zuril Hendrick earned second team accolades, as did Ta Nauz Gregory as a return specialist. Gregory was the 2016 PSAC West Freshman of the Year. Hendrick Leads Division II in Interceptions Zuril Hendrick paced Division II in interceptions in The senior cornerback picked off a pass in the season finale at Cheyney to give him nine for the season, tying a school record. He also broke the school record with 201 yards on interception returns. Hendrick began the season with three pickoffs vs. Lake Erie, returning the last one 61 yards for a touchdown. He added another return for six points against Clarion, covering 35 yards. He enters the season ranked sixth in career interceptions with 14. Fletcher Ranks Second in the Country in Rushing... Walter Fletcher ranked in numerous staistical categories as a redshirt sophomore. He ran for a school record 1,740 yards on 253 carries, which ranks fifth in a season, for an average of 6.9 yards. He scored 18 touchdowns rushing, good for third in a season, and added three touchdowns receiving for 21 total touchdowns. He had 1,900 all purpose yards, which ranks third in a season. Fletcher ranked highly in the following categories: NCAA PSAC Rushing yards (1,740) 2nd 2nd Total TDs (21) 6th 2nd Total Points (126) 9th 2nd Scoring/Game (11.5 ppg.) 6th 2nd Yards/Carry (6.9) 13th 2nd All Purpose Yards/Gm (172.73) 10th 3rd...and Clark Among Leading Receivers Like Hendrick and Fletcher, James Clark enjoyed a record breaking season and ranked among the leading receivers in Division II. He set school records for receptions (95) and yards receiving (1,213), along with hauling in 11 TD passes, which ranks third in a season. His national rankings included: NCAA PSAC Receptions/Game (8.6) 3rd 1st Receiving Yards (1,213) 7th 2nd Receiving Yards/Game (110.3) 9th 2nd Receiving TDs (11) 20th 3rd Tomko Takes Control of Offense Andrew Tomko has been named the starting quarterback after a three way training camp battle. The 6 5, 225 lb. redshirt sophomore was a highly touted recruit in 2016, but had to bide his time behind Jake Sisson. He actually stepped onto the field for the first time at West Chester a year ago at wide receiver, and finished with one catch for 11 yards. He saw his first extensive action at quarterback when Sisson went down at Gannon, and started the next week against Mercyhurst. He led the Fighting Scots to a Homecoming win over the Lakers, rushing for a pair of touchdowns. Tomko would finish the year throwing for 207 yards, completing 21 of 45 passes with a touchdown and 3 INTs. Transfers Bolster Quarterback Position While Andrew Tomko emerged as the starting quarterback to open the 2018 season, he had plenty of competition thanks to a pair of mid year

5 transfers. Jarrod Kellar and Levi Becker joined the Fighting Scots in January, with Kellar transferring from Lenoir Rhyne and Becker from Ohio Dominican. Kellar is a redshirt junior who served as the starter at Lenoir Rhyne the last two years, throwing for over 2,600 yards and 15 TDs. Becker, from nearby McDowell High School, where he was a record setting signalcaller, redshirted last year as a freshman at Ohio Dominican. Defensive Line Also Features Transfers The quarterback position wasn t the only one to bring in some talented transfer help. The defensive line will have Myles Turner and Bishop Simmons exepcted to play key roles. Turner is a 6 1, 265 lb. junior from Lackawanna JC. He will back up at noseguard. Simmons played at Mercyhurst in 2016, starting all 11 games at offensive tackle. A 6 1, 305 lb. redshirt sophomore, he has flipped to defense and will be in reserve at tackle. Molik, Staunch Anchor Offensive Line Walter Fletcher enjoyed a record breaking season in 2017, setting a school record for yards rushing with 1,740, which ranked second in Division II. He did so with the help of an offensive line that also excelled on pass blocking. Edinboro s offensive line ranked second in the PSAC and 23rd in Division II in sacks allowed while paving the way for Fletcher s record breaking campaign. The Fighting Scots allowed just 13 sacks. The unit is led by bookend tackles Alex Molik and Trey Staunch, a pair of seniors. Molik has started the last 24 games at left tackle. Staunch has started 22 consecutive games at right tackle after starting five games as a freshman at tight end. Redshirt sophomore Vitaliy Gurman started ten games at center a year ago, while fellow redshirt sophomore Dante Rizzo started all 11 games, mainly at right Breaking Down the 2018 Roster... by State At the start of the 2018 campaign, Edinboro s 74 man roster is dominated by players from Pennsylvania and New York. Pennsylvania...39 New York...15 Ohio...8 New Jersey...4 Maryland...2 Virginia...2 Florida...1 Minnesota...1 West Virginia...1 United Kingdom by Year Redshirt Freshmen...18 Freshmen...15 Seniors...13 Sophomores...7 Redshirt Sophomores...6 Redshirt Juniors...6 Redshirt Seniors...5 Juniors...4 guard. Staunch Gives Hoops a Try As a prepster at West Middlesex High School, Trey Staunch was a standout in both football and basketball. A former quarterback, he has made a successful transition to the offensive line, starting the last 22 games at tackle. After not playing basketball since high school, Staunch returned to the hardcourt at the conclusion of the 2017 football season. He went on to play a major role in the team's finish. The 6'4" senior averaged 8.0 points and 3.7 rebounds in just over 17 minutes per game, while bringing an intensity to the team. Large Senior Class Headlines 2018 Roster Head coach Wayne Bradford welcomed back a senior class of 18 players to fall drills. It leaves him with a rare show of experience, particularly on the defensive side of the ball, where 2018 Senior Class 12 DE David Ballew III (Cleveland, Ohio) 36 SS Torrey Benning (Erie, Pa.) 1 WR James Clark (Coatesville, Pa.) 66 DT Derek Dorr (Blasdell, N.Y.) 35 RB Kyle Galyk (Marion, Ohio) 41 OLB Anthony Gates (Erie, Pa.) 52 ILB Trey Hall (Abingdon, Md.) 21 CB Zuril Hendrick (Rochester, N.Y.) 43 ILB A.J. Hulton (Westfield, N.Y.) 62 OT Alex Molik (North Tonawanda, N.Y.) 65 NG Nick Pettigrew (Beaver Falls, Pa.) 6 WR Blake Reddick (Stoneboro, Pa.) 22 OLB Brandan Rivers (Hubbard, Ohio) 14 CB Aaron Rogers (Burlington, N.J.) 59 LS Josh Schmidt (Jefferson Hills, Pa.) 11 SS Lindel Service Jr. (West Orange, N.J.) 69 OT Trey Staunch (West Middlesex, Pa. ) 50 DE Ethan Upperco (Spotsvylvania, Va.) Ta Nauz a Two-Way Threat Ta Nauz Gregory combines with James Clark to give Edinboro a dangerous one two punch at wide receiver. In addition, Gregory is as dangerous a return man as there is in Division II. He battled an injury a year ago but still finished with 54 receptions for 726 yards with 10 TDs and was a force once again on special teams. He averaged 27.5 yards on 19 kickoff returns, which ranks sixth in a season, and returned five punts for a 10.0 yard average. He ranked third in the PSAC and 25th in Division II in kickoff return average. Gregory was named to the All PSAC West second team as a return specialist after being named the PSAC West Freshman of the Year and the Don Hansen NCAA Division II Freshman of the Year in He ranked first in the PSAC and fourth in Division II in kickoff return average, setting a school record with an average of 32.5 yards on 23 returns, with two for touchdowns, the most in Division II. He also averaged 11.7 yards, the third highest figure in a season at Edinboro, on 12 punt returns. Gregory finished second on the team in receptions (63), which ranks fifth in a season, for 808 yards with 8 TDs. He enters his junior season ranked 13th in career receptions (117) and 16th in career receiving yards (1,534). He also AFCA PRESEASON TOP 25 as of Aug. 13, Texas A&M Commerce(13) West Florida (14) Minnesota State. (2) Indiana(Pa.) (2) Fort Hays State Northwest Missouri St. (2) Harding Ferris State Central Washington Grand Valley State Midwestern State West Alabama Indianapolis Colorado State Pueblo Ashland Shepherd Assumption Central Missouri West Georgia Sioux Falls Winona State Carson Newman Ohio Dominican Ouchita Baptist Findlay Others Receiving Votes: California(Pa.) 89; Delta St. 74; West Chester 74; Colorado Mesa 66; Bowie St. 60; Virginia St. 51; Minnesota Duluth 41; Albany St. 39; Florida Tech 36; Colorado Mines 34; Shippensburg 31; Tuskegee 26; Wingate 25; Azusa Pacific 22; Valdosta St. 22; Pittsburg St. 21; Notre Dame (Ohio) 18; Eastern New Mexico 17; EDIN BORO 15; Missouri Western St. 14; Bloomsburg 13; Emporia St. 11; Central Oklahoma 9; LIU Post 8; Slippery Rock 8; Augustana (S.D.) 5; Fairmont St. 5; Humboldt St. 4; Catawba 3; Fayetteville St. 3; Hillsdale 3; Southern Arkansas 1; Washburn 1. D2FOOTBALL.COM TOP 25 as of Aug. 18, Minnesota State Texas A&M Commerce West Florida Indiana(Pa.) Northwest Missouri Central Washington Ferris State Midwestern State Fort Hays State Harding West Alabama Indianapolis Colorado State Pueblo Grand Valley State Shepherd Ashland Winona State Sioux Falls Central Missouri State Assumption West Georgia Findlay Pittsburg State Virginia State Ouachita Baptist 9 3

6 ranks third in career kickoff returns yards with 1,270 yards. Two Boro Football Games on SPORTSFever in 2018 Fighting Scots in the Buckeye State The Lake Erie game will mark Edinboro s first game in Ohio since 2013, when Edinboro played at Walsh in the season opener. The Fighting Scots would hang on for a victory. Walter Wonderful in Season Openers Walter Fletcher has made it a point to open his first two seasons with some big efforts. In 2016 in his first collegiate contest, the redshirt junior running back carried the ball 24 times for 180 yards with touchdown runs of 50 and 57 yards. He added four receptions for 39 yards. Last year, he torched Lake Erie for 189 yards on 25 carries, with a 28 yard scoring run. He added five receptions for 36 yards. Edinboro Signs 3-Year Agreement to Play Grand Valley State During the summer, Edinboro signed an agreement to play Grand Valley State for a three year period beginning with the 2019 season. The Fighting Scots will play at Grand Valley State in 2019 and 2021, with the Lakers visiting Edinboro in The three year contract pits the Fighting Scots against one of the powerhouses in NCAA Division II football. Grand Valley State has won four Division II national championships, the last coming in The Lakers are members of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). The contract calls for Edinboro to play at Grand Valley State on Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 7 p.m. and on Thursday, September 2, 1926 vs. Alliance...W, vs. Indiana(Pa.)...W, vs. Alliance...W, at Duquesne...L, WESTMINSTER...L, ALLEGHENY...L, at Allegheny...W, at Allegheny...W, at California(Pa.)...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...L, at California(Pa.)...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...T, at California(Pa.)...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...L, WESTMINSTER...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...W, at Westminster...L, at Clarion...L, FINDLAY...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...L, at California(Pa.)...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...L, at California(Pa.)...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...L, at California(Pa.)...L, CALIFORNIA(PA)...L, CLARION...L, at Clarion...L, vs. Shepherd...L, at Clarion...W, 19 0 Edinboro will once again team with the SPORTSfever Television Network in The Fighting Scots will be featured twice on the SPORTSfever Television Network College Football Game of the Week. The first game to be aired is the annual Homecoming game against Gannon on Saturday, September 29. The following week s game at Mercyhurst on Saturday, October 6 will also be televised. For the first time, SPORTSfever will televise a women s soccer match, with Edinboro hosting West Chester on Homecoming SPORTSfever Television Network College Football Game of the Week Saturday, September 1 Shippensburg at Clarion, 1 p.m. Saturday, September 15 Bloomsburg at Mercyhurst, 1 p.m at 7 p.m. The Lakers will visit Sox Harrison Stadium on Thursday, September 3 at 7 p.m. The 2019 contest will mark the first time the two teams will meet on the gridiron. Grand Valley State ranks as the all time winningest team in Division II football, by percentage, and has won four national championships, all since Cheyney Out, Shepherd in for PSAC The PSAC has a new look in 2018, and will in 2019, as well. Cheyney is no longer a member of the PSAC, leaving the Eastern Division with seven Edinboro in Season Openers 1959 CLARION...L, at Clarion...W, CLARION...W, at Grove City...W, GROVE CITY...W, BRIDGEWATER...W, BALDWIN WALLACE...T, at Baldwin Wallace...L, at Cheyney...L, at East Stroudsburg...L, at Brockport State...W, CHEYNEY...W, at Waynesburg...W, WAYNESBURG...W, FAIRMONT STATE...T, at Fairmont State...W, at West Virginia Wesleyan...W, at Fairmont State...L, FAIRMONT STATE...L, at Fairmont State...T, FAIRMONT STATE...L, WESTMINSTER...W, at Fairmont State...L, BLOOMSBURG...W, WEST LIBERTY...W, at West Liberty...W, at Wayne State(MI)...T, WAYNE STATE(MI)...W, at Liberty...L, at Liberty...L, 7 17 Thursday, September 27 East Stroudsburg at Millersville, 7 p.m. Saturday, September 29 Shippensburg at West Chester, 12 noon Gannon at EDINBORO, 2 p.m. Saturday, October 6 EDINBORO at Mercyhurst, 12 noon West Chester at Bloomsburg, 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 13 East Stroudsburg at Bloomsburg, 12 noon Saturday, November 10 East Stroudsburg at Clarion, 12 noon Other Games Saturday, September 29 West Chester at EDINBORO (women s soccer), 9:30 a.m. Saturday, October 20 Shippensburg at Bloomsburg (field hockey), 11 a.m. teams, one less team than the PSAC West, in That will change in 2019 when Shepherd joins the PSAC in 2019 and will be slotted into the Eastern Division. Shepherd has been one of the top football teams in Super Region 1 in recent years. The Rams are ranked 16th in the AFCA Division II Preseason Top 25. They won the Mountain East Conference title each of the last three seasons at Liberty...L, SHEPHERD...W, at Youngstown State...L, UNIV. AT BUFFALO...W, FERRIS STATE...L, at Hillsdale...W, HILLSDALE...W, at Hillsdale...W, HILLSDALE...W, at Hillsdale...W, HILLSDALE...L, ASHLAND...L, at Ashland...L, at Gannon...W, at Youngstown State...L, EAST STROUDSBURG...L, WVU TECH...W, at West Chester...W, WEST CHESTER...L, at West Liberty...W, WEST LIBERTY...W, at West Liberty...W, WEST LIBERTY...W, at Bloomsburg...L, at Walsh...W, at Carson Newman...L, SAINT JOSEPH S(IN)...L, at Saint Joseph s(in.)...w, LAKE ERIE...W, 30 3 Record in Season Openers

7 WALTER FLETCHER -- All-American Pos. RB Ht.: 5-10 Wt.: 192 Columbia, Md./Centennial HONORS AND AWARDS 2018 Preseason Honors u Lindy s All Division II Second Team u Street & Smith s All American 2017 Honors u Associated Press Division II All American Second Team u D2Football.com All American Honorable Mention u D2CCA All American Second Team u Don Hansen All American Second Team u D2CCA All Super Region 1 First Team u Don Hansen All Super Region 1 First Team u All PSAC West First Team 2016 Honors u All PSAC West Second Team 2017 NCAA Rankings u All PSAC West Second Team BIO 2017 Enjoyed a record breaking season and earned numerous honors as a redshirt sophomore a consensus All American, earning second team Associated Press Division II All American honors, along with second team D2CCA and Don Hansen Football Gazette accolades, and honorable mention D2Football.com honors in addition, earned first team D2CCA and Don Hansen Football Gazette All Super Region 1 honors and was a first team All PSAC West honoree ran for a school record 1,740 yards on 253 carries, which ranks fifth in a season, for an average of 6.9 yards was third on the team in receiving with 30 catches for 160 yards scored 18 touchdowns rushing, good for third in a season, and added three touchdowns receiving for 21 total touchdowns ranked second in Division II in rushing yards, along with ranking second nationally in rushing yards per game (158.2 ypg.) in addition, ranked second in the PSAC and sixth in Division II in total touchdowns, along with second and ninth, respectively, in total points scored (126) was second in the PSAC and seventh in the country in rushing TDs, second and sixth, respectively, in scoring (11.5 ppg.), and second in the PSAC and 13th nationally in rush yards per carry (6.9) was also third in the PSAC and tenth in Division II in allpurpose yards ( ypg.) 1,900 all purpose yards ranks third in a season rushed for 100 ormore yards in eight of 11 games, including a school record four games with 200 or more yards had back to back 200 yard games, with 241 yards and 4 TDs on 25 carries in a upset of 17th ranked Slippery Rock, followed a week later by a 238 yard, 29 carry, 4 TD effort at Seton Hill named the PSAC West Co Offensive Player of the Week following the Slippery Rock contest the two games rank sixth and seventh, respectively, in the single game rushing record added 230 yards (11th highest single game) and 2 TDs on 30 carries vs. Clarion, and ended the year with 213 yards on 29 carries with 2 TDs at Cheyney had nine runs of 50 or more yards, including a 98 yard burst for a touchdown against Slippery Rock, the second longest run in school history opened the year with a 25 carry, 189 yard effort against Lake Erie, adding 5 receptions for 36 yards Earned second team All PSAC West honors at running back led the Fighting Scots in rushing and ranking fifth in receiving accounted for 11 touchdowns, with six rushing, three receiving, one passing, and one on a blocked punt recovered in the end zone at Mercyhurst started nine of the first 10 games before missing the final game with an injury had a team high 549 yards rushing on 113 carries, a 4.9 yard average, with 6 TDs, along with catching 33 passes for 283 yards and 3 TDs had a pair of 100 yard games rushing, including a season high 180 yards on 24 carries with 2 TDs in his first career game at Saint Joseph s added 4 catches for 39 yards for 219 all purpose yards scored winning touchdown on 57 yard run after accounting for first score on a 50 yard TD run had 135 yards and 2 TDs on 13 carries vs. Gannon, along with catching a season high 5 passes caught 4 passes for 122 yards at Lock Haven, with a 64 yard TD reception opened the scoring in a win at Clarion with an eight yard touchdown pass to quarterback Jake Sisson. WALTER FLETCHER YEAR-BY-YEAR Rushing att. yds. Avg. TD Lg Career Receiving rec. yds. Avg. TD Lg Career GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 2016 att. yds. TD Lg. St. Joseph s Lock Haven West Chester Indiana(Pa.) Clarion Gannon Mercyhurst Slippery Rock Seton Hill California(Pa.) Cheyney DNP 10 Games att. yds. TD Lg. Lake Erie Lock Haven West Chester Indiana(Pa.) Clarion Gannon Mercyhurst Slippery Rock Seton Hill California(Pa.) Cheyney Games THE RECORD BOOK } CAREER RUSHING 1. Gerald Thompson, , Larry Jackson, , Al Raines, , Elbert Cole, , Lester Frue, , Ulysee Davis, , Walter Fletcher, , Bernard Henry, , Alonzo Roebuck, , Dave Green, ,978 } SEASON RUSHING 1. Walter Fletcher, , Andre Burke, , Gerald Thompson, , Larry Jackson, , Lester Frye, , Elbert Cole, , Al Raines, , Gerald Thompson, , Dave Green, , Larry Jackson, , Al Raines, , Alonzo Roebuck, , Larry Jackson, , Bernard Henry, , Bernard Henry, , Tony Brinson, ,019 } SINGLE-GAME RUSHING YARDS 1. Gerald Thompson vs. California(Pa.) Al Raines vs. Geneva Larry Jackson vs. Mansfield Bernard Henry vs. Mercyhurst, Tony Brinson vs. Cheyney Walter Fletcher vs. Slippery Rock Walter Fletcher vs. Seton Hill Gerald Thompson vs. Bloomsburg Lester Frye vs. Va. Union 90 Derrick Russell vs. Fairmont St Walter Fletcher vs. Clarion 17 } CAREER RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. Gerald Thompson, Larry Jackson, Elbert Cole, Al Raines, Lester Frye, Ulysee Davis, Walter Fletcher, Alonzo Roebuck, Bernard Henry,

8 10. Blair Hrovat, } SEASON RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. Gerald Thompson, Lester Frye, Andre Burke, Larry Jackson, Walter Fletcher, Alonzo Roebuck, Elbert Cole, Gerald Thompson, Bernard Henry, David Green, } SEASON RUSHING TDs 1. Elbert Cole, Andre Burke, Walter Fletcher, Larry Jackson, Al Raines, Larry Jackson, Matt Phillips, Alonzo Roebuck, Al Raines, Lester Frye, Jim Romaniszyn, } CAREER RUSHING TDs 1. Larry Jackson, Elbert Cole, Gerald Thompson, Al Raines, Ulysee Davis, Lester Frye, Walter Fletcher, Alonzo Roebuck, Matt Phillips, Tony Brinson, ZURIL HENDRICK -- All-American Pos. CB Ht.: 6-1 Wt.: 188 Rochester, N.Y./Pittsford Mendon HONORS AND AWARDS 2018 Preseason Honors u Lindy s All Division II Second Team u College Football America 2018 Yearbook Division II All American 2017 Honors u Don Hansen All American First Team u Don Hansen All Super Region 1 First Team u D2CCA All Super Region 1 Second Team u All PSAC West Second Team BIO 2017 Led Division II in interceptions per game and earned All American honors while starting all 11 games at cornerback earned first team Don Hansen Football Gazette All American accolades and was a first team Don Hansen Football Gazette Super Region I honoree, along with earning second team D2CCA All Super Region I honors and being named to the All PSAC West second team ended the year tying the school record with 9 interceptions, picking off his ninth pass against Cheyney in the season finale also set a new school record for return yardage with 201 yards returned two of the interceptions for touchdowns, a 61 yarder vs. Lake Erie and a 35 yarder against Clarion finished fifth on the team in tackles with 59, with two for losses in addition to nine interceptions, he broke up 10 passes, and ranked third in the PSAC and fourth in Division II in passed defended added a fumble recovery, a forced fumble, and blocked a field goal, that coming against. had three pickoffs vs. Lake Erie, one shy of the school record, for 84 yards, and added a pair of interceptions for 70 yards vs. Clarion was named the PSAC West C Defensive Player of the Week following the Clarion game had an interception and broke up four passes at Cheyney finished with a season high 9 tackles at West Chester, with a tackle for a loss, a forced fumble, an interception, and a pass breakup also had 9 tackles and a pair of breakups vs. Slippery Rock, plus 8 tackles vs. Indiana(Pa.) Started all 11 games at cornerback, finishing with 48 tackles was fourth on the team with 32 solo tackles had a team leading 5 interceptions for 78 yards, including a 27 yard return for a touchdown at Clarion tied for third in the PSAC in interceptions and was tied for ninth in passes defended also had a team high 6 passes broken up, along with 2 tackles for losses and a forced fumble averaged 8.6 yards on nine punt returns, and returned six kickoffs for a 17.5 yard average posted a career high 10 tackles, including one for a loss, against West Chester added 7 tackles against Saint Joseph s, Slippery Rock, and Seton Hill, adding two interceptions vs. Seton Hill had an interception return for 43 yards and a pair of passes broken up at Lock Haven Played in all 11 games, starting three of the last four games at cornerback totaled 31 tackles, with 19 solo had 1.5 tackles for losses and a sack, while finishing second on the team with 4 passes broken up also led the team with 3 forced fumbles and 2 fumble recoveries was tied for first in the PSAC in fumbles forced and ranked sixth in fumble recoveries had a season high 8 tackles against Slippery Rock, with a forced fumble and a fumble recovery added 5 tackles against both Gannon and Mercyhurst, with a sack and a fumble recovery vs. the Lakers broke up two passes at East Stroudsburg. ZURIL HENDRICK YEAR-BY-YEAR Defense solo ast. Total Int. PB (78) (201) 10 Career (279) 20 THE RECORD BOOK } CAREER INTERCEPTIONS 1. Chris Avery, Steve Russell, Branden Williams, James Jackson, Tom Davidson, Zuril Hendrick, Ken Petardi, Dave Sadler, Wade Smith, Dave Parker, John Walker, } SEASON INTERCEPTIONS 1. Zuril Hendrick, Raji El Amin, Tom Davidson, Dave Parker, Chris Avery, Dave Sadler, Steve Russell, Martelle Betters,

9 JAMES CLARK -- All-American Pos. WR Ht.: 6-1 Wt.: 180 Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville HONORS AND AWARDS 2017 Honors u Don Hansen All American Third Team u Don Hansen All Super Region 1 Second Team u All PSAC West First Team BIO 2017 Earned third team Don Hansen Football Gazette All American honors after setting school records for receptions and yards receiving while starting all 11 contests also a second team Don Hansen Football Gazette All Super Region 1 selection and earned first team All PSAC West accolades caught 95 passes for 1,213 yards with 11 TDs, which is tied for third in a season led the PSAC and ranked third in Division II in receptions per game (8.6), along with second in the conference and seventh in Division II in receiving yards, and second and ninth, respectively, in receiving yards per game (110.3 ypg.) was third in the conference and 20th nationally in receiving touchdowns caught 8 or more passes in eight games, and set single game record for receptions (17), yards receiving (289), and receiving TDs (3) at Seton Hill named the D2Football.com National Offensive Player of the Week and PSAC West Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts at Seton Hill caught three touchdowns against West Chester among his 12 receptions (104 yards), and had 10 catches for 158 yards vs. Lock Haven hauled in 8 passes for 147 yards and 2 TDs vs. Clarion, including season long 60 yarder had six 100 yard games and caught at least four passes in every game Led the Fighting Scots with 66 receptions for 1,010 yards, a 15.3 yard average, with 10 TDs while starting all 11 games ranked fourth in the PSAC in receptions per game, fifth in receiving yards, sixth in receiving yards per game, and tied for fifth in receiving TDs the 66 receptions ranks fourth in a season at Edinboro, the 1,010 yards receiving is fifth, and the 10 touchdowns receiving is tied for fifth had a high of 10 receptions for 141 yards and a touchdown against Seton Hill hauled in 9 passes for 193 yards, tied for the eighth highest single game total, with 2 TDs at Lock Haven, including a school record 99 yard TD reception had five games with 100 or more yards receiving caught 7 passes for 147 yards and a touchdown at Mercyhurst, along with 7 catches for 112 yards and 2 TDs at Clarion and 3 catches for 106 yards, with a 64 yard touchdown catch, vs. Cheyney scored on two yard touchdown reception with no time remaining to give Edinboro a win at Slippery Rock Played in nine games, finishing with 7 catches for 109 yards and a touchdown had 4 catches for 76 yards against Clarion, including a 30 yard TD reception, the first of his career was named the team s Offensive Rookie of the Year. GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 2015 rec. yds. TD Lg. St. Joseph s Shippensburg East Stroudsburg California(Pa.) Indiana(Pa.) Clarion Gannon Mercyhurst Slippery Rock Seton Hill DNP Millersville DNP 8 Games rec. yds. TD Lg. St. Joseph s Lock Haven West Chester Indiana(Pa.) Clarion Gannon Mercyhurst Slippery Rock Seton Hill California(Pa.) Cheyney Games rec. yds. TD Lg. Lake Erie Lock Haven West Chester Indiana(Pa.) Clarion Gannon Mercyhurst Slippery Rock Seton Hill California(Pa.) Cheyney Games JAMES CLARK YEAR-BY-YEAR Receiving rec. yds. Avg. TD Lg Career THE RECORD BOOK } CAREER RECEPTIONS 1. Darren Massey, James Clark, David Bostic, Gary Nolen, Ernest Priester, Marcus Johnson, 2009, Howard Hackley, Rich Cerro, Ryan Valasek, Wrentie Martin, Ben Eisel, Quentin Ware Bey, Ta Nauz Gregory, Justin Lipscomb, Alex Caratelli, } SEASON RECEPTIONS 1. James Clark, Darren Massey, Darren Massey, James Clark, Ryan Valasek, } CAREER RECEIVING YARDS 1. Ernest Priester, , Howard Hackley, , James Clark, , Ryan Valasek, , Marcus Johnson, 2009, , Darren Massey, , Justin Lipscomb, , David Bostic, , Gary Nolen, , Wrentie Martin, , Quentin Ware Bey, , Tim Beacham, , Rich Cerro, , Lateef Walters, 1991, , Alex Caratelli, , Ta Nauz Gregory, , Ben Eisel, , Josh Brown, , Eric Bosley, , Ryan Rybicki, ,251 } SEASON RECEIVING YARDS 1. James Clark, , Ernest Priester, , Ernest Priester, , Ryan Valasek, , James Clark, , Howard Hackley, Darren Massey, Darren Massey, Gilbert Grantlin, Alex Caratelli, } CAREER RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Ernest Priester, James Clark, Darren Massey, Ryan Valasek, Howard Hackley, Ta Nauz Gregory, Alex Caratelli, Marcus Johnson, 2009, Lateef Walters, 1991, Rich Cerro, Justin Lipscomb, } SEASON RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Ernest Priester, Ernest Priester, James Clark, Darren Massey, James Clark, Alex Caratelli, Ryan Valasek,

10 THIS WEEK S MATCHUP -- Edinboro at Lake Erie NCAA TEAM RANKINGS EDINBORO LAKE ERIE Statistic Rk Avg. Rk. Avg. Scoring Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Pass Efficiency Total Offense Scoring Defense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Total Defense Kickoff Returns Punt Returns Net Punting Sacks Sacks Allowed Turnover Margin Red Zone EDINBORO Fighting Scots Team Statistic Edinboro Opponent Points/Game First Downs/Game Rushing Yards/Game Comp Att Int Passing Yards/Game Total Offense/Game Fumbles Lost Penalties Yards Time of Poss./Game 28:07 31:53 3rd Down Conv. 64/156 62/164 3rd Down Pct. 41% 38% 4th Down Conv. 20/35 12/24 4th Down Pct. 57% 50% Red Zone Scores 34/47 30/47 Red Zone Pct. 72% 64% LAKE ERIE The Storm Team Statistic Lake Erie Opponent Points/Game First Downs/Game Rushing Yards/Game Comp Att Int Passing Yards/Game Total Offense/Game Fumbles Lost Penalties Yards Time of Poss./Game 28:38 31:22 3rd Down Conv. 39/146 54/125 3rd Down Pct. 27% 43% 4th Down Conv. 8/22 6/15 4th Down Pct. 36% 40% Red Zone Scores 9/18 34/42 Red Zone Pct. 50% 81% OFFENSE (Multiple) X 6 Riley Fredrickson (6 1, 200, So.) LT 75 Anthony Ruffin (6 2, 330, So.) LG 70 Shaun Wright (6 1, 260, So.) C 63 Nick Mason (6 3, 250) RG 66 Josh Vivas Delgado (6 2, 340, So.) RT 78 Brandon Mitchell (6 4, 300) Z 9 Nate Dantley (6 3, 190) WB 4 Desmon Turner (5 11, 170, Jr.) TE 29 Tyler Berry (6 0, 180, So.) QB 3 Javarian Smith (6 1, 185, R Jr.) RB 21 Antwan Harris (5 11, 215, R Jr.) DEFENSE (Multiple) DE 45 Andrew D Eusanio (6 2, 220, R Jr.) NG 8 Sheyone Hairston (6 4, 295, R Sr.) DT 97 Jaylen Johnson (5 11, 260, Fr.) DE 7 Jason Rogers (6 5, 245, Sr.) WLB 52 Jaquez Jackson (6 0, 210, Fr.) MLB 58 Eddie Scott (5 11, 211, Jr.) Z 42 Xavier Francois (6 2, 205, Fr.) CB 15 Tareeq Welch (5 11, 180, So.) CB 10 Kelvin Bazemore (5 10, 165, So.) SS 1 Thomas Covington (5 11, 205, So.) FS 33 Elems Ulkwu (5 10, 180, Gr.) SPECIAL TEAMS LAKE ERIE STARTING LINEUP PK 39 Sean McGlaughlin (5 11, 190, Jr.) P 31 Hamady Diallo (6 1, 170, So.) LS 85 Donny Wizniak (6 1, 170, Fr.) H 13 Cameron Cobb (5 11, 175, Fr.) Edinboro Leaders (returnees in bold) Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. Walter Fletcher Kyle Galyk Passing Com. Att. Yds. TD Int. Jake Sisson Andrew Tomko Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. James Clark Ta Nauz Gregory Walter Fletcher Blake Reddick Koran Williams Defense Tckl TFL Sacks Int. Brandon Anderson DeVon Groves Maurice Sims Trey Hall Zuril Hendrick Aaron Rogers A.J. Hulton Derek Dorr Placekicking PAT/Att. FG/FGA Lg. Pts. Mike Cushma 47/54 2/ Punting No. Yds. Avg. I20 Lg. Mike Cushma Jake Sisson By the Numbers Individual Leaders Lake Erie Leaders (returnees in bold) Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. Antwan Harris Desmon Turner Javarian Smith James Moore Karry Debose Passing Com. Att. Yds. TD Int. Javarian Smith James Moore Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. Mitch Tilley Josh Collins Josh Hufstetler Tyler Hampton Isaiah Eaglin Defense Tckl TFL Sacks Int. Thomas Covington Isaiah Wheeler Jason Rogers Dylan Starks Jaden King Justin Growel Placekicking PAT/Att. FG/FGA Lg. Pts. Mike Muzic 11/11 7/ Punting No. Yds. Avg. I20 Lg. Mike Muzic

11 OFFENSE Left Tackle 62 Alex Molik Sr. 78 Justin Kasmierski R Fr. Left Guard 64 Kyle Schreiner R Fr. 75 Dante Rizzo R So. Center 72 Vitaliy Gurman R So. 75 Dante Rizzo R So. Right Guard 63 Ryan Pasternak R Fr. 74 Chris Ocasio R Fr. Right Tackle 69 Trey Staunch Sr. 71 Tanner Wells Fr. Tight End 81 A.J. Turner R Fr. 88 Jake Cervik R Fr. X 2 Ta Nauz Gregory Jr. 19 Kahlil Jackson Fr. Z 1 James Clark Sr. 10 Jon Long Fr. H 18 Andre Dowdell Jr R Jr. 6 Blake Reddick R Sr. Quarterback 7 Andrew Tomko R So. 3 Jarrod Kellar R Jr. Tailback 5 Walter Fletcher R Jr. 35 Kyle Galyk R Jr. SPECIALISTS Placekicker 94 Jake Monroe Fr. 95 Corey Badaracco R Fr. Long Snapper 59 Josh Schmidt Fr. 83 Luke Rowlands R So. Holder 7 Andrew Tomko R S0. 6 Blake Reddick R Sr. Punter 95 Corey Badaracco R Fr. 94 Jake Monroe Fr. Kickoff Returns 2 Ta Nauz Gregory Jr. 21 Zuril Hendrick Sr. Punt Returns 2 Ta Nauz Gregory Jr. 21 Zuril Hendrick Sr. EDINBORO TWO-DEEP VS. LAKE ERIE DEFENSE Defensive End 12 David Ballew III Sr. 58 Joel Fulton R Jr. Defensive Tackle 66 Derek Dorr Sr. 61 Barrett Hoffman R Fr. 96 Bishop Simmons R So. Noseguard 65 Nick Pettigrew R Sr. 45 Myles Turner Jr. Defensive End 50 Ethan Upperco Sr. 80 Devon Brown So. Mike 52 Trey Hall Sr. 33 Connor Kelly R Fr. 43 A.J. Hulton Sr. Will 38 Ryan Bischof So. 22 Brandan Rivers R Sr. Cornerback 21 Zuril Hendrick Sr. 17 DeAndre Dowdell So. Cornerback 14 Aaron Rogers Sr. 24 Maurice Sims Jr. Strong Safety 9 Brandon Anderson R Jr. 36 Torrey Benning Sr. Free Safety 25 Billy DePaul So. 11 Lindell Service Jr R Sr. Nickel 24 Maurice Sims Jr. 17 DeAndre Dowdell So. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Vicente Arriagada Corey Badaracco David Ballew III Ryan Bischof Kyle Galyk Josh Giardina Ta Nauz Gregory Vitaliy Gurman Zuril Hendrick Justin Kasmierski Abayomi Kesington Jason Knavel Alex Molik Chris Ocasio Ryan Pasternak Kyle Schreiner Jacob Timpano are ee ah gah doe bad ah rock oe bah LEW BISH off GAY lick jar DEEN ah tuh nawz GURR mahn zher ILL kaz MEAR skee ah bee why oh mee NAY vul MOE lick oh CAU sea oh pas ter nack SHRY nher tim PAN oh STARTING EXPERIENCE } OFFENSE Linemen Total Trey Staunch 5* (26) Alex Molik (24) Dante Rizzo (11) Vitaliy Gurman (1) Receivers Total James Clark (22) Ta Nauz Gregory (13) Blake Reddick* (8) Andre Dowdell 1 1 (0) Running Backs Total Walter Fletcher (11) Quarterbacks Total Andrew Tomko 1 1 (0) } DEFENSE Linemen Total Derek Dorr (11) Nick Pettigrew (12) David Ballew III* (8) Ethan Upperco (3) Linebackers Total Trey Hall (7) A.J. Hulton 2 1* 7 10 (0) Ryan Bischof 6 6 (1) Anthony Gates 1 1 (0) Brandan Rivers 1* 1 (1) Defensive Backs Total Zuril Hendrick (22) Brandon Anderson (22) Aaron Rogers (0) Maurice Sims (12) Lindel Service (0) Specialists Total NA () consecutive starts Reddick started 5 games at DB in 2015, now plays WR; Hulton started one game at TE in 2016, moved back to LB Ballew started 2 games at LB in 2016 and 2 games at DB in 2016 Rivers started one game at DB in 2017 Most Starts (active) Trey Staunch (OT)...27 Zuril Hendrick (CB)...25 Alex Molik (DT)...24 Brandon Anderson (SS)...22 James Clark (WR)...22 Walter Fletcher (RB)...20

12 EDINBORO FIGHTING SCOTS ROSTER Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 40 Mike Allen FS Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Northgate 9 Brandon Anderson SS R So. Willingboro, N.J./Holy Cross 9 Brandon Anderson SS R Jr. Willingboro, N.J./Holy Cross 97 Vicente Arriagada PK Fr. Bliss, N.Y./Puerto Montt, Chile/ Letchworth Central 95 Corey Badaracco PK/P R Fr. Waterford, Pa./Fort LeBoeuf 12 David Ballew III DE Sr. Cleveland, Ohio/Collinwood 8 Levi Becker QB R Fr. Erie, Pa./McDowell/Ohio Dominican 36 Torrey Benning SS Sr. Erie, Pa./Strong Vincent 38 Ryan Bischof OLB So. Mentor, Ohio/Mentor 20 Deante Bradley CB So. New Brighton, Pa./Central Valley 80 Devon Brown DE So. McDonald, Pa./Fort Cherry 4 Kyle Carrington WR R So. Toms River, N.J./Monsignor Donovan/ Liberty 82 Adam Caskey WR Jr. Hopkins, Minn./Hopkins/Pasadena City CC 88 Jake Cervik TE R Fr. Erie, Pa./McDowell 1 James Clark WR Sr. Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville 37 Killian Cooper FS Fr. Albion, Pa./Northwestern 25 Billy DePaul FS So. Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell 66 Derek Dorr DT Sr. Blasdell, N.Y./Frontier 18 Andre Dowdell Jr. WR R Jr. Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy/St. Francis(Pa.) 17 DeAndre Dowdell CB So. Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy 5 Walter Fletcher RB R Jr. Columbia, Md./Centennial/ Randolph Macon 58 Joel Fulton DE R Jr Clifton Park, N.Y./Tattnall County (Ga.). 35 Kyle Galyk RB Sr. Marion, Ohio/Marion Pleasant 41 Anthony Gates OLB R Sr. Erie, Pa./East 70 Josh Giardina OG Fr. Greenville, Pa./Greenville 2 Ta Nauz Gregory WR Jr. Erie, Pa./Cathedral Prep 72 Vitaliy Gurman C R So. Rochester, N.Y./Spencerport 52 Trey Hall ILB Sr. Abingdon, Md./Patterson Mill 54 Charles Hamilton II DT R Fr. Mentor, Ohio/Mentor 46 Mitchell Hansen ILB Fr. Erie, Pa./Lakeview 90 Tucker Harrington DE Fr. Corry, Pa./Corry 30 Jamal Hayden SS R Fr. South Croydon, United Kingdom/ Hayes School (London, Ont.) 21 Zuril Hendrick CB Sr. Rochester, N.Y./Pittsford Mendon 61 Barrett Hoffman DT R Fr. Cochranton, Pa./Meadville 15 Keshawn Howard WR R Fr. Rochester, NY/Fairport 39 Vincent Hudson DE R Jr. Northfield, Ohio/Nordonia 43 A.J. Hulton ILB Sr. Westfield, N.Y./Maple Grove Chautauqua Lake 19 Kahlil Jackson II WR Fr. Upper St. Clair, Pa./Upper St. Clair 34 Jermaine Jett OLB Fr. Brackenridge, Pa./Highlands 78 Justin Kasmierski OT R Fr. Ridgway, Pa./Ridgway Area 3 Jarrod Kellar QB R Jr. Shinnston, W.Va./Lincoln/Lenoir Rhyne 33 Connor Kelly ILB R Fr. Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville North 53 Jaadon Kennedy OG R Fr. Red Hill, Pa./Upper Perkiomen 60 Abayomi Kesington NG So. Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson/ Bluefield 57 Jason Knavel LS Fr. Orchard Park, N.Y./Orchard Park 67 Justin Kriner C Fr. Blossburg, Pa./North Penn Mansfield 29 Alvin Lara RB So. Allentown, Pa./William Allen/ Thaddeus Stevens Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. 1 James Clark WR 2 Ta Nauz Gregory WR 3 Jarrod Kellar QB 4 Kyle Carrington WR 5 Walter Fletcher RB 6 Blake Reddick WR 7 Andrew Tomko QB 8 Levi Becker QB 9 Brandon Anderson SS 10 Jon Long WR 11 Lindel Service Jr FS 12 David Ballew III DE 13 Branson Smith CB 14 Aaron Rogers CB 15 Keshawn Howard WR 17 DeAndre Dowdell CB 18 Andre Dowdell WR 19 Kahlil Jackson II WR 20 Deante Bradley CB 21 Zuril Hendrick CB 22 Brandan Rivers OLB 24 Maurice Sims CB 25 Billy DePaul FS 26 Jean Phillip Sanon CB 28 Kyle Simms RB 29 Alvin Lara RB 30 Jamal Hayden SS 32 Julian Riley RB 33 Connor Kelly ILB 34 Jermaine Jett OLB 35 Kyle Galyk RB 36 Torrey Benning SS 37 Killian Cooper FS 38 Ryan Bischof OLB 39 Vincent Hudson DE 40 Gaige Willis DE 41 Anthony Gates OLB 43 A.J. Hulton ILB 45 Myles Turner NG 46 Mitchell Hansen ILB 50 Ethan Upperco DE 51 Scott Warner OG 52 Trey Hall ILB 53 Jaadon Kennedy OG 54 Charles Hamilton II DT 57 Jason Knavel LS 58 Joel Fulton DE 59 Josh Schmidt LS 60 Abayomi Kesington......NG 61 Barrett Hoffman DT 62 Alex Molik OT 63 Ryan Pasternak OG 64 Kyle Schreiner OG 65 Nick Pettigrew NG 66 Derek Dorr DT

13 10 Jon Long WR Fr. Summerhill, Pa./Forest Hills 62 Alex Molik OT Sr. North Tonawanda, N.Y./ North Tonawanda 94 Jake Monroe PK/P Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin 74 Chris Ocasio OG R Fr. Allentown, Pa./Allentown Central Catholic 87 Adam Pascuzzi WR So. Russell, Pa./Eisenhower/Allegheny 63 Ryan Pasternak OG R Fr. DuBois, Pa./DuBois Area 65 Nick Pettigrew NG R Sr. Beaver Falls, Pa./Beaver Falls 6 Blake Reddick WR R Sr. Stoneboro, Pa./Lakeview 32 Julian Riley RB R So. Rochester, N.Y./Webster Thomas/ Ohio Dominican 22 Brandan Rivers OLB R Sr. Hubbard, Ohio/Hubbard/West Virginia 75 Dante Rizzo OG R So. North Huntingdon, Pa./Norwin 93 Craig Rodgers PK R Fr. Frewsburg, N.Y./Frewsburg Central 14 Aaron Rogers CB Sr. Burlington, N.J./Burlington Township 83 Luke Rowlands LS R So. Gibsonia, Pa./Pine Richland 26 Jean Phillip Sanon CB R Fr. Immokalee, Fla./Immokalee 59 Josh Schmidt LS Sr. Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson 64 Kyle Schreiner OG R Fr. Fairport, NY/Fairport 11 Lindel Service Jr. FS R Sr. West Orange, N.J./West Orange 96 Bishop Simmons DT R So. Rochester, N.Y./Aquinas Institute/ Mercyhurst 28 Kyle Simms RB R Fr. Garrettsville, Ohio/Cardinal 24 Maurice Sims CB Jr. Monaca, Pa./Central Valley 13 Branson Smith CB Fr. McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport 69 Trey Staunch OT Sr. West Middlesex, Pa./West Middlesex 85 Jacob Timpano WR Fr. Erie, Pa./General McLane 7 Andrew Tomko QB R So. Sharon, Pa./Sharon 81 A.J. Turner TE R Fr. Grove City, Pa./Grove City 45 Myles Turner NG Jr. Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt/ Lackawanna CC 50 Ethan Upperco DE Sr. Spotsvylvania, Va./Chancellor/ East Coast Prep 51 Scott Warner OG R Fr. North East, Pa./Iroquois 71 Tanner Wells OT Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Brentwood 40 Gaige Willis DE Fr. New Lyme, Ohio/Pymatuning Valley 67 Justin Kriner C 69 Trey Staunch OT 70 Josh Giardina OG 71 Tanner Wells OT 72 Vitaliy Gurman C 73 Dan Carr OT 74 Chris Ocasio OG 75 Dante Rizzo OG 78 Justin Kasmierski OT 80 Devon Brown DE 81 A.J. Turner TE 82 Adam Caskey WR 83 Luke Rowlands LS 85 Jacob Timpano WR 87 Adam Pascuzzi WR 88 Jake Cervik TE 90 Tucker Harrington DE 93 Craig Rodgers PK 94 Jake Monroe PK/P 95 Corey Badaracco PK/P 96 Bishop Simmons DT 97 Vicente Arrigada PK HEAD COACH: Wayne Bradford (7 4, 2nd year) ASSISTANT COACHES: Chris Limbach Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Recruiting Coordinator Colin Neely Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Joe Wanson Wide Receivers/ Special Teams Coordinator Jack Corey Offensive Line Lorenzo Hoff Defensive Backs Seth Hembree Tight Ends Kellen O Neill Running Backs Matt Cragg Student Asst. Defensive Backs RJ Hughes Student Asst. Offensive Line Mike Rizzuto Student Asst. Defensive Line Kyle Peterson Student Asst. Linebackers Ryan Stratton BCA Liaison

14 Bloomsburg (7-4) Sept. 1 MERRIMACK 2:00 p.m. Sept. 8 EDINBORO 2:00 p.m. Sept. 15 at Mercyhurst 12 noon Sept. 22 SHIPPENSBURG 6:00 p.m. Sept. 29 at Kutztown 6:05 p.m. Oct. 6 WEST CHESTER 2:00 p.m. Oct. 13 EAST STROUDSBURG 2:00 p.m. Oct. 20 at Lock Haven 12 noon Oct. 27 MILLERSVILLE 2:00 p.m. Nov. 3 at West Liberty 1:00 p.m. Nov. 10 at Slippery Rock 12 noon California(Pa.) (9-3) Aug. 30 at Ohio Dominican 7:00 p.m. Sept. 8 at Kutztown 12 noon Sept. 15 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. Sept. 22 EDINBORO 1:00 p.m. Sept. 29 INDIANA(PA) 6:00 p.m. Oct. 6 at Clarion 1:00 p.m. Oct. 13 GANNON 3:00 p.m. Oct. 20 at Mercyhurst 12 noon Oct. 27 SLIPPERY ROCK 1:00 p.m. Nov. 3 at Seton Hill 12 noon Nov. 10 WEST CHESTER 1:00 p.m. Clarion (1-10) Sept. 1 vs. Shippensburg* 1:00 p.m. Sept. 8 at Lock Haven 12 noon Sept. 15 LINCOLN 1:00 p.m. Sept. 22 GANNON 1:00 p.m. Sept. 29 at Seton Hill 4:00 p.m. Oct. 6 CALIFORNIA(PA) 2:00 p.m. Oct. 13 at Indiana(Pa.) 12 noon Oct. 20 SLIPPERY ROCK 12 noon Oct. 27 EDINBORO 12 noon Nov. 3 at Mercyhurst 12 noon Nov. 10 EAST STROUDSBURG 12 noon * at Pittsburgh, Pa. East Stroudsburg (3-8) Aug. 30 at Ferris State 7:30 p.m. Sept. 8 SETON HILL 6:05 p.m. Sept. 15 at Edinboro 12 noon Sept. 22 LOCK HAVEN 2:05 p.m. Sept. 27 at Millersville 7:05 p.m. Oct. 6 KUTZTOWN 6:05 p.m. Oct. 13 at Bloomsburg 2:00 p.m. Oct. 20 WEST CHESTER 4:05 p.m. Oct. 27 OHIO DOMINICAN 1:05 p.m. Nov. 3 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. Nov. 10 at Clarion 12 noon Gannon (5-6) Augt. 30 SOUTHERN CONN. ST. 6:00 p.m. Sept. 8 at West Chester 12 noon Sept. 15 KUTZTOWN 12 noon Sept. 22 aat Clarion 1:00 p.m. Sept. 29 EDINBORO 2:00 p.m. Oct. 6 SETON HILL 12 noon Oct. 13 at California(Pa.) 3:00 p.m. Oct. 20 INDIANA(PA) 12 noon Oct. 27 MERCYHURST 12 noon Nov. 3 at Slippery Rock 1:00 p.m. Nov. 10 LOCK HAVEN 12 noon PSAC STANDINGS and OPPONENTS RESULTS 2017 PSAC Final Standings Conference Overall PSAC West W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Indiana(Pa.)* California(Pa.) Slippery Rock EDINBORO Gannon Mercyhurst Clarion Seton Hill Conference Overall PSAC East W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Shippensburg West Chester Kutztown Bloomsburg Millersville East Stroudsburg Lock Haven Cheyney * 2017 PSAC Champion This Week s Schedule Thursday, August 30 Southern Connecticut St. at Gannon, 6:00 p.m. West Chester at Bentley, 6:00 p.m. California(Pa.) at Ohio Dominican, 7:00 p.m. Indiana(Pa.) at Ashland, 7:00 p.m. Pace at Millersville, 7:05 p.m. East Stroudsburg at Ferris State, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, September 1 EDINBORO at Lake Erie, 12 noon Clarion vs. Shippensburg, 1:00 p.m. Seton Hill at Virginia Union, 1:00 p.m. Kentucky State at Slippery Rock, 1:00 p.m. Kutztown at Assumption, 1:00 p.m. Merrimack at Bloomsburg, 2:00 p.m. Lock Haven at Duquesne, 2:00 p.m. Mercyhurst at Hillsdale, 7:00 p.m. Indiana(Pa.) (13-1) Aug. 30 at Ashland 7:00 p.m. Sept. 6 MILLERSVILLE 6:30 p.m. Sept. 15 at Lock Haven 12 noon Sept. 22 MERCYHURST 4:00 p.m. Sept. 29 at California(Pa.) 6:00 p.m. Oct. 6 SLIPPERY ROCK 2:00 p.m. Oct. 13 CLARION 12 noon Oct. 20 at Gannon 12 noon Oct. 27 SETON HILL 12 noon Nov. 3 at Edinboro 12 noon Nov. 10 SHIPPENSBURG 12 noon Kutztown (8-3) Sept. 1 at Assumption 1:00 p.m. Sept. 8 CALIFORNIA(PA) 12:05 p.m. Sept. 15 at Gannon 12 noon Sept. 29 BLOOMSBURG 6:05 p.m. Oct. 6 at East Stroudsburg 6:05 p.m. Oct. 13 LOCK HAVEN 2:05 p.m. Oct. 20 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. Oct. 27 WEST CHESTER 12:05 p.m. Nov. 3 at Millersville 4:00 p.m. Nov. 10 at Edinboro 12 noon Mercyhurst (5-6) Sept. 1 at Hillsdale 7:00 p.m. Sept. 8 TIFFIN 12 noon Sept. 15 BLOOMSBURG 1:00 p.m. Sept. 22 at Indiana(Pa.) 4:00 p.m. Sept. 29 at Slippery Rock 6:00 p.m. Oct. 6 EDINBORO 12 noon Oct. 13 at Seton Hill 12 noon Oct. 20 CALIFORNIA(PA) 12 noon Oct. 27 at Gannon 12 noon Nov. 3 CLARION 12 noon Nov. 10 MILLERSVILLE 12 noon Seton Hill (0-11) Sept. 1 at Virginia Union 1:00 p.m. Sept. 8 at East Stroudsburg 6:00 p.m. Sept. 15 WEST CHESTER 2:00 p.m. Sept. 22 at Slippery Rock 6:00 p.m. Sept. 29 CLARION 4:00 p.m. Oct. 6 at Gannon 12 noon Oct. 13 MERCYHURST 12 noon Oct. 20 at Edinboro 12 noon Oct. 27 at Indiana(Pa.) 12 noon Nov. 4 CALIFORNIA(PA) 12 noon Nov. 10 NOTRE DAME(OH) 12 noon Slippery Rock (8-3) Sept. 1 KENTUCKY STATE 1:00 p.m. Sept. 8 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. Sept. 15 at Millersville 4:00 p.m. Sept. 22 SETON HILL 6:00 p.m. Sept. 29 MERCYHURST 6:00 p.m. Oct. 6 at Indiana(Pa.) 2:00 p.m. Oct. 13 EDINBORO 2:00 p.m. Oct. 20 at Clarion 12 noon Oct. 27 at CalifornIa(Pa.) 1:00 p.m. Nov. 3 GANNON 1:00 p.m. Nov. 10 BLOOMSBURG 1:00 p.m.