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Saturday, Dec. 16
Stagg Bowl XXVIII
Mount Union 10, St. John's 7
Right leg, right time
 Matt LaVerde, Todd Braden, defensive coordinator Don Montgomery, Mike Miller and Jesse Pearson celebrate Mount Union's win in Stagg Bowl XXVIII. (By Fred Cockrill, Cockrill Studio) |
Junior kicker Rodney Chenos redeemed himself for a fourth-quarter miss by nailing a 20-yard field goal (listen to it here) with one second left in the game to lift Mount Union to its fifth Division III national championship, defeating St. John's 10-7 in a memorable Stagg Bowl XXVIII. It was the second-lowest scoring output in Stagg Bowl and the Purple Raiders tied for the fewest points scored by a Stagg Bowl winner. Keith McMillan recalls a memorable weekend in Salem.
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Saturday, Dec. 9
National Semifinals
Mount Union 70, Widener 30
St. John's 38, Hardin-Simmons 14
Saturday, Dec. 2
Regional Championships
East: Widener 61, Springfield
27
North: Mount Union 32, Wittenberg
15
South: Hardin-Simmons 33, Trinity
30
West: St. John's 21, Central 18
St. John's proved the seventh seed in the West is the place to be, as the Johnnies advance to the Stagg Bowl, defeating south No. 1 seed Hardin-Simmons 38-14 in Abilene, Texas. The Cowboys scored with 28 seconds left in the first half to pull within three points, but did not score the rest of the way as Chris Moore (pictured) and Blake Elliott scored third-quarter touchdowns before backup Jeff Radel capped it off with a minute left. Elliott led the way with 133 yards receiving, helping St. John's become the second consecutive No. 7 seed to advance from the West to advance to the Stagg Bowl since the playoff field was expanded. In Alliance, Mount Union scored 28 unanswered points in the third quarter and rolled past Widener 70-30 in the afternoon's first semifinal, as Adam Marino tied a Division III playoff record with 17 receptions. |
Saturday, Nov. 25
Regional Semifinals
Central 20, Linfield 17
(OT)
Hardin-Simmons 32,
Western Maryland 10
Mount Union 59,
Ohio Northern 28
Springfield 13, Brockport State 6
St. John's 28, Pacific Lutheran 21 (OT )
Trinity (Texas) 47,
Bridgewater (Va.) 41 (OT)
Widener 40,
Hobart 14
Wittenberg 32,
Hanover 21
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the semifinals
One team rolled into the semifinal game in Alliance, Ohio, but it was Widener beating Springfield 61-27, taking advantage of three second-half Pride turnovers to run away with it. In the North Region, Mount Union won, but didn't run away from Wittenberg in a 32-15 decision. St. John's advanced to the national semifinals, defeating Central 21-18, and Hardin-Simmons holds off a last-second drive, knocking down a Trinity pass in the end zone to win 33-30. Hear the dramatic final play of the game, from KAGT-FM (your quality may vary).
Saturday, Nov. 18
Springfield 31,
Montclair State 29
Bridgewater (Va.) 59, Washington & Jefferson 42
Hobart 25, Bridgewater State 0
Western Maryland 38, Emory & Henry 14
Wittenberg 31, Aurora 20
Hanover 20, Hope 3
Ohio Northern 47,
Millikin 21
Widener 33, Union 26
Central 29,
St. Norbert 14
Pacific Lutheran 41, Bethel 13
St. John's 26, UW-Stout 19
Trinity (Texas) 21,
Wesley 3
Saturday, Nov. 18, Non-playoff games
Buffalo State 43,
Hartwick 20
King's 45,
Ursinus 20
Morehead State 42,
Westminster (Pa.) 38
Muhlenberg 26,
Wilkes 22
Northwestern (Minn.) 35, Greenville 27
Western Connecticut 63,
Nichols 10