Showing posts with label Division III Football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Division III Football. Show all posts

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Morning Wrap: Wisconsin-Whitewater Wins D-III Title Again

((ht: espn.com))

Six Division 3 Football titles eight years for Wisconsin-Whitewater. Yes, six.

Friday night the Warhawks beat long time rival Mount Union 43-34 to win that 6th title and sent coach Lance Leipold to his new job at Buffalo with the teams 32nd straight win.

The win was their 6th in the last 7 games with Mount Union, all games played in the Amos Alonzo Stagg bowl. All in the last 7 years.

Impressive, isn't it....

Warhawks QB and game MVP Matt Behrendt threw for 365 yards and 4 TD's. WR Jake Kumerow caught 8 passes for 130 yards and a TD while RB Dennis Moore ran for 74 yards and caught 2 passes for 108 yards and a score.

Leipold finished his 8th season at Whitewater after accepting the Buffalo job a couple of weeks ago. He finished his coaching career with the Warhawks with a 109-6 record.

Yes, he's won as many titles as he lost games in 8 years.

Pretty impressive stuff.

Here are the highlights from ESPN.com:



Sunday, November 9, 2014

339 Receiving Yards! That's A Big Day For Denison's DuShawn Brown

Denison's DuShawn Brown
That's the afternoon Denison's DuShawn Brown had Saturday in the Big Red's 45-7 win over Allegheny.

Brown had 15 receptions for 339 yards and four touchdowns and goes down as the eighth best performance in NCAA Division III history.





Top 10 receiving performances in Division III history

RankPlayer, team vs. opponentDateYards
1.Lewis Howes, Principia vs. Martin LutherOct. 12, 2002418
2.Matt Eisenberg, Juniata vs. WidenerNov. 13, 1999397
3.Scott Pingel, Westminster (Mo.) vs. Bethel (Tenn.)Nov. 7, 1998395
4.Antwan Thorpe, Greensboro vs. LaGrangeNov. 10, 2012391
5.Nick Bublavi, Catholic vs. La SalleSept. 15, 2005386
6.Jeff Clay, Catholic vs. AlbrightNov. 16, 1996364
7.Matt Surette, WPI vs. SpringfieldOct. 25, 1997362
8.DuShawn Brown, Denison vs. AlleghenyNov. 8, 2014339
9.Adam Brossman, Lebanon Valley vs. AlbrightNov. 11, 2006337
T10.Ryan Pifer, Heidelberg vs. MariettaNov. 8, 1997332
T10. Sean Munroe, Mass-Boston vs. Mass. MaritimeOct. 10, 1992332

Source: d3football.com

Big Red quarterback Brandon Sklenar had a nice game too.  Sklenar completed 24 of 32 passes for 406 yards and a career high five touchdowns.

We know who accounted for four of those scoring strikes.