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1:00 Concord at West Liberty State (WL video) (live stats)
1:00 WV Wesleyan at Charleston
1:00 Shepherd at Glenville State (CSTV video)
1:00 Fairmont State at West Virginia State
Updated football stats following September 8 action may be downloaded below. Winzip or another unarchiving program is needed to open the file.
Offensive Player of the Week:
Kevin O'Brien, West Virginia State, QB, Soph., 6-4, 225, Port St.
Lucie, FL: O'Brien passed for a pair of touchdowns and rushed for
another as the Jackets opened their season with a 37-14 win at Lincoln
(MO)...The sophomore completed 16 of 32 passes for 251 yards to lead
State to their first non-conference road win since 2002.
Previous winners: 8/25-Dervon Wallace (SU)/Jerry Seymour (GSC); 9/1-Zach Amedro (WLSC).
Defensive Player of the Week:
Darren Banks, West Liberty State, CB, Jr., 5-10, 185, Camden, NJ: Banks
swiped four passes in West Liberty State's 45-24 victory at Kentucky
Wesleyan...The preseason All-American also accounted for a pair of
touchdowns on a 56-yard punt return and a 52-yard interception
return...He accounted for 115 return yards on his four
interceptions...The junior ranked second nationally in interceptions
last season with ten and becomes only the 13th player in WVIAC history
to record 20 or more interceptions after his 20th career pickoff on
Saturday.
Previous winners: 8/25-Chris Rotella (UC)/Tank Tunstalle (CU); 9/1-Nick Harding (WLSC)/Vince Black (FSU).
Special Teams Player of the Week:
Matt Vujaklya, Fairmont State, DB, Jr., 6-2, 215, East Liverpool, OH:
Vujaklya was instrumental in Fairmont State's 21-17 come-from-behind
win over North Greenville...His blocked kick of a second quarter field
goal attempt allowed the Falcons to stay with 17-0 in a half that they
were outgained 380-34...The East Liverpool, OH native owns six career
blocked kicks and earns his second career WVIAC Special Teams Player of
the Week honor...He also chipped in five tackles and three pass
breakups from his defensive back spot.
Previous winners: 8/25-Xavier Drakeford (UC); 9/1-Billy Hager (WLSC).
Saturday's Standouts:
Antwarn Jones (SHU) rushed 20 times for 137 yards...Doug Brazill (FSU)
rushed for 95 yards and two scores...Josh Culbertson (UC) rushed for 74
yards and two scores...Brandon Truesdale (WVSU) had a pair of
interceptions...J.J. Mayer (FSU) made 11 tackles...Rob Ellis (SHU) had
13 tackles, including four for loss...Jacob Lilly (GSC) made ten
stops...Antonio Smith (UC) had nine tackles and recovered a
fumble...Brian Mitchell (WVSU) rushed 11 times for 108 yards...Wes
Sherrill (UC) booted a 22-yard field goal and dropped a pair of punts
inside the 20-yard line...Stephen Bumpus (WVSU) returned three punts
for 68 yards and picked off a pass...Mark Hartz (SHU) made a dozen
stops...Derek Taylor (FSU) hit on 12 of 20 passes for 134 yards...Alex
Puente (WVWC) caught three passes for 94 yards...David Parsons (WVSU)
caught six passes for 59 yards...Dustin Greenwood (CU) rushed for 148
yards and passed for 174 yards...Mark Stolle (WVSU) made nine
tackles...Greg Hopkins (WLSC) returned an interception 53 yards for a
score...Eddie Hills (WLSC) rushed for 97 yards and two scores...Will
Castelmare (WLSC) averaged 41.5 yards per punt and placed three kicks
inside the 20-yard line...Ola Adams (CU) was in on a dozen tackles.
West Virginia State 37, Lincoln (MO) 14
(JEFFERSON CITY, MO)---West Virginia State (1-0) opened their season in
style with a 37-14 drubbing of Lincoln (0-2). Kevin O'Brien tossed a
pair of touchdown passes and added a scoring rush, while the Jacket
defense intercepted five passes.
O'Brien passed for 251 yards and Brian Mitchell rushed 11 times for 108 yards for the Jackets. Brandon Truesdale picked off two passes to lead the State defense. WVSU held a 466-212 total offense edge.
Fairmont State 21, North Greenville (SC) 17
(FAIRMONT)---Fairmont
State (2-0) pulled off an improbable comeback in the first home game
under Mike Lopez as the Falcons rallied from a 17-0 halftime deficit
against North Greenville (0-2). Doug Brazill rushed for 95 yards and
two second half touchdowns to lead the FSU comeback.
The Falcons were outgained 380-34 in the opening half, but limited North Greenville to 142 yards over the final 30 minutes. Brazill's three-yard touchdown with 2:03 remaining capped the comeback effort.
North Greenville quarterback Eric Moeller passed for 376 yards as his squad held a 522-264 total offense edge.
West Liberty State 45, Kentucky Wesleyan 24
(OWENSBORO,
KY)---West Liberty cornerback Darren Banks picked off four passes as West Liberty State (2-0) romped past Kentucky Wesleyan
(0-3). Banks scored on a 52-yard interception return and added a
56-yard punt return for a touchdown. Greg Hopkins also returned an
interception for a score for the Toppers.
Eddie Hills rushed for a pair of scores and 97 yards to lead the West Liberty offense. The Toppers led 28-10 at the half.
Charleston 17, Elizabeth City State 8
(CHARLESTON---Charleston
(2-1) used a strong defensive effort to knock off 2006 NCAA Division II
playoff participant Elizabeth City State. The Golden Eagles held the
visitors from North Carolina without an offensive score during the
game's first 57 minutes and got a pair of short Josh Culbertson
touchdown rushes.
Elizabeth City State pulled with 17-8 on a 65-yard Rayburn
Morris to Casey Owens touchdown pass with 2:53 left, but the Golden
Eagles ran out the clock thanks to four Culbertson rushes that led to a
pair of game-clinching first downs.
Charleston led 3-2 in a low-scoring first half as Wes Sherrill booted a 22-yard field goal for the Golden Eagles.
Walsh 12, Seton Hill 10
(GREENSBURG)---Seton
Hill fell in a close contest to NAIA #20 Walsh 12-10 despite Antwarn
Jones' 137 rush yards. Jones' second quarter short touchdown rush gave
the Griffins a 7-6 lead, but SHU couldn't cross the goal line again.
Lambros Paxos' pair of field goals accounted for the winning points for Walsh. Clinton Blossomgame had 136 rush yards for the Cavaliers.
Rob Ellis was stellar in defense for Seton Hill with 13 tackles, including four for loss.
Virginia-Wise 35, Concord 28
(ATHENS)---NAIA #18
Virginia-Wise (3-0) got a late Ra'Shad Morgan touchdown rush to nudge
Concord (0-2) in an entertaining contest. Concord quarterback Dustin
Greenwood rushed for 148 yards and passed for 174, but was plagued by
four interceptions.
Travis Harris rushed for 91 yards and a pair of scores for the Mountain Lions. CU held a 435-356 edge in total offense.
Morgan gained 110 yards on 24 carries to lead U.Va.-Wise. Quarterback Randy Hippeard hit on 20 of 31 passes for 237 yards for the Cavaliers.
Elon 59, West Virginia Wesleyan 16
(ELON, NC)---West
Virginia Wesleyan (1-1) stayed close for a half, but Southern
Conference member Elon scored four third quarter touchdowns to pull
away in a 59-16 victory. The Bobcats were tied 7-7 early in the second
quarter following a Harry Lorusso touchdown rush. Elon pushed the lead
to 17-7 at the half.
Scott Riddle passed for 362 and three touchdowns for the homestanding Phoenix. Terrell Hudgins caught eight of those passes for 142 yards, including a score.
Alex Puente had 94 yards on three catches for Wesleyan, including a 60-yard touchdown reception on a halfback pass from Greg Duncan.
Tiffin 34, Glenville State 14
(TIFFIN,
OH)---Matt Root tossed three touchdown passes to lead Tiffin (3-0) past
Glenville State (1-2). The Dragons outgained GSC 258-36 through the
air to remain unbeaten on the season.
Glenville State received 61 rush yards from Jerry Seymour. Pioneer quarterbacks completed 10 of 17 passes, but only for 36 yards and with two interceptions. Dwayne Thompson and Jared Dearing each scored on one-yard touchdown plunges for the Pioneers.
Scores and webcast links from today's WVIAC football action may be found at D2football.com. Check D2football.com's scoreboard page for frequent updates from WVIAC contests and D-II games across the country.
esults from Shawnee State (OVU and
D&E) http://www.shawnee.edu/off
http://www.shawnee.edu/off
Results from WVU (WVWC, UC
and Glenville) http://www.msnsportsnet.com
WVU Men’s Results: (7600m)
1. Jay Dolmage 25:46
2. Eric Cooper WVWC 25:53
3. Great Dane 26:25
4. Woody Snoberger WVWC 26:59
5. Justin Coughlin WVWC 28:17
6. Jonathan Gohrband WVWC 29:04
7. Jarren Morlan WVWC 29:26
8. Corey Mehl UC 29:31
9. Homer Cobb UC 29:33
10. Kyle Krigbaum UC 30:04
11. Justin Hardbarger Glen 30:08
12. Evan Stair UC 30:15
13. Chris Burdick WVWC 30:17
14. Alex Shifler Glen 30:38
15. Allan ? Glen 31:55
16. Jimmy Kavaliauskas WVWC 32:53
17. Josh Myers UC 33:15
18. Corey Pullen Unatt. 34:25
19. Curtis Wildman Glen 35:02
20. Chris Summerville Glen 35:12
Team Results
1. WVWC 15
2. Charleston
46
3. Glenville 69
Results from Duquesne (Wheeling Jesuit) http://www.cstv.com/auto_pdf/p
Results from VMI (Concord University)
http://va.milesplit.us/meets
Results from Westminster College (Alderson Broaddus) http://www.smileymiles.com
Results from Seton Hill (SHU, West Liberty, UPJ) (attached above and below)
Event 1 Women 5k Run CC
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Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points
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1 #321 Cote, Anna FR Seton Hill 6:14.8 19:24.19 1
2 #333 Weaver, Kallan JR West Liberty 6:32.0 20:17.69
3 #322 Heinz, Lara FR Seton Hill 6:37.9 20:36.08 2
4 #319 Sanders, Andra SO Seton Hill 6:55.0 21:29.35 3
5 #311 Lemoine, Laura FR Seton Hill 6:58.6 21:40.36 4
6 #323 Vottero, Ashton FR Seton Hill 6:59.1 21:41.90 5
7 #324 Sowers, Kyrsti FR Seton Hill 7:05.0 22:00.44 6
8 #334 Glyptis, Angela JR West Liberty 7:07.2 22:07.23
9 #335 Zickfoose, Carrie SR West Liberty 7:12.4 22:23.31
10 #313 Kistler, Holly JR Seton Hill 7:17.8 22:40.02 7
11 #314 Frank, Siena JR Seton Hill 7:21.9 22:52.68 8
12 #325 Cooper, Chelsea FR Seton Hill 7:24.5 23:00.77 9
13 #312 Jones, Caroline SR Seton Hill 7:24.8 23:01.92 10
14 #315 Costello, Jenna JR Seton Hill 7:28.9 23:14.61 11
15 #329 Menhorn, Tiffany SR Pitt-Greensburg 7:35.3 23:34.41 12
16 #316 Trettel, Chelsea JR Seton Hill 7:41.3 23:53.15 13
17 #318 Kokonaski, Liz JR Seton Hill 7:53.5 24:31.04
18 #332 Shaeffer, Amanda FR Pitt-Greensburg 8:23.6 26:04.54 14
19 #327 Nevins, Alicia FR Pitt-Greensburg 8:29.5 26:22.94 15
20 #330 Littler, Lindsay SO Pitt-Greensburg 8:30.5 26:25.93 16
21 #328 Stewart, Kelly FR Pitt-Greensburg 8:37.5 26:47.66 17
22 #326 McGhee, Leah SO Pitt-Greensburg 8:37.6 26:48.02 18
23 #331 Gandert, Jamie FR Pitt-Greensburg 8:45.8 27:13.34 19
24 #366 Stadler, Anne Unattached 8:49.3 27:24.32
Men’s 8k
1 #339 Fiorina, Julian SR Seton Hill 5:32.4 27:32.32 1
2 #346 Rogers, Ben FR Seton Hill 5:41.3 28:16.37 2
3 #347 Wilks, Josh FR Seton Hill 5:46.3 28:41.40 3
4 #344 Bradley, Jess SO Seton Hill 5:51.4 29:06.77 4
5 #348 Ortiz, Mike FR Seton Hill 5:53.6 29:17.39 5
6 #355 Linden, Steven FR Pitt-Greensburg 5:58.9 29:44.12 6
7 #360 Long, Matthew FR Unattached 6:08.4 30:31.24
8 #352 Dinger, Michael SO Pitt-Greensburg 6:08.9 30:33.36 7
9 #354 Waters, Brian JR Pitt-Greensburg 6:09.1 30:34.36 8
10 #351 Eshleman, Jeremy JR Pitt-Greensburg 6:12.5 30:51.24 9
11 #343 Bartko, Chris SO Seton Hill 6:13.6 30:57.14 10
12 #353 Stewart, Tyler FR Pitt-Greensburg 6:20.3 31:30.47 11
13 #345 Ferrari, Tyler SO Seton Hill 6:21.3 31:35.34 12
14 #350 Geyer, Bill FR Seton Hill 6:27.1 32:04.26 13
15 #356 Tweardy, Nicholas FR Pitt-Greensburg 6:41.7 33:16.65 14
16 #362 Tenley, Tyler SO West Liberty 6:49.1 33:53.61
17 #357 Fisher, Devlin JR Pitt-Greensburg 6:51.1 34:03.49 15
18 #342 Faherty, Tom SR Seton Hill 7:17.9 36:16.46 16
19 #340 James, Tommy SR Seton Hill 7:31.5 37:24.06 17
20 #341 Miller, Jacob SR Seton Hill 8:33.3 42:31.27 18
Men's Soccer:
---Kerdyn Moe, Sr., M, Arouca,
Trinidad: Moe helped the Cardinals to a 3-0 start with wins over Point
Park, Mars Hill, and Catawba...The senior tallied four goals in
Sunday's 6-2 win over regionally ranked Catawba to pace WJU.
Other nominees: Pitt Johnstown's Chris Hawkins (3 goals in 7-0 win over Pitt Greensburg), Ohio Valley's Nick Pecarski (2 goals in win over Ferrum), and Shepherd's Gregory Khan (3 goals in 5-1 win over Millersville).
Women's Soccer:
---Sarah Coehlo, Concord, Jr., GK, Catlett,
VA: Coehlo recorded nine saves in Concord's 1-0 double-overtime league
win against Shepherd.
Other nominees: Pitt Johnstown's Alicia Zack (3 goals, 1 assist in 10-0 win over Salem International) and Shepherd's Amy Bell (22 saves in 1-0 double-overtime loss to Concord).
Volleyball:
---Becca LaBrake, Charleston, Sr., OH, Clifton,
VA: LaBrake helped Charleston to a 2-2 mark at the Carson-Newman
Invitational with 36 kills, 30 digs, and 15 blocks...The Golden Eagles
picked up wins over North Greenville and Kentucky Wesleyan, but dropped
matches to Lander and Tusculum.
Other nominees: Alderson-Broaddus' Sarah Neikirk (45 kills in four matches at C-N Invitational), Shepherd's Julie Robertson (all-tournament team at Wilmington Invitational), and Pitt Johnstown's Kristin Irwin (26 kills in 1-3 week).
The complete Week #3 WVIAC Football Report may be downloaded below:
Standings for each current WVIAC fall team sports may be found below as PDF files. These standings, along with all media releases and game results, will be available on the new WVIAC Online when it goes live shortly.
Download 2007_wviac_football_standings.pdf
Download wviac_mens_soccer_standings.pdf
Download wviac_volleyball_standings.pdf
Download wviac_womens_soccer_standings.pdf
