2010 GLIAC Football Media Guide

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2010 GLIAC Football Media Guide

© Entire contents copyrighted. Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, 2010-11.

Editing: Jeff Ligney/Denise GrossCover Design: 989 Design, Bay City, MIPrinting:

Editorial Aid: Rob Bentley, David Buck, David Faiella, WesFrahm, Al King, Travis McCurdy, Scott Miles, BradMonastiere, Tim Nott, Shane O’Donnell, Jason Tirotta,Jeff Weiss, Mitch Wigness, and Matthew Woodbury.

Table of Contents ................................................................. 1GLIAC Football Reference Page ......................................... 2The GLIAC Game Environment Statement ......................... 3The GLIAC Staff ............................................................... 4-5The History of GLIAC Football ......................................... 6-72009 Postseason Honor Teams ...................................... 8-122009 Postseason Awards ...................................................... 8All-Time GLIAC Postseason Awards ................................... 92009 All-GLIAC Teams ................................................... 10-112009 All-American Honorees ............................................... 12The Harlon Hill Award ....................................................... 13National Awards ................................................................. 14GLIAC Teams in the NCAA-II Playoffs ....................... 15-18

Cactus Bowl Participants .................................................. 192009 Standings & Players-of-the-Week .......................... 20Past Standings & Players-of-the-Week ....................... 21-24The Record Book .......................................................... 27-35Individual Game, Season & Career Records ................... 27-29Team Offense Game & Season Records ......................... 29-31Team Defense Game & Season Records ............................. 32Single Game Top Ten Lists .................................................. 33Single Season Top Ten Lists ............................................... 34Career Top Ten Lists ........................................................... 35Wilson Football .................................................................. 362010 GLIAC Composite Schedule .................................... IbC

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CommissionerDell Robinson1110 Washington Ave.Bay City, MI 48708Office: (989) 894-2529FAX: (989) 894-2825E-mail: [email protected]

President of the Management CouncilDon BrubacherDirector of AthleticsHillsdale College201 Oak StreetHillsdale, MI 49242Office: (517) 437-7364FAX: (517) 607-3310E-mail: [email protected]

Chairperson of the Presidents’ CouncilDr. Larry ArnnPresidentHillsdale College33 East College St.Hillsdale, MI 49242

Supervisor of Football OfficialsMike McCann1255 Carpenter Rd.Defiance, OH 43512Office: (419) 784-5570FAX: (419) 784-0307E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant CommissionerJeff Ligney1110 Washington Ave.Bay City, MI 48708Office: (989) 894-2529FAX: (989) 894-2825E-mail: [email protected]

Asst. to the CommissionerDenise Gross1110 Washington Ave.Bay City, MI 48708Office: (989) 894-2529FAX: (989) 894-2825E-mail: [email protected]

2010-11 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Officers

Credits

Special Thanks to: Don Thomas, former SID at Grand Valley State, for providing archive information.

Assistant CommissionerPenny Cook1110 Washington Ave.Bay City, MI 48708Office: (989) 894-2529FAX: (989) 894-2825E-mail: [email protected]

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GLIAC Football Reference Page

Office E-mail Pressbox PhoneGLIAC: Jeff Ligney (989) 894-2529 [email protected] —Ashland: Al King (419) 289-5442 [email protected] (419) 207-6985Ferris State: Rob Bentley (231) 591-3821 [email protected] (231) 591-2397Findlay: David Buck (419) 434-4727 [email protected] (419) 721-9239Grand Valley: Tim Nott (616) 331-3275 [email protected] (616) 331-8646/8647Hillsdale: Brad Monastiere (517) 607-3172 [email protected] (517) 607-2220Indianapolis: Mitch Wigness (317) 788-3494 [email protected] (317) 788-3309Lake Erie: Jason Tirotta (440) 375-7475 [email protected] (330) 392-5684Michigan Tech: Wes Frahm (906) 487-2350 [email protected] (906) 487-2388Northern Michigan: Dave Faiella (906) 227-1013 [email protected] (906) 227-1720Northwood: Travis McCurdy (989) 837-4239 [email protected] (989) 837-4370Ohio Dominican: Scott Miles (614) 251-4577 [email protected] (614) 253-4813Saginaw Valley: Matt Woodbury (989) 964-4053 [email protected] (989) 755-0016Tiffin: Shane O’Donnell (419) 448-3288 [email protected] (419) 447-0971Wayne State: Jeff Weiss (313) 577-7542 [email protected] (313) 577-4254

GLIAC Head Football CoachesOffice E-mail

Ashland: Lee Owens (419) 289-5447 [email protected] State: Jeff Pierce (231) 250-3929 [email protected]: Jon Wauford (419) 434-4894 [email protected] Valley State: Matt Mitchell (616) 331-3720 [email protected]: Keith Otterbein (517) 607-3138 [email protected]: Bob Bartolomeo (317) 788-3556 [email protected] Erie: Mark McNellie (440) 375-7388 [email protected] Tech: Tom Kearly (906) 487-2985 [email protected] Michigan: Bernie Anderson (906) 227-2039 [email protected]: Mike Sullivan (989) 837-5252 [email protected] Dominican: Bill Conley (614) 251-4556 [email protected] Valley State: Jim Collins (989) 964-7315 [email protected]: Dave Walkosky (419) 448-3394 [email protected] State: Paul Winters (313) 577-4288 [email protected]

GLIAC Football Sports Information Contacts

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Dell Robinson Commissioner

Dell Robinson became theGLIAC’s sixth commissioner on June15, 2009.

Robinson comes to the GLIAChaving spent 10 years at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) as theAssociate Commissioner forLegislative and Compliance services.During his tenure with the MAC heacted as the staff liaison to the student-athlete advisorycommittee, the faculty athletics representatives and thecommittee on infractions. He also served as the conferenceadministrator for men’s soccer, men’s and women’sswimming/diving, men’s tennis, and wrestling.

Robinson has experience on the national level as well,having been the MAC’s representative on the NCAAManagement Council. He is the former chair of the SelectionReview Committee which placed administrators on NCAACommittees, and has served on the NCAA SportsmanshipCommittee. In addition, Robinson was selected to serve onthe 2002-03 NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic MinorityMales. He served on the NCAA Administrative Cabinet andwas a member of the National Association of CollegiateDirectors of Athletics (NACDA) Learfield Director’s CupCommittee.

A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Robinson served as assistantcommissioner for compliance from 1996-99 at the WesternAthletic Conference in Denver.

Robinson has a bachelor's degree in sports managementfrom Ohio University in 1988, where he was a walk-on to theBobcat football team. He was a member of the squad'sspecial teams unit from 1984-88. Robinson earned hismaster's degree in sports administration from Iowa StateUniversity in 1992. While at Ohio U., Robinson was in theOmega Psi Phi Fraternity and still maintains an active role inthe organization.

Selected as one of Cleveland’s Crain's Business Magazine’s40 under 40, Robinson co-chaired the Parish Advisory Boardat St.Agnes-Our Lady of Fatima and was a member of theDiocese of Cleveland Pastoral Council. He has served as thechair of the Ohio University Alumni Association and was amember of the Ohio University Board of Trustees.

Mike McCannSupervisor of Football Officials

GLIAC Commissioner Dell Robinsonannounced the hiring of Mike McCannto serve as the league’s supervisor offootball officials. McCann will officiallybegin his duties on July 1, 2010.

McCann, a native of Defiance, Ohio,recently retired from collegiate footballofficiating. His outstanding career asa collegiate football official spanned over 20 years working ina number of NCAA Division II and III conferences.

McCann spent the last 14 years of his officiating career asa referee in the GLIAC (formerly MIFC). He was selected toofficiate in eight NCAA Division II and FCS playoff games,most recently serving as the referee in the Division II playoffgame between Grand Valley State University and HillsdaleCollege on Nov. 21, 2009.

McCann’s experience in officiating also includes over 20years at the high school level, having spent 16 years as anumpire and having been selected to work the 1996 Ohio HighSchool Athletic Association football championships.

McCann becomes just the third supervisor of footballofficials for the GLIAC, which began play as the MidwestIntercollegiate Football Conference in 1990.

John Hoekje 1971-72 to 1978-79Herbert “Pete” Peterson 1979-80 to 1984-85Tom Donahue 1985-86 to 1986-87Vern Norris 1987-88 to 1991-92Tom Brown 1992-93 to 2008-09Dell Robinson 2009-10 to present

The GLIAC Commissioners

Denise GrossAssistant to the Commissioner

Denise enters her fifth year as theAssistant to the Commissioner. Shebegan her duties on Feb. 14, 2006,which include office administration,supervision of the National Letter ofIntent program, coaches NCAA Cer-tification processing and communi-cations with member schools.

Denise comes to the GLIAC with twelve years of admin-istrative assistant experience, including serving as a man-ager of the service department at a John Deere dealershipand most recently a secretary in the pre-op/surgery depart-ment at St. Mary’s of Michigan Hospital in Saginaw.

Denise has three children: Jared, who is in the U.S. Navyand is currently stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, Megan, afreshman in college, and Jody, a senior at Chesaning UnionHigh School. Denise is currently pursing a bachelor’sdegree in business management at Northwood University.

The GLIAC Staff

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The GLIAC StaffJeff Ligney

Assistant Commsissioner

Ligney enters his 11th year withthe GLIAC after taking over as theleague’s first full-time Director ofMedia Relations on July 1, 2000.

A native of Bay City, Michigan,Ligney has over 15 years ofcollege athletic experience in avariety of capacities. Most re-cently he served as student as-sistant sports information director at Saginaw Valley StateUniversity in separate stints since September of 1996.

While at SVSU he served as webmaster for the athleticweb site, while assisting in virtually every facet of thedepartment’s operation. He assisted in the production ofmedia guides, wrote press releases and hosted a weeklyhalf-time segment on Cardinal football radio broadcasts.

Ligney was interim sports information director for thePennsylvania State Athletic Conference for a year and a half.In addition to composing the league’s weekly newsletter, hedeveloped and maintained the PSAC web site.

Assistant men’s basketball coach at SVSU for fiveseasons, he assisted with recruitment and otheradministrative duties, as well as on-floor coaching and wasco-director of the Cardinal basketball camps. TheCardinals advanced to three GLIAC tournamentappearances during his tenure.

A product of Bay City All Saints High School, he playedvarsity tennis all four years and was a regional runnerup in1989. He led the basketball team to back-to-back districttitles his last two seasons.

Ligney currently resides in Midland, Michigan, with hiswife, Kim, and stepdaughter, Jordan.

Penny CookAssistant Commissioner

Penny Cook began her duties asAssistant Commissioner forCompliance/Senior WomanAdministrator on July 1, 2008.Cook received a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in physical education and ex-ercise science, with an emphasis inexercise physiology, from MichiganState University in 1987. She went onto earn a State of Michigan provisional teaching certificationfrom MSU in 1989. She earned certification in physicaleducation (K-12) and biology (7-12). Prior to working for theGLIAC, Penny served as Compliance and Academic Ser-vices Coordinator at Saginaw Valley State University, aposition she started in March of 2005. Cook’s prior work experience also includes serving asWomens Director of Athletics at Division III Alma College, aposition she held from January of 1999 to April of 2000 andthen Assistant Director of Athletics from April 2000 toAugust 2002, where she oversaw nine varsity programs andacted as the schools NCAA Compliance officer. She heldthe title of Senior Woman Administrator at Alma from April1997 to August 2002. Cook also brings 18 years coaching experience with herto the GLIAC, having most recently been the head volleyballcoach at Alma College from May 1996 to August 2002. Sheserved as assistant track and field coach at Alma from May1996 through May 2005.

A native of Perry, Michigan, Penny currently re-sides in Freeland, Michigan, with her husband, Tim, and twochildren, Anthony and Betsy.

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The Great Lakes Intercolle-giate Athletic Conference be-gan sponsoring football as aleague sport in the Fall of 1973with three teams, Ferris StateUniversity, Grand Valley State

University, and Northwood University. In 1974, Hillsdale Collegejoined the league as the fourth football team. The conferenceexpanded again in 1975 when Saginaw Valley State Universitystarted a football program and Wayne State University joined theleague. The number of GLIAC football teams grew to seven in 1980when Michigan Tech University was added, though the Huskiesleft the league after the 1985 season. In 1987, Northwood left theleague and was replaced by Northern Michigan University.

After the 1989 season, the GLIAC dropped football as a spon-sored sport. The six conference schools sponsoring football, FerrisState, Grand Valley State, Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, SaginawValley State, and Wayne State, joined the five members of theHeartland Collegiate Conference, Ashland University, Butler Uni-versity, the University of Indianapolis, St. Joseph’s College, andValparaiso University, in forming the football-only Midwest Inter-collegiate Football Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.

The MIFC would change again for the 1993 season as two teamswould leave and two teams would join. Butler and Valparaiso leftthe conference, but Northwood rejoined and the College of St.Francis (Ill.) was added. The league grew to 12 teams in 1994 withthe addition of Michigan Tech and stayed at 12 teams until St.Joseph’s left after the 1995 season. In 1998, the league expanded to 14 teams with the additions of the University of Findlay, Mercyhurst

College, and Westminster College, but would drop back to 13 teamswith the departure of St. Francis after the season.

Westminster would depart after the 1999 season, leaving 12 teams.Gannon University was added before the 2004 season, giving theleague a 13-team roster.

After nine years of existence as one of the premier conferences inDivision II football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July 1, 1999.

The GLIAC has earned the reputation as one of the toughest anddeepest conferences in Division II with a strong postseason history.

Three GLIAC teams made National Association of IntercollegiateAthletics (NAIA) playoff appearances. Grand Valley State made itto the national semifinals in 1978. Saginaw Valley State made threetrips to the NAIA playoffs (1979, 1983, 1984), posting a 2-3 mark.Hillsdale earned five NAIA postseason berths as a member of theGLIAC (1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988), taking home the championshipin 1985.

The first team to represent the GLIAC in the Division II playoffs wasNorthern Michigan in 1987. The Wildcats made the D-II semifinalsthat season.

Grand Valley State started a three-year postseason run in 1989,though the Lakers failed to get out of the first round. Butler joinedGVSU in the D-II playoffs in 1991, marking the first year the leaguehad two teams participate in postseason play. Butler fell to theeventual national champion, Pittsburg State University (Kan.) in thefirst round.

The 1992 Division II playoffs saw the first GLIAC team make it pastthe opening round in league history. Ferris State posted a first-roundwin over Edinboro University (Pa.) before falling to the University of

The History of GLIAC Football

GVSU QB Cullen Finnerty celebrates after winning the 2006Division II Championship. The Lakers defeated NorthwestMissouri State in the Championship game, 17-14, at BralyStadium in Florence, Ala.

GLIAC Football W/L Records#Team Games Wins Losses Ties Pct.Grand Valley State (16) 281 223 55 3 .799Butler (Ind.)* (2) 30 22 7 1 .750Saginaw Valley State (5) 279 165 111 3 .597Ashland (1) 199 117 82 0 .588Hillsdale (6) 283 159 123 1 .564Northwood (6) 239 129 106 4 .548Ferris State (7) 284 149 130 5 .533Northern Michigan (1) 213 99 111 3 .472Michigan Tech (1) 195 79 115 1 .408Indianapolis 199 77 119 3 .399Findlay 120 44 76 0 .367Wayne State (1) 278 100 177 1 .362Mercyhurst* 98 32 66 0 .326St. Francis (Ill.)* 60 14 46 0 .233St. Joseph’s (Ind.)* 60 13 45 2 .233Gannon* 40 8 32 0 .200Westminster (Pa.)* 20 4 16 0 .200Valparaiso (Ind.)* 30 5 24 1 .183Tiffin 20 1 19 0 .050() - Number of GLIAC titles* - No longer a GLIAC member# - Conference games only, dating back to the 1973 seasonInformation courtesy of Don Thomas

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The History of GLIAC FootballNew Haven (Conn.) in the quarterfinals. The 1992 season markedthe beginning of a five-year playoff run for the Bulldogs, with theirbest performance coming in 1995 after a national semifinal appear-ance.

Grand Valley State made its fourth and fifth D-II postseasontrips in 1994 and 1998, respectively. Ashland made its firstappearance in the playoffs as a member of the GLIAC in 1997.

After being shut out of the playoffs in 1999, the GLIAC postedtwo teams in the 2000 tournament as Northwood and SaginawValley State each made their first D-II postseason appearances.The Timberwolves claimed a first-round victory over IndianaUniversity (Pa.) before falling to Bloomsburg University (Pa.) inthe quarterfinals.

The 2001 season was historic for the league as two teams madeit through the first round of the playoffs. Grand Valley State andSaginaw Valley State each posted opening-round wins and facedeach other in the national quarterfinals. The Lakers won a shoot-out in Allendale (Mich.), 33-30, and cruised to a semifinal win overCatawba College (N.C.). GVSU advanced to the championshipgame before falling to the University North Dakota, 17-14.

The Lakers would redeem themselves in 2002 by claiming theleague’s first Division II football national championship. GrandValley State defeated Valdosta State University (Ga.) in the finals,31-24. GVSU would repeat as national champions in 2003. The

19891. Grand Valley State ........... 5-02. Hillsdale ........................ 3-2

Northern Michigan .......... 3-24. Saginaw Valley State ....... 2-3

Ferris State ..................... 2-36. Wayne State .................... 0-5

19881. Hillsdale ........................ 5-02. Northern Michigan .......... 4-13. Grand Valley State ........... 3-24. Saginaw Valley State ....... 2-35. Ferris State ..................... 1-46. Wayne State .................... 0-5

19871. Northern Michigan .......... 4-02. Grand Valley State ........... 4-13. Ferris State ..................... 2-3

Hillsdale ........................ 2-3Saginaw Valley State ....... 2-3

6. Wayne State .................... 0-4

19861. Hillsdale ........................ 5-02. Grand Valley State ........... 4-13. Saginaw Valley State ....... 3-24. Ferris State ..................... 2-35. Northwood ..................... 1-46. Wayne State .................... 0-5

19851. Hillsdale ........................ 5-12. Saginaw Valley State .... 4-1-13. Grand Valley State ........... 4-2

Ferris State ..................... 4-25. Northwood .................. 2-3-16. Wayne State .................... 1-57. Michigan Tech ................ 0-6

19841. Saginaw Valley State ....... 6-02. Northwood ..................... 5-13. Wayne State .................... 4-24. Hillsdale ........................ 3-35. Michigan Tech ................ 2-46. Ferris State ..................... 1-57. Grand Valley State ........... 0-6

19831. Saginaw Valley State ....... 6-02. Hillsdlae ........................ 4-2

Wayne State .................... 4-24. Northwood ..................... 3-3

Grand Valley State ........... 3-36. Michigan Tech ................ 1-57. Ferris State ..................... 0-6

19821. Hillsdale ........................ 6-02. Grand Valley State ........... 5-13. Northwood ..................... 4-24. Ferris State ..................... 2-4

Wayne State .................... 2-46. Michigan Tech ................ 1-5

Saginaw Valley State ....... 1-5

19811. Grand Valley State ........... 6-02. Hillsdale ........................ 5-13. Ferris State ..................... 3-3

Wayne State .................... 3-35. Northwood ..................... 2-4

Saginaw Valley State ...... 2-47. Michigan Tech ................ 0-6

19801. Hillsdale ........................ 5-12. Grand Valley State ........... 4-2

Northwood ..................... 4-24. Wayne State .................... 3-35. Ferris State .................. 2-3-16. Saginaw Valley State ....... 2-47. Michigan Tech ............. 0-5-1

19791. Saginaw Valley State .... 4-0-12. Wayne State ................. 3-1-13. Ferris State ..................... 3-24. Grand Valley State ........... 2-35. Northwood ..................... 1-4

Hillsdale ........................ 1-4

19781. Grand Valley State ........... 5-02. Wayne State .................... 4-13. Northwood ..................... 2-34. Sagnaw Valley State ..... 1-3-1

Ferris State .................. 1-3-16. Hillsdale ........................ 1-4

19771. Grand Valley State ........... 4-12. Wayne State .................... 3-23. Ferris State ..................... 2-3

Hillsdale ........................ 2-3Northwood ..................... 2-3Saginaw Valley State ....... 2-3

19761. Northwood ..................... 4-12. Ferris State ..................... 3-2

Grand Valley State ........... 3-2Wayne State .................... 3-2

5. Hillsdale ........................ 2-36. Saginaw Valley State ....... 0-5

19751. Wayne State .................... 3-12. Grand Valley State ........ 3-1-1

Northwood .................. 3-1-14. Hillsdale ........................ 3-25. Saginaw Valley State ....... 1-36. Ferris State ..................... 0-5

19741. Northwood ..................... 2-1

Ferris State ..................... 2-13. Grand Valley State ........... 1-2

Hillsdale ........................ 1-2

19731. Northwood ..................... 2-12. Ferris State ..................... 1-13. Grand Valley State ........... 1-2

Lakers knocked off North Dakota in that championship game, 10-3.Three league teams, GLIAC co-champions Michigan Tech and

Northwood, along with Grand Valley State, would earn playoff berthsin 2004. GVSU fell in the regional finals to North Dakota, 19-15.

The 2005 season saw more postseason success for the GLIAC.GVSU, SVSU, and Northwood each gained postseason entrance.The Lakers and Cardinals battled for the Northwest Region title, butGVSU advanced, 24-17, and went on to defeat NW Missouri State,21-17, in the Division II title game. In 2006 both Northwood andGrand Valley State earned postseason berths. The Lakers ran thetable and meet NW Missouri State in the finals, claiming a 17-14victory and winning the leagues’ fourth D-II Championship. GVSUand Ashland earned playoff bids in 2007 and 2008, while 2009 sawGrand Valley State, Hillsdale, and Saginaw Valley State in the D-IIpostseason. GVSU made an impressive run to the final before fallingto NW Missouri State, 30-23.

Though many teams have made history for the GLIAC, the leaguecan also boast upon individual accomplishments. In 2002, GVSUquarterback Curt Anes became the GLIAC’s first Harlon Hill Trophywinner as the Division II Player of the Year. Anes led the Lakers toconsecutive championship game appearances, helping GVSU to thenational title in 2002. The GLIAC had its Harlon Hill winner whenWayne State running back Joique Bell claimed the honor.

GLIAC Football Standings 1973 - 1989

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2009 GLIAC Postseason AwardsWayne State’s Joique Bell Named 2009 GLIAC Football “Player of the Year”

Wayne State University senior running back Joique Bell (Benton Harbor,Mich.) was named the 2009 GLIAC Football “Player of the Year” in balloting con-ducted by the league’s head coaches. Senior quarterback Brad Iciek (Grandville,Mich.) of Grand Valley State University was voted “Offensive Back of the Year,” whileHillsdale College’s Keith Otterbein garnered “Coach of the Year” honors.

The rest of the GLIAC’s postseason awards were chosen as follows: rookierunning back Monterae Williams (Canton, Ohio/McKinley) of the University ofFindlay earned “Freshman of the Year” accolades; senior linebacker John Jacobs(Prudenville, Mich./Midland Dow) of Saginaw Valley State University earned “Defen-sive Back of the Year” honors; senior offensive tackle Nick McDonald (SterlingHeights, Mich./Henry Ford II) of Grand Valley State earned the “Offensive Lineman ofthe Year” award; while Grand Valley State junior defensive lineman Danny Richard(West Bloomfield, Mich.) was named “Defensive Lineman of the Year.”

Bell not only finished the regular season leading the GLIAC in rushing, scor-ing and all-purpose yards per game but the entire NCAA (including I-A/FBS, I-AA/FCS, II and III) in all three categories. He rushed for 2,084 yards, the 15th-best mark inNCAA Division II history, while his 17.5 points per game average was the eighth-bestmark in D-II history. For his career, Bell had 6,728 rushing yards (sixth in D-II/8th inNCAA history), while his 152.91 rushing yards per game is 11th in D-II and 25th inNCAA history. He scored 576 points which ranks fourth in D-II and fifth in NCAAhistory, while his 13.1 points per game average is fourth in D-II and 10th in NCAAhistory. Bell’s 8,055 all-purpose yards is fourth in D-II and ninth in NCAA history.Iciek ranked third in the nation and led the GLIAC in pass efficiency rating (173.8). He

completed 165-of-256 passes for 2,359 yards and 26 touchdowns with just two interceptions, while leading GVSU to its fifth-straightGLIAC title and improved his record as a starting quarterback to 33-3. Iciek directed an offense that ranked first in the GLIAC inrushing (237.8 ypg), third in passing (227.4 ypg), first in total offense (465.2 ypg) and second in scoring (36.9). He has now thrown for7,636 yards and 89 touchdowns in his career.

Jacobs posted a conference-high 135 tackles during his senior campaign, helping the Cardinals to a 9-2 record and an appear-ance in the NCAA Division II playoffs for the first time since the 2005 season. He was named GLIAC “Defensive Player of the Week”twice this season, and became the GLIAC’s all-time tackles leader in conference games (397). Jacobs tied for the GLIAC lead ininterceptions (4) and ranked sixth in tackles for loss (13). He started all 11 games for the Cardinals in 2009 and recorded a season high17 tackles against Northern Michigan on Oct. 3, one of six games in which he recorded 12 or more tackles.

McDonald anchored a Grand Valley State offensive line that ranked third among Division II programs and led the GLIAC in QBsacks allowed (6) in 11 games. In addition, McDonald was a key contributor to a GVSU offense that ranked first in the GLIAC inrushing (237.8 ypg), third in passing (227.4 ypg), first in total offense(465.2 ypg) and second in scoring (36.9). Grand Valley State is 48-3during McDonald’s playing career.

Richard tallied 40 total tackles (24 solo/16 assisted), 16.5 tacklesfor loss (-68 yards), 10.0 QB sacks (-51 yards), three QB hurries, twopass breakups, two forced fumbles and two blocked field goals lastseason. Richard, who ranked second in the GLIAC in both tackles forloss and QB sacks, led a GVSU defense that ranked eighth nationallyin both rushing defense (79.8) and scoring defense (15.6).

Williams led the Oilers rushing attack by accumulating 937 yardson 222 carries. He appeared in all 11 games with eight starts andscored six touchdowns on the year. Williams posted three games of130 yards or more, recording a season-high 196 yards against FerrisState on Sept. 12, averaging 85.2 yards per contest during his inaugu-ral campaign.

Otterbein guided his alma mater to its best season in 17 years in2009, leading the Chargers to a 9-2 record and their first-ever appear-ance in the NCAA Division II playoffs. Otterbein, in his eighth sea-son at Hillsdale College, won the 100th game of his coaching careerearlier this season. He has guided the Chargers to three straight win-ning seasons, compiling the third-best overall record in the GLIACsince 2007. Hillsdale finished tied for second place in the GLIAC in2009, also its best finish in the conference since 1992.

2009 Joique Bell, WSU2008 Bill Cundiff, AU2007 Mark Nicolet, HC2006 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU2005 John DiGiorgio, SVSU2004 Dan Mattlach, MTU2003 Mark Radlinski, SVSU2002 Curt Anes, GVSU2001 Curt Anes, GVSU2000 Brian Dolph, SVSU1999 Matt McCarthy, FSU1998 Jeff Fox, GVSU1997 Paul Spicer, SVSU1996 Matt Hoard, NMU1995 Bill Love, FSU1994 Tyree Dye, FSU1993 Bill Royce, AU1992 Monty Brown, FSU / Scott Schulte, HC1991 Paul Romanowski, Butler1990 Eric Lynch, GVSU

“PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR”

2009 GLIAC “Player of the Year,” Joique Bellled he entire NCAA (including I-A/FBS, I-AA/FCS, II and III) in rushing (2,084 yds.), scoring(17.5 points per game), and all-purpose yards(217.5 yards per game).

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2009 Nick McDonald, GVSU2008 Billy Eisenhardt, GVSU2007 Brandon Barnes, GVSU2006 Brandon Barnes, GVSU2005 Josh Bourke, GVSU2004 Joe Berger, MTU

Todd Herremans, SVSU2003 Joe Berger, MTU2002 Dale Westrick, GVSU2001 Kent Cramer, AU2000 Marc Dugas, NMU1999 Dennis Strey, FSU1998 Tyrone Nelson, NU1997 Kent Kraatz, SVSU1996 Brad Affholter, HC1995 Joe Gilbert, SVSU1994 Mike Sheldon, GVSU1993 Larry Pearce, FSU1992 Ruben DeLuna, Butler1991 Chris Tiede, GVSU1990 Chris Tiede, GVSU

All-Time GLIAC Postseason Awards

2009 Danny Richard, GVSU2008 Dan Skuta, GVSU

Jake Visser, FSU2007 Jake Visser, FSU2006 Michael McFadden, GVSU2005 Michael McFadden, GVSU2004 Keyonta Marshall, GVSU2003 Keyonta Marshall, GVSU2002 Keyonta Marshall, GVSU2001 Neal Blank, UI2000 Todd DeVree, HC1999 Dan Gibbons, GVSU1998 Lamar King, SVSU1997 Matthew “Bubba” Harris, AU1996 Kelly Chisholm, FSU1995 Mike Brooks, FSU1994 Sam Hohler, AU1993 Bill Royce, AU1992 Bill Royce, AU1991 Greg Matheis, UI1990 Morris Furman, AU

2009 Brad Iciek, GVSU2008 James Berezik, GVSU2007 Joique Bell, WSU2006 Joique Bell, WSU2005 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU2004 Lee Marana, MTU2003 Matt Kohn, UI2002 Robert Campbell, UF

David Kircus, GVSU2001 Clarence Coleman, FSU

David Kircus, GVSU2000 Alex Kowalski, MTU1999 Mo Harris, FSU1998 Donald Church, AU

Jeff Fox, GVSU1997 Jeff Fox, GVSU

Jeff Klopf, SVSU1996 Matt Hoard, NMU1995 Bill Love, FSU1994 Tyree Dye, FSU1993 Scott Schulte, HC1992 Scott Schulte, HC1991 Paul Romanowski, Butler1990 Eric Lynch, GVSU

2009 Keith Otterbein, HC2008 Paul Winters, WSU2007 Chuck Martin, GVSU2006 Paul Winters, WSU2005 Lee Owens, AU2004 Bernie Anderson, MTU2003 Randy Awrey, SVSU2002 Dan Simrell, UF2001 Brian Kelly, GVSU2000 Pat Riepma, NU1999 Pat Riepma, NU1998 Pat Riepma, NU1997 Gary Keller, AU1996 Pat Riepma, NU1995 Jeff Pierce, FSU1994 Keith Otterbein, FSU1993 Dr. Fred Martinelli, AU1992 Keith Otterbein, FSU1991 Bob Bartolomeo, Butler1990 Tom Beck, Grand Valley State

2009 John Jacobs, SVSU2008 Dante Dunn, WSU2007 Brandon Carr, GVSU2006 Charleston Hughes, NU2005 Devin Conwell, AU2004 Martell Foster, NU

Lucius Hawkins, GVSU2003 Scott Mackey, GVSU2002 Scott Mackey, GVSU2001 Chris Volz, UI2000 Tim Mustapha, HC1999 Josh Gentry, UI1998 Ted Liette, UI1997 Scott Duncan, HC1996 Jovan Dewitt, NMU1995 Scott Elwer, HC1994 Scott Elwer, HC1993 Rich Eash, FSU1992 Monty Brown, FSU1991 Ron Greer, AU1990 Mark Maddox, NMU

OFFENSIVE BACK-OF-THE-YEAR DEFENSIVE BACK-OF-THE-YEAR COACH-OF-THE-YEAR

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN-OF-THE-YEAR DEFENSIVE LINEMAN-OF-THE-YEAR FRESHMAN-OF-THE-YEAR

2009 Monerae Williams, UF2008 Kevin Smith, WSU2007 Jimmy Berezik, GVSU2006 Joique Bell, WSU2005 Luke Krombach, NU2004 Demonte Collins, GVSU2003 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU2002 Jon Horn, NU2001 Harry Garland, UF2000 Derek Fudge, FSU

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2009 Postseason Honor Teams

Position Name School Yr. HometownQB Brad Iciek Grand Valley State Sr. Grandville, Mich.RB Joique Bell Wayne State Sr. Benton Harbor, Mich.RB James Berezik Grand Valley State Jr. Fraser, Mich./Warren De La SalleRB Vinnie Panizzi Hillsdale Sr. Grosse Pointe, Mich./SouthH-Back Galen Stone Saginaw Valley State Sr. Grand Blanc, Mich./Swartz CreekWR Michael Chambers Findlay Sr. Ravenna, OhioWR A.J. Kegg Hillsdale Sr. Gurnee, Ill./Warren TownshipWR Andre Holmes Hillsdale Jr. Elk Grove, Ill./James B. ConantWR Blake Smolen Grand Valley State Sr. Grosse Ile, Mich.OL Bill Behling Michigan Tech Sr. Milwaukee, Wis./Bay ViewOL Cameron Bradfield Grand Valley State Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich./CrestonOL Jordon Derosia Saginaw Valley State Sr. Mt. Morris, Mich./E.A. JohnsonOL Tim Dury Indianapolis Sr. Indianapolis, Ind./Bishop ChatardOL Nick McDonald Grand Valley State Sr. Sterling Heights, Mich./Henry Ford IIOL Jared Veldheer Hillsdale Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills NorthernPK Mark Petro Hillsdale Sr. Rocky River, Ohio/Lutheran WestSpec. Blake Smolen Grand Valley State Sr. Grosse Ile, Mich.

Ashland: Dustin Basch (Sr./DL), Matt Knez (Jr./OL), Christian Livingston (Sr./WR), D’Marris McCoy (So./RB), Quinton Scott (Jr./LB),Matt Stoinoff (So./DL) Ferris State: Nick Bulter (Sr./LB), Joe Doman (Sr./OL), Santonio Favot (Sr./DB), Jacob Moreno (Jr./DT), JordanMorgan (RFr./DE), Angelo Williams (Sr./DB) Findlay: Andrew Beam (Sr./QB), Chris Condeni (Jr./OL), Ikechi Emeaghara (So./DB),Cameron Stevens (Jr./PK), Richard Sumlin (Fr./DL), Dustin Zielaskiewicz (Jr./WR) Grand Valley State: Matt Armstrong (Fr./OL), RyanBass (Jr./WR), Brad Howard (So.,/LB), Andrew Lorman (So./H-Back), Andre Thomas (So./DL), Justin Trumble (Sr./P) Hillsdale College:Mike Blanchard (Jr./WR), Bill Kanitz (Sr./H-Back), Kam Mueller (Jr./DL), Mat Szula (Sr./LB), Andrew Yarbrough (Sr./DL), Mark Yassay(Sr./DL) Indianapolis: Ryan Forney (So./Spec.), Steven Geller (Sr./WR), Joe Leach (So./WR), Josh Martin (Jr./DE),

2009 All-GLIAC Football TeamsFirst Team Offense

First Team Defense

2009 All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team

DL Drew Berube Hillsdale Sr. Hillsdale, Mich.DL Randall Courtney Indianapolis Sr. Indianapolis, Ind./North CentralDL Alex Gilde Grand Valley State Sr. McBain, Mich.DL Danny Richard Grand Valley State Jr. West Bloomfield, Mich.DL E.J. Whitlow Findlay Sr. Oak Park, Mich./Country DayLB John Jacobs Saginaw Valley State Sr. Prudenville, Mich./Midland DowLB Joe Knopick Findlay Sr. Rootstown, Ohio/Ravenna SoutheastLB Mike LeVand Saginaw Valley State Sr. Grandville, Mich.LB Justin Victor Grand Valley State Jr. Allen Park, Mich.LB Nathan Yelk Northern Michigan Sr. Arlington, Wis.DB Carlton Downs Saginaw Valley State So. Detroit, Mich./DenbyDB Anthony Fields Findlay Sr. Ft. Wayne, Ind./Bishop LuersDB Brian Gamble Ashland So. Massillon, Ohio/IllinoisDB Jake McGuckin Grand Valley State Sr. Allen Park, Mich.DB Craig Ray Indianapolis Jr. Plainfield, Ind.P Brian Schmeidebusch Findlay Fr. Ottawa, Ohio/Ottawa-Glandorf

Position Name School Yr. Hometown

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Position Name School Yr. HometownQB Billy Cundiff Ashland Sr. Uniontown, Ohio/ConnecticutQB Troy Weatherhead Hillsdale Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich./Comstock ParkRB Mark Bossuah Northern Michigan Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich.RB P.T. Gates Grand Valley State Sr. San Diego, Calif.RB Monterae Williams Findlay Fr. Canton, Ohio/McKinleyH-Back Matt Patillo Hillsdale Sr. Mishawaka, Ind./PennWR Nick Bellanco Ashland Sr. Wooster, OhioWR Joe Horn Ashland Jr. Waynesfield, Ohio/GoshenWR Zach Nichols Northern Michigan Sr. Brighton, Mich.WR Bob Slowik Michigan Tech Sr. Green Bay, Wis./SouthwestOL Marc Cuddeback Wayne State Jr. Sterling Heights, Mich./De La SalleOL Phil Doerfler Hillsdale Jr. Allen Park, Mich.OL Will Floyd Northwood Jr. Waterford, Mich./Our Lady of the LakesOL Ryan Jonik Wayne State Sr. Canton, Mich./Plymouth CantonOL Jack Rustman Northern Michigan Sr. Johnsburg, Ill.OL Nate Schaffer Findlay Jr. Akron, Ohio/St. Vincent-St. MaryPK Justin Trumble Grand Valley State Sr. Grosse Point, Mich./DakotaSpec. Carlin Isles Ashland So. Massillon, Ohio/Jackson

Indianapolis (Continued):Adam Prichard (Sr./OG), Eric Quintana (Jr./OT) Michigan Tech: Marvin Atkins (Sr./RB), Justin Blake (Jr./DL),Matt Desotell (Jr./OL), Josh Frantti (Sr./OL), Todd Storm (So./DE), John van der Laan (Sr./LB) Northern Michigan: Matt Forward (So./DL), D.J. Oke (Jr./DB), Jon Otto (Sr./OL), Garrett Peck (So./P), Demetri Stewart (Sr./LB) Northwood: Antoine Carr (Sr./WR), Baher Faik(Sr./DE), Mike Gillmore (Sr./WR), Tony Hite (Fr./K), Spencer Klukowski (Sr./QB), Emmanuel Southern (Sr./DE) Saginaw Valley State:RobCallaway (Sr./DL), Chuck Dowdell (Jr./QB), Kurtis Fournier (Sr./P), Toby Goetz (Sr./DE), Xavier Walker (Jr./RB), Jerry Wichman (Sr./OL)Tiffin: Boris Bede (Fr./K), Trey Williams (Jr./WR) Wayne State: Athan Anagonye (Sr./DE), Jeremy Jones (So./DB), Joe Long (RSo./OL),Josh Renel (So./Spec.), Bruno Shkreli (Sr./Spec.).

2009 All-GLIAC Football TeamsSecond Team Offense

Second Team Defense

2009 All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team

DL Jordan Barley Saginaw Valley State Sr. Menominee, Mich.DL Brandon Cornell Findlay So. Kenton, OhioDL Bryan Klobucar Saginaw Valley State Sr. Hudsonville, Mich.DL Nick Lawrence Grand Valley State Jr. Brighton, Mich.DL Andrew Smith Northwood So. Redlands, Calif.LB Andrew DeWeerd Northwood Jr. Hudsonville, Mich.LB Mike Dum Indianapolis So. Indianapolis, Ind./Bishop ChartardLB Zach Gauthier Northern Michigan Sr. Ishpeming, Mich.LB Matt Ryan Ferris State Sr. Howell, Mich.LB Nick Thomas Wayne State So. Akron, Ohio/St. Vincent-St. MaryDB Matt Bakker Grand Valley State Jr. Middleville, Mich./South ChristianDB Zach Breen Grand Valley State So. Rockford, Mich.DB Jamar Hibler Northwood Sr. Saginaw, Mich.DB Nick Hixson Hillsdale So. Remus, Mich./Chippewa HillsDB J.T. Owens Indianapolis Sr. Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence NorthP Eric Schweller Hillsdale Sr. Bellbrook, Ohio

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2009 GLIAC Football All-Americans

Joique Bell (Sr./RB)WayneState UniversityHarlon Hill Award Winner

AFCA All-America First TeamAP Little All-America First Team

Daktronics All-America First TeamDaktronics “Offensive Player of the Year”D2football.com All-America First TeamFootball Gazette All-America First Team

Drew Berube (Sr./DL)Hillsdale College

Daktronics All-America First TeamFootball Gazette All-America First Team

D2football.com All-America Second TeamAP Little All-America Third Team

Bill Cundiff (Sr./QB)Ashland University

D2football.com All-America HM

Cameron Bradfield (Jr./OL)Grand Valley State University

Daktronics All-America Second TeamAP Little All-America Third TeamD2football.com All-America HMFootball Gazette All-America HM

Anthony Fields (Sr./CB)Universtiy of Findlay

Football Gazette All-America Third Team

Brad Iciek (Sr./QB)Grand Valley State UniversityD2football.com All-America HM

John Jacobs (Sr./LB)Saginaw Valley State University


D2football.com All-America First TeamFootball Gazette All-America First TeamDaktronics All-America Second Team

Nick McDonald (Sr./OL)Grand Valley State University


Daktronics All-America First TeamD2football.com All-America First Team

Football Gazette All-America SecondTeam

Jake McGuckin (Sr./DB)Grand Valley State University

D2football.com All-America First Team

Jimmy Parsons (Jr./FB)Northwood University


Mark Petro (Sr./PK)Hillsdale College

Football Gazette All-America HM

Danny Richard (Jr./DL)Grand Valley State University

Daktronics All-America First TeamD2football.com All-America First Team

AP Little All-America Second TeamFootball Gazette All-America SecondTeam

Brian Schmeidebusch (Fr./P)University of Findlay

Daktronics All-America Second Team

Blake Smolen (Sr./WR)Grand Valley State UniversityD2football.com All-America HM

Galen Stone (Sr./TE)Saginaw Valley State University

D2football.com All-America HMFootball Gazette All-America HM

Jared Veldheer (Sr./OL)Hillsdale College


D2football.com All-America First TeamDaktronics All-America Second Team


Justin Victor (Jr./LB)Grand Valley State UniversityD2football.com All-America HM

Nathan Yelk (Sr./LB)Northern Michigan UniversityD2football.com All-America HM

* - release courtesy of harlonhill.com / photo courtesy of Wayne State Univ. Sports Information

Wayne State RB Joique Bell became thesecond GLIAC player to be named theHarlon Hill Trophy winner. He followsGVSU QB Curt Anes who claimed the

Award after the 2002 season.

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The Harlon Hill AwardWayne State RB Joique Bell Claims 2009 Harlon Hill Award

*FLORENCE, Ala. -- Wayne State (Mich.) University senior running back Joique Bell claimedthe Harlon Hill Trophy Friday as the 2009 Division II College Football Player of the Year. Bellreceived 138 total points and held a commanding 42-point margin in the voting. The award winneris determined in voting by the Division II sports information directors and was presented in frontof a crowd of 400 at the 24th annual Harlon Hill Trophy award banquet at the Marriott ShoalsConference Center.

The Harlon Hill Trophy is sponsored by the City of Florence, Florence-LauderdaleTourism, Opti-Net, Marriott Shoals Hotel and Spa and Herff Jones.

Bell, a senior from Benton Harbor, Mich., received 31 first-place votes in the balloting to16 for Amedro. With Bell's selection, it marks the fourth straight year that the Hill Trophy hasgone to a running back, after a streak of seven straight wins by quarterbacks from 1999 to 2005.At the conclusion of the Division II regular season, Bell led all four NCAA divisions in rushingyards per game (189.45), scoring (17.5 points per game) and all-purpose yards (217.5 per game).He is the 2009 GLIAC Player of the Year as voted by the league's coaches. He is also a four-time first-team All-GLIAC selection and finished his career with 6,728 career rushing yards, sixthbest in Division II history and eighth best in NCAA history for all divisions.

Bell rushed for 2,084 yards, the 15th-best mark in NCAA Division II history, and scored29 touchdowns. He also caught 23 passes for 293 yards and three scores. He was named GLIACOffensive Player of the Week four times in 2009 and eight times in his career. His 152.91 rushingyards per game (for 44 games) is 11th best in Division II history and 25th in NCAA history.Bell scored 576 points in his career which ranks fourth in DII and fifth in NCAA history, whilehis 13.1 points per game average is fourth in DII and 10th in NCAA history. His 8,055 all-purposeyards is fourth in Division II and ninth in NCAA history. He is just the fourth player in DivisionII history with two 2,000-yard rushing seasons (Abilene Christian's Bernard Scott in 2007-08;Emporia State's Brian Shay in 1996-98; and C.W. Post's Ian Smart in 2001-02). Bell rushed for2,065 yards as a freshman to eclipse Johnny Bailey's freshman rushing mark. In addition to hisindividual records, WSU had its best four-year win total since the class of 1978.

Curt Anes, Grand Valley State: 1st, 2002; 2nd, 2001Joique Bell, Wayne State: 1st, 2009Monty Brown, Ferris State: 5th, 1992Clarence Coleman, Ferris State: 5th, 2001Cullen Finnerty, Grand Valley State: 2nd, 2006Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State: 3rd, 1998Brad Iciek, Grand Valley State: 7th, 2007; 5th, 2008; 5th, 2009Bill Love, Ferris State: 2nd, 1995Eric Lynch, Grand Valley State: 8th, 1991; T-6th, 1990Lee Marana, Michigan Tech: 7th, 2004Mark Radlikski, Saginaw Valley State: 6th, 2003

In 2009, GVSU quarterback Brad Iciek became justthe second player in D-II history to be named a

three-time finalist for the Harlon Hill Award(2007, 2008, 2009).

First Second Third TotalPlayer Place Place Place PointsJoique Bell, SR, RB, Wayne State 31 18 9 138Zach Amedro, JR, QB, West Liberty State 16 17 14 96Nick Gaziano, SR, QB, Arkansas Tech 7 17 8 59Isaac Odim, JR, RB, Minnesota Duluth 7 10 16 57Brad Iciek, SR, QB, Grand Valley State 7 11 14 57Harrison Beck, SR, QB, North Alabama 7 8 9 46Zack Estridge, JR, QB, Midwestern State 6 2 7 29LaRon Council, SR, RB, NW Missouri State 3 3 4 19Trevor Harris, SR, QB, Edinboro 2 2 4 14

2009 Harlon Hill Award Voting

GLIAC/MIFC Harlon Hill Finalists

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National Postseason Players’ and Coaches’ Awards

Burger KingDivision II

Scholar-Athletes1995 Scott Kieser, Michigan Tech

Jason Liddell, Saginaw Valley StateJeff Mowrey, Ashland

1996 Derek Aberlich, NorthwoodDavid Burton, IndianapolisChad DiFranco, AshlandJeff Sorg, Indianapolis

1997 Matt Gardner, IndianapolisMatthew “Bubba” Harris, Ashland

1998 Brian Mihok, Westminster

1999 Justin Gobson, Mercyhurst

American FootballCoaches Association

District/Region 3Coach-Of-The-Year

1990 Tom Beck, Grand Valley State1991 Bob Bartolomeo, Butler1992 Keith Otterbein, Ferris State1994 Keith Otterbein, Ferris State1998 Brian Kelly, Grand Valley State1999 Dave Dye, Hillsdale2001 Brian Kelly, Grand Valley State2002 Dan Simrell, FIndlay2003 Brian Kelly, Grand Valley State*

Division II Coach of the Year2004 Bernie Anderson, Michigan Tech2005 Chuck Martin, Grand Valley State*

Division II Coach of the Year2006 Chuck Martin, Grand Valley State*

Division II Coach of the Year2007 Chuck Martin, Grand Valley State2009 Keith Otterbein, Hillsdale

* - Regional and National Coach of theYear.

NCAA Division-II Football Super Region III

National Football FoundationScholar-Athletes

1992 Monty Brown, Ferris State

1993 Jerry Spatny, Ashland

1995 Jere Getzinger, Ferris StateJeff Mowrey, Ashland

Manheim Touchdown ClubGene Upshaw D-II

Lineman of the Year2005 Mike McFadden, Grand Valley State2006 Mike McFadden, Grand Valley State2007 Brandon Barnes, Grand Valley State

NCAA Division II football is split into four regions, with six teams from each region comprising the 24-team postseason field. The Super Regional Three is composed of teams from the GLIAC, the Northern SunIntercollegiate Conference (14 teams), the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (10 teams), and six inde-pendent teams. Below is the list of the 44 teams that will compete in the Super Regional III in 2009.

Ashland UniversityFerris State UniversityUniversity of Findlay

Grand Valley State UniversityHillsdale College

University of IndianapolisLake Erie College

Michigan Technological UniversityNorthern Michigan University

Northwood UniversityOhio Dominican University

Saginaw Valley State UniversityTiffin University

Wayne State University

Augustana (S.D.) CollegeBemidji State (Minn.) University

Concordia University-St. Paul (Minn.)University of Mary (N.D.)

University of Minnesota-CrookstonUniversity of Minnesota-Duluth

Minnesota State University-MankatoMinnesota State University-Moorhead

Northern State (Minn.) UniversitySt. Cloud State (Minn.) University

Southwest Minnesota State UniversityUpper Iowa University

Wayne State (Neb.) CollegeWinona State (Minn.) University

IndependentsCentral State (Ohio) University

Kentucky Wesleyan CollegeMissouri Univ. of Science and Technology

Quincy University (Ill.)St. Joseph’s (Ind.) CollegeUrbana University (Ohio)

Adams State (Colo.) CollegeChadron State (Neb.) College

Colorado School of MinesColorado State University - Pueblo

Fort Lewis State (Colo.) CollegeMesa State (Colo.) College

New Mexico Highlands UniversityUniversity of Nebraska - KearneyWestern New Mexico University

Western State (Colo.) College

GLIAC Teams In The NCAA-II Playoffs

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First-Round Northwest Regionat Ashland UniversityAshland, OhioSaturday, November 15Community Stadium

at Ashland 27, Minnesota State 16

Second-Round Northwest Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday November 22Lumbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 40, Ashland 7

Northwest Region Championshipat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 29Lumbers Stadium

Minn.-Duluth 19, at Grand Valley St. 13(2OT)

First-Round Northwest Regionat Central Washington UniversityEllensburg, WashingtonSaturday, November 17Tomlinson Stadium

at Central Washington 40, Ashland 24

Second-Round Northwest Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 24Lubbers Stadium

at Grand Valley State 21, North Dakota 14

Northwest Region Championshipat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, December 1Lubbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 41, Central Wash. 21

NCAA Division II Semifinalat Northwest Missouri State UniversityMaryville, MissouriSaturday, December 8Rickenbrode Stadium

at NW Mo. State 34, Grand Valley St. 16

2007 Postseason Results2008 Postseason Results2009 Postseason Results

First-Round Super Region IIIat Minnesota State University-MankatoMankato, MinnesotaSaturday, November 14Blakeslee Stadium

Hillsdale 27, at Minnesota State 24 (OT)

First-Round Super Region IIIat Univ. of Nebraska-KearneyKearney, NebraskaSaturday November 14Cope Stadium

at Neb. Kearney 35, Saginaw Valley 20

Super Region III Semifinalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 21Lumbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 44, Hillsdale 27

Super Region III Championshipat University of Minnesota-DuluthDuluth, MinnesotaSaturday, November 28Malosky Stadium

Grand Valley St. 24, at Minn.-Duluth 10

NCAA Division II Semifinalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, December 5Lubbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 41, Carson-Newman 27

NCAA Divsion II Championship Gameat University of North AlabamaFlorence, AlabamaSaturday, December 12Braly Municipal Stadium

NW Missouri St. 30, Grand Valley St. 23

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First-Round Northwest Regionat Saginaw Valley State UniversityUniversity Center, MichiganSaturday, November 12Wickes Stadium

at Saginaw Valley St. 31, Northwood 16

Second-Round Northwest Regionat the University of Nebraska-OmahaOmaha, NebraskaSaturday, November 19Caniglia Field

Saginaw Valley St. 24, at Neb.-Omaha 21


at Grand Valley St. 17, North Dakota 3

Northwest Region Finalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 26Lubbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 24, Saginaw Valley St. 17

NCAA Division II Semifinalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, December 3Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 55, East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 20


Grand Valley St. 21, NW Missouri St. 17

First-Round Northwest Regionat Winona State UniversityWinona, MinnesotaSaturday, November 13Maxwell Field

Grand Valley St. 16, at Winona St. (Minn.) 13

Second-Round Northwest Regionat Michigan Tech UniversityHoughton, MichiganSaturday, November 20Sherman Field

North Dakota 20, at Michigan Tech 3

Second-Round Northwest Regionat Northwood UniversityMidland, MichiganSaturday, November 20Hantz Stadium

Grand Valley St. 10, at Northwood 7

Northwest Region Finalat the University of North DakotaGrand Forks, North DakotaSaturday, November 27Alerus Center

at North Dakota 19, Grand Valley St. 15

First-Round Northwest Regionat Northwood UniversityMidland, MichiganSaturday, November 18Hantz Stadium

South Dakota 31, at Northwood 28


at Grand Valley St. 35, South Dakota 17

Northwest Region Finalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, December 2Lubbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 30, North Dakota 20

NCAA Division II Semifinalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSunday, December 10Lubbers Stadium

at Grand Valley St. 49, North Alabama 30


Grand Valley St. 17, NW Missouri St. 14

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First-Round Northeast Regionat Saginaw Valley State UniversityUniversity Center, MichiganSaturday, November 22Wickes Stadium

Saginaw Valley St. 33, Edinboro (Pa.) 9

First-Round Northeast Regionat Bentley UniversityWaltham, MassachussettsSaturday, November 22Bentley Athletic Field

Grand Valley State 65, Bentley (Mass.) 36

Quarterfinal Northeast Regionat Saginaw Valley State UniversityUniversity Center, MichiganSaturday, November 29Wickes Stadium

Grand Valley St. 10, Saginaw Valley St. 3

NCAA Division II Semifinalat Texas A&M - KingsvilleKingsville, TexasSaturday, December 6Javelina Stadium

Grand Valley St. 33, TAMUK 3


Grand Valley St. 10, North Dakota 3

First-Round Northeast Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 23Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 62, C.W. Post (N.Y.) 13

First-Round Northeast Regionat Indiana University of Pa.Indiana, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 23George P. Miller Stadium

Indiana (Pa.) 27, Saginaw Valley St. 23

Quarterfinal Northeast Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 30Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 62, Indiana (Pa.) 21

National Semifinalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, December 7Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 44, Northern Colorado 7


Grand Valley St. 31, Valdosta St. (Ga.) 24

First-Round Northeast Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 17Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 42, Bloomsburg (Pa.) 14

First-Round Northeast Regionat Saginaw Valley State UniversityUniversity Center, MichiganSaturday, November 17Wickes Stadium

Saginaw Valley St. 33, Indiana (Pa.) 32

Quarterfinal Northeast Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 24Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 33, Saginaw Valley St. 30

National Semifinalat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, December 1Lubbers Stadium

Grand Valley St. 34, Catawba (N.C.) 16


North Dakota 17, Grand Valley St. 14

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2000First-Round Northeast Regionat Northwood UniversityMidland, MichiganSaturday, November 18Hantz Stadium

Northwood 28, Indiana (Pa.) 0

First-Round Northeast Regionat Bloomsburg UniversityBloomsburg, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 18Redman Stadium

Bloomsburg (Pa.) 46, Saginaw Valley St. 32

Quarterfinal Northeast Regionat Bloomsburg UniversityBloomsburg, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 25Redman Stadium

Bloomsburg (Pa.) 38, Northwood 14

1998First-Round Northeast Regionat Slippery Rock UniversitySlippery Rock, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 21N. Kerr Thompson Stadium

Slippery Rock (Pa.) 37, Grand Valley St. 14

1997First-Round Northeast Regionat Slippery Rock UniversitySlippery Rock, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 22N. Kerr Thompson Stadium

Slippery Rock (Pa.) 30, Ashland 20

1996First-Round Northeast Regionat Ferris State UniversityBig Rapids, MichiganSaturday, November 23Top Taggart Field

Ferris State 24, Indiana (Pa.) 23

Quarterfinal Northeast Regionat Ferris State UniversityBig Rapids, MichiganSaturday, November 30Top Taggart Field

Clarion (Pa.) 23, Ferris State 21


Ferris State 36, Millersville (Pa.) 26


Ferris State 17, New Haven (Conn.) 9

National Semifinalat University of North AlabamaFlorence, AlabamaSaturday, December 2Braly Municipal Stadium

North Alabama 45, Ferris State 7

1994First-Round Northeast Regionat Indiana University of Pa.Indiana, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 19George P. Miller Stadium

Indiana (Pa.) 35, Grand Valley St. 27

First-Round Northeast Regionat Ferris State UniversityBig Rapids, MichiganSaturday, November 19Top Taggart Field

Ferris State 43, West Chester (Pa.) 40


Indiana (Pa.) 21, Ferris State 17

1993First-Round Northeast Regionat Indiana University of Pa.Indiana, PennsylvaniaSaturday, November 20George P. Miller Stadium

Indiana (Pa.) 28, Ferris State 21


Ferris State 19, Edinboro (Pa.) 15

Quarterfinal Northeast Regionat University of New HavenNew Haven, ConnecticutSaturday, November 28Yale Bowl

New Haven (Conn.) 35, Ferris State 13

1991First-Round Midwest Regionat Pittsburg State UniversityPittsburg, KansasSaturday, November 23Carnie Smith Stadium

Pittsburg State (Kan.) 26, Butler 16

First-Round Midwest Regionat East Texas State UniversityCommerce, TexasSaturday, November 23Memorial Stadium

East Texas State 36, Grand Valley State 15

1990First-Round Midwest Regionat Grand Valley State UniversityAllendale, MichiganSaturday, November 17Lubbers Stadium

East Texas State 20, Grand Valley State 14


1998Chris Fichtner, AshlandJeff Fox, Grand Valley StateJoe Kelenic, Northern MichiganKevin Kreinhagen, IndianapolisDallas Lintner, Saginaw Valley StateTony Scott, HillsdaleKeith Swanson, MercyhurstJason Trice, Grand Valley State

1997Brad Affholter, HillsdaleRon Allen, Michigan TechJovan Dewitt, Northern MichiganAaron Grace, Saginaw Valley StateMathew “Bubba” Harris, AshlandKen Johnson, Wayne StateMatt Potter, Grand Valley StatePaul Spicer, Saginaw Valley State

1996Kevin Batus, St. FrancisTim Boesch, Northern MichiganJoe Gilbert, Saginaw Valley StateJeff Mowrey, AshlandJerry Prys, Ferris StateGary Ruttan, Wayne State

1995Bob Adams, Northern MichiganMatt Carey, Wayne StateDan Clausen, St. FrancisJohnel Davis, NorthwoodJoe Gough, Wayne StateSam Hohler, AshlandTyrone Kennedy, Saginaw Valley StateChadd Richard, Ferris StateMike Sheldon, Grand Valley State

1994Tom Beer, Wayne StateRich Eash, Ferris StateHardie Farr, Grand Valley StateTim Houseman, AshlandEd Philion, Ferris StateBill Royce, Ashland

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NCAA Division II Cactus Bowl

2003Toure Carter, AshlandCraig Duppong, Wayne StateEric Houle, Saginaw Valley StateSilas Johnson, HillsdaleScott Mackey, Grand Valley StateCesare Manning, IndianapolisRuvell Martin, Saginaw Valley StateGlen Martinez, Saginwa Valley StateDedrick Roper, Northwood

2002Phil Condon, Grand Valley StateDeRen Ellis, Ferris StateDale Westrick, Grand Valley State

2001Pierre Brown, Wayne StateDemons Bryan, Saginaw Valley StateClarence Coleman, Ferris State*Offensive “MVP”Kent Cramer, AshlandRobert Jones, Michigan TechClarence Lindsey, Grand Valley StateTim Mustapha, HillsdaleBrock Swonguer, Ashland

2000Brian Dolph, Saginaw Valley StateJeff Griffis, Saginaw Valley StateMatt Jackson, NorthwoodHuston Julian, Wayne StateMax Lind, AshlandDave Zuiderveen, Ferris State

1999Steve Clinkscale, AshlandJosh Gentry, Indianapolis*Defensive “MVP”Doc Proctor, Ferris StateNick Sturm, Michigan TechDennis Strey, Ferris State

2008Dyshaun Edwards, TiffinDesi Mayner, Saginaw Valley StateNate Hollins, AshlandSam Allen, Grand Valley StateMatt Black, Saginaw Valley StateDante Dunn, Wayne StateDan Skuta, Grand Valley StateJacob Visser, Ferris State

2007Mark Nicolet, Hillsdale*Offensive “MVP”Vince Cashdollar, AshlandBrandon Barnes, Grand Valley State*Top Offensive LinemanDan Marshall, NorthwoodKyle Clement, NorthwoodBill Bourdlais, Ferris StateMatt Vanover, HillsdaleAnthony Adams, Grand Valley StateBrandon Carr, Grand Valley StateKurtis Hout, Ferris State

2005Josh Bourke, Grand Valley StateCarlton Brewster, Ferris StateDevin Conwell, AshlandNick Degg, NorthwoodJohn DiGiorgio, Saginaw Valley StateKeith Recker, Hillsdale

2004Whitney Bell, Ferris StateJoe Berger, Michigan Tech*Top Offensive LinemanMartel Foster, NorthwoodCorey Gonzales, Saginaw Valley StateLucius Hawkins, Grand Valley StateTodd Herremans, Saginaw Valley StateKeyonta Marshall, Grand Valley State*Defensive “MVP”Kevin Myers, Ferris StateJeff Thiel, MercyhurstRyan Wettstein, Northern MichiganChris Wilson, Northwood

2009 GLIAC Football Final StandingsConference Points Overall Points

Team W L T For Opp Pct W L T For Opp Pct1. Grand Valley St. #2 9 1 0 369 149 .900 13 2 0 538 266 .8672. Hillsdale #11 8 2 0 370 227 .800 10 3 0 461 302 .769

Saginaw Valley St. #19 8 2 0 299 200 .800 9 3 0 342 252 .7504. Northwood 7 3 0 276 213 .700 7 3 0 276 213 .7005. Findlay 6 4 0 235 186 .600 7 4 0 277 207 .636

Northern Mich. 6 4 0 316 161 .600 6 4 0 316 161 .600Ashland 6 4 0 292 277 .600 6 5 0 299 287 .545

8. Wayne State 5 5 0 291 307 .500 6 5 0 322 320 .5459. Indianapolis 3 7 0 168 231 .300 4 7 0 199 234 .36410. Michigan Tech 2 8 0 224 322 .200 2 8 0 224 322 .20011. Ferris State 0 10 0 88 388 .000 1 10 0 122 402 .09112. Tiffin 0 10 0 139 406 .000 0 11 0 153 440 .000# - AFCA D-II Ranking in Final 2009 poll.

2009 GLIAC Football Players-of-the-Week

(8/31) Charles Dowdell - SV(9/7) Troy Weatherhead - HC(9/14) Brad Iciek - GV(9/21) Joique Bell - WS(9/28) Vinnie Panizzi - HC(10/5) Joique Bell - WS

2009 Offensive Players of the Week

(10/12) Joe Horn - AU(10/19) Joique Bell - WS(10/26) Andre Holmes - HC(11/2) Joique Bell - WS(11/9) Brad Iciek - GV

(8/31) KyleFitzpatrick - FS(9/7) John Jacobs - SV(9/14) Quinton Scott - AU(9/21) Kenny Loney - WS(9/28) Joe Knopick - UF(10/5) Nathen Yelk - NM

2009 Defensive Players of the Week

(10/12) Nick Hixson - HC(10/19) J.T. Owens - UI(10/26) Danny Richard - GV(11/2) Brian Gamble - AU(11/9) John Jacobs - SV

Wayne State RB Joique Bell earned four GLIAC “Playerof the Week” awards en route to winning the Harlon HillAward as D-II’s top player in 2009.

SVSU LB John Jacobs was twice named GLIAC “Playerof the Week” in 2009. Jacobs was also tabbed 2009GLIAC “Defensive Back of the Year.”

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(8/31) Stan Thornton - WS(9/7) Pat Sijan - NU(9/14) Josh Renel - WS(9/21) Mark Petro - HC(9/28) Blake Smolen - GV(10/5) Tyler Cattelino - MT

2009 Special Teams Players of the Week

(10/12) Mark Petro - HC(10/19) Carlin Isles - AU(10/26) Cameron Stevens - UF(11/2) Joe Glendening - HC(11/9) Gregg Berkshire - AU

-GLIAC- -OVERALL-W L PF PA Pct. W L PF PA Pct.

1. Grand Valley State 9 0 377 1061.000 12 1 497 189 .9232. Ashland 8 1 416 258 .889 8 2 440 298 .8003. Hillsdale 7 3 401 235 .700 8 3 432 249 .7274. Ferris State# 6 4 278 299 .600 7 4 320 318 .636

Michigan Tech 6 4 287 266 .600 6 5 331 313 .5456. Indianapolis 5 5 311 285 .500 6 5 353 301 .545

Northwood 5 5 311 328 .500 5 5 311 328 .500Northern Michigan# 5 5 282 329 .500 5 5 282 329 .500

9. Findlay# 4 6 182 314 .400 5 6 202 314 .45510. Mercyhurst 3 7 332 415 .300 4 7 353 421 .364

Saginaw Valley State 3 7 292 206 .300 3 7 292 206 .30012. Wayne State 2 8 293 364 .200 3 8 335 383 .27313. Gannon# 1 9 124 481 .100 1 10 130 531 .091

# - SVSU forfeited victories


1. Grand Valley State 9 0 317 1021.000 13 0 434 159 1.0002. Northwood# 9 1 327 168 .900 10 2 399 220 .8333. Ashland 8 2 222 92 .800 9 2 252 107 .8184. Michigan Tech# 7 2 232 163 .778 7 2 232 163 .7785. Indianapolis# 6 4 167 188 .600 7 4 201 201 .6366. Hillsdale# 5 5 216 212 .500 6 5 240 229 .5457. Wayne State# 4 6 158 224 .400 4 6 158 224 .400

Ferris State# 4 6 251 311 .400 4 7 258 355 .3649. Gannon 3 7 181 335 .300 3 8 204 365 .273

Findlay# 3 7 205 329 .300 4 7 236 339 .364Northern Michigan# 3 7 231 394 .300 3 7 231 394 .300Mercyhurst# 3 7 220 341 .300 3 7 220 341 .300

13.Saginaw Valley State 0 10 272 130 .000 0 13 344 191 .000# - SVSU forfeited victories


1. Grand Valley State 10 0 409 126 1.000 11 1 462 152 .9172. Ashland 8 2 376 278 .800 9 4 452 383 .6923. Michigan Tech 7 3 295 301 .700 8 3 321 322 .727

Wayne State 7 3 208 151 .700 8 3 222 161 .727Saginaw Valley State 7 3 262 224 .700 7 3 262 224 .700

6. Hillsdale 6 4 265 230 .600 7 4 314 236 .6367. Ferris State 5 5 168 216 .500 6 5 182 228 .5458. Indianapolis 4 6 246 242 .400 5 6 286 256 .4559. Northern Michigan 2 8 208 320 .200 2 8 208 320 .200

Northwood 2 8 215 310 .200 2 8 215 310 .20011. Findlay 1 9 186 275 .100 2 9 212 275 .182

Tiffin 1 9 203 368 .100 1 10 215 382 .091OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS

Sept. 2 Steve Short, MTU Parris Burt, TU Dante Dunn, WSUSept. 8 Matt Root, TU Jake Visser, FSU Dante Dunn, WSUSept. 15 Bill Cundiff, AU Parris Burt, TU Mark Petro, HCSept. 22 Phil Milbrath, MTU Tom Brenner, AU Mark Petro, HCSept. 29 Brad Iciek, GVSU Chad Wilson, FSU Dante Dunn, WSUOct. 6 Craig Jenkins, UI Alex Wojcik, HC Eric Schweller, HCOct. 13 Kyle Parrish, FSU Dan Skuta, GVSU Dawon Harvey, AUOct. 20 James Berezik, GVSU Jeremy Jones, WSU Alan Dunson, AUOct. 27 Brad Iciek, GVSU Nathan Yelk, NMU Jim Yates, FSUNov. 3 Joique Bell, WSU Drew Berube, HC Gregg Berkshire, AUNov. 10 James Berezik, GVSU Matt Black, SVSU Carlin Isles, AU

Past Standings and Players-of-the-Week

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 4 Joique Bell, WSU Charleston Hughes, NU David Chudzinski, WSUSept. 11 Justin Russell, UI John Jacobs, SVSU Jon Horn, NUSept. 18 Joique Bell, WSU Antraz Burton, NU Richard Stokes, MCSept. 25 Torris Childs, NU John Jacobs, SVSU Brandon Hill, MCOct. 2 Shawn Grigg, FSU Bryan Klett, MTU Todd Carter, GVSUOct. 9 Kyle Kolbe, NU Jared Kell, HC David Chudzinski, WSUOct. 16 Joique Bell, WSU Anthony Adams, GVSU David Chudzinski, WSUOct. 23 Lee Marana, MTU Anthony Adams, GVSU Dante Dunn, WSUOct. 30 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU Mike McFadden, GVSU Kyle Mossbrucker, UINov. 6 Mark Bossuah, NMU Chris Smilo, WSU Ronald Keels, GUNov. 13 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU Kyle Clement, NU Matt Black, SVSU

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSAug. 29 Lee Marana, MTU Kevin Scott, GU Chad Gurica, HCSept. 5 Brad Anderson, NMU Chad Kurian, NMU Roland Hamilton, UFSept.12 Buddy Rivera, NMU Jim Couretas, NMU Roland Hamilton, UFSept. 19 Logan Barnhart, SVSU Jon Horn, NU Kyle Marotz, NMUSept. 26 C.J. Van Wieren, FSU Alan Guy, WSU Bill Koenig, MTUOct. 3 Daryl Graham, MTU Jake Meikle, MTU Josh Eichler, FSUOct. 10 Vinnie Miroth, SVSU Anthony Adams, GVSU Nick Parker, UIOct. 17 Ryan Kaul, FSU Charleston Hughes, NU Nick Parker, UIOct. 24 Lee Marana, MTU James Kokrak, MC Matt Vanover, HCOct. 31 Kyle Kolbe, NU Antione Young, MTU Dustin Esslin, SVSUNov. 7 Jason Schwalm, AU Luke Busson, AU Kyle Marotz, NMU

2005


1. Grand Valley State 10 0 371 1461.000 15 0 533 283 1.0002. Northwood 8 2 269 170 .800 8 3 297 201 .7273. Ferris State 7 3 247 204 .700 8 3 278 217 .7274. Michigan Tech 6 4 236 192 .600 6 4 236 192 .600

Saginaw Valley State 6 4 269 241 .600 6 4 269 241 .600Wayne State 6 4 277 238 .600 6 5 287 255 .545

7. Indianapolis 5 5 257 214 .500 6 5 292 236 .545Hillsdale 5 5 244 237 .500 5 6 258 261 .455

9. Ashland 4 6 206 244 .400 4 6 206 244 .40010.Northern Michigan 3 7 234 333 .300 3 7 234 333 .300

Mercyhurst 3 7 221 282 .300 3 7 221 282 .30012.Findlay 1 9 92 218 .100 2 9 117 242 .182

Gannon 1 9 130 334 .100 1 10 133 349 .091

2007

2006

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 3 C.J. Van Wieren, FSU Brandon Carr, GVSU Mark Petro, HCSept. 10 Richard Stokes, MC Charlie Gleisner, MC Matt Vanover, HCSept. 17 Mark Nicolet, HC Josh Miller, SVSU Tyler Cattelino, MTUSept. 24 Bill Cundiff, AU Kirk Carruth, GVSU Jim Yates, FSUOct. 1 Brad Iciek, GVSU Dan Skuta, GVSU Jace Morrision, UIOct. 8 Casey Gillin, UI D. Volmering, SVSU Bobby Slowik, MTUOct. 15 Joel McDaniel, UF E. Schumacher, FSU Matt Vanover, HCOct. 22 Joique Bell, WSU Tom Korte, HC Anthony Leandri, NMUOct. 29 Mark Bossuah, NMU Asa Jenkins, NU Jeremy Burr, SVSUNov. 5 Aaron Waldie, HC D. Volmering, SVSU Jim Yates, FSUNov. 12 Dan Stiefel, SVSU Jake Visser, FSU Chris Kollias, NU

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2008

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 1 Randy Hutchison, WSU Cody Cramer, UF Jerriel Burrus, WSUSept. 8 Derek Fudge, FSU Devin Conwell, AU David Hendrix, GVSUSept. 15 Matt Kohn, UI Dustin Cole, GVSU Matt Regnery, GVSUSept. 22 Matt Kohn, UI Brandon Genwright, NMURobert Height, NUSept. 29 M. Tennessee, GVSU Chad Kurian, NMU Carlton Brewster, FSUOct. 6 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU Jared Bindel, UF D. Hallums, WSUOct. 13 Dan Mettlach, MTU Rob Keefe, MC Doug Daniel, NUOct. 20 Lee Marana, MTU Neil Baumgartner, SVSU Doug Daniel, NUOct. 27 Glenn Martinez, SVSU Derrick Phillips, GVSU Terrance Patrick, MCNov. 3 Jeff Dock, GVSU Devin Conwell, AU Toure Carter, AUNov. 10 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU Cody Cramer, UF Eric Houle, SVSUNov. 17 Glenn Martinez, SVSU Josh Mott, HC Scott Mackey, GVSU

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 3 Matt LaFleur, SVSU Chris Volz, UI Andrew Coster, NMUSept. 10 Curt Anes, GVSU Patrick Duke, HC Stephen Wayne, WSUSept. 17 James Randle, NMU Demons Bryan, SVSU Dennis Nisbet, UISept. 24 Tom Marsan, FSU Tony Roberson, MTU Eric Houle, SVSUOct. 1 Kevin Crooks, UF Ryan Brizendine, UI Clarence Coleman, FSUOct. 8 Curt Anes - GVSU Jason Battershell, SVSU Sterling Walker, WSUOct. 15 Dominique Moultrie, MTU Scott Mackey, GVSU Eric Houle, SVSUOct. 22 Curt Anes, GVSU Jackson Harris, UF Dennis Nisbet, UIOct. 29 Curt Anes, GVSU Dean Geer, NU Jeff Dettwiler, MTUNov. 5 David Kircus, GVSU Mike Oswald, NMU Matt Pifer, AUNov. 12 David Kircus, GVSU Nick Childers, UI Tom Perez, FSU

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1. Northwood 9 1 367 221 .900 10 2 409 259 .833Saginaw Valley State 9 1 315 249 .900 9 3 366 316 .750

3. Grand Valley State 7 3 310 248 .700 7 4 337 284 .6364. Northern Michigan 6 4 223 237 .600 6 5 247 272 .5455. Ashland 5 5 223 271 .500 6 5 247 288 .545

Michigan Tech 5 5 263 250 .500 5 5 263 250 .500Ferris State 5 5 285 232 .500 5 6 298 256 .455

8. Wayne State 4 6 292 321 .400 4 6 292 321 .400Mercyhurst 4 6 251 312 .400 4 7 257 326 .364

10. Indianapolis 2 8 272 306 .200 3 8 305 313 .273Hillsdale 2 8 188 214 .200 3 8 209 233 .273Findlay 2 8 152 280 .200 2 8 152 280 .200

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSSept 4 Mac McArdle, MC Todd DeVree, HC Clarence Coleman, FSUSept 11 Alex Kowalski, MTU Demons Bryan, SVSU Andrew Coster, NMUSept 18 Jeff Giesz, MTU Jason Bluck, NU Dominique Moultrie, MTUSept 25 Sleepie Tollie, NU DeRen Ellis, FSU Jason Chounard, SVSUOct. 2 Jason Charron, WSU Chirs Volz, UI Jason Chounard, SVSUOct. 9 Matt LaFleur, SVSU William Gray, GVSU Dominique Moultrie, MTUOct. 16 Jeremy Koger, GVSU Tim Mustapha, HC Dominique Moultrie, MTUOct. 23 David Kircus, GVSU Matt Wood, MTU Dennis Nisbet, UIOct. 30 Jason Martin, NU Derrick Thomas, WSU Sterling Walker, WSUNov. 6 Greg Dore, MC Tim Mustapha, HC Pat Williams, GVSUNov. 13 David Kircus, GVSU Adam Wheatley, SVSU Matt Pifer, AU

2000


1. Grand Valley State 9 0 528 1541.000 13 1 707 231 .9292. Saginaw Valley State 9 1 287 170 .900 11 2 381 256 .8463. Ferris State 7 3 250 214 .700 7 4 274 248 .6364. Indianapolis 6 4 244 210 .600 7 4 254 210 .6365. Ashland 5 5 265 256 .500 6 5 292 265 .545

Michigan Tech 5 5 297 350 .500 5 5 297 350 .5007. Northwood 3 6 250 251 .333 3 6 250 251 .333

Wayne State 3 6 203 355 .333 3 7 217 389 .3009. Northern Michigan 3 7 188 278 .300 4 7 215 302 .364

Hillsdale 3 7 251 289 .300 3 8 272 320 .273Findlay 3 7 200 314 .300 3 8 210 345 .273

12. Mercyhurst 2 7 177 299 .222 2 7 177 299 .222


1. Grand Valley State 9 0 431 1491.000 14 0 654 231 1.0002. Saginaw Valley State 8 2 409 184 .800 9 3 479 224 .750

Findlay 8 2 257 261 .800 9 2 294 295 .8184. Northwood 7 3 337 263 .700 7 4 350 310 .6365. Northern Michigan 6 4 270 280 .600 6 5 287 325 .5456. Ferris State 4 5 177 177 .444 5 5 210 198 .5007. Indianapolis 4 6 235 284 .400 5 6 276 287 .455

Hillsdale 4 6 291 273 .400 4 7 312 306 .3649. Michigan Tech 3 7 229 312 .300 3 7 229 312 .300

Wayne State 3 7 279 360 .300 3 8 279 394 .27311. Ashland 2 8 165 305 .200 2 9 191 334 .18212. Mercyhurst 1 9 143 375 .100 2 9 159 388 .182

2002


1. Saginaw Valley State 10 0 371 1541.000 12 1 437 187 .9232. Grand Valley State 9 1 426 149 .900 14 1 551 200 .9333. Northwood 6 4 293 220 .600 6 5 307 250 .5454. Ferris State 5 5 260 266 .500 6 5 285 286 .545

Findlay 5 5 174 239 .500 6 5 225 270 .545Indianapolis 5 5 243 361 .500 6 5 287 368 .545Michigan Tech 5 5 352 321 .500 5 5 352 321 .500

8. Mercyhurst 4 6 153 271 .400 5 6 183 292 .455Hillsdale 4 6 259 283 .400 4 7 279 308 .364

10. Northern Michigan 3 7 263 347 .300 3 8 263 409 .27311. Wayne State 2 8 223 333 .200 3 8 261 354 .27312. Ashland 2 8 167 240 .200 2 9 173 252 .182

2003

2001

2004-GLIAC- -OVERALL-

W L PF PA Pct. W L PF PA Pct.1. Northwood 9 1 431 206 .900 10 2 483 234 .833

Michigan Tech 9 1 393 145 .900 9 2 396 165 .8183. Grand Valley State 8 2 339 148 .800 10 3 380 187 .7694. Saginaw Valley State 7 3 354 177 .700 7 3 354 177 .7005. Ferris State 6 4 183 228 .600 6 5 183 273 .5456. Findlay 5 5 257 204 .500 6 5 297 225 .5457. Ashland 4 6 197 238 .400 5 6 245 245 .455

Mercyhurst 4 6 235 326 .400 4 7 249 384 .364Hillsdale 4 6 217 323 .400 4 7 230 338 .364

10. Gannon 3 7 272 340 .300 4 7 322 379 .364Indianapolis 3 7 225 306 .300 4 7 259 306 .364

12. Northern Michigan 2 8 194 368 .200 2 8 194 368 .20013. Wayne State 1 9 115 403 .100 1 9 115 403 .100

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSAug. 30 Darmel Whitfield, GU Jon Horn, NU Brendan McNicholas, GUSept. 6 Demonte Collins, GVSUNeil Harris, MC Brandon Langston, GVSUSept. 13 Dan Mettlach, MTU Devin Conwell, AU Ric Cottengim, SVSUSept. 20 Mark Radlinski, SVSU Charleston Hughes, NU Ben Bluemle, MCSept. 27 Lee Marana, MTU Whitney Bell, FSU Greg Gundersen, WSUOct. 4 Andrew Terry, FSU Allen Lattimore, AU Jeff Dembowske, NUOct. 11 Kelly Reed, NMU Kenneth Akridge, UI Scott Greene, GVSUOct. 18 Lee Marana, MTU John DiGiorgio, SVSU Nick Parker, UIOct. 25 Lee Marana, MTU Martel Foster, NU Roland Hamilton, UFNov. 1 Antwan Hart, AU Matt Britton, HC Austin Wellock, AUNov. 8 Chris Gruse, NU Marcus Spence, GVSU Bobby Belmonte, SVSU

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 3 Joe Johnson, MTU Jackson Harris, UF Andy Campbell, UFSept. 9 Derek Fudge, FSU Scott Mackey, GVSU Vinny Repucci, MCSept. 16 Robert Cambell, UF Brandon Genwright, NMU Harry Garland, UFSept. 23 Joe Johnson, MTU Anderw Bonk, MTU Andy Campbell, UFSept. 30 Curt Anes, GVSU John DiGiorgio, SVSU Kyle Marotz, NMUOct. 7 Jason Martin, NU Mike Oswald, NMU Andrew Wellock, AUOct. 14 Matt LaFleur, SVSU Pat Cavanaugh, SVSU Matt Menchinger, HCOct. 21 Randy Hutchinson, WSU Orlando Williams, GVSU Terrance Banks, GVSUOct. 28 Kyle Swenor, NMU Jason Feasel, FSU Carlton Brewster, FSUNov. 4 Craig Duppong, WSU Dustin Daniels, MTU Scott Mackey, GVSUNov. 11 Curt Anes, GVSU Qasim Basir, WSU Nick Parker, UINov. 18 Curt Anes, GVSU Brett Marrs, UI Robert Height, NU


-MIFC- -OVERALL-W L T PF PA W L T PF PA

1. Ferris State 10 0 0 380 200 12 1 0 440 2802. Grand Valley State 8 2 0 382 183 8 3 0 407 2113. Northern Michigan 7 3 0 230 179 7 3 0 230 179

Saginaw Valley State 7 3 0 359 234 7 3 0 359 234Hillsdale 7 3 0 269 126 7 4 0 283 147

6. Michigan Tech 5 5 0 308 268 5 5 0 308 268St. Francis 5 5 0 156 206 5 6 0 159 251

8. Indianapolis 3 7 0 99 266 3 8 0 109 304Wayne State 3 7 0 166 290 3 8 0 166 311

10. Ashland 2 8 0 150 261 2 8 0 150 261Northwood 2 8 0 175 297 2 8 0 175 297

12. Saint Joseph’s 1 9 0 151 315 1 9 0 151 315

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 2 Diriki Mose, Grand Valley St. Scott Elwer, HillsdaleSept. 9 Kwame McKinnon, Grand Valley St. Jovan Dewitt, Northern Mich.Sept. 16 Robert Reeves, Saginaw Valley St. Tim Postema, Grand Valley St.Sept. 23 Kwame McKinnon, Grand Valley St. Ted Liette, IndianapolisSept. 30 Bill Love, Ferris State Mike Brooks, Ferris State

Matt Johnson, Michigan TechOct. 7 Bill Love, Ferris State Paul Siembida, Grand Valley St.Oct. 14 D’Ar Destrampe, Saginaw Valley St. Justin Miller, St. FrancisOct. 21 Darnell Jamison, Grand Valley St. Joe Bourcier, Northern Mich.Oct. 28 Jamon Buggs, Saint Joseph’s Gavin Pike, HillsdaleNov. 4 Bill Love, Ferris State Chris Kusmierski, Saginaw Valley St.Nov. 11 Chris Pulliams, Ferris State Ron Adkins, Wayne State

1995

-MIFC- -OVERALL-W L PF PA W L PF PA

1. Ferris State 9 1 289 163 10 2 334 2092. Grand Valley State 8 2 258 146 8 3 272 1653. Northern Michigan 7 3 279 201 7 3 279 201

Saginaw Valley State 7 3 269 157 7 3 269 1575. Hillsdale 6 4 164 145 6 5 185 1806. Northwood 5 5 216 243 6 5 242 2607. Ashland 4 6 155 176 4 7 158 2148. Indianapolis 3 7 147 220 4 7 175 2419. St. Francis 2 8 170 262 3 8 211 262

Michigan Tech 2 8 181 317 2 8 181 317Wayne State 2 8 130 228 2 9 144 273

OFFENSE DEFENSEAug. 31 Sean Wynn, Hillsdale Kelly Snell, Ferris StateSept. 7 Don Church, Ashland Shawn Stevenson, St. FrancisSept. 14 Jeremy Wilkinson, Northern Mich. Kelly Chisholm, Ferris StateSept. 21 Doug Kochanski, Grand Valley State Matt Potter, Grand Valley StateSept. 28 Jason Ross, Hillsdale Kelly Snell, Ferris StateOct. 5 Mo Harris, Ferris State Darryl Stolarczyk, Michigan TechOct. 12 Matt Geesman, Hillsdale Bubba Harris, AshlandOct. 19 Matt Hoard, Northern Mich. Joe Stranaly, Saginaw Valley StateOct. 26 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State Chris Fichtner, AshlandNov. 2 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State Kelly Snell, Ferris StateNov. 9 Chris George, Wayne State Chad Neal, IndianapolisNov. 16 Matt Hoard, Northern Mich. Matt Potter, Grand Valley State


1. Ashland 9 1 246 117 9 2 266 147Grand Valley State 9 1 311 216 9 2 330 237

3. Saginaw Valley State 8 2 401 202 9 2 457 2094. Indianapolis 7 3 236 191 8 3 262 2045. Northern Michigan 6 4 245 244 7 4 269 2516. Hillsdale 4 6 174 213 4 7 191 2347. Ferris State 3 7 222 243 3 7 222 243

Northwood 3 7 305 316 3 7 305 316Wayne State 3 7 209 308 3 8 209 330

10. Michigan Tech 2 8 244 351 2 8 244 35111. St. Francis 1 9 195 387 2 9 .256 399

OFFENSE DEFENSEAug. 30 Tom Tyson, Northwood Gerald Harrison, AshlandSept. 6 Jeff Klopf, Saginaw Valley State Ray Smith, AshlandSept. 13 Bruce Calhoun, Grand Valley State Jeremy Davis, Saginaw Valley StateSept. 20 Jeff Klopf, Saginaw Valley State Bubba Harris, AshlandSept. 27 Bruce Calhoun, Grand Valley State Ken Harden, IndianapolisOct. 4 Mark Molk, Ashland Tony Hawk, Wayne StateOct. 11 Tim Neelands, Saginaw Valley State Brian Pinks, Northern Mich.Oct. 18 Domonique Moultrie, Mich. Tech Scott Duncan, HillsdaleOct. 25 Kyle Keefer, Hillsdale Scott Duncan, HillsdaleNov. 1 Mo Harris, Ferris State Joe Pfankuch, Northern Mich.Nov. 8 Matt Otero, Ashland Brian Pinks, Northern Mich.Nov. 15 Tim Neelands, Saginaw Valley State Anthony Gary, Grand Valley State

1997


1. Grand Valley State 9 1 403 245 9 3 478 2962. Saginaw Valley State 8 2 444 214 9 2 467 222

Indianapolis 8 2 320 179 8 2 320 1794. Ashland 7 3 317 247 7 3 317 247

Northwood 7 3 387 326 7 3 387 3266. Northern Michigan 5 5 216 204 6 5 240 218

Findlay 5 5 283 282 5 5 283 282Mercyhurst 5 5 248 318 5 5 248 318Ferris State 5 5 345 329 5 6 355 346

10. Michigan Tech 4 6 263 316 4 6 263 31611. Hillsdale 3 7 215 242 3 8 228 25512. Westminster 2 8 166 250 3 8 208 261

Wayne State 2 8 166 297 2 9 205 33814. St. Francis 0 10 100 424 0 11 103 471

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 7 Bryan Wedan, Michigan Tech Ted Liette, IndianapolisSept. 14 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State Nick Roberts, WestminsterSept. 21 Shandron Tollie, Northwood Chris Fichtner, AshlandSept. 28 Shandron Tollie, Northwood Brian Woll, AshlandOct. 5 Craig Cothron, Indianapolis Tony Johnson, NorthwoodOct. 12 Mark Molk, Ashland Lamar King, Saginaw Valley StateOct. 19 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State Delano Smith, AshlandOct. 26 Mo Harris, Ferris State Keith Swanson, Mercyhurst

Ron Hunter, NorthwoodNov. 2 Jeff Klopf, Saginaw Valley State Jason Carpenter, Wayne StateNov. 9 Marlion Jackson, Sag. Valley State Joe Pfankuch, Northern Mich.Nov. 16 Donald Church, Ashland Luke Miljour, Northern Mich.

1998

1996

1999-MIFC- -OVERALL-

W L PF PA W L PF PA1. Northwood 7 2 282 213 8 2 331 213

Ferris State 7 2 438 207 7 3 473 2623. Ashland 7 3 280 187 7 3 280 1874. Hillsdale 6 3 231 237 8 3 300 254

Northern Michigan 6 3 275 189 6 4 275 2186. Michigan Tech 6 4 197 247 6 4 197 2477. Indianapolis 5 4 171 135 7 4 220 169

Grand Valley State 5 4 239 238 5 5 259 2739. Mercyhurst 4 5 246 257 5 5 280 277

Saginaw Valley State 4 5 265 321 4 6 272 36211. Westminster 2 8 157 237 3 8 209 237

Findlay 2 8 158 293 2 8 158 29313. Wayne State 0 10 186 364 0 11 201 387

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 5 Justin Gibson, Mercyhurst Todd DeVree, HillsdaleSept. 12 Bryan Hieber, Findlay Tony Theobald, NorthwoodSept. 19 Garrett Small, Saginaw Valley State Scott Platz, MercyhurstSept. 26 Mo Harris, Ferris State B.J. Davis, AshlandOct. 3 Kyle Keefer, Hillsdale Andy Nicholas, Michigan TechOct. 10 Marlion Jackson, Saginaw Valley St. Kevin Templemen, IndianapolisOct. 17 James Randle, Northern Mich. Tony Johnson, NorthwoodOct. 24 Mo Harris, Ferris State Charlie Pierson, Ferris StateOct. 31 Sleepie Tollie, Northwood William Gray, Grand Valley StateNov. 7 Marquis Tolliver, Indianapolis Tony Theobald, NorthwoodNov. 14 Matt McCarthy, Ferris State Nick Sturm, Michigan Tech

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1990-MIFC- -OVERALL-

W L T PF PA W L T PF PA1. Grand Valley State 9 1 0 371 118 10 2 0 412 1622. Ashland 7 3 0 224 130 7 3 1 247 153

Hillsdale 7 3 0 273 153 7 4 0 286 1744. Ferris State 5 4 1 215 184 6 4 1 245 203

Northern Michigan 5 4 1 241 222 5 4 1 241 222Butler 5 4 1 157 134 5 5 1 167 148

7. Saginaw Valley State 5 5 0 214 195 6 5 0 247 2038. Indianapolis 3 6 1 211 269 3 6 1 211 2699. Wayne State 3 7 0 185 265 3 7 0 185 265

Saint Joseph’s 3 7 0 133 281 3 7 0 133 28111. Valparaiso 1 9 0 97 370 1 9 0 97 370—Standings include Saginaw Valley State’s forfeit to Saint Joseph’s

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 1 Jeff Mitchell, Indianapolis Robert Oginsky, HillsdaleSept. 8 Eric Lynch, Grand Valley State Aaron Vermilion, ButlerSept. 15 Delbert Littlejohn, Ferris State Mark Maddox, Northern Mich.Sept. 22 Paul Kroll, Wayne State Charles Sippial, Grand Valley St.Sept. 29 Jason Cornell, Northern Mich. Tim Eloe, ValparaisoOct. 6 Marcus Lee, Ashland Jim Cramer, Grand Valley St.Oct. 13 Ron Kiolbassa, Butler Robb Cook, Saginaw Valley St.Oct. 20 Mike Panasuk, Ferris State Robert Bell, Grand Valley St.Oct. 27 Jeff Cameron, Hillsdale Matt Brace, Saint Joseph’sNov. 3 Brett Mullins, Saginaw Valley State Jerry Pianto, ButlerNov. 10 Gary Stewart, Northern Mich. Monty Brown, Ferris St.


1. Butler 9 1 0 243 71 9 2 0 259 972. Ashland 8 2 0 239 100 9 2 0 290 110

Grand Valley State 8 2 0 277 113 9 3 0 313 1664. Saginaw Valley State 5 5 0 181 163 6 5 0 191 170

Ferris State 5 5 0 161 185 5 6 0 174 218Hillsdale 5 5 0 203 144 5 6 0 203 150

7. Saint Joseph’s 4 6 0 143 211 4 6 0 143 211Wayne State 4 6 0 177 271 4 6 0 177 271

9. Northern Michigan 3 6 1 130 245 3 6 1 130 24510. Indianapolis 2 8 0 129 211 2 8 0 129 21111. Valparaiso 1 8 1 104 273 1 8 1 104 273

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 7 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale Kevin Johnson, ButlerSept. 14 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Mich. Hardie Farr, Grand Valley StateSept. 21 Todd Evans, Ferris State Weylin Stewart, ButlerSept. 28 Jack Hull, Grand Valley State Jason Evans, ValparaisoOct. 5 Jim Miron, Saginaw Valley State Kevin Johnson, ButlerOct. 12 Anthony Evans, Grand Valley State Alan Pitts, Saginaw Valley StateOct. 19 Kevin Kimble, Butler Bill Royce, AshlandOct. 26 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Mich. Matt Brace, Saint Joseph’sNov. 2 Kevin Dixson, Wayne State Kevin Johnson, ButlerNov. 9 John Sanders, Grand Valley State Kevin Johnson, ButlerNov. 16 Jon Hill, Butler Monty Brown, Ferris State

1991


1. Ferris State 8 2 0 243 105 10 3 0 308 165Hillsdale 8 2 0 287 140 9 2 0 311 147Butler 8 2 0 254 126 8 2 0 254 126Grand Valley State 8 2 0 222 174 8 3 0 249 219

5. Ashland 7 3 0 227 107 8 3 0 264 1386. Saginaw Valley State 6 4 0 190 136 7 4 0 221 1487. Wayne State 3 7 0 145 234 4 7 0 166 234

Valparaiso 3 7 0 109 307 3 8 0 130 3459. Indianapolis 1 8 1 144 311 1 8 1 144 311

Saint Joseph’s 1 8 1 151 220 1 8 1 151 22011. Northern Michigan 1 9 0 124 237 1 9 0 124 237

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 5 Joe Gough, Wayne State Steve Quellhorst, HillsdaleSept. 12 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale Sam Hohler, AshlandSept. 19 Vance Kinney, Ashland Scott Krzeminski, ValparaisoSept. 26 Jamarl Eiland, Grand Valley State Jeff Hammis, Saginaw Valley St.Oct. 3 Jamarl Eiland, Grand Valley State Monty Brown, Ferris StateOct. 10 Bill Schafer, Saginaw Valley State Jerry Klekotka, HillsdaleOct. 17 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale Joe Golaszewski, Wayne StateOct. 24 Keith Weaver, Ashland Shayne Snider, ValparaisoOct. 31 Brian Tazic, Grand Valley State Dan Mangeot, ButlerNov. 7 Jason Stahl, Butler Monty Brown, Ferris State

Aubrey McCoy, Saint Joseph’sNov. 14 Jamarl Eiland, Grand Valley State Rich Eash, Ferris State

1992


1. Ferris State 8 0 2 315 122 9 1 2 359 1592. Ashland 8 2 0 222 100 9 2 0 252 1093. Grand Valley State 6 2 2 268 193 6 3 2 271 2274. Hillsdale 6 3 1 244 143 7 3 1 273 1505. Northern Michigan 5 4 1 196 228 5 4 1 196 2286. Wayne State 5 5 0 224 237 6 5 0 251 249

St. Francis 5 5 0 218 204 5 6 0 241 2478. Saginaw Valley State 4 6 0 172 255 4 7 0 179 2769. Northwood 2 7 1 109 282 3 7 1 131 303

10. Saint Joseph’s 1 8 1 117 237 1 8 1 117 23711. Indianapolis 1 9 0 154 238 2 9 0 188 259

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 4 Mark Friday, Wayne State Mike Brooks, Ferris StateSept. 11 Paul Myszka, St. Francis Chris Holloway, Northern Mich.Sept. 18 Eric Stover, Grand Valley State Tim Morris, Wayne StateSept. 25 Jim Kurlinski, Northwood Tony Butler, AshlandOct. 2 Keith Weaver, Ashland David Nelson, Ferris StateOct. 9 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale Bill Royce, AshlandOct. 16 Jim Kurlinski, Northwood Mike Balog, Saint Joseph’s

Dan McLean, Grand Valley StateOct. 23 Mike Doherty, Hillsdale Sam Hohler, AshlandOct. 30 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale Ed Philion, Ferris StateNov. 6 Tyree Dye, Ferris State Jim Lenz, Ferris StateNov. 13 Joe Gough, Wayne State Tim Bless, Indianapolis

1993


1. Ferris State 10 0 0 305 157 11 1 0 365 2182. Grand Valley State 8 2 0 327 169 8 4 0 387 2393. Hillsdale 7 3 0 355 127 7 4 0 383 1584. Ashland 6 4 0 248 165 6 4 0 248 165

Saginaw Valley State 6 4 0 294 220 6 4 0 294 220Wayne State 6 4 0 212 238 6 5 0 225 256

7. Northern Michigan 5 5 0 238 200 5 5 0 238 2008. Michigan Tech 3 7 0 188 281 4 7 0 208 287

Saint Joseph’s 3 7 0 168 203 4 7 0 184 20910. Indianapolis 2 7 1 145 315 2 7 1 145 315

Northwood 2 7 1 128 351 2 7 1 128 35112. St. Francis 1 9 0 121 303 1 10 0 121 362—Standings include Northern Michigan’s forfeit to Wayne State

OFFENSE DEFENSESept. 3 Joe Gough, Wayne State Scott Babjak, Saint Joseph’sSept. 10 Anthony Frederick, Wayne State Joe Pappas, Ferris StateSept. 17 Youssef Sareini, Grand Valley State Justin Gluesing, Northern Mich.Sept. 24 Tyree Dye, Ferris State Tim Postema, Grand Valley StateOct. 1 Bill Love, Ferris State Pat James, AshlandOct. 8 Kwame McKinnon, Grand Valley St. Matt Porter, IndianapolisOct. 15 Robert Reeves, Saginaw Valley St. Scott Elwer, HillsdaleOct. 22 Spencer Calhoun, Grand Valley St. Scott Elwer, HillsdaleOct. 29 Greg Younger, Hillsdale Sam Hohler, AshlandNov. 5 Tyree Dye, Ferris State Jamie Lay, Grand Valley StateNov. 12 Darnell Jamison, Grand Valley St. Eric Stevens, Ferris State

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The Record BookIndividual Single-Game, Season and Career Records

Conference Games OnlyRUSHINGMost Attempts

Game 6 2 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Michigan vs. WSU, 10-26-91Season 344 Joe Gough, Wayne State, 1994Career 1,086 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Most Net YardsGame 410 Andrew Terry, Ferris State vs. Findlay, 10-2-04

Season 1,955 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006Career 6,350 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Most TDsGame 6 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech vs. Northwood, 10-16-04

Season 2 7 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2009Career 8 4 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Longest RushGame 97 Phil Martin*, Hillsdale vs. SVSU, 9-25-04

Chris Pulliams*, Ferris State vs. SVSU, 11-11-95Longest Rush TD

Game 97 Phil Martin, Hillsdale vs. SVSU, 9-25-04Chris Pulliams, Ferris State vs. SVSU, 11-11-95

Most Net Yards by FullbackGame 258 Joe Gough, Wayne State vs. Indianapolis, 9-5-92

Season 1,216 Joe Gough, Wayne State, 1992Career 2,571 Tim Neelands, Saginaw Valley State, 1995-98

Most Net Yards by QuarterbackGame 268 Jeff Klopf, Saginaw Valley State vs. MT, 9-20-97

Season 1,128 Jeff Klopf, Saginaw Valley State, 1997Career 2,908 Kyle Kolbe, Northwood, 2003-06

Most Net Yards Combined Two PlayersGame 455 Andrew Terry (410) & Jermaine Jones (45), Ferris State

vs. Findlay, 10-2-04Season 2,136 Joique Bell (1,955) & Chris Middlebrooks (181), WSU,2006

Most Net Yards by FreshmanGame 317 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs MC, 9-16-06

Season 1,955 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006PASSINGMost Attempts

Game 71 Mac McArdle, Mercyhurst vs. Michigan Tech, 9-09-00Season 406 Matt McCarthy, Ferris State, 1998Career 1,054 Kevin Kreinhagen, Indianapolis, 1995-98

Most CompletionsGame 39 Matt Kohn, Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03

Matt McCarthy, Ferris State vs. Hillsdale, 10-30-99Season 237 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State, 1998Career 587 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Most InterceptionsGame 5 Cullen Finnerty, Grand Valley St. vs. NU, 10-23-04

5 Kyle Park, Ferris State vs. Mercyhurst, 10-14-00Season 2 1 Mac McArdle, Mercyhurst, 2000Career 4 5 Brian VanderLuitgaren, St. Francis, 1994-97

Most Net YardsGame 645 Matt Kohn, Indinapoils vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03

Season 3,229 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley State, 1998Career 8,600 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Most TDsGame 8 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State, 10-06-01

Season 4 3 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 2001Career 9 1 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Highest Pass Completion Percentage (minimum 15 attempts per game)Game .900 Cullen Finnerty (18-20), Grand Valley St. vs. UI, 11-8-03

Season .690 Curt Anes (177-248), Grand Valley St., 2001#.714 Pat Riepma, Hillsdale, 1981

Career .619 Curt Anes (587-949), Grand Valley St., 1996-98Highest Pass Efficiency Rating (minimum 15 attempts)

Game 316.90 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State vs. Mercyhurst, 10-20-01Season 220.49 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 2001Career 165.2 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Longest PassGame 9 9 Greg Younger to Marty Walsh*, Hillsdale vs. USF, 9-10-94

Rob Rayl to John Unger*, Valparaiso vs. Hillsdale, 9-12-92Longest Pass TD

Game 9 9 Greg Younger to Marty Walsh, Hillsdale vs. USF, 9-10-94Rob Rayl to John Unger, Valparaiso vs. Hillsdale, 9-12-92

Most Net Yards Combined Two PlayersGame 525 B.J. Schlicher (461) & Andy Owen (64), Indianapolis

vs.SVSU, 9-23-00Season 3,186 Matt McCarthy (3,143) & Kyle Park (43), FS, 1998

Most Net Yards by FreshmanGame 461 B.J. Schlicher, Indianapolis vs. SVSU, 9-23-00

Season 2,324 B.J. Schlicher, Indianapolis, 2000RECEIVINGMost Receptions

Game 1 5 Three tied, latest:Carlton Brewster, Ferris State vs. Ashland, 9-4-04

Season 8 9 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 2000Career 291 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998-2001

Most Net YardsGame 264 Ron Hunter, Northwood vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-24-98

Season 1,441 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 2000Career 4,594 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998-2001

Most TDs 5 Aaron Waldie, Hillsdale at Findlay, 11/3/07Game 5 David Kircus, Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State, 10-06-01

Season 2 6 David Kircus, Grand Valley State, 2001Career 5 7 David Kircus, Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Most Net Yards Combined Two PlayersGame 377 Cesare Manning (246) & Rob Mager (131), Indianapolis vs.

Michigan Tech, 9-20-03Season 1,867 Clarence Coleman (1,025) & Neal Mozdzierz (842), Ferris

State, 1999Most Net Yards by Running/Fullback

Game 148 Jason McGlone, Northern Michigan vs. WS, 11-2-96Season 416 Steve Lee, Wayne State, 1990

Career 879 Matt Bachara, St. Francis, 1993-96Most Net Yards by Freshman

Game 264 Ron Hunter, Northwood vs. SVSU, 10-24-98Season 994 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998*—Scoring plays# - Record set while playing in first GLIAC Football Conferece (1973-1989)

Grand Valley State QBCurt Anes set severalGLIAC records in hiscareer (1999-2002). Heset the league careermark for Passing NetYards (8,600) and TotalOffense Net Yards(9,746). He also holdsGLIAC records forTouchdown Passes in agame (8), season (43),and career (91). Anesset the GLIAC andNCAA-II record forPass Efficiency Ratingfor a season in 2001 witha 220.49 rating.

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The Record BookFIELD GOALSMost Made (Attempts)

Game 6 Austin Wellock (6), Ashland vs. WSU, 10-05-02Season 1 8 Doc Proctor (26), Ferris State, 1998Career 4 7 Eric Houle (69), Saginaw Valley State, 2000-03

Most Attempted (Made)Game 6 Austin Wellock (6), Ashland vs. WSU, 10-05-02

Doc Proctor (5), Ferris State vs. NMU, 10-3-98Season 2 8 Eric Houle (19), Saginaw Valley State, 2003Career 6 9 Eric Houle (47), Saginaw Valley State, 2000-03

Longest FGGame 62 Doc Proctor, Ferris State vs. Michigan Tech, 10-23-99

Highest Completion Percentage (minimum 8 attempts)Season .929 David Chudzinski (13-14), Wayne State, 2006Career .750 Steve Foster (6-8), Hillsdale, 1990-91

PUNTINGMost Attempts

Game 1 3 Trey Fogg, Ashland vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-9-93Matt LaTour, Northern Michigan vs. FS, 10-2-93Rob Rayl, Valparaiso vs. Ferris State, 10-10-92

# Steve Kaplan, SVSU vs. Hillsdale, 9-11-75Season 8 4 Jim Schuler, Mercyhurst, 2004Career 281 Jim Schuler, Mercyhurst, 2001-04

Most Gross YardsGame 531 Matt LaTour, Northern Michigan vs. FS, 10-2-93

Season 3,596 Jim Schuler, Mercyhurst, 2004Career 10,961 Jim Schuler, Mercyhurst, 2001-04

Longest PuntGame 89 Ryan Wettstein, Northern Michigan vs. UF, 10-13-01

Highest Punting Average (minimum 5 punts)Game 50.4 Ron White (5-252), Butler vs. Wayne State, 10-6-90

Season 44.9 Matt Vanover (32-1,436), Hillsdale, 2007Career 41.53 Nick Parker (87-3,613), Indianapolis, 2002-04

TOTAL OFFENSEMost Plays

Game 86 Mac McAdle, Mercyhurst vs. Michigan Tech, 9-09-00Season 563 Darmel Whitfield, Gannon, 2004Career 1,376 Brian VanderLuitgaren, St. Francis, 1994-97

Most Net YardsGame 652 Matt Kohn, Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03

Season 3,352 Bill Cundiff, Ashland, 2008Career 9,746 Curt Anes, Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Highest Per Play Average (minimum 12 plays)Game 16.6 Rusty Setzer (12-199), Grand Valley St. vs. SJC, 9-04-93

Season 10.0 Curt Anes (333-3,347), Grand Valley St., 2001Career 7.3 Cullen Finnerty (1,253-9,148) Grand Valley St. 2003-06

Jack Hull (573-4,177), Grand Valley St., 1990-91Highest Per Game Average (minimum 8 games)Season 371.9 Curt Anes (9-3,347) Grand Valley State, 2001Career 314.8 Darmel Whitfield (3,148-10), Gannon, 2004

ALL-PURPOSE YARDSMost Plays

Game 6 3 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Michigan vs. WSU, 10-26-91Season 352 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Michigan, 1991Career 1,183 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Most Net YardsGame 412 Andrew Terry, Ferris State vs. Findlay, 10-2-04

Season 2,352 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006Career 7,621 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Highest Per Play Average (minimum 12 plays)Game 26.0 Craig Cothron (14-364), Indianapolis vs. NU, 10-10-98

Season 27.7 Jermaine Bell (15-415), Ferris State, 1994Career 33.4 David Richmond (14-467), Saginaw Valley State, 1990-92

Highest Per Game Average (minimum 8 games)Season 235.2 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006Career 190.5 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

SCORINGTotal Points

Game 36 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. Ferris State, 10-17-0936 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. Ashland, 10-3-0936 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech vs. Northwood, 10-16-04

Season 180 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2009Career 546 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Highest Scoring Average (minimum 8 games)Season 18.0 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2009Career 13.6 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-09

Total TouchdownsGame 6 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. Ferris State, 10-17-09

6 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. Ashland, 10-3-096 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech vs. Northwood, 10-16-04

Season 3 0 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2009Career 9 1 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-08

Total Touchdowns Responsible ForGame 8 Curt Anes (0-8), Grand Valley State vs. FSU, 10-06-01

Season 4 7 Curt Anes (4-43), Grand Valley State, 2001Career 104 Curt Anes (13-91), Grand Valley State, 1999-02

Extra-Point Kicks MadeGame 1 1 Kevin Sonntag, Grand Valley State vs. WSU, 11-03-01

Season 6 7 Kevin Sonntag, Grand Valley State, 2001Career 171 Doug Daniel, Northwood, 2002-05

Two-Point Conversions MadeGame 1 Several tied

Season 4 Brad Buza, St. Francis, 1997Career 4 Brad Buza, St. Francis, 1995-97

Brian VanderLuitgaren, St. Francis, 1994-97D’Ar Destrampe, Saginaw Valley State, 1993-96

Kicking Points ScoredGame 1 8 Austin Wellock (6 FG), Ashland vs. WSU, 10-05-02

Doug Kochanski (5 FG-3 ExP), GVSU vs. FSU, 9-21-96Season 100 Eric Houle, Saginaw Valley St. (19 FG-43 PAT), 2003Career 308 Eric Houle, Saginaw Valley St. (47 FG-167 PAT), 2000-03

PUNT RETURNSMost Returns

Game 12 David Nelson, Ferris State vs. NMU, 10-2-93Season 4 7 David Nelson, Ferris State, 1993Career 107 Jason Chounard, Saginaw Valley State, 2000-03

Most Net YardsGame 240 David Nelson, Ferris State vs. NMU, 10-2-93

Season 565 David Nelson, Ferris State, 1993Career 1,321 Jason Chounard, Saginaw Valley State, 2000-03

Most TDsGame 2 Craig Cothron, Indianapolis vs. Northwood, 10-10-98

Season 2 Ben Bluemle, Mercyhurst, 2004Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1999; 2001Brian Dolph, Saginaw Valley State, 1998Craig Cothron, Indianapolis, 1998Brian Pinks, Northern Michigan, 1997Diriki Mose, Grand Valley State, 1995Nate Bush, Wayne State, 1993

Career 5 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998-2001Highest Return Average (minimum 3 returns)

Game 55.0 Craig Cothron (3-165), Indianapolis vs. NU, 10-10-98Season 23.2 Jason Chounard (18-417),Saginaw Valley State, 2000Career 25.7 Keno Young (7-180), Saginaw Valley State, 1996-97

Longest Punt ReturnGame 9 1 Sterling Walker, Wayne State vs. Indianapolis, 10-28-00

Longest Punt Return TDGame 9 1 Sterling Walker, Wayne State vs. Indianapolis, 10-28-00

*—Scoring plays# - Record set while playing in first GLIAC Football Conferece (1973-1989)

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The Record BookKICKOFF RETURNSMost Returns

Game 9 Jason Barr, Ashland vs. Grand Valley State, 9-23-95Season 3 1 Paul Ferguson, Valparaiso, 1990

Career 115 Dominique Moultrie, 1997-98, 2000-01Most Net Yards

Game 208 Ozzie Young, Valparaiso vs. Hillsdale, 9-14-91#241 Dan King, Saginaw Valley State vs. GVSU, 11-13-82

Season 770 Dominique Moultrie, Michigan Tech, 1998Career 2,626 Dominique Moultrie, 1997-98, 2000-01

Most TDsGame 1 1 9 tied

Season 3 Chad Gurica, Hillsdale, 2005Billy Cook, Grand Valley State, 1998

Career 4 Chad Gurica, Hillsdale, 2002-05Highest Return Average (minimum 3 returns)

Game 61.0 Phil Williams (3-183), Saint Joseph’s vs. WS, 10-27-90Season 40.0 Terrence Henton (3-120), Ashland, 1996Career 33.1 Billy Cook (24-794), Grand Valley State, 1997-98

Longest Kickoff ReturnGame 9 9 Frank Stanford*, Saginaw Valley State vs. WC, 10-10-98

Deyea Jones*, Northwood vs. Michigan Tech, 9-3-98#100 John Waters, Saginaw Valley State vs. WSU, 11-5-77#100 Lou Scarpino, Grand Valley State vs. MTU, 10-30-82

INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDSTACKLESMost Total Tackles

Game 29 Jim Couretas, Northern Mich. at UF, 9-10-05Season 149 Rob Cook, Saginaw Valley State, 1990Career 399 John Jacobs, Saginaw Valley State, 2006-09

Most Total Tackles for LossGame 10.0 Ted Liette, Indianapolis vs. NMU, 10-31-98

Season 35.0 Ted Liette, Indianapolis, 1998Career 76.0 Ted Liette, Indianapolis, 1995-98

Most Quarterback SacksGame 5.0 Tony Roberson, Michigan Tech vs. UI, 9-15-01

Joe Huhn, Grand Valley State vs, UI, 9-28-91Season 16.5 Paul Spicer, Saginaw Valley St., 1997Career 31.5 Jeff Puffer, Ferris St., 1996-99


BLOCKED KICKSMost Blocked Kicks

Game 3 Steve Moseley, Valparaiso vs. Butler, 10-19-91Season 8 Steve Moseley, Valparaiso, 1991Career 1 4 Steve Moseley, Valparaiso, 1990-92

INTERCEPTION RETURNSMost Interceptions

Game 4 Kevin Scott, Gannon vs. MC, 8-27-05Toure Carter, Ashland vs. NMU, 10-18-03Tim Mustapha, Hillsdale vs. Wayne State, 10-14-00

# Jerry Megenity, Wayne State vs. Hillsdale, 10-9-76# Chuck Aldrich, Wayne State vs. MTU, 10-16-82

Season 1 1 Tim Mustapha, Hillsdale, 2000Career 1 8 Tim Mustapha, Hillsdale, 1998-2000

Scott Elwer, Hillsdale, 1992-95Most Net Yards

Game 191 Demons Bryan, Saginaw Valley St. vs. FSU, 9-15-01Season 252 Demons Bryan, Saginaw Valley St., 2001Career 292 Scott Elwer, Hillsdale, 1992-95

Most TDsGame 2 Chris Volz, Indianapolis vs. Mercyhurst, 9-30-00

Tony Jones, Indianapolis vs. Valparaiso, 10-20-90Season 2 Five Tied (Latest)

Martell Foster, Northwood, 2004Career 3 Martell Foster, Northwood, 2001-04

Highest Return Average (minimum 3 returns)Game 20.7 Weylin Stewart (3-62), Butler vs. GVSU, 9-21-91

Season 63.0 Demons Bryan (4-252),Saginaw Valley State, 2001Career 42.3 Charlie Pierson (3-127),Ferris State, 1998-99

Longest Interception ReturnGame 100 Corey Gonzales, Saginaw Valley State vs. FSU, 11-6-04

Chris Volz*, Indianapolis vs. Mercyhurst, 9-30-00Scott Elwer*, Hillsdale vs. NMU, 10-22-94

Longest Interception Return TDGame 100 Corey Gonzales, Saginaw Valley State vs. FSU, 11-6-04

Chris Volz, Indianapolis vs. Mercyhurst, 9-30-00Scott Elwer, Hillsdale vs. Northern Michigan, 10-22-94

FUMBLE RETURNSLongest Fumble Return TD

Game 99 Marcus Mitchell, Ashland vs. Michigan Tech, 10-14-00

Team Offense Single-Game and Season RecordsConference Games Only

FIRST DOWNSMost Total First Downs

Game 38 Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03Season 270 Grand Valley State, 2001

Most Rushing First DownsGame 3 1 Saginaw Valley State vs. Mercyhurst, 10-31-98

Season 160 Saginaw Valley State, 1997Most Passing First Downs

Game 28 Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03Season 140 Mercyhurst, 2000

Most Penalty First DownsGame 6 5 tied (last: Wayne State vs. Michigan Tech, 9-1-07

Season 2 5 Saginaw Valley State, 1990Most Total First Downs Two Teams

Game 6 8 Indianapolis (38) vs. Michigan Tech (30), 9-20-03Most Rushing First Downs Two Teams

Game 40 Ferris State (20) vs. Michigan Tech (20), 10-24-98Most Passing First Downs Two Teams

Game 42 Indianapolis (28) vs. Michigan Tech (14), 9-20-03Most Penalty First Downs Two Teams

Game 1 0 Ferris State (5) vs. Wayne State (5), 10-14-95

TOTAL OFFENSEMost Plays

Game 105 Ferris State vs. Grand Valley State, 11-14-98Season 809 Gannon, 2004

Most Net YardsGame 753 Northwood vs. Wayne State, 9-4-04

Season 5,509 Grand Valley State, 2001Highest Average Per Play

Game 11.2 Ashland (62-721) vs. Wayne State, 11-3-07Season 7.9 Grand Valley State (701-5,509), 2001

Highest Average Per GameSeason 612.1 Grand Valley State (5,509-9), 2001

Most Plays Two TeamsGame 192 Hillsdale (95) vs. Indianapolis (97), 8-28-04 (4ot)

Most Net Yards Two TeamsGame 1,328 Northwood (688) vs. Saginaw Valley St. (640), 10-24-98

Lowest Average Per GameSeason 191.3 Valparaiso (1,913), 1991

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Game 7 9 Saginaw Valley State vs. Mercyhurst, 10-31-98#84 Saginaw Valley State vs. Northwood, 11-14-81

Season 617 Northwood, 1995Most Net Yards

Game 710 Northwood vs. Wayne State, 9-4-04Season 3,888 Saginaw Valley State, 1998

Highest Average Per PlayGame 11.1 Ferris State (26-290) vs. Findlay, 9-18-99

Season 6.9 Saginaw Valley State (560-3,888), 1998Highest Average Per GameSeason 388.8 Saginaw Valley State (3,888-10), 1998

Most Attempts Two TeamsGame 118 Northwood (49) vs. Wayne State (69), 11-9-96

Northern Michigan (57) vs. Saint Joseph’s (61), 11-9-91Most Net Yards Two Teams

Game 855 Saginaw Valley State (479) vs. NU (376), 10-24-98Lowest Average Per GameSeason 56.7 St. Francis (567), 1994

PASSINGMost Attempts

Game 72 Mercyhurst vs. Michigan Tech 9-09-00Season 505 Mercyhurst, 2000

Most CompletionsGame 39 Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03

Season 254 Hillsdale, 2007Most Interceptions

Game 6 Six tied, most recentGannon vs. Mercyhurst, 8-27-05

Season 2 9 Mercyhurst, 2000Most Net Yards

Game 645 Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech, 9-20-03Season 3130 Indianapolis, 2003

Highest Average Per AttemptGame 26.9 Northwood (10-269) vs. St. Francis, 9-27-97

Season 11.6 Grand Valley State (268-3,116), 2001Northwood (168-1,955), 1998

Highest Average Per CompletionGame 44.0 Saginaw Valley State (1-44) vs. Michigan Tech, 9-21-96

Season 22.5 Northwood (87-1,955), 1998Highest Average Per GameSeason 346.2 Grand Valley State (3,116-9), 2001

Most Attempts Two TeamsGame 108 Wayne State (58) vs. Mercyhurst (50), 9-02-00

Mercyhurst (57) vs. Ashland (51), 10-24-98Most Completions Two Teams

Game 6 2 Indianapolis (39) vs. Michigan Tech (23), 9-20-03Most Interceptions Two Teams

Game 8 Mercyhurst (4) vs. Hillsdale (4), 10-28-00Ferris State (6) vs. Mercyhurst (2), 10-14-00

Most Net Yards Two TeamsGame 1,053 Mercyhurst (561) vs. Wayne State (492), 9-2-00

Lowest Average Per GameSeason 56.1 Saginaw Valley State (561), 1990

PUNTINGMost Attempts

Game 13 Five tied, latest:Ashland vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-9-93

Season 8 2 Valparaiso, 1991Most Gross Yards

Game 531 Northern Michigan vs. Ferris State, 10-2-93Season 2,878 Ashland, 1993

Highest Gross Average (minimum 4 punts)Game 50.4 Butler (5-252) vs. Wayne State, 10-6-90

Most Attempts Two TeamsGame 24 Ashland (13) vs. Saginaw Valley State (11), 10-9-93

Most Gross Yards Two TeamsGame 888 Northern Michigan (453) vs. Ferris State (435), 10-16-04

PUNT RETURNSMost Returns

Game 12 Ferris State vs. Northern Michigan, 10-2-93Season 4 9 Ferris State, 1993

Most Net YardsGame 240 Ferris State vs. Northern Michigan, 10-2-93

Season 606 Ferris State, 1993Highest Yards Per Return Average (minimum 3 returns)

Game 48.3 Wayne State (3-145) vs. Indianapolis, 10-28-00Season 20.5 Northern Michigan (25-513), 1997

Most Returns Two TeamsGame 14 Northern Michigan (2) vs. Ferris State (12), 10-2-93

Saint Joseph’s (6) vs. Indianapolis (8), 9-19-92

KICKOFF RETURNSMost Returns

Game 11 Gannon at Wayne State, 10-06-07Northwood vs. Grand Valley State, 11-12-94

Season 81 Gannon, 2007Most Net Yards

Game 261 Ferris State vs. Ashland, 10-17-98Season 1,226 Indianapolis, 1992

Highest Yards Per Return Average (minimum 3 returns)Game 46.8 Saint Joseph’s (4-187) vs. Wayne State, 10-27-90

Season 24.0 Wayne State (43-1,032), 2006Grand Valley State (40-961), 1998

Most Returns Two TeamsGame 1 7 Michigan Tech (10) vs. Ferris State (7), 10-24-98

INTERCEPTION RETURNSMost Returns

Game 6 Six tied, most recentGannon vs. Mercyhurst, 8-27-05

Season 2 9 Hillsdale, 1992Most Net Yards

Game 197 Indianapolis vs. Mercyhurst, 9-30-00Season 526 Saginaw Valley State, 2001

Highest Yards Per Return Average (minimum 3 returns)Game 39.4 Indianapolis (5-197), vs. Mercyhurst, 9-30-00

Season 24.0 Grand Valley State (13-312), 1997Most Returns Two Teams

Game 8 Mercyhurst (4) vs. Hillsdale (4), 10-28-00Ferris State (2) vs. Mercyhurst (6), 10-14-00

FUMBLESMost Fumbles

Game 13 Saginaw Valley State vs. Wayne State, 9-7-96Season 4 3 Saginaw Valley State, 1996

Most Fumbles LostGame #7 Hillsdale vs Saginaw Valley State, 9-11-76

6 Findlay at Saginaw Valley State, 10-6-07Saginaw Valley State vs. St. Francis, 10-19-96St. Francis vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-19-96

Season 2 4 Saginaw Valley State, 1996

PENALTIESMost Penalties

Game 20 St. Francis vs. Saint Joseph’s, 10-2-93Season 107 Grand Valley State, 1990

Most Penalty YardsGame #225 Hillsdale vs. Ferris State, 10-16-76

203 St. Francis vs. Saint Joseph’s, 10-2-93Season 859 Grand Valley State, 1991

Most Penalties Two TeamsGame 29 St. Francis (20) vs. Saint Joseph’s (9), 10-2-93

Saginaw Valley State (12) vs. WS (17), 9-14-91Most Penalty Yards Two Teams

Game 288 Indianapolis (138) vs. Northern Michigan (150), 9-8-90

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SCORINGMost Points

Game 7 9 Northwood vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-24-98Season 528 Grand Valley State, 2001

Most Total TouchdownsGame 1 1 Grand Valley State (4-7-0) vs. Wayne State, 11-03-01

Northwood (8-3-0) vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-24-98Season 7 4 Grand Valley State, 2001

Most Rushing TouchdownsGame 9 Northwood vs. Wayne State, 9-4-04

Season 4 6 Saginaw Valley State, 1998Most Passing Touchdowns

Game 8 Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State, 10-06-01Season 4 6 Grand Valley State, 2001

Most Returns TouchdownsGame 2 2 3 tied (last: Wayne State vs. Findlay, 9-22-07)

Season 6 Grand Valley State, 1997Ferris State, 1996; 2001Hillsdale, 1992

Most Point-After Kicks Made (attempts)Game 1 1 Grand Valley State (11) vs. Wayne State, 11-03-01

Season 6 7 Grand Valley State (69), 2001Most Offense Two-Point Conversions Made

Game 3 St. Francis (3) vs. Indianapolis, 10-25-97Saginaw Valley State (4) vs. Valparaiso, 11-2-91Grand Valley State (3) vs. Hillsdale, 10-27-90

Season 8 St. Francis (12), 1997Most Defensive Two-Point Conversions Made

Game 1 Five tied (latest)Wayne State at Michigan Tech, 10-9-04

Season 1 Five tied (latest)Michigan Tech, 2004

Most Field Goals MadeGame 6 Ashland (6) vs. Wayne State, 10-5-02

Season 1 8 Ferris State (26), 1998Most Field Goals Attempted (made)

Game 6 Ashland (6) vs. Wayne State, 10-5-02Ferris State (5) vs. Northern Michigan, 10-3-98Northern Michigan (5) vs. Wayne State, 11-1-97

Season 2 6 Ferris State (18), 1998Safeties

Game 2 Ashland vs. Grand Valley State, 9-13-97Season 3 Ashland, 1997

Ferris State, 1996Highest Points Per Game AverageSeason 58.7 Grand Valley State (528-9), 2001

Lowest Points Per Game AverageSeason 9.7 Valparaiso (97-10), 1990

Most Points Two TeamsGame 128 Northwood (79) vs. SVSU (49), 10-24-98

MISCELLANEOUS TEAMMost First Quarter Points

Game 35 Grand Valley State vs. Wayne State, 11-9-91Season 133 Grand Valley State, 2001

Most Second Quarter PointsGame 34 Grand Valley State vs. Northern Michigan, 9-29-01

Season 181 Grand Valley State, 2001Most Third Quarter Points

Game 3 5 Northwood vs. Saginaw Valley State, 10-24-98Season 138 Grand Valley State, 2001

Most Fourth Quarter PointsGame 3 5 Findlay vs. Westminster, 10-24-98

Season 128 Ferris State, 1999Most Overtime Points

Game 1 9 Hillsdale vs. Indianapolis, 8-28-04 (4ot)Season 2 6 Hillsdale, 2004

Most First Half PointsGame 5 5 Saginaw Valley State (34-21) vs. MC, 10-31-98

Most Second Half PointsGame 48 Northwood (35-13) vs. SVSU, 10-24-98

Most First Quarter Points Two TeamsGame 38 Northwood (21) vs. St. Francis (17), 9-27-97

Most Second Quarter Points Two TeamsGame 4 5 Michigan Tech (31) vs. GVSU (14), 10-21-95

Most Third Quarter Points Two TeamsGame 49 Northwood (35) vs. SVSU (14), 10-24-98

Most Fourth Quarter Points Two TeamsGame 4 1 Indianapolis (27) vs. Northwood (14), 10-10-98

Michigan Tech (18) vs. Wayne State (23), 10-25-97Hillsdale (17) vs. Grand Valley State (24), 10-27-90

Most Overtime Points Two TeamsGame 3 2 Hillsdale (19) vs. Indianapolis (13), 8-28-04 (4ot)

Most First Half Points Two TeamsGame 6 6 Michigan Tech (38) vs. GVSU (28), 10-21-95

Grand Valley State (52) vs. WS (14), 11-9-91Most Second Half Points Two Teams

Game 76 Northwood (48) vs. SVSU (28), 10-24-98Largest Margin of Victory

Game 6 9 Saginaw Valley State (69) vs. MC (0), 10-31-98Most Time of Possession

Game 43:05 Ashland vs. Wayne State, 10-5-91Highest Third Down Conversion Percentage

Game 1.000 Saginaw Valley State (5-5) vs. Saint Joseph’s, 10-7-95Season .520 Grand Valley State (55-106), 2001

Most Wins (Overall Season§)Season 1 5 Grand Valley State, 2006

Consecutive Wins (Overall Season)Season 1 0 Grand Valley State, 2006

Saginaw Valley State, 2003Ferris State, 1995, 1994

Overall 40 Grand Valley State 2004-08Unbeaten String (Overall Season)Overall 42 Ferris State (40W-2T), 1992-96Most Losses (Overall Season)Season 10 Gannon, 2007

St. Francis, 1998Consecutive Losses (Overall Season)Overall 10 St. Francis, 1998Winless String (Overall Season)Overall 12 Valparaiso (11L-1T), 1990-91Consecutive Tieless (Overall Season)Overall 64 Saginaw Valley State, 1990-95

Wayne State, 1990-95Most Shutouts By (Overall Season)Season 4 Ashland, 1993

Most Shutouts Against (Overall Season)Season 4 Indianapolis, 1995

Largest Home Attendance (Overall Season)Game 14,612 Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State, 9-20-08

Season 64,511 Grand Valley State, 2008 (5 games)Largest Average Home AttendanceSeason 12,902 Grand Valley State, 2008 (5 games)

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FIRST DOWNSFewest Total First Downs Allowed

Game 4 Ashland vs. Indianapolis, 11-7-92Ashland vs. Wayne State, 10-3-92Ashland vs. Ferris State, 9-12-92

Season 113 Ashland, 1992Fewest Rushing First Downs Allowed

Game 0 Six tied, latest:(Ashland vs. Ferris State, 8-28-97)

Season 4 3 Ashland, 1993Fewest Passing First Downs Allowed

Game 0 ten tied, latestMercyhurst vs. Northwood, 9-2-06

Season 4 9 Ashland, 1992

TOTAL OFFENSEFewest Plays Allowed

Game 44 Ashland vs. Wayne State, 10-3-92Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State, 10-19-91

Season 580 Michigan Tech, 2005Fewest Net Yards Allowed

Game -66 Findlay vs. Mercyhurst, 10-4-03Season 2,036 Ashland, 1992

Lowest Average Per Play AllowedGame -2.5 Findlay (26-(-66)) vs. Mercyhurst, 10-4-03

Season 3.1 Ashland (656-2,038), 1993Lowest Average Per Game AllowedSeason 203.6 Ashland (10-2,036), 1992

RUSHINGFewest Attempts Allowed

Game 1 4 Saginaw Valley State vs. Mercyhurst, 10-31-98Season 282 Grand Valley State, 2001

Fewest Net Yards AllowedGame -63 Ashland vs. Ferris State, 9-12-92

Season 632 Ashland, 1992Lowest Average Per Play Allowed

Game -2.1 Ashland (30-(63)) vs. Ferris State, 9-12-92Season 1.7 Ashland (375-632), 1992

Lowest Average Per Season AllowedSeason 63.2 Ashland (632-10), 1992

Most Yards Tackled For LossGame 120 Northern Michigan vs. Indianapolis, 9-11-93

PASSINGFewest Attempts Allowed

Game 2 Michigan Tech vs. Northwood, 9-9-95Season 169 Michigan Tech, 1995

Fewest Completions AllowedGame 0 Michigan Tech vs. Saginaw Valley State, 9-30-95

Saint Joseph’s vs. Saginaw Valley State, 9-22-90Season 8 6 Michigan Tech, 1995

Most Interceptions ByGame 6 Six tied (latest)

Gannon vs. Mercyhurst, 8-27-05Season 2 6 Hillsdale, 1992

Fewest Net Yards AllowedGame 0 Seven tied, latest:

Michigan Tech vs. Saginaw Valley State, 9-30-95Season 1,134 Michigan Tech, 1995

Team Defense Single-Game and Season RecordsConference Games Only

Lowest Average Per Attempt AllowedGame 0.0 Michigan Tech (5-0) vs. SVSU, 9-30-95

Saint Joseph’s (5-0) vs. Saginaw Valley State, 9-22-90Northern Michigan (6-0) vs. SVSU, 9-15-90

Season 4.6 Ashland (300-1,383), 1993Lowest Average Per Completion Allowed

Game 0.0 Michigan Tech (0-0) vs. SVSU, 9-30-95Saint Joseph’s (0-0) vs. Saginaw Valley State, 9-22-90Northern Michigan (1-0) vs. SVSU, 9-15-90

Season 10.0 Ashland (113-1,135), 1991Lowest Average Per Game AllowedSeason 113.4 Michigan Tech (1,134-10), 1995

PUNT RETURNSFewest Returns AllowedSeason 6 Saginaw Valley State, 1995

Fewest Net Yards AllowedSeason 3 6 Saginaw Valley State, 1995

Lowest Yards Per Return Average AllowedSeason 2.9 Hillsdale (14-40), 1992

KICKOFF RETURNSFewest Returns AllowedSeason 1 6 Valparaiso, 1991

Fewest Net Yards AllowedSeason 278 Saint Joseph’s, 1993

Lowest Yards Per Return Average AllowedSeason 10.3 Saint Joseph’s (27-278), 1993

INTERCEPTION RETURNSFewest Interceptions BySeason 3 Saginaw Valley State, 1995

Fewest Net Yards AllowedSeason 6 Saginaw Valley State, 1991

Lowest Yards Per Return Average AllowedSeason 0.9 Saginaw Valley State (7-6), 1991

FUMBLESMost Fubles Lost Game # 7 Hillsdale vs. Saginaw Valley State, 9-11-78

SCORINGFewest Points AllowedSeason 7 1 Butler, 1991

Fewest Total Touchdowns AllowedSeason 9 Butler, 1991

Fewest Rushing Touchdowns AllowedSeason 3 Ferris State, 1993

Fewest Passing Touchdowns AllowedSeason 3 Michigan Tech, 1995

Butler, 1991Fewest Point-After Kicks Made AllowedSeason 5 Ashland (10), 1993

Fewest Field Goals Made AllowedSeason 1 Butler (6), 1992

Ashland (5), 1991Lowest Points Per Game Average AllowedSeason 7.1 Butler (71-10), 1991

Fewest First Quarter Points AllowedSeason 1 0 Ashland, 1992

Fewest Second Quarter Points AllowedSeason 9 Butler, 1991

Fewest Third Quarter Points AllowedSeason 3 Ashland, 1991

Fewest Fourth Quarter Points AllowedSeason 7 Hillsdale, 1995


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Conference Games Only

RUSHING NET YARDS1. 410 Andrew Terry, Ferris St. vs. UF (10/2/04)2. 333 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech vs. FSU (10/22/05)3. 329 Chris Pulliums, Ferris St. vs. SVSU (11/11/95)4. 318 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. MC (9/16/06)5. 317 Mark Bossuah, NMU vs. Hillsdale (9/8/07)6. 314 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. NU (10/31/09)7. 307 Daryl Graham, Michigan Tech vs. GU (10/1/05)

307 Mo Harris, Ferris St. vs. MTU (10/24/98) 9. 292 Jason Schwalm, Ashland vs. WSU (10/22/05)10. 291 Nelson Edmonds, NMU vs. WSU (10/26/91)

PASSING NET YARDS1. 645 Matt Kohn, Indianpolis vs. MTU (9/20/03)2. 512 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst vs. HC (10/2/99)3. 478 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst vs. GVSU (10/9/99)4. 441 Matt McCarthy, Ferris St. at HC (10/30/99)5. 440 Jeff Leopold, Ashland vs. GVSU (10/30/99)

440 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst vs. AU (9/12/98)7. 434 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St. at MTU (10/26/01)8. 431 Mark Radlinski, SVSU vs. FSU (10/25/03)9. 431 Jeff Mitchell, Indianpolis vs. WSU (9/1/90)

10. 426 Mark Nicolet, Hillsdale vs. Ashland (9/15/07)

bold indicates active players

TOTAL OFFENSE NET YARDS1. 652 Matt Kohn, Indianpolis vs. MTU (9/20/03)2. 508 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst vs. HC (10/2/99)3. 503 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St. vs. HC(11/10/01)4. 495 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St. at MTU (10/26/01)5. 477 Darmel Whitfield, Gannon at HC (9/18/04)6. 466 Darmel Whitfield, Gannon at MC (8/26/04)7. 466 Cullen Finnerty, GVSU vs. MTU (10/4/03)8. 453 Mark Radlinski, SVSU vs. FSU (10/25/03)9. 450 Darmel Whitfield, Gannon vs. MTU (10/2/04)

10. 443 Dan Stiefel, SVSU vs. HC (11/10/07)

RECEIVING NET YARDS1. 264 Ron Hunter, Northwood vs. SVSU (10/24/98)2. 247 Brian Janeshek, Michigan Tech vs. UI (9/20/03)3. 246 Cesare Manning, Indianapolis vs. MTU (9/20/03)

246 David Kircus, Grand Valley St. vs. HC (11/10/01)5. 244 Clarence Coleman, Ferris St. vs. GV (11/14/98)6. 237 Jeff Geisz, Michigan Tech vs. UI (11/11/00)7. 235 Ed Bailey, Mercyhurst vs. HC (10/2/99)8. 234 Glen Martinez, SVSU vs. FSU (10/25/03)9. 232 Pierre Brown, Wayne St. at HC (10/14/00)

10. 222 Ed House, Hillsdale vs. GVSU (11/10/01)

ALL-PURPOSE NET YARDS1. 412 Andrew Terry, Ferris St. vs. UF (10/2/04)2. 386 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. MC (9/16/06)3. 371 Clarence Coleman, Ferris St. vs. GV (11/14/98)4. 361 Richard Stokes, Mercyhurst at FSU (9/8/07)5. 346 Sterling Walker, Wayne St. at NMU (10/6/01)

6. 346 Craig Duppong, Wayne St. at NU (11/2/02) 7. 335 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech vs. FSU (10/22/05)8. 325 Chris Pulliums, Ferris St. vs. SVSU (11/1195)

9. 320 Joique Bell, Wayne State vs. HC (10/14/06) 10. 319 Daryl Graham, Michigan Tech vs. GU (10/1/05)

RECEPTIONS1. 15 Carlton Brewster, Ferris St. at AU (9/4/04)

15 Clarence Coleman, Ferris St. vs. GV (10/7/00)15 Justin Simeon, Mercyhurst vs. MTU (9/9/00)

4. 14 Nick Body, Wayne St. vs. UI (9/24/05)14 Cesare Manning, Indianapolis vs. MTU (9/20/03)14 Carlton Brewster, Ferris St. at MTU (10/11/03)14 Michael Hull, Ashland vs. UF (10/26/02)14 Jeff Geisz, Michigan Tech vs. UI (9/16/00)

9. 13 Demonte Collins, GVSU at GU (9/4/04)13 Cesare Manning, Indianapolis vs. MC (10/25/03)13 Brad Strebel, Michigan Tech vs. HC (9/29/01)13 Nick Gurica, Hillsdale vs. MTU (9/29/07)13 Nick Gurica, Hillsdale vs. WSU (10/13/07)

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RUSHING NET YARDS1. 1,955 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 20062. 1,941 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 20093. 1,545 Michael Simpson, Findlay, 20044. 1,519 Mo Harris, Ferris State, 19995. 1,489 Chris Pulliams, Ferris State, 19956. 1,484 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech, 20047. 1,482 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale, 19928. 1,469 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Mich.,19919. 1,427 Tyree Dye, Ferris State, 1994

10. 1,404 Joe Gough, Wayne State, 1994

PASSING NET YARDS1. 3,145 Mark Nicolet, Hillsdale, 20072. 3,141 Bill Cundiff, Ashland 20083. 3,001 Matt McCarthy, Ferris State, 19984. 2,933 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley St., 1998

5. 2,923 Matt Kohn, Indianapolis, 2003 6. 2,920 Mark Radlinski, Saginaw Valley St., 2003 7. 2,856 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 20018. 2,756 Troy Weatherhead, Hillsdale, 20099. 2,742 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst, 1999

10. 2,667 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst, 1998


TOTAL OFFENSE NET YARDS1. 3,352 Bill Cundiff, Ashland 20082. 3,347 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 20013. 3,312 Mark Nicolet, Hillsdale, 20074. 3,149 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley St., 19985. 3,148 Darmel Whitfield, Gannon, 20046. 3,036 Mark Radlinski, Saginaw Valley St., 2003

7. 2,958 Matt Kohn, Indianapolis, 20037. 2,953 Matt McCarthy, Ferris State, 1998 9. 2,876 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst, 199810. 2,792 Matt Kissell, Mercyhurst, 1999

RECEIVING NET YARDS1. 1,492 Pierre Brown, Wayne State, 20002. 1,441 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 20003. 1,214 David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 20014. 1,134 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 2001

5. 1,104 Carlton Brewster, Ferris State, 20046. 1,052 Cesare Manning, Indianapolis, 2003

7. 1,036 Brian Dolph, Saginaw Valley St., 20008. 1,031 Bill Schafer, Saginaw Valley St., 19929. 1,037 Ed House, Hillsdale, 2001

10. 1,032 Eric Fowler, Grand Valley St., 2006

ALL-PURPOSE NET YARDS1. 2,352 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 20062. 2,315 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 20013. 2,238 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 20094. 1,973 Kevin Clive, Hillsdale, 20025. 1,891 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 20006. 1,865 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Mich., 19917. 1,854 Craig Duppong, Wayne State, 20028. 1,791 Mo Harris, Ferris State, 19999. 1,785 Chris Pulliams, Ferris State, 1995

10. 1,756 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale, 1993

TOTAL POINTS1. 180 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 20092. 156 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2007

156 David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 20014. 132 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 20065. 126 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech, 2004

126 David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 2002126 Chris Pulliams, Ferris State, 1995

8. 122 Brian Dolph, Saginaw Valley St., 20009. 120 Tyree Dye, Ferris State, 1993

10. 116 Eric Lynch, Grand Valley St., 1990

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The Record BookGLIAC Football Top 10 Career Records


RUSHING NET YARDS 1. 6,350 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-092. 4,748 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech, 2003-063. 4,245 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale, 1990-934. 3,854 Mo Harris, Ferris State, 1996-995. 3,714 Joe Gough, Wayne State, 1991-946. 3,636 Keith Weaver, Ashland, 1991-947. 3,635 J.R. McCoy, Ashland, 1999-028. 3,492 Derek Fudge, Ferris State, 2000-039. 3,192 Torris Childs, Northwood, 2005-08

10. 2,999 Daryl Grahm, Mich. Tech/Wayne St, 2004-08

PASSING NET YARDS1. 8,600 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 1999-022. 7,808 Matt McCarthy, Ferris State, 1996-993. 7.760 Bill Cundiff, Ashland 2006-094. 7,689 Matt Kohn, Indianapolis, 2001-045. 7,606 Cullen Finnerty, Grand Valley St., 2003-066. 7,573 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley St., 1995-987. 7,060 Bill Skelton, Hillsdale, 2000-038. 6,825 Chris Dougherty, SVSU, 2005-079. 6,632 Kevin Kreinhagen, Indianapolis, 1995-98

10. 6,545 Mark Radlinski, Saginaw Valley St., 2002-04


TOTAL OFFENSE NET YARDS1. 9,746 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 1999-022. 9,148 Cullen Finnerty, Grand Valley St., 2003-063. 8,323 Bill Cundiff, Ashland 2006-094. 8,184 Jeff Fox, Grand Valley St., 1995-985. 7,978 Matt Kohn, Indianapolis, 2001-046. 7,575 Matt McCarthy, Ferris State, 1996-997. 7,089 Chris Dougherty, SVSU, 2005-078. 6,970 Matt LaFleur, Saginaw Valley St., 2000-029. 6,696 Mark Radlinski, Saginaw Valley St., 2002-04

10. 6,380 B. VanderLuitgaren, St. Francis, 1994-97

RECEIVING NET YARDS1. 4,594 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998-012. 3,333 David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 1999-023. 3,325 Ron Hunter, Northwood, 1998-014. 3,054 Pierre Brown, Wayne State, 1998-20015. 2,923 Carlton Brewster, Ferris State, 2002-056. 2,919 Brian Dolph, Saginaw Valley St., 1997-007. 2,839 Ric Cottengim, Saginaw Valley St., 2004-078. 2,749 Charles Davis, Saginaw Valley St., 1993-969. 2,692 Ed House, Hillsdale, 1998-01

10. 2,649 Ed Bailey, Mercyhurst, 1998-2000

ALL-PURPOSE NET YARDS 1. 7,621 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-092. 7,227 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998-013. 5,474 Charles Davis, Saginaw Valley St., 1993-964. 4,991 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale, 1990-935. 4,758 Mo Harris, Ferris State, 1996-99

6. 4,430 Derek Fudge, Ferris State, 2000-03 7. 4,508 Carlton Brewster, Ferris State, 2002-058. 4,018 Joe Gough, Wayne State, 1991-949. 3,954 David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 1999-02

10. 3,950 Nelson Edmonds, Northern Michigan, 1990-92

TOTAL POINTS1. 546 Joique Bell, Wayne State, 2006-092. 348 David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 1999-023. 344 Lee Marana, Michigan Tech, 2003-06

4. 308 Eric Houle, Saginaw Valley St., 2000-035. 288 Tyree Dye, Ferris State, 1990-91, 93-946. 278 Scott Schulte, Hillsdale, 1990-937. 274 Clarence Coleman, Ferris State, 1998-018. 264 Brian Dolph, Saginaw Valley St., 1997-009. 252 Vinnie Panizzi, Hillsdale, 2006-09

252 Mo Harris, Ferris State, 1996-99

Thursday, September 2Indianapolis at Kentucky Wesleyan ...........................7 pmMalone (Ohio) at Tiffin ...............................................7 pmNorthern Michigan at Minnesota St.-Mankato .........7 pmLake Erie at Gannon (Pa.) ...........................................7 pmWest Texas A&M at Grand Valley State $ ................8 pm

Friday, September 3Ferris State at Hillsdale (Non-Conf.) ..........................7 pm

Saturday, September 4Northwood at Wayne State (Non-Conf.) ...................NoonTusculum (Tenn.) at Findlay ........................................NoonCalifornia (Pa.) at Saginaw Valley State ...................NoonBloomsburg (Pa.) at Ashland ......................................1 pm

Saturday, September 11Northwood at Ohio Dominican* ................................NoonMichigan Tech at Lake Erie* ......................................1 pmWayne State at Tiffin* ...............................................1:30 pmFindlay at Northern Michigan* ..................................2 pmAshland at Indianapolis* ...........................................6 pmSaginaw Valley State at Ferris State* .......................6 pmHillsdale at Grand Valley State* ................................7 pm

Saturday, September 18Ferris State at Ohio Dominican* ................................Noon Lake Erie at Saginaw Valley State* ...........................NoonNorthern Michigan at Northwood* ...........................NoonWayne State at Michigan Tech* ...............................1 pmFindlay at Tiffin* .........................................................1:30 pmHillsdale at Ashland* .................................................7 pmIndianapolis at Grand Valley State* ..........................7 pm

Saturday, September 25Grand Valley State at Findlay* ..................................NoonOhio Dominican at Wayne State* .............................NoonSaginaw Valley State at Northwood* .......................NoonLake Erie at Hillsdale* ...............................................1 pmMichigan Tech at Indianapolis* .................................2 pmAshland at Northern Michigan* ................................4 pmTiffin at Ferris State* .................................................7 pm

Saturday, October 2Northern Michigan at Wayne State* ........................NoonFerris State at Lake Erie* ...........................................1 pmOhio Dominican at Michigan Tech* ...........................1 pmNorthwood at Ashland* .............................................1 pmSaginaw Valley State at Hillsdale* ...........................1 pmGrand Valley State at Tiffin* ......................................1:30 pmIndianapolis at Findlay* .............................................4 pm

Saturday, October 9Michigan Tech at Saginaw Valley State* ..................NoonTiffin at Ashland* .......................................................1 pmFindlay at Ferris State* ..............................................2 pmNorthwood at Indianapolis* ......................................6 pmHillsdale at Ohio Dominican* ....................................7 pmNorthern Michigan at Grand Valley State* ...............7 pmWayne State at Lake Erie* ........................................7 pm

Saturday, October 16Ashland at Wayne State* ..........................................NoonTiffin at Northwood* ..................................................NoonIndianapolis at Saginaw Valley State* ......................NoonFindlay at Ohio Dominican* .......................................1 pmFerris State at Northern Michigan* ...........................1 pmMichigan Tech at Hillsdale* ......................................1:30 pmLake Erie at Grand Valley State* ...............................7 pm

Saturday, October 23Hillsdale at Wayne State* .........................................NoonLake Erie at Findlay* ..................................................NoonIndianapolis at Northern Michigan* ..........................1 pmNorthwood at Michigan Tech* ..................................1 pmSaginaw Valley State at Ashland* ............................1 pmOhio Dominican at Tiffin* ..........................................1:30 pmGrand Valley State at Ferris State* ...........................2 pm

Saturday, October 30Ashland at Findlay*....................................................NoonHillsdale at Northwood* ............................................NoonWayne State at Saginaw Valley State* ....................NoonOhio Dominican at Lake Erie* ....................................1 pmGrand Valley State at Michigan Tech* ......................1 pmNorthern Michigan at Tiffin* .....................................1:30 pmFerris State at Indianapolis* ......................................6 pm

Saturday, November 6Ashland at Ohio Dominican* .....................................NoonIndianapolis at Wayne State* ...................................NoonTiffin at Lake Erie*......................................................1 pmSaginaw Valley State at Northern Michigan* ...........1 pmMichigan Tech at Ferris State* ..................................2 pmFindlay at Hillsdale*...................................................2:30 pmNorthwood at Grand Valley State* ............................7 pm

Saturday, November 13Wayne State at Findlay* ............................................NoonFerris State at Northwood* .......................................NoonGrand Valley State at Saginaw Valley State* ...........NoonLake Erie at Ashland* ................................................1 pmTiffin at Hillsdale* ......................................................1 pmNorthern Michigan at Michigan Tech* ......................1 pmOhio Dominican at Indianapolis* ...............................2 pm

* - GLIAC Game updated 7-8-10$ - NCAA D-II Football “Game of the Week” on CBS College SportsGame Times are subject to change.

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