Jackets' Defense Dominates
Waynesburg University's defense did a number on Saint Vincent's offense Saturday afternoon. Two numbers to be precise: 10 quarterback sacks and four pass interceptions.
Observer-Reporter

Fast Start Propels W&J to 49-21 Win
It happened so fast. The game was basically over before Grove City knew it.  The Wolverines came to Cameron Stadium Saturday with the hopes of upsetting No. 13 Washington & Jefferson. Grove City had confidence in its offense, especially with South Fayette graduate Andrew DiDonato, the school's all-time leading passer, leading the way.
Observer-Reporter

TMC Notebook
The Saints' football and men's and women's soccer teams enjoy playing at their new on campus field. The three teams are a combined 7-1 at The Bank of Kentucky Field.
Cincinnati Enquirer


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Geneva Opens Conference With Win
Geneva coach Geno DeMarco needed to get his offense off the ground after an 0-2 start that included a 48-6 shellacking at the hands of Salisbury two weeks ago.
Beaver County Times

Western Pa. Roundup
...Waynesburg 21, St. Vincent 12 Ray Hightower caught six passes for 101 yards and a score for Waynesburg.
Beaver County Times

Saints Win Their First Game On New Field
Thomas More College used a 21-point third quarter to break open a 10-10 halftime tie and defeat Presidents' Athletic Conference rival Westminster College 31-10 Saturday in the first football game played at The Bank of Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills.
Cincinnati Enquirer

In The District
Brad Dawson passed for 217 yards and a touchdown to lead visiting Waynesburg (1-2) to a 21-12 victory against Saint Vincent (1-2). ...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Waynesburg University Defeats Saint Vincent, 21-12
Waynesburg University defeated Saint Vincent College 21-12 Saturday afternoon at Chuck Noll Field in Latrobe.  After falling behind 7-0 in the first quarter, the Yellow Jackets scored 21 straight points to go in front 21-7 during the third quarter.
The Herald Standard

Geneva Scores First Win, 31-17
When Thiel and Geneva faced each other Saturday at Alumni Stadium, one thing was guaranteed.  With a tie no longer a possibility in football, one of the two teams would pick up its first win of the 2008 campaign.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

District Roundup
...Ray Hightower caught six passes for 101 yards and a touchdown to help Waynesburg (1-2) defeat St. Vincent (1-2) in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game. St. Vincent struck first on Jairus Marlow's 93-yard touchdown run.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
District College Preview
...Grove City (2-1, 1-) at Washington & Jefferson (3-0, 1-0), 7 p.m. -- W&J, ranked 13th in Division III, averages 44.0 points and 484.7 yards per game led by quarterback Bobby Swallow, who leads Division III with 2,000 passing yards.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
DeMarco Hopes Extra Week Helps Geneva
Normally, football coaches don’t like to have open weeks early in the season.  Geneva College’s Geno DeMarco, on the other hand, did not mind having last week off in preparation for this Saturday’s President Athletic Conference opener against Thiel at 1 p.m. at Alumni Stadium n Greenville. The Golden Tornadoes were drubbed 48-6 at Salisbury in their previous game on Sept. 13.
Beaver County Times

Thomas More Gets New Field
The nearly two-decade nomadic life of the Thomas More College football program is finally over for good Saturday with the final, signature piece of an almost 30-year athletic renaissance for the tiny liberal arts Catholic university in Crestview Hills.
Cincinnati Enquirer

O'Mahony on the Move for W&J
At the beginning of the season, the coaches on Washington & Jefferson College's football team approached Brendan O'Mahony about making a position switch to defensive end.
Observer-Reporter

GCC Wins Night Game
The fireworks were aplenty — even before the post-game pyrotechnics.  Brian Mercer scored four touchdowns as Grove City stopped Bethany 41-35 in Presidents’ Athletic Conference football Saturday at Robert E. Thorn Field.
Allied News


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
PG West: Blackhawk Grad Feltrop Does His Hitting on the Football Field For Geneva
Geneva College football coach Geno DeMarco was talking about senior linebacker Zach Feltrop and saying if Feltrop was a basketball player, he would be classified as a gym rat with all the extra things he does in preparing for a game.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Newark Grad Helps Bethany Snap Streak
Former Newark graduate Bethany Stickradt earned victories at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles to help propel the Bethany College women's tennis team to a 6-3 victory against visiting Washington & Jefferson recently.
NewarkAdvocate.com

Local Players Making Their Mark At Collegiate Level
...Two more former Knights are playing at Grove City College. Freshman Jarred Frawley is starting at nose tackle and has recorded nine tackles and half a sack in the team’s first three games. Sophomore Blane Gold is a reserve at defensive end.
TheDerrick.com


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
Around the Great Lakes
... Grove City is 2-1 and 1-0 in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference after a 41-35 win against Bethany on Saturday. Running back Brian Mercer gained 126 yards on 29 carries, a 4.3 yards-per-rush average against the Bison. Mercer had four rushing touchdowns and caught a pass for 14 yards in the win.
D3Football.com

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
TMC Notebook
The men's and women's soccer teams look to remain perfect at The Bank of Kentucky Field when they each host cross-river rival College of Mount St. Joseph.
Cincinnati Enquirer

Indy Skipper Returns to Alma Mater
...Farther east, Division III St. Vincent recently enhanced its men's basketball coaching staff with the addition of former NBA guard Mike Iuzzolino.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
W&J To Hold Hall of Fame Induction
Washington & Jefferson College will conduct its 10th induction class into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday in the Allen Ballroom of the Rossin Campus Center.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Heller Appears To Have Made Final Run With Waynesburg
In just one short offseason, Robert Heller has gone from a football god to a ghost.  After enjoying the most successful freshman season in NCAA history, Heller is persona non grata in the Waynesburg University locker room.  Head coach Rick Shepas said after Saturday afternoon's 34-26 loss to Thomas More, that Heller "was not with the team." 
Observer-Reporter
 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Western Pa. Roundup: Westminster Edges Saint Vincent
Chad Rosatelli (Hopewell) had four catches for 60 yards, and Nick McKolosky rushed for two touchdowns to lead the Titans. Jordan Blinn (Western Beaver) had nine tackles to lead Westminster’s defense.
Beaver County Times

TMC Wins PAC Opener Behind QB Stellman
Junior quarterback Trevor Stellman (Conner) threw three touchdown passes to lead Thomas More to a 34-26 victory against Waynesburg in a Presidents' Athletic Conference opener at John F. Wiley Stadium. TMC (1-1, 1-0) never trailed in the game as it led 20-0 after one quarter, 20-6 at halftime and 34-19 after three quarters. Waynesburg fell to 1-2 and 0-1.
Cincinnati Enquirer

Turnover, Mistakes Break Yellow Jackets
For one brief moment during the warmups on a picture-perfect Saturday afternoon, Robert Heller appeared to make an unexpected appearance at Wiley Stadium.
Observer-Reporter

Second-Half Rally Puts Presidents Past Thiel
GREENVILLE - Washington & Jefferson rallied from a 10-7 first half deficit, scored 20 unanswered points, and knocked off Thiel, 34-24, in the Presidents' Athletic Conference opener for both teams Saturday.
Observer-Reporter

Washington Sunday: Local Duo Provide Relief For Yellow Jackets
In his time playing running back at Waynesburg Central High School, Billy Becker never got more than 22 carries in a game.  Playing behind Robert Heller, an NCAA Division III All-American running back, on the depth chart, Becker did not expect to see anywhere near 20 carries in a game this season. But after an ankle injury to Heller in the opening game of the season, Becker was thrust into the starting role for Waynesburg University in its second game of the year at Hanover, Ind.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

District Round
...Westminster 31, Saint Vincent 24: The host Titans (2-1) scored 31 unanswered points after the Bearcats (1-2) took a 10-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Westminster's Nick McKolosky rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Yellow Jackets Lost to Thomas More
Waynesburg University dropped a tough 34-26 loss to Thomas More Saturday at Wiley Stadium in PAC action.  Bryan Arbes tied two school records for most field goals made in a game with four and longest field goal made with a 49-yard kick at 6:16 of the third quarter to narrow Thomas More's lead to 27-12.
The Herald Standard

Swallow Powers W&J Past Thiel
During the first half of Saturday’s PAC matchup between Washington & Jefferson and Thiel, the two teams decided absolutely nothing as they each scored a touchdown and field goal for a 10-all deadlock.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

Saturday's District College Scores
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
The District
Washington & Jefferson (2-0) at Thiel (0-2), 1:30 p.m. -- W&J, ranked 16th in the D3football.com poll, has won 21 consecutive regular-season games and 12 consecutive Presidents' Athletic Conference games since a 38-35 overtime loss to Thiel.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

District College Preview
Washington & Jefferson (2-0) at Thiel (0-2) -- No. 16 Washington & Jefferson opens its Presidents Athletic Conference schedule. Washington & Jefferson has won 47 of its past 49 PAC games, including seven in a row.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Friday District College Scores
Women's golf - St. Vincent Invitational (at Glengarry Links, Latrobe, Pa.) - Team results
1. Washington & Jefferson, 362; 2. Grove City, 405; 3. Pitt Johnstown, 418; 4. West Virginia Wesleyan, 424; 5. St. Vincent, 498.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Names in the Games
Women's Cross Country - Waynesburg - Waynesburg’s Janet Carson placed 53rd in the Waynesburg Invitational on Saturday. Carson, a junior from Ellwood City, tallied a time of 26:21.
New Castle News
 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
District Spotlight
...What a difference a week made for the Westminster defense. The Titans redeemed themselves in a 6-2 victory against Allegheny after a 62-27 loss to Heidelberg -- the most points allowed by Westminster since an 88-0 loss to Pitt in 1926. Westminster allowed 209 yards against Allegheny after giving up 596 to Heidelberg.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Is Night Right For Bethany
After it evened its record last week with a victory, the Bethany College football team (1-1) will open Presidents' Athletic Conference play Saturday at Grove City College (1-1) in a rare night game at Robert E. Thorn Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
The Intelligencer

Roundup Saturday's Regional Games
...W&J beat Frostburg State last Saturday, 49-21, while Thiel was blanked by Albion, 16-0. W&J was led by senior QB Bobby Swallow (West Branch), who completed 29 of 39 passes for 391 yards and three TDs, and was named PAC Offensive Player of the Week.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

District College Capsules
...St. Vincent is coming off its first win in more than 46 years. The Bearcats overcame a 17-point deficit to win their first game since the program's return in 2007, posting a 23-22 victory over Gallaudet University.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

GCC Downs Carnegie Mellon
In the zen of football philosophy, balance is an oft-sought mantra.  The Grove City College Wolverines achieved this state of actualization; the Carnegie Mellon University Tartans did not.
Allied News

Bethany Goes Under The Lights For PAC Opener At Grove City
After they evened their record last week with a big win, the Bethany football team (1-1) will open PAC play Saturday at Grove City (1-1) in a rare night game at Robert E. Thorn Field, with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m.
D3Football.com

Faith Graduate Wins National Player of Week
Maura McLaughlin got into the swing of athletics at Geneva College in a hurry.  The freshman graduate of Faith Christian Academy was named the National Christian College Athletic Association national player of the week for her tennis efforts.
The Journal


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Yellow Jackets' Heller: 'I might  not be able to play this year'
Robert Heller's first year with the Waynesburg University football team couldn't have gone any better. By the time it concluded, Heller established an NCAA freshman rushing record with 2,176 yards and was on pace to eclipse college football's career rushing record.  So far, Heller's sophomore season isn't going as well.
Observer-Reporter

District College Results
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Around the Nation
...Gallaudet must be sick that a team broke a long losing skid (see Streak watch, below) against it for the second week in a row, but worse for the Bison is that they had opportunities to win both games. Against St. Vincent, it led 20-3 in the first half.
D3football.com

Where Are They Now?
To say that Curt Jones is off to a fast start in his senior year at Washington & Jefferson College would be an understatement.  The running back from Falconer was named the Presidents' Athletic Conference Player of the Week last week after helping the Presidents to a 49-35 season-opening victory over Oberlin.
The Post-Journal

TMC Notebook
The Thomas More men's and women's soccer teams are a combined 5-0 at The Bank of Kentucky Field. The women's team is 3-0, the men's team 2-0. Both teams are coached by Jeff Cummings.
Cincinnati Enquirer


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Around The Great Lakes
...The Tartans were not able to keep the momentum going when they traveled to Grove City. They lost 19-10 to the Wolverines. In the defeat, Kresge registered five tackles.
D3football.com


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Bearcats Finally Taste Victory on Gridiron
St. Vincent lost all 10 of its football games last year by an average of nearly 39 points, so it's safe to say the Bearcats were scrambling for victories.  They were, indeed, winless in their first season on the gridiron since discontinuing the program in 1962.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

District College Scores
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
After First Win, Saint Vincent Determined to Move On
History was made for Saint Vincent College this past Saturday, as the Bearcat football team captured its first win since the school resurrected the program prior to the 2007 campaign.  The Bearcats came back from a 20-3 deficit midway through the second quarter to defeat the Bison 23-22, using a strong running game and a stout defense.
D3football.com


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Westminster's QB Engineered an Eight Play Drive for the Game-Winning Score in 6-2 Victory
It wasn’t exactly pretty, but for the Westminster Titan football team, it was a huge win after a disappointing loss to Heidelberg.  Facing its second disappointing loss in as many weeks, the Titans rallied in the final minutes of the game to pull out a 6-2 win over Allegheny College Saturday at Harold Burry Stadium.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

No.12 Salisbury Routs Geneva
Geneva head coach Geno DeMarco figured back-to-back games against Division II Seton Hill and nationally ranked Salisbury would prove to be the toughest part of the Golden Tornadoes’ schedule.
Beaver County Times

Western Pa. Roundup
ST. VINCENT 23, GALLAUDET 22 St. Vincent’s defense held Gallaudet scoreless in the second half.
Beaver County Times

Lightning-Quick Scores Propel Presidents
Mysterious forces were in play Saturday night at Cameron Stadium, where Washington & Jefferson College was preparing to play its home-opening football game.
Observer-Reporter

Waynesburg Maintains Composure on Road
Waynesburg University's Bill Becker ran for 141 yards and two touchdowns in his first career start, and linebacker Ryan Krull broke up a potential game-tying two-point conversion pass on the final play as the Yellow Jackets hung on for a 34-32 victory over Hanover on Saturday afternoon.
Observer-Reporter

District Roundup
Visiting Saint Vincent (1-1) rallied from a 22-16 halftime deficit and won its first game since 1962 as Ryan Kilmer's 1-yard run and Aaron Jones' PAT with nine minutes left produced a 23-22 victory against Gallaudet (0-1). ...
Pittsburgh-Post Gazette

Yellow Jackets Nip Hanover
Waynesburg University traveled to Hanover College on Saturday and came away with a tough 34-32 victory at L.S. Ayres Field.  The Yellow Jackets held a slim 14-13 lead at the half, but Scott Cree provided a spark with a 46-yard punt return for a score at 8:16 of the third quarter for a 21-13 lead.
The Herald Standard

Bison Complete Comeback, 34-19
Freshman RB Eric Walker scored two fourth quarter touchdowns as the Bethany College football team tallied 20 unanswered points in the final period to rally from a five-point deficit to score a 34-19 victory against Kentucky Christian University.
The Intelligencer

Saturday, Sept. 3 District College Scores
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

District Spotlight
For St. Vincent, the wait is over.  After a 45-year layoff, the Bearcats resurrected their football program last season and failed to win a game.  After opening this year with a loss, they finally reached the win column again by beating Gallaudet, 23-22, on Saturday.
Pittsburgh Tribune Review


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Names in the Games
Westminster’s Shanay Phillian saw action in a pair of games last week but did not register any statistics. Phillian is a freshman forward from Wilmington.
New Castle News

NCAA Division III
Frostburg St. at Washington & Jefferson: The teams meet for the first time in 15 years. Washington & Jefferson defeated Frostburg State, 28-7, in a second-round game of the 1993 NCAA Division III playoffs.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Geneva: Salisbury's No Day at the Beach
The Geneva College football team is taking a late-summer trip to the shore this weekend. It doesn’t figure to be a day at the beach for the Golden Tornadoes, though.
Beaver County Times

Bethany v. Kentucky Christian
When: 1 p.m. Where: Bison Stadium, Bethany, W. Va. Series: First meeting Radio-TV-Internet: www.teamline.cc (code 3724) Scouting report: Turnovers contributed to Bethany’s 40-7 loss to Otterbein in the Bison’s season opener last Saturday.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

Saint Vincent Working Toward First Win
Bob Colbert has been coaching football since the early 1970s, so he's seen the ups, downs and everything else that the profession entails. As the man at the controls of the resurrection of the football program at St. Vincent College, Colbert knows that, looking at what's going on on the outside, these are not very good times for the Bearcats.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

District College Capsules
NCAA Division III: Notable: St. Vincent cornerback Antoine Barber stepped in front of a Joe Lapkowicz pass and scampered 75 yards down the sideline for the first score of the year on McDaniel's first possession. ...
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Injury to Ankle has Tailback on Bench
The college football season could not have gotten off to a worse start for Waynesburg University. That is, unless a giant sink hole swallowed the campus.  In just a few days, the season has gone from promising to ominous.
Observer-Reporter

Bison Ready For Knights
Following a disappointing loss in the opener last week, the Bethany College football team will try to rebound in their first home game of the season at 1 p.m. Saturday when they play host Kentucky Christian at Bison Stadium.
The Intelligencer

Division III Student-Athletes Engage in Service Activities
... Westminster (Pennsylvania): Six members of Westminster’s swim teams volunteered as lifeguards for the New Wilmington Rotary Club Labor Day Swim Meet. It’s the second year the team has helped with the event.
The NCAA News
 

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Punt Block Fires Up Washington and Jefferson
A blocked punt turns the momentum of a football game in mere seconds. Usually, it is the team blocking the punt that makes a strong run to finish a quarter, half or game. However, the exact opposite happened when the Oberlin College Yeomen played the Washington and Jefferson Presidents Saturday afternoon.
D3football.com

Krull Honored by PAC
Waynesburg University linebacker Ryan Krull was honored as the Presidents' Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week.
Herald Standard

Local Roundup
...The Yellow Jackets scored the first three goals and withstood a Frostburg State rally to pick up the win at Waynesburg.
Herald Standard


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
Mathews Turns Corner to Defense
Kevin Mathews is an elusive football player, lean, quick and shifty. He can get from one point to another quicker than Mike Sirianni can install a pass play into Washington & Jefferson's offense. Look, there he is lining up at tailback in Saturday's game against Oberlin and taking a handoff into the line. Wait, that's him standing at the goal line returning kickoffs. And isn't that No. 1 waiting for one of Oberlin's punts?
Observer-Reporter


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
Soccer
Men Muskingum 2, Bethany 1 - Muskingum is 1-3, Bethany is 0-4-1. Marietta 2, Westminster 0 - The Titans are 3-2

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Geneva Can't Climb Seton Hill
As Geneva broke its huddle along the sidelines prior to its game with Seton Hill on Saturday night, two members of the Golden Tornadoes’ kickoff team started running toward the opposite side of the field from their teammates before turning toward the right direction.
Beaver County Times

Mount St. Joseph Wins, Thomas More Loses in Openers
It was the season opener for both Division III schools at Dixie Heights High Stadium in Fort Mitchell.
Cincinnati Enquirer

Waynesburg Whacked by Wooster
Quick, somebody check the lost and found; Waynesburg University's football team has to be there. The leading rusher in NCAA Division III last year couldn't just disappear between the yard markers, could he?
Observer- Reporter

Yellow Jackets Lose to Wooster
Waynesburg University scored first on a 44-yard field goal, but that was about as close as the Yellow Jackets got in losing to Wooster 27-6 Saturday at Wiley Stadium.
The Herald Standard

District Roundup
Seton Hill 27, Geneva 18: Antwan Jones rushed 22 times for 138 yards and R.J. Butler had 94 yards on 18 carries as Seton Hill (2-0) won at Geneva (0-1). Gerard Muschett scored twice for Geneva and gained 82 yards on eight carries.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

District Spotlight
It wasn't difficult to pinpoint the difference in Thiel's 21-18 loss to Marietta. Thiel misfired on all three point-after attempts.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
College Football/Regional Previews
Thiel and Marietta will be meeting for the first time since 1925. The Tomcats have 20 lettermen, 10 each on offense and defense, as they open their 104th varsity football season.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

Another Dawson at QB, This Time at Waynesburg
Brad Dawson had a limited amount of time to impress coach Rick Shepas with his ability to play quarterback. The Waynesburg University football camp provided 25 practices and a scrimmage against Carnegie-Mellon.
Observer-Reporter

College Capsules
Notable: Seton Hill opened the Joel Dolinski era with a 27-20 victory against PSAC power Slippery Rock. ... RB Antwarn Jones rushed for 103 yards and 2 TDs. ... season-opening games under coach Geno DeMarco.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
Thomas More Notebook
Kim Nemcek hammered down 13 kills and recorded a .524 hitting percentage as Northern Kentucky University posted a 25-16, 25-21, 25-19 win over Thomas More on Wednesday night.
Cincinnati Enquirer

W&J Run Game Vital To Success
A quick glance at the Presidents' Athletic Conference football statistics from 2007 shows Washington & Jefferson College had a pretty good running game. The Presidents ranked second to Waynesburg in rushing yards and the 1-2 punch of tailbacks Kevin Mathews and Curt Jones combined to average 166 yards per game.
Observer-Reporter

PG East: Greensburg Central Catholic Grad Getting Very 'Picky'
Grove City College football coach Chris Smith made a reference to the school record for career interceptions when he spoke about senior Mike Baker at the Presidents' Athletic Conference preseason luncheon.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

PG South/West: Chartiers Valley Grad Plays Key Role for Bethany
Brandon Zeman scored a touchdown in his firs two starts at Bethany College. Not bad for a defensive player. "I intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown in each of my first two starts," said Zeman, a 5-foot-9, 175-pound senior defensive back from Bridgeville who graduated from Chartiers Valley High School.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
PHS Grad Hudson Paces Westminster
Pinecrest High School graduate Rachel Hudson paced the Westminster College women's cross country team to a seventh place finish in Fisher Invitational.
ThePilot.com

Campus Corner
Alan Baldwin (Olanta/Clearfield Area H.S.) played in both games as the Westminster College men’s team opened the season with victories over Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) 5-0 Friday and Point Park 4-2 Saturday in the Westminster-Grove City Soccer Invitational.
Gantdaily.com

Kicker Madeline Makes Thiel's Starting Lineup
The freshman from Hubbard is one of several Tomcats with area ties. John Madeline from Hubbard High has won the starting job as freshman placekicker for the Thiel College football team in Greenville, Pa.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Sports Shorts
Waynesburg University senior Megan Grover finished in third place Saturday at the Fisher Invitational, which was hosted by Westminster College. Grover covered the 5K course in a time of 23:37.8. Four Waynesburg teammates finish in the top 40, led by Janet Carson (26:28.9), who finished in 28th place. Freshman Amanda Zyzak finished in 29th place with a time of 26:32.1.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard

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