Hamilton vs. Bowdoin October 11, 2014 Steuben Field Fallcoming/Family Weekend 1 p.m. $1

Information Media Information Any requests for information about Hamilton football or working press credentials can be directed to sports information director Jim Taylor at (315) 859-4685. All requests for credentials should be made at least one week in advance of the desired game. Because of limited space in the Steuben Field press box, requests later than one week prior to the game cannot be guaranteed. Radio lines are provided for courtesy use by visiting radio stations, as well as those writers wishing to file stories directly from the press box. Stations wishing to secure a radio line for broadcast must contact the Hamilton sports information office TWO WEEKS before the game to guarantee availability. Programs, current rosters and statistics, media notes and depth charts will be available in the press box prior to kickoff. “Quickie Stats” will be provided at halftime. A full final statistics book will be available 25 minutes after the game. Also, a pre-game meal and beverages will be served for working media members only. Players and coaches will be available for interviews following a 10-minute “cooling off” period, per NCAA guidelines. A member of the Hamilton sports information staff will be available to assist the media in locating players for interviews. Head coach Dave Murray is usually available from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily at (315) 859-4757. Every effort will be made to accommodate requests for player interviews. All player interviews should be arranged through the Hamilton sports information office.

Hamilton College Fight Song GATHER CLOSE Gather close, ye girls and boys As we make a lotta noise For the college on the hilltop Which gives us lotsa joys As we leave the massive walls That enclose her classic halls We will not fail to answer When our mother calls Hamilton, we never will forget thee Hamilton, should trouble e’er beset thee We will fight with all our might For Ha-mil-ton, Rah, Rah, Rah! On the day our Alma Mater calls us We’ll fight on, no matter what befalls us We pledge our names to uphold the fame Of Ha -- mil -- ton

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Hamilton Football Quick Facts Nickname: Continentals Colors: Buff and Blue Enrollment: 1,850 President: Joan Hinde Stewart Athletic Director: Jon Hind Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: NESCAC Head Coach: Dave Murray, first season Assistant Coaches: Josh Miller (Defensive Coordinator/ DB), Richard Puccio (Offensive Coordinator/QB), Paul Adey (DL), Joe Dougherty (DL), Jeff Friedman (RB), Jerome Rudolph (WR), Vito Sinisgalli (OL), Terry Stanimer (TE), Matt Wright (OL) Equipment Manager: Dennis Murphy Director of Sports Medicine: Scott Siddon Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 42/10 Starters Returning/Lost: 19/5 2013 Record: 0-8 2014 Captains: Mike de Percin ‘15, Vince DiCindio ‘15, Nick Noonan ‘15 NUMBERS TO KNOW Football Office/Fax: (315) 859-4757/(315) 859-4117 Sports Info. Office/Fax: (315) 859-4685/(315) 859-4293

The 2014 Hamilton College Football Media Guide Writers and Editors: Jim Taylor, Mike Warwick Photography: Mike Doherty and Claudette Ferrone ‘88

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Administration About the College Athletic Facilities Sports Medicine Head Coach Coaching Staff Program Overview Position Photos Senior Profiles Player Profiles Game Day Team Photo About the NESCAC 2013 NESCAC Results Opponent Profiles All-Time Opponents History 2013 Statistics 2013 Box Scores Honors Records

Administration President Joan Hinde Stewart Joan Hinde Stewart assumed the Hamilton presidency on July 1, 2003. She was formerly dean of the College of Liberal Arts and professor of French at the University of South Carolina (USC). The first in her family to earn a college degree, Stewart also joined the Hamilton faculty as professor of French. She is the first female president in Hamilton’s more-than-200-year history. Prior to her arrival at USC in 1999, Stewart was at North Carolina State University as a member of the faculty from 1973 to 1999 and chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures from 1985 to 1997. She also served as assistant dean for research and graduate programs for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. In 1988-89, Stewart chaired the North Carolina Humanities Council, and in 1977 she received the university’s Outstanding Teaching Award. Before joining the NC State faculty, Stewart taught at Wellesley College. She received her Ph.D. from Yale Uni-

Jon Hind

Director of Athletics Jon Hind ‘80 is in his eighth year as director of athletics at Hamilton College. Hind graduated from Hamilton with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and economics. Hind previously was associate athletic director for operations at Butler University. He worked in Butler athletics from 1991 to 2007. He was Butler’s first head men’s lacrosse coach. Hind was named Division I coach of the year by the U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association after he guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA tournament in 1998. Hind left coaching to become an athletic administrator at Butler in the fall of 1999. He assumed management responsibilities in marketing and promotions in July 2005, while continuing to oversee the department’s event management, facilities and budget. Hind was Butler’s interim athletic director from May through August in 2006. Hind was head men’s lacrosse coach at the College of Wooster from 1986 to 1991. He played lacrosse and football at Hamilton. He was a four-year letter winner and two-time captain as a defenseman on the lacrosse team, and lettered in football as a sophomore. Hind earned a master’s degree in athletic administration from Kent State University in 1991. Hind and his wife Carol are the parents of two daughters, Kayleigh and Meghan.

versity in 1970, having graduated summa cum laude in 1965 from St. Joseph’s College, a small, private, liberal arts institution in Brooklyn, New York. Stewart’s scholarship focuses on 18th-century French literature, especially women writers. She has written several books and numerous articles, essays and book reviews, and has been a frequent speaker at professional conferences both in the United States and abroad. She is the recipient of fellowships from Yale University, the National Humanities Center and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and has been a fellow at the Université Paul Valéry in Montpellier, France, a visiting scholar at Oxford University in England, and a fellow at the Liguria Study Center for the Arts and Letters in Genoa, Italy. Hamilton’s 19th president is married to Philip Stewart, the Benjamin E. Powell Professor of Romance Studies at Duke University. He has served as chair of romance studies and of Duke’s Academic Council, and is the former president of the American Association of Teachers of French. The Stewarts have a daughter, who is a graduate of Haverford College and has a Ph.D. in German at Indiana University in Bloomington, and a son, who is a graduate of Prescott College in Arizona.

Angel Mason

Associate Director of Athletics/SWA Angel Mason is in her first year as Hamilton College’s associate athletic director and senior woman administrator. Mason spent the previous two years as assistant athletic director at California Institute of Technology. At Caltech Mason’s responsibilities included budget oversight, department transportation and travel needs, intercollegiate contest scheduling and contracts, home intercollegiate event management operations, all NCAA compliance matters, educational programming for student-athletes and coaches and supervising for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Prior to her time at Caltech, Mason was an assistant athletic director at Deerfield High School in suburban Chicago. She was an assistant women’s basketball coach and physical education professor at her alma mater, Butler University, and was the head women’s basketball coach and assistant athletic director for operations at Vassar College. Mason is a member of several organizations including the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators, National Association for Athletics Compliance, National Association of Professional Women and Minority Opportunity Athletic Association. She played on the varsity women’s basketball team at Division I Butler University, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communication studies and a minor in English. She earned her master’s degree in sports management from California University of Pennsylvania. Mason is from Evanston, Ill.

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About the College Located in the foothills of the majestic Adirondack Mountains, the Hamilton campus is set on a hilltop that overlooks the Oriskany and Mohawk valleys of Central New York. The surroundings are rural and lush, consisting of rolling terrain, gentle hills, wooded glens, dairy farms, fine old houses and tree-lined streets. Yet Hamilton’s location puts it within easy range of New York, Toronto, Boston and other major northern metropolitan centers. The College, chartered in 1812, is coeducational with approximately 1,800 students. Its strength lies in highly regarded academic programs administered by a deeply committed faculty who welcome close collaboration with students. Fundamental to a Hamilton education is the faculty’s expectation that each student develops the ability to read, observe and listen with critical perception, and to think, write and speak with clarity, understanding and precision. Hamilton graduates can be found making important contributions in nearly every professional field, and because of the College’s educational contributions to their success, alumni remain enthusiastically loyal to and supportive of the College. As reflected in applications for admission, Hamilton is considered one of the most selective liberal arts colleges in the country. And because of the large number of applications that the College receives each year, the student body is unusually diverse. Students come to Hamilton from all parts of the United States — indeed, from all parts of the globe. In such an environment, students learn to appreciate differences and prepare for life in an increasingly global society. In evaluating prospective students, the admission committee looks for academic achievement as well as personal accomplishments outside the classroom. Thus, both the athlete who excels on the playing field and the musician who participates in a community ensemble have the talents the College is seeking.

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Athletic Facilities Consistent with the classrooms, laboratories, libraries, studios and other facilities that support the academic program, Hamilton College’s athletic facilities are exceptional by nearly any measure. The diversity and quality of these facilities emphasize the school’s commitment to the development of both the mind and the body. Steuben Field is home to Hamilton football and lacrosse. The 2,000-seat facility received major renovations in 2009, when an artificial grass surface was installed. The approximate cost of the upgrade was $1.35 million. The balance of the funds were contributed by Hamilton alumni and parents of current studentathletes. Outdoor facilities on campus include the natural grass William D. Love Field used for men’s and women’s soccer; the Walter H. Pritchard Track; the artificial turf field for field hockey; the Royce Baseball Field; the Ferguson Intramural Softball Field and the nine-hole Tompkins Golf Course. The Russell Sage Rink, the Margaret Bundy Scott Field House, the William M. Bristol, Jr. Pool and the Little Squash Center are the indoor facilities. The $6.1 million squash facility opened in October 2006 with 10 regulation-size courts, including two with exhibition gallery seating. The Charlean and Wayland Blood Fitness and Dance Center opened in October 2006. The center houses a dance studio, room for aerobic/cardio training, space for resistance and weight-training, a multipurpose exercise room and a three-story climbing wall. The state-of-the-art facility triples the current space for fitness activities on a campus where approximately 75 percent of the student body -- and many members of the faculty and staff -- work out regularly. The Blood Fitness and Dance Center is a 30,000 square-foot facility with 9,600 square feet used for fitness and weightlifting. Precor cardio equipment is featured in the fitness area. The equipment includes elliptical machines, treadmills and stationary bicycles. The weight training equipment is by Cybex and includes power lift, hammer strength and positrac.

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Sports Medicine The Hamilton College sports medicine staff provides excellent medical care for all Continental athletes. The fully-equipped sports medicine clinic is located in Margaret Bundy Scott Field House and is convenient to all team locker rooms. The clinic moved to a 3,400 square-foot, $1 million renovated area in September 2006. The new clinic is four times larger than the old space and features a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center. The program is under the direction of head certified athletic trainer Scott Siddon. Siddon is in his 19th year at Hamilton. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Cortland in 1992. Siddon went on to earn his master’s from the University of Oregon in 1994. Assistant certified athletic trainer Pat Giruzzi is in his 16th year on the staff. Giruzzi received his bachelor’s degree from Elmira College in 1998. Pat became a Registered Orthopedic Technologist (ROT) in 2007. Stephanie Kowell is in her fourth year as an assistant at Hamilton, and has been a certified athletic trainer since 2008. Kowell received her bachelor’s degree in physical education with an emphasis in athletic training from SUNY Brockport in 2008, From left to right: Kara McKeag, Scott Siddon, Pat Giruzzi and earned her master’s in education from Old Dominion Uniand Stephanie Kowell versity in 2010. She most recently worked at Fairleigh Dickinson University, and hails from the Syracuse area. Kara McKeag is in her fourth year on Hamilton’s training staff. McKeag received a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Springfield College in 2009 and her master’s from East Stroudsburg University. She has athletic training experience at Lehigh University and most recently served an internship at The Ohio State University. In addition to the full-time training staff, a dedicated group of student first responders assist in the daily operations of the athletic training facility. The sports medicine clinic is open from noon to 8 p.m. and other times by appointment on weekdays, and opens according to game and practice schedules on weekends.

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Coaching Staff Head Coach Dave Murray Dave Murray is in his first year as the Mary Jayne Comey and Mac Bristol ‘43 Head Football Coach at Hamilton College. Murray is also responsible for the team’s linebackers. Murray was the head football coach at Alfred University from 1998 through 2013. He has an overall record of 151-99-1 in 24 years as head coach at Alfred, Lebanon Valley College and SUNY Cortland and entered the 2014 season ranked 20th among active Division III coaches with 151 victories. At Alfred, Murray led the Saxons to winning records his last 11 seasons and guided them to the postseason his last 10 years, including NCAA playoff appearances in 2009 and 2010. Alfred earned a share of its first Empire 8 Conference title in 2009 and captured the conference crown outright the next year. He was named Empire 8 Coach of the Year three times. The highlight of his Alfred tenure was the team finishing 10-3 and advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals by recording the program’s first two NCAA playoff wins ever. The trip to the 2009 NCAA championship was the first in 28 years for the Saxons. Under Murray, Alfred players received six Empire 8 player of the year awards and six Empire 8 rookie of the year honors. Two Saxons were voted ECAC Northwest players of the year and six earned first team All-America recognition. Murray took Cortland to the NCAA playoffs in his first year as a head coach in 1990. Prior to that, he was an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Cortland from 1987 to 1989. He worked with the linebackers as an assistant at Dartmouth College for four years and was a graduate assistant coach for football and track & field at Ithaca College in 1983 and 1984. Murray earned a bachelor’s degree at Springfield College (where he played linebacker) and he received his master’s degree from Ithaca. He also has a certificate of advanced study in educational administration from Cortland. Murray is a native of Scotia, N.Y., and is a graduate of Scotia-Glenville High School. He and his wife Karin have three daughters, Chelsea, Kailea and Megan.

From left to right: Paul Adey, Jeff Friedman, Matt Wright, Josh Miller, Dave Murray, Richard Puccio, Jerome Rudolph, Terry Stanimer, Joe Dougherty.

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Coaching Staff Josh Miller

Defensive Coordinator Josh Miller is in his first year with the Hamilton College coaching staff as the defensive coordinator. Miller will also work with the secondary. Before coming to Clinton he spent five seasons at Alfred University, including three as the program’s head junior varsity coach. Miller’s responsibilities with the Saxons included coaching the linebackers, defensive linemen and defensive backs. During Miller’s time at Alfred, the Saxons made two NCAA championship appearances (2009, 2010) and played in three Eastern College Athletic Conference postseason games (201113). He coached players who earned all-conference recognition seven times, all-region accolades twice and All-America honors once. In 2013, Alfred’s defense ranked 16th in Division III in turnovers forced and fifth in interceptions thanks in part to Miller. Miller graduated from St. Lawrence University, where he played four seasons for the Saints. He started at outside linebacker and made the Liberty League All-Academic Team three times. He earned his bachelor’s degree in history and his master’s degree is from Alfred.

Jeff Friedman Running Backs

Jeff Friedman is in his fifth year as an assistant football coach at Hamilton College after a four-year playing career with the Continentals. Friedman is in his first year coaching the running backs after four years of working with the team’s safeties. Friedman was an assistant at Tenafly High School in New Jersey in 2009. He worked with the offensive and defensive lines and special teams. He helped guide Tenafly’s varsity to a 9-1 record and he was head coach of the junior varsity. Friedman was a three-year varsity letter winner at defensive tackle for Hamilton. He was a starter during his senior year in 2004. At Tenafly, he was an all-league selection at defensive tackle, and a two-year starter on offense and defense. Friedman graduated with a degree in biology and a minor in history. He earned a law degree from American University in Washington, D.C., in 2008. Friedman lives in New Hartford with his wife Kalley (Greer ‘07) and son Caillum.

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Richard Puccio

Offensive Coordinator Richard Puccio is in his first year with the Hamilton College coaching staff as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Puccio came to the Continentals from Alfred University where he spent 10 seasons as the quarterbacks coach and co-offensive coordinator. Alfred made 10 postseason appearances during that time, including NCAA championship trips in 2009 and 2010. He helped the Saxons set 19 school records on offense. Puccio was a record-setting quarterback at SUNY Cortland. He was named to the Football Gazette All-America Team in 1989 and was the ECAC Upstate New York Player of the Year as a senior. Puccio, who set 10 school records for the Red Dragons, was a two-time ECAC all-star. He received his bachelor’s degree from Cortland and began his coaching career there under Hamilton head coach Dave Murray. Puccio’s coaching experience includes 10 years with the Rush-Henrietta Central School program, including four as the Royal Comets’ head coach. A 2005 inductee into the New York State Section V Football Hall of Fame, Puccio earned his master’s degree from SUNY Brockport. He and his wife Debra have two children, Allison and Joseph.

Joe Dougherty Defensive Line

Joe Dougherty is in his second year as an assistant on the Hamilton College football coaching staff. Dougherty, who coaches the defensive line, was the team’s defensive coordinator in 2013. Dougherty was an assistant coach at Division I Lafayette College from 2006 to 2012. He was named Lafayette’s defensive line coach in 2009. He was the Leopards’ wide receivers coach in 2008 and their running backs coach his first two seasons in Easton, Pa. Dougherty coached eight players to a total of nine Patriot League all-league team honors at Lafayette. The team won a league title and played in the first round of the 2006 NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs in his first year. He helped lead the Leopards to a top 25 national ranking every year from 2006 to 2009. Lafayette finished 8-3 in 2009. Dougherty was an assistant coach at Fordham University in 2004 and 2005. He was the wide receivers coach both seasons and special teams coordinator in 2005. Dougherty coached three Fordham players to Patriot League all-league team honors. Prior to Fordham, Dougherty spent 2003 at Lafayette as the Leopards’ wide receivers coach. He was a graduate assistant coach at Rowan University the previous two seasons. Rowan captured the New Jersey Athletic Conference championship and played in the NCAA playoffs in 2001 and 2002. Rowan advanced to the semifinals in Dougherty’s first season with the squad. Dougherty earned his bachelor’s degree from Dickinson College and went on to get his master’s from Rowan.

Coaching Staff Matt Wright

Jerome Rudolph

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Receivers

Jerome Rudolph is in his second year as a member of the Hamilton College football staff. Rudolph works with the team’s receivers. Rudolph is a graduate of Lafayette College, where he earned a degree in economics and business. He is pursuing his master’s from Southeastern Louisiana University. Rudolph was a member of the football and track & field programs at both schools. At Lafayette, Rudolph was a dean’s list student and a member of the Patriot League Honor Roll in both football and track & field. He was named the Leopards’ Most Outstanding Track Athlete in 2011 and 2012.

Matt Wright is in his seventh year as an assistant football coach at Hamilton College. Wright works with the offensive line and serves as the program’s recruiting coordinator. He was an assistant at Plattsburgh High School in New York from 2005 to 2007. Wright was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for Plattsburgh’s varsity in 2007. He was offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the junior varsity the previous year. Wright played for perennial Division III power Ithaca College for two years after he graduated from Plattsburgh in 2001. He earned a degree in clinical exercise science from Ithaca.

Paul Adey

Vito Sinisgalli

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Paul Adey is in his 27th year as an assistant football coach at Hamilton College. Adey works with the defensive line and is the athletic department’s strength and conditioning coordinator. He currently oversees all aspects of strength and conditioning for more than half of Hamilton’s 29 men’s and women’s varsity intercollegiate programs. Adey coached at central New York powerhouse Rome Free Academy for 11 years before coming to Hamilton. While Adey was at RFA, the Black Knights compiled an outstanding 82-12 mark, never lost more than two games in a season, and captured a division title in 1981. He was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. Adey, who graduated from Syracuse University, is retired from his teaching position at RFA. He and his wife Bonnie reside in Rome. They have two sons, Kevin and Christopher.

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Vito Sinisgalli is in his first year with the Hamilton College coaching staff. A 2013 graduate of Alfred, he played four years under current Continental coach Dave Murray. During his playing career the Saxons made four postseason appearances, including a pair of trips to

the NCAA playoffs. After graduating from Alfred with a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts/history, Sinisgalli spent a year on the Saxons’ coaching staff. He coached the offensive linemen on the junior varsity team and assisted with the varsity squad. He has also worked as an assistant coach at his scholastic alma mater, New Hartford High School.

Terry Stanimer Tight Ends

Terry Stanimer returned to Hamilton College in 2008 to serve as an assistant football coach. Stanimer was previously on the Continentals’ staff in 1974 and 1975 under head coach Robert King. He works with Hamilton’s tight ends. Stanimer was an assistant coach at Utica College from 2004 to 2007. He coached at Utica’s Notre Dame High School from 1976 to 2004, and was hired as the football team’s head coach in 1980. Stanimer’s Notre Dame teams won New York Section III titles in 1982, 1983 and 1999. He also guided the Jugglers to four sectional runner-up finishes. He assisted more than 125 players in the college recruiting process and represented Class C on the Section III football committee.

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Program Overview Michael de Percin ‘15 leads Hamilton College into its 122nd football season in 2014. The defensive tackle made the 2013 NESCAC all-conference first team after he finished the year with 32 tackles, including 9.5 for a loss of 31 yards, two sacks and a forced fumble. Chase Rosenberg ‘17 ranked fifth in the conference in passing yards and total offense yards per game as a freshman. Linebacker John Phelan ‘16 was eighth in the NESCAC with 8.1 tackles per game and he also intercepted two passes. The team captains are Nick Noonan ‘15, Vince DiCindio ‘15 and de Percin. The season gets started at Tufts University on Sept. 20. The first home game of 2014 is against Trinity College on Oct. 4 and Bowdoin College visits Clinton on Oct. 11 for Fallcoming and Family Weekend. The Continentals host Williams College on Oct. 25 and the 35th annual Old Rocking Chair Classic against Middlebury College will be played at home on Nov. 1. An artificial grass surface was installed at 117-year-old Steuben Field in the summer of 2009. Three of the most prolific players in program history graduated the past two years. James Stanell ‘14 made the NESCAC all-conference team in each of the last two seasons. Stanell is in third place on the team’s all-time rushing list with 2,138 yards in his career. He is one of just four players in program history with more than 2,000 rushing yards and he finished his career with 23 touchdowns. Linebacker and two-time all-conference selection Mike MacDonald ‘13 is one of two players in team history with 300 or more career tackles, and Jordan Eck ‘13 ended up in third place on the Continentals’ all-time passing yards list with 4,948. Edwin Sweetland was one of the first men to walk the sidelines as head coach of the Continentals. Sweetland guided the program to an 8-2-1 record in 1899 and then was the head coach at Syracuse University the next three seasons. He came back to Hamilton to lead the team to a 6-3 record in 1903 before he moved on to Ohio State University, where he was the head coach in 1904 and 1905. He went on to be head coach at several other schools including Colgate University, the University of Kentucky, Miami University, West Virginia University, Tulane University and Alfred University. He was Kentucky’s first athletic director. Forest Evashevski guided the Continentals to a 5-2 record as head coach in 1941. Evashevski went on to lead Washington State University for two seasons and the University of Iowa for nine more. He coached Iowa to two Rose Bowl victories, and the Football Writers Association of America recognized the 1958 team as national champions. Former players have gone on to great things in the coaching ranks as well. Herb Hand ‘90 is the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Penn State. Sean Ryan ‘94 is the wide receivers coach in his eighth year on the staff of the NFL’s New York Giants. Joe Gilbert ‘87 is

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the offensive line coach in his third year with the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, and Tim Berbenich ‘02 is an offensive assistant with the Colts in his 11th year as an NFL coach. 2008 marked the 50th anniversary of the lone unbeaten team in program history. The Continentals were 6-0-1 in 1958 as a 12-all tie with Hobart College was the only blemish on an otherwise perfect season. Hamilton enjoyed eight straight winning seasons from 1960 to 1967. The 1963 team finished 7-1, which remains the highest number of victories in one season for the program since 1900. That 1900 squad ended up 8-1 and would have been undefeated and unscored upon if it weren’t for an 11-0 loss to West Point. In 1984, Steve Stetson guided the Continentals to a 6-1-1 record with the help of Associated Press Little All-America selections Seamus Crotty ‘86 and Mike Lentini ‘85. Hamilton finished with a winning record 10 times from 1985 through 1996.

Program Overview A total of 18 Continentals have earned 20 All-America selections since 1941. Running back Eric Grey ‘93 and offensive lineman Joe Gilbert were first team All-Americans in 1991 and 1986, respectively. Grey holds the school record for most rushing yards in a season. Jeff Hewitt ‘74 played 10 games for the Dallas Cowboys in 1974 after signing with the team as a free agent. Hewitt was an honorable mention All-America college division pick as a defensive lineman in 1973. Four members of Hamilton’s celebrated 2006 defense made the NESCAC all-conference team, including rookie of the year John Lawrence ‘10. Lawrence finished his career with three all-conference awards, including first team in 2009. The Continentals ranked seventh in NCAA Division III in scoring defense in 2006 with 10.3 points allowed per game. Hamilton blanked two teams that year and didn’t allow more than 20 points in any game. The last time the Continentals had more than four players recognized by the NESCAC in one year was 2001, when five were honored.

Led by all-conference defensive lineman Burke St. John ‘11, who was voted to the 2009 East Region’s allregion third team by D3football.com, Hamilton finished third in the NESCAC in pass defense (207 yards allowed per game) and fourth in total defense (330 yards allowed per game) in 2010. The Continentals tied for second in the conference with 20 sacks, and Jim Forrey ‘13 was a big reason why. Forrey led the NESCAC with seven sacks and 14 tackles for a loss. Academics play an important role within the program. Cory Glover ‘16, Jeff Jenkins ‘16, Simon Jia ‘16, Robert Miles ‘16 and Alex Mitko ‘16 earned spots on the 2013 NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team. Three players, including Pat Donahoe ‘16 last year, have made the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) academic all-district team since 2011. Ted Finan ‘12 and Jacob Sheetz-Willard ‘12 were elected to the Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, which is the nation’s oldest honor society, in 2012.

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Positions Defensive Backs

Defensive Linemen

Front row (l. to r.): Preston DeLaurentis, Daniel Finger, Nick Ufkes, Conor Powers, Glen Donovan, Ian Milne Back row (l. to r.): Joey Chery-Valentin, Jimmy Giattino, James Taylor, Coach Josh Miller, Alex Mitko, Keon Garrett, Marcus Heimann

Front row (l. to r.): Zach Klein. Bill Gordon, Cory Glover, Brent Lobien, Vince Tran Back row (l. to r.): Nick Sobczyk, Aristotle Zigouras, Winston Schromm, Coach Paul Adey, Coach Joe Dougherty, Michael de Percin, Poppy Green, Nick Gavin

Receivers

Running Backs

Front row (l. to r.): Michael Russo, Alex Waugh, Simon Jia, Amman Weaver Back row (l. to r.): Eli Saucier, Charles Ensley, Nick Caso, Coach Jerome Rudolph, Pat Donadio, Patrick Donahoe, Jonathan Baker

Front row (l. to r.): Jason Nastovski, Rico Gonzalez, Rory Merklinger Back row (l. to r.): Marcus Gutierrez, Dan O’Shea, John Fisher, Coach Jeff Friedman, Jeff Hopsicker, Christian Anderson, LaShawn Ware

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Positions Linebackers

Offensive Linemen

Front row (l. to r.): Thomas Bisko, Matt Glebus, Nick Flora, Mickey Keating, Lucas Niglio Back row (l. to r.): Jon Shaw, Matt Story, Cade Larabee, Coach Dave Murray, John Phelan, Dan Berg, Kevin Carey

Front row (l. to r.): Adam Yecies, Bob Dwyer, Dylan Berardelli, Nick Gustaitis, Alex Baradari, Jeff Jenkins Back row (l. to r.): Braden Glover, Matt Golding, Vince DeCindio, Matt Snider, Coach Matt Wright, Nick Noonan, Brendan Cunningham, Todd Roeder, Rob McClure Tight Em Tight Ends

Quarterbacks

Specialists Chase Rosenberg, Colin Pastorella, Coach Richard Puccio, Preston Clifford, Cole Freeman

Coach Terry Stanimer, Jordan Jenkins, Joe Hillman, Jay Barry

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Senior Profiles #61 Brendan Cunningham Offensive Tackle 6-1, 225 West Babylon, N.Y. Babylon High School

Long Snapper 5-9, 245 Oradell, N.J. River Dell Regional High School

At Hamilton: Has played in 12 games, including all eight as a sophomore ... Missed all but one game as a junior.

At Hamilton: Has handled snapping duties for Continental punts and place kicks for three seasons, playing in all but three games over his career ...Has made two unassisted tackles in kick coverage.

Before Hamilton: Coached by Rick Punzone at Babylon High School. Personal: A public policy major at Hamilton ... Son of Dave and Maureen Cunningham.

#43 Michael de Percin Defensive Tackle 5-11, 255 Albany, N.Y. Albany High School At Hamilton: Three-year starter ... Earned first-team all-star honors from the NESCAC in 2013 after leading the Continentals with 11 tackles for loss and two sacks ... His 32 overall stops were the most among Hamilton’s linemen ... Made six tackles against both Amherst and Bates, adding season-high three tackles for loss against Lord Jeffs ... Recorded three solo tackles including two sacks at Williams ... Was in on 26 tackles, including two for loss, in 2012 ... Notched career-high totals of seven tackles and six solo stops at Bates ... Blocked a pair of kicks ... Finished the 2011 season with 17 tackles in last four games including season-high six in win over Bates ... Picked up first career sack against Colby ... Career totals of 80 tackles (48 solo), 16 tackles for loss, four sacks, two pass break-ups and two blocked kicks in 24 games. Before Hamilton: Coached by Jon McClement at Albany High School. Personal: A mathematics and economics major at Hamilton ... Son of John de Percin and Yvette Molina.

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Before Hamilton: Coached by DJ Nimphius at River Dell Regional High School. Personal: A world politics major at Hamilton ... Son of Glenn and Sharon de Marrais

#72 Vince DiCindio Offensive Tackle 6-3, 275 West Windsor, N.J. West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North At Hamilton: Has played in 17 of 24 games on the Continental offensive line, including all eight contests in 2012. Before Hamilton: Coached by Chris Casamento at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North. Personal: A world politics major with international security concentration at Hamilton ... Son of Vince and Gina DiCindio.

Senior Profiles #17 Pat Donadio Wide Receiver 5-8, 170 Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. Don Bosco Prep School At Hamilton: Three-year regular in Continental receiving corps, playing in 20 games including every one in 2013 ... Caught 23 passes for 221 yards and three scores in 2011 ... Scored first career touchdown at Bowdoin and caught two scoring passes in season-ending win over Bates ... Season-best seven receptions against Colby ... Finished 2012 with 15 catches for 169 yards ... Made season-best five receptions at Bates ... Caught two-point conversion against Williams ... Carried the ball seven times, rushing for a touchdown against Williams ... Led 2013 team with 18.6 yards per catch ... Caught touchdowns against Trinity and Bates ... Career totals of 49 catches for 595 yards in 20 games, scoring 26 points.

#4 John Fisher Fullback 6-0, 184 Quarryville, Pa. Solanco High School At Hamilton: Has played in 12 games in the offensive backfield and on special teams during two seasons with Continentals. Ranked third on the team in 2011 in both rushing and kickoff returns ... Caught six passes out of the backfield in 2013, scoring his first career touchdown at Bates ... Career totals of 12 carries, 15 catches, five tackles and five kickoff returns in 12 games. Before Hamilton: Coached by Joe Pearson at Solanco High School. Personal: A public policy major at Hamilton ... Son of Donald and Greta Fisher

Before Hamilton: Coached by Greg Toal at Don Bosco Prep High School. Personal: An economics major at Hamilton ... Son of Matthew and Michaela Donadio

#47 Nick Gavin

#1 Jeff Hopsicker

Defensive End 6-0, 260 Huntington, N.Y. Friends Academy

Running Back 5-11, 192 Cazenovia N.Y. Cazenovia High School

At Hamilton: Three-year regular on the defensive line, playing in 19 games ... Has made nine tackles, including four solo stops ... Made a pair of tackles in 2013 games against Amherst and Trinity.

At Hamilton: Moving to running back after seeing time at quarterback and free safety ... Appeared in every game in 2012, starting three times under center ... Threw for 297 yards and rushed for 35 more ... Threw three touchdown passes, including 41-yard TD in win over Bowdoin ... Completed season-best 12 passes in season opener at Amherst and passed for careerhigh 117 yards at Wesleyan a week later ... Started all but one game at safety in 2013, finishing with 24 tackles including 11 solo stops and a tackle for loss ... Made a season-best seven tackles against Colby.

Before Hamilton: Coached by Ron Baskind at Friends Academy. Personal: A mathematics major at Hamilton ... Son of John and Donna Gavin

Before Hamilton: Coached by Tom Neidl at Cazenovia High School Personal: A public policy major at Hamilton ... Son of Michael and Laurie Hopsicker

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Senior Profiles #8 Zach Klein Defensive End 6-0, 222 Ramsey, N.J. Ramsey High School At Hamilton: Former fullback who has started all but one game on the defensive line the past two seasons ... Played on the offensive side of the ball in 2011, gaining 31 yards on the ground and catching three passes out of the backfield ... Made 20 solo tackles among his 27 overall stops as a first-year starter in 2012 ... Led Hamilton with 10 tackles for loss and two sacks ... Collected seasonbest seven tackles in win over Bowdoin, adding four tackles for loss (including a sack) and a pass break-up ... Recorded 22 tackles in 2013 with a season-high five against Bates ... Had a hand in two tackles for loss against both Wesleyan and Bates ... Career totals of 53 tackles, including 39 solo stops and 15 tackles for loss along with three sacks and two pass break-ups in 23 games. Before Hamilton: Coached by Vic Tribuzio at Ramsey High School. Personal: A dual major in chemistry and mathematics at Hamilton ... Son of Andrew Klein and Joy Bindelglass-Klein

#75 Nick Noonan Offensive Tackle 6-6, 258 East Milton, Mass. Milton High School At Hamilton: Played in every game on the offensive line as a freshman before missing all but one contest in 2012 ... Bounced back to play in six games in 2013. Before Hamilton: Coached by Jim Bowes at Milton High School. Personal: A government major at Hamilton ... Son of Christopher and Clarisa Noonan

#13 Ian Milne Defensive Back 6-0, 185 Trumbull, Conn. Trumbull High School At Hamilton: Played in 14 games with the secondary and special teams units before sitting out the 2013 season ... Led the 2011 team with five sacks ... His 8.5 tackles for loss ranked second and his three pass break-ups were third ... Made six solo stops in the win over Tufts in his first collegiate game, adding two tackles for loss (including a sack) and a pair of pass break-ups ... Contributed four tackles for loss (including 2.5 sacks) among his eight total stops against Colby ... Added six tackles in victories over Wesleyan and Bates ... Ranked second on the team in kickoff returns in 2012, running back eight kickoffs for a 26.6 yard average ... Shared NESCAC Special Teams Player of the Week honors after averaging 41.0 yards per return against Colby ... Made a season-best seven stops against Bowdoin, with six solo tackles ... Career totals of 59 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, seven sacks and three pass break-ups in 14 games. Before Hamilton: Coached by Robert Maffei at Trumbull HS. Personal: An economics major at Hamilton ... Son of Lisa Milne

#26 Nick Ufkes Defensive Back 5-6, 177 Aspen, Colo. Aspen High School At Hamilton: Has played in 21 games over three seasons, playing on special teams, in offensive backfield and starting in secondary in 2013 ... Played in five games as a freshman before appearing in every contest in 2012 ... Carried the ball four times that season ... Moved to defensive back as a junior and started all but one game ... Ranked fourth on the team with 34 tackles ... Made four solo tackles, including one for loss, in season-opener against Amherst ... All six of his career-best six stops at Bowdoin were solo tackles. Before Hamilton: Coached by Mike Sirko at Aspen High School. Personal: A psychology major at Hamilton ... Son of Curt and Chris Ufkes

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Player Profiles

Zach Altneu Fr.-K-92

Christian Anderson Fr.-FB-36

Jonathan Baker Fr.-WR-80

Alex Baradari So.-OL-64

Jay Barry Fr.-TE-82

Dylan Berardelli Jr.-OL-74

Thomas Bisko Fr.-LB-32

Kevin Carey So.-LB-25

Nick Caso Jr.-WR-2

Joey Chery-Valentin Fr.-DB-29

Preston Clifford Fr.-QB-18

Brendan Cunningham Sr.-OL-61

Preston DeLaurentis Fr.-DB-37

Glenn de Marrais Sr.-LS-79

Michael de Percin Sr.-DL-43

Vince DiCindio Sr.-OL-72

Pat Donadio Sr.-WR-17

Patrick Donahoe Jr.-WR-10

Glen Donovan Jr.-DB-21

Bob Dwyer So.-OL-71

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Charles Ensley So.-WR-11

Daniel Finger Jr.-DB-3

John Fisher Sr.-FB-4

Nick Flora Jr.-LB-27

Cole Freeman Fr.-QB-16

Keon Garrett Fr.-DB-28

Nick Gavin Sr.-DL-47

Jimmy Giattino So.-DB-19

Kevin Ginns Fr.-K-98

Matt Glebus So.-LB-23

Braden Glover Fr.-OL-78

Cory Glover Jr.-DL-46

Matt Golding So.-OL-76

Rico Gonzalez Jr.-RB-30

Bill Gordon Fr.-DL-97

Poppy Green So.-DL-84

Nick Gustaitis Jr.-OL-52

Marcus Gutierrez Fr.-RB-35

Marcus Heimann Fr.-DB-44

Joe Hillman So.-TE-88

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Jeff Hopsicker Sr.-RB-1

Jeff Jenkins Jr.-OL-77

Jordan Jenkins So.-TE-86

Simon Jia Jr.-WR-20

Mickey Keating Fr.-LB-40

Zach Klein Sr.-DL-8

Cade Larabee Jr.-LB-6

Brent Lobien So.-DL-39

Rob McClure So.-OL-62

Rory Merklinger So.-LB-42

Alex Mitko Jr.-DB-7

Jason Nastovski Fr.-RB-45

Lucas Niglio Fr.-LB-38

Nick Noonan Sr.-OL-75

Colin Pastorella Jr.-QB-14

John Phelan Jr.-LB-9

Conor Powers So.-DB-31

Todd Roeder Jr.-OL-67

Ian Milne Sr.-DB-13

Dan O’Shea So.-FB-83

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Player Profiles

Jon Shaw Jr.-LB-15

Chase Rosenberg So.-QB-5

Michael Russo Fr.-WR-87

Eli Saucier Fr.-WR-12

Matt Snider So.-OL-57

Nick Sobczyk So.-DL-51

Matt Story Fr.-LB-49

James Taylor So.-DB-24

Vince Tran Fr.-DL-54

Nick Ufkes Sr.-DB-26

LaShawn Ware So.-RB-34

Alex Waugh Fr.-WR-81

Amman Weaver Fr.-WR-41

Adam Yecies Fr.-OL-60

Aristotle Zigouras So.-DL-91

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Winston Schromm So.-DL-99

2014 Game Day Hamilton College (0-3) vs. Bowdoin College (1-2)

October 11, 2014; Steuben Field; Fallcoming/Family Weekend

Hamilton vs. Bowdoin

Today marks the 31st meeting between the two programs in a series that dates back to 1980. The teams have met every year for the past 26 seasons with Hamilton holding a 17-13 all-time lead. The home team has won each of the last six games, including the Polar Bears’ 27-21 victory in Brunswick, Maine, last fall and the Continentals’ 14-13 triumph at Steuben Field in 2012. Last fall, Bowdoin scored the first 21 points and hung on for a six-point win. Mac Caputi ‘15 threw for 182 yards with two touchdowns and Zach Donnarumma ‘14 rushed for 124 yards and a score. Andrew Murowchick ‘16 kicked two second-half field goals to account for all the Polar Bears’ scoring in the final 30 minutes. Joey Cleary ‘14 was credited with a game-high 12 tackles and Griffin Cardew ‘14 added 10 for Bowdoin. Chase Rosenberg ‘17 was 21 of 32 for a season-high 269 yards for Hamilton, throwing for one TD and running for another. Simon Jia ‘16 and John Fisher ‘15 both scored touchdowns. John Phelan ‘16 recorded a team-best seven tackles. The last time the teams met in Clinton, where Bowdoin has not won since 2002, Jeff Hopsicker ‘15 threw a touchdown pass to Joe Jensen ‘15 and Garrett Hoy ‘13 kicked the game-winning extra point with 5:16 left. Jia caught eight passes for a game-high 85 yards with a touchdown. Mike MacDonald ‘13 made a season-high 16 tackles, including 13 solo stops, and broke up two passes for the Continentals. Zach Klein ‘15 posted 3.5 tackles for a loss of 13 yards, including one

Hamilton Last Week The Continentals opened their home schedule with a 19-7 loss to Trinity. Hamilton held the Bantams, who came in averaging 35 points per game, out of the end zone for nearly 35 minutes and maintained a time of possession advantage of nearly 13 minutes. The Continentals’ defense recorded three turnovers, including two inside their own 5-yard line. Jimmy Giattino ‘17 intercepted his first collegiate pass at the Hamilton 4 and Nick Sobczyk ‘17 recovered a fumble forced by Michael de Percin ‘15 at his own 1. Matt Glebus ‘17 recorded a career-high nine tackles. Alex Mitko ‘16, who also recovered a fumble, and John Phelan ‘16 made nine tackles apiece. Sobczyk posted a collegiate-best eight stops. Chase Rosenberg ‘17 scored Hamilton’s touchdown and threw for 128 yards. Pat Donadio ‘15 made five catches for a game-high 64 yards.

Bowdoin Last Week The Polar Bears picked up their first win of 2014, beating Tufts 33-20 behind a school-record 43 carries by Tyler Grant ‘17. Grant, who was named NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week, ran for 208 yards -- the most by a Bowdoin back in 10 years -- and four touchdowns. Mac Caputi ‘15 threw for 209 yards and completed 20 of 25 passes, and Andrew Sisti ‘18, the NESCAC Special Teams Player of the Week, kicked a pair of second-half field goals to secure the victory. Bowdoin collected 463 yards of total offense and dominated the time of possession, holding the ball for 38:25. Branden Morin ‘16 had 10 tackles while Brendan Lawler ‘16 had nine and a fumble recovery. Bjorn Halvorson ‘17 had six stops, one for a loss, and an interception. Andrew Murowchick ‘16 averaged 43 yards per punt on four kicks.



2014 Hamilton Schedule/Results Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8

at Tufts at Wesleyan TRINITY BOWDOIN at Colby WILLIAMS MIDDLEBURY at Bates

L, 24-17 L, 43-21 L, 19-7 noon noon 1 p.m. 12:30 p.m. noon



Head Coach Dave Caputi

2014 Bowdoin Schedule/Results Sep. 20 Sep. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8

at Williams AMHERST TUFTS at Hamilton TRINITY at Wesleyan BATES at Colby

L, 36-0 L, 30-7 W, 33-20 noon 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m.

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2014 Game Day When Hamilton Has the Ball

WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB FB TB PK

Continentals Offense 17 Pat Donadio 75 Nick Noonan 74 Dylan Berardelli 67 Todd Roeder 62 Rob McClure 57 Matt Snider 86 Jordan Jenkins 2 Nick Caso 5 Chase Rosenberg 45 Jason Nastovski 1 Jeff Hopsicker 92 Zach Altneu

DE DT DT DE LB LB LB CB S S CB P

Polar Bears Defense 45 Tom Wells 47 Jake Prince 93 Daniel Wanger 85 Brian Golger 12 Bjorn Halvorson 33 Branden Morin 44 Brendan Lawler 10 Greg Thompson 15 Dan Johnson 19 Jon Fraser 27 Reeder Wells 86 Andrew Murowchick

Pat Donadio ‘15

Hamilton Roster

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26

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Jeff Hopsicker Nick Caso Daniel Finger John Fisher Chase Rosenberg Cade Larabee Alex Mitko Zach Klein John Phelan Patrick Donahoe Charles Ensley Eli Saucier Ian Milne Colin Pastorella Jon Shaw Cole Freeman Pat Donadio Preston Clifford Jimmy Giattino Simon Jia Glen Donovan Matt Glebus James Taylor Kevin Carey Nick Ufkes

RB WR DB FB QB LB DB DL LB WR WR WR DB QB LB QB WR QB DB WR DB LB DB LB DB

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27 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 51 52 54 57 60

Nick Flora Keon Garrett Joey Chery-Valentin Rico Gonzalez Conor Powers Thomas Bisko LaShawn Ware Marcus Gutierrez Christian Anderson Preston DeLaurentis Lucas Niglio Brent Lobien Mickey Keating Amman Weaver Rory Merklinger Michael De Percin Marcus Heimann Jason Nastovski Cory Glover Nick Gavin Matt Story Nick Sobczyk Nick Gustaitis Vince Tran Matt Snider Adam Yecies

LB DB DB RB DB LB RB RB FB DB LB DL LB WR RB DL DB RB DL DL LB DL OL DL OL OL



61 62 64 67 71 72 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 91 92 97 98 99

Brendan Cunningham OL Rob McClure OL Alex Baradari OL Todd Roeder OL Bob Dwyer OL Vince DiCindio OL Dylan Berardelli OL Nick Noonan OL Matt Golding OL Jeff Jenkins OL Braden Glover OL Glenn de Marrais LS Jonathan Baker WR Alec Waugh WR Jay Barry TE Dan O’Shea FB Poppy Green DL Jordan Jenkins TE Michael Russo WR Joe Hillman TE Aristotle Zigouras DL Zach Altneu K Bill Gordon DL Kevin Ginns K Winston Schromm DL

2014 Game Day When Bowdoin Has the Ball

WR WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB RB PK

Polar Bears Offense 2 Daniel Barone 4 Ethan Drigotas 58 Jake Giovanucci 75 Brian Mullin 72 Matthew Netto 76 Stephen Melgar 77 Anthony Todesco 11 Matt Perlow 18 Christian Dulmaine 16 Mac Caputi 36 Tyler Grant 1 Andrew Sisti

DE DT DT DE LB LB LB CB SS FS CB P

Continentals Defense 51 Nick Sobczyk 43 Mike de Percin 39 Brent Lobien 47 Nick Gavin 49 Matt Story 9 John Phelan 23 Matt Glebus 24 James Taylor 7 Alex Mitko 13 Ian Milne 19 Jimmy Giattino 10 Patrick Donahoe

68 69 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 81 83 84 85 86 87 89 90 93 95 96 97 98 99

Ben Jurcic OL Jonathan Macat OL Matt Pascale OL Matthew Netto OL Jack Lucy OL Jordan Bayuk DL Brian Mullin OL Stephen Melgar OL Anthony Todesco OL Elliot Borden OL Garrett Thomas TE/RB Nick Vailas WR Adam Bakopolus WR Colin Reynolds WR Brian Golger DL Andrew Murowchick K/P Patrick Kelly TE Charlie Burgess WR John Pietro TE Daniel Wanger DL Parker Mundt DL Harrison Carmichael LB Alexander Dobbin DL Nadim Elhage DL Peter Yasi DL

Tyler Grant ‘17

Bowdoin Roster 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29

Andrew Sisti Daniel Barone Frank Elder Ethan Drigotas Seamus Power Liam Blair-Ford Chad Carrera Jibrail Coy Greg Thompson Matt Perlow Bjorn Halvorson Tom Capone Dan Johnson Mac Caputi Tim Drakeley Christian Dulmaine Jon Fraser Stephen Anderson David Prendergast Jordon Castonguay Alan Banks David Rowe Ryan Sanborn Reeder Wells Jack Wilson

K WR DB WR WR WR QB DB DB TE LB RB DB QB QB WR DB LB WR RB DB LB DB DB DB

30 33 34 35 36 37 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 51 52 56 57 58 59 65 66 67

Max Wilson Branden Morin Duncan Cannon Eric Tims Tyler Grant Henry Little Nate Low Latif Armiyaw Andrew Cowan Stephen Griffin Drew Prescott Brendan Lawler Tom Wells Jack Donovan Jake Prince Bryan Porter Brian Pushie Rajah Nagarajah Tyler MacNeil Patrick Fabrizio Austin Stern Jake Giovanucci Isaiah Williams Eddie Akubude Ian Dieli Kyle Losardo

DB LB DB RB RB DB DB LB LB LB RB LB DL FB DL TE LB DL LB DL LB OL DL DL OL OL

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2014 Fall Schedules

Sept. 3 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 17 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 7 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 21 Oct. 25 Oct. 29

Men’s Soccer (4-3-1, 1-3-1 NESCAC) at Oswego TRINITY * at Bates * SUNY POLYTECHNIC CONNECTICUT COLLEGE * at Utica at Wesleyan * at #15 Amherst * ITHACA BOWDOIN * MIDDLEBURY * at Colby * ONEONTA at Tufts * WILLIAMS *

1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3 p.m.



Sept. 6 Sept. 10 Sept. 13 Sept. 14 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Oct. 1 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Oct. 28

Women’s Soccer (7-3-0, 2-3-0 NESCAC) TRINITY * at SUNY Polytechnic at Bates * at Rensselaer CONNECTICUT COLLEGE * at Oswego at Wesleyan * CANTON UTICA at #11 Amherst * BOWDOIN * MIDDLEBURY * at Colby * at Tufts * WILLIAMS *

W, 3-2 W, 7-0 L, 2-1 W, 2-1 L, 1-0 W, 4-2 W, 2-1 W, 7-0 W, 5-0 L, 3-0 11 a.m. 11 a.m. 11 a.m noon 3:30 p.m.

Sept. 2 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 13 Sept. 19 Sept. 24 Sept. 26 Sept. 27 Oct. 3 Oct. 4 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 24-25 Oct. 31 Nov. 1

Women’s Volleyball (10-6, 2-2 NESCAC) at Morrisville State vs. Penn State-Behrend ^ at Rochester ^ vs. St. John Fisher ^ vs. SUNY Oswego ^ vs. SUNY Potsdam % vs. Bard % at SUNY Oswego % vs. St. Lawrence % BATES * SUNY POLYTECHNIC at Middlebury * at Skidmore vs. Sage at Williams * at Amherst * COLBY * BOWDOIN * at Utica at Wesleyan * at Trinity * Hall of Fame Tournament hosted by Amherst and Smith TUFTS * CONNECTICUT COLLEGE *



UR Invitational at University of Rochester Oswego Tournament at Oswego

^ %



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W, 3-0 T, 1-1 W, 2-0 W, 4-1 L, 1-0 W, 2-1 OT L, 2-1 OT L, 1-0

W, 3-1 L, 3-2 W, 3-1 L, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 L, 3-2 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 L, 3-0 L, 3-1 L, 3-0 2 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 2 p.m. 8 p.m. 2 p.m.

2014 Fall Schedules Field Hockey (5-4, 2-3 NESCAC)

Sept. 3 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 16 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Oct. 1 Oct. 4 Oct. 8 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Oct. 29

GENESEO TRINITY * at Bates * OSWEGO CONNECTICUT COLLEGE * at Morrisville State at Wesleyan * at Utica at #8 Amherst * ONEONTA BOWDOIN * MIDDLEBURY * at Colby * at Tufts * WILLIAMS *

W, 2-1 L, 6-0 W, 2-1 W, 5-0 W, 4-0 W, 10-1 L, 3-1 L, 8-2 L, 5-2 noon 1 p.m. noon noon 6 p.m.

Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

Sept. 6-7 Sept. 13-14 Sept. 20-21 Sept. 28-29

Hamilton Short Course Invitational first of three (m); first of three (w) Saratoga Invitational (at Saratoga Spa State Park) sixth of 14 (m); seventh of 14 (w) Middlebury Invitational third of seven (m); fourth of seven (w) SUNY Geneseo Invitational (at Letchworth State Park) seventh of 21 (m); eighth of 19 (w) Hamilton College Invitational 11 a.m. NYSCTC Championships (St. John Fisher College; Pittsford, N.Y.) 11 a.m. NESCAC Championships at Middlebury 1 p.m. NCAA Atlantic Regional Championships (Genesee Valley State Park; Rochester, N.Y.) 11 a.m. NCAA Championships (Golf Center at Kings Island; Mason, Ohio) 11 a.m. Men’s Golf St. Lawrence Invitational Middlebury’s Duke Nelson Invitational Williams Fall Invitational NESCAC Championship Qualifier

ninth of 11 15th of 25 14th of 19 second of 10

Women’s Golf Sept. 6-7 Sept. 20-21 Sept. 27-28 Oct. 4-5

St. Lawrence Invitational William Smith Fall Invitational Middlebury Invitational Williams Fall Invitational

sixth of nine second of four sixth of 11 11th of 16 Men’s Tennis (4-0)

Sept. 13-14 St. Lawrence Fall Classic Sept. 17 at Oneonta Sept. 27 at Utica ELMIRA Sept. 30 at Ithaca Oct. 8 at Colgate

No team scores W, 9-0 W, 7-2 W, 8-1 W, 7-2 Women’s Tennis (5-0)

Sept. 12 Sept. 17 Sept. 20-21 Sept. 23 Oct. 5

CORTLAND at Oneonta St. Lawrence Invitational UNION UTICA SUNY PLATTSBURGH



Men’s and Women’s Crew Head of the Genesee (Rochester) Bridge to Bridge Regatta (Erie Canal; Rome) Head of the Charles (Boston) Head of the Schuylkill (Philadelphia)

Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18-19 Oct. 25

W, 8-1 W, 8-1 No team scores W, 8-1 W, 9-0 W, 9-0

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2014 Bowdoin Roster No. 65 21 40 83 24 2 74 6 78 89 14 16 96 8 34 23 41 9 66 97 46 17 4 18 3 98 56 19 58 85 36 42 12 15 68 87 44 37 67 38 73 69 52 76 33 75 95 86 51 72 71 11 90 48 5 22 43 47 49 84 25 26 1 57 80 10 35 77 81 93 27 45 59 29 30 99

Name Eddie Akubude Stephen Anderson Latif Armiyaw Adam Bakopolus Alan Banks Daniel Barone Jordan Bayuk Liam Blair-Ford Elliot Borden Charlie Burgess Tom Capone Mac Caputi Harrison Carmichael Chad Carrera Duncan Cannon Jordon Castonguay Andrew Cowan Jibrail Coy Ian Dieli Alexander Dobbin Jack Donovan Tim Drakeley Ethan Drigotas Christian Dulmaine Frank Elder Nadim Elhage Patrick Fabrizio Jon Fraser Jake Giovanucci Brian Golger Tyler Grant Stephen Griffin Bjorn Halvorson Dan Johnson Ben Jurcic Patrick Kelly Brendan Lawler Henry Little Kyle Losardo Nate Low Jack Lucy Jonathan Macat Tyler MacNeil Stephen Melgar Branden Morin Brian Mullin Parker Mundt Andrew Murowchick Rajah Nagarajah Matthew Netto Matt Pascale Matt Perlow John Pietro Bryan Porter Seamus Power David Prendergast Drew Prescott Jake Prince Brian Pushie Colin Reynolds David Rowe Ryan Sanborn Andrew Sisti Austin Stern Garrett Thomas Greg Thompson Eric Tims Anthony Todesco Nick Vailas Daniel Wanger Reeder Wells Tom Wells Isaiah Williams Jack Wilson Max Wilson Peter Yasi

Yr. Pos. Fy. DL So. LB Fy. LB Jr. WR Fy. DB Jr. WR So. DL So. WR Fy. OL So. WR So. RB Sr. QB So. LB Fy. QB Fy. DB Fy. RB Fy. LB Jr. DB Fy. OL Fy. DL Sr. FB So. QB Sr. WR Sr. WR So. DB Jr. DL So. DL Sr. DB Sr. OL Sr. DL So. RB Fy. LB So. LB Sr. DB So. OL Jr. TE Jr. LB Fy. DB So. OL Fy. DB So. OL Jr. OL Fy. LB Jr. OL Jr. LB So. OL Jr. DL Jr. K/P So. DL Jr. OL Fy. OL Sr. TE Fy. TE Fy. TE Jr. WR Sr. WR Fy. RB Sr. DL Fy. LB So. WR Jr. LB Fy. DB Fy. K Fy. LB So. TE/RB Jr. DB Fy. RB Sr. OL Fy. WR So. DL So. DB Sr. DL Fy. DL Fy. DB Fy. DB Sr. DL

Ht. 5-11 6-0 5-11 5-10 5-8 5-9 6-2 6-1 6-7 6-3 5-10 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-0 5-9 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-3 5-11 6-2 6-0 5-11 5-7 6-1 6-4 5-10 6-2 6-5 5-10 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-5 5-9 5-7 6-4 5-11 6-3 6-2 5-8 6-2 5-11 6-2 6-3 5-11 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-0 6-0 5-9 6-3 6-0 5-10 5-10 6-0 5-8 5-11 6-1 6-1 5-8 6-2 5-11 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-11 5-9 5-9 6-3

Captains: Mac Caputi, Jon Fraser, Matt Perlow, Tom Wells

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Wt. 269 203 191 190 156 164 243 184 258 181 186 213 195 196 159 170 197 187 276 196 211 214 199 180 168 259 223 185 292 241 168 185 196 172 258 234 190 176 248 159 241 270 189 280 208 242 224 164 219 266 267 220 220 222 181 173 165 222 197 199 189 190 147 183 196 197 161 246 180 245 176 225 226 172 160 196

Hometown Mattapan, Mass. Issaquah, Wash. Fairfax, Va. Saugus, Mass. Potomac, Md. Holliston, Mass. Foxborough, Mass. Brooklyn, N.Y. Wellesley Hills, Mass. Toronto, Ontario Oceanside, N.Y. Brunswick, Maine North Attleborough, Mass. Leesburg, Va. St. Louis, Mo. Topsham, Maine Longmeadow, Mass. Concord, Mass. Madison, Conn. New Canaan, Conn. Los Olivos, Calif. Woodbury, Conn. Kennebunk, Maine Grafton, Mass. Longmeadow, Mass. Potomac, Md. Newton, Mass. Marshfield, Mass. Easton, Mass. Fairfield, Conn. Stratham, N.H. Avon, Conn. Eden Praire, Minn. North Attleboro, Mass. Bronx, N.Y. West Roxbury, Mass. Milton, Mass. Staten Island, N.Y. Harrisville, R.I. West Palm Beach, Fla. Orono, Maine Lytle, Texas Branford, Conn. New Windsor, N.Y. Raynham, Mass. Winchester, Mass. Lincoln, Mass. Needham, Mass. Roxbury, Mass. Watertown, N.Y. Stamford, Conn. Marblehead, Mass. Sutton, Mass. Norwalk, Conn. Toronto, Ontario Canton, Mass. Amherst, N.H. Hamilton, Mass. Mahwah, N.J. Oquossoc, Maine Kenilworth, Ill. North Reading, Mass. Mount Vernon, N.Y. Lyme, N.H. Mission, Texas Arverne, N.Y. La Jolla, Calif. Mansfield, Mass. Boston, Mass. Newton, Mass. Austin, Texas Weston, Mass. Luling, La. Jupiter, Fla. New Canaan, Conn. Swampscott, Mass.

Previous School Concord-Carlisle Seattle Prep Pickering Buckingham, Browne & Nichols Thomas Sprigg Wootton Holliston Xaverian Brothers Poly Prep Country Day Noble & Greenough Upper Canada College Oceanside Holderness North Attleborough Loudoun County Ladue Horton Watkins Mount Ararat Loomis Chaffee Gunnery School Daniel Hand New Canaan St. Joseph’s Taft Kennebunk St. John’s Longmeadow Winston Churchill Newton South Marshfield Dexter School Fairfield Prep Exeter Avon Eden Praire North Attleboro Hackley Roxbury Latin Thayer Academy Monsignor Farrell Tabor Saint Andrews School Orono Lytle Branford Washingtonville Bridgewater-Raynham St. Sebastians Belmont Hill Needham Weston Watertown Trinity Catholic Marblehead Worcester Academy Staples Upper Canada College Thayer Academy Souhegan Hamilton-Wenham Mahwah Charles Wright Academy Lake Forest Academy North Reading Fordham Prep Groton School Mcallen Phillips Exeter La Jolla Mansfield Bedford Belmont St. Michaels Catholic Academy Weston John Curtis Benjamin School New Canaan Swampscott

2014 Hamilton Roster No. 92 36 80 64 82 74 32 25 2 29 18 61 37 79 43 72 17 10 21 71 11 3 4 27 16 28 47 19 98 23 78 46 76 30 97 84 52 35 44 88 1 77 86 20 40 8 6 39 62 42 13 7 45 38 75 83 14 9 31 67 5 87 12 99 15 57 51 49 24 54 26 34 81 41 60 91

Name Zach Altneu Christian Anderson Jonathan Baker Alex Baradari Jay Barry Dylan Berardelli Thomas Bisko Kevin Carey Nick Caso Joey Chery-Valentin Preston Clifford Brendan Cunningham Preston DeLaurentis Glenn de Marrais Michael de Percin Vince DiCindio Pat Donadio Patrick Donahoe Glen Donovan Bob Dwyer Charles Ensley Daniel Finger John Fisher Nick Flora Cole Freeman Keon Garrett Nick Gavin Jimmy Giattino Kevin Ginns Matt Glebus Braden Glover Cory Glover Matt Golding Rico Gonzalez Bill Gordon Poppy Green Nick Gustaitis Marcus Gutierrez Marcus Heimann Joe Hillman Jeff Hopsicker Jeff Jenkins Jordan Jenkins Simon Jia Mickey Keating Zach Klein Cade Larabee Brent Lobien Rob McClure Rory Merklinger Ian Milne Alex Mitko Jason Nastovski Lucas Niglio Nick Noonan Dan O’Shea Colin Pastorella John Phelan Conor Powers Todd Roeder Chase Rosenberg Michael Russo Eli Saucier Winston Schromm Jon Shaw Matt Snider Nick Sobczyk Matt Story James Taylor Vince Tran Nick Ufkes LaShawn Ware Alex Waugh Amman Weaver Adam Yecies Aristotle Zigouras

Yr. Pos. Fr. K Fr. FB Fr. WR So. OL Fr. TE Jr. OL Fr. LB So. LB Jr. WR Fr. DB Fr. QB Sr. OL Fr. DB Sr. LS Sr. DL Sr. OL Sr. WR Jr. WR Jr. DB So. OL So. WR Jr. DB Sr. FB Jr. LB Fr. QB Fr. DB Sr. DL So. DB Fr. K So. LB Fr. OL Jr. DL So. OL Jr. RB Fr. DL So. DL Jr. OL Fr. RB Fr. DB So. TE Sr. RB Jr. OL So. TE Jr. WR Fr. LB Sr. DL Jr. LB So. DL So. OL So. RB Sr. DB Jr. DB Fr. RB Fr. LB Sr. OL So. FB Jr. QB Jr. LB So. DB Jr. OL So. QB Fr. WR Fr. WR So. DL Jr. LB So. OL So. DL Fr. LB So. DB Fr. DL Sr. DB So. RB Fr. WR Fr. WR Fr. OL So. DL

Ht. 5-8 6-0 6-4 6-1 6-5 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-8 5-11 6-1 5-11 5-9 5-11 6-3 5-8 6-3 5-9 6-3 5-11 5-8 6-0 5-9 6-5 5-10 6-0 5-10 5-9 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-2 5-7 6-3 6-3 6-0 5-6 6-1 6-4 5-11 6-1 6-2 5-7 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-2 5-9 6-0 5-10 5-9 6-1 6-6 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-4 6-1 5-10 6-2 6-4 6-3 6-1 5-8 5-6 5-9 5-11 5-7 6-0 6-5

Wt. 244 196 155 263 221 247 200 210 165 175 183 225 160 245 255 275 170 188 178 270 186 172 184 192 195 200 260 176 169 205 296 212 255 172 230 251 253 167 182 201 192 250 225 165 210 222 230 228 259 184 185 170 201 204 258 224 186 212 164 285 181 178 171 240 177 240 235 202 184 190 177 178 166 158 197 211

Hometown Orleans, Mass. Newport, Vt. Naples, Fla. Great Falls, Va. Princeton, N.J. Dalton, Pa. Macungie, Pa. Old Greenwich, Conn. Brooklyn, N.Y. Natick, Mass. Pacific Palisades, Calif. West Babylon, N.Y. Tenafly, N.J. Oradell, N.J. Albany, N.Y. West Windsor, N.J. Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. Mahopac, N.Y. Westwood, Mass. Wheaton, Ill. San Diego, Calif. Chicago, Ill. Quarryville, Pa. Newton, N.J. Redondo Beach, Calif. Buffalo, N.Y. Huntington, N.Y. Sayville, N.Y. Hingham, Mass. Wrentham, Mass. Lawrenceville, Ga. Mercer, Pa. Franklin, Mass. Temple Terrace, Fla. Wilmington, Del. Pittsfield, Mass. West Chester, Pa. Oakdale, N.Y. Wyncote, Pa. Stockton, N.J. Cazenovia, N.Y. Eldersburg, Md. Eldersburg, Md. Montreal, Quebec Longmeadow, Mass. Ramsey, N.J. Ahoskie, N.C. Chappaqua, N.Y. Longmeadow, Mass. Sparta, N.J. Trumbull, Conn. Cranbury, N.J. Dolgeville, N.Y. Morganville, N.J. East Milton, Mass. St. Paul, Minn. Rome, N.Y. River Forest, Ill. Gloucester, Mass. Callicoon, N.Y. Roswell, Ga. Dix Hills, N.Y. Douglasville, Ga. Duxbury, Mass. Silver Spring, Md. Wellesley, Mass. Bethesda, Md. Grand Junction, Colo. Belmar, N.J. Quincy, Mass. Aspen, Colo. Spring Valley, Calif. Charlotte, N.C. Binghamton, N.Y. Woodside, Calif. Tenafly, N.J.

Previous School Nauset Regional HS St. George’s School (R.I.) Community School of Naples Langley HS Pomfret School (Conn.) Abington Heights HS Emmaus HS Taft School Poly Prep Country Day School Belmont Hill School Loyola HS Babylon HS Peddie School River Dell Regional HS Albany HS

West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North

Don Bosco Prep HS Mahopac HS Westwood HS St. Francis HS Rancho Bernardo HS Whitney Young HS Solanco HS Blair Academy Chadwick HS Canisius HS Friends Academy Sayville HS St. Sebastian’s School Bishop Feehan HS Central Gwinnett HS Lakeview HS St. Mark’s School Jesuit HS Wilmington Friends School Taconic HS Henderson HS Connetquot HS Cheltenham HS Lawrenceville School Cazenovia HS Loyola Blakefield Loyola Blakefield Berkshire School (Mass.) Suffield Academy (Conn.) Ramsey HS Christchurch School (Va.) Horace Greeley HS Longmeadow HS Peddie School Trumbull HS Princeton HS Dolgeville Central School Peddie School Milton HS

St. Paul Academy & Summit School

Notre Dame HS Oak Park & River Forest HS St. John’s Prep Sullivan West Central School Centennial HS St. Anthony’s HS Hiram HS Duxbury HS Montgomery Blair HS

Buckingham Browne & Nichols School

Walt Whitman HS Fruita Monument HS Red Bank Catholic HS North Quincy HS Aspen HS Steele Canyon HS Lawrenceville School (N.J.) Binghamton HS Menlo School Tenafly HS

Captains: Michael De Percin, Vince DiCindio, Nick Noonan

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2014 Game Day Hamilton Football Alumni Network (FAN) Leadership Award

During halftime of today’s game, co-chairs of the Hamilton Football Alumni Network (FAN) Steve Kenny ‘69 P’07 and Jerry Pitarresi ‘71 P’08, P’10 and Director of Athletics Jon Hind ‘80 will present Hamilton assistant football coach Paul Adey with the FAN Leadership Award. The award is presented to a Hamilton alumnus, parent or friend who has made outstanding contributions and demonstrated dedication to the football program. After the game, a reception honoring Paul will be held in the Emerson Lobby of Alumni Gym at 4 p.m. Fans will also have the opportunity to meet Head Coach Dave Murray. Paul has coached at Hamilton College for 32 years. He has coached three All-Americans, 23 NESCAC all-conference selections and two conference most valuable players, two Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) all-conference honorees and one ECAC player of the year. Paul was a member of the coaching staff in 1985 when the Continentals were ranked 20th in Division III at the end of the season. Paul currently works with the defensive line and is the athletic department’s strength and conditioning coordinator. He oversees all aspects of strength and conditioning for more than half of Hamilton’s 29 men’s and women’s varsity intercollegiate programs. Paul has worked with seven All-America athletes and two national champions. He was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame during the 38th annual ceremony this past summer on July 27.

Hamilton College Football Sportsmanship Pledge During halftime of today’s game, Hamilton’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) will announce the Hamilton football sportsmanship pledge, which will be read by three members of the women’s lacrosse team. As a scholar-athlete and representative of not only myself but of the Hamilton College football family, my family and the greater Hamilton community, I commit myself to adhere to the following tenets to help promote sportsmanship both on and off the field: • I will play with my heart and talk with my shoulder pads, refraining from derogatory comments towards opponents, officials, fans, coaches and teammates. • I will accept the outcome of each game and each practice regardless of how it aligns with my preferences, congratulating my opponents, being grateful for the opportunity to compete and perceiving instances of defeat as opportunities for improvement. • I will be relentless in the pursuit of success and when it comes I will accept it with humility and graciousness, knowing that success is more than what the scoreboard says. • I will respect my opponents, officials, fans, coaches, myself and teammates at all times. • I will play for the love of the game and will always give my full effort out of respect for the game, the opportunity I have to play it and those who join me in it.

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Front row (l.to r.):Pat Donadio, Ian Milne, John Fisher, Nick Gavin, Nick Ufkes, Mike De Percin, Vince DiCindio, Nick Noonan, Zach Klein, Brendan Cunningham, Glenn de Marrais, Jeff Hopsicker. Second row (l.to r.): Todd Roeder, Patrick Donahoe, Cory Glover, Nick Flora, Cade Larabee, Simon Jia, Colin Pastorella, Alex Mitko, Daniel Finger, Rico Gonzalez, Jon Shaw, Dylan Berardelli, Nick Gustaitis. Third row (l.to r.): James Taylor, Jimmy Giattino, Chase Rosenberg, Winston Schromm, Aristotle Zigouras, Nick Caso, Glen Donovan, John Phelan, Jeff Jenkins, Poppy Green, Matt Snider, Matt Golding, Joe Hillman. Fourth row (l.to r.): Charles Ensley, Brent Lobien, Rob McClure, Bob Dwyer, Dan Berg, Rory Merklinger, Alex Baradari, Mickey Keating, Matt Glebus, Kevin Carey, Dan O’Shea, Nick Sobczyk, Conor Powers, LaShawn Ware, Jordan Jenkins, Braden Glover. Fifth row (l. to r.): Zach Altneu, Christian Anderson, Joey Chery-Valentin, Jonathan Baker, Marcus Heimann, Vince Tran, Cole Freeman, Kevin Ginns, Thomas Bisko, Preston Clifford, Jason Nastovski, Marcus Gutierrez, Michael Russo, Bill Gordon, Adam Yecies. Sixth row (l. to r.): Matt Story, Keon Garrett, Amman Weaver, Eli Saucier, Lucas Niglio, Preston DeLaurentis, Alex Waugh, Jay Barry. Back row: Director of sports medicine Scott Siddon, head coach Dave Murray, assistant coach Terry Stanimer, assistant coach Matt Wright, assistant coach Josh Miller, assistant coach Jerome Rudolph, assistant coach Joe Dougherty, assistant coach Richard Puccio, assistant coach Jeff Friedman, assistant coach Paul Adey, assistant athletic trainer Kara McKeag

Team Photo

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About the NESCAC Founded in 1971, the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) is a group of eleven highly selective liberal arts colleges and universities that share a similar philosophy for intercollegiate athletics. The Conference was created out of a concern for the direction of intercollegiate athletic programs, and remains committed to keeping a proper perspective on the role of sport in higher education. The formation of NESCAC originated with an agreement among Amherst College, Bowdoin College, Wesleyan University and Williams College first drafted in 1955. Along with these four institutions, Bates College, Colby College, Hamilton College, Middlebury College, Trinity College and Tufts University are sustaining charter members. Connecticut College joined in 1982, bringing the Conference’s membership to its current total of 11 institutions. NESCAC members believe intercollegiate athletic programs should operate in harmony with the educational mission of each institution. The Conference is committed to establishing common boundaries to keep athletics strong but in proportion to the overall academic mission of the member institutions. In pursuit of this mission, the Presidents of each NESCAC institution control intercollegiate athletic policy. Conference tenets are usually more restrictive than those of the NCAA Division III with regard to season length, number of contests and post-season competition. NESCAC institutions also believe athletic teams should be representative of the entire student body. Thus, admissions and financial policies are consistent with the NCAA Division III policies that prohibit athletic scholarships and award financial aid solely on the basis of need. In 1999, the NESCAC formally became a playing conference and now sponsors 26 conference championship sports (13 for men and 13 for women). Member schools offer extensive and broad based intercollegiate as well as club and intramural opportunities for both men and women. With member institutions sponsoring an average of nearly 30 varsity programs, NESCAC provides more than 7,500 opportunities for participation in intercollegiate competition at the Division III level. Teams and individuals have achieved success on both a regional and national level. During the 2013-14 academic year, 53 teams participated in NCAA team championships. NESCAC studentathletes claimed 18 individual national championships and NESCAC teams won six national team championships. Conference Championship Sports: Fall Winter Spring Men’s Cross Country Men’s Basketball Baseball Women’s Cross Country Women’s Basketball Men’s Lacrosse Field Hockey Men’s Ice Hockey Women’s Lacrosse Football Women’s Ice Hockey Men’s Rowing Men’s Soccer Men’s Swimming & Diving Women’s Rowing Women’s Soccer Women’s Swimming & Diving Softball Women’s Volleyball Men’s Squash Men’s Tennis Women’s Squash Women’s Tennis Men’s Track & Field Women’s Track & Field Men’s Golf

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2013 NESCAC Results

2013 NESCAC Football Schedule and Results Amherst (7-1) September

Bates (4-4) September

WEEKLY RELEASE #8

Bowdoin (3-5)

Colby (4-4)

September

September

21

at Hamilton

W 23-7

21

Trinity

L 17-28

21

Middlebury

L 5-27

21

Williams

W 31-8

28

Bowdoin

W 27-11

28

Tufts

W 20-16

28

at Amherst

L 11-27

28

at Middlebury

L 10-27

October

October

October

October

5

Middlebury

W 37-16

5

at Williams

W 14-10

5

at Tufts

W 13-10

5

at Wesleyan

L 0-41

12

at Colby

W 14-10

12

at Wesleyan

L 7-35

12

Hamilton

W 27-21

12

Amherst

L 10-14

19

Wesleyan

L 14-20

19

Middlebury

L 17-28

19

at Trinity

L 21-40

19

at Hamilton

W 37-18

26

at Tufts

W 17-7

26

at Colby

L 3-21

26

Wesleyan

L 14-34

26

Bates

W 21-3

November

November

November

November

2

Trinity

W 17-16

2

Bowdoin

W 17-10

2

at Bates

L 10-17

2

Tufts

W 37-0

9

at Williams

W 20-7

9

at Hamilton

W 38-21

9

Colby

W 32-22

9

at Bowdoin

L 22-32

Hamilton (0-8) September

Middlebury (7-1) September

Trinity (6-2)

Tufts (0-8)

September

September

21

Amherst

L 7-23

21

at Bowdoin

W 27-5

21

at Bates

W 28-17

21

at Wesleyan

L 9-52

28

Wesleyan

L 6-35

28

Colby

W 27-10

28

Williams

W 20-13

28

at Bates

L 16-20

October

October

October

October

5

at Trinity

L 13-48

5

at Amherst

L 16-37

5

Hamilton

W 48-13

5

Bowdoin

L 10-13

12

at Bowdoin

L 21-27

12

Williams

W 21-14

12

at Tufts

W 43-7

12

Trinity

L 7-43

19

Colby

L 18-37

19

at Bates

W 28-17

19

Bowdoin

W 40-21

19

at Williams

L 35-49

26

at Williams

L 0-24

26

Trinity

W 27-24

26

at Middlebury

L 24-27

26

Amherst

L 7-17

November

November

November

November

2

at Middlebury

L 13-40

2

Hamilton

W 40-13

2

at Amherst

L 16-17

2

at Colby

L 0-37

9

Bates

L 21-38

9

at Tufts

W 52-10

9

Wesleyan

W 40-10

9

Middlebury

L 10-52

Wesleyan (7-1) September

Williams (2-6) September

21

Tufts

W 52-9

21

at Colby

L 8-31

28

at Hamilton

W 35-6

28

at Trinity

L 13-20

October

October

5

Colby

W 41-0

5

Bates

L 10-14

12

Bates

W 35-7

12

at Middlebury

L 14-21

19

at Amherst

W 20-14

19

Tufts

W 49-35

26

at Bowdoin

W 34-14

26

Hamilton

W 24-0

November

November 2

Williams

W 16-14

2

at Wesleyan

L 14-16

9

at Trinity

L 10-40

9

Amherst

L 7-20

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Opponent Profiles Tufts University

Wesleyan University

Location: Medford, Mass. Enrollment: 5,255 Founded: 1852 Nickname: Jumbos Colors: Brown & Blue Home Field: Ellis Oval/Zimman Field (2,500) President: Anthony P. Monaco Athletic Director: William E. Gehling Head Coach: Jay Civetti Record: 0-24 (three seasons) Office Phone: 617-627-3635 Assistant Coaches: Tom Beaton, Cory Briggs, Ashleigh Davenport, Kevin Farr, Tony Fucillo, Frank Hauser, Marc Klaimon, Andrew Ouellette, Scott Rynne, Zack Skarzynski, Randy Wright Offense: Spread Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 32/12 Starters Returning/Lost: 22/2 2013 Record: 0-8 Series Record: Tufts leads 13-5 Last Meeting: 2011, 24-16 Hamilton Sports Information Director: Paul Sweeney Office Phone: 617-627-3586 Sports Information Fax: 413-542-2527

Location: Middletown, Conn. Enrollment: 2,900 Founded: 1831 Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Cardinal and Black Home Field: Corwin Stadium at Andrus Field (5,000) President: Michael S. Roth Athletic Director: Mike Whalen Head Coach: Mike Whalen Record at Wesleyan: 19-13 (four seasons) Office Phone: 860-685-2908 Assistant Coaches: Matt Coyne, Dan DiCenzo, Justin Freres, Eric Ludwig, Jeff McDonald, Jack Siedlecki, Sean Stanley, Elijah Weeks Offense: Pro-Set Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 49/12 Starters Returning/Lost: 19/5 2013 Record: 7-1 Series Record: Wesleyan leads 25-17-1 Last Meeting: 2013, 35-6 Wesleyan Sports Information Director: Brian Katten Office Phone: 860-685-2887 Sports Information Fax: 860-685-2691

Trinity College

Bowdoin College

Location: Hartford, Conn. Enrollment: 2,200 Founded: 1823 Nickname: Bantams Colors: Blue and Gold Home Field: Jessee/Miller Field (7,000) President: Dr. Joanne Berger-Sweeney Athletic Director: Michael Renwick Head Coach: Jeff Devanney Record: 55-9 (eight seasons) Office Phone: 860-297-2065 Assistant Coaches: Lewis Acquarulo, Kyle Duncan, Jon Fraser, Rocky Gagliardi, Dan Mehleisen, Mark Melnitsky, Mike Najarian, Ben Sherry, Denver Williams Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/14 Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7 2013 Record: 6-2 Series Record: Trinity leads 35-11-1 Last Meeting: 2013, 48-13 Trinity Sports Information Director: Dave Kingsley Office Phone: 860-297-2137 Sports Information Fax: 860-297-2312

Location: Brunswick, Maine Enrollment: 1,792 Founded: 1794 Nickname: Polar Bears Color: White Home Field: Whittier Field (6,000) President: Barry Mills Athletic Director: Tim Ryan Head Coach: David Caputi Record: 33-79 (14 seasons) Office Phone: 207-725-3746 Assistant Coaches: John Burrell, Joe Clark,Matt Leotti, Geoff Rhatican, Chris Sapp, Ryan Sullivan, Eric Westerfield Offense: Spread Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 61/14 Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7 2013 Record: 3-5 Series Record: Hamilton leads 17-13 Last Meeting: 2013, 27-21, Bowdoin Sports Information Director: Jim Caton Office Phone: 207-725-3254 Sports Information Fax: 207-725-3019 Press Box Phone: 207-725-7532

September 20, 1 p.m. Zimman Field; Medford, Mass.

October 4, 1 p.m. Steuben Field; Clinton, N.Y.

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September 27, 1 p.m. Andrus Field; Middletown, Conn.

October 11, Noon; Fallcoming/Family Weekend Steuben Field; Clinton, N.Y.

Opponent Profiles Colby College

Williams College

Location: Waterville, Maine Enrollment: 1,820 Founded: 1820 Nickname: Mules Colors: Royal Blue, Gray and White Home Field: Seaverns Field at Harold Alfond Stadium (2,000) President: David A. Greene Athletic Director: Marcella Zalot Head Coach: Jonathan Michaeles Record: 7-9 (two seasons) Office Phone: 207-859-4958 Assistant Coaches: Connor Beerworth, Tom Dexter, Shane Fogarty, Jon Guynes, Matt Hanhold, Travis Lueck Offense: I-formation Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 52/18 Starters Returning/Lost: 19/5 2013 Record: 4-4 Series Record: Colby leads, 20-14 Last Meeting: 2013, Colby 37-18 Sports Information Director: Bill Sodoma Office Phone: 207-859-4940 Sports Information Fax: 207-859-4902

Location: Williamstown, Mass. Enrollment: 2,100 Founded: 1793 Nickname: Ephs Color: Purple Home Field: Farley-Lamb Field President: Adam F. Falk Interim Athletic Director: Robert Fisher Head Coach: Aaron Kelton Record: 19-13 (four seasons) Office Phone: 413-597-3023 Assistant Coaches: Ernest Higginbotham, Nikolai Mirkovic, Gratham Raymond, Kijuan Ware, Vernard Williams Offense: Pro-set Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 60/15 Starters Returning/Lost: 16/6 2013 Record: 2-6 Series Record: Williams leads 41-7 Last Meeting: 2013, 24-0 Williams Sports Information Director: Dick Quinn Office Phone: 413-597-4982 Sports Information Fax: 413-597-4429

Middlebury College

Bates College

Location: Middlebury, Vt. Enrollment: 2,450 Founded: 1800 Nickname: Panthers Colors: Blue and White Home Field: Youngman Field at Alumni Stadium (3,500) President: Ronald D. Liebowitz Athletic Director: Erin Quinn Head Coach: Bob Ritter Record: 64-40 (13 seasons) Office Phone: 802-443-5681 Assistant Coaches: Gus Brakeley, Joe Early, Doug Mandigo, Anthony Marsella, Ryan Paquette, Mike Phelps Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4, Multiple Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 35/11 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8 2013 Record: 7-1 Series Record: Middlebury leads 41-15 Last Meeting: 2013, 40-13 Middlebury Athletic Comm. Director: Brad Nadeau Office Phone: 802-443-5193 Sports Information Fax: 802-443-5259

Location: Lewiston, Maine Enrollment: 1,800 Founded: 1855 Nickname: Bobcats Colors: Garnet Home Field: Garcelon Field (3,000) President: Clayton Spencer Athletic Director: Kevin McHugh Head Coach: Mark Harriman Record: 35-93 (16 seasons) Office Phone: 207-786-6344 Assistants: Duncan Averill,Skip Capone, Corey Kaiser, Nick Keene, Chris Kempton,Kenneth Tinsley, Sam Weiss Offense: Triple Option Defense: 4-5-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 39/12 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7 2013 Record: 4-4 Series Record: Tied, 18-18 Last Meeting: 2013, 38-21 Bates Sports Information Director: Andy Walter Office Phone: 207-786-6411 Sports Information Fax: 207-786-8242

October 18, Noon Seaverns Field; Waterville, Maine

November 1, 12:30 p.m. Steuben Field; Clinton, N.Y. Old Rocking Chair Classic

October 25, 1 p.m. Steuben Field; Clinton, N.Y.

November 8, Noon Garcelon Field; Lewiston, Maine

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Hamilton vs. All-Time Opponents Amherst (1-25) Year HC Oppo. W/L 1920 14 30 L 1921 0 20 L 1924 0 48 L 1925 0 19 L 1926 0 14 L 1927 0 40 L 1928 0 19 L 1929 7 21 L 1932 0 13 L 1933 0 13 L 1980 12 48 L 1981 7 37 L 1982 10 18 L 1983 9 10 L 1992 41 0 W 1993 0 6 L 1996 6 17 L 1997 0 38 L 2000 0 30 L 2001 0 24 L 2004 7 44 L 2005 3 28 L 2008 6 30 L 2009 12 21 L 2012 14 38 L 2013 7 23 L Bates (18-18) 1974 0 30 1975 15 8 1976 7 0 1977 26 43 1978 7 27 1979 13 20 1980 13 35 1981 13 43 1982 17 24 1983 31 17 1984 14 27 1985 26 20 1986 41 0 1987 38 14 1992 47 6 1993 35 7 1994 37 7 1995 34 14 1996 20 7 1997 17 7 1998 24 17 1999 0 28 2000 17 2 2001 22 13 2002 0 37 2003 16 7 2004 13 37 2005 20 34 2006 6 20 2007 16 17 2008 22 23 2009 24 14

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L W W L L L L L L W L W W W W W W W W W W L W W L W L L L L L W

2010 2011 2012 2013

18 28 33 21

28 15 47 38

L W L L

Bowdoin (17-13) 1980 0 38 L 1981 13 30 L 1982 7 10 L 1983 14 7 W 1988 13 10 W 1989 31 24 W 1990 35 14 W 1991 35 19 W 1992 28 25 W 1993 8 42 L 1994 10 7 W 1995 35 13 W 1996 25 15 W 1997 14 33 L 1998 37 41 L 1999 12 22 L 2000 13 6 W 2001 14 23 L 2002 14 28 L 2003 21 20 W 2004 51 48 W 2005 7 21 L 2006 12 0 W 2007 23 17 W 2008 28 17 W 2009 7 21 L 2010 31 10 W 2011 7 20 L 2012 14 13 W 2013 21 27 L Colby (14-20) 1976 18 14 1977 21 14 1978 7 21 1979 12 42 1984 20 0 1985 58 10 1986 31 8 1987 31 0 1988 37 14 1989 27 10 1990 38 0 1991 17 21 1992 19 27 1993 14 17 1994 15 31 1995 16 10 1996 32 7 1997 28 0 1998 13 35 1999 14 48 2000 3 13 2001 7 34 2002 7 29 2003 16 19

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

0 20 6 20 13 0 7 7 29 18

35 34 0 0 16 16 35 13 32 37

L L W W L L L L L L

Middlebury (15-41) 1911 3 0 W 1912 24 0 W 1927 13 12 W 1928 0 8 L 1948 0 13 L 1949 14 20 L 1950 6 21 L 1951 12 42 L 1966 34 7 W 1967 16 6 W 1968 18 14 W 1969 12 7 W 1970 20 21 L 1971 18 61 L 1972 0 60 L 1973 11 40 L 1974 16 56 L 1975 0 48 L 1976 21 31 L 1977 18 41 L 1978 0 19 L 1979 14 20 L

1980 0 17 L 1981 0 55 L 1982 21 35 L 1983 18 31 L 1984 49 31 W 1985 17 24 L 1986 51 14 W 1987 28 13 W 1988 28 14 W 1989 21 17 W 1990 7 14 L 1991 24 6 W 1992 9 17 L 1993 17 33 L 1994 27 21 W 1995 23 20 W 1996 20 27 L 1997 7 41 L 1998 7 49 L 1999 23 27 L 2000 3 20 L 2001 9 28 L 2002 21 41 L 2003 31 55 L 2004 13 29 L 2005 8 45 L 2006 0 10 L 2007 0 28 L 2008 28 31 L 2009 14 37 L 2010 26 30 L 2011 21 40 L 2012 21 50 L 2013 13 40 L

Joe Rinaldo ‘08 holds the school record with 138 career receptions.

Hamilton vs. All-Time Opponents Trinity (11-35-1) 1897 0 16 L 1898 5 18 L 1899 18 6 W 1900 35 0 W 1901 17 12 W 1905 21 17 W 1906 2 6 L 1926 27 0 W 1927 19 0 W 1928 46 0 W 1929 39 0 W 1936 0 27 L 1937 0 25 L 1980 19 28 L 1981 19 20 L 1982 3 7 L 1983 12 52 L 1984 26 15 W 1985 30 6 W 1986 28 30 L 1987 9 14 L 1988 13 27 L 1989 14 49 L 1990 3 26 L 1991 28 28 T 1992 17 21 L 1993 0 34 L 1994 22 21 W 1995 0 26 L 1996 14 27 L 1997 7 28 L 1998 14 24 L 1999 17 31 L 2000 0 16 L 2001 10 21 L 2002 0 39 L 2003 7 45 L 2004 6 55 L 2005 0 58 L 2006 0 13 L 2007 7 42 L 2008 15 20 L 2009 8 38 L 2010 7 41 L 2011 0 35 L 2012 14 53 L 2013 13 48 L Tufts (5-13) 1976 13 12 1977 20 30 1978 20 0 1979 21 53 1988 24 23 1989 28 30 1990 14 26 1991 29 15 1994 32 35 1995 21 35 1998 30 56 1999 25 28

W L W L W L L W L L L L

2002 2003 2006 2007 2010 2011

0 14 0 7 10 24

20 23 17 24 21 16

L L L L L W

Wesleyan (17-25-1) 1909 0 27 L 1918 0 52 L 1961 20 21 L 1962 14 15 L 1963 6 0 W 1964 23 21 W 1965 0 28 L 1966 6 12 L 1967 16 0 W 1968 8 10 L 1969 8 24 L 1970 22 25 L 1971 0 33 L 1984 7 7 T 1985 39 15 W 1986 64 7 W 1987 25 14 W 1988 10 7 W 1989 13 7 W 1990 21 25 L 1991 35 12 W 1992 24 14 W 1993 18 22 L 1994 6 3 W 1995 34 3 W 1996 27 26 W 1997 15 16 L 1998 12 48 L 1999 6 34 L 2000 3 20 L 2001 0 21 L 2002 10 37 L 2003 40 46 L 2004 35 41 L 2005 24 19 W 2006 0 7 L 2007 9 10 L 2008 17 7 W 2009 26 14 W 2010 21 35 L 2011 7 6 W 2012 14 34 L 2013 6 35 L Williams (7-41) 1900 12 0 W 1901 0 23 L 1902 5 6 L 1903 0 29 L 1904 0 23 L 1917 0 12 L 1919 0 13 L 1920 7 81 L

1921 0 14 L 1922 0 41 L 1923 0 34 L 1924 7 27 L 1925 0 13 L 1939 6 20 L 1976 7 24 L 1977 18 21 L 1978 6 48 L 1979 6 55 L 1984 14 11 W 1985 16 14 W 1986 41 20 W 1987 17 6 W 1988 15 16 L 1989 6 16 L 1990 16 26 L 1991 0 15 L 1992 34 33 W 1993 3 56 L 1994 7 50 L 1995 9 29 L 1996 16 13 W 1997 14 21 L

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

14 39 13 42 10 24 0 23 6 31 14 40 7 42 14 56 0 15 9 34 7 14 0 42 7 38 7 14 26 34 0 24

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

Running back Eric Grey ‘93 was a first-team AllAmerican in 1991.

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History Year Coach 1890 J.L. Mowry 1891 Frederick H. Ralston 1892 “ “ 1893 “ “ 1894 William C. Spicer 1895 “ “ 1896 John Pulman 1897 “ “ 1898 “ “ 1899 Edwin R. Sweetland 1900 Ralph W. Rymer 1901 “ “ 1902 Chauncey L. Berrien 1903 Edwin R. Sweetland 1904 Leigh C. Turner 1905 Harry T. Watson 1906 Morris S. Halliday 1907 Harold R. Crook 1908 John D. Pryor 1909 “ “ 1910 William H. Moore 1911 Don R. Sidle 1912 “ “ 1913 Edward J. Samp 1914 Charles W.P. Reynolds 1915 “ “ 1916 “ “ 1917 Albert I. Prettyman 1918 “ “ 1919 “ “ 1920 “ “ 1921 J.H. Berry 1922 Bart Carroll 1923 “ “ 1924 “ “ 1925 “ “ 1926 “ “ 1927 Arthur R. Winters 1928 “ “ 1929 “ “ 1930 “ “ 1931 “ “ 1932 “ “ 1933 “ “ 1934 “ “ 1935 “ “ 1936 “ “ 1937 “ “ 1938 “ “ 1939 “ “ 1940 “ “ 1941 Forest Evashevski 1942 Campbell Dickson 1943-45 NO FOOTBALL 1946 Earl Svendsen 1947 “ “ 1948 “ “ 1949 Donald M. Jones 1950 “ “ 1951 “ “ 1952 “ “ 1953 “ “ 1954 “ “ 1955 “ “ 1956 “ “ 1957 “ “ 1958 “ “ 1959 “ “ 1960 “ “ 1961 “ “ 1962 “ “ 1963 “ “

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Record 4-4 3-1 2-2 4-2 0-4 3-3-1 4-1-1 5-3-1 5-2 8-2-1 8-1 6-3 4-2-1 6-3 5-3 4-3-1 1-5-2 3-5 2-7 2-5-1 1-4-1 3-3-1 2-4-1 3-4-1 3-4 5-1-2 3-4 4-1-1 1-1-1 3-4-1 3-4 1-6-1 0-4-3 1-7 3-5 2-4-2 2-6 3-4-1 5-2-1 4-3-1 3-3-2 3-4-1 2-3-2 6-1 3-3-1 4-3 2-5 3-3-1 0-6-1 1-5-1 2-5 5-2 2-3-2 2-2 1-6 2-5 2-5 1-6 3-4 4-2-1 2-4 4-3 5-2 5-2 5-2 6-0-1 2-5 4-2-1 4-3 4-2-1 7-1

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Year Coach 1964 “ “ 1965 “ “ 1966 “ “ 1967 “ “ 1968 “ “ 1969 “ “ 1970 “ “ 1971 “ “ 1972 “ “ 1973 Robert King 1974 “ “ 1975 Donald M. Jones 1976 “ “ 1977 “ “ 1978 “ “ 1979 Ted Stratford 1980 “ “ 1981 “ “ 1982 Steve Stetson 1983 “ “ 1984 “ “ 1985 Steve Frank 1986 “ “ 1987 “ “ 1988 “ “ 1989 “ “ 1990 “ “ 1991 “ “ 1992 “ “ 1993 “ “ 1994 “ “ 1995 “ “ 1996 “ “ 1997 “ “ 1998 “ “ 1999 “ “ 2000 Tim Pendergast 2001 Pete Alvanos 2002 “ “ 2003 “ “ 2004 “ “ 2005 “ “ 2006 Steve Stetson 2007 “ “ 2008 “ “ 2009 “ “ 2010 “ “ 2011 “ “ 2012 Andrew Cohen 2013 “ “

Record 3-2-3 5-3 4-3 6-1 2-6 3-5 3-5 1-7 1-6 0-8 0-8 4-4 4-4 2-6 1-7 0-8 2-6 0-8 1-7 2-6 6-1-1 6-2 5-3 6-2 5-3 4-4 2-6 4-3-1 5-3 1-7 5-3 5-3 5-3 2-6 1-7 0-8 2-6 1-7 0-8 2-6 1-7 1-7 2-6 2-6 2-6 2-6 1-7 3-5 1-7 0-8

Milestones 1890 - A motion to organize a varsity football team at Hamilton passes by three votes. October 15, 1890 - Hamilton defeats the Syracuse Athletic Club 56-0 at Riverside Park in Utica in the school’s first varsity contest. 1899 - Hamilton plays a school-record 11game schedule and goes 8-2-1. One of the two losses comes at the hands of the famed Carlisle Indians, coached by the legendary Glenn “Pop” Warner. 1900 - The Continentals are ranked 10th in Walter Camp’s College Football Poll as they go 8-1, losing only to West Point. Army scores the only 11 points allowed by Hamilton’s defense all season. 1916 - Hamilton upsets Columbia, 14-7, with William M. Bristol, Jr. at quarterback. 1940 - Hamilton shuts out Union, 13-0, in the last game of Arthur Winters’ 14-year Hamilton coaching career. 1941 - Milt Jannone leads the East region with 16 touchdowns in seven games as the Continentals finish 5-2. 1948 - Donald M. Jones is hired as head coach, beginning a 28-year tenure that would be the longest in Hamilton history. 1958 - The Continentals blank Union, 18-0, behind Mike Slattery’s three touchdowns to cap a 6-0-1 campaign. It remains the only undefeated season in Hamilton history. 1963 - Hamilton goes 7-1 and is ranked No. 10 behind leader Delaware in the final Lambert Poll of Eastern schools. 1966 - Tackle John Siebert is named MVP of the ECAC’s newly formed Division III. 1967 - After losing their opener, the Continentals run off six straight victories with three shutouts and a 15-10 win against Union in the season finale.

1984 - Hamilton wins its last four games to finish 6-1-1 under head coach Steve Stetson. One of the great upsets in Hamilton history, a 10-3 defeat of undefeated and second-ranked Union, closes the year in front of 5,000 fans at Steuben Field. 1985 - Coach Steve Frank leads the Continentals to a 6-2 record and a No. 20 ranking in the NCAA Division III poll. 1986 - Jim Korfonta ties Milt Jannone for touchdowns in one season with 16. 1991 - The sixth-longest rivalry in college football ends when Hamilton loses to Union, 51-17. Eric Grey breaks Jim Korfonta’s single-season rushing record by running for 1,439 yards. 1996 - Quarterback Dan DeBlois and running back Scott Milleisen each break team records. Milleisen breaks Eric Grey’s rushing record with 2,640 yards on the ground, while DeBlois sets records for career and season completions and passing yardage in a season. Oct. 16, 2004 - QB Brandon Holtslag sets a NESCAC record with 509 total yards and ties a school record with four rushing TD’s in a 51-48 double OT victory vs. Bowdoin at Steuben Field. 2007 - Joe Rinaldo sets a school record with 138 career receptions.

2013 Statistics TEAM STATISTICS HAMILTON Scoring 99 Points Per Game 12.4 First Downs 131 Rushing Attempts 325 Net Rushing Yards 954 Net Passing Yards 1316 Comp-Att..-Int. 134-237-18 Total Offense 2270 Total Plays 562 Avg. Gain/Play 4.0 Fumbles/Lost 17-7 Penalties/Yards 42/391 Time of Possession/Gm. 31:40 3rd-Down Conversions 37/123

OPPONENTS 272 34.0 144 307 1438 1614 123-189-4 3052 496 6.2 13-8 52/453 28:20 33/97

SCORING Name TD PAT FG 2-PAT Saf. Total James Stanell 4 0 0 0 0 24 Rico Gonzalez 3 0 0 0 0 18 Pat Donadio 2 0 0 0 0 12 Joe Jensen 2 0 0 0 0 12 Chase Rosenberg 2 0 0 0 0 12 Patrick Donahoe 0 7-12 0 0 0 7 John Fisher 1 0 0 0 0 6 Simon Jia 1 0 0 0 0 6 Charles Ensley 0 0 0 1 0 2 TOTALS 15 7-12 2-4 2 0 99 RUSHING Name James Stanell Rico Gonzalez Chase Rosenberg Simon Jia Ayo Adjibaba LaShawn Ware Rory Merklinger Charles Ensley Colin Pastorella TOTALS

Att. Net Avg. 131 519 4.0 65 232 3.6 90 129 1.4 9 36 4.0 8 30 3.8 7 21 3.0 7 11 1.6 1 2 -2.0 7 6 -3.1 325 954 3.3

RECEIVING Name Joe Jensen Patrick Donahoe James Stanell Nick Caso Rico Gonzalez Ethan Dukes Pat Donadio Simon Jia John Fisher Charles Ensley Ayo Adjibaba TOTALS

Rec. Yds. Avg. 33 459 13.9 16 117 7.3 15 121 8.1 13 106 8.2 13 57 4.4 12 96 8.0 11 205 18.6 9 64 7.1 6 67 11.2 5 11 2.2 1 13 13.0 134 1316 9.8

TD Long Avg./G 4 54 86.5 2 14 29.0 2 32 16.1 1 9 5.1 0 12 15.0 0 7 21.0 0 5 2.2 0 0 -0.4 0 5 -5.5 9 54 119.2

TD Avg./G 2 57.4 0 14.6 0 20.2 0 15.1 1 7.1 0 16.0 2 25.6 0 9.1 1 11.2 0 2.2 0 6.5 6 164.5

PASSING Name Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. TD Int. Long Effic. C. Rosenberg 118 207 57.0 1131 5 15 46 96.38 Colin Pastorella 16 30 53.3 185 1 3 44 96.13 TOTALS 134 237 56.5 1316 6 18 46 96.35

PUNTING Name Patrick Donahoe

No. 44

Yds. 1520

Avg. 34.5

Long 45

KICK RETURNS Name Joe Jensen Rico Gonzalez James Stanell James Taylor Simon Jia TOTALS

No. Yds. 21 421 9 114 5 104 2 44 2 41 39 724

Avg. TD 20.0 0 12.7 0 20.8 0 22.0 0 20.5 0 18.6 0

Long 50 20 28 29 21 50

PUNT RETURNS Name Rico Gonzalez James Taylor Nick Flora TOTALS

No. Yds. 5 49 2 -7 1 47 8 89

Avg. 9.8 -3.5 47.0 11.1

Long 22 10 47 47

TD 0 0 0 0

DEFENSE TACKLES Name S A Tot. Sck. TFL INT PBU John Phelan 44 21 65 0 9 2 2 Alex Mitko 29 14 43 0 6 1 1 Andrew Austin 24 14 38 0 6 0 0 Nick Ufkes 26 8 34 0 1 0 1 Michael de Percin 17 15 32 2 11 0 0 Nick Flora 19 12 31 1 6 0 1 James Giattino 19 7 26 0 2 0 5 Jeff Hopsicker 11 13 24 0 1 0 1 Cade Larabee 11 12 23 0 5 0 0 Zach Klein 15 7 22 1 5 1 0 Brent Lobien 7 11 18 0 0 0 0 Daniel Finger 10 6 16 0 1 0 0 Darren Fuller 10 5 15 2 4 0 0 Charlie Bueneman 7 6 13 1 4 0 0 James Taylor 4 5 9 0 0 0 0 Rob Miles 8 1 9 0 1 0 0 Andrew Madigan 5 4 9 0 1 0 0 Rory Merklinger 5 3 8 0 2 0 0 Conor Powers 3 3 6 0 2 0 1 Nick Gavin 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 Joe Jensen 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 Glen Donovan 3 2 5 0 1 0 0 Rico Gonzalez 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 John Fisher 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 Darin DiBello 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 James Kurtak 3 1 4 0 1 0 0 Pat Donadio 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 Kevin Carey 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 Matt Glebus 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 Simon Jia 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Glenn de Marrais 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Tucker Moulton 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Patrick Donahoe 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Sean Martin 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Rob McClure 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Poppy Green 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Chase Rosenberg 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Cory Glover 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Joe Hillman 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS

INTERCEPTIONS Name John Phelan Alex Mitko Zach Klein TOTALS

311 183 494 6 70 4 12

No. Yds. Avg. TD Long 2 9 4.5 0 9 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 8 8.0 0 0 4 0 0.0 0 0

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2013 Box Scores Amherst 23, Hamilton 7 Clinton, N.Y.; September 21, 2013 Amherst Hamilton

1 10 0

2 3 7

3 0 0

Wesleyan 35, Hamilton 6 Clinton, N.Y.; September 28, 2013 4 10 0

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play AMH 1 12:33 Chun 22 interception return AMH 1 8:48 Nwosu 26 field goal AMH 2 11:35 Nwosu 24 field goal HAM 2 2:02 Gonzalez 4 run AMH 4 13:21 Nwosu 17 field goal AMH 4 6:47 Ragone 32 pass from Lippe

RUSHING Amh Ham

F 23 7 Score 0-7 0-10 0-13 7-13 7-16 7-23



Wesleyan Hamilton

1 2 3 4 F 7 14 14 0 35 0 0 0 6 6

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play WES 1 6:48 Hughes 66 pass from Warren WES 2 10:37 Drew 8 run WES 2 1:18 Stevens 3 pass from Warren WES 3 13:20 Drew 76 run WES 3 6:20 Fabien 34 pass from Warren HAM 4 4:54 Jensen 24 pass from Pastorella

RUSHING

Adinkra, 19 carries, 46 yards Stanell, 28 carries, 89 yards



Wes Ham

Drew, 11 carries, 96 yards, 2 TD Gonzalez, 14 carries, 48 yards

Wes Ham

Fabien, 6 catches, 69 yards, TD Jensen, 4 catches, 103 yards, TD

RECEIVING

RECEIVING

PASSING

PASSING

TACKLES

TACKLES

Trinity 48, Hamilton 13 Hartford, Conn.; October 5, 2013

Bowdoin 27, Hamilton 21 Brunswick, Maine; October 12, 2013

Amh Ragone, 7 catches, 99 yards, TD Ham Jensen, 6 catches, 35 yards Amh Ham

Lippe, 16-29, 162 yards, TD Rosenberg, 8-15, 47 yards

Amh Ham

Deane, 9 Phelan, 10

Hamilton Trinity

Wes Warren, 14-19, 203 yards, 3 TD Ham Pastorella, 8-13, 138 yards, TD Wes Powers, 8 Ham Mitko, 11

1 0 7

2 6 28

3 0 13

4 7 0

F 13 48

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play Score TR 1 8:29 Jones 17 pass from Foye 0-7 TR 2 11:10 Budness 21 pass from Puzzo 0-14 TR 2 9:03 Bunker 68 run 0-21 TR 2 3:47 Tanner 18 interception return 0-28 HAM 2 1:45 Gonzalez 6 run 6-28 TR 2 0:17 Gaynor 14 pass from Puzzo 6-35 TR 3 13:20 Johnson 39 pass from Foye 6-41 TR 3 10:53 Iregbulem 12 run 6-48 HAM 4 5:28 Gonzalez 7 pass from Rosenberg 13-48

RUSHING



Ham Gonzalez, 32 carries, 127 yards, TD Trin Bunker, 14 carries, 186 yards, TD RECEIVING Ham Jensen, 4 catches, 57 yards Trin Budness,5 catches, 78 yards, TD

PASSING

Ham Rosenberg, 16-25, 158 yards, TD Trin Puzzo, 6-7, 104 yards, 2 TD

TACKLES Ham Trin

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Score 0-7 0-14 0-21 0-28 0-35 6-35

Larabee, 10 Hoets, 7

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4 7 3

F 21 27

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play BOW 1 13:19 Barone 48 pass from Caputi BOW 1 4:50 Donnarumma 51 run BOW 2 5:36 English 2 pass from Caputi HAM 2 3:23 Jia 3 run BOW 3 6:45 Murowchick 20 field goal HAM 3 2:19 Fisher 13 pass from Rosenberg HAM 4 8:17 Rosenberg 9 run BOW 4 2:55 Murowchick 26 field goal

Score 0-7 0-14 0-21 7-21 7-24 14-24 21-24 21-27

RUSHING Ham Bow

1 0 14

2 7 7

3 7 3



Gonzalez, 14 carries, 46 yards Donnarumma, 21 carries, 124 yards, TD

RECEIVING

Ham Jensen, 4 catches, 86 yards Bow Driglotas, 4 catches, 48 yards

PASSING

Ham Rosenberg, 21-32, 269 yards, TD Bow Caputi, 12-22, 182 yards, 2 TD

TACKLES Ham Bow

Phelan, 7 Cleary, 12

2013 Box Scores Colby 37, Hamilton 18 Clinton, N.Y.; October 19, 2013 Colby Hamilton

1 13 0

2 14 12

3 10 0

Williams 24, Hamilton 0 Williamstown, Mass.; Oct. 26, 2013 4 0 6

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play COL 1 11:22 Joseph 14 pass from Ciero COL 1 7:48 Lipani 4 run COL 2 14:17 Ciero 4 run HAM 2 8:17 Donadio 43 pass from Rosenberg COL 2 6:20 Lipani 11 run HAM 2 0:13 Stanell 1 run COL 3 11:06 Ciero 14 run COL 3 4:42 Scheepers 30 field goal HAM 4 7:32 Jensen 13 pass from Rosenberg

F 37 18 Score 0-6 0-13 0-20 6-20 6-27 12-27 12-34 12-37 18-37

Hamilton Williams

1 2 3 4 F 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 7 7 24

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play WIL 1 12:41 Scyocurka 10 run WIL 1 5:29 Mallock 21 field goal WIL 3 13:31 Markse 9 run WIL 4 6:55 Sime 37 pass from Marske

RUSHING

RUSHING

RECEIVING

RECEIVING

PASSING

PASSING

TACKLES

TACKLES



Colby Ciero, 14 carries, 111 yards, 2 TD Ham Stanell, 22 carries, 69 yards, TD

Ham Wil

Stanell, 18 carries, 57 yards Lapointe, 5 carries, 50 yards

Colby Duncklee, 12 catches, 117 yards Ham Jensen, 5 catches, 56 yards, TD

Ham Wil

Jensen, 7 catches, 78 yards Sime, 5 catches, 86 yards, TD

Colby Ciero, 19-29, 187 yards, TD Ham Rosenberg, 23-37, 273 yards, 2 TD

Ham Wil

Rosenberg, 15-28, 131 yards Marske, 9-16, 127 yards, TD

Colby Harris, 11 Ham Mitko, 13

Ham Wil

Giattino, 6 Cabule, 9

Middlebury 40, Hamilton 13 Middlebury, Vt.; November 2, 2013

Bates 38, Hamilton 21 Clinton, N.Y.; November 9, 2013

Hamilton Middlebury

4 0 0

F 13 40

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play MID 1 6:30 Hislop 5 pass from Foote MID 1 5:22 Hislop 1 run MID 2 12:14 Sadik-Khan 13 pass from Foote MID 2 8:34 Minno 29 pass from Foote MID 2 5:49 Sadik-Khan 25 pass from Foote HAM 2 0:37 Rosenberg 6 run MID 3 11:44 Sadik-Khan 22 pass from Foote HAM 3 6:54 Stanell 4 run

Score 0-6 0-13 0-20 0-27 0-34 6-34 6-40 13-40

RUSHING Ham Mid

1 0 13

2 6 21

3 7 6



Stanell, 26 carries, 142 yards, TD Rea, 9 carries, 35 yards

RECEIVING

Ham Donahoe, 3 catches, 31 yards Mid Sadik-Khan, 8 catches, 124 yards, 3 TD

PASSING

Ham Rosenberg, 13-21, 102 yards Mid Foote, 25-29, 332 yards, 5 TD

TACKLES

Ham Austin, 7 Mid Patricia, 12

Bates Hamilton

Score 0-7 0-10 0-17 0-24

1 21 7

2 10 0

3 0 6

4 7 8

Team Qtr. Time Scoring Play BAT 1 14:07 Davis 30 pass from Cannone BAT 1 7:54 Riley 63 pass from Cannone BAT 1 5:44 Doherty 76 run HAM 1 0:03 Donadio 6 pass from Rosenberg BAT 2 12:25 LaSpada 3 run BAT 2 6:38 Donahue 31 field goal HAM 3 1:18 Stanell 13 run HAM 4 7:21 Stanell 8 run BAT 4 2:25 Curit 8 run

RUSHING

F 38 21 Score 0-7 0-14 0-21 7-21 7-28 7-31 13-31 21-31 21-38



Bates Doherty, 16 carries, 127 yards Ham Stanell, 29 carries, 152 yards, 2 TD

RECEIVING

Bates Davis, 3 catches, 68 yards, TD Ham Caso, 7 catches, 52 yards

PASSING

Bates Cannone, 9-14, 165 yards, 2 TD Ham Rosenberg, 20-40, 150 yards, TD

TACKLES

Bates Kukesh, 11 Ham Phelan, 12

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Honors First Team All-Americans

All-ECAC

Joe Gilbert, Offensive Line, 1986 Eric Grey, Running Back, 1991

2003 Second Team Chris Smith, Defensive Line 1985 Player of the Year Seamus Crotty, Quarterback 1985 All-Star Team Seamus Crotty, Quarterback Pat Burke, Offensive Line 1984 All-Star Team Mike Lentini, Defensive Line 1966 Player of the Year John Siebert, Offensive Line

Other All-Americans James David, 1988 Fred Colman, Jr., 1985 Jim Korfonta, 1985 Seamus Crotty, 1984, ‘85 Mike Lentini, 1984 Steve Brooks, 1979, ‘80 Bruce Treen, 1979 Jeff Hewitt, 1973 Richard Blessing, 1960 John Stevens, 1958 Harold Bruck, 1957 R. Michael Brewster, 1957 Francis O’Brien, 1957 Robert Mongeau, 1957 William Fivaz, 1954 Milt Jannone, 1941

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All-NESCAC

2013 Mike de Percin, First Team James Stanell, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Cory Glover, Jeff Jenkins, Simon Jia, Robert Miles, Alex Mitko

1998 Chris McCarthy, Offensive Rookie of the Year Jim Davis, Defense

2012 Mike MacDonald, James Stanell, First Team Joe Jensen, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Jason Gardepe, Jon Michel 2011 Mike MacDonald, Dan Peters, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Ted Finan, Jacob Sheetz-Willard 2010 Burke St. John, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Ted Finan, Matt Giamalis, Steve Mello, Jacob Sheetz-Willard 2009 John Lawrence, First Team Burke St. John, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Ben Freeman, Steve Mello, Linus Walton 2008 Taylor Soobitsky, John Lawrence, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Trevor Clarkson, Andrew Forman, Trevor Pedrick, Ben Saccomano, 2007 Taylor Soobitsky, Matt Pitarresi, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Ben Saccomano 2006 John Lawrence, Rookie of the Year Taylor Soobitsky, First Team Trevor Pedrick, Matt Pitarresi, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Kurtis Magee 2005 Matt Pitarresi, Second Team 2004 Brandon Holtslag, Second Team Fall All-Academic Team: Craig Cammarata, Andrew Kurz, Greg LiVigne, Michael Osborne, Sean Thorsen 2003 Chris Smith, First Team Carlos Mercedes, Peter Simon, Brandon Holtslag, 2nd Team Fall All-Academic Team: Craig Cammarata, Jason Kurtzman, Greg LiVigne, Sean Thorsen 2002 Sam Bowlby, Marcus Juba, Second Team

1997 Frank Loverro, Defense 1996 Scott Milleisen, Adam Hodges, Ron Mammano, Offense 1995 Dan DeBlois, Scott Milleisen, Ron Mammano, Offense Kyle Bennett, Defense 1994 Mike Rahmer (Offense), Rich Sullivan (Defense) 1993 Jason Nissen, Offense 1992 Andy Scott and Eric Grey (Offense), Todd Hirsch (Defense) 1991 Eric Grey, Offensive MVP Eric Westerfield, Defensive co-MVP Grey, Linsie Esau, Mark Vacca, Offense Aurelius Henderson, Westerfield, Defense 1990 Eric Westerfield, Rick Mershon, Defense 1989 Herb Hand (Offense), Jim David (Defense) 1988 Nate O’Steen (Offense), Sean Ryan, Jim David (Defense) 1987 Fred Colman, Rick Ostrander, Offense Joel Gleason, Andy Fotopoulos, Defense 1986 Jim Korfonta, Fred Colman, Joe Gilbert, Offense Victor D’Adamio, Jim Young, Tom MacDonald, Defense 1985 Seamus Crotty, MVP Crotty, Dave Rammelt, Joe Gilbert, Pat Burke, Offense Rich Vellante, Andy Fotopoulos, Defense 1984 Mike Lenntini, Defensive MVP Joe Gilbert, Offense Lentini, Joe Panepinto, Dam Caruso, Tom MacDonald, Defense

2001 Peter Simon, Defensive Rookie of the Year 2nd Team Chris Weeden, Ed Witchey, Lewis Boyd, Ryan Nolan 2000 Ron Thomas, Ryan Nolan, First Team Second Team Chris McCarthy, Ted Stewart, Greg Bemis, Thatcher Freeborn 1999 Ron Thomas, Defense

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Records TEAM Most Wins, Season 8 (1900, 8-1; 1899, 8-2-1) Best Winning Percentage .929 (6-0-1), 1958) Most Points Scored, Game 87 vs. Union FA (87-0), 1899 Most Points Allowed, Game 90 vs. Union (90-0), 1894 Highest Total Offense, Game 601 yards vs. Middlebury, 1984 Highest Total Offense, Season 3,291 (1986) Most Yards Rushing, Season 1,938 (1991) Most Yards Passing, Season 1,903 (1996) Most Consecutive Wins 9 (1899-1900, 1984-85) Most Consecutive Losses 22 (1972-75) Most Points, Season 297 (1986) Most Points Allowed, Season 331 (2004) Fewest Points Allowed, Season 11 (1900) Fewest Points Scored, Season 7 (1921) Most Touchdowns, Season 42 (1986) Most Interceptions, Season 22 (1965) INDIVIDUAL PASSING Most Attempts, Game 64 Seamus Crotty vs. Amherst, 1982 Most Attempts, Season 325 Dan DeBlois, 1996 311 Phil Greenough, 1979 300 Dan DeBlois, 1994 293 Robbie Peters, 1998 286 Seamus Crotty, 1982 Most Attempts, Career 943 Dan DeBlois, 1993-96 Most Completions, Game 38 Robbie Peters vs. Tufts, 1998 Most Completions, Season 200 Dan DeBlois, 1996 171 Robbie Peters, 1998 168 Jordan Eck, 2011 166 Dan DeBlois, 1994 152 Phil Greenough, 1979 Most Completions, Career 525 Dan DeBlois, 1993-96 Most Passing Yards, Game 491 Seamus Crotty vs. Middlebury, 1984 Most Passing Yards, Season 1,878 Dan DeBlois, 1996 1,785 Phil Greenough, 1979 1,764 Robbie Peters, 1998 1,720 Dan DeBlois, 1995 1,616 Seamus Crotty, 1982

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Most Passing Yards, Career 6,029 Seamus Crotty, 1982-85 Most TD Passes, Game 6 Seamus Crotty vs. Middlebury, 1984 Most TD Passes, Season 16 Mark Rice, 1970 15 Don Burns, 1963 13 Dan DeBlois, 1996 13 Mike LoPresti, 1986 12 Seamus Crotty, 1984 12 Dan DeBlois, 1994 Most TD Passes, Career 39 Seamus Crotty, 1982-85 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Most Attempts, Game 44 Chris Weeden vs. Bates, 2001 38 Bill Romaine vs. Colby, 1977 Most Attempts, Season 226 Chris Weeden, 2001 217 Eric Grey, 1991 196 Jim Korfonta, 1986 191 James Stanell, 2012 183 Scott Milleisen, 1996 Most Attempts, Career 581 Scott Milleisen, 1993-96 Most Rushing Yards, Game 259 Eric Grey vs. Tufts, 1991 Most Rushing Yards, Season 1,439 Eric Grey, 1991 1,133 Jim Korfonta, 1986 865 Scott Milleisen, 1995 849 Bob Feighan, 1987 846 Scott Milleisen, 1996 Most Rushing Yards, Career 2,640 Scott Milleisen, 1993-96 Most Rushing Touchdowns Game 4 Milt Jannone vs. Hobart, 1941 4 Jim Korfonta, vs. Middlebury, 1986 4 Eric Grey vs. Tufts, 1991 4 Scott Milleisen vs. Wesleyan, 1995 4 Brandon Holtslag vs. Bowdoin, 2004 4 Mark Snickenberger vs. Bowdoin, 2008 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Season 16 Milt Jannone, 1941 16 Jim Korfonta, 1986 13 Eric Grey, 1991 10 Scott Milleisen, 1995 9 Tony Richardson, 1992 Most Rushing Touchdowns Career 26 Jim Korfonta, 1983-86 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING Most Receptions, Game 14 Adam Hodges vs. Wesleyan, 1996 Most Receptions, Season 55 Adam Hodges, 1996 51 Mike Rahmer, 1994 46 Jason Nissen, 1993 45 Fred Colman, 1987 45 Joe Rinaldo, 2005 Most Receptions, Career 138 Joe Rinaldo, 2004-07

Records Most Receiving Yards, Game 251 Fred Colman vs. Middlebury, 1984 Most Receiving Yards, Season 672 Fred Colman, 1987 669 Bryan Foster, 1993 591 Dan Capone, 1979 554 Fred Colman, 1985 553 Fred Colman, 1986 Most Receiving Yards, Career 2,240 Fred Colman, 1984-87 Most Touchdown Receptions, Game 4 Fred Colman vs. Middlebury, 1984 Most Touchdown Receptions, Season 9 Fred Colman, 1986 Most Touchdown Receptions, Career 26 Fred Colman, 1984-87 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Longest Kickoff Return 100 Hal Bruck vs. Hobart, 1956 Longest Punt Return 95 Carl Hansen vs. Rensselaer, 1954 Longest Rush From Scrimmage 97 Milt Jannone vs. Swarthmore, 1941 Longest Interception Return 101 Rick Mobley vs. St. Lawrence, 1976 98 Kyle Bennett vs. Trinity, 1997 Most Total Offensive Yards, Game 515 Seamus Crotty vs. Middlebury, 1984 Most Total Offensive Yards, Season 1,944 Dan DeBlois, 1996 1,879 Seamus Crotty, 1985 1,792 Phil Greenough, 1979 1,757 Brandon Holtslag, 2004 1,669 Brandon Holtslag, 2003 Most Total Offensive Yards, Career 6,407 Seamus Crotty, 1982-85 Longest Field Goal 56 Rich Strabley vs. Amherst, 1983 51 Greg Bemis vs. Bowdoin, 2001 Most Field Goals, Game 3 Rich Strabley vs. Amherst, 1983 3 Rich Strabley vs. Trinity, 1985 3 Nate O’Brien vs. Trinity, 1987 Most Field Goals, Season 9 Nate O’Steen, 1988 Most Field Goals, Career 26 Nate O’Steen, 1986-89 Most Extra Points, Game 7 Hal Bruck vs. Kenyon, 1956 7 Rich Strabley vs. Middlebury, 1984 7 Rich Strabley vs. Colby, 1985 7 Nate O’Steen vs. Wesleyan, 1986 Most Extra Points, Season 29 Nate O’Steen, 1986 Most Extra Points, Career 79 Nate O’Steen, 1986-89 Most Interceptions, Game 4 Paul Holmes vs. Rensselaer, 1967

Most Interceptions, Season 8 Rick Mobley, 1976 8 Andy Fotopolous, 1985 7 Paul Holmes, 1967 7 Jerry Pitarresi, 1970 7 Gary Smith, 1975 7 John Lawrence, 2008 Most Interceptions, Career 15 Kyle Bennett, 1994-97 14 Rick Mobley, 1974-77 Most Tackles, Season 120 Chris Moran, 1980 115 Terence Clair, 1988 106 Will Anthony, 1982 105 Greg Hoogkemp, 1980 102 Mike Lentini, 1983 Most Tackles, Career 346 Mike Lentini, 1981-84 301 Mike MacDonald, 2009-12 279 Matt Pitarresi, 2004-07 256 Mark Melnitsky, 1991-94 247 Ryan Nolan, 1998-2001 Most Sacks, Season 12 Richard Clarke, 1986 10 Mike Lentini, 1984 9.5 Dominic Caruso, 1984 9 Mike Lentini, 1983 8.5 Taylor Soobitsky, 2006 Most Sacks, Career 23 Taylor Soobitsky, 2005-08 23 Mike Lentini, 1981, 1983-84 20 Chris Smith, 2000-03 16 Ronald Thomas, 1997-2000 14.5 Richard Clarke, 1985-86

CAREER TOP FIVE IN... RUSHING YARDS

Name (Years) Scott Milleisen (93-96) Eric Grey (89-92) James Stanell (10-13) Bill Romaine (75-78) Jim Korfonta (83-86)

RECEIVING YARDS

Name (Years) Fred Colman (84-87) Linsie Esau (88-91) Joe Rinaldo (04-07) Max Foster (06-09) Bob Adams (63-65)

PASSING YARDS

Name (Years) Seamus Crotty (82-85) Dan DeBlois (93-96) Jordan Eck (08-12) Robbie Peters (96-99) Andy Scott (89-92)

Att. 581 521 529 535 386

Yds. TD. Avg. 2,640 18 4.5 2,594 22 5.0 2,138 18 4.0 2,093 20 3.9 1,878 24 4.9

Rec. 130 104 138 104 87

Yds. TD. Avg. 2,250 26 17.3 1,463 14 14.1 1,458 7 10.6 1,309 7 12.6 1,299 12 14.9

Comp/Att 404/867 525/943 470/818 399/735 283/579

Yds. 6,029 5,292 4,948 4,044 3,577

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2014 Hamilton College Continentals Football Schedule Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8

at Tufts at Wesleyan TRINITY BOWDOIN* at Colby WILLIAMS MIDDLEBURY# at Bates

Home games in bold * Fallcoming/Family Weekend # Old Rocking Chair Classic

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