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Table of ContentsQuick Facts/Schedule 12014 Roster 2-3Head Coach Maj. Kavan Lake, USMC 42014 Outlook 5Midshipmen Profiles 6-162013 Individual Statistics 17-182013 Team Statistics & Honors 19All-Time Records 20-21Year-by-Year Results 22-26

General InformationLocation Annapolis, Md.Founded October 10, 1845Enrollment 4,400Nickname Midshipmen, MidsColors Navy Blue and GoldConference Collegiate Sprint Football LeagueStadium Navy-Marine Corps MemorialSuperintendent Vice Adm. Ted Carter, USNCommandant Capt. Bill Byrne, USNDirector of Athletics Chet GladchukAcademy Website www.usna.eduAthletics Website www.navysports.com

Team Information2013 Record 6-1CSFL Record/Finish 6-1/SecondLettermen Returning/Lost 38/20All-Time Record 341-66-9 (.831)First Year (Years) 1946 (69th)Captains MIDN 1/C Joe Hampton (Offense) MIDN 1/C Jon Moyle (Defense)

Coaching/Support StaffHead Coach Maj. Kavan Lake, USMC Alma Mater Florida State (2001) Phone (410) 293-5559 E-mail [email protected] Career Record (Year) 12-2 (third)Assistant CoachesOffensive Coordinator/QBs Capt. Joe Taylor, USMCDefensive Coordinator/DBs Capt. Larry Morris, USMCDefensive Line LCDR Jimmy Karam, USNOffensive Line ENS Ryan Keyes, USNDefensive Backs ENS Brendan West, USNLinebackers 2nd LT Matt Piotrowicz, USMCWide Receivers ENS Michael Buck, USN Operations 2nd LT Jarrett Brant, USMC 2nd LT Dan Shackleton, USMC 2nd LT Rob Atkinson, USMC 2nd LT Sam Jones, USMCOfficer Rep. Capt. Danny Martinez, USMCFaculty Rep. Ryan BradyAthletic Trainer Loren ShipleyEqupment Operations Daniel BoeckenhauerSports Information Alex Lumb Phone (410) 293-8771 E-mail [email protected]

2014 ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeFri., Sept. 19 Princeton * Annapolis, Md. 7 p.m.Sat., Sept. 26 at Mansfield * Mansfield, Pa. 1 p.m.Sat., Oct. 4 at Penn * Philadelphia, Pa. 7 p.m.Fri., Oct. 10 Post * Annapolis, Md. 7 p.m.Sat., Oct. 18 at Cornell * Ithaca, N.Y. 10:30 a.m.Sat., Oct. 25 at Franklin Pierce * Rindge, N.H. 12 p.m.Fri., Oct. 31 Army * Annapolis, Md. 7 p.m.

All times Eastern, subject to change* denotes Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) gameall home games at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

2013 Results (6-1, 6-1 CSFL)Date Opponent Site ResultFri., Sept. 6 Coppin State % Annapolis, Md. W, 2-0Fri., Sept. 13 Franklin Pierce * Annapolis, Md. W, 23-9Fri., Sept. 20 at Princeton * Princeton, N.J. W, 1-0 #Fri., Sept. 27 Mansfield * Annapolis, Md. W, 41-0Fri., Oct. 4 Penn * Annapolis, Md. Ppd.Sat., Oct. 12 at Post * Waterbury, Conn. W, 42-27Sat., Oct. 19 Cornell * Annapolis, Md. W, 28-7Sat., Oct. 26 at Army * West Point, N.Y. L, 17-7Fri., Nov. 1 Penn * Annapolis, Md. W, 34-14

* - Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) game% - Exhibition # - Awarded win via Princeton forfeit

Navy Sprint Football - The Tradition Continues

• Has 35 Collegiate Sprint Football League championships (28 outright) in the pro-gram’s 68-year history, the most among any school in league history

• All-time winning percentage of .831

• Is 81-7 (.920) overall since 2001, including 55-6 (.902) in CSFL play

• Holds a 40-33-1 all-time series advantage over Army

• Totaled more than 304 All-CSFL honors over the last 13 seasons, with a Navy player being selected as the league’s MVP seven times during this span

Media Guide CreditsThe 2014 Navy sprint football media guide was written and edited by Alex Lumb. Template and cover design by Mark Leddy. Photography was provided by Phil Hoffmann.

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2014Midshipmen•NumericalRoster

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School1 Corey Garcia Jr. WR 5-7 San Diego, Calif. / Cathedral 2 Dane Kozlosky So. RB 5-7 Mantua, N.J. / Clearview Regional3 James Lieto So. RB 5-10 Carlisle, Pa. / Boiling Springs4 Alec Jarm Sr. TE 5-11 Louisville, Ky. / Christian Academy 5 Zack Johnson So. QB 6-0 Valley Springs, Calif. / Calaveras6 Matthew Hite Jr. WR 6-0 Chapin, S.C / Chapin7 Eric Wellmon Jr. RB 5-8 Wallkill, N.Y. / Wallkill8 Kendall Mackey So. DB 6-1 Atlanta, Ga. / Northview9 Dylan Walsh So. DB 5-10 La Jolla, Calif. / La Jolla10 Devin Graves Fr. DB 5-8 Pikeville, N.C. / C.B. Aycock11 Joe Hampton Sr. QB 5-9 Charleston, S.C. / Porter Guad13 Lewis Correale Sr. LB 5-11 Harrisburg, Pa. / Central Dauphin14 Brett Deters Jr. K/P 5-11 Ankeny, Iowa / Ankeny 15 Nick Deterding So. QB 6-1 Lindsborg, Kan. / Smoky Valley16 Brady Flies Sr. DB 5-10 Seattle, Wash. / Bishop Blanchet17 Colby Lederer Sr. RB 5-8 Levittown, Pa. / Neshaminy18 Jules Murphy Fr. P/K 6-0 Easton, Mass. / Xaverian Brothers19 Mitch Guhl Fr. HB 5-10 Colorado Springs, Colo. / Cheyenne Mountain20 Ian Anderson Jr. DB 5-7 San Carlos, Calif. / St. Ignatius21 Tommy Guinan Fr. DB 6-0 Elmhurst, Ill. / IC Catholic Prep24 Charles Crans So. RB 5-9 Camden, Maine / Camden Hills25 Steven Ewald Fr. DB 6-0 Taylor Ridge, Ill. / Alleman27 Alex Oldham Fr. LB 5-10 Dayton, Ohio / Bellbrook28 Dan Gilmore Jr. DB 5-10 Mansfield, Mass. / Mansfield29 Patrick McMahan Fr. DB 5-9 Windermere, Fla. / Bishop Moore31 Drew Dziwulski So. DB 5-8 Woodbine, Md. / Glenelg32 Eric Dewitte Fr. LB 5-10 Carlton, Minn. / Marshall33 Dominic Chumich Sr. HB 6-0 Boise, Idaho / Bishop Kelly34 Nick Abramson So. LB 5-9 Walnut Creek, Calif. / Las Lomas35 Keegan Kush So. LB 5-8 La Vista, Neb. / Papillion-La Vista36 Matt Vogel Fr. WR 5-6 Upper Saddle River, N.J. / Northern Highlands Reg.41 Jake Fernandes Fr. LB 5-11 Franklin, Wis. / Franklin42 Billy Eisenhauer Sr. LB 5-10 Dayton, Ohio / Archbishop Alter43 Temple Sloan Jr. LB 5-10 Raleigh, N.C. / Ravenscroft45 Collin Ascherl Jr. DB 5-10 Granville, Iowa / MOC-Floyd Valley46 Carter Reading Jr. DB 5-10 St. Charles, Ill. / St. Charles East48 Hardy Davis Jr. LB 5-9 Dallas, Texas / Highland Park50 Brian Mihaljevich Sr. OL 5-10 Leona Valley, Calif. / Quartz Hill52 Blake Papet So. DL 5-10 Forest, Va. / Liberty Christian53 Anthony Goliver Sr. LB 6-0 Dublin, Ohio / Dublin54 Marquis White Jr. DL 5-10 South Easton, Mass. / Foxborough55 Zac Blanchard Sr. OL 5-11 Orange, Texas / Little Cypress Mauriceville58 Kyle Robb So. OL 5-9 Coto de Caza, Calif. / JSerra Catholic60 Jarrett Kleintop Sr. OL 5-7 Palmerton, Pa. / Palmerton Area61 Nick Loberg Sr. OL 6-0 Petaluma, Calif. / Marin Catholic62 Dominick Fredericks Jr. OL 5-10 Albany, N.Y. / Christian Brothers65 Chris Maligsa Sr. OL 5-7 National City, Calif. / University City66 Michael Granthom Jr. OL 5-6 Rock Springs, Wyo. / Rock Springs67 John Barrau Jr. OL 5-11 Lantana, Fla. / Olympic Heights74 Ross Gilchriest So. OL 5-8 Silsbee, Texas / Silsbee75 Charles Eshenour Fr. OL 5-10 Waterloo, N.Y. / Waterloo78 Eric Garmoe Fr. DL 5-10 Arlington Heights, Ill. / Prospect80 Colin Butler Fr. WR 6-2 McDonough, Ga. / Henry County81 Glen Harris Jr. WR 5-11 Atlanta, Ga. / Pace Academy

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School82 Patrick Ewald Jr. TE 6-2 Taylor Ridge, Ill. / Alleman83 Justin Zemser So. WR 5-8 Rockaway Beach, N.Y. / Channel View85 Warren Rooney Sr. WR 5-10 Houston, Texas / Cypress Falls86 Sam Shaunak Fr. WR 5-11 Collierville, Tenn. / Collierville87 Michael Byrne Jr. WR 6-1 Coronado, Calif. / Coronado88 Gerhard von zur Muehlen Fr. TE 6-5 Chesterfield, Mo. / St. Paul Lutheran90 Luke Coughlin Fr. DL 5-10 Islip, N.Y. / Islip91 Christopher Mershon Sr. DL 6-0 Lee’s Summit, Mo. / Lee’s Summit N95 Aiden Lang So. DL 5-7 Yuba City, Calif. / Sutter Union96 Jon Moyle Sr. DL 6-0 Tallahassee, Fla. / John Paul II99 Ben Pope Sr. DL 5-10 Memphis, Tenn. / Briarcrest Christian

Head Coach: Maj. Kavan Lake, USMC (Florida State, ‘01)Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Capt. Joe Taylor, USMCDefensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs: Capt. Larry Morris, USMCDefensive Line: LCDR Jimmy Karam, USNOffensive Line: ENS Ryan Keyes, USNDefensive Backs: ENS Brendan West, USNLinebackers: 2nd LT Matt Piotrowicz, USMCWide Receivers: ENS Michael Buck, USN

Operations: 2nd LT Jarrett Brant, USMC, 2nd LT Dan Shackleton, USMC, 2nd LT Rob Atkinson, USMC, 2nd LT Sam Jones, USMC

Navy Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos.34 Abramson, Nick LB20 Anderson, Ian DB45 Ascheral, Collin DB67 Barrau, Jonathan OL55 Blanchard, Zac OL80 Butler, Colin WR87 Byrne, Michael WR33 Chumich, Dominic HB13 Correale, Lewis LB90 Coughlin, Luke DL24 Crans, Charles HB48 Davis, Hardy LB15 Deterding, Nick QB14 Deters, Brett K/P32 Dewitte, Eric LB31 Dziwulski, Drew DB42 Eisenhauer, Billy LB75 Eisenour, Charles OL82 Ewald, Patrick TE25 Ewald, Steven DB41 Fernandes, Jake LB16 Flies, Brady DB62 Fredericks, Dominick OL1 Garcia, Corey WR78 Garmoe, Eric DL74 Gilchriest, Ross OL28 Gilmore, Dan DB53 Goliver, Anthony LB66 Granthom, Michael OL10 Graves, Devin DB19 Guhl, Mitch HB21 Guinan, Tommy DB11 Hampton, Joe QB81 Harris, Glen WR6 Hite, Matthew WR4 Jarm, Alex TE5 Johnson, Zack QB60 Kleintop, Jarrett OL2 Kozlosky, Dane RB35 Kush, Keegan LB95 Lang, Aiden DL17 Lederer, Colby RB3 Lieto, James RB61 Loberg, Nick OL8 Mackey, Kendall DB65 Maligsa, Chris OL29 McMahan, Patrick DB91 Mershon, Chris DL50 Mihaljevich, Brian OL96 Moyle, Jon DL18 Murphy, Jules P/K27 Oldham, Alex LB52 Papet, Blake DL99 Pope, Ben DL46 Reading, Carter DB58 Robb, Kyle OL85 Rooney, Warren WR86 Shaunak, Sam WR43 Sloan, Temple LB36 Vogel, Matt WR88 von zur Muehlen, Gerhard TE9 Walsh, Dylan DB7 Wellmon, Eric RB27 West, Brendan DB54 White, Marquis LB83 Zemser, Justin WR

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Coaching Career U.S. Naval AcademyYear Overall 2012 6-1, 5-1 CSFL2013 6-1, 6-1 CSFLTotal 12-2, 11-2

Playing Career Florida State UniversityYear Overall 2000 11-2, ACC Champions, National Champions2001 8-4Total 19-6

Assistant Coaches / Operations StaffOffensive Coordinator/QBs Capt. Joe Taylor, USMCDefensive Coordinator/DBs Capt. Larry Morris, USMCDefensive Line LCDR Jimmy Karam, USNOffensive Line ENS Ryan Keyes, USNDefensive Backs ENS Brendan West, USNLinebackers 2nd LT Matt Piotrowicz, USMCWide Receivers ENS Michael Buck, USN Operations 2nd LT Jarrett Brant, USMC 2nd LT Dan Shackleton, USMC 2nd LT Rob Atkinson, USMC 2nd LT Sam Jones, USMC

Maj. Kavan O. Lake, USMC was appointed head coach of the Navy sprint football program in the summer of 2012. He is the 29th head coach in the program’s history.

During his second year with the Mids in 2013, the squad went 6-1 and finished in second place in the CSFL. Navy led the league in rushing offense, as the Mids rushed for 218.5 yards per game. A sign of the team’s discipline and well-roundness was illustrated in its +8 turnover margin that was best in the league. Defensively, Navy allowed 12.3 points and 216.8 total yards per game, both marks ranked second.

As a first-year head coach in 2012, the Mids went 6-1, taking second place in the CSFL. Navy led the league in total defense, yielding an average of just 193 yards per game. The Navy offense ranked second in the conference, averaging 316 yards per game.

Lake began his career in the Marine Corps in 1993 and served as an F/A-18 power plant mechanic at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort, S.C., and then MCAS Iwakuni, Japan. He was selected for the Marine Corps Enlisted to Officer Program (MECEP) in 1998 and was later commissioned to 2nd LT in December 2001.

After attending flight school in Pensacola, Fla., Lake was winged as a Huey pilot in July 2004 and went on to serve in Iraq on two occasions between 2005-07 with the HMLA-369 “Gunfighters.”

Lake brings a strong football background to the Naval Academy as he was a two-year walk-on at Florida State under legendary head coach Bobby Bowden. He was named to the Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll on one occasion and went on to graduate from Florida State in 2001.

Lake later earned a Master of Science degree in Manpower Systems Analysis from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. Prior to being named Navy sprint football head coach, Lake has served as Marine Corps End Strength Planner since May 2010.

Maj. Kavan Lake, USMCHead Coach, Third SeasonFlorida State (2001)

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2014 Season PreviewThe Navy sprint football team under the direction of third-year head coach Major Kavan Lake, USMC, will look to break through and return to the top of the CSFL after finishing 6-1 and runner-up in each of the past two seasons. Beginning its 69th season of play, the Mids are aiming to claim the 36th CSFL title in program history.

“We expect to win everything,” said Lake. “Unlike past years where we had worries about certain positions, the best thing that happened to us over the spring and beginning of fall was that a lot of talent came our direction. We looked at 125 players that tried out at the beginning of camp and we picked the best 65 to represent this team and win a championship. Winning the league is our ultimate goal.”

Offense

Returning nearly two-thirds of its offensive production, Navy will be in line to further improve an offense that scored 29.2 points per game last season. The CSFL’s leader in team rushing with 218.5 yards a contest, Lake and the Mids will look to diversify its offense as they have moved some players around and added some height to its receiving ranks.

Senior quarterback Joe Hampton (624 passing yards, 8 TDs) will lead the offense in his second full season as the starter behind center. In 2013, Hampton threw for 624 yards and connected with his receivers for eight touchdown completions.

“Hampton is our most seasoned quarterback and we trust his leadership skills and knowledge of the game,” said Lake. “He’s going to be leading the charge on offense with two young guys backing him up.”

Navy’s top two running back options, juniors Eric Wellmon (479 rushing yards, 5 TDs, and Corey Garcia (447 rushing yards, 4 TDs) return in 2014, though Lake will split Garcia out as a receiving slot back this season to take advantage of matchups and his team’s depth.

“Wellmon is going to lead the running backs as of now, but we have two newcomers that are coming on very strong in sophomore Dane Kozlosky and senior Colby Lederer, as well as a second-year player in James Lieto,” said Lake. “From my position, all four backs are still fighting for the starting position.”

The team’s new slot back position will be headlined by Garcia, who is a two-time honoree on All-CSFL teams, including a nod on the second team as a sophomore in 2013.

“Garcia is a guy we can always trust to make big plays,” said Lake. “We moved him from the running back position because of his size and the injuries that he has sustained in the backfield. If it comes down to it, we know what we have in him as a running back, but we’re looking out for his health, longevity and success. He’s going to give us great quickness and hands in the slot this season.”

At the wide receiver position, Navy will have to replace the bulk of its depth as its leaders from 2013, Michael Buck (eight catches for 136 yards) and Tracy Daniels (seven for 114), have both graduated.

“We have a lot of new names in our receiving corps,” noted Lake. “Warren Rooney is our only senior, so he’ll be someone we look to for leadership and production, but we have some young and tall newcomers that are going to be out on the edges. We’ll be looking to have a balanced offense, throwing the ball and running the ball. Having that height on the outside definitely won’t hurt.”

Of note, all three of Navy’s new wide receivers, freshmen Colin Butler and Sam Shaunak, and junior Michael Byrne are 5’11 or taller.

The Mids’ situation at tight end is similar to that of wide receiver, in that their top two threats from 2013, Daniel Meaney (eight for 74) and Dan Shackleton (five for 77) have graduated. To help lessen the losses of Meaney and Shackleton, Navy will turn to a familiar face to plug in at tight end, senior Alec Jarm, a three-year member of the defensive backfield.

“We needed to improve our speed at tight end so we moved Jarm from safety and he’s shown us some fantastic potential,” said Lake. “He’s catching the ball and battling for yards after contact, just like you’d expect out of any good tight end.”

One of Navy’s most seasoned units will be its offensive line, especially the interior of the line as seniors Brian Mihaljevich and Jarrett Kleintop and junior Michael Granthom will start as the center and two guard positions.

“Mihaljevich, Kleintop and Granthom are our three middle lineman and they’ll see most of the reps,” said Lake. “The expectation for them is to fill the gaps, protect the quarterback and open up space for our running backs. The combination of those three will be critical for the success of our offense.”

Defense

Defensively, the Mids return three of its top four tacklers and 17 of its 20 total sacks. Last season, Navy ranked second in the CSFL with averages of 12.3 points and 53.7 rushing yards allowed per game.

The defensive line should be as fierce as ever as the duo of Chris Mershon and Jon Moyle will be back for their senior seasons. Mershon, the CSFL leader in tackles for loss per game (2.58), brings back with him 35 tackles and 8.5 sacks from 2013, while Moyle added 29 tackles and 3.5 sacks during last year. Fellow senior Ben Pope, who is coming off of an All-CSFL second team campaign in 2013, will join Mershon and Moyle on the defensive line.

“Mershon, Moyle and Pope are all back and we moved Blake Papet up from linebacker, where he saw a bit of action as a freshman; he is going to be a force to be reckoned with as a D-lineman” said Lake. “Mershon has always been a superstar and will continue to be a superstar; no surprises there. Moyle has been doing a great job and he’s really been coming along. His leadership will be critical for the team. We expect big things from our D-line.”

At the linebacker position, the Mids return junior Temple Sloan, who has been a leading tackler for Navy over his first two years of action. After notching 25 stops as a freshman in 2012, he made 29 stops in 2013. The Mids will look to the duo of sophomore Keegan Kush and junior Billy Eisenhauer to step up from understudy roles and thrive as starters.

“Sloan is going to be counted on as a veteran linebacker,” said Lake. “Kush was moved into a full-time role at linebacker since last season and we know both of those two guys can really play. They’ll be joined by Eisenhauer, who has come along strongly this preseason. With the three of them being the core of the defense, we’re going to be quite effective.”

One name that Navy moved from linebacker to defensive back is junior Collin Ascherl, a two-time All-CSFL recognized player. He’ll be joined by returners junior Dan Gilmore, senior Brady Flies and junior Carter Reading. The quartet of Mids will be tasked with replacing Brendan West and Alec McGlaughlin, two perennial All-CSFL talents who both graduated, Jarm, who moved to tight end and sophomore Rex Willis, who will be on the sidelines this fall after suffering a season-ending injury during the preseason.

“We have a lot of new names there, but we still have Gilmore, Flies and Reading,” said Lake. “We have some newcomers that’ll be moving up the depth chart as the season goes. We also moved Kendall Mackey from wide receiver; he’s tall and fast and likes to tackle people. He’ll be a force in our defensive backfield.”

“We expect to be number one in defense this year without a doubt,” concluded Lake.

Newcomers

The 2014 version of Navy’s roster will show 24 new names appearing across a variety of positions. There is at least one newcomer listed amongst every one of positional depth charts.

The first-year players are not all just freshmen as Colby Lederer and Dane Kozlosky, two candidates for a significant number of snaps at the running back position are a senior and sophomore, respectively.

“Colby and Dane will be big for us at the running back position,” said Lake. “A strong group of new sophomores, juniors and seniors is proof that our veterans’ recruitment in the hall this past spring was really successful.”

The Mids will also look to incorporate 15 freshmen into their game planning this season.

“We have some freshmen that should make their presence known early on,” said Lake. “Colin Butler at wide receiver is going to be huge for us. We expect that Devin Graves will be an asset for us at defensive back, though we’ve yet to see him in game situations. A third plebe to watch is Alex Oldham, who we got from the `big boys.’ He was a great catch for us as he’s lost the weight and he’s very smart football player. He’ll see a lot of time on the field.”

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Zac 55Blanchard Senior • OLOrange, TexasLittle Cypress Mauriceville

2013 Honorable Mention All-CSFL2012 Honorable Mention All-CSFL

2013:• Named to the All-CSFL Honorable Mention Team • Competed in five games as a junior and finished with eight tackles, including 2.5 for a loss (12 yards) • Had a season-high five tackles versus Franklin Pierce in the season-opener (Sept. 13) • In the same game, also intercepted a pass against the Ravens • Recorded a sack versus Penn (Nov. 1)

2012:• Totaled 13 stops (7 solo, 6 assists) in five games, garnering honorable men-tion All-CSFL• Had five tackles for loss (44 yards), including four sacks (40 yards)

2011:• Appeared in five games, making two solo tackles, including one for loss (8 yards)

High School:• Garnered three varsity letters in football at Little Cypress Mauriceville High School• Earned all-county and all-district honors in football as a senior• Two-time 181 lb. division champion in powerlifting

Personal:• Son of Mark and Dawn• Father, Mark, played basketball at McNeese State and mother, Dawn, ran track at McNeese State

Dominic 33ChumichSenior • HBBoise, IdahoBishop Kelly

2013:• Appeared in all six games as a junior making two catches for 82 yards• Caught passes at home against Franklin Pierce for 21 yards (Sept. 13) and at home versus Penn for 61 yards (Nov. 1)

2012:• Played both sides of the ball as a sophomore, making 11 catches for 118 yards and three touchdowns and also producing four tackles• Had three grabs for 48 yards, including two touchdown catches in a win over Mansfield (Oct. 19)• Caught a season-high four balls for 24 yards vs. Army (Nov. 2)• Had tackles for loss vs. Mansfield (Oct. 19) and Penn (Oct. 26)

2011:• Appeared in one game, making one catch for 15 yards

High School:• Garnered all-conference honors as a senior in helping Bishop Kelly High School to the league championship• Earned three varsity letters in football and two in track

Personal:• Son of Lew and Betsy

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Lewis 13Correale Senior • LBHarrisburg, Pa.Central Dauphin

2012 Honorable Mention All-CSFL

2013:• Saw time as both a quarterback and a receiver • Lined up behind center as a QB versus Franklin Pierce and went 1-for-1 for 21 yards (Sept. 13) and against Mansfield going 1-for-3 for 2 yards (Sept. 27)• Caught his first career pass, an 11-yard reception, versus Penn (Nov. 1)

2012:• Started five of seven games under center and earned honorable mention All-CSFL• Completed 51-of-98 pass attempts (52%), throwing for 615 yards, five touch-downs and five interceptions• Passed for a career-high 256 yards on 21-of-43 passing attempts vs. Army (Nov. 2)• Had a season-high two TD passes and also rushed for 17 yards in a win over Mansfield (Oct. 19)• Opened the year vs. Coppin State (Sept. 14) by going 6-of-13 for 101 yards, including a season-long 47-yard pass to Daniel Meaney

2011:• Started the final four games and appeared in all six games under center • Threw for 347 yards and six touchdowns, going 33-of-77 with three intercep-tions• Threw for a career-high 136 yards, completing 12-of-21 throws, including three TD passes in a 37-0 victory over Post (Sept. 30)• Completed 11-of-26 pass attempts for 121 yards and one touchdown in a 30-19 win at Mansfield (Oct. 8)• Made it three consecutive games with at least one touchdown pass as the tossed two TD passes in a 42-21 win over Cornell (Oct. 28)• Rushed for a four-yard touchdown in a win at Penn (Sept. 23)

High School:• Four-year letterwinner in football at Central Dauphin High School• Helped Central Dauphin to a 2010 division championship as a senior

Personal:• Attended Duquesne University for one year prior to the Naval Academy• Son of Lewis and Laurie Lee

Brady 16FliesSenior • DBSeattle, Wash.Bishop Blanchet


2013:•Recognized on the All-CSFL Honorable Mention Team• Intercepted a pass on the road at Post University (Oct. 12) and returned it 52 yards• Played in all six games as a junior defensive back and finished the year with six tackles, including a pair on the road at Post and at Army

2012:• Saw action in three games, making a total of six tackles• Made three stops (2 solo, 1 assist) at Penn (Oct. 26)

2011:• Saw action in one game in 2011

Billy 42EisenhauerSenior • LBDayton, OhioArchbishop Alter

2013:•Appeared in a pair of games on defense versus Mansfield (Sept. 27) and Penn (Nov. 1)• Recorded three total tackles, including two against Mansfield

2012:• Had at least one tackle in all three games in which he appeared• Made three stops vs. Princeton (1 solo, 2 assists)

High School:• Earned all-district and all-league honors in football as a senior at Archbishop Alter High School• Captained the football and track teams as a senior• Helped Alter High School to the 2008 and ‘09 Ohio state championship• Earned two varsity letters in both football and track

Personal:• Son of Janice and the late William

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Joe 11Hampton Senior • QBCharleston, S.C.Porter Guad


2013:• Named to the Honorable Mention All-CSFL Team • Finished the year with 624 passing yards and eight touchdowns on 39 completions in six games of action• Completed a season-high 10 pass attempts, including three for touchdowns against Franklin Pierce (Sept. 13) • Recorded 167 passing yards at Post (Oct. 12) for a career-high. In the game versus the Eagles, he found Michael Buck for a season-long 78-yard touch-down pass • Went 9-for-14 with 165 yards for a season-high 64.3 completion rating ver-sus Penn (Nov. 1)

2012:• Appeared in five games, including two starts vs. Post (Sept. 28) and Cornell (Oct. 12)• Went 8-of-18 for 121 yards and one touchdown and also rushed eight times for 36 yards in a win over Post• Threw a 17-yard touchdown pass vs. Princeton (Sept. 22)• Was 9-of-23 for 86 yards vs. Cornell

2011:• Appeared in three games, going 1-for-1 for 15 yards

High School:• Four-year letterwinner in baseball and three-year letterwinner in football at Porter Gaud

Personal:• Son of Lex and Marta

Anthony 53Goliver Senior • LBDublin, OhioDublin

2013:• Appeared in three games as a junior and made four tackles, including two at home versus Mansfield (Sept. 27)

2012:• Made a total of five tackles, including two (1 solo, 1 assist) vs. Mansfield (Oct. 19)

High Scholl:• Earned all-conference honors in wrestling as a senior at Dublin Coffman• Picked up four varsity letters in wrestling, two in football and one in lacrosse

Personal:• Son of Jeff and Niki

Joe Hampton will serve as the team’s offensive captain in 2014

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Alec 4Jarm Senior • TELouisville, Ky.Christian Academy of Louisville


2013:• Chosen to the Honorable Mention All-CSFL Team • Finished the season with 19 total tackles in six appearances• Recorded three or more tackles on four separate occasions in 2013 (7-Cor-nell, 3-Post, 3 - Army, 3 - Penn)

2012:• Appeared in six games, making a total of 11 tackles• Produced a season-high five tackles (1 solo, 4 assists) at Princeton (Sept. 22)• Made two solo stops and forced a fumble vs. Penn (Oct. 26)

2011:• Saw action in all six games and made one tackle for loss (1 yard)

High School:• Named defensive team MVP as a senior at Christian Academy of Louisville• Captained both the football and lacrosse teams in his senior season

Personal:• Son of Tim and Leigh• Father, Tim, played football at Wittenberg University

Jarrett 60Kleintop Senior • OLPalmerton, Pa.Palmerton Area

2013:• Appeared in games versus Franklin Pierce (Sept. 13) and at Post (Oct. 12)

2012:• Saw action in one game

High School:• Picked up varsity letters in football (three), wrestling (three) and track and field (two) and Palmerton Area High School• Helped football team to the 2008 league championship

Personal:• Son of Gary and Nadine• Lists golf, fishing and scuba diving as his interests

Colby 17Lederer Senior • RBLevittown, Pa.Neshaminy

2012-13:• Competed with the Navy golf team as a sophomore• Played in both home Navy tournaments where he averaged a 77.3 • Shot the low round of his career in the second round of the Navy Fall Classic with a 1-over par 72 ... went on to finish tied for 28th• Named to the 2013 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll

2011-12:• Was a member of the Navy golf team as a freshman at the academy • Competed in three events where he put together a 78.9 stroke average • Opened his career with a 13-over par 155 at the Navy Fall Classic where he placed 49th • Navy won the 2012 Patriot League Championship

High School:• Was a two-sport athlete, who earned letters in golf (4) and wrestling (3) • Advanced to the PIAA Eastern Regional Championship in golf as a junior• Served as a captain for both teams and helped lead the programs to Subur-ban One League (SOL) championships

Personal:• Son of Chuck and Denise Lederer• Brother, Dexter, is a 2011 graduate of the University of Maryland where he was a member of the wrestling team

Nick 61Loberg Senior • OLPetaluma, Calif.Marin Catholic

2013:• Appeared in three games as an offensive lineman: Mansfield, (Sept. 27), Cornell, (Oct. 19) and Penn (Nov. 1)

High School:• Earned two varsity letters in lacrosse as a midfielder at Marin Catholic High School• Honored as team’s Most Inspirational Player as a senior in 2011• Served as lacrosse team captain his senior year

Personal:• Son of Lawrence and Teresa Loberg• Father Lawrence played collegiate football at Santa Clara for two seasons (‘76 and ‘77)

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Chris 91Mershon Senior • DLLee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s Summit North

2013 First-Team All-CSFL2012 Second-Team All-CSFL

2013:• Named to All-CSFL First Team• Twice selected at the CSFL Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 18 & Oct. 23)• Recorded the second-most tackles for loss in the league with 15.5 (3.5 ver-sus both Franklin Pierce on Sept. 12 and versus Cornell on Oct. 19)• Ranked third in the CSFL with 8.5 sacks, all of which came in the final five weeks of the season. Season-high for sacks was 3.5 against Cornell • His 5.8 tackles per game average (35 in 6) was 17th-best in the league• Twice had seven or more tackles in a game, including 12 versus Franklin Pierce • Forced one fumble, while recovering two

2012:• Earned second-team All-CSFL after producing 28 tackles (21 solo, 7 as-sists), ranking third on the team• Led the team in sacks with eight (38 yards) and his 10.5 tackles for loss tied for most on the team• Returned a fumble 70 yards for a touchdown and had a season-high nine tackles (8 solo, 1 assist) against Coppin State (Sept. 14)• Three of his four solo tackles were sacks in a win at Cornell (Oct. 12)• Recovered a fumble in the end zone vs. Post (Sept. 28) for his second touchdown of the year

2011:• Appeared in five games, starting the final two games on the defensive line• Produced nine tackles (4 solo, 5 assists), including 3.5 tackles for loss (23 yards) with 2.5 sacks (16 yards)• Had two solo sacks (11 yards) in win over Cornell (Oct. 28)• Made a season-high five stops (1 solo, 4 assists) vs. Army (Nov. 4)

High School:• Earned second-team all-state honors as a senior at Lee’s Summit North• Named team captain and MVP his senior season

Personal:• Son of T. Bruce and Tracey

Chris 65Maligsa Senior • OLNational City, Calif.University City

2011-12:• Competed as a member of the Navy track & field team as a freshman• Placed sixth in the shot put at the Princeton Dual with a season-best mark of 40-9 (12.42m)• Named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll

High School:• A 2011 graduate of University City High School, where he earned three let-ters in track and field and two in football• Competed in the shot put in high school• Was both the captain and MVP of his track and football teams as a senior• Helped lead track and field team to an Eastern League Championship and a Division II CIF title

Personal:• Son of Adonis and Nerissa Maligsa• Older brother, Phillip, is a 2012 graduate of the Naval Academy

Chris Mershon enters the 2014 season as Navy’s all-time sack leader with 19

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Jon 96Moyle Senior • DLTallahassee, Fla.John Paul II

2013 Second-Team All-CSFL

2013:• Selected to All-CSFL Second Team• Named as the CSFL Player of the Week on Oct. 16• Recorded the fourth-most tackles for loss in the league with 10.0• Tied for 30th overall in the CSFL with teammate Temple Sloan with 4.8 tack-les per game (29 in 6)• Had six or more tackles in three separate occasions in 2013 (9-Cornell, 7-Army and 6-Post)• Totaled 3.5 sacks on the year, 2.0 at Post on Oct. 12 and 1.5 at home ver-sus Cornell on Oct. 19

2012:• Made a total of five tackles (4 solo, 1 assist)

2011:• Appeared in three games, making five unassisted tackles, including 2.0 for loss (12 yards) and 1.0 sack (11 yards)

High School:• Earned all-county honors and was named football team MVP as a senior• Three-time all-county selection in soccer• Won varsity letters in football (three), baseball (three) and soccer (four)

Personal:• Son of Jon and Serena• Father, Jon, played football at the University of Florida

Brian 96Mihaljevich Senior • OLLeona Valley, Calif.Quartz Hill


2013:• Named to the All-CSFL Honorable Mention Team• Appeared in and started all six games as a junior


High School:• Named football team captain and earned first-team all-league as a senior at Quartz Hill High School• Helped Quartz Hill to a 13-1 record and the 2008 California Interscholastic Federation championship• Three-time Quartz Hill football academic athlete of the year

Personal:• Son of Mark and Jill

Jon Moyle will serve as the team’s defensive captain in 2014

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Ben 99PopeSenior • DLMemphis, Tenn.Briarcrest Christian


2013:• Named to All-CSFL Second Team• Appeared in and started all six games as a junior • Finished his season with 16 total tackles, including three games with three or more tackles (5-Cornell, 3-Mansfield, 3-Post)• Recorded a sack versus Penn at home (Nov. 1)

2012:• Saw action in three games, making a total of six stops (1 solo, 5 assists)

2011:• Saw action in three games, making four stops (3 solo, 1 assist)

High School:• Earned a total of 10 varsity letters in football, wrestling and lacrosse at Briar-crest Christian High School• Named All-State in wrestling as a senior

Personal:• Son of Ben and Lora

Warren 85RooneySenior • WRHouston, TexasCypress Falls

2013:• Made two catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in six games as a junior• Scored his first career touchdown on the road at Post (Oct. 12) on a 35-yard reception• Also made a catch versus Cornell (Oct. 19)

2012:• Caught one pass for 17 yards in a win at Princeton (Sept. 22)• Appeared in four games


High School:• Earned first-team academic All-State honors in 2009• Varsity letterwinner in football and track

Personal:• Son of Tom and Laura

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Collin 45AscherlJunior • DBGranville, IowaMOC-Floyd Valley

2013 Honorable Mention All-CSFL2012 Second-Team All-CSFL

2013:• Recognized on the All-CSFL Honorable Mention Team• Twice had five tackles in a game, vs. Cornell (Oct. 19) and at Army (Oct. 26)• In all six appearances recorded two or more tackles and finished the year with 21 stops (15 solo, 6 assists)

2012:• Named to the All-CSFL second team• Started all seven games and made a total of 21 stops (14 solo, 7 assists)• Made a season-high six tackles, all solo, against Coppin State (Sept. 14) and had a 25-yard interception return for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter• Had two sacks (7 yards) in a win at Penn (Oct. 26)• Recorded one interception and a pass break-up vs. Post (Sept. 28)

High School:• Picked up a total of 12 varsity letters at MOC-Floyd Valley High School, in-cluding four in wrestling, three in soccer and baseball and two in football• Placed fifth at the Iowa State Wrestling Championships in 2011 and `12• Two-year captain of the wrestling team

Personal:• Son of Joe and Donna

Corey 1GarciaJunior • WRSan Diego, Calif.Cathedral Catholic

2013 Second-Team All-CSFL2012 Second-Team All-CSFL

2013:•Finished second on the team and fifth in the CSFL with 447 rushing yards (4.5 avg.), while appearing in just four games• Named to All-CSFL Second Team• Recorded back-to-back 100+ yard rushing efforts at Post (23 carries/131 yards) and at home versus Cornell (33/181)• Led the team with 100 rushing attempts• Scored four touchdowns to rank second on the team• All-purpose average of 116 yards per game ranked fifth overall in the CSFL

2012:• Ranked second on the team and fifth in the league with 398 rushing yards (4.7 avg.)• Earned honorable mention All-CSFL honors• His 176 yards on 34 carries in a win over Cornell (Oct. 12) were both Navy season highs• Had 21 carries for 89 yards vs. Post (Sept. 28)

High School:• Four-year letterwinner in basketball at Cathedral Catholic and also picked up two letters in football and one in track• Attended the Naval Academy Prep School for one year after graduating from high school

Personal:• Son of Markcos and Stephanie

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Dan 28GilmoreJunior • DBMansfield, Mass.Mansfield


2013:• Moved to the defensive side of the ball as a sophomore• Recognized on the All-CSFL Honorable Mention Team• Appeared in all six games and finished the year with 11 total tackles• Twice had four tackles in a single-game, versus Cornell (Oct. 19) and at Army (Oct. 26)• Intercepted two passes in home games versus Cornell (Oct. 19) and Penn (Nov. 1)

2012:• Rushed a total of 34 times for 91 yards (2.7 avg.)• Had touchdown runs of 3, 9 and 2 yards in a 37-14 win over Post (Sept. 28)• Carried the ball 12 times for a season-high 36 yards and one touchdown vs. Coppin State (Sept. 14)

High School:• Earned all-league and team MVP honors as a senior at Mansfield High School• Captained the wrestling and football teams as a senior and also picked up all-league honors in both sports• As a senior he was named outstanding wrestler and the lacrosse team’s hardest worker

Personal:• Son of James and Mary Ellen

Michael 66GranthomJunior • OLRock Springs, Wyo.Rock Springs


2013:• Selected to All-CSFL Second Team• Appeared and started in all six games for Navy in 2013


High School:• Two-time Wyoming all-state honoree in football as an offensive and defen-sive lineman at Rock Springs High School• Captained the football team both his junior and senior seasons• Earned three varsity letters in football and one in wrestling• Attended the Naval Academy Prep School for one year after graduating from high school

Personal:• Son of Marilou and the late Mike Granthom

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Temple 43SloanJunior • LBRaleigh, N.C.Ravenscroft

2013 Second-Team All-CSFL2012 Second-Team All-CSFL

2013:• Recognized on All-CSFL Second Team• Recorded the eighth-most tackles for loss in the league with 8.5• Added three sacks to his total of negative plays• Tied for 30th overall in the CSFL with teammate Jon Moyle with 4.8 tackles per game (29 in 6 games)• Had six or more tackles in three separate occasions in 2013 (8-Cornell, 6-Franklin Pierce and 6-Penn). Never had fewer than three in any contest• Intercepted a pass at Army (Oct. 26)• Lined up as a receiver in goaline package versus Franklin Pierce (Sept. 13) and recorded his first career catch and touchdown on a six-yard completion

2012:• Ranked sixth on the team in tackles with 25 (18 solo, 7 assists), earning a spot on the All-CSFL second team • Voted the winner of the John S. Degan Award as the team’s most outstand-ing freshman• Started all seven games• Made a season-high eight tackles (6 solo) in the season-opener vs. Coppin State (Sept. 14)• Had 2.5 tackles for loss (14 yards), including one sack, and a forced fumble win a win over Cornell (Oct. 12)• Made three stops and had an interception vs. Army (Nov. 2)

High School:• Garnered all-conference honors in football as both a junior and senior at Ravenscroft High School• Was the runner-up at the 2011 North Carolina wrestling state championships at 171 lbs.• Captained the football, wrestling and track teams as a senior• Named MVP of the track team as a senior

Personal:• Son of Temple and Joy

Matthew 6HiteJunior • WRChapin, S.C.Chapin


2013:• Recognized on the All-CSFL Honorable Mention Team• Ranked third on Navy with 86 receiving yards on four catches in six games played• Had 20 or more yards through the air; at Post (27 yds), versus Cornell (36 yds) and versus Penn (23 yds)• Against the Big Red he notched his first career touchdown on a 36-yard con-nection with Joe Hampton

2012:• Caught one pass for 19 yards vs. Princeton (Sept. 22)

High School:• Two-time All-State, all-area and all-region selection at Chapin High School• Named All-State, all-area and all-region in track for three consecutive years• Earned three varsity letters in football and five in track and field

Personal:• Son of Kevin and Pam

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Eric 7WellmonJunior • RBWallkill, N.Y.Wallkill


2013:• Selected to All-CSFL Second Team• Led the team with 479 yards and five rushing touchdowns. His total rushing yardage ranked him fourth overall in the CSFL• Recorded a team-high 191 rushing yards versus Penn (Nov. 1)• Posted the team’s longest rush of the year on a 54-yard carry against Cor-nell at home (Oct. 19)• Notched a pair of touchdowns at Post (Oct. 12) and versus Penn. Also scored a TD against Mansfield (Sept. 27)• Rushed for 85 or more yards on three occasions as a sophomore (191-Penn, 130-Cornell and 89-Franklin Pierce)• Appeared in all six games for Navy and made his first career start against Franklin Pierce (Sept. 13) in the season-opener

2012:• Appeared in three games with two rushes for 13 yards ... had an 11-yard rush vs. Penn (Oct. 26)

High School:• Three-time All-State and all-section honoree in football at Wallkill High School• Earned All-State and all-section accolades in track all four years• Named captain and MVP of both the track and football teams his junior and senior seasons• Helped Wallkill to the New York State Section Nine Class A championship in 2010

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2013 SEASON STATISTICSIndividual RushingName Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LgWellmon, Eric 76 513 34 479 6.3 5 54Garcia, Corey 100 471 24 447 4.5 4 36Williams, David 31 164 10 154 5.0 3 23Hampton, Joe 44 164 101 63 1.4 2 21Lieto, James 18 71 11 60 3.3 0 26Thompson, Cody 14 51 6 45 3.2 0 8Crans, Charles 12 39 0 39 3.2 0 10West, Brendan 9 27 2 25 2.8 1 8Buck, Michael 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3Team 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0Morse, Tanner 2 0 2 -2 -1.0 0 0Totals 308 1503 192 1311 4.3 15 54Opp. 227 615 293 322 1.4 2 35

Individual PassingName Eff. Att Comp Yds TD INT LgHampton, Joe 105.93 98 39 634 8 7 78Morse, Tanner 21.00 6 2 15 0 1 11Correale, Lewis 98.30 4 2 23 0 0 21Totals 100.93 108 43 662 8 8 78Opp. 92.62 181 81 979 8 11 64

Individual ReceivingName No. Yds Avg. TD LgBuck, Michael 8 136 17.0 1 78Meaney, Daniel 8 74 9.2 0 17Daniels, Tracey 7 114 16.3 3 69Shackleton, Dan 5 77 15.4 1 32Hite, Matthew 4 86 21.5 1 36Chumich, Dominic 2 82 41.0 0 61Rooney, Warren 2 43 21.5 1 35Garcia, Corey 1 17 17.0 0 17Williams, David 1 14 14.0 0 14Correale, Lewis 1 11 11.0 0 11Sloan, Temple 1 6 6.0 1 6Crans, Charles 1 4 4.0 0 4Wellmon, Eric 1 0 0.0 0 0Lieto, James 1 -2 -2.0 0 0Totals 43 662 15.4 8 78Opp. 81 979 12.1 8 64

Individual ScoringName TD PATs 2PT FG Saf. PtsMontecinos, Adrian 0 22-23 0-0 3-8 0 31Wellmon, Eric 5 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 30Garcia, Corey 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 24Daniels, Tracy 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 18Williams, David 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 18Hampton, Joe 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 12Buck, Michael 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Hite, Matthew 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Mershon, Chris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Rooney, Warren 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Shackleton, Dan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Sloan, Temple 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6West, Brendan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Totals 24 22-23 0-1 3-8 0 177Opp. 10 8-10 0-0 2-4 0 74

Total OffenseName Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./GameHampton, Joe 142 63 624 687 114.5Wellmon, Eric 76 479 0 479 79.8Garcia, Corey 100 447 0 447 111.8Williams, David 31 154 0 154 77.0Lieto, James 18 60 0 60 15.0Thompson, Cody 14 45 0 45 15.0Crans, Charles 12 39 0 39 9.8West, Brendan 9 25 0 25 4.2Correale, Lewis 4 0 23 23 7.7Morse, Tanner 8 -2 15 13 6.5Buck, Michael 1 3 0 3 0.5Team 1 -2 0 -2 -0.5 Totals 416 1311 662 1973 328.8Opp. 408 322 979 1301 216.8

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DefenseName UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds PBUPiotrowicz, Matt 40 19 59 9.5 - 12 2.0 - 3 1Mershon, Chris 25 10 35 15.5 - 78 8.5 - 63 0Sloan, Temple 19 10 29 8.5 - 43 3.0 - 27 0Moyle, Jon 25 4 29 10.0 - 36 3.5 - 23 0West, Brendan 24 4 28 1.5 - 4 0 4Ascherl, Collin 15 6 21 2.5 - 10 0 0Atkinson, Robert 15 6 21 6.0 - 14 0 0Jarm, Alec 16 3 19 0 0 0McGlaughlin, Alec 14 4 18 0 0 7Pope, Ben 7 9 16 3.5 - 12 1.0 - 6 0Gilmore, Dan 9 2 11 1.0 - 4 0 3Brant, Jarrett 8 2 10 2.5 - 12 1.0 - 7 0Blanchard, Zac 4 4 8 2.5 - 10 1.0 - 6 0Kush, Keegan 4 3 7 0 0 0Pugh, Malcolm 5 2 7 0.5 - 1 0 0Deters, Brett 5 1 6 0.5 - 1 0 0Flies, Brady 4 2 6 0 0 0Willis, Rex 4 2 6 0.5 - 2 0 1Daniels, Tracy 3 1 4 0 0 0Goliver, Anthony 1 3 4 1.0 - 4 0 1Meaney, Daniel 4 0 4 0 0 0Mackey, Kendall 3 0 3 0 0 1Walsh, Dylan 3 0 3 0 0 1Eisenhauer, Billy 0 3 3 0 0 0Keyes, Ryan 2 0 2 0 0 0Wauer, Zachary 2 0 2 0 0 0Abramson, Nick 0 1 1 0 0 0Shackleton, Dan 1 0 1 0 0 0Harris, Glen 1 0 1 1.0 - 11 0 0Anderson, Ian 1 0 1 0 0 1Reading, Carter 0 1 1 0.5 - 0 0 0Lieto, James 1 0 1 0 0 0Totals 265 102 367 67 - 253 20 - 135 20Opp. 270 178 448 52 -179 17 - 85 10

Kick ReturnsName No. Yds Avg. TD LgWest, Brendan 6 157 26.2 0 37Daniels, Tracy 4 111 27.8 0 48Harris, Glen 2 37 18.5 0 20Kush, Keegan 1 10 10.0 0 10Papet, Blake 1 0 0.0 0 0Totals 14 315 22.5 0 48Opp. 31 557 18.0 0 38

Punt ReturnsName No. Yds Avg. TD Lg West, Brendan 25 248 9.9 0 36Totals 25 248 9.9 0 36Opp. 10 17 1.7 0 7

InterceptionsName No. Yds Avg. TD Lg McGlaughlin, Alec 3 32 10.7 0 32Gilmore, Dan 2 0 0.0 0 0Flies, Brady 1 52 52.0 0 52Reading, Carter 1 10 10.0 0 10West, Brendan 1 8 8.0 0 8Sloan, Temple 1 3 3.0 0 3Blanchard, Zac 1 0 0.0 0 0Willis, Rex 1 0 0.0 0 0Totals 11 105 9.5 0 52Opp. 8 15 1.9 0 11

Fumble ReturnsName FR Yds Avg. TD Lg Mershon, Chris 1 2 2.0 1 2Totals 1 2 2.0 1 2Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0

Field GoalsName FGM-A Pct Lg BlkMontecinos, Adrian 3-8 .375 40 0Totals 3-8 .375 40 0Opp. 2-4 .500 38 0 PuntingName No. Yds Avg. Lg TB FC I-20 BlkMontecinos, Adrian 29 1066 36.8 49 0 7 9 0Totals 29 1066 36.8 49 0 7 9 0Opp. 46 1540 33.5 57 3 5 4 0

KickoffsName No. Yds. Avg. TB OB Retn Net YLnDeters, Brett 32 1736 54.2 2 0 Montecinos, Adrian 1 62 62.0 0 0 Totals 33 1798 54.5 2 0 16.9 36.1 28Opp. 16 789 49.3 0 0 19.7 29.6 35

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2013 Final CSFL Standings - CSFL - - Overall -Team W L Pct. W L Pct.Army* 7 0 1.000 7 0 1.000Navy 6 1 .857 6 1 .857Franklin Pierce 5 2 .714 5 2 .714Post 4 3 .571 4 3 .571Penn 3 4 .429 3 4 .429Cornell 2 5 .400 2 5 .400Mansfield 1 6 .143 1 6 .143Princeton 0 7 .000 0 7 .000* CSFL Champions

2013 Navy All-CSFL Honorees(Returning players in italics)First Team (4)OL - Ryan Keyes, DL - Chris Mershon, LB - Matt Piotrowicz, DB - Brendan WestSecond Team (10)LB - Robert Atkinson, WR - Michael Buck, RB - Corey Garcia, OL - Michael Granthom, DB - Alec McGlaughlin, TE - Daniel Meaney, DL - Jon Moyle, DL - Ben Pope, LB - Temple Sloan, RB - Eric WellmonHonorable Mention (15)LB - Collin Ascherl, DL - Zac Blanchard, DL - Jarrett Brant, OL - Zach Coleman, WR - Tracy Daniels, P/K - Brett Deters, DB - Brady Flies, DB - Dan Gilmore, QB - Joe Hampton, WR - Matthew Hite, DB - Alec Jarm, OL - Brian Mihaljevich, K/P - Adrian Montecinos, TE - Dan Shackleton, DB - Rex Willis

2013 Navy Team AwardsTeam MVP Brendan West, DBOffensive MVP Eric Wellmon, RBDefensive MVP Matt Piotrowicz, LBJack Cloud Award (hardest working & motivated) Brendan West, DBSpecial Forces (special teams) Tracy Daniels, WRSexton Leadership Brendan West, DBLt. Cmdr. Albert A. Schaufelberger, III (N-Star Game MVP) Matt Piotrowicz, LBUnsung Hero Daniel Meaney, TEW.J. Gooding (most improved) Jon Moyle, DLCol. “Sparky” Renforth (lineman of the year) Ryan Keyes, OL & Chris Mershon, DLJohn S. Degnan (most outstanding freshman) Rex Willis, DB

Team Scoring (By Quarters)TEAM 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTALNavy 33 41 58 45 177Opp. 7 27 7 33 74

NAVY OPPONENTSScoring 177 74 Points Per Game 29.5 12.3First Downs 93 90 Rushing 65 31 Passing 21 42 Penalty 7 17Rushing Yardage 1311 322 Yards Gained 1503 615 Yards Lost 192 293 Attempts 308 227 Average Per Rush 4.3 1.4 Average Per Game 218.5 53.7 Touchdowns Rushing 15 2Passing Yardage 662 979 Att.-Comp.-Int. 43-108-8 81-181-11 Average Per Pass 6.1 5.4 Average Per Catch 15.4 12.1 Average Per Game 110.3 163.2 Touchdowns Passing 8 8Total Offense 1973 1301 Total Plays 416 408 Average Per Play 4.7 3.2 Average Per Game 328.8 216.8Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 14-315 31-557Punt Returns: No.-Yards 25-248 10-17Interception Returns: No.-Yards 11-105 8-15Kick Return Average 22.5 18.0Punt Return Average 9.9 1.7Int. Return Average 9.5 1.9Fumbles-Lost 4-0 10-5Penalties-Yards 43-486 33-295 Average Per Game 81.0 49.2Punts-Yards 29-1066 46-1540 Average Per Punt 36.8 33.5 Net Punt Average 36.2 26.8Time of Possession/Game 29:50 30:093rd-Down Conversions 27-92 25-100 3rd-Down Percentage 29% 25%4th-Down Conversions 11-24 4-11 4th-Down Percentage 46% 36%Sacks By-Yards 20-135 17-85Touchdowns Scored 24 10Field Goals-Attempts 3-8 2-4 Field Goal Percentage 38% 50%Red Zone Scores 21-30 9-12 Scoring Percentage 70% 75%Red Zone Touchdowns 19-30 8-12 Touchdown Percentage 63% 67%Point After Touchdown-Attempts 22-23 8-10 PAT Percentage 96% 80%Two Point Conversions-Attempts 0-1 0-0 Rushing 0-1 0-0 Passing 0-0 0-0Attendance 1697 1735 Home Games/Avg. Per Game 4/424 2/868

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ALL-TIME RECORDSINDIVIDUAL OFFENSE

Rushing Attempts Game 39 David Williams at Army 11/4/11Season 165 Matt Sobecki 1997Career 290 Richard Engel 2004-07 Rushing Yards Game 291 David Williams at Army 11/4/11Season 1152 David Williams 2011Career 1811 Chris Butler 1979-82 Rushing Touchdowns Game 5 Alex Horton vs. Mansfield 10/19/12Season 13 Matt Sobecki 1997Career 24 Richard Engel 2004-07

Pass Attempts Game 54 Tyler Terronez vs. Army 11/5/10Season 211 Drew McGinly 1999Career 410 Drew McGinly 1996-99 Pass Completions Game 27 Tyler Terronez vs. Army 11/5/10Season 116 Drew McGinly 1999Career 215 Drew McGinly 1996-99 Passing Yards Game 331 Tyler Terronez at Cornell 10/29/10Season 1328 Drew McGinly 1999Career 3017 Chris Ashinhurst 2001-03

Passing Touchdowns Game 5 James Olsen at Penn 10/28/05Season 15 James Olsen 2005Career 34 David Behnke 1993-96 Receptions Game 14 Ryan McDonel at Army 11/12/99Season 39 Ben Wilson 1998Career 102 Ben Wilson 1998-00 Receiving Yards Game 146 Ryan McDonel at Army 11/12/99Season 699 Mike Phillips 1972Career 1368 Ben Wilson 1998-00

Touchdown Receptions Game 4 Adam Matthews vs. Penn 11/1/02Season 10 Theo Williams 2005Career 17 Ben Wilson 1998-00 Field Goals Made Game 3 eight times, last: Adrian Montecinos at Cornell 10/12/12Season 10 Douglas Wilson 1985Career 22 Adrian Montecinos 2010-13

Extra Points Made Game 11 David Reifenberg vs. Princeton 10/19/07Season 37 David Reifenberg 2007Career 111 Adrian Montecinos 2010-13 PuntsGame 13 Stephen Phillips vs. Cornell 10/2/09Season 46 Stephen Phillips 2009Career 101 Stephen Phillips 2006-09

Punt Return Yards Game 140 Jordan Foley at Princeton 10/17/08Season 270 Keith Takabayashi 1987Career 613 Jordan Foley 2008-11 Punt Return Touchdowns Game 2 Dave Owens vs. Princeton 11/6/92Season 2 three times, last: Daniel Sweatman 2002Career 2 three times, last: Daniel Sweatman 2001-02 Kickoff Return Yards Game 122 two times, last: Brendan West at Princeton 9/22/12Season 404 Brendan West 2012Career 673 Brendan West 2010-13

Kickoff Return Touchdowns Game 1 several, last: B. West & S. Meidus vs. Princeton 9/22/12Season 1 several, last: Brendan West & Stephen Meidus 2012Career 3 T. Garabedian-Prophet 2002-05

INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE

Tackles Game 23 Ryan Engle vs. Army 10/2/05Season 75 Tyler Hawkins 2009 75 John Woods 1998Career 198 Tyler Hawkins 2006-09

Tackles For Loss Game 7.0 Thomas Irwin at Penn 10/28/05Season 15.5 Chris Mershon 2013Career 35.5 Dave Novotney 2003-06

Tackles For Loss YardsGame 77 Thomas Irwin at Penn 10/28/05Season 97 Thomas Irwin 2005Career 159 Dave Novotney 2003-06

Sacks Game 4 Steve Healy at Princeton 10/27/00Season 8.5 Chris Mershon 2013Career 19 Chris Mershon 2011-SA

Interceptions Game 3 James Campbell vs. Army 10/31/08 3 J. Pontrello vs. Frostburg St. JV 10/3/99Season 7 James Campbell 2008Career 13 James Campbell 2005-08

Interception Return Yards Game 98 Harry Hadd vs. Columbia 10/24/64Season 139 James Campbell 2008Career 242 Brian Solo 1984-85

Interception Return Touchdowns Game 1 several, last: Carter Reading at Princeton 9/22/12Season 2 Brian Solo 1984Career 3 Brian Solo 1984-85

TEAM OFFENSE

Rushing Attempts Game 68 vs. Army 9/22/07Season 326 2011 Rushing Yards Game 580 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 1791 1997 Rushing Touchdowns Game 11 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 26 2007 Pass Attempts Game 55 vs. Army 11/5/10Season 222 1999

Pass Completions Game 27 vs. Army 11/5/10Season 122 1999 Passing Yards Game 361 at Penn 10/28/05Season 1408 1999 Passing Touchdowns Game 6 at Penn 10/28/05Season 19 2002

Total Offense YardsGame 704 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 2867 2005

Points ScoredGame 98 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 302 1994

TouchdownsGame 14 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 43 1994

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Extra Points Made Game 14 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 37 2007

Two-Point ConversionsGame 4 three times, last: vs. Columbia 11/1/60Season 8 two times, last: 1959

Field Goals Made Game 4 vs. Cornell 10/11/85Season 11 1985 Punt Return Yards Game 120 at Penn 9/23/11Season 363 2002

Punt Return Touchdowns Game 2 two times, last: vs. Princeton 11/6/92Season 2 four times, last: 2011 Kickoff Return Yards Game 204 at Princeton 9/22/12Season 441 2003 Kickoff Return Touchdowns Game 2 at Princeton 9/22/12Season 2 2012

PuntsGame 13 vs. Cornell 10/2/09Season 49 2009 First DownsGame 30 vs. Princeton 10/21/05Season 136 2003

PenaltiesGame 16 vs. Penn 10/14/94Season 71 1984

Penalty YardsGame 156 vs. Cornell 10/10/97Season 588 2010

TurnoversGame 7 three times, last: vs. Catholic JV 9/7/08Season 26 2003

TEAM DEFENSE

Fewest Rushing Yards AllowedGame -36 vs. Catholic JV 9/7/08Season 107 2008

Fewest Passing Yards AllowedGame 0 at VMI 9/17/05Season 366 1998

Sacks Game 10 vs. Army 11/5/04Season 31 2008 Interceptions Game 6 two times, last: last vs. Frostburg State 9/13/10Season 20 2008 Interception Return Yards Game 94 at Cornell 10/11/02Season 329 2008 Interception Return Touchdowns Game 1 several, last: at Princeton 9/22/12Season 3 two times, last: 2004

Fewest Total Offense Yards AllowedGame 1 vs. Mansfield 10/15/10Season 935 1997

Fewest Points AllowedGame 0 125 times, last vs. Mansfield 9/27/13Season 7 1952 (5 games) 7 1951 (4 games)

Fewest First Downs AllowedGame 1 two times, last: at Princeton 10/15/99Season 54 2007

Opponent PenaltiesGame 14 vs. Wesley JV 9/22/96Season 61 1984

Opponent Penalty YardsGame 108 vs. Wesley JV 9/22/96Season 490 1984

Most Punts ForcedGame 12 five times, last: vs. Princeton 10/16/09Season 60 2002

Tackles For Loss Game 23 vs. Delaware Valley JV 9/23/01Season 89 2005

Tackles For Loss YardageGame 143 at Penn 10/28/05Season 414 2005

Turnovers ForcedGame 7 two times, last: vs. Mansfield 10/10/09Season 29 2002

Name Class Pos. HonorsBehnke, David 1997 QB Three-time first-team all-leagueBrown, Dane 2005 DL Three-time first-team all-leagueButler, Christopher 1983 RB Three-time first-team all-leagueClark, Kevin 1998 TE Three-time all-leagueCollins, John 2004 LB Three-time first-team all-leagueGreen, D.J. 2009 QB Two-time all-league, league MVPHawkins, Tyler 2010 LB Three-time first-team all-league, league MVPHulit, Richard 1989 DB Three-time all-leagueKirby, Matthew 1994 QB Three-time first-team all-leagueNabozna, Justin 2009 DL Three-time first-team all-leagueNolan, Mike 2011 DB Three-time first-team all-leagueNovotney, David 2007 DL Four-time all-leagueO’Brien, Joseph 1962 WR All-leagueO’Connor, Sean 1983 DL Three-time first-team all-leaguePeyton, Edricke 1994 TE Three-time first-team all-league

Name Class Pos. HonorsRedmon, Patrick 1985 DL Three-time all-leagueRiegert, Paul 1989 DL Three-time all-leagueRodriguez, Richard 1988 DB Three-time first-team all-leagueSobecki, Matt 1998 RB Three-time all-league, league Co-MVPSomerville, Matthew 1999 DB Three-time all-leagueVoss, Brian 1997 RB Three-time first-team all-leagueWilson, Ben 2001 WR Three-time first-team all-league

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year Record Pct. PF PA vs. Army League Champ1946 5-0 1.000 102 12 n/a Navy1947 6-0 1.000 148 32 n/a Navy1948 6-0 1.000 165 25 n/a Navy1949 3-1-1 .700 97 72 n/a Villanova1950 5-0 1.000 234 20 n/a Navy1951 4-0 1.000 80 7 n/a Navy1952 5-0 1.000 171 7 n/a Navy1953 5-0 1.000 170 29 n/a Navy1954 3-2 .600 140 40 n/a Princeton1955 4-0-1 .900 112 33 n/a Navy1956 5-0 1.000 206 8 n/a Navy1957 3-2 .600 81 46 L, 7-0 Army1958 5-1 .833 151 55 L, 33-0 Army1959 6-0 1.000 246 40 W, 26-0 Navy1960 4-2 .667 128 48 W, 12-7 Army1961 5-0-1 .917 159 13 W, 15-7 Navy1962 2-4 .333 97 61 L, 15-12 Army1963 6-0 1.000 178 20 W, 13-0 Navy1964 5-1 .833 130 13 L, 6-0 Army1965 6-0 1.000 149 21 W, 21-15 Navy1966 5-1 .833 175 29 L, 13-9 Army1967 6-0 1.000 104 20 W, 3-0 Navy1968 3-1-2 .667 89 33 L, 17-14 Army1969 6-0 1.000 179 33 W, 28-14 Navy1970 5-1 .833 202 65 L, 14-7 Army1971 5-1 .833 125 75 L, 20-0 Army/Navy1972 5-1 .833 111 121 L, 41-0 Army1973 5-1 .833 146 78 L, 27-24 Army1974 5-1 .833 159 67 L, 28-12 Army1975 4-2 .667 184 84 L, 31-26 Cornell/Princeton1976 4-2 .667 160 71 L, 25-21 Army1977 5-0 1.000 157 26 W, 23-13 Navy1978 4-1 .800 121 42 W, 8-7 Cornell1979 5-1 .833 174 67 L, 16-14 Army/Navy1980 4-2 .667 142 59 L, 16-12 Army1981 5-1 .833 127 43 W, 17-7 Army/Navy1982 5-1 .833 145 39 W, 27-7 Cornell1983 4-2-1 .643 150 109 L, 31-22 Army L, 38-131984 6-2 .750 147 92 W, 17-0 Army/Cornell/Navy L, 52-01985 6-1 .857 187 42 W, 33-14 Navy1986 6-1 .857 196 46 W, 23-21 Army/Cornell/Navy1987 6-1 .857 220 60 L, 16-14 Army/Navy1988 4-1-2 .714 95 61 W, 16-6 Army1989 2-4 .333 76 81 L, 32-10 Army/Princeton1990 2-3 .400 60 87 L, 35-7 Army1991 4-0-1 .900 123 42 T, 20-20 Army/Princeton1992 7-0 1.000 244 87 W, 31-14 Navy W, 48-301993 5-2 .714 148 110 L, 28-3 Army/Princeton W, 18-141994 6-1 .857 302 76 L, 41-34 Army1995 6-0 1.000 211 51 W, 17-3 Navy1996 5-1 .833 173 89 L, 34-7 Army/Navy/Penn1997 7-0 1.000 207 118 W, 21-16 Navy W, 24-211998 2-5 .286 121 145 L, 43-8 Army/Penn W, 24-21

Year Record Pct. PF PA vs. Army League Champ1999 5-2 .714 198 121 W, 12-10 Army L, 38-152000 3-3 .500 129 112 L, 21-7 Penn L, 31-242001 6-1 .857 150 78 L, 24-7 Navy W, 17-10 (OT)2002 7-0 1.000 297 41 W, 22-9 Navy W, 35-102003 6-1 .857 235 87 W, 14-0 Army L, 30-252004 6-0 1.000 272 74 W, 31-15 Navy W, 27-102005 7-0 1.000 295 34 W, 33-3 Navy W, 19-16 (2OT)2006 5-1 .833 165 57 W, 31-21 Cornell W, 17-62007 6-0 1.000 292 59 W, 30-17 Navy W, 41-132008 7-0 1.000 202 59 W, 14-7 Navy W, 24-02009 7-0 1.000 219 50 W, 7-6 Navy2010 5-2 .714 255 74 L, 32-30 Army/Penn2011 7-0 1.000 232 66 W, 38-20 Navy W, 28-62012 6-1 .857 258 95 L, 21-18 Army2013 6-1 .857 177 74 L, 17-7 ArmyTotals 341-66-9 .831 11,513 3,961 40-33-1 (.547) 35 (28 solo)

COACHING HISTORYSeasons Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 1946 Cmdr. W.T. Ingram, USN 1 5 0 0 1.0001947-48 Cmdr. A. Coward, USN 2 12 0 0 1.0001949-50 Lt. Cmdr. D.G. Busey, USN 2 8 1 1 .8641951 Lt. Cmdr. H.E. Clark, USN 1 4 0 0 1.0001952 Lt. W.S. DeLany, USN 1 5 0 0 1.0001953 W.M.S. Greene, USN 1 5 0 0 1.0001954 Lt. A.A. Burki, USN 1 3 2 0 .6001955-56 Cmdr. S.H. Werner, USN 2 7 2 1 .7501957 Capt. E.I. Golding, USMC 1 5 0 0 1.0001958-60, Jack M. Cloud 16 81 13 2 .85463-72, 80-82 1961 Lt. R.B. Rogers, USN 1 5 0 1 .9171962 Lt. D.J. McKissock, USN 1 2 4 0 .3331973-74 Lt. Jack Connolly, USN 2 10 2 0 .8331975-76 Lt. Mike McNallen, USN 2 8 4 0 .6671977-79 Lt. Glen Nardi, USN 3 14 2 0 .8751983-84 Maj. Harry Deitz, USMC 2 10 4 1 .7001985, 88 Cmdr. Phil Bassi, USN 2 10 2 2 .7861986-87 Lt. Col. Lonnie Messick, USMC 2 12 2 0 .8571989-90 Maj. Chuck Mulligan, USMC 2 4 7 0 .3641991-92 Capt. Gene Boley, USMC 2 11 0 1 .9581993-94 Capt. Bill Beckett, USMC 2 11 3 0 .7861995-97 Maj. Rick Pagel, USMC 3 18 1 0 .9471998-99 Maj. Stu Helgeson, USMC 2 7 7 0 .5002000-01 Maj. Austin Renforth, USMC 2 9 4 0 .6922002-05 Maj. Jerome Rizzo, USMC 4 26 1 0 .9632006 Maj. Joseph R. Clearfield, USMC 1 5 1 0 .8332007-09 Maj. Jake Jenkins, USMC 3 20 0 0 1.0002010-11 Maj. Mitch Maury, USMC 2 12 2 0 .8572012-SA Maj. Kavan Lake, USMC 2 12 2 0 .857

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19465-0

10/19 Navy 19 - Princeton 0 H10/26 Navy 3 - Rutgers 0 A11/1 Navy 15 - Cornell 0 H11/9 Navy 20 - Villanova 6 A11/16 Navy 45 - Penn 6 A

19476-0

10/18 Navy 13 - Rutgers 0 H10/25 Navy 25 - Princeton 13 A11/1 Navy 26 - Villanova 6 H11/8 Navy 27 - Illinois 6 A11/15 Navy 31 - Cornell 0 A11/22 Navy 26 - Penn 7 H

19486-0

10/16 Navy 26 - Penn 12 A10/22 Navy 28 - Cornell 0 H10/30 Navy 40 - Villanova 0 A11/5 Navy 33 - Princeton 0 H11/13 Navy 25 - Rutgers 7 A11/20 Navy 13 - Illinois 6 H

19493-1-1

10/21 Navy 13 - Penn 13 H10/29 Rutgers 20 - Navy 12 H11/5 Navy 28 - Villanova 13 H11/12 Navy 25 - Cornell 12 A11/19 Navy 19 - Princeton 14 A

19505-0

10/20 Navy 49 - Villanova 12 A10/28 Navy 68 - Penn 0 A11/4 Navy 28 - Princeton 6 H11/11 Navy 38 - Rutgers 0 A11/18 Navy 50 - Cornell 2 H

19514-0

10/27 Navy 32 - Princeton 0 A11/2 Navy 20 - Penn 0 H11/9 Navy 14 - Rutgers 0 H11/17 NAvy 14 - Cornell 7 A

19525-0

10/17 Navy 19 - Cornell 7 H10/25 Navy 32 - Penn 0 A11/1 Navy 32 - Princeton 0 H11/8 Navy 32 - Rutgers 0 A11/14 Navy 56 - Villanova 0 H

19535-0

10/16 Navy 26 - Cornell 2 A10/23 Navy 32 - Rutgers 7 H

10/31 Navy 58 - Villanova 6 A11/6 Navy 34 - Penn 0 H11/14 Navy 20 - Princeton 14 A

19543-2

10/15 Rutgers 6 - Navy 0 A10/23 Navy 33 - Penn 0 A10/29 Navy 52 - Villanova 0 H11/6 Navy 34 - Cornell 0 H11/12 Princeton 34 - Navy 21 H

19554-0-1

10/15 Navy 14 - Rutgers 7 H10/22 Navy 12 - Cornell 0 A10/29 Navy 53 - Columbia 0 A11/5 Navy 13 - Penn 6 H11/12 Navy 20 - Princeton 20 A

19565-0

10/19 Navy 28 - Cornell 0 H10/26 Navy 59 - Columbia 0 H11/2 Navy 74 - Penn 0 A11/10 Navy 32 - Princeton 0 H11/16 Navy 13 - Rutgers 8 A

19573-2

10/12 Navy 19 - Cornell 0 A10/26 Army 7 - Navy 0 H11/9 Rutgers 18 - Navy 0 H11/16 Navy 27 - Princeton 21 A11/23 Navy 35 - Penn 0 H

19585-1

10/11 Navy 41 - Penn 0 A10/18 Navy 16 - Cornell 8 H10/24 Army 33 - Navy 0 A11/1 Navy 38 - Columbia 8 H11/15 Navy 44 - Rutgers 6 A11/22 Navy 12 - Princeton 0 H

19596-0

10/10 Navy 45 - Princeton 8 A10/17 Navy 49 - Penn 0 H10/24 Navy 24 - Cornell 0 A10/30 Navy 26 - Army 0 H11/6 Navy 60 - Columbia 8 A11/21 Navy 44 - Rutgers 24 H

19604-2

10/8 Navy 21 - Rutgers 6 A10/14 Navy 20 - Princeton 7 H10/20 Penn 20 - Navy 18 A10/28 Cornell 8 - Navy 7 H11/4 Navy 12 - Army 7 A

11/11 Navy 50 - Columbia 0 H

19615-0-1

10/14 Navy 21 - Rutgers 6 H10/21 Navy 20 - Princeton 0 A10/27 Navy 38 - Penn 0 H11/4 Navy 0 - Cornell 0 A11/10 Navy 15 - Army 7 H11/17 Navy 65 - Columbia 0 A

19622-4

10/6 Navy 46 - Columbia 0 H10/20 Rutgers 12 - Navy 6 A10/27 Princeton 13 - Navy 7 H11/3 Navy 20 - Penn 0 A11/10 Cornell 21 - Navy 6 H11/16 Army 15 - Navy 12 A

19636-0

10/12 Navy 13 - Army 0 H10/19 Navy 54 - Columbia 0 A11/2 Navy 7 - Rutgers 0 H11/9 Navy 9 - Princeton 0 A11/16 Navy 55 - Penn 14 H12/6 Navy 40 - Cornell 6 A

19645-1

10/10 Navy 14 - Cornell 0 H10/17 Army 6 - Navy 0 H10/24 Navy 41 - Columbia 0 H11/6 Navy 13 - Rutgers 7 A11/13 Navy 28 - Princeton 0 H11/21 Navy 34 - Penn 0 A

19656-0

10/8 Navy 7 - Penn 6 H10/16 Navy 20 - Cornell 0 A10/23 Navy 21 - Army 15 H10/30 Navy 43 - Columbia 0 A11/13 Navy 15 - Rutgers 0 H11/21 Navy 43 - Princeton 0 A

19665-1

10/8 Navy 28 - Princeton 0 H10/15 Navy 34 - Penn 0 A10/21 Navy 22 - Cornell 16 H10/29 Army 13 - Navy 9 A11/4 Navy 48 - Columbia 0 H11/18 Navy 34 - Rutgers 0 A

19676-0

10/4 Navy 16 - Rutgers 6 H10/14 Navy 29 - Princeton 8 A10/21 Navy 21 - Penn 0 H

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19683-1-2

10/12 Navy 26 - Rutgers 3 A10/19 Navy 0 - Princeton 0 H10/25 Navy 21 - Penn 6 A11/1 Navy 7 - Cornell 7 H11/8 Army 17 - Navy 14 A11/16 Navy 21 - Columbia 0 H

19696-0

10/3 Navy 55 - Columbia 0 A10/18 Navy 15 - Rutgers 6 A10/25 Navy 28 - Princeton 6 A11/1 Navy 34 - Penn 7 H11/8 Navy 19 - Cornell 0 A11/14 Navy 28 - Army 14 H

19705-1

10/3 Navy 33 - Rutgers 6 H10/9 Navy 37 - Penn 20 A10/16 Army 19 - Navy 7 H10/23 Navy 49 - Columbia 6 A10/31 Navy 36 - Princeton 6 H11/14 Navy 40 - Cornell 13 A

19715-1

10/1 Navy 20 - Cornell 6 H10/9 Navy 20 - Rutgers 12 A10/16 Navy 20 - Penn 0 H10/22 Army 20 - Navy 0 A10/30 Navy 32 - Columbia 14 H11/6 Navy 33 - Princeton 21 A

19725-1

10/13 Navy 19 - Cornell 10 A10/21 Navy 28 - Rutgers 20 H10/27 Navy 21 - Penn 15 A11/3 Army 41 - Navy 0 H11/11 Navy 17 - Columbia 13 A11/18 Navy 26 - Princeton 22 H

19735-1

10/5 Navy 26 - Princeton 7 A10/20 Navy 12 - Cornell 10 H10/26 Navy 28 - Rutgers 0 A11/3 Navy 20 - Penn 14 H11/9 Army 27 - Navy 24 A11/17 Navy 36 - Columbia 20 H

19745-1

10/4 Navy 54 - Columbia 0 A10/12 Navy 40 - Princeton 0 H10/25 Navy 13 - Cornell 3 A

11/1 Navy 26 - Rutgers 20 H11/8 Navy 14 - Penn 3 A11/16 Army 28 - Navy 12 H

19754-2

10/4 Army 31 - Navy 26 A10/10 Navy 40 - Columbia 6 H10/17 Princeton 27 - Navy 6 A11/1 Navy 35 - Cornell 13 H11/8 Navy 20 - Rutgers 0 A11/14 Navy 57 - Penn 7 H

19764-2

10/1 Navy 21 - Penn 0 A10/9 Army 25 - Navy 21 H10/15 Navy 44 - Columbia 0 A10/22 Princeton 34 - Navy 22 H11/5 Navy 17 - Cornell 12 A11/12 Navy 35 - Rutgers 0 H

19775-0

9/30 Navy 31 - Cornell 0 H10/8 Navy 35 - Penn 6 H10/14 Navy 23 - Army 13 A10/21 Navy 31 - Princeton 7 H10/28 Navy 37 - Rutgers 0 A

19784-1

9/30 Navy 36 - Rutgers 0 H10/6 Cornell 20 - Navy 14 A10/13 Navy 17 - Penn 3 A10/20 Navy 8 - Army 7 HXX/X Navy 45 - Princeton 12 A

19795-1

10/5 Navy 47 - Princeton 12 H10/12 Navy 24 - Rutgers 6 A10/19 Navy 31 - Cornell 14 H10/27 Navy 45 - Penn 7 H11/3 Army 16 - Navy 14 A11/9 Navy 13 - Penn 12 A

19804-2

9/26 Navy 35 - Penn 7 H 10/3 Army 16 - Navy 12 H10/11 Navy 38 - Princeton 19 A10/17 Navy 41 - Rutgers 0 H10/24 Cornell 17 - Navy 6 A10/31 Navy 10 - Penn 0 A

19815-1

9/25 Navy 20 - Princeton 0 A10/3 Navy 7 - Penn 0 H10/9 Navy 17 - Army 7 A10/17 Navy 30 - Princeton 10 H10/24 Navy 40 - Rutgers 12 A

10/31 Cornell 14 - Navy 13 H

19825-1

9/24 Navy 35 - Princeton 7 H10/1 Cornell 12 - Navy 10 A10/8 Navy 21 - Penn 0 A10/15 Navy 27 - Army 7 H10/22 Navy 21 - Princeton 6 A10/30 Navy 31 - Rutgers 7 H

19834-2-1

9/23 Navy 28 - Princeton 10 H9/30 Navy 21 - Rutgers 3 A10/7 Navy 17 - Cornell 7 H10/15 Navy 35 - Penn 6 H10/21 Army 31 - Navy 22 A10/28 Navy 14 - Princeton 14 H11/4 Army 38 - Navy 13 N -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19846-2

9/21 Navy 7 - Princeton 6 H9/29 Navy 43 - Penn 7 A10/5 Cornell 20 - Navy 3 A10/12 Navy 15 - Rutgers 0 H10/20 Navy 17 - Princeton 7 A10/26 Navy 17 - Army 0 H11/2 Navy 45 - Penn 0 H11/10 Army 52 - Navy 0 N -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19856-1

9/21 Navy 55 - Penn 0 A9/28 Princeton 15 - Navy 2 A10/5 Navy 44 - Penn 6 H10/11 Navy 26 - Cornell 0 H10/18 Navy 3 - Rutgers 0 A10/25 Navy 24 - Princeton 7 H11/1 Navy 33 - Army 14 A

19866-1

9/20 Navy 42 - Princeton 6 H9/26 Navy 17 - Penn 0 A10/3 Navy 27 - Princeton 0 A10/11 Navy 28 - Rutgers 7 H10/18 Cornell 12 - Navy 3 A10/25 Navy 56 - Penn 0 A10/31 Navy 23 - Army 21 H

19876-1

9/25 Navy 45 - Princeton 7 A10/3 Navy 17 - Penn 7 H10/9 Navy 39 - Princeton 12 H10/17 Navy 21 - Rutgers 6 A10/23 Navy 39 - Cornell 6 H10/31 Navy 45 - Penn 6 H11/6 Army 16 - Navy 14 H

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9/24 Navy 17 - Princeton 0 H9/30 Navy 14 - Penn 14 H10/8 Navy 7 - Princeton 7 A10/15 Navy 20 - Rutgers 6 H10/21 Cornell 18 - Navy 8 A10/28 Navy 13 - Penn 10 A11/5 Navy 16 - Army 6 H

19892-4

9/24 Navy 29 - Rutgers 3 A10/6 Penn 12 - Navy 7 A10/14 Navy 21 - Rutgers 12 H10/21 Princeton 12 - Navy 0 A10/27 Cornell 10 - Navy 9 H11/3 Army 32 - Navy 10 A

19902-3

9/28 Navy 18 - Princeton 7 A10/5 Navy 14 - Penn 7 H10/19 Princeton 7 - Navy 6 H10/27 Cornell 31 - Navy 15 A11/2 Army 35 - Navy 7 H

19914-0-1

10/5 Navy 33 - Princeton 0 H10/18 Navy 15 - Penn 14 A10/24 Navy 28 - Princeton 0 A11/2 Navy 27 - Cornell 8 H11/8 Navy 20 - Army 20 A

19927-0

9/27 Navy 44 - Salisbury 12 A10/2 Navy 31 - Penn 0 A10/17 Navy 20 - Penn 6 H10/24 Navy 31 - Army 14 N10/30 Navy 35 - Cornell 6 A11/6 Navy 35 - Princeton 19 H11/13 Navy 42 - Army 30 H -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19935-2

9/22 Navy 34 - Wesley College 21 H10/2 Navy 27 - Penn 6 H10/15 Navy 28 - Penn 6 A10/23 Army 28 - Navy 3 N10/30 Navy 24 - Cornell 2 H11/6 Princeton 33 - Navy 14 A11/12 Navy 18 - Army 14 A -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19946-1

9/25 Navy 48 - Wesley College 0 A9/30 Navy 29 - Princeton 6 H10/9 Navy 23 - Salisbury 15 A10/14 Navy 55 - Penn 14 H

10/22 Navy 58 - Princeton 0 N10/28 Navy 55 - Cornell 0 A11/4 Army 41 - Navy 34 H -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19956-0

9/24 Navy 58 - Wesley College 28 H10/1 Navy 45 - Randolph-Macon 14 A10/13 Navy 31 - Cornell 0 H10/27 Navy 40 - Princeton 6 H11/5 Navy 20 - Penn 0 A11/10 Navy 17 - Army 3 A

19965-1

9/22 Navy 35 - Wesley College 21 H10/6 Navy 17 - Widener 0 A10/11 Navy 39 - Cornell 0 A10/18 Navy 51 - Penn 14 H10/25 Navy 24 - Princeton 20 A11/8 Army 34 - Navy 7 H

19977-0

9/23 Navy 48 - Wesley College 0 A9/27 Navy 21 - Army 16 N10/5 Navy 30 - Widener 20 H10/10 Navy 28 - Cornell 24 H10/24 Navy 47 - Princeton 0 H10/31 Navy 9 - Penn 3 A11/7 Navy 24 - Army 21 A -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19982-5

9/27 Navy 20 - Frostburg State 0 A10/3 Army 43 - Navy 8 N10/11 Wesley College 26 - Navy 21 H10/16 Cornell 17 - Navy 14 A10/23 Penn 17 - Navy 14 H10/30 Princeton 21 - Navy 20 A11/15 Navy 24 - Army 21 H -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

19995-2

9/27 Navy 46 - Wesley College 21 H10/3 Navy 35 - Frostburg State 15 H10/9 Navy 12 - Army 10 N10/15 Navy 39 - Cornell 0 H10/29 Navy 37 - Princeton 0 H11/6 Penn 37 - Navy 14 A11/12 Army 38 - Navy 15 A -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

20003-3

9/24 Navy 24 - Frostburg State 20 A10/7 Army 21 - Navy 7 N10/13 Navy 28 - Cornell 12 A10/20 Penn 28 - Navy 27 (ot) H10/27 Navy 19 - Princeton 0 A

11/10 Army 31 - Navy 24 H -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.)

20016-1

9/23 Navy 38 - Delaware Valley 0 H9/30 Navy 37 - Frostburg State 22 H10/6 Army 24 - Navy 7 N10/14 Navy 42 - Cornell 10 N10/26 Navy 34 - Princeton 6 H11/3 Navy 9 - Penn 6 A11/9 Navy 17 - Army 10 (ot) A -Anthracite Bowl (Pottsville, Pa.) -Pride Bowl (Newark, N.J.)

20027-0

9/22 Navy 33 - Johns Hopkins 0 A9/29 Navy 55 - Frostburg State 7 A10/6 Navy 22 - Army 9 N10/11 Navy 45 - Cornell 7 A10/25 Navy 59 - Princeton 8 A11/1 Navy 48 - Penn 0 H11/8 Navy 35 - Army 10 H -Pride Bowl (Newark, N.J.)

20036-1

9/14 Navy 48 - Johns Hopkins 13 H9/20 Navy 10 - Penn 6 H10/5 Navy 14 - Army 0 N10/10 Navy 45 - Cornell 14 A10/24 Navy 62 - Princeton 24 H10/31 Navy 31 - Penn 0 A11/7 Army 30 - Navy 25 A -Pride Bowl (Newark, N.J.)

20046-0

9/24 Navy 77 - Princeton 16 H10/3 Navy 31 - Army 15 N10/9 Navy 31 - Cornell 6 H10/22 Navy 61 - Princeton 20 A10/29 Navy 45 - Penn 7 H11/5 Navy 27 - Army 10 H -Pride Bowl (Newark, N.J.)

20057-0

9/17 Navy 35 - VMI 0 A9/23 Navy 41 - Cornell 0 A10/2 Navy 33 - Army 3 N10/7 Navy 7 - Cornell 0 H10/21 Navy 98 - Princeton 0 H10/28 Navy 62 - Penn 15 A11/4 Navy 19 - Army 16 (2ot) A -Pride Bowl (Union, N.J.)

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9/10 Navy 28 - Johns Hopkins 12 A9/24 Navy 31 - Army 21 N10/6 Cornell 16 - Navy 10 (ot) A10/20 Navy 58 - Princeton 0 A10/27 Navy 21 - Penn 2 H11/3 Navy 17 - Army 6 H -Pride Bowl (Union, N.J.)

20076-0

9/9 Navy 47 - Frostburg State 8 A9/22 Navy 30 - Army 17 N10/7 Navy 35 - Cornell 14 N10/19 Navy 83 - Princeton 0 H10/26 Navy 56 - Penn 7 A11/2 Navy 41 - Army 13 A -Allegiance Bowl (Saratoga, N.Y.) -Pride Bowl (Union, N.J.)

20087-0

9/7 Navy 35 - Catholic 20 H9/14 Navy 20 - Randolph-Macon 0 A9/28 Navy 14 - Army 7 A10/4 Navy 31 - Cornell 25 N10/17 Navy 52 - Princeton 0 A10/24 Navy 26 - Penn 7 H10/31 Navy 24 - Army 0 H -Allegiance Bowl (Saratoga, N.Y.)

20097-0

9/13 Navy 21 - Salisbury 13 H9/20 Navy 45 - St. Vincent 7 A10/2 Navy 18 - Cornell 13 H10/10 Navy 49 - Mansfield 0 A10/16 Navy 42 - Princeton 0 H10/23 Navy 37 - Penn 11 A10/30 Navy 7 - Army 6 A

20105-2

9/13 Navy 24 - Frostburg State 0 A9/19 Navy 44 - Catholic 6 H10/2 Penn 24 - Navy 14 N10/15 Navy 45 - Mansfield 0 H10/22 Navy 67 - Princeton 0 H10/29 Navy 31 - Cornell 12 A11/5 Army 32 - Navy 30 H -Allegiance Bowl (Saratoga, N.Y.)

20117-0

9/17 Navy 38 - Army 20 N9/23 Navy 56 - Penn 0 A9/30 Navy 37 - Post 0 H10/8 Navy 30 - Mansfield 19 A10/21 Navy 1 - Princeton 0 (Forfeit) 10/28 Navy 42 - Cornell 21 H11/4 Navy 28 - Army 6 A -Allegiance Bowl (Saratoga, N.Y.)

20126-1

9/14 Navy 38 - Coppin State 27 H9/22 Navy 62 - Princeton 13 A9/28 Navy 37 - Post 14 H10/12 Navy 11 - Cornell 3 A10/19 Navy 48 - Mansfield 7 H10/26 Navy 44 - Penn 10 A11/2 Army 21 - Navy 18 H

20136-1

9/13 Navy 23 - Franklin Pierce 9 H9/20 Navy 1 - Princeton 0 (Forfeit) 9/27 Navy 41 - Mansfield 0 H10/12 Navy 42 - Post 27 A10/19 Navy 28 - Cornell 7 H10/26 Army 17 - Navy 7 A11/1 Navy 34 - Penn 14 H

ALL-TIME RECORDS VS. OPPONENTSSeasons Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. ArmyColumbiaCornellFranklin PierceMansfieldPennPostPrincetonRutgersVillanova

2014 SPRINT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Location Time

SEPT. 19 PRINCETON ANNAPOLIS, MD. 7 p.m.

Sept. 27 at Mansfield Mansfield, Pa. 1 p.m.

Oct. 4 at Penn Philadelphia, Pa. 7 p.m.

OCT. 10 POST ANNAPOLIS, MD. 7 p.m.

Oct. 18 at Cornell Ithaca, N.Y. 10 a.m.

Oct. 25 at Franklin Pierce Rindge, N.H. Noon

OCT. 31 ARMY ANNAPOLIS, MD. 7 p.m.

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