Audio | Live stats | Recap

October 16, 2010

Fisher Handles Hartwick with a 41-14 victory

More news about: St. John Fisher

Nationally-ranked St. John Fisher College improved to 7-0 on the year with a 41-14 win over visiting Hartwick College on Saturday.   Fisher recorded a College-record eight interceptions in the win from seven different players.

 

The win marks Fisher's 10th consecutive win, dating back to last October and sets a new College-record for longest winning streak.  The victory also ties the College-record for best start to a season.

 

With the loss, Hartwick falls to 2-4, 0-3.

 

Fisher, ranked 17th in the AFCA poll and No. 18 in the D3football.com poll, used three first-half interceptions to take a 17-0 lead into the locker room.

 

After an interception by Brenden Moore (Camden) at the Hartwick 30, Ryan Kramer (Oneida) put the Cardinals up for good with a 21-yard touchdown run just two plays later.

 

The Cardinals tacked seven more onto its lead, as Tim Bailey (East Aurora) faked an inside hand-off and scored on a quarterback-keeper from four yards out with 12:52 left in the second quarter.

 

Zach Dolan (Troy) intercepted a pass by running back Anthony Casimano (Gansevoort) deep in Hartwick territory late in the first half.   Fisher had first-and-goal from the Hartwick 2, but was forced to settle for a 19-yard field goal from Chad Monheim (Webster Thomas).

 

Fisher took the opening drive of the second half 67 yards and pushed its lead to 24-0 with a 10-yard touchdown pass from Bailey to Ryan Francis (Batavia Notre Dame).

 

The Hawks, however, did not go away and answered with a two-yard run from Casimano, capping an eight-play 65-yard drive with 6:29 left in the third.

 

After a Fisher fumble, Hartwick drove 73 yards on 11 plays and made it 24-14 on a one-yard run from Casimano on the final play of the third quarter.

 

Fisher came right back though. After a 62-yard kickoff return by Francis, Kramer scored on a 14-yard swing pass from Bailey, making it 31-14.

 

The next five drives for Hartwick (all in the fourth quarter) ended on interceptions. 

 

Shawn Masood (Pittsford Mendon) recorded his second interception of the game at the Fisher 50 with 12:40 left in the game and Adam Burdick (Newfane) intercepted a pass and returned it 25 yards just two minutes later.

 

Mike Leavell (Orchard Park) picked off a deep pass and returned it 50 yards to the Hartwick 35.  Four players later, Kramer scored on a three-yard run to give Fisher a 38-14 lead with six minutes left.  The touchdown was Kramer's third of the game, a new personal-best for the sophomore.

 

Travis Tones (Letchworth) picked off a pass and returned it to the Hartwick 15, setting up a 26-yard field goal from Monheim to close out the scoring.

 

Tyler Schier (Montgomery) sealed the win with an interception at the Fisher 5 with just under two minutes left.

 

For Fisher, Bailey accounted for three touchdowns (two passing, one running) and finished 27-for-38 for 232 yards.

 

FuQuan Borum (Liverpool) gained 92 yards on 20 carries, while Kramer rushed for 38 yards on 10 attempts.

 

Ryan Schmidt (Whitesboro) finished with a career-high 12 receptions for 88 yards.   Kramer added five catches for 42 yards, while seven different players also caught a pass.

 

For Hartwick, Kyle Morenus (Sidney) was 18-for-35 for 190 yards and six interceptions.  He also rushed for 66 yards on 11 attempts.

 

Fisher will return to action at 1 p.m. next Saturday at Alfred University.  The Saxons are 5-1 on the year and 2-0 in the Empire 8.  They are the last team to beat Fisher, as Alfred posted a 31-28 win at Fisher back in October 24, 2009.

 

Hartwick is idle next week.

 

<cpi10>

<lpi6>

                               Box Score (Final)

       Hartwick College vs St. John Fisher (10/16/2010 at Pittsford, NY)

 

  Score by Quarters     1  2  3  4   Score

  -----------------    -- -- -- --   -----

  Hartwick College....  0  0 14  0  - 14       Record: (2-4,0-3)

  St. John Fisher.....  7 10  7 17  - 41       Record: (7-0,3-0)

 

<cpi17>

  Scoring Summary:

  1st 07:53 FISHER - Ryan Kramer 21 yd run (Chad Monheim kick), 2-27 0:43, HC 0 - FISHER 7

  2nd 12:52 FISHER - Tim Bailey 4 yd run (Chad Monheim kick), 11-56 4:13, HC 0 - FISHER 14

      01:38 FISHER - Chad Monheim 19 yd field goal, 7-23 2:37, HC 0 - FISHER 17

  3rd 11:29 FISHER - Ryan Francis 10 yd pass from Tim Bailey (Chad Monheim kick), 9-67 3:25, HC 0 - FISHER 24

      06:29 HC - Anthony Casiman 2 yd run (Heath Dunn kick), 8-65 4:53, HC 7 - FISHER 24

      00:00 HC - Anthony Casiman 1 yd run (Heath Dunn kick), 11-73 4:30, HC 14 - FISHER 24

  4th 13:01 FISHER - Ryan Kramer 14 yd pass from Tim Bailey (Chad Monheim kick), 4-30 1:46, HC 14 - FISHER 31

      06:00 FISHER - Ryan Kramer 3 yd run (Chad Monheim kick), 4-35 0:55, HC 14 - FISHER 38

      03:48 FISHER - Chad Monheim 26 yd field goal, 4-7 1:32, HC 14 - FISHER 41

 

<cpi10>

                                       HC   FISHER

  FIRST DOWNS...................       15       26

  RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............    23-81   42-187

  PASSING YDS (NET).............      221      232

  Passes Att-Comp-Int...........  40-20-8  40-27-0

  TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.....   63-302   82-419

  Fumble Returns-Yards..........      0-0      0-0

  Punt Returns-Yards............      0-0      2-1

  Kickoff Returns-Yards.........    8-127     3-96

  Interception Returns-Yards....      0-0    8-118

  Punts (Number-Avg)............   4-32.0   5-30.6

  Fumbles-Lost..................      1-0      1-1

  Penalties-Yards...............     2-10     4-33

  Possession Time...............    26:32    33:28

  Third-Down Conversions........  2 of 10  7 of 15

  Fourth-Down Conversions.......   1 of 1   0 of 1

  Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......      2-2      6-6

  Sacks By: Number-Yards........      1-1      1-6

 

<cpi12>

  RUSHING: Hartwick College-Kyle Morenus 11-66; Anthony Casiman 8-13; Nate

  Rockefelle 2-2; Kurtis Ahart 1-1; TEAM 1-minus 1. St. John Fisher-FuQuan Borum

  20-92; Ryan Kramer 10-38; Tim Bailey 6-32; Jeff Meehan 2-10; Ryan Francis 1-6;

  Ryan Schmidt 1-6; M. Lukasiewicz 2-3.

 

  PASSING: Hartwick College-Kyle Morenus 18-35-6-190; Dan Brainard 2-4-1-31;

  Anthony Casiman 0-1-1-0. St. John Fisher-Tim Bailey 27-38-0-232; Team 0-1-0-0;

  Nick Adrian 0-1-0-0.

 

  RECEIVING: Hartwick College-Ryan Mosack 8-76; Jordan Wilkins 4-87; Rick Lantman

  2-26; Jonny Kravetz 2-13; Nate Rockefelle 2-12; Nick Clair 1-5; Grady Edwards

  1-2. St. John Fisher-Ryan Schmidt 12-88; Ryan Kramer 5-42; T.Wallace 2-23; Dan

  Witkowski 2-21; Ryan Francis 2-16; Kenny Wilson 1-13; Scott Allis 1-11; Scott

  Biehl 1-10; FuQuan Borum 1-8.

 

  INTERCEPTIONS: Hartwick College-None. St. John Fisher-Shawn Masood 2-7; Mike

  Leavell 1-50; Travis Tones 1-27; Adam Burdick 1-25; Tyler Schier 1-6; Brenden

  Moore 1-3; Zach Dolan 1-0.

 

  FUMBLES: Hartwick College-Nate Rockefelle 1-0. St. John Fisher-T.Wallace 1-1.

 

  <page>

<page>

       Hartwick College vs St. John Fisher (10/16/2010 at Pittsford, NY)

 

  SACKS (UA-A): Hartwick College-Dave Stevens 0-1; Chad Rockefelle 0-1. St. John

  Fisher-Chris Sawyer 0-1; Kyle Macey 0-1.

 

  TACKLES (UA-A): Hartwick College-Bryan Schweitze 4-11; Chad Rockefelle 6-6;

  Davionne Price 6-3; R.J. Roth 5-3; Justin Deming 4-4; Pete Jackson 3-2; Dave

  Stevens 1-4; Jim DeRosa 2-2; Stephen Leisenf 2-2; Kevin Lee 2-2; Jordan Spirou

  1-3; Nate Rockefelle 3-0; Joe D'Alessandr 2-1; Tim Martin 1-2; Anthony Ponesse

  2-0; Matt Bobal 1-0; Halley Gartner 1-0; Ryan Mosack 1-0; Tom Ferrari 1-0; Grady

  Edwards 1-0; Kevin Duffy 0-1. St. John Fisher-Brenden Moore 4-3; Joe Leavell

  3-4; Zach Dolan 1-4; Mike Leavell 4-0; Shawn Masood 3-1; Tyler Schier 2-2; Dave

  Vosburgh 2-2; Adam Burdick 2-2; Byron Rhone 2-1; Kyle Macey 0-3; Adam Kinney

  0-3; Travis Tones 1-1; Troy Sant 1-1; Scott Allis 1-0; Charles Vetrano 1-0;

  Clint Doll 1-0; T.Wallace 0-1; Mike Donitzen 0-1; Jeff Headwell 0-1; Dan Allen

  0-1; Keith Savage 0-1; Kevin Ogiba 0-1; Chris Sawyer 0-1.

 

 

  Game Starters:

 

  Hartwick College                          St. John Fisher

 

  POS  OFFENSE                           POS 

  QB   7  Kyle Morenus                      QB   5  Tim Bailey

  TB   6  Anthony Casiman                   TB   3  FuQuan Borum

  FB   36 Nate Rockefelle                   LT   77 Pete Soehner

  TE   83 Grady Edwards                     LG   72 Dominic Fotia

  LT   77 Anthony Ponesse                   C    60 Matt Lowney

  LG   74 Antonio Bell                      RG   63 Adam Kirisits

  C    75 Austin Restaino                   RT   62 Vince Perrone

  RG   56 Chad Cassidy                      WR   7  Ryan Francis

  RT   66 Matt Bobal                        WR   11 Dan Witkowski

  WR   4  Ryan Mosack                       WR   12 Ryan Schmidt

  WR   9  Jordan Wilkins                    HB   32 Scott Biehl

 

  POS  DEFENSE                           POS 

  DE   97 Justin Deming                     DE   9  Byron Rhone

  DT   58 Tim Martin                        DT   71 Kyle Macey

  NT   90 Jim DeRosa                        DT   97 Adam Kinney

  DE   42 Chad Rockefelle                   DE   56 Chris Sawyer

  ILB  25 Joe D'Alessandr                   ILB  54 Joe Leavell

  ILB  22 Jordan Spirou                     ILB  51 Brenden Moore

  OLB  44 R.J. Roth                         OLB  2  Dave Vosburgh

  OLB  23 Davionne Price                    SS   15 Zach Dolan

  CB   10 Pete Jackson                      CB   24 Shawn Masood

  FS   46 Stephen Leisenf                   CB   19 Mike Leavell

  CB   31 Kevin Lee                         FS   26 Adam Burdick

 

<cpi17>

 

  Player participation:

 

  Hartwick College: 1-Jonny Kravetz, 5-Nate Foote, 8-Ray Mitchell, 13-Alex Tesoriero, 14-Alan Uryniak, 17-J.J. Darling,

  18-Dan Brainard, 26-Dexter Lawrence, 28-Kurtis Ahart, 34-Clyde Miller, 35-Joe O'Brien, 37-Halley Gartner, 41-Rick Lantman,

  43-Bryan Schweitze, 45-David Coon, 48-Jason Krug, 49-Phil Arnold, 50-Rob Warner, 57-Tom Ferrari, 82-Brendan Cahill,

  84-Nick Clair, 87-Michael Ragno, 89-Adam Braunstein, 94-Heath Dunn, 96-Joe Seney, 98-Kevin Duffy, 99-Dave Stevens.

 

  St. John Fisher: 1-Gabe Wells, 4-Kenny Wilson, 6-Charles Vetrano, 8-Nick Adrian, 10-Wade Kline, 14-Clint Doll, 18-Stephen Pride,

  21-Ryan Kramer, 22-Mike Donaruma, 23-Jeff Meehan, 25-T.Wallace, 27-Troy Sant, 28-Tom Piciulo, 29-M. Lukasiewicz, 31-Travis Tones,

  33-Artie Bigsby, 34-Tyler Schier, 36-Kevin Ogiba, 37-Brandon Fox, 40-Scott Allis, 50-Dan Allen, 53-Mike Donitzen,

  57-Craig Simmons, 58-Pat Blizniak, 64-Alex Eye, 67-Jon Cotugno, 69-K. Hutchinson, 73-Matt Conway, 80-Noah Seward,

  81-Mike Dermady, 84-Tyler Stell, 86-Tom Kukuk, 89-Ryan Palmer, 90-Chad Monheim, 91-Mason Judd, 92-Chris Callanan, 94-C. McGinnis,

<page>

  96-Jeff Headwell, 98-Keith Savage, 99-Mike Benderski.

Sep. 6
6:00 PM
Widener at Wesley
Sep. 7
12:00 PM
Hobart at Dickinson
1:00 PM
Rowan at Delaware Valley
1:00 PM
Washington U. at UW-Whitewater
1:30 PM
Franklin at Mount Union
1:30 PM
St. John Fisher at Otterbein
2:00 PM
UW-Eau Claire at St. Thomas
2:00 PM
UW-Oshkosh at Central
2:00 PM
Buena Vista at UW-Platteville
6:00 PM
Christopher Newport at Salisbury
8:00 PM
Wheaton (Ill.) at Benedictine
10:00 PM
Mary Hardin-Baylor at Redlands
Sep. 5
7:30 PM
Trine at Manchester
8:00 PM
Loras at Elmhurst
Sep. 6
TBA
Becker at Fitchburg State
TBA
Hardin-Simmons at Willamette
6:00 PM
Widener at Wesley
7:00 PM
Pacific at Adrian
7:00 PM
Curry at WPI
Live Stats Video
7:00 PM
North Carolina Wesleyan at Stevenson
7:00 PM
TCNJ at Ursinus
7:00 PM
Mount Ida at Mass-Dartmouth
7:00 PM
Westfield State at Nichols
8:00 PM
St. John's at UW-River Falls
Sep. 7
TBA
Norwich at RPI
TBA
Defiance at Albion
TBA
Buffalo State at Cortland State
12:00 PM
Lewis and Clark at Utica
12:00 PM
Bridgewater State at Salve Regina
12:00 PM
Coast Guard at St. Lawrence
12:00 PM
Hobart at Dickinson
12:00 PM
Morrisville State at Wilkes
1:00 PM
Husson at Hartwick
1:00 PM
Worcester State at Anna Maria
1:00 PM
Lycoming at Brockport State
1:00 PM
Franklin and Marshall at Washington and Lee
1:00 PM
St. Vincent at Bridgewater (Va.)
1:00 PM
Guilford at Greensboro
1:00 PM
Rose-Hulman at Kalamazoo
1:00 PM
Averett at Hampden-Sydney
1:00 PM
Johns Hopkins at Randolph-Macon
1:00 PM
Olivet at Wilmington
1:00 PM
Alfred State at Ohio Northern
Live Stats Audio
1:00 PM
William Paterson at King's
1:00 PM
Gettysburg at Misericordia
1:00 PM
Rowan at Delaware Valley
1:00 PM
Grinnell at Carleton
1:00 PM
Springfield at Western New England
1:00 PM
Westminster (Mo.) at Hendrix
1:00 PM
Ferrum at Emory and Henry
1:00 PM
Methodist at Southern Virginia
1:00 PM
Moravian at Ithaca
1:00 PM
Framingham State at Endicott
Live Stats Video
1:00 PM
Castleton State at Plymouth State
1:00 PM
Apprentice School at Muhlenberg
1:00 PM
Washington U. at UW-Whitewater
1:30 PM
Franklin at Mount Union
1:30 PM
Thomas More at Capital
1:30 PM
Carnegie Mellon at Grove City
1:30 PM
Bethany at Centre
1:30 PM
Muskingum at Waynesburg
1:30 PM
Illinois College at Hanover
1:30 PM
St. John Fisher at Otterbein
1:30 PM
Alma at Heidelberg
2:00 PM
Austin at Rhodes
2:00 PM
Coe at Monmouth
2:00 PM
Augsburg at Concordia (Wis.)
2:00 PM
Lakeland at Carroll
2:00 PM
Concordia-Chicago at Lake Forest
2:00 PM
Jamestown at Concordia-Moorhead
2:00 PM
DePauw at Sewanee
Audio
2:00 PM
UW-Eau Claire at St. Thomas
2:00 PM
Illinois Wesleyan at Aurora
2:00 PM
Hope at North Park
2:00 PM
Greenville at Millikin
2:00 PM
Minnesota-Morris at Hamline
2:00 PM
Buena Vista at UW-Platteville
2:00 PM
Wartburg at MacMurray
2:00 PM
UW-Oshkosh at Central
2:00 PM
Luther at Presentation
2:00 PM
Lawrence at Cornell
2:00 PM
Knox at Eureka
2:00 PM
Dakota Wesleyan at UW-Stout
2:00 PM
Northwestern (Minn.) at St. Olaf
2:00 PM
Iowa Wesleyan at Simpson
2:00 PM
Maranatha Baptist at Martin Luther
2:00 PM
Kenyon at Allegheny
2:30 PM
Susquehanna at Merchant Marine
4:00 PM
MIT at Pomona-Pitzer
4:30 PM
St. Scholastica at Whitworth
5:00 PM
John Carroll at St. Norbert
@ Toyota Park; Bridgeview, Ill.
6:00 PM
Wittenberg at Butler
Audio
6:00 PM
Birmingham-Southern at LaGrange
6:00 PM
Maryville (Tenn.) at Berry
Live Stats
6:00 PM
Montclair State at Lebanon Valley
6:00 PM
Bluffton at Ohio Wesleyan
6:00 PM
Christopher Newport at Salisbury
7:00 PM
Catholic at McDaniel
7:00 PM
Gallaudet at Shenandoah
7:00 PM
Earlham at Denison
7:00 PM
Washington and Jefferson at Wooster
7:00 PM
Marietta at Case Western Reserve
Live Stats
7:00 PM
Macalester at Crown
7:00 PM
Anderson at Taylor (Ind.)
7:00 PM
Westminster (Pa.) at Hiram
7:00 PM
Belhaven at Louisiana College
7:00 PM
Kean at Albright
7:00 PM
Trinity (Texas) at Howard Payne
7:00 PM
Sul Ross State at Tex. A&M-Commerce
7:00 PM
Rockford at UW-Stevens Point
7:00 PM
Chicago at Beloit
7:00 PM
Dubuque at UW-La Crosse
7:30 PM
Frostburg State at Geneva
8:00 PM
Millsaps at Mississippi College
8:00 PM
Ripon at Wisconsin Lutheran
8:00 PM
Wheaton (Ill.) at Benedictine
8:00 PM
Mount St. Joseph at Augustana
8:00 PM
Texas Lutheran at Southwestern
10:00 PM
Mary Hardin-Baylor at Redlands