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Games of Sept. 22-24, 2011
Offense
QB Nate Wara, Jr., UW-Oshkosh
Wara rushed and passed for 357 yards and four touchdowns as
UW-Oshkosh defeated UW-Stout, 56-10, on Sept. 22. Wara rushed the
football 15 times for 185 yards and two scores. He put the Titans
ahead 6-0 with a 52-yard TD run in the first quarter and 20-3 with
a 6-yard touchdown run in the second. Wara completed 11 of 16
passes for 172 yards and two scores. He gave the Titans leads of
34-4 and 41-10 with third-quarter TD passes of 36 and 26 yards to
Garrie Fox.
OL Anthony Coletta, Art Garvey, Kelvin
Cruz, Kyle Sandy, Brendan Hatlee, Hobart
Hobart controlled the line of scrimmage and posted 14 points in
each quarter against a St. John Fisher team that was fourth in
D-III in scoring defense, 13th in total defense. Hobart's 491 yards
of total offense surpassed the Cardinals' first two opponents'
combined total by 80 yards. The Statesmen ran for 213 yards.
RB Ted Delia, Jr.,
Gettysburg
Delia rushed for 244 yards and three touchdowns and added a
66-yard punt return touchdown in Gettysburg's 56-55 overtime loss
to Susquehanna. Delia had a pair of 1-yard TD runs to go with an
83-yarder. It was the second straight game he scored four
touchdowns and had a punt return TD as he finished with 310
all-purpose yards.
RB Ryan Montague, So., Louisiana
College
Montague had 12 carries for 200 yards and two
touchdowns, including a run of 72 yards to set up Louisiana
College's first touchdown and a 69-yard run to put the Wildcats up
28-3.
WR Michael Zweifel, Sr.,
Dubuque
Zweifel moved into sixth all-time in career
receiving yards in Division III with 16 catches for 232 yards and
three touchdowns as Dubuque beat Central 56-28 for its first win in
the series since 1987.
WR Adam Kniffin, Jr., Puget
Sound
Kniffin caught 12 passes for 216 yards and three
touchdowns in the Loggers' 66-48 loss to Whittier. His
touchdown catches went for 79, 50 and 25 yards.
TE Adam Farmer, Jr., Castleton
State
Farmer posted career-highs with six catches and 109 yards in
Castleton's 56-52 win against Anna Maria. Five of his six catches
went for first downs, but none was bigger than his fourth-and-goal
touchdown catch with 15 seconds remaining in the game to give
Castleton its first win of the season. Farmer's number was called
consistently when the Spartans needed him most, collecting two
fourth-down passes and one third down reception.
Defense
DE Allen Petros, Sr.,
Moravian
Petros recorded nine tackles, seven solo, in a 24-12 defeat of
Dickinson. Petros spent most of the afternoon in the Red Devils'
backfield with two and a half tackles for loss to increase his
school record total to 50 for his career. Petros also had a sack.
He was around the quarterback on all four passes that Moravian
intercepted in the game, and also forced a fumble.
DT Walter Barreda, So., Texas
Lutheran
Barreda forced three fumbles, recovering one in a
win against Howard Payne. He had seven total tackles, six solo,
with four tackles for loss.
DT Dan Terhune, Sr., Wooster
Terhune keyed a Wooster defensive performance that saw the
Fighting Scots limit Ohio Wesleyan to minus-3 rushing yards. He had
a season-high two and a half sacks, marking the third game in a row
with at least one sack, and was in on two other tackles for loss,
for four and a half total.
DE Kevin Eagan, Sr.,
Endicott
Eagan had a team-high 13 tackles, six solo,
four for a loss and three sacks in a 24-17 win against Salve
Regina. One sack forced a fumble that resulted in Endicott's first
TD on the next drive.
LB Cody Allen, Sr., Cortland State
Allen led Cortland State with 12 tackles, six solo,
and broke up a pair of passes in a 31-28 win at Rowan.
LB Ethan Wetzel, Sr.,
Muskingum
Wetzel logged a team-best 11 tackles with one sack for 9 yards to
help lead the Muskies to a 27-7 upset of No. Ohio
Northern.
LB Cameron Jones, Sr., Worcester
State
Finished with a team-best 11 tackles (nine solo) with two tackles
for loss (3 yards) and one pass breakup in a 42-40 triple overtime
triumph over Westfield State. The game was 24-24 at the end of
regulation.
CB Tyler Phillips, Sr.,
Augsburg
Phillips had a career-high 13 tackles, nine solo, leading the
Augsburg defense. It's the second time Phillips has recorded
double-digit tackle totals in a game in his career. Phillips was
part of a defense that held the Johnnie offense to just 93 net
rushing yards, the first time the Johnnies had been held under 100
rushing yards this season. Phillips had two tackles for loss, had a
forced fumble and broke up a pass.
S Justin Brown, Sr.,
Huntingdon
Brown intercepted two passes and had three solo
tackles in Huntingdon's 34-27 win against
Hampden-Sydney.
S Will Morris, Sr.,
McMurry
Morris had his second pick-six of the year from 29 yards out,
recorded seven tackles (six solo), forced a fumble, recovered
another fumble and broke up a pass in McMurry's 63-31 win against
East Texas Baptist.
CB Tony Gordon, Sr.,
Heidelberg
Gordon intercepted a pass and returned it 37
yards for a touchdown in the Student Princes' 41-20 win against
Otterbein. He also had four tackles.
Special teams
K Allen Cain, Jr., Texas
Lutheran
Cain made all nine kicks Saturday in a 51-13 win against Howard
Payne, including field goals of 27, 21, and 21 yards. He was
6-for-6 on extra points and averaged 66.7 yards on kickoffs.
P Justin Bosman, Fr., St.
Scholastica
Bosman averaged 49.0 yards per punt on four attempts in the
Saints' 44-19 win against Minnesota-Morris. He also had a 54-yard
punt, which is the fourth-longest in program history.
ST Mitch Olson, So., UW-Eau Claire
Olson recovered a fumble on a kickoff as the Blugolds beat
UW-River Falls 38-17 in a non-conference matchup. In the first
quarter after the Blugolds scored their second touchdown, Olson got
down the field quickly on the following kickoff and was able to
pick up a loose ball. The drive ended the with a field goal to give
the Blugolds a 17-0 lead.
RET Wes Chamblee, Sr.,
Wabash
Chamblee returned a punt 94 yards for a touchdown in the
Little Giants' 49-7 win at Chicago and also had a 6-yard touchdown
catch. The return surpassed the previous school and conference
record by a yard.