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Game InformationOpponent:Heidelberg UniversitySite:Don Drumm Stadium MariettaSeries:Heidelberg leads series 34-22Tickets:Purchased at GateRadio:WMOA-AM 1490Online Audio:http://wmoa1490.com/89Live /9/football-heidelberg-at-marietta.aspxLive ootball/summaryUp Next:Wilmington CollegeOct. 19, 2019 1:30 p.m. Williams StadiumMarietta CollegePioneers (3-1, 2-1 OAC)9/7at Hiram9/14 at Capital *9/21 MUSKINGUM *10/5 at Ohio Northern *10/12 HEIDELBERG * (Homecoming)10/19 at Wilmington *10/26 JOHN CARROLL *11/2 at Baldwin Wallace *11/9 OTTERBEIN *11/16 MOUNT UNION ** OAC GameW / 41-0W / 44-7W / 31-25L / 23-312:00 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.Heidelberg UniversityStudent Princes (3-1, 2-1 OAC)9/7at Adrian9/14 WILMINGTON *9/21 CAPITAL *9/28 at Baldwin Wallace *10/12 at Marietta *10/19 OTTERBEIN *10/26 MOUNT UNION *11/2 at Muskingum *11/9 JOHN CARROLL *11/16 at Ohio Northern ** OAC GameW / 57-5W / 35-10W / 55-6L / 33-342:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.Heidelberg University (3-1, 2-1) at Marietta College (3-1, 2-1)Saturday, Oct. 12 2:00 p.m.Don Drumm Stadium Marietta, OhioTHE RECORDS: Saturday marks the fifth week of Ohio Athletic Conference play. Mariettais currently 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the OAC after falling at Ohio Northern, 31-23, last week.Heidelberg is coming off a bye week and is currently 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the OAC afterlosing at Baldwin Wallace, 34-33, two weeks ago.THE COACHES: Marietta’s Andy Waddle is in his seventh season at the helm of thePioneer program. He is the 29th head coach in program history. Waddle, a 2003 graduateof Wittenberg University, spent eight seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater,including the last seven as the defensive coordinator prior to coming to Marietta. TheTigers won four North Coast Athletic Conference championships and made four trips tothe NCAA tournament during Waddle’s time at Wittenberg. Waddle was named the OACCoach of the Year in 2017 after leading the Pioneers’ to their first winning season since2006. Waddle’s career record is 23-39 in his six-plus seasons as Marietta’s head coach.Heidelberg is coached by Scott Donaldson, who is in his fourth season at the helm of theStudent Prince football program. Donaldson, a 2003 graduate of SUNY Brockport, is currently 21-13 at Heidelberg. Donaldson is no stranger to Heidelberg football having served12 seasons as an assistant before taking over as head coach. He was the HU defensivecoordinator for five seasons and was named the OAC Assistant Coach of the Year in2012. As a player, Donaldson was an outside linebacker and helped the Eagles to threeNCAA Division III playoff appearances.ALL-TIME SERIES: Saturday marks the 57th time that Marietta will face Heidelberg onthe gridiron Heidelberg currently leads the series, 34-22. The series began in 1917 withthe Pioneers winning by a final score of 3-0. The two schools have played annually since1978, with the teams meeting twice in the regular season in 1979. Following a 9-gameHeidelberg winning streak in the series, Marietta has won the last two meetings including a38-34 win in Tiffin last year.LAST MEETING: October 6, 2018 at Tiffin. Tanner Clark dove in from 1-yard out with1:19 left in the game to give Marietta the 38-34 victory. Clark carried the ball 34 times for232 yards and 3 TDs. Darrien Fields completed 19-of-29 passes for 242 yards, 2 TDsand he was picked off twice. Fields rushed for 66 yards on 8 carries. Ryan VanMetercaught 7 passes for 88 yards and 2 TDs. Heidelberg quarterback Trace Reynolds completed 17-of-29 passes for 183 yards, 2 TDs and he was picked off once. Reynolds alsoran the ball 22 times for 142 yards and 2 TDs. Braden Jerome caught 10 passes for96 yards and 1 TD. Defensively, three Pioneers finished with 10 tackles including KyleGallagher, Jake Tracewell and Christopher Dowell. Zach Blackiston led Heidelbergwith 13 tackles.Http://pioneers.marietta.edu
Marietta tic y:Marietta, Ohio1,200Dr. William N. RuudLarry HiserOhio AthleticNavy Blue and WhiteDon Drumm StadiumFieldTurf / 5,0002018 Record:7-3 / 6-3 OACHead Coach: Andy Waddle (Wittenberg, ‘03)Record at School:24-40 / 7th SeasonOverall Record:24-40 / 7th SeasonBase Offense:MultipleBase Defense:3-4Letterwinner Returning/Lost:32 / 17Starters Returning: 11 (6 Off. / 4 Def. / 1 ST)SID:Jeff SchalyEmail:jeff.schaly@marietta.eduOffice Phone:(740) 376-4891Cell Phone:(561) 573-6391Press Box Phone:(561) 573-6391Website:pioneers.marietta.eduHeidelberg UniversityStudent PrincesLocation:Tiffin, OhioEnrollment:1,200President:Dr. Robert HuntingtonAthletic Director:Matt PalmConference:Ohio AthleticColors:Red, Orange and BlackStadium:Hoernemann StadiumSurface/Capacity: Maumee Bay Turf Center / 3,0002018 Record:5-5 / 4-5 OACHead Coach: Scott Donaldson (SUNY Brockport, ‘04)Record at School:21-13 / 4th SeasonOverall Record:21-13 / 4th SeasonBase Offense:Multiple Pro IBase Defense:3-4Letterwinner Returning/Lost:51 / 17Starters Returning: 17 (8 OFF, 9 DEF, 0 ST)SID:Email:Office Phone:Cell Phone:Press Box Phone:Website:Jeff Garvinjgarvin@heidelberg.edu(419) 448-2140(567) 232-0190(567) 232-0190www.bergathletics.comTHE TEAMS:Marietta returns 32 letter winners and 11 starters from last season. The Pioneers welcomeback 6 starters on offense, 4 on defense and 1 on special teams. Marietta is currentlyranked 6th in the OAC in total offense (363.8 ypg), 8th in passing offense (186.0 ypg) and5th in rushing offense (177.8 ypg). The Pioneers are ranked 4th in total defense (322.5ypg), 3rd in passing defense (188.5 ypg) and 5th in rushing defense (134.0 ypg). AllAmerican running back Tanner Clark leads the OAC in rushing averaging 144.2 ypg rushing with 8 rushing TDs. Senior quarterback Kyle McSweeney is 7th in the OAC with 170.3ypg passing and is tied for 4th with 9 TD passes. Senior wide receiver Andrew Barker is14th averaging 47.8 ypg receiving and is tied for 4th with 5 TD receptions. Junior defensive back Tay Pryor and sophomore linebacker Vic Giovengo lead the Pioneer defensewith 27 total tackles each.Heidelberg returns 51 lettermen and 17 starters off of last year’s roster. The StudentPrinces return 8 starters on offense, 9 on defense and 0 on special teams. Heidelberg iscurrently ranked 1st in the OAC in total offense (547.4 ypg), 3rd in passing offense (292.3ypg) and 1st in rushing offense (255.3 ypg). The Student Princes are ranked 3rd in totaldefense (319.5 ypg), 9th in passing defense (246.3 ypg) and 1st in rushing defense (73.3ypg). Senior quarterback Jimmy Gephart is 3rd in the OAC with 257.3 ypg passing andwith 13 TD passes. Freshman running back Montavious Yearby is 5th in the OAC averaging 94.5 ypg rushing and is tied for 2nd with 5 rushing TDs. The Student Princes have atrio of wide receivers for Gephart to target. Junior Maceo Williams has 17 catches for 414yards and 6 TDs, junior Dimitri Penick has 14 catches for 264 yards and 3 TDs, whilesenior Keivon Belcher has 13 catches for 196 yards and 5 TDs. Defensively, Heidelbergis led by senior linebacker Tyler Matuszak with 32 total tackles, while sophomore linebacker Zach Blackiston has 31 total tackles.NATIONAL LEADER: Senior All-American running back Tanner Clark ranks 4th in NCAADivision III in rushing TDs with 8 total and in rushing yards per game averaging 144.3 ypg.He also ranks 7th in scoring averaging 13.5 points per game, total points with 54 and totalTDs with 9. Sophomore linebacker Carson Stauffer ranks 5th nationally in fumbles recovered with 2.NATIONAL LEADER PART #2: Today’s game features the two best teams in Division IIIat covering punts. Heidelberg leads the nation with opponents averaging -1.40 yards perreturn, while Marietta ranks second averaging -0.8 yards per return.HOLD ON TO THE BALL: Marietta College is tied for the NCAA Division III lead with 0fumbles lost this season. The Pioneers have put the ball on the ground two time throughthe first four games and managed to maintain possession both times. Marietta is one of 22Division III teams that have not lost a fumble this season.1969 TEAM HONORED: This fall marks the 50th anniversary of one of Marietta College’sall-time greatest football teams. The 1969 Pioneers, coached by MC Hall of Famer JoeMcDaniel, are one of only three teams in program history to win 8 or more games finishingthe season with an 8-1 overall record. The 1906 team was 9-1 and Gene Epley’s 1995team finished 8-1-1.Marietta-14, Westminster-8Muskingum-17, Marietta-0Marietta-17, Kenyon-0Marietta-43, Hiram-8Marietta-10, Capital-0Follow @MariettaPioneer onTwitter and InstagramM A R IETTAC OLLEGE
2019 Statistical AnalysisPoints Avg.OpponentsFirst DownsOpponentsYards Rushing Avg.OpponentsYards Passing Avg.OpponentsTotal Offense Avg.OpponentsKickoff Return Avg.OpponentsPunt Return Avg.OpponentsAvg. Per PuntOpponents3rd-Down Conv.Opponents4th-Down Conv.OpponentsPenalty Yards Avg.OpponentsTOP 653.539.527:4030:37Marietta vs. OAC OpponentsBaldwin WallaceCapitalHeidelbergJohn CarrollMount UnionMuskingumOhio 304852344810T020112100Marietta’s Milestone tta 6, Otterbein 0Marietta 4, Cincinnati 2Marietta 9, Bethany 0Marietta 33, Marshall 0Marietta 12, Capital 0Marietta 34, Hiram 0Marietta 7, Kenyon 6Marietta 29, Ohio Northern 27Marietta 27, Muskingum 21Marietta 35, Ohio Northern 17Marietta-28, Otterbein-24Marietta-20, Mount Union-12Marietta-24, West Virginia Wesleyan-0Marietta-14, Heidelberg-12SENIORS HONORING CLASSMATE JOEL WUNNENBERG: The six seniors on thisyear’s team will alternate wearing jersey #38 to honor Joel Wunnenberg, a classmatewho passed away unexpectedly in March of 2017. Wunnenberg was a linebacker andrunning back from Springdale, Pa. He was majoring in Petroleum Engineering at MariettaCollege. TJ West wore the #38 jersey in the season-opener at Hiram and Tanner Clarkwas in #38 when the Pioneers beat Muskingum, 31-25. Quarterback Kyle McSweeney willwear it today against Heidelberg, followed by wide receiver Andrew Barker against JohnCarroll, defensive back James Knox against Otterbein and wide receiver Ryan VanMeterin the season finale against Mount Union.CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED: The Pioneers will have five captains for the 2019 seasonincluding seniors defensive back James Knox (Charleston, W.Va. / Capital), running backTanner Clark (Caldwell, Ohio / Caldwell), quarterback Kyle McSweeney (Independence,Ohio / Trinity) and wide receiver Ryan VanMeter (Maysville, W.Va. / Petersburg) andjunior defensive lineman Kyle Gallagher (Chesterland, Ohio / West Geauga).RETURNING AWARD WINNERS: Tanner Clark: 2019 D3football.com second team Preseason All-American; 2018D3football.com honorable mention All-American; D3football.com second team All-Region;All-OAC first team. Patrick Taylor: 2018 D3football.com third team All-Region; All-OACsecond team. Bobby Cashaw: 2018 All-OAC second team; 2017 All-OAC second team. Kyle Gallagher: 2018 All-OAC second team.94TH SEASON OF OAC PLAY: 2019 marks Marietta College’s 94th season of OACfootball. The Pioneers, who joined the league in 1926, are 194-375-11 (.344) all-time inOAC play. Marietta’s lone OAC championship came in 1936 when the Pioneers went 4-0in league play.OAC PRESEASON COACHES POLL: 1) Mount Union, 2) John Carroll, 3) BaldwinWallace, 4) Ohio Northern, 5) Marietta, 6) Heidelberg, 7) Otterbein, 8) Muskingum, 9)Wilmington, 10) Capital.OAC PRESEASON MEDIA POLL: 1) Mount Union, 2) John Carroll, 3) Baldwin Wallace,4) Marietta, 5) Ohio Northern, 6) Heidelberg, 7) Muskingum, 8) Otterbein, 9) Capital, 10)Wilmington.STREET & SMITH PRESEASON TOP-25: The OAC had two teams in the Street & SmithDivision III Preseason Top-25 with #2 Mount Union and #24 Marietta. Defending nationalchampion Mary-Hardin Baylor is ranked #1.D3FOOTBALL.COM TOP-25 WEEK #5: The OAC has two teams in the D3football.comTop-25 with #2 Mount Union and #16 John Carroll. The Purple Raiders received six placevotes. Defending national champion Mary-Hardin Baylor garnered the other 19 first placevotes and is ranked #1. Baldwin Wallace is receiving votes in the poll.AFCA DIVISION III COACHES TOP-25: The OAC has two teams in the AFCA Division IIICoaches Top-25 with #2 Mount Union and #14 John Carroll. The Purple Raiders receivedeight place votes. Defending national champion Mary-Hardin Baylor garnered the other 45first place votes and is ranked #1. Baldwin Wallace is receiving votes in the poll.M A RIETTAC OLLEGE
OHIO ATHLETICCONFERENCE2019 StandingsTeamMount UnionBaldwin WallaceOhio NorthernMariettaHeidelbergJohn CarrollWilmingtonMuskingumCapitalOtterbein2019 Individual & Team Stat LeadersOAC Pct.3-0 1.0003-1 .7503-1 .7502-1 .6672-1 .6672-1 .6671-2 .3331-3 .2500-3 .0000-4 g Avg.Rushing TDPassing AveragePassing TDReceiving Avg.Receiving ner ClarkTanner ClarkKyle BarrettD’Angelo FulfordJustin HillJustin HillJustin HillMark NilesMark NilesTramon WileyLuke TCategoryScoring OffenseScoring DefensePass OffensePass DefenseRushing OffenseRushing DefenseTotal OffenseTotal DefenseLeaderMount UnionMount UnionWilmingtonMount UnionHeidelbergHeidelbergHeidelbergMount UnionStat51.5 ppg8.8 ppg330.3 ypg126.8ypg255.3 ypg73.3 ypg547.5 ypg213.5 ypgStat144.3 ypg8 TD330.3 ypg17 TD132.8 ypg10 TD60 pts12.4 per game5.5 sacks4 INT42.6 ypp2019 Composite Schedule & ResultsSeptember 5Westminster-66, Capital-7September 7Baldwin Wallace-31, Alma-14John Carroll-45, Wisc.-Stevens Point-21Muskingum-31, Waynesburg-20Ohio Wesleyan-22, Otterbein-10Heidelberg-57, Adrian-7Marietta-41, Hiram-0Mount Union-66, Rose-Hulman-14Denison-42, Ohio Northern-13Olivet-20, Wilmington-17September 14Heidelberg-35, Wilmington-10Ohio Northern-39, Muskingum-10Baldwin Wallace-45, Otterbein-28Marietta-44, Capital-7September 21Mount Union-45, Baldwin Wallace-7John Carroll-14, Otterbein-7Wilmington-42, Ohio Northern-38Marietta-31, Muskingum-25Heidelberg-55, Capital-6September 28Baldwin Wallace-34, Heidelberg-33Mount Union-37, John Carroll-14Muskingum-38, Wilmington-21Ohio Northern-45, Otterbein-35October 5John Carroll-31, Muskingum-10Ohio Northern-31, Marietta-23Mount Union-58, Otterbein-0Baldwin Wallace-37, Capital-7October 121:30 p.m. John Carroll at Capital1:30 p.m. Mount Union at Wilmington2:00 p.m. Heidelberg at MariettaOctober 191:30 p.m. Marietta at Wilmington1:30 p.m. Capital at Mount Union1:30 p.m. Ohio Northern at John Carroll2:00 p.m. Baldwin Wallace at Muskingum7:00 p.m. Otterbein at HeidelbergOctober 261:30 p.m. Wilmington at Baldwin Wallace1:30 p.m. John Carroll at Marietta1:30 p.m. Capital at Ohio Northern1:30 p.m. Mount Union at Heidelberg1:30 p.m. Muskingum at OtterbeinM A R I ETTAC OLLEGENovember 21:30 p.m. Marietta at Baldwin Wallace1:30 p.m. Wilmington at John Carroll1:30 p.m. Heidelberg at Muskingum1:30 p.m. Ohio Northern at Mount Union1:30 p.m. Otterbein at CapitalNovember 91:30 p.m. Otterbein at Marietta1:30 p.m. Baldwin Wallace at Ohio Northern1:30 p.m. Capital at Wilmington1:30 p.m. John Carroll at Heidelberg1:30 p.m. Muskingum at Mount UnionNovember 161:30 p.m. Mount Union at Marietta1:30 p.m. John Carroll at Baldwin Wallace1:30 p.m. Wilmington at Otterbein1:30 p.m. Muskingum at Capital1:30 p.m. Heidelberg at Ohio Northern
The Last Time Marietta College . . .Played a tied game: 21-21 vs. John Carroll,Sept. 16, 1995Scored 40-49 points: 44 vs. Capital, Sept. 14,2019Scored 50-59 points: 51 vs. Capital, Sept. 8,2018Scored 60-69 points: 63 vs. Wilmington, Oct.13, 2018Scored 70 points: 90 vs. Wash. & Jeff, 1959Recorded a shutout: 41-0 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7,2019Recorded a shutout on the road: 41-0 vs.Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Played an overtime game: Lost 28-21 at Capital, Nov. 14, 2015 (one OT)Won an overtime game: 37-31 vs. BaldwinWallace, Sept. 16, 2006 (one OT)Had a player score three TDs: Tanner Clark (3)vs. Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019Had a player score four or more TDs: TannerClark (6) vs. Capital, Sept. 8, 2018Team had 25 first downs: 25 vs. Hiram, Sept.7, 2019Team had 400-499 yards total offense: 435 vs.Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Team had 500-599 yards total offense: 526 vs.Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018Team had 600 yards total offense: 624 vs.Baldwin Wallace, Oct. 1, 2016Team held opponent to 10 or fewer firstdowns: 7 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Team held opponent to 200 yards or less totaloffense: 168 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Had a player intercept two passes: KhaleelDanzy vs. Muskingum, Sept. 15, 2018Had a player intercept three passes: JimmyHolland vs. Heidelberg, Sept. 23, 2000Returned an interception for a TD: DariusHatch vs. Capital, Sept. 14, 2019 (31 yards)Recovered a fumble for a TD: Caleb Boy vs.Geneva, Sept. 1, 2018 (53 yards)Scored a safety: Dalton Secrest vs. Wilmington,Oct. 15, 2015Had a 100-yard rusher: Tanner Clark vs. OhioNorthern, Oct. 5, 2019 (140 yards)Had two 100-yard rushers: Roger Walker (172)and Darrien Fields (110) vs. Ohio Northern,Oct. 29, 2016Had three 100-yard rushers: Jamesie Cua(133 yds.), Mike Shirey (114 yds.) and PaulBerginc (110 yds.) vs. Ohio Northern, Nov.11, 1989Had a 200-yard rusher: Tanner Clark vs. Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019 (214 yards)Had a 300-yard rusher: Tanner Clark vs. Capital,Sept. 8, 2018 (311 yards)Had a 400-yard rusher: Danté Brown vs. Heidelberg, Nov. 9, 1996 (413 yards)Had a run of 50-59 yards: Tanner Clark vs.Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019 (53 yards)Had a run of 60-69 yards: Tanner Clark vs.Capital, Sept. 8, 2018 (62 yard TD)Had a run of 70-79 yards: Tanner Clark vs. OhioNorthern, Oct. 5, 2019 (71 yard TD)Had a run of 80-89 yards: Roger Walker vs.Heidelberg, Oct. 22, 2016 (80 yard TD)Had a player rush 30 times: Tanner Clark vs.Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019 (39 attempts)Had a player rush 40 times: Nick O’Neal vs.Baldwin Wallace, Oct. 11, 2014 (45 attempts)Had a player score three or more rushing TDs:Tanner Clark (3) vs. Muskingum, Sept. 21,2019Team rushed for 250-400 yards: 302 vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 6, 2018Team rushed for 400 yards: 422 vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 17, 1998Team held opponent to 100 yards or less rushing: 39 vs. Capital, Sept. 14, 2019Had a 200-yard passer: Kyle McSweeney vs.Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019 (217 yards)Had a 300-yard passer: Darrien Fields vs. OhioNorthern, Sept. 29, 2018 (315 yards)Had a 400-yard passer: Darrien Fields vs. Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018 (414 yards)Had a pass of 50-59 yards: Darrien Fields toTanner Clark vs. Baldwin Wallace Oct. 27,2018 (50 yard TD)Had a pass of 60-69 yards: Darrien Fields toAndrew Barker vs. Geneva, Sept. 1, 2018 (62yard TD)Had a pass of 70-79 yards: Nick Hineman toRoger Walker vs. Denison, Sept. 3, 2016 (70yard TD)Had a pass of 80-89 yards: Dexter Hughes toRyan Dawson vs. Wilmington, Nov. 3, 2007(81-yard TD)M A R IETTAC OLLEGEHad a pass of 90-99 yards: Aaron Conte toDanté Brown vs. Mount Union, Nov. 2, 1996(92-yard TD)Had a player attempt 40 passes: Lucas Havensvs. Denison, Sept. 5, 2015 (41 attempts)Had a player complete 25 passes: DarrienFields (26) vs. Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018Had a player throw four TD passes: Kyle McSweeney vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Had a player throw five TD passes: DarrienFields vs. Wilmington, Oct. 13, 2018Had a 100-yard receiver: Maguire Morris vs.Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018 (167 yards)Ryan Van Meter vs. Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018(108 yards)Had a player catch 10 passes: Maguire Morris(10) vs. Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018Had a player catch three TD passes: AndrewBarker (3) vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Team passed for 200 yards: 214 vs. OhioNorthern, Oct. 5, 2019Team passed for 300 yards: 315 vs. OhioNorthern, Sept. 29, 2018Team passed for 400 yards: 439 vs. Otterbein,Nov. 3, 2018Team held opponent to 100 yards or less passing: 66 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Returned a kickoff for a TD: Tanner Clark vs.Baldwin Wallace, Oct. 27, 2018 (99 yards)Returned a punt for a TD: Greg Eder vs.Waynesburg, Sept. 5, 1998 (34 yards)Scored a two-point conversion: Justin Bellpass from Kyle McSweeney vs. Muskingum,Sept. 21, 2019Scored a defensive two-point conversion: Garrett Davis vs. Wilmington, Oct. 14, 2017Blocked a field goal for a TD: J.J. Wheeler vs.Baldwin-Wallace, Nov. 6, 2004 (93 yards)Blocked a punt for a TD: Grant Patterson vs.Ohio Northern, Nov. 1, 2014 (40 yards)Had a 40-44 yard field goal: Jacob Griffin vs.Ohio Northern, Oct. 5, 2019 (41 yards)Had a 45-yard or longer field goal: KyleCardwell vs. Baldwin-Wallace, Oct. 2, 2010(46 yards)
2019 Marietta College Numerical RosterNo. . Name. . . . . . . . . . . . Yr. . . Pos. . . Ht. . . Wt. . . . Hometown/High School1. . . . Tay Pryor . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . DB. . . 5-9. . . 151. . . . Canton, Ohio / GlenOak2. . . . Gilbert Campbell. . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-7. . . 153. . . . Twinsburg, Ohio / Twinsburg2. . . . Nate Hinckley. . . . . So. . . WR. . . 5-7. . . 164. . . . Phoenix, Ariz. / Chavez3. . . . Logan Domer . . . . . . Fr. . . . QB. . . 5-10 . . 165. . . . Orrville, Ohio / Orrville3. . . . James Knox. . . . . . . Sr. . . DB. . . 5-9. . . 180. . . . Charleston, W.Va. / Capital4. . . . Dre Baldwin . . . . . . . Fr. . . . WR. . . 5-10 . . 140. . . . Imperial, Pa. / West Allegheny4. . . . Dan McCartney. . . . . Jr. . . . DB. . . 5-9. . . 181. . . . Warren, Ohio / Kennedy5. . . . Ethan Brown. . . . . . . Fr. . . . QB. . . 6-3. . . 215. . . . Dublin, Ohio / Dublin Coffman6. . . . Jacob Griffin. . . . . . . Fr. . . . P/K. . . 6-6. . . 181. . . . Wellington, Ohio / Norwalk St. Paul6. . . . Joey Hammond-Johnson. Fr. . . DE/LB. . 5-9. . . 197. . . . Wadsworth, Ohio / Highland6. . . . TJ West. . . . . . . . . . . Sr. . . QB. . . 5-10 . . 192. . . . Kingwood, Texas / Kingwood7. . . . Troy Pontius . . . . . . . Jr. . . . DB. . . 5-8. . . 179. . . . Salesville, Ohio / Buckeye Trail8. . . . Brandon Braham. . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-8. . . 180. . . . Parkersburg, W.Va. / Parkersburg8. . . . Bobby Cashaw. . . . . Jr. . . . TE. . . 6-1. . . 245. . . . Aliquippa, Pa. / Aliquippa9. . . . Tanner Clark. . . . . . . Sr. . . RB. . . 6-0. . . 203. . . . Caldwell, Ohio / Caldwell9. . . . Jacob Woodyard. . . . Fr. . . DB/LB. . 6-3. . . 174. . . . Walker, W.Va. / Parkersburg10. . . Austin Forester. . . . . Fr. . . . WR. . . 5-8. . . 140. . . . Canton, Ohio / GlenOak10. . . Vic Giovengo. . . . . . So. . . LB. . . 5-9. . . 191. . . . Benwood, W.Va. / The Linsly School11. . . Justin Harvey. . . . . . Jr. . . . QB. . . 6-1. . . 206. . . . Canal Winchester, Ohio / Bloom Carroll11. . . Xavier Harvey. . . . . . Fr. . . DB/RB. . 5-6. . . 150. . . . Ambridge, Pa. / Aliquippa13. . . Austin Veatch. . . . . So. . . WR. . . 5-9. . . 148. . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. / Brentwood Senior14. . . Gage Giovengo. . . . . Jr. . . . TE. . . 6-1. . . 218. . . . Benwood, W.Va. / The Linsly School14. . . Vinny Tassari. . . . . . . Fr. . . . QB. . . 6-2. . . 190. . . . Verona, Pa. / Pittsburgh Central Catholic15. . . Ryan VanMeter. . . . . Sr. . . WR. . . 5-11 . . 186. . . . Maysville, W.Va. / Petersburg15. . . Christian Lair . . . . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-11 . . 150. . . . Xenia, Ohio / Xenia18. . . Michael Trent . . . . . So. . . QB. . . 6-2. . . 142. . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. / Brentwood19. . . Kobe Hughlett. . . . . So. . . WR. . . 5-9. . . 143. . . . Xenia, Ohio / Xenia20. . . Justin Bell. . . . . . . . So. . . RB. . . 5-7. . . 182. . . . Manassas, Va. / Colgan20. . . Ree Edmonds. . . . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-11 . . 151. . . . Vienna, W.Va. / Parkersburg21. . . Caden Flynn. . . . . . . Fr. . . . WR. . . 5-11 . . 156. . . . Mansfield, Ohio / Clear Fork21. . . Malik Grier. . . . . . . So. . . DB. . . 5-8. . . 152. . . . Huntington, W.Va. / Huntington22. . . Cooper Chaffin. . . . So. . . DB. . . 5-10 . . 174. . . . Enon, Ohio / Greenon23. . . Max Tice. . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . DB. . . 5-9. . . 182. . . . Toronto, Ohio / Toronto24. . . Darius Hatch. . . . . . So. . . DB. . . 5-8. . . 169. . . . Mesa, Ariz. / Mesa25. . . Caleb Craig. . . . . . . So. . DB/RB. . 5-10 . . 183. . . . Zanesville, Ohio / Tri-Valley26. . . Boone Jones. . . . . . . Fr. . . . LB. . . 6-1. . . 185. . . . Caldwell, Ohio / Shenandoah27. . . Kyler Folkert. . . . . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-11 . . 175. . . . West Lafayette, Ohio / Dover28. . . Dylan Lape. . . . . . . So. . . . K . . . 5-10 . . 151. . . . Johnstown, Ohio / Monroe29. . . Elijah Balek. . . . . . . So. . . DB. . . 5-6. . . 168. . . . Vermilion, Ohio / Vermilion30. . . Seth Cade. . . . . . . . So. . . RB. . . 5-10 . . 192. . . . Steubenville, Ohio / Edison31. . . Daquan Owens-Johnson. . Fr. . . . RB. . . 6-1. . . 215. . . . Columbus, Ohio / Harvest Prep32. . . Cayden Doub . . . . . . Fr. . . . WR. . . 5-7. . . 162. . . . Saint Albans, W.Va. / Saint Albans32. . . Ahmed Muhammad. Fr. . . . DL. . . 6-2. . . 195. . . . Lakewood, Ohio / Lakewood33. . . Braden Bellville. . . . . Fr. . . . LB. . . 5-11 . . 207. . . . Stockport, Ohio / Waterford35. . . Aaron Alvarez. . . . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 6-3. . . 204. . . . Morgantown, W.Va. / Morgantown36. . . Brent McClure. . . . . So. . . LB. . . 6-1. . . 208. . . . Lancaster, Ohio / Liberty Union37. . . Mahleek Melton . . . . Fr. . . . DE. . . 5-9. . . 228. . . . Dallas, Ga. / Rome38. . . Kyle McSweeney. . . . Sr. . . QB. . . 6-4. . . 207. . . . Independence, Ohio / Trinity39. . . Frank Sciury. . . . . . . Fr. . . LB/DB. . 6-1. . . 187. . . . Massillon, Ohio / Perry40. . . Chase Courtright. . . . Fr. . . . WR. . . 5-7. . . 140. . . . Coshocton, Ohio / River View40. . . Chris Ryan . . . . . . . . Fr. . . DB/LB. . 6-2. . . 215. . . . Canal Winchester, Ohio / Canal Winchester41. . . Bryce Agnew. . . . . . . Fr. . . . RB. . . 5-8. . . 209. . . . Brook Park, Ohio / Berea-Midpark42. . . Marcellus Blake . . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-10 . . 155. . . . Massillon, Ohio / Massillon Washington43. . . Braedyn Mihalic. . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-8. . . 160. . . . St. Clairsville, Ohio / St. ClairsvilleM A R IETTANo. . Name. . . . . . . . . . . . Yr. . . Pos. . . Ht. . . Wt. . . . Hometown/High School43. . . Carson Stauffer. . . . So. . . LB. . . 5-10 . . 207. . . . Chillicothe, Ohio / Southeastern45. . . Hayden Daley. . . . . . Jr. . . . TE. . . 5-10 . . 205. . . . Mingo Junction, Ohio / Catholic Central46. . . Luke Watt. . . . . . . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-7. . . 169. . . . St. Clairsville, Ohio / St. Clairsville47. . . Kyle McDonough. . . . Fr. . . . LB. . . 6-1. . . 187. . . . Hermitage, Pa. / Hickory48. . . Thomas Caserta. . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-7. . . 148. . . . Alliance, Ohio / West Branch49. . . Joe Friedl. . . . . . . . . Fr. . . LB/DB. . 5-10 . . 175. . . . Medina, Ohio / Highland50. . . Isaac Butts. . . . . . . So. . . DL. . . 6-0. . . 216. . . . Millersport, Ohio / Millersport50. . . Cleveland Wilder. . . So. . . OL. . . 5-11 . . 242. . . . Kenova, W.Va. / Spring Valley51. . . Drake Neuberger. . . So. . . LB. . . 6-0. . . 192. . . . Norwalk, Ohio / Norwalk52. . . Thomas Reiss. . . . . . Fr. . . . DL. . . 6-0. . . 166. . . . Frazeysburg, Ohio / Tri-Valley52. . . Zac Turkowski. . . . . So. . . OL. . . 6-0. . . 255. . . . North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin53. . . Turner Mitchell. . . . So. . LB/LS. . 6-0. . . 227. . . . Valley City, Ohio / Buckeye53. . . Darin Skidmore. . . . . Fr. . . . LB. . . 5-8. . . 197. . . . Butler, Pa. / Butler Senior54. . . Jack Wallace. . . . . . . Fr. . . . OL. . . 6-3. . . 290. . . . Columbus, Ohio / Grandview Heights55. . . Josh Egan. . . . . . . . So. . . OL. . . 6-3. . . 265. . . . Utica, Ohio / Mount Vernon55. . . Dillon Lunsford. . . . . Fr. . . . LB. . . 6-2. . . 200. . . . Chesapeake, Ohio / Chesapeake56. . . John Powers. . . . . . . Jr. . . . LB. . . 6-2. . . 190. . . . Somerville, Ohio / Preble Shawnee57. . . Raysean Stewart. . . So. . . OL. . . 6-3. . . 264. . . . South Euclid, Ohio / Brush58. . . Colton Neptune. . . . So. . DL/LS. . 5-10 . . 227. . . . New Concord, Ohio / John Glenn59. . . Garrett Nicol. . . . . . . Fr. . . . LB. . . 5-9. . . 250. . . . Aliquippa, Pa. / Hopewell60. . . Tristian Pitz. . . . . . . . Fr. . . . DL. . . 5-10 . . 220. . . . Ashland, Ohio / Ashland61. . . Logan McPherson. . . Fr. . . . OL. . . 5-9. . . 267. . . . Midland, Ohio / East Clinton62. . . Noah Hammond. . . So. . . OL. . . 5-11 . . 258. . . . Oberlin, Ohio / Firelands63. . . Anthony Herman. . . So. . . OL. . . 6-3. . . 271. . . . Richeyville, Pa. / Beth Center64. . . Max Cook. . . . . . . . . Fr. . . . DL. . . 6-3. . . 215. . . . Salem, W.Va. / Doddridge County64. . . Patrick Taylor . . . . . . Jr. . . . OL. . . 6-1. . . 271. . . . Columbus, Ohio / Grandview Heights65. . . Josh Poches. . . . . . . Fr. . . . OL. . . 6-3. . . 216. . . . Glouster, Ohio / Athens68. . . Garrett Allen. . . . . . . Fr. . . . OL. . . 6-0. . . 275. . . . Waverly, Ohio / Eastern Local70. . . Marvin Moore. . . . . . Fr. . . OL/LS. . 5-8. . . 210. . . . Pickerington, Ohio / St. Charles Prep71. . . Brevin Webb. . . . . . So. . . OL. . . 6-2. . . 277. . . . Chesapeake, Ohio / Chesapeake72. . . Jesse Berzonski. . . So. . . DL. . . 6-1. . . 323. . . . Gibsonia, Pa. / Hampton74. . . Caleb Browning . . . So. . . OL. . . 6-1. . . 285. . . . Wheelersburg, Ohio / Wheelersburg77. . . Joe Rutherford. . . . . Fr. . . . OL. . . 6-3. . . 268. . . . Newark, Ohio / Granville80. . . Carsey Wilder. . . . . So. . . WR. . . 5-11 . . 197. . . . Kenova, W.Va. / Spring Valley81. . . Maguire Morris. . . . . Jr. . . .
MARIETTA COLLEGE Marietta College Pioneers Location: Marietta, Ohio Enrollment: 1,200 President: Dr. William N. Ruud Athletic Director: Larry Hiser Conference: Ohio Athletic Colors: Navy Blue and White Stadium: Don Drumm Stadium Surface/Capacity: FieldTurf / 5,000 2018 Record: 7-3 / 6-3 OAC Head Coach: Andy Waddle (Wittenberg, ‘03) Record at School: 24-40 / 7th Season .
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Serving students in Marietta City Schools (Dunleith Elementary, Marietta Middle School and Marietta High School) and Cobb County Schools (Osborne High School, Pebblebrook High . parent and Site Coordinator. At that meeting guidelines and expectations are discussed and the mentor-mentee relationship . still in school and helps the student to .
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1171 Whitlock Avenue, Marietta, GA 30064 (770) 428 -2631 mailto:ftaylor@marietta - city.k12.ga.us KACIE BANKS MARIETTA CITY SCHOOLS FBLA IS WHERE STUDENTS BECOME LEADERS! IS . The FBLA goals Develop competent, aggressive business leadership and
Broadway! You may have seen him in Wicked, Oklahoma, Mamma Mia, The Last 5 years in New York and Aladdin in California. He is blessed to be working with you. Genevieve Batts is a Senior at Marietta High School and is our In-house Choreographer for the musical theatre class. She is also Co-Captain of the Marietta Dance Ensemble.
the fact that Marietta College is a community of scholars. The Handbook also contains valuable information about the many services Marietta College offers to help you succeed. Finally, an essential component of the college experience is your growth as a person. That growth is enhanced by your active engagement and participation in the life of the
Albert woodfox Arthur Kinoy Award A Message from NYU PILC At every NLG #Law4thePeople Convention, we honor members and friends of the Guild whose exemplary work and activism capture the spirit of “law for the people,” and speak to the Guild’s philosophy of human rights over property interests. Please join us in congratulating our 2016 honorees! Workshops Tentative Schedule Felon .
