GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS GOLDEN GUSTIES 22 MIAC CHAMPIONSHIPS • 31 ALL-AMERICANS • 16 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 2019 Football Game Notes Contact: Walker Froehling, Assistant Sports Information Director [email protected] | (507) 933-7647 SEPTEMBER 7 W 50-19 Martin Luther College Saint Peter, Minn. SEPTEMBER 14 W 41-31 Wisconsin-Stout Menomonie, Wis. SEPTEMBER 21 L 21-33 Saint John’s University Collegeville, Minn. SEPTEMBER 28 L 33-35 Bethel University Saint Peter, Minn. OCTOBER 12 W 35-28 Concordia College Moorhead, Minn. OCTOBER 19 Hall of Fame Hamline University Saint Peter, Minn. OCTOBER 26 Augsburg University Minneapolis, Minn. NOVEMBER 2 Carleton College Saint Peter, Minn. NOVEMBER 9 University of St. Thomas St. Paul, Minn. NOVEMBER 16 Senior Day St. Olaf College Saint Peter, Minn. GUSTAVUS vs HAMLINE 3-2, 1-2 MIAC 1-5, 0-4 MIAC OCTOBER 19, 2019 Hollingsworth Field | Saint Peter, Minn. | 1:00 p.m. Watch Live: https://portal.stretchinternet.com/gac/ Live Stats: https://gustavus.edu/athletics/fb/LIVE/xlive.htm Radio: AM 860 KNUJ - New Ulm, Minn. (Tom Wheeler play-by-play) GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE Founded: 1862 Location: Saint Peter, Minnesota Address: 800 West College Ave. Saint Peter, MN 56082 Enrollment: 2,200 Nickname: Golden Gusties School Colors: Black and Gold Home Field: Hollingsworth Field Surface: SPINTURF Ultrablade DFE 42 Conference: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic (MIAC) President: Rebecca M. Bergman Athletic Director: Tom Brown AD Office Phone: (507) 933-7005 Sports Information Director: CJ Siewert SID Office Phone: (507) 933-7647 Website: gustavus.edu/athletics/fb QUICK COMPARISON - 2019 36.0 Scoring Off. 10.2 29.2 Scoring Def. 41.0 62.8 Rushing Off. 77.2 164.2 Rushing Def. 279.3 339.2 Passing Off. 173.0 177.0 Passing Def. 198.2 402.0 Total Off. 250.2 341.2 Total Def. 477.5 9-4 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 30-337 Penalties-Yards 44-371 29:53 Time of Possession 28:59 56% 3rd Down Conv. 24.4% 50% 4th Down Conv. 33.3% Head Coach Peter Haugen (Bethel ‘91) Career Record: 51-54 (11th season) 2019 STAT LEADERS RUSHING | #2 David Peal 56-164 | 5 TD, 2.9 ypc, 32.8 ypg PASSING | #4 Michael Veldman 112-176-1671 | 16 TD/8 INT, 334.2 ypg RECEIVING | #81 Josh Kirk 35-590 | 3 TD, 16.9 ypr, 118.0 ypg TACKLES | #14 Jake Boykin 33 tackles | 0.5 TFL, 0.0 sacks Head Coach Chip Taylor Career Record: 9-27 (Fourth Season) 2019 STAT LEADERS RUSHING | #22 Terrell Jones 36-161 | 1 TD, 4.5 ypc, 26.8 ypg PASSING | #15 Connor Leavens 73-135-850 | 6 TD/7 INT, 170.0 ypg RECEIVING | #2 Triston Thomas 34-388 | 2 TD, 11.4 ypr, 64.7 ypg TACKLES | #27 Monty Stenroos 53 tackles | 5.0 TFL| 1.0 sacks THE SERIES: Saturday’s game marks the 87th all-time meeting between the Gustavus and Hamline foot- ball programs with the Gusties leading the series 62-24. Last season in St. Paul, Gustavus got off to a quick start and used a strong all-around effort, including two special teams scores, to defeat the Pipers 42-14. LAST TIME OUT: Trailing by one with 30 seconds to play and the ball on its own 22 yard line, the odds were stacked against the Gustavus football team in Concordia last Saturday. Michael Veldman took a snap and ended up scrambling left from the pocket before unleashing a deep ball on the run that traveled 50 yards in the air and was caught in stride by Josh Kirk on the left sideline, which he was able to take in for the score. The Gusties fell behind early and went into the second quarter trailing 14-0. Although in quarter number two the Cobbers held the ball for over 10 minutes, the Gusties were able to strike twice to even things at 14 going into the half. The third quarter was once again controlled by the Cobbers as they notched the lone score to go up 21-14, but Gustavus came out strong in the fourth. The Black and Gold scored less than two minutes into the quarter to even things at 21, and then scored again less than five minutes later to take a 27-21 lead. The extra snap on their second extra point was botched though, and the Gusties held their six-point lead. After a Cobber three-and-out, the Gusties got the ball back, but a Veldman interception gave the ball back to the Cobbers with 6:34 to play. The Cobbers then grinded out 12 plays for 39 yards in nearly five and a half minutes to score and go up 28-27 with just over a minute to play. Two penalties on the final Gustavus possession pushed the Gusties back to their own seven yard line, where Veldman connected with Kirk on third and long for 15 yards to put the ball at the 22 yard line and set up the final touchdown. Concordia got the ball back with eight seconds but couldn’t muster any yardage as the Gusties took the victory. The win at Concordia was the first win for Gustavus in Moorhead since 2010. Veldman also threw for the most yards of any Gustie quarterback ever against Concordia with 405 yards, while Josh Kirk’s 233 receiv- ing yards are the second most in a game in school history. @GustieAthletics gustieathletics GustavusAthletics gusties
THE SERIES: Saturday’s game marks the 87th all-time meeting between the Gustavus and Hamline foot-ball programs with the Gusties leading the series 62-24. Last season in St. Paul, Gustavus got off to a quick start and used a strong all-around effort, including two special teams scores, to defeat the Pipers 42-14.
LAST TIME OUT: Trailing by one with 30 seconds to play and the ball on its own 22 yard line, the odds were stacked against the Gustavus football team in Concordia last Saturday. Michael Veldman took a snap and ended up scrambling left from the pocket before unleashing a deep ball on the run that traveled 50 yards in the air and was caught in stride by Josh Kirk on the left sideline, which he was able to take in for the score.
The Gusties fell behind early and went into the second quarter trailing 14-0. Although in quarter number two the Cobbers held the ball for over 10 minutes, the Gusties were able to strike twice to even things at 14 going into the half.
The third quarter was once again controlled by the Cobbers as they notched the lone score to go up 21-14, but Gustavus came out strong in the fourth. The Black and Gold scored less than two minutes into the quarter to even things at 21, and then scored again less than five minutes later to take a 27-21 lead. The extra snap on their second extra point was botched though, and the Gusties held their six-point lead.
After a Cobber three-and-out, the Gusties got the ball back, but a Veldman interception gave the ball back to the Cobbers with 6:34 to play. The Cobbers then grinded out 12 plays for 39 yards in nearly five and a half minutes to score and go up 28-27 with just over a minute to play. Two penalties on the final Gustavus possession pushed the Gusties back to their own seven yard line, where Veldman connected with Kirk on third and long for 15 yards to put the ball at the 22 yard line and set up the final touchdown. Concordia got the ball back with eight seconds but couldn’t muster any yardage as the Gusties took the victory.
The win at Concordia was the first win for Gustavus in Moorhead since 2010. Veldman also threw for the most yards of any Gustie quarterback ever against Concordia with 405 yards, while Josh Kirk’s 233 receiv-ing yards are the second most in a game in school history.
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 2-DEEP (OCT. 19 vs. HAMLINE)
OFFENSEQuarterback4 Michael Veldman Sr. 6-4 205 Becker, Minn./Becker8 Brett Hufendick Jr. 6-2 200 Minneapolis, Minn./Edina
Left Tackle72 Tommy Bigaouette Jr. 6-2 260 North Mankato, Minn./Mankato West73 Joe Fortwengler So. 6-3 265 New Ulm, Minn./New Ulm
Left Guard74 Blake Sikes Sr. 5-10 280 Valrico, Fla./Newsome 68 Mitchell Borchardt So. 6-4 315 Le Sueur, Minn/.Le Sueur-Henderson Center 66 Logan Holley Jr. 5-9 250 Fort Worth, Texas/Southwest Christian62 Jordan Grovum Sr. 6-2 290 Cottage Grove, Minn./Cretin-Derham Hall
Right Guard60 Sam Stafsholt Fy. 5-11 290 Andover, Minn./Andover62 Jordan Grovum Sr. 6-2 290 Cottage Grove, Minn./Cretin-Derham Hall
Right Tackle70 Gunnar Johnson Jr. 6-2 260 Saint Cloud, Minn./Saint Cloud Tech73 Joe Fortwengler So. 6-3 265 New Ulm, Minn./New Ulm
Wide Receiver 281 Josh Kirk Sr. 6-2 205 Garvin, Minn./Tracy Area3 Todd Johnson Jr. Jr. 6-0 160 Minneapolis, Minn./Patrick Henry
Wide Receiver 317 Brady Essig So. 5-8 170 Dodge Center, Minn./Triton19 Anthony Massman So. 6-1 195 Sauk Rapids, Minn./Sauk Rapids
Running Back29 Dalton Thelen So. 5-8 160 Cold Spring, Minn./Rocori2 David Peal So. 5-9 194 Worcester, Mass./Holy Name Central Catholic Tight End44 Brayton Finch Sr. 6-2 220 Mount Morris, Ill./Oregon80 Ethan Sindelir So. 6-3 240 Wells, Minn./Maple River
DEFENSEDefensive End22 John Krohn Sr. 6-0 240 Richfield, Minn./Richfield 11 Taylor MacDonald Sr. 5-11 210 Wayzata, Minn./Wayzata
Defensive Tackle93 Zeke Erickson Sr. 6-2 270 Clarks Grove, Minn./NRHEG57 Nick Jacques Sr. 6-1 250 Orono, Minn./Orono
Defensive Tackle54 Sam Jones Jr. 6-2 288 Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy97 Seamus Wilson Sr. 6-0 270 Eagan, Minn./Eagan
Defensive End 16 Zachary Jakes So. 6-1 240 Mankato, Minn./Mankato West12 Andrew Bradley So. 6-0 212 Miami, Fla./Monsignor Edward Pace
Outside Linebacker47 Tamir Beeler Jr. 5-11 176 Roseville, Minn./Roseville Area4 Nicolas Negron So. 5-11 195 Garland, Texas/Namaan Forest
Middle Linebacker14 Jake Boykin Sr. 5-11 211 Las Cruces, New Mexico/Centennial26 Landon Rauen Jr. 5-11 205 Zumbrota, Minn./Zumbrota-Mazeppa
Outside Linebacker32 Avery Bachman Sr. 5-10 200 Saint Peter, Minn./Saint Peter7 Kolt Gorg Sr. 5-10 210 Blue Earth, Minn./Blue Earth Area
Cornerback24 Matthew Montplaisir Sr. 5-11 188 Buffalo, Minn./Buffalo25 Ryan Zamzow Jr. 5-8 147 Window, Minn./Windom
Strong Safety33 Ezekiel Sundberg So. 6-1 187 Lakewood, Colo./Lakewood21 Clifford McDonald Sr. 5-7 149 El Paso, Texas/Captain John L. Chapin
Free Safety36 Austin Fest Jr. 5-11 190 West Des Moines, Iowa/Iowa Valley23 Jake Krull Sr. 6-1 195 Plymouth, Minn/Wayzata
Cornerback1 Kaleb Scott Jr. 5-11 165 Gardena, Calif./Verbum Dei 27 Graham Nistler So. 5-11 179 St. Cloud, Minn./St. Cloud Tech
Kick Return81 Josh Kirk Sr. 6-2 205 Garvin, Minn./Tracy Area32 Avery Bachman Sr. 5-10 200 Saint Peter, Minn./Saint Peter Punt Return32 Avery Bachman Sr. 5-10 200 Saint Peter, Minn./Saint Peter 5 Brice Panning Sr. 6-3 195 Hamburg, Minn./Central
Kickoffs94 Andrew Abegglen Fy. 6-3 185 Mound, Minn./Mound-Westonka
Punter73 Joe Fortwengler So. 6-3 265 New Ulm, Minn./New Ulm
Place Kicker94 Andrew Abegglen Fy. 6-3 185 Mound, Minn./Mound-Westonka Snapper28 August Raarup So. 6-0 190 Eagan, Minn./St. Thomas Academy32 Avery Bachman Sr. 5-10 200 Saint Peter, Minn./Saint Peter
Holder17 Brady Essig So. 5-8 170 Dodge Center, Minn./Triton
SPECIAL TEAMS
HAMLINE 2-DEEP Offense RT 76 Will Conzet JR. 6-3, 252 St. Paul, Minn./Highland Park
50 Jaden Halibi FY. 6-2, 245 Minneapolis, Minn./Edison RG 59 Alex Ranta SO. 6-2, 275 Virginia, Minn./Virginia 74 Wyatt Dietrich SO. 6-1, 350 Northome, Minn./Big Fork C 53 Brandon Decker SR. 5-10, 230 Anthem, Ariz./Boulder Creek 76 Will Conzet JR. 6-3, 252 St. Paul, Minn./Highland Park LG 61 Landen Swearingen JR. 5-10, 245 Memphis, Tenn./Scotland County 65 Joshua Rahman FY. 6-3, 310 Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie LT 51 Eli Danielson SO. 6-5, 225 Hayward, Wis./Hayward
72 Kyle Ager SO. 6-2, 255 Colorado Springs, Col./Ellicott TE 18 Jackson Rusnacko FY. 6-4, 200 Minneapolis, Minn./Edison 30 Tyler Ives JR. 6-0, 205 Fargo, ND/South WR 8 Tanner Lunceford JR. 6-3, 175 Plymouth, Minn./Osseo
14 Ryan Lauterbach SO. 5-10, 170 Spooner, Wis./Spooner WR 2 Triston Thomas SO. 5-9, 170 Kissimmee, Fla./Gateway 81 Matt Miller JR. 5-11, 160 Staples, Minn./Staples-Motley QB 11 Manny Moton SR. 6-1, 195 Lithonia, Ga./Arabia Mountain 12 Noah Hickman FY. 5-11, 170 Huntington Beach, Calif./Ocean View TB 22 Terrell Jones FY. 5-10, 170 St. Paul, Minn./St. Agnes 4 Zander Payne SO. 5-8, 170 Tucson, Ariz./Mountain View FB 6 Tyler Dobbs FY. 5-8, 225 Parker, Col./Highlands Ranch 26 Nikolas Rocafort FY. 5-7, 180 San Juan, PR/Baldrich Defense DE 90 Max Fick FY. 5-11, 225 Woodbury, Minn./Woodbury
92 Evan Miller FY. 6-0, 250 Elk River, Minn./Elk River NT 97 Melvin Kuegah-Chouchouda FY. 6-1, 295 Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley 43 Fitzell Ross FY. 5-9, 210 Racine, Wis./Racine Park DT 9 Zach Reed SR. 5-10, 240 Thornton, Col./Legacy 54 Zach Johnson FY. 6-0, 235 Jasper, Minn./Edgerton DE 95 Chip Kindt FY. 6-6, 290 Green Bay, Wis./N.E.W. Lutheran 58 Denley Wenner FY. 5-10, 185 Bloomington, Minn./Kennedy OLB 44 Ethan McCown FY. 5-11, 215 West St. Paul, Minn./Henry Sibley
38 Rudy Barron SO. 5-10, 175 Pico Rivera, Calif./El Rancho CB 37 Cale Jallen FY. 5-10, 185 New Prague, Minn./New Prague 25 Jack Vanpatter SO. 6-0, 185 Minneapolis, Minn./St. Anthony Village SS 17 Kaden Smith FY. 5-10, 175 Highlands Ranch, Col./Highland Ranch 23 Zach Griebel FY. 5-9, 185 White Bear Lake, Minn./White Bear Lake FS 29 Tommy Whipple FY. 6-0, 185 Belgrade, Mont./Belgrade 23 Zach Griebel FY. 5-9, 185 White Bear Lake, Minn./White Bear Lake CB 3 Adrian Cracolici JR. 5-11, 175 Phoenix, Ariz./Verrado 39 Elliott Sambugaro FY. 5-9, 160 Richfield, Minn./Jefferson
Special Teams Kickoff Returners
20 Triston Thomas SO. 5-9, 170 Kissimmee, Fla./Gateway 22 Terrell Jones FY. 5-10, 170 St. Paul, Minn./St. Agnes Punt Returners 25 Jack Vanpatter SO. 6-0, 185 Minneapolis, Minn./St. Anthony Village
20 Triston Thomas SO. 5-9, 170 Kissimmee, Fla./Gateway
Placekicker 45 Riley Bakken SR. 5-11, 185 Thief River Falls, Minn./Thief River Falls 47 Matt Peters SO. 5-11, 190 Princeton, Minn./Mora FG/XP Holder 83 Tanner Lunceford JR. 6-3, 175 Plymouth, Minn./Osseo 12 Noah Hickman FY. 5-11, 170 Huntington Beach, Calif./Ocean View Short/Long Snapper 38 Rudy Barron SO. 5-10, 175 Pico Rivera, Calif./El Rancho 92 Evan Miller FY. 6-0, 250 Elk River, Minn./Elk River Punter 41 Cole Cummings FY. 6-0, 175 Waconia, Minn./Mayer Lutheran 45 Riley Bakken SR. 5-11, 185 Thief River Falls, Minn./Thief River Falls
GAME NOTES
SCOUTING THE GUSTIESGustavus is coming off its first MIAC win of the season after defeating Concordia 35-28 last Saturday. The Gusties fell be-hind early but used a 21-point fourth quarter, capped by a miraculous 78-yard completion from Michael Veldman (Sr., Becker) to Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin) with less than 30 seconds remaining to gain the lead and eventual seal the victory.
Through five games, the Gusties average 36.0 points and 402.0 yards of total offense per game. On defense, Gustavus allows 29.2 points and 341.2 yards per game. The Gusties have been the most successful MIAC team in the red zone this season, scoring touchdowns on 20-of-24 possessions (83 percent), which is 14 percent higher than the next best conference foe.
Veldman has aired it out more than any other quarterback in the MIAC, completing 112-of-176 (63.6 percent) attempts for 1,671 yards and 16 touchdowns to go along with eight inter-ceptions. Veldman’s yards, touchdowns, and completions all rank first in the MIAC. Kirk and Brice Panning (Sr., Hamburg) are the only two pass catchers in the conference averaging 100-plus receiving yards per contest with Kirk at 118.0 per game and Panning averaging 101.2. Kirk has 35 catches for 590 yards and three touchdowns, while Panning has 33 re-ceptions for 506 yards and MIAC-best 10 touchdowns.
Jake Boykin (Sr., Las Cruces, N.M.) and Zach Jakes (So., Mankato) lead the defense this season with 33 and 31 tack-les, respectively, with Jakes having a team-best 2.5 tackles for loss. Jake Krull (Sr., Plymouth) has been the team’s top tackler in the secondary, recording 28 tackles to go along with one interception, while Kaleb Scott (Jr., Gardena, Calif.) has two interceptions and five pass deflections to lead the team.
SCOUTING THE PIPERSHamline is coming off a 14-7 loss to Carleton last Saturday. The Pipers outgained the Knights 366-233 in the contest, but turned the ball over on downs five times, had an intercep-tion, and a fumble lost in the contest.
Through six games, the Pipers average 10.2 points and 250.2 yards per game. Defensively, they allow 41.0 points and 477.5 yards against per contest. The Pipers have converted on fourth down a MIAC-most 10 times this season and also recovered a league-high seven fumbles.
Offensively, the Pipers have seen three different players at quarterback, with Connor Leavens being the team’s top passer. Leavens has completed 73-of-135 passes for 850 yards and six touchdowns, but has been intercepted sev-en times. Manny Moton has also seen a healthy amount of time under center but has been more of a runner, rushing
37 times for 104 yards and a score, while only throwing 35 passes. Terrell Jones is the team’s top back, rushing 36 times for 161 yards and a touchdown. Triston Thomas and Tanner Lunceford lead the team in receiving with 34 and 29 receptions, respectively, with Thomas owning a team-high 388 yards.
The Pipers are led defensively by linebacker Monty Stenroos, who has totaled 53 tackles including five for loss. Carson Re-inard has also been tough at the linebacker position in his first year, totaling 44 tackles. Chip Kindt has been the team’s top pass rusher this season with two sacks.
HALL OF FAME WEEKENDToday’s game is designated as Hall of Fame Day at Holling-sworth Field as the College’s Athletics Department has se-lected nine individuals for induction into its Athletics Hall of Fame. The 2019 class of inductees include Luke Benoit `04 (Golf), Molly Biehn Becker `04 (Softball), Mike Gempeler `91 (Hockey), Raman Jayapathy `85 (Tennis), Neil Johnson `04 (Golf), Jackie Luehmann `04 (Track & Field), Angie Peterson Potts `04 (Basketball), and Kristin Petersen Smith `04 (Track & Field).
MORE AIR IN MOORHEADLast Saturday in Moorhead, the combination of quarter-back Michael Veldman (Sr., Becker) and receiver Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin) were in sync to post numbers that are rarely achieved. Veldman completed 21-of-32 passes for 405 yards, the most yards ever thrown by a Gustie quarterback at Con-cordia. Kirk was Veldman’s top target, catching nine passes for 233 yards and the game-winning touchdown with 14 seconds remaining in the game. Kirk’s 233 receiving yards are the second most in a single game in program history, trailing only Chad Arlt’s 252 receiving yards against Augs-burg in 2007.
HOME SWEET HOMESince the 2013 season, Gustavus owns a 20-12 record at Hollingsworth Field. The Gusties finish this year’s campaign with three home games out of their last five, taking on Hamline today, Carleton on Nov. 2, and St. Olaf on Nov. 16. Gustavus looks to improve its home record after boasting a 17-1 record against the Pipers, Oles, and Knights over the past six seasons.
FOLLOW THE GUSTIES ON KNUJKNUJ AM 860 out of New Ulm, Minn. once again broadcasts all 10 Gustavus regular season games this year. The voice of the Golden Gusties, Tom Wheeler, handles the play-by-play duties for the 13th consecutive season. Wheeler is once again joined by 1984 Gustavus graduate and former Gustie football player Ken Ericson on the live call of this year’s games.
Fans can listen to the KNUJ broadcasts on the Internet through the Gustavus Athletics website. Gustavus pro-vides a high definition video stream of all home games for viewing on your computer, tablet, or smart phone through GameCentral by Stretch Internet. GameCentral is available at portal.stretchinternet.com/gac.
Scout TeamPlayer of the Week #2 Isaac Erickson-ThoemkeFy., St. Cloud, Minn.
Special TeamsPlayer of the Week #17 Brady EssigSo., Dodge Center, Minn.
DefensivePlayer of the Week #93 Zeke EricksonSr., Clarks Grove, Minn.
OffensivePlayer of the Week #81 Josh KirkSr., Garvin, Minn.
2019 GUSTAVUS COMBINED STATS
The Automated ScoreBookGustavus Adolphus Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 18, 2019)
All games
Date Opponent Score Att.Sep 07, 2019 MARTIN LUTHER W 50-19 1789Sep 14, 2019 at UW-Stout W 41-31 1378
* Sep 21, 2019 at #4 Saint John's Univ. L 21-33 8290* Sep 28, 2019 #13 BETHEL L 33-35 4195* Oct 12, 2019 at Concordia-M'head W 35-28 3211
Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll games 3-2 1-1 2-1 0-0Conference 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-0Non-Conference 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0
Team Statistics GAC OPPFIRST DOWNS 113 93 R u s h i n g 24 47 P a s s i n g 77 40 P e n a l t y 12 6RUSHING YARDAGE 314 821 Rushing Attempts 157 210 Average Per Rush 2.0 3.9 Average Per Game 62.8 164.2 TDs Rushing 9 12PASSING YARDAGE 1696 885 C o m p - A t t - I n t 115-180-8 70-121-5 Average Per Pass 9.4 7.3 Average Per Catch 14.7 12.6 Average Per Game 339.2 177.0 TDs Passing 16 9TOTAL OFFENSE 2010 1706 Average Per Play 6.0 5.2 Average Per Game 402.0 341.2KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 19-374 22-397PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-46 6-30INT RETURNS: #-Yards 5-33 8-101FUMBLES-LOST 9-4 8-4PENALTIES-Yards 30-337 36-340PUNTS-AVG 14-34.2 20-35.5TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 9 : 5 3 3 0 : 0 73RD-DOWN Conversions 35/63 32/704TH-DOWN Conversions 6/12 9/12
Individual Rushing100+ Yards: 155 - Karim Ortiz vs. Hamline (9/24/16)200+ Yards: 200 - Karim Ortiz vs. St. Olaf (10/28/17)3+ Touchdowns: 3 - Luke Martinez vs. Westminster (9/3/16)4+ Touchdowns: 4 - Jeffrey Dubose vs. Carleton (11/9/13)Run of 50+ Yards: 62 - David Peal vs. Carleton (10/27/18)30+ Carries: 34 - Karim Ortiz vs. Hamline (9/24/16)Opponent 100+ Yards: 100 - Khayleb Willis, 166 (11/10/18)
Individual Passing300+ Yards: 395 - Michael Veldman vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)400+ Yards: 405 - Michael Veldman vs. Concordia (10/12/19)500+ Yards: 504 - Mitch Hendricks vs. Augsburg (9/27/14)30+ Completions: 33 - Michael Veldman vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)50+ Attempts: 54 - Mitch Hendricks vs. Concordia (11/8/14)4+ Touchdowns: 4 - Michael Veldman vs. Bethel (9/28/18)5+ Touchdowns: 5 - Jackson Erdmann, Saint John’s (10/21/17)6+Touchdowns: 7 - Mitch Hendricks vs. Augsburg (9/27/14)Opponent 300+ Yards: 300 - Jackson Erdmann, Saint John’s (10/21/19)
Individual Receiving100+ Yards: 233 - Josh Kirk vs. Concordia (10/12/19)200+ Yards: 233 - Josh Kirk vs. Concordia (10/12/19)3+ Touchdowns: 3 - Brice Panning vs. Martin Luther (9/7/2019)Reception of 50+ Yards: 78 - Josh Kirk vs. Concor-dia (10/12/19)10+ Receptions: 11 - Jamison Beulke vs. St. Thomas (11/3/18)Multiple Players w/100+ Receiving Yards: Josh Kirk (233), Brayton Finch (107) Josh Kirk vs. Concordia (10/12/19)Opponent 100+ Yards: 113 - TJ Hodge, Saint John’s (9/21/19)
Individual Special TeamsPunt Return TD: Brice Panning vs. Hamline (10/13/18)Kickoff Return TD: Greg Lane vs. Concordia (11/14/09)Blocked Punt Return TD: Jordan Kahlow vs. Ham-line (10/13/18)Field Goal of 40+ Yards: 42 - Tom Huepenbecker vs. Mayville (9/17/11)Field Goal of 50+ Yards: 52 - Ryan Boutwell vs. Ma-calester (9/20/97)Punt of 60+ Yards: 61 - Brayton Finch vs. Augsburg (10/20/18)Punt of 70+ Yards: 74 - Shane McClinton vs. St. Thomas (10/5/96)Opponent Punt Return TD: Zach Schwalback, Ham-line (9/19/15)Opponent Kick Return TD: Joel Koenecke, Bethel (10/14/17)
Individual Defense2+ Interceptions: 2 - Michael Hintze vs. Bethel (11/1/14)3+ Interceptions: 3 - Mike Fabel vs. Concordia (11/15/08)Interception Return TD: Jordan Kahlow vs. St. Olaf (10/28/17)Fumble Return TD: Nicolas Negron vs. Martin Lu-ther (9/7/2019)3+ Sacks: 3.0 - Andrew Lonneman vs. Simpson (9/8/12)
Team Rushing200+ Yards: 200 vs. Hamline (10/13/18)300+ Yards: 320 vs. St. Olaf (9/22/12)Fewer Than 100 Yards: 76 vs. Concordia (10/12/19)Negative Yards: -40 vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)Multiple Players w/100+ Yards: Jeffrey Dubose (131) and Muresuk Mena (116) vs. Hamline (9/29/12)4+ Touchdowns: 5 vs. Carleton (10/27/18)5+ Touchdowns: 5 vs. Carleton (10/27/18)50+ Carries: 54 vs. St. Thomas (10/11/03)Opponent 200+ Yards: 228 vs. Concordia (10/12/19)Opponent 300+ Yards: 400 vs. Concordia (10/1/16)Opponent Fewer than 100 Yards: 48 vs. Carleton (10/27/18)Opponent Negative Yards: -16 vs. Macalester (9/25/99)
Team Passing300+ Yards: 395 vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)400+ Yards: 405 vs. Concordia (10/12/19)Fewer Than 100 Yards: 77 vs. St. Olaf (9/22/12)30+ Completions: 33 vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)50+ Attempts: 55 vs. Concordia (11/8/14)4+ Touchdowns: 4 vs. Bethel (9/28/19)5+ Touchdowns: 5 vs. Hamline (9/23/17)6+ Touchdowns: 7 vs. Augsburg (9/27/14)Opponent 300+ Yards: 335 vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)Opponent 400+ Yards: 451 vs. Augsburg (9/16/17)Opponent Fewer Than 100 Yards: 0 vs. Concordia (10/12/19)
Team Scoring40+ Points: 41 vs. UW-Stout (9/14/19)50+ Points: 50 vs. Martin Luther (9/7/2019)60+ Points: 62 vs. Carleton (10/27/18)Opponent 40+ Points: 45 vs. Saint John’s (9/15/18)Opponent 50+ Points: 58 vs. St. Thomas (11/4/17)Was Shut Out: 9/22/18 vs. Bethel (0-31)Shut Out Opponent: 10/20/18 vs. Augsburg (42-0)
Team Offense400+ Total Yards: 461 vs. vs. Concordia (10/12/19)500+ Total Yards: 581 vs. Carleton (10/27/18)600+ Total Yards: 683 vs. Crown (9/5/15)Fewer Than 100 Total Yards: 1 vs. St. Thomas (11/4/17)
Team DefenseOpponent Fewer Than 150 Yards: 58 vs. Carleton (10/4/14)Opponent More Than 400+ Yards: 459 vs. Saint John’s (9/21/19)Opponent More Than 500+ Yards: 550 vs. St. Thomas (11/4/17)
OvertimeWin: 23-20 vs. Saint John’s 2OT (11/2/13)Loss: 23-24 vs. UW-Stout (9/8/18)
GUSTAVUS HEAD COACH PETER HAUGEN
Peter Haugen, a native of Minneapolis and a 1991 graduate of Bethel University, is in his 11th year as head football coach at Gustavus Adolphus College for the 2019 season.
Last season, the Gustavus football team posted a 6-4 overall record with a MIAC mark of 5-3. After a 1-3 start to the 2018 campaign, the Gusties ral-lied to win four in a row, averaging a total of 43.25 points per game in that span and allowing just 14.0. The Black and Gold then fell to St. Thomas 14-13 before defeating St. Olaf 29-20 in the snow to finish their season.
In the MIAC’s 2018 postseason honors, linebacker Matt Berkner (Sr., Sleepy Eye, Minn.), tight end Brayton Finch (Jr., Mount Morris, Ill.), wide receiver Brice Panning (Jr., Hamburg, Minn.), and quarter-back Michael Veldman (Jr., Becker, Minn.) earned first team all-conference honors. Second team members included Jordan Kahlow (Sr., Le Sueur, Minn.), Brady Miller (Sr., Delano, Minn.), and Blake Sikes (Jr., Valrico, Fla.). In addition, Dutch Clay-baugh (Sr., Kaneohe, Hawaii), Zeke Erickson (Jr., Clarks Grove, Minn.), and Josh Kirk (Jr., Garvin, Minn.) were named honorable mention honors.
In 10 seasons at the head of the Gustavus Adol-phus football program, Haugen has compiled an overall record of 50-52 and a MIAC record of 35-45.
Haugen, who was the head football coach at Washburn High School for 15 years prior to coming to Gustavus, compiled an overall record of 111-44 during that span, while winning 11 league cham-pionships and posting a league record of 76–8. He directed the Millers to the Class AAAA quarterfinals in 2007 finishing with a mark of 9–3. In his last season as the Millers’ head coach, Haugen’s squad posted a mark of 8–2. While building the program at Washburn, Haugen increased player participa-tion from 35 players in 1994 to 110 players in 2008.
He also implemented academic monitoring and meal programs for student-athletes as well as creating and directing the highly successful Wash-burn Athletic Leadership Academy. He has also served as the chair of the Minneapolis Football Conference and he is an active clinician working at many local and regional clinics including the NIKE Coach of the Year clinic. Haugen was also a mem-ber of the Metro coaching staff for the Minnesota All-Star game in 1998. He started his coaching ca-reer at his alma mater, serving as the offensive line coach during the 1992 and 1993 seasons.
A three-sport standout at Bethel, Haugen was a starting tight end on the football team, a starting goaltender on the hockey team, and a starting catcher on the baseball team in the late ’80s and early ’90s. In his senior year, he earned all-con-ference honors in football, and was selected Most Valuable Player of the hockey team.
Haugen became the 17th head coach in the 101-season history of Gustavus football in 2009. The Golden Gusties have a long and storied foot-ball tradition that includes 22 MIAC titles. The program ranks in the top-50 all-time in Division III (out of 235 institutions) with a 58.0 winning percentage (496–356–21). Last season, the Gust-ies joined an elite group of 58 NCAA Division III institutions whose football teams have won 500 games.
Along with great teams, Gustavus has also been blessed with many outstanding individual play-ers, which includes 25 players who have received All-America honors, 11 who have received CoSIDA Academic All-America honors, and five who have received NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.
Peter, and his wife, Brenda live in St. Peter and have three children, Zeke, Zoe, and Zetta.
11th season as Gustavus Head Coach • 51-54 overall record • 35-47 MIAC record • 2015 MIAC Co-Coach of the Year • 2 All-America selections • 2 CoSIDA Academic All-America selections • 27 All-Conference selections
Coaching• 1992-93: Offensive Line Coach, Bethel University• 1994-2008: Head Coach, Washburn High School• 2009-present: Head Coach, Gustavus Adolphus College
CHARLIE COSGROVECO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, OFFENSIVE LINECharlie Cosgrove is in his 11th season on the Gustavus football coaching staff, serving as the team’s co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the eighth straight year. Prior to coming to Gustavus, Cosgrove served as a graduate assistant at St. Cloud State University for two years.
A 2005 graduate of St. Cloud State with a degree in mass commu-nications, Cosgrove was a standout defensive end for the Huskie football squad, earning All-Conference honors three times and being named to the National Football Coaches Association All-Amer-ica Team in 2005. He was also named the North Central Conference Defensive Lineman of the Year his senior season. In St. Cloud State football history, Cosgrove graduated ranked first in tackles for loss (47.5) and quarterback hurries (28), and second in sacks (23.5) and forced fumbles (7).
Charlie lives in St. Peter with his wife, Elizabeth and their two chil-dren, Luella and Vincent.
CARLIN SHOEMAKERCO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, QUARTERBACKSCarlin Shoemaker returns for his eighth season on the Gustavus Adolphus football coaching staff as the co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
A 2003 graduate of Bethel High School in Spanaway, Washington, Shoemaker brings an extensive offensive background to the Gus-tavus coaching staff. Shoemaker completed his undergraduate studies in the spring of 2007, earning a degree in psychology from Kenyon College. While at Kenyon, Shoemaker went on to have one of the best receiving careers in the history of Lords football. A two-time captain in 2006 and 2007, Carlin made a total of 239 catches for 3,000 yards with 18 receiving touchdowns over his four-year career. His 239 receptions rank second all-time at Kenyon, while his total yards mark ranks third. To go along with his offensive production, he is also the program’s top kick returner, recording 93 returns for 1,873 yards. A three-time All North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) performer in 2004, 2006, and 2007, Carlin concluded his career by being named the team’s MVP his senior season.
Following his playing career at Kenyon, Shoemaker served as a grad-uate assistant coach at St. Cloud State University from 2008 to 2010. While on staff at St. Cloud State, he served as the wide receivers coach. Shoemaker made his way into the MIAC with Carleton College in 2010 where he served as the quarterbacks coach. After a year in Northfield and prior to taking the job at Gustavus, he took a position as the co-offensive coordinator at his alma mater, Kenyon, for the 2011 season.
Carlin currently resides in St. Peter with his wife, Courtney, and daughter, Sloan.
LUCAS KLEINSCHRODTDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, LINEBACKERSLucas Kleinschrodt begins his fourth season on staff for the Gustavus Adolphus football team in 2019, and third season as the defensive coordinator.
A native of Alden, Minnesota, Kleinschrodt graduated from Al-den-Conger High School in 2010. From there, Lucas attended Gus-tavus where he graduated in 2013 with an undergraduate degree in Health Fitness. After graduating from Gustavus, he worked as a graduate assistant football coach at Augustana University from 2014-
15 working with defensive backs. Kleinschrodt most recently coached at South Dakota State University as Quality Control working with the linebackers from Feb. 2016 to July 2016.
Kleinschrodt was a four-year letterwinner for the Gusties as a line-backer. He recorded 146 tackles in 38 career games at Gustavus, rank-ing fifth on his team with a career-high 42 tackles his senior season in 2013. He finished his career with three interceptions, two fumble recoveries, four pass break-ups and four tackles for loss.
Kleinschrodt currently lives in Chaska with his wife, Ali.
CHRISTIAN WHITEKICKERSChristian White is in his 11th year as a coach under head coach Peter Haugen. White, who has assisted the Gustavus football program off and on over the past decade, specifically works with the team’s kickers and punters.
A native of Northfield, Minn., White was a four-year member of the Gustavus football team from 1997-2000. A First-Team All-Conference placekicker in 1999, Christian majored in management and earned his degree in 2001 from Gustavus. Following his Gustavus career, White began flight school in Orlando, Fla. in June of 2001. He worked as a flight instructor in Atlanta for a year before taking jobs at Mes-aba Airlines and Skyway Airlines of Milwaukee. Christian is currently a pilot for Delta Airlines.
White currently resides in Bloomington, Minn.
ZACH VINEDEFENSIVE LINEZach Vine begins his fifth season on the Gustavus Adolphus staff in 2019 as the defensive line coach and strength and conditioning coordinator.
Vine graduated from Gustavus in 2015, majoring in health fitness, and played for the Gustie football team for four seasons. During his time on the gridiron for the Gusties, Vine played in 25 games and started at offensive guard in all 10 games his senior year. During the 2014 season, Vine was a captain and was honored with the Lee Kro-ugh Award, MIAC Sportsmanship Award and the Gustavus Servant Leadership Award.
A native of Lino Lakes, Minn. and 2011 graduate of Centennial High School, Zach is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Aside from his coaching duties at Gustavus, Vine is also a wrestling coach at Saint Peter High School.
Vine lives in Saint Peter with his wife, Liz.
MARC BACHMANDEFENSEMarc (Woody) Bachman is in his eighth season with the Gustie foot-ball program in 2019, serving as a defensive backs coach. Prior to taking the job at Gustavus, Bachman was the head football coach at St. Peter High School for 12 seasons and for the past two years was the head coach at Mankato Loyola. Bachman has also served as defensive line coach at Augsburg University and Eden Prairie High School. A 1988 graduate of Gustavus with majors in history and secondary social studies teaching, Bachman was a four-year member of the football team and was a contributor on the 1987 MIAC Championship team. A Fairmont, Minn. native, Bachman was a three-year letter-winner as a running back and nose guard for the Gusties.
He is currently the operations and maintenance supervisor for the Saint Peter High School District where he coaches girls hockey and track. Bachman also serves as a member of the executive committee for the Minnesota Football Coaches Association. Marc lives in Saint Peter with his wife Wendy ‘87 and they have four children, Beau ‘14, Alina ‘17, Chloe, and Avery ‘20.
BRETT AAMOTRUNNING BACKSBrett Aamot is on the Gustavus football staff for the third straight season in 2019. He previously served as an assistant varsity offensive coach for the Willmar Cardinals high school football team from 2009 through 2016, coaching running backs and wide receivers. Aamot is a 1978 graduate of Willmar High School and a 1982 graduate of Gus-tavus Adolphus College where he played football as a running back and kick returner for head coach Dennis Raarup.
Aamot is the managing partner of Conway, Deuth & Schmiesing, PLLP, a regional public accounting firm headquartered in Willmar, Minn., and lives in Spicer, Minn. with his wife Kathy and their two daughters, Bria and Mariel.
ERIC MATTSONSAFETIESEric Mattson is in his fourth consecutive season on the Gustavus foot-ball staff in 2019 as the safeties coach.
Mattson is a 2000 graduate of Gustavus where he played linebacker for the Gusties. After graduating, Mattson earned his master’s de-gree in health fitness at St. Cloud State University. Previously, he was the linebackers coach at Minnetonka High School. Mattson is a native of Carver, Minn., and currently owns Fitness Together in Chanhassen.
LYLE OPDAHLOFFENSIVE LINELyle Opdahl is in his second year with the Gustavus football coaching staff in 2019 as an offensive line coach.
Opdahl graduated from Gustavus in 2013 and spent four years on the Gustie football team as an offensive lineman. Opdahl was a starter throughout his senior season on an offense that averaged over 300 yards per game.
MAURICE STALEYRECEIVERSMaurice Staley joins the Gustavus coaching staff in 2019 as a wide receivers coach. Staley played two years of Division I collegiate foot-ball at the University of Tennessee in 1994 and 1995, catching passes from future NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning. Staley played in 22 games for the Vols with 29 receptions, 352 yards, and a touchdown.
KELVIN MELGARDEFENSIVE BACKSKelvin Melgar is in his first season on the Gustavus football staff in 2019, coaching the defensive backs.
A native of Houston, Texas, Melgar graduated from Houston Baptist University with a degree in kinesiology and wellness management. Melgar was a free safety at Houston Baptist before transitioning to a coach. He spent the past three years as a coach at HBU, producing six All-Conference players, one All-American, and one NFL product. Kelvin lives in Mankato, Minn.
2019 GUSTAVUS ROSTER
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 1 Cameron Witt So. WR 6-0 178 Champlin, Minn./Champlin Park
1 Kaleb Scott Jr. DB 5-11 165 Gardena, Calif./Verbum Dei
2 Isaac Erickson-Thoemke Fy. LB 5-11 190 St. Cloud, Minn./Apollo
2 David Peal So. RB 5-9 194 Worcester, Mass./Holy Name Central Catholic
3 Todd Johnson Jr. Jr. WR 6-0 160 Minneapolis, Minn./Patrick Henry
4 Nicholas Negron So. DB 5-11 195 Garland, Texas/Namaan Forest
4 Michael Veldman Sr. QB 6-4 205 Becker, Minn./Becker
88 Quintin Morris Fy. WR 5-6 140 Bloomington, Minn./Bloomington Jefferson
89 Seth Zeitchick Fy. WR 5-10 155 St. Paul, Minn./Highland Park
92 Richard Lopez Jr. DL 5-8 220 Buena Park, Calif./Servite
93 Zeke Erickson Sr. DL 6-2 270 Clarks Grove, Minn./NRHEG
94 Andrew Abegglen Fy. K 6-3 185 Mound, Minn./Mound-Westonka
97 Seamus Wilson Sr. DL 6-0 270 Eagan, Minn./Eagan
2019 STATISTICS
The Automated ScoreBookGustavus Adolphus Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 18, 2019)
All games
Team Statistics GAC OPPSCORING 180 146 Points Per Game 36.0 29.2 Points Off Turnovers 20 54FIRST DOWNS 113 93 R u s h i n g 24 47 P a s s i n g 77 40 P e n a l t y 12 6RUSHING YARDAGE 314 821 Yards gained rushing 490 900 Yards lost rushing 176 79 Rushing Attempts 157 210 Average Per Rush 2.0 3.9 Average Per Game 62.8 164.2 TDs Rushing 9 12PASSING YARDAGE 1696 885 C o m p - A t t - I n t 115-180-8 70-121-5 Average Per Pass 9.4 7.3 Average Per Catch 14.7 12.6 Average Per Game 339.2 177.0 TDs Passing 16 9TOTAL OFFENSE 2010 1706 Total Plays 337 331 Average Per Play 6.0 5.2 Average Per Game 402.0 341.2KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 19-374 22-397PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-46 6-30INT RETURNS: #-Yards 5-33 8-101KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.7 18.0PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 7.7 5.0INT RETURN AVERAGE 6.6 12.6FUMBLES-LOST 9-4 8-4PENALTIES-Yards 30-337 36-340 Average Per Game 67.4 68.0PUNTS-Yards 14-479 20-710 Average Per Punt 34.2 35.5 Net punt average 32.1 31.2KICKOFFS-Yards 31-1634 25-1383 Average Per Kick 52.7 55.3 Net kick average 38.3 36.4TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 9 : 5 3 3 0 : 0 73RD-DOWN Conversions 35/63 32/70 3rd-Down Pct 56% 46%4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/12 9/12 4th-Down Pct 50% 75%SACKS BY-Yards 3-11 13-83MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 26 21FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 0-0 0-3ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (20-24) 83% (16-21) 76%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (20-24) 83% (16-21) 76%PAT-ATTEMPTS (16-19) 84% (16-18) 89%ATTENDANCE 5984 12879 Games/Avg Per Game 2/2992 3/4293 Neutral Site Games 0/0
SAINT PETER, Minn. – The Gustavus football team opened its season on Saturday afternoon with a decisive 50-19 victory over Martin Luther College. For the second year in a row the Knights were able to strike first, but a first half offensive outburst pushed the Gusties through.
“It was a good offensive effort,” said Head Coach Peter Haugen. “There were a couple spots where we got discombobulated and didn’t execute the way that we wanted too, but for the most part I loved what we did. Defensively, against their offense you have to be really dis-ciplined and that’s something early that we had to tighten up. Our defense did a really nice job and turned the ball over and that’s fun to see. The statistics are are staggering when you win the turnover battle and we know it’s really important. Our coaches did a nice job getting these guys ready to go and I can’t give our players enough credit for their efforts. Thankful for the win and proud of our guys, certainly plenty of things we’ll have to get better with but that’s how it is every week.”
Martin Luther received the opening kickoff and the Gusties were able to get a stop, however, the ensuing punt hit a Gustavus player in the foot and the Knights were able to recover. Mar-tin Luther then ran seven plays, including a big fourth down conversion before they punched in an eight yard rush to score the first points of the game. The Knights missed the extra point to make the score 6-0.
Gustavus was quick to respond though when Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin, Minn.) returned the en-suing kickoff 81 yards to the Martin Luther 15-yard line to set the Gusties up in good field position. It didn’t take long for the duo of Michael Veldman (Sr., Becker, Minn.) and Brice Panning (Sr., Hamburg, Minn.) to find their groove as Veldman found Panning for a 15 yard touchdown on the first play of the drive. Kirk then caught a pass from Veldman to give the Gusties a 8-6 lead.
Martin Luther got two first downs on their next drive before the Gusties got a stop and forced a punt. A 64-yard pass from Veldman to Kirk got the Gusties to the one yard line before Veldman ran it in himself on the next play to push the score to 14-6. Another successful two point conversion put the Gusties up 10.
Quarter number two was all Gustavus as they were able to extend their lead before half. To start the quarter the Gusties put together a long drive, with Panning notching his second touchdown of the game before the extra point put the Gusties up 23-6. Midway through the second quarter, Veldman connected with David Peal (So., Worchester, Mass.) for a 56 yard completion to the two yard line before Peal plowed one in from two yards out for his first score of the season and to make the score 29-6. On Gustavus’ next possession Veldman connected with Kirk for 36 yards before finding Panning once again for his third touchdown of the game to put the Gusties up 36-6 after the PAT, a score they would hold into halftime
The third quarter was slow with Martin Luther eating a large chunk of the clock with a 17-play drive resulting in their second touchdown of the game to bring the score to 36-12.The Gusties responded quickly though, scoring early in the fourth quarter on another Peal run from six yards out to go up 43-12. Gustavus’s defense was then able to score a touchdown as a Lucas
Oleson (So., South St. Paul, Minn.) sack forced a fumble that was recovered by Nicolas Negron (So., Garland, Texas) for a touchdown.
The Knights would score on their final possession of the game before the Gusties ran out the clock for the 50-19 victory.
Veldman was 18-of-27 in the contest for 353 yards with three passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown. Peal and Dalton Thelen (So., Cold Spring, Minn.) led the ground attack with 48 and 42 yards respectively. Panning caught six passes for 118 yards and three touch-downs while Kirk had six catches for 119 yards.
On the defensive side of the ball Kaleb Scott (Jr., Gardena, Calif.) and Jake Krull (Sr., Plym-outh, Minn.) both recorded an interception in the contest. Zach Jakes (So., Mankato, Minn.) led the team with eight tackles, while Ezekiel Sundberg (So., Lakewood, Colo.) had seven.
The Gusties will be in action again next Saturday when they take on UW-Stout for a 1:05 p.m. contest in Menomonie, Wis.
WEEK 1 • SAINT PETER, MINN. • GUSTAVUS 50, MARTIN LUTHER 19
Quickie Statistics (Final)Martin Luther vs Gustavus Adolphus (Sep 07, 2019 at St. Peter, Minn.)
Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 09:34 MLC - Joshuah Kren 8 yd run (Micah Otto kick failed), 7-19 2:17 6 - 0
09:17 GAC - Brice Panning 15 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Josh Kirk pass from Michael Veldman), 1-15 0:04 6 - 806:41 GAC - Michael Veldman 1 yd run (Dalton Thelen pass from Michael Veldman), 5-86 1:06 6 - 16
2nd 14:49 GAC - Brice Panning 13 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Jacob Lamb kick), 11-68 4:37 6 - 2305:36 GAC - David Peal 2 yd run (Jacob Lamb kick failed), 3-53 0:43 6 - 2901:19 GAC - Brice Panning 19 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Jacob Lamb kick), 6-62 2:11 6 - 36
3rd 00:13 MLC - Austin DeNoyer 1 yd run (Ethan Aguilar pass failed), 24-61 11:52 12 - 364th 12:11 GAC - David Peal 6 yd run (Jacob Lamb kick), 24-61 11:52 12 - 43
02:40 GAC - Nicholas Negron 2 yd fumble recovery (Jacob Lamb kick) 12 - 5000:07 MLC - Zach Thiel 32 yd pass from Colin Olson (Micah Otto kick), 6-73 2:28 19 - 50
2019 GAME RECAPS
MENOMONIE, Wis. – The Gustavus football team looked strong in all facets on Saturday as they took down UW-Stout 41-31 at Don & Nona Williams Stadium in Menomonie, Wis. With the win the Gusties move to 2-0 on the season while the Blue Devils fall to 0-2.
“It was a strong overall effort for the team today,” said Head Coach Peter Haugen. “Key turnovers by our defense and our offense made some big plays and sustained a key six to seven minute drive in the fourth quarter. We played with great energy and had great support from our fans.”
After forcing a three and out on the first possession of the contest, Gustavus was able to march down the field thanks to two connections from Michael Veldman (Sr., Becker) to Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin) before the duo connected again for a third time, this one finding the end zone to put the Gusties up 6-0. A two-point conversion rush by Veldman put Gustavus up 8-0.
Stout would answer on the next possession with a long drive resulting in an 18-yard touch-down run and successful two-point conversion to even things at eight. Early in the second quarter, a Gustavus fumble gave the ball to Stout around midfield where the Blue Devils took a deep shot on their first play and scored, converting the extra point to make the score 15-8.
The rest of the second quarter was all Gustavus as the Gusties responded two possessions after the Blue Devils score with an 11 play, 51-yard drive capped off by a Veldman touchdown rush to bring the score to 15-14. Veldman’s two-point conversion pass though was intercept-ed and returned all the way by Stout to push the Blue Devils to a 17-14 lead.
On the second play of the ensuing Blue Devil possession, Avery Bachman (Sr., Saint Peter) re-corded his first interception of the year to give the ball back to the Black and Gold. The Gusties took advantage as Veldman connected with Brice Panning (Sr., Hamburg) for 36 yards and then 17 yards, with the second connection finding the end zone to put the Gusties up 21-17.
With less than four minutes left in the half, Gustavus forced another three-and-out and blocked the punt to start in good field position again, getting the ball at the UW-Stout 12. After two plays David Peal (So., Worchester, Mass.) was able to plow in from the three yard line to extend the Gusties lead to 28-17 going into the half.
After the half, Gustavus received the kickoff and marched down the field, before Veldman found Kirk in the back left corner of the endzone to put the Black and Gold up 35-17. After a Blue Devil three-and-out, the Gusties were able to march down the field again for another touchdown drive, this one capped off by a Veldman touchdown run to put Gustavus up 41-17.
With the Gusties holding a 25-point lead, the Blue Devils were able to get two scores late in the game to bring the score to 42-31, but the Gusties would run the clock out and take home
the victory.
Veldman had an all-around solid day, going 18-of-28 for 249 yards and three touchdowns. The Becker native also carried the ball eight times for 43 yards and two touchdowns. Peal toted the rock 22 times for 60 yards and a touchdown to lead the rushing attack. Kirk led the receiving corps with eight catches for 114 yards and two touchdowns while Panning had six catches for 94 yards and one score.
The Gustie defense had a good performance, with Kolt Gorg (Sr., Blue Earth) recording a team-high eight tackles and a sack. Austin Fest (Jr., West Des Moines, Iowa), Kaleb Scott (Jr., Gardena, Calif.), and Bachman all recorded interceptions for the Gusties on the day.
WEEK 2 • MENOMONIE, WIS. • GUSTAVUS 41, UW-STOUT 31
Quickie Statistics (Final)Gustavus Adolphus vs UW-Stout (Sep 14, 2019 at Menomonie, Wis.)
Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 08:09 GAC - Josh Kirk 7 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Michael Veldman rush), 12-67 4:51 8 - 0
03:26 STOUT - Nick Arguedas 18 yd run (Devan Greene pass from Sean Borgerding), 10-72 4:33 8 - 82nd 13:46 STOUT - Levy Hamer 57 yd pass from Sean Borgerding (Alec Benzinger kick), 1-57 0:10 8 - 15
05:18 GAC - Michael Veldman 5 yd run (Michael Veldman pass intcpt), 11-51 5:44 14 - 1505:18 STOUT - Jed Schlegel PAT return 14 - 1703:39 GAC - Brice Panning 17 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Jacob Lamb kick), 2-53 0:51 21 - 1700:20 GAC - David Peal 3 yd run (Jacob Lamb kick), 3-12 1:14 28 - 17
3rd 10:55 GAC - Josh Kirk 9 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Jacob Lamb kick), 9-54 4:01 35 - 1707:28 GAC - Michael Veldman 10 yd run (Jacob Lamb kick failed), 5-63 2:40 41 - 1701:11 STOUT - Sean Borgerding 3 yd run (Alec Benzinger kick), 14-72 6:10 41 - 24
4th 00:15 STOUT - Tyler Seymour 13 yd pass from Sean Borgerding (Alec Benzinger kick), 5-72 0:29 41 - 31
2019 GAME RECAPS
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. – The Gustavus football team traveled to No. 4 Saint John’s on Saturday and fell by a score of 33-21. With the loss the Gusties fall to 2-1 overall and 0-1 in the MIAC while the Johnnies move to 2-0 and 1-0 in the conference.
The game started with the Johnnies driving down the field with a nine-play, 41-yard drive that resulted in a 29-yard missed field goal. On the ensuing Gustie possession, Michael Veld-man was intercepted for the first time this season and the Johnnies took over at the Gustavus 48-yard line. Saint John’s would capitalize and score on the next possession to take an early 7-0 lead.
The Gusties would respond though with a great drive of their own as they went on a 10 play, 79-yard drive capped off with a Michael Veldman (Sr., Becker, Minn.) 29-yard touchdown pass to Brice Panning (Sr., Hamburg, Minn.) to even things at seven.
The scoring didn’t stop there though, as the Johnnies quickly responded with a touchdown less than two minutes later thanks to a 26 yard completion followed by a 57 yard score to go back up 14-7.
Gustavus answered the call once again, as they went on a 12-play, 73 yard drive that saw Brayton Finch (Sr., Mount Morris, Ill.) catch his first touchdown of the season to even the score at 14 with 8:20 remaining in the second quarter. The Johnnies continued to prove the potency of their offense as they went on a methodical 12-play, 72 yard drive capped off by a two-yard touchdown pass to push their lead to 21-14 just before the half.
The Gusties were able to drive late before the half but Veldman’s pass from the SJU 21 with time expiring was intercepted and left the score at 21-14 going to the the half.
The second half turned into more of a defensive battle from both teams as the first three possessions of the half were three-and-outs. After their second consecutive defense stand the Johnnies had good field position and got all the way down to the Gustavus one-yard line and on fourth and goal from a yard out the Gusties stuffed the run attempt and notched a goal line stand.
The Gusties, from deep in their own territory would get some breathing room before punt-ing, but the Johnnies quick-striking offense would return as they scored from the 50 yard line in just two plays. The extra point was blocked so the lead held at 27-14.
Gustavus felt the urgency to find the end zone again though, as they were able to put to-gether a solid drive capped off by Panning’s second touchdown, this one 24-yards to pull the game to 27-21.
Saint John’s looked like it was about to answer as they put together a solid drive and had the ball in the red zone. The Johnnies had the ball on the 10 yard-line and and completed a pass and just before the Saint John’s player could reach the end zone Landon Rauen (Jr., Zumbro-ta) came in and forced a fumble that Austin Fest (Jr., West Des Moines, Iowa) recovered in the end zone for a touchback
The Gusties had their chance to even things up or take the lead on the ensuing drive but on third and eight the Johnnies recorded a strip sack and recovered the fumble on the 10-yard line. On the next play from scrimmage they were able to find a receiver coming across the middle of the field for the score and to take a 33-21 lead. The Gusties were able to stop the two-point conversion try to keep the lead at 12.
With 7:22 remaining the Gusties took over needing a score to keep the game in reach. They were able to put together a solid drive, getting the ball to the Saint John’s 30-yard line before the Johnnies got a stop as the Gusties tried a hook-and-ladder on fourth down and long to force a turnover on downs. The Johnnies then ran out the last 4:37 of game time with seven consecutive rushes and two kneel downs to put the game away.
The Johnnies out-gained the Gusties 459-355 in terms of total yardage in the contest. The Gustavus pass attack totaled 395 yards but the Black and Gold had -40 rush yards as Veldman was sacked seven times in the game for 53 yards.
Veldman was 33-of-48 for 395 yards, with three touchdowns and two interceptions. The re-ceiving trio of Finch, Panning and Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin) all caught at least eight passes in the contest with Panning leading the way with eight catches for 117 yards and two touchdowns.
Defensively Jake Krull (Sr., Plymouth) led Gustavus with nine tackles while Fest had five to go along with a fumble recovery and two pass breakups.
WEEK 3 • COLLEGEVILLE, MINN. • SAINT JOHN’S 33, GUSTAVUS 21
Quickie Statistics (Final)Gustavus Adolphus vs #4 Saint John's Univ.
Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 05:29 SJU - Ravi Alston 5 yd pass from Jackson Erdmann (Austin Solors kick), 8-48 2:38 0 - 7
00:51 GAC - Brice Panning 29 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Andrew Abegglen kick), 10-79 4:31 7 - 72nd 14:29 SJU - Andrew VanErp 57 yd pass from Jackson Erdmann (Austin Solors kick), 4-87 1:15 7 - 14
08:20 GAC - Brayton Finch 8 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Andrew Abegglen kick), 12-73 6:03 14 - 1403:04 SJU - Tyler Johnson 2 yd pass from Jackson Erdmann (Austin Solors kick), 12-72 5:11 14 - 21
3rd 04:55 SJU - Henry Trost 4 yd run (Austin Solors kick blockd), 2-50 0:36 14 - 2700:34 GAC - Brice Panning 24 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Andrew Abegglen kick), 8-75 4:21 21 - 27
4th 07:22 SJU - Jack Kemper 11 yd pass from Jackson Erdmann (Jackson Erdmann pass failed), 1-11 0:05 21 - 33
2019 GAME RECAPS
SAINT PETER, Minn. – In a fourth quarter that would see 40 points scored, it would be the two-point margin that Bethel held in the quarter that would prove to be the difference in the Gustavus football teams 35-33 loss to the Royals. With the loss, the Gusties fall to 2-2 overall and 0-2 in the MIAC while Bethel improves to 3-0 and 1-0 in the conference.
“We knew it was going to be a competitive game,” said Head Coach Peter Haugen. “I loved what we did early on that fourth down when we got that stop, it really changed the mo-mentum and then we just hung in there. We had a shot at the end with a nice drive down the field but turnovers are the day. They’re always tough things but we’ll learn from it, and get back at it.”
The Gusties received the opening kickoff, but an interception early on gave the Royals the ball in Gustavus territory. The Royals made quick work of the short field and a quarterback sneak for a score put them up 7-0. After three consecutive three-and-outs between both teams the Royals gained possession and went on a 10-play, 68-yard drive capped off by a 10-yard touchdown pass to go up 14-0.
After Bethel forced another Gustie punt, on their ensuing possession the Royals went for it on fourth and short in their own territory and the Gusties held pat and started in good field position. The Gusties capitalized when David Peal (So., Worchester, Mass.) ran one in from two yards out to put Gustavus on the board and bring the score to 14-7.
The two teams would trade possession late in the first half with neither team entering the red zone and they went to the break with the Royals on top 14-7. In the first half Bethel out-gained Gustavus in total yards 155-89.
The second half started out with the Royals in possession. Bethel completed a pass on their second play of the half, but Graham Nistler (So., St. Cloud) was able to force a fumble that would be recovered by the Gusties to give them possession. However, the next pass from Michael Veldman (Sr., Becker) was intercepted and the Royals took back over. With the Royals in the red zone, Gustavus would hold them and force a field goal attempt from 32 yards out that was missed and kept it a one score game.
The two teams played stout defense the next two possessions before the Gusties took over with 7:05 remaining in the third quarter. Gustavus marched down the field in two minutes and 15 seconds as Brice Panning (Sr., Hamburg) caught his seventh touchdown of the year to even things at 14 all. Bethel responded though, using the ground game and a timely completion to march down the field and they punched in a score on the first play of the fourth quarter to go up 21-14.
Gustavus answered with a third down 36-yard completion from Veldman to Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin, Minn.) that kept the the drive alive before Dalton Thelen (So., Cold Spring, Minn.) caught his first touchdown of the season to even things at 21. On the ensuing kickoff the Gusties executed a pooch kick that the Royals weren’t prepared for that hit one of their blockers and the Gusties recovered to get the ball at the Bethel 30.
Gustavus once again made quick work of the short field as Brayton Finch (Sr., Mount Morris, Ill.) caught a six-yard reception for a score to give the Gusties the lead. The extra point snap was botched, and the point after try was no good so the Gusties held a 27-21 lead.
The Royals made quick work on their next possession, going 65 yards in three minutes and nine seconds to score and the extra point put them ahead 28-27. After the Royals kicked off, the first Gustavus play of the ensuing possession was intercepted and returned inside the Gustavus 20. The Royals went to the ground and eventually found the end zone to go up
35-27.
With time winding down the Gusties had one last possession to try to find the end zone and a successful two-point conversion. Veldman found Panning a few times to get the ball into Bethel territory. After Veldman ran a quarterback draw on third and short to gain a first down, he found Panning again on the following play to get the ball inside the 10 yard line. On second and goal, Veldman lofted one to the left corner of the endzone and Panning made an incredible one handed catch to bring the score to 35-33. The two-point attempt was unsuccessful though. The onside kick by the Gusties gave them a chance as they were able to get the ball loose and on the ground but the Royals recovered and kneeled out the clock for the victory.
Veldman was 22-for-41 in the contest with 269 yards passing, four touchdowns, and four in-terceptions, while his top target Brice Panning had nine catches for 122 yards and two scores. Peal led the ground attack with 14 carries for 53 yards and a touchdown.
On defense, Jake Krull (Sr., Plymouth) led the team with nine tackles while Avery Bachman (Sr., Saint Peter) and Jake Boykin (Sr., Las Cruces, N.M.) both had seven with Bachman having one tackle for loss.
WEEK 4 • SAINT PETER, MINN. • BETHEL 35, GUSTAVUS 33
Quickie Statistics (Final)#13 Bethel vs Gustavus Adolphus (Sep 28, 2019 at St. Peter, Minn.)
BU GACScore 35 33FIRST DOWNS 17 25RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-189 27-52PASSING YDS (NET) 168 269Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-16-0 41-22-4TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-357 68-321Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-10 1-12Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-25 5-78Interception Returns-Yards 4-79 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-46.0 5-33.2Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0Penalties-Yards 11-120 3-30Possession Time 30:29 29:31Third-Down Conversions 7 of 13 6 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 5-5
Bethel Gustavus AdolphusRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgSam Gibas 18 107 1 106 1 14 5.9Jaran Roste 19 65 5 60 2 14 3.2Mike Delich 2 7 0 7 0 4 3.5Sid Boros 1 7 0 7 0 7 7.0
Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgDavid Peal 14 51 2 49 1 19 3.5Dalton Thelen 5 18 1 17 0 11 3.4Josh Kirk 1 1 0 1 0 1 1.0Michael Veldman 7 8 23 -15 0 3 -2.1
Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackJaran Roste 16-21-0 168 2 25 0
Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 09:52 BU - Jaran Roste 1 yd run (Bjorn Charles kick), 8-33 3:00 7 - 02nd 14:12 BU - Drew Larsen 11 yd pass from Jaran Roste (Bjorn Charles kick), 11-68 5:32 14 - 0
06:56 GAC - David Peal 2 yd run (Andrew Abegglen kick), 6-28 2:10 14 - 73rd 03:50 GAC - Brice Panning 14 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Andrew Abegglen kick), 8-75 3:15 14 - 144th 14:54 BU - Sam Gibas 12 yd run (Bjorn Charles kick), 9-69 3:56 21 - 14
11:18 GAC - Dalton Thelen 15 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Andrew Abegglen kick), 10-70 3:59 21 - 2109:09 GAC - Brayton Finch 6 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Brady Essig pass intcpt), 4-30 1:41 21 - 2706:00 BU - Drew Larsen 4 yd pass from Jaran Roste (Bjorn Charles kick), 6-65 3:24 28 - 2704:00 BU - Jaran Roste 1 yd run (Bjorn Charles kick), 4-17 1:45 35 - 2700:17 GAC - Brice Panning 9 yd pass from Michael Veldman (Michael Veldman pass failed), 10-79 3:39 35 - 33
2019 GAME RECAPS
MOORHEAD, Minn. – Trailing by one with 30 seconds to play and the ball on its own 22 yard line, the odds were stacked against the Gustavus football team. Michael Veldman (Sr., Beck-er) took a snap and ended up scrambling left from the pocket before unleashing a deep ball on the run that traveled 50 yards in the air and was caught by Josh Kirk (Sr., Garvin) on the left sideline, which he was able to take in for the score.
“Great effort today by our players,” said Head Coach Peter Haugen. “We stayed positive and poised after some adversity. Concordia was strong all day but were able to hang in there and play big in the fourth quarter. Today was a total team effort.”
It didn’t look great early on for the Gusties as they fumbled on the second play of the game and the Cobbers returned it to the one yard line, scoring on the ensuing play to go up 7-0. The Gusties would punt on their second possession and Concordia would stick to its game plan and rush on all 11 plays in the drive for another score to go up 14-0.
The Gusties then went on a 12-play, 75 yard drive capped off by a David Peal (So., Worches-ter, Mass.) one yard score. They would stop the Cobbers on their next possession and keep their momentum rolling, as Brice Panning (Sr., Hamburg) caught his ninth touchdown of the season to even things up at 14.
The Cobbers couldn’t score on their next possession as time in the first half ran out and the two teams went to the break tied at 14. Gustavus out-gained Concordia in the first half 128-88.
In half number two the Cobbers received the kickoff and they went 70 yards in seven plays to retake a 21-14 lead. Veldman was intercepted on the following possession but Concordia was pinned deep in their own territory and went three-and-out. With the Cobbers forced to punt from their endzone the Gusties began their next drive in good field position. Gustavus would then go on a 10-play, 45 yard drive, capped off by Dalton Hermes’ (Fy., Oregon, Ill.) first collegiate touchdown run to even things at 21-21.
The Gusties would force a punt on the next Cobber possession and get the ball on their own 20. Veldman found Kirk for 50 yards before connecting with Panning for thirty yards on the next play for the score and to give Gustavus their first lead of the game at 27-21. The Gusties missed the extra point and held a six-point lead with 8:52 remaining in the game.
The Gustie defense would hold strong and force another punt, but a Veldman interception gave the Cobbers good field position. Concordia capitalized, punching in a score with 1:08 to play and to take a 28-27 lead.
The Gusties would receive the ensuing kickoff and get called for holding to start their pos-session on their own 12-yard line. A false start would push them back to the seven before Veldman connected with Kirk for 15 yards to put the ball on the 22 to set up the final scoring play for the Gusties. After Kirk’s touchdown grab, Panning caught a two-point conversion to push the Gustavus lead to 35-28. The Cobbers got the ball back with eight seconds left and ran two plays but neither netted them any yards as Gustavus took the victory.
In the contest, Gustavus had 426 yards of total offense while they held the Cobbers to just
228. It was through the air that the Gusties won the contest, as they threw for 395 yards, while Concordia didn’t complete it a pass.
Veldman threw for the most yards of any Gustavus quarterback ever at Concordia as he was 21-of-32 for 395 yards and three touchdowns. Kirk had nine catches for 233 yards and a score, with his yardage being the second most in Gustavus football program history. Brayton Finch (Jr., Mount Morris, Ill.) had seven catches for 97 yards for the Black and Gold while Panning had four catches for 55 yards and two scores. Hermes led the rushing attack with eight carries for 30 yards and his first score of the season.
Jake Boykin (Sr., Las Cruces, N.M.) and Zach Jakes (So., Mankato) led the defense with eight tackles each, with Jakes recording a tackle for loss, while Zeke Erickson and Jake Krull (Sr., Plymouth) each had seven tackles.
With the win the Gusties improve to 3-2 overall and 1-2 in the MIAC while the Cobbers fall to 3-3. The win in Moorhead is the first win for Gustavus at Concordia since 201o, when the Gusties defeated Concordia 38-10 on Oct. 2.
WEEK 6 • SAINT PETER, MINN. • GUSTAVUS 35, CONCORDIA 28
Quickie Statistics (Final)Gustavus Adolphus vs Concordia-M'head (Oct 12, 2019 at Moorhead, Minn.)
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