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Hanover College football action will be

carried live in southeastern Indiana and

north-central Kentucky on WIKI (95.3 FM).

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longtime voice of

the Panthers, calls

the action. WIKI’s

live coverage starts

with its pregame

show 15 minutes

prior to the kickoff.

The radio

broadcasts are also

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Last time on the field

Hanover dropped to 1-2 with a 56-42

loss to 25th-ranked Bridgewater College (VA)

at Cub Field in Madison, IN.

Waynesburg boosted its record to 1-1

with a 28-7 triumph against Manchester

College at Wiley Stadium in Waynesburg, PA.

Links between Panthers & Jackets

Hanover offensive coordinator Terry

Peebles served in the same capacity at

Waynesburg College for one season. During

the 2002 campaign, Peebles helped the

Yellow Jackets post a 5-4 record and guided

the squad’s offensive unit to seven school

passing records.

Former Hanover

defensive back Brad

Koehler is currently

in his second

season as an

assistant at

Waynesburg.

Koehler guided

the running backs

last season. He

coaches the Yellow

Jackets’ wide

receivers this

season.

Hanover Panthers vs. Waynesburg Yellow Jackets - Sept. 24, 2005

Perry ties Indiana victory record

Hanover College head football coach

Wayne Perry has tied Butler University legend

Tony Hinkle as the winningest coaches in the

history of Indiana collegiate football.

Perry, in his 24th season at Hanover, has

posted a 165-71-2 record with the Panthers.

Hinkle racked up a 165-99-13 record while

guiding the Bulldogs.

Perry is the winningest coach in Hanover

history. Since taking the reins of the program

in 1982, he has guided the Panthers to eight

league titles and nine national playoff berths.

Indiana’s Winningest Coaches

165 Wayne Perry (Hanover)*

165 Tony Hinkle (Butler)

160 Stewart Faught (Franklin)

138 Nick Mourouzis (DePauw)

114 Bill Bless (Indianapolis)

113 Pete Vaughan (Wabash)

112 Greg Carlson (Wabash)

105 Knute Rockne (Notre Dame)

* active head coach

2005 Hanover Results (1-2)

Sept. 3 Thomas More (KY) 12-7 Win

Sept. 10 @ Wash. & Jeff. (PA) 56-20 Loss

Sept. 17 Bridgewater (VA) 56-42 Loss

Sept. 24 @ Waynesburg (PA) 12:30 p.m.

Oct. 1 @ Mount St. Joe (OH)* 12:30 p.m.

Oct. 8 Manchester* 1:30 p.m.

Homecoming

Oct. 15 @ Defiance (OH)* 12:30 p.m.

Oct. 22 Bluffton (OH)* 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 29 @ Anderson* 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 12 Franklin* 1 p.m.

Senior Day

* denotes Heartland Conference games

Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference

HCAC All

Mount St. Joe (OH) 0-0 3-0

Anderson 0-0 2-1

Bluffton 0-0 1-2

Defiance 0-0 1-2

Franklin 0-0 1-2

Hanover 0-0 1-2

Manchester 0-0 1-2

2005 Waynesburg Results (1-1)

Sept. 3 @ Denison (OH) 21-17 Loss

Sept. 17 Manchester 28-7 Win

Sept. 24 Hanover 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 1 @ Thomas More (KY) 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 8 @ Bethany (WV) 2 p.m.

Oct. 15 Thiel (PA) 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 22 @ Grove City (PA) 1 p.m.

Oct. 29 Wash. & Jeff. (PA) 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 5 @ Frostburg State (MD) 1 p.m.

Nov. 12 Westminster (PA) 1:30 p.m.

Presidents’ Athletic Conference

PAC All

Thomas More (KY) 2-0 2-1

Wash. & Jeff. (PA) 0-0 3-0

Thiel (PA) 0-0 2-0

Westminster (PA) 0-0 2-1

Waynesburg (PA) 0-0 1-1

Bethany (WV) 0-1 1-2

Grove City (PA) 0-1 0-3

The Hanover-Waynesburg series

Today’s contest is the second meeting

between Hanover and Waynesburg. The

Panthers edged Waynesburg 34-31 last season

at Hanover’s L.S. Ayres Field.

2004: Hanover 34, Waynesburg 31

2005 Hanover College Football

Hanover head coach Wayne Perry

photo by David Campbell

WIKI’s Larry Duke

Contact: Carter Cloyd - Phone: (812) 866-7010 - Fax: (812) 866-7057 - E-Mail: [email protected]

www.hanover.edu/sports

Webster’s yardage nears mark

Senior quarterback Rick Webster has

thrown for 440 yards in each of Hanover’s

last two outings. The combined 880 yards

mark the third-highest back-to-back passing

performances in school history.

Former Hanover standout Bob Burkhart

threw for 1,031 yards in consecutive games

during the 1987 season. He torched Bluffton

(OH) for 558 yards in a 40-37 Hanover

victory. The following week, Burkhart passed

473 yards in a 42-41 loss to Taylor.

Hanover’s offensive coordinator,

Terry Peebles, threw for 934 yards in a

two-game span during the 1994 season.

Peebles tallied 442 yards in a 42-13 win

against Manchester, then came back with

a 492-yard performance in a 49-42

triumph against Franklin the next week.

Webster currently ranks fourth in the

nation in individual total offense. He is

averaging 367.7 yards per game. Hanover,

ranks fifth in the nation in passing

offense with 368.3 yards per contest.

Russell leads nation’s receivers

Hanover senior wingback Mike Russell

was named to the4 D3football.com team-of-

the-week after posting 15 receptions for 131

yards and a career-high four touchdowns in

the Panthers’ 56-42 loss to Bridgewater last

weekend in Madison, IN.

The effort marked Russell’s second

straight week with 15 catches. He had set

career highs with 15 pass receptions for 200

yards in the Hanover’s 56-20 setback at

Washington & Jefferson Sept. 10.

Russell currently leads the nation with

12.7 receptions per game. He ranks fifth in

reveiving yards per contest with 146.0 yards

per outing.

He has scored at least one touchdown in

his last five games for the Panthers.

Nelson posts best Hanover outing

Sophomore running back Chan Nelson

was thrust into the lineup after a nagging

injury kept Corey Fogle

off the field against

Bridgewater last week.

Nelson responded

with a career-best

performance. He had

eight receptions for 118

yards and 12 rushes for

39 yards against the

Eagles. He also returned

four kicks for 80 yards.

Among his highlights was a 47-yard pass

reception early in the third period.

Hanover Game Notes

2005 Hanover College Football

Quick reads

Through a combined 163 plays in the

game with Bridgewater, Hanover was not

whistled for a penalty. The Panthers have

committed just four penalties (for 29

yards) in three games this season.

Sophomore Matt Herron had his best

day as Hanover’s placekicker last week

against Bridgewater. Herron converted

all six of his extra-point attempts. He

was, however, wide-left on a 37-yard field

goal attempt in the third period.

Hanover has scored a touchdown on

eight of the squad’s last 12 possessions

through two games.

The Panthers have scored in double

digits in 52 straight contests. Hanover

had totaled 106 consecutive games in

double figures before dropping a 13-7

decision in overtime at Defiance College,

Oct. 7, 2000.

Hanover has scored in 223 straight games.

The Panthers were last shut out in a 28-0

loss to Findlay (OH), Oct. 22, 1983.

Hanover is 8-of-10 on fourth down

conversions this season. The Panthers were

5-of-6 in the 56-20 loss to Bridgewater.

Sophomore running back Corey Fogle

has three career 100-yard games. Fogle,

who sat out last week’s game with

Bridgewater, gained 120 yards on 22

carries in the season-opener against

Thomas More.

Hanover’s roster has its fewest players

since the 1973 campaign. There are 77

players on the squad this season. There

were 66 on the 1973 team, which posted

an 8-1 record and won the Hoosier-

Buckeye Collegiate Conference title with

a 6-1 mark.

Washington & Jefferson set school

single-game records for total offensive

yards (778) and rushing yards (431) in its

56-20 win against Hanover Sept. 10. The

778 total yards were the most ever

allowed by a Hanover team.

Hanover Pronunciation Guide

1 C.J. Karpiak CAR-pee-ack

3 Nick Petrone pet-TRONE-ee

3 D.J. Wehby WE-bee

4 Mike McElrath mic-EL-rath

5 Brooks Kieres CARE-us

6 Nick Orsini orr-SEE-nee

8 Tyler Thiems THEMES

11 Noel Somarriba no-EL so-muh-REE-buh

18 Keith Sofiak SO-fee-ack

29 Scott Stegeman STEGG-uh-mun

32 Tyler Gholston GOAL-stun

39 David Blount BLUNT

41 Steven Benge BINGE

47 Chad Paden PAY-din

68 Kyle Kollstedt COAL-sted

69 Eric Cronin CROW-nin

70 Christian Beuschel BOO-shell

Senior wingback Mike Russell

photo by David Campbell

www.hanover.edu/sports

Chan Nelson

2005 Hanover College Football

Hanover Panthers - The Last Time...

Hanover player rushed for 100 yards in a game:

Corey Fogle (22-120 yards) vs. Thomas More (2005)

Hanover player rushed for 150 yards in a game:

Adam Stevenson (18-156 yards) vs. Defiance (2004)

Corey Fogle (9-153 yards) vs. Defiance (2004)

Hanover player rushed for 200 yards in a game:

Adam Stevenson (31-219 yards) vs. Anderson (2004)

Hanover player rushed for 250 yards in a game:

Adam Stevenson (22-277 yards) vs. Manchester (2004)

Hanover player had 400 yards total offense in a game:

Rick Webster, 416 yards (440 passing, minus-24 rushing)

vs. Bridgewater (2005)

Hanover player had 500 yards total offense in a game:

Brett Dietz, 527 yards (520 passing, 7 rushing)

vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 2003

Hanover player had 200 all-purpose yards in a game:

Mike Russell, 201 yards (1 rush, 200 rec.)

vs. Washington & Jefferson (2005)

Hanover player had 300 all-purpose yards in a game:

Adam Stevenson, 309 yards (277 rush, 32 rec.)

vs. Manchester (2004)

Hanover player had three touchdowns in a game:

Adam Stevenson (3 rush.) vs. Manchester (2004)

Hanover player had four touchdowns in a game:

Mike Russell (4 rec.) vs. Bridgewater (2005)

Hanover player had five touchdowns in a game:

Tarrik Wilson (5 rec.) vs. Manchester (1998)

Hanover player had six touchdowns in a game:

Gene Hough (8 TDs, 6 PATs) vs. St. Mary’s (1925)

Hanover player had rushing, receiving & passing touchdowns in a game:

Clint Bobb vs. Anderson (2002)

Hanover player kicked two field goals in a game:

Nathan Littlefield (39, 18 yards) vs. Franklin (2003)

Hanover player kicked three field goals in a game:

Nathan Littlefield (20, 27, 35 yards) vs. Franklin (2004)

Hanover player kicked 40-yard field goal in a game:

Nathan Littlefield (40 yards) vs. Mount St. Joseph (2004)

Hanover player kicked 50-yard field goal in a game:

Drew Starck (52 yards) vs. Franklin (2002)

Hanover player had 15 tackles in a game:

Michael Creeden (17- 10 solo, 7 assists) vs. Anderson (2004)

Hanover player had 20 tackles in a game:

Michael Creeden (20 - 5 solo, 15 assists) vs. Defiance (2003)

Hanover player had three sacks in a game:

Eric Cook vs. Thomas More (2005)

Hanover player had four sacks in a game:

Jason Welty vs. Washington & Jefferson (1998)

Hanover player had five sacks in a game:

Jeff Smith vs. Rose-Hulman (1997)

Hanover player had two interceptions in a game:

Brandt Downing vs. Manchester (2003)

Hanover player had three interceptions in a game:

Eric Kluft vs. Thomas More (2002)

Hanover played an overtime game:

31-30 loss at Thomas More (2004)

Hanover held an opponent scoreless:

21-0 win vs. Anderson (2004)

Hanover was held scoreless:

28-0 loss vs. Findlay (1983)

Hanover scored a safety:

vs. Alma (2000) - errant center snap, tackled in end zone

Hanover gave up a safety:

vs. Bridgewater (2004) - bad exchange booted out of end zone

Hanover returned a punt for a touchdown:

Tarrik Wilson (52 yards) vs. Anderson (1998)

Hanover returned a kick for a touchdown:

Brian Arthur (87 yards) vs. Wash. & Jefferson (1998)

Hanover returned an interception for a touchdown:

Blake Bartling (38 yards) vs. Wash. & Jefferson (2003)

Hanover returned a fumble for a touchdown:

Tad Brittingham (29 yards) vs. Defiance (2003)

Hanover returned a blocked punt for a touchdown:

Joey Ott (13 yards) vs. Mount St. Joseph (1999)

Hanover returned a blocked PAT for a defensive extra point:

Andy Southworth (90 yards) vs. Anderson (1998)

Hanover quarterback passed for 300 yards in a game:

Brett Dietz (28-43-1, 354 yards) vs. Franklin (2003)

Hanover quarterback passed for 400 yards in a game:

Rick Webster (41-63-0, 440 yards) vs. Bridgewater (2005)

Hanover quarterback passed for 500 yards in a game:

Brett Dietz (46-78-4, 520 yards) vs. Baldwin-Wallace (2003)

Hanover quarterback passed for 600 yards in a game:

Paul Gray (41-92-4, 630 yards) vs. Georgetown (1991)

Hanover quarterback passed for fewer than 100 yards in a game:

Chris Greenwood (6-8, 49 yards) vs. Anderson (2004)

Hanover quarterback passed for three touchdowns in a game:

Greg Gogel (24-42-1, 280 yards) vs. Thomas More (2004)

Hanover quarterback passed for four touchdowns in a game:

Brett Dietz (46-78-4, 520 yards) vs. Baldwin-Wallace (2003)

Hanover quarterback passed for five touchdowns in a game:

Brett Dietz (26-47-1, 310 yards) vs. Manchester (2003)

Hanover quarterback passed for six touchdowns in a game:

Rick Webster (41-63-0, 440 yards) vs. Bridgewater (2005)

Hanover quarterback passed for seven touchdowns in a game:

Terry Peebles (25-33-0, 337 yards) vs. Rose-Hulman (1995)

Hanover player caught 10 or more passes in a game:

Adam Stevenson (10-105 yards) vs. Waynesburg (2004)

Hanover player caught 15 or more passes in a game:

Mike Russell (15-200 yards) vs. Washington & Jefferson (2005)

Hanover player had 100 yards receiving in a game:

Mike Russell (15-131 yards) vs. Bridgewater (2005)

Hanover player had 150 yards receiving in a game:

Stephen Lyon (13-186 yards) vs. Baldwin-Wallace (2003)

Hanover player had 200 yards receiving in a game:

Mike Russell (15-200 yards) vs. Washington & Jefferson (2005)

Hanover player had 250 yards receiving in a game:

Mike Luker (16-253 yards) vs. Anderson (1988)

2005 Hanover College Football

Defense

Offense

Defensive Unit

Cornerbacks

27 Steven Moyer So. Germantown, OH (Valley View)

41 Steven Benge Fr. Crawfordsville, IN (North Montgomery)

19 A.J. Horvath So. South Bend, IN (Clay)

10 Jake Crockett So. Vincennes, IN (Lincoln)

Safeties

4 Mike McElrath Jr. Miamisburg, OH (H.S.)

5 Brooks Kieres So. Fairfield, OH (H.S.)

21 Keith Pavey Jr. Rushville, IN (H.S.)

24 Michael Watts Sr. Westfield Center, OH (Cloverleaf)

Linebackers

31 Jason Allen Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)

2 Simon Choren Fr. Miami, FL (Varela)

46 Alex Middendorf So. Okeana, OH (Badin)

99 Cody Clouse Fr. Hartsville, IN (Columbus East)

34 Eric Cook So. Indianapolis, IN (Warren Central)

21 Keith Pavey Jr. Rushville, IN (H.S.)

Ends

59 Gunnar Crowell Jr. Lafayette, IN (Central Catholic)

57 James Gentry So. New Market, IN (Southmont)

39 David Blount Jr. Indianapolis, IN (Lawrence Central)

15 Rowdy Raymer Fr. Louisville, KY (Jeffersontown)

Tackle

74 Tyler Counsil Sr. Washington, IN (H.S.)

43 Giles Garrison Jr. Cooper City, FL (H.S.)

Nose Guard

56 Kenny Miller Jr. Evansville, IN (Mater Dei)

69 Eric Cronin So. Union, KY (Ryle)

Kicking Game

Kicker

14 Matt Herron So. Greenwood, IN (H.S.)

Punter

2 Andrew Houtsch Jr. Otwell, IN (Pike Central)

Holder

4 Rick Webster Sr. Indianapolis, IN (Carmel)

Long Snapper

85 Todd Miller Sr. Franklin, IN (H.S.)

Offensive Unit

Quarterback

4 Rick Webster Sr. Indianapolis, IN (Carmel)

15 Nick Orsini So. Miami, FL (Killian)

Running Back

22 Chan Nelson So. Louisville, KY (Jeffersontown)

30 Corey Fogle So. St. Joe, IN (Eastside)

Split Ends

85 Todd Miller Sr. Franklin, IN (H.S.)

2 Andrew Houtsch Jr. Otwell, IN (Pike Central)

80 Dustin Stewart Jr. Speedway, IN (H.S.)

82 Tyler Rump So. Vincennes, IN (Lincoln)

Wingbacks

7 Mike Russell Sr. Louisville, KY (St. Xavier)

29 Scott Stegeman Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)

1 C.J. Karpiak Jr. Miami, FL (Palmetto)

11 Noel Somarriba So. Miami, FL (Varela)

Left Tackle

62 Aaron Welty Sr. West College Corner, IN (Union County)

75 Clarke Hall So. Cincinnati, OH (Christian Academy)

Left Guard

50 Mike Ripley So. Fort Wayne, IN (Northrop)

58 Jacob Durbin Fr. Bardstown, KY (Nelson County)

Center

66 Bob Schmitt Sr. Evansville, IN (Mater Dei)

63 Alex Hunter So. West Chester, OH (Christian Academy)

Right Guard

70 Christian BeuschelJr. Margate, FL (Aquinas)

73 Brock Goggins Fr. Linton, IN (Linton-Stockton)

Right Tackle

77 Jeremy Schultz Sr. Depauw, IN (North Harrison)

75 Clarke Hall So. Cincinnati, OH (Christian Academy)

Kick & Punt Returners

Kick Returners

32 Tyler Gholston Fr. Greenville, IN (Floyd Central)

22 Chan Nelson So. Louisville, KY (Jeffersontown)

Punt Returners

85 Todd Miller Sr. Franklin, IN (H.S.)

37 Clay Rogers Fr. Evansville, IN (Memorial)

Hanover Panthers Two-Deep