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Hanover College is a nationally ranked premier, private, liberal arts institution, overlooking the Ohio River.
Location
The town of Hanover is located in southeastern Indiana. Louisville is 45 miles away, Cincinnati, 70 miles, and Indianapolis, 95 miles.
Campus
Hanover College sits on 650 acres overlooking the Ohio River. There are 35 major buildings, characterized by Georgian architecture.
enrollment
Hanover’s student body includes approximately 1,169 students and almost all live on campus.
Faculty
Ninety eight percent of Hanover’s faculty members hold doctorates or other terminal degrees. The student-faculty ratio is 11 to 1 and many faculty members reside on campus grounds, creating an academic community.
academic calendar
Hanover operates on a 4-4-1 calendar. Students take four courses each during Fall and Winter Terms. May Term is devoted to a month of concentrated study on campus, internships, or off-campus programs.
areas of study
Hanover offers 32 majors, including a designyour-own major, with core strengths in the sciences, education and business. More than one-third of our students go on to graduate and professional studies.
Costs
Direct student expenses for a year at Hanover, including tuition, room and board, are $41,450 for the 2013-2014 school year. The most current cost information is always available from the Office of Admission.
Financial assistance
Ninety six percent of Hanover’s students receive some form of financial assistance. College aid is available in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and campus employment.
Hanover’s strong financial base supports its rank in the top 10 percent of the nation’s colleges on an endowment-per-student basis.
Accreditation
Hanover College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
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2013 HANOveR COLLeGe COaCheS
Steve Baudendistel
head COaCh
The 2013 campaign marks Steve Baudendistel’s second as Hanover’s head coach. He guided the Panthers to a 6-4 record in his first season as a collegiate head coach, including a 6-2 mark and second-place finish in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference.
In addition to his effort on the field, he also has served as Hanover’s recruiting coordinator for the past six seasons. His efforts have brought more than 200 athletes into the program in the last four years.
A 2001 Hanover graduate, Baudendistel played wide receiver for the Panthers from 1997-2000 and served as an assistant on Hanover’s staff for nine seasons before taking reins of the program in February.
Baudendistel guided the Panthers’ defensive backs for seven seasons, was linebackers coach for two seasons and worked as the program’s special teams coordinator for three seasons. He has coached two all-Americans, one conference most valuable player and a national interceptions leader.
Baudendistel, who earned a master’s degree in sports administration from Ball State University, returned to his alma mater after one season as receivers coach at Anderson University.
Hanover posted a 37-7 record during Baudendistel’s playing career. The span included three Heartland Conference championships and three trips to the NCAA III national playoffs.
Hanover College COaCheS’ reCOrdS
2012-present Steve Baudendistel 6-4
2008- 2011: Joe Austin 17-22
1982-2007: Wayne Perry 174-89-2
1977-1981: Pete Compise 33-11-2
1972-1976: Rick Carter 36-11-0
1968-1971: Jon Mayfield 16-20-0
1964-1967: Wade Roby 12-24-1
1963: Carl Benhase 0-9-0
1955-1962: Leo Kelly 32-39-1
1951-1954: Raymond Struck 20-13-3
1949-1950: Garland Frazier 10-6-2
1947-1948: Jack Carl 13-3 1946: Don veller 4-3-0
No Games Played from 1943 to 1945
1932-1942: John van Liew 40-46-2 1927-1931: C.v. Money 8-23-5
1923-1926: Orville Hall 12-20-2 1921-1922: R.J. Ferguson 4-9-1
1920: Andy Norgen 0-5-1 1919: Sylvester Paulus 0-6-1 1917-1918 earl Miles 1-7-0 1915-1916: G.L. Rider 2-9-0 1912-1914: A.S. Hotchkiss 6-10-0
1911: Black 1-3-0
1909-1910: e.L. Weber 3-7-0
1905-1908: Jack L. Thompson 13- 8-3
1899-1904: Marshall 11-16-4
1886-1898: Coaches Unknown 13-7-1
Ben Cullen
OFFenSive COOrdinatOr & OFFenSive Line
recruiting area: Southern and Central Indiana
Cullen is in his second season at Hanover after two seasons as defensive coordinator and assistant head coach at Fort Lewis College (Colo.). He is a 1998 graduate of the University of Indianapolis and was a four-year starter for the Greyhounds.
Prior to joining the staff at Fort Lewis, he was an assistant coach Marian University for three seasons and Anderson University for eight seasons. At Marian, Cullen helped launch the football program and worked as the Knights’ co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach. He served as Anderson’s defensive coordinator for six seasons and also guided the Ravens’ defensive and offensive lines, defensive backs and linebackers.
denny dorrel
deFenSive COOrdinatOr & deFenSive Line
recruiting area: Southeastern Indiana, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
A 2001 Hanover graduate, Dorrel is in his second season with the Panthers after serving four seasons as defensive coordinator at Marietta College (Ohio). Prior to his work with the Pioneers, he served two seasons as defensive coordinator and three seasons as defensive line coach at Thomas More College (Ky.). Dorrel was a four-year member of Hanover’s football team and earned all-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference honors as a senior. He helped the Panthers post a 37-7 record from 1997-2000, including three HCAC championships and three trips to the NCAA III national playoffs.
andre nash
QuarterBaCkS
recruiting area: Indianapolis, Louisville, and Dayton
Nash is in his second season on the Panthers’ sidelines. A 2010 graduate of Muskingum University (Ohio), he comes to Hanover after two seasons as quarterbacks coach at his alma mater. He was a two-year starting quarterback for Muskingum and also worked two seasons as an assistant coach with the Muskies’ defensive backs and wide receivers.
rashawn West
deFenSive BaCkS
recruiting area: Northern Indiana, Kentucky and Florida
Pete Corrao
deFenSive BaCkS
A member of Hanover’s athletic hall of fame, Corrao was a four-year starter on the Panthers’ offensive line from 1972-75. He was an honorable mention all-American as a senior and a two-time all-conference selection. In the past, he has served as an assistant coach at the College of Holy Cross (Mass.), University of Dayton (Ohio) and eastern Kentucky University.
Mike dowell
running BaCkS
Dowell is in his fifth season with Hanover’s program. A veteran high school coach, Dowell served as head coach at nearby Madison High School from 2003-2006. In addition to his tenure at Madison, he previously worked as the offensive coordinator at Perry Meridian High School for two seasons and was defensive coordinator at Jennings County High School for one season. He also has worked on the offensive staffs at Franklin Central High School and Seeger High School.
Mike Foy
reCeiverS
West is in his second season with Hanover’s program after working three seasons leading the linebackers and defensive backs at Marietta College (Ohio). A 2008 graduate of Thomas More College (Ky.), he was a four-year starter in the Saints’ secondary and a three-time All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference selection.
Foy has been a member of Hanover’s offensive staff since 1994. During his stint with the Panthers, he was instrumental in leading the squad to seven conference titles and six berths in the NCAA III national playoffs. Prior to becoming an assistant with Hanover’s program, Foy was a fouryear letterwinner as a blocking back at Anderson University. While at Anderson, Foy paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers.
Bill griffin
kiCkerS
Griffin has been a fixture on the Hanover sidelines for the past 29 seasons. While covering numerous positions for the staff during his tenure, Griffin has been a part of eight conference championship squads, including seven national tournament appearances. He has continuously worked with the Panthers’ kicking game since the mid-1980s.
andy dalton LineBaCkerS
Dalton is in his first season as an assistant coach with Hanover’s program after a stellar career as a linebacker for the Panthers from 2009-12. A four-time all-Heartland Conference selection, he led the team in tackles for three seasons and ranks fourth in school history with 423 stops.
Sue deWine PreSident
Dr. Sue DeWine became the 15th president of Hanover College, July 1, 2007.
As the former provost of Marietta College (Ohio), DeWine has extensive experience as an administrator, fund-raiser and communication consultant.
DeWine was a professor at Ohio University from 1985-2000 in organizational communication and research and consulting. She served as director of the School of Interpersonal Communication from 1988-2000. She received an award for scholarship, teaching and leadership and an award for dedication to excellence and acceptance of diversity, vision and forthrightness from the National Communication Association.
She has served as a consultant to Fortune 500 companies, government, and educational institutions. A well-published author, she has written more than 60 communication-oriented books and articles.
DeWine earned a doctorate in communication and counseling psychology from Indiana University in 1977. She received a master’s in rhetoric and public address from Miami University (Ohio) in 1967 and a bachelor’s degree in english and speech education from Miami in 1966.
Lynn hall athLetiC direCtOr
Lynn Hall is in her 15th year as Hanover’s director of athletics. Under her leadership, the Hanover’s athletic program has continued to thrive, with both the men’s and women’s programs winning Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference all-sports awards.
A 1982 Hanover graduate, Hall was the head coach for the Panthers’ volleyball program from 1987 to 1998. She was able to build an outstanding volleyball tradition, win three conference championships and be named league coach of the year three times.
She is a past member of the NCAA Division III National volleyball Committee.
In addition to her administrative work with athletics, she also serves as a faculty member in the exercise science department.
Sports information
Carter Cloyd
Press Box Phone: (812) 866-7347
team Physician
Dr. Peter Maiers II, Orthopedic
Surgeon Methodist Sports
2013 Hanover College PANTHERS
1 vince Peiffer
Jr. 6-2 224 LB Trafalgar, Ind. Indian Creek
6 Sam Louis Jr. 5-10 184 DB Curley Miami, Fla.
10 gunnar ranard
5-10 187 QB Owen valley Spencer, Ind.
2 Wes rittman So. 6-2 209 QB Clarksville H.S. Clarksville, Ind.
7 dylan dunlop
5-8 153 K/P Palmetto Miami, Fla.
11tanner Parker
511 181 QB Greencastle H.S. Greencastle, Ind.
3 austin Pyles Fr. 6-0 213 WR Pendleton County Falmouth, Ky.
7 Layne taylor
5-6 165 RB Silver Creek Sellersburg, Ind.
11Codyhatfield
6-1 179 LB
4 Max goodin Jr. 5-11 160 DB Mooresville H.S. Mooresville, Ind.
8 derek dozier So. 5-11 232 RB eastern Louisville, Ky.
13 Josh green Jr. 6-0 210 K/P Mentone Grammar Beaumaris, Australia
18 robert klotz
5-10 191 WR Oak Hills Cincinnati, Ohio 17 dontre Woodruff
5 erik Mann So. 5-11 153 K/P Atherton Louisville, Ky.
9 riley deckard Fr. 5-10 194 LB Ritter Indianapolis, Ind.
14 adam gutermuth
5-11 173 QB
H.S. Whiteland, Ind.
19 Joey Monje
5-8 155 DB
Bay H.S. Neah Bay, Wash.
2013 Hanover College PANTHERS
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21rickyWindell
23Corey
Indian Creek Trafalgar, Ind.
2013 Hanover College PANTHERS
60 david Mcvey Jr. 6-3 256 OL Catholic Lexington, Ky.
5-11 291 OL Mooresville H.S. Mooresville, Ind. 66 dakotah norman Fr. 5-10 278 OL Batavia H.S. Batavia, Ohio
70 Jake Fries
6-2 259 OL Whiteland Greenwood, Ind. 71 Jacob Porter Sr. 6-1 273 DL Lone Oak Paducah, Ky.
6-0 297 OL Ben Davis Indianapolis, Ind. 75 austin Winchester
81 Luke karnick
Jr. 6-6 210 Te Cathedral Indianapolis, Ind.
86 derrick harter
Fr. 5-10 173 WR North Harrison Georgetown, Ind.
92 kevin Scholz
Fr. 5-10 165 LB Oak Hills Cincinnati, Ohio
99 Jake Stilwell
So. 5-10 233 DL Pendleton Heights Pendleton, Ind.
82 Shane Ploege Fr. 6-4 185 WR Greensburg H.S. Greensburg, Ind.
87 Chris amstutz Fr. 6-1 179 WR Saint Xavier Louisville, Ky.
93 William Coy So. 6-0 238 DL Harrison evansville, Ind.
83 austin Pfenninger Fr, 5-7 160 WR Carmel H.S. Carmel, Ind.
88 randy koch So. 5-11 162 WR east Central Saint Leon, Ind.
94 tom Call Sr. 6-0 215 DL Klein Oak Spring, Texas
84 alex Freeman Jr. 6-2 274 217 Garrard County Lancaster, Ky.
90 Wesley hill DL. 5-10 276 DL Tipton H.S. Tipton, Ind.
95 John Marvel Fr. 5-8 255 DL Connersville H.S. Connersville, Ind.
85 Chris neidlinger Fr. 6-0 171 WR West vigo West Terre Haute, Ind.
91 adam goepfrich Fr. 5-11 166 K/P Jasper H.S. Jasper, Ind.
98 Ben Wheeler Fr. 6-0 173 K/P Center Grove Greenwood, Ind.
2013 HANOveR COLLeGe FOOtBaLL rOSter
1 vince Peiffer
2
3 Austin Pyles 6-0
5 erik Mann 5-11
6
7
7 Layne Taylor 5-6
8
11
11 Cody Hatfield
14
16
17 Dontre Woodruff 5-9
18 Robert Klotz 5-10
Ind. (H.S.)
(Pendleton County)
Ky. (Atherton)
Sellersburg, Ind. (Silver Creek)
Louisville, Ky. (eastern)
Ind. (Owen valley)
Carrollton, Ky. (Carroll County)
Radcliff, Ky. (North Hardin)
Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills)
19 Joey Monge 5-8 155 Fr. DB Neah Bay, Wash. (H.S.)
20 Jared Richardson 5-9 165 So. DB Denver, Ind. (North Miami)
21 Riley Billieu 6-0
(H.S.)
21 Ricky Windell 6-1 179 Fr. WR Camden, Ind. (Delphi)
22 Timothy Sutton 5-9 214 Jr. RB Hopewell, N.J. (valley)
23 Corey Finch 5-9 204 So. RB Clarksville, Ind. (H.S.)
24 Matt McConnell 5-10 180 Sr. DB Buckner, Ky. (Trinity)
25 C.J. Taylor 5-8 196 Jr. RB Indianapolis, Ind. (Lutheran)
26 Nathan Freese 5-11 181 So. DB Hebron, Ky. (Conner Senior)
27 J.T. Silvers 6-2 177 Fr. WR Mount vernon, Ind. (H.S.)
29 Jamal edwards 5-6 150 Jr. DB Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central)
30 Derrick Worden 5-9 187 Sr. DB Galveston, Ind. (Lewis Cass)
31 eric O’Risky 6-0 165 Fr. DB evansville, Ind. (North Posey)
32 Dillon Futrell 5-11 214 Sr. DL Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)
33 C.D. Spight 5-10 203 Fr. RB Winchester, Ky. (Clark)
33 Hunter Fryman-Sinkhorn 5-8
34 Spencer Corrao 5-10
35 Justin Magaw 5-10
36 Colin Alexander 5-9
37 Jordan Willenborg 5-6
38 Justin Baldwin 6-0
40
41
42
43 Ryan Martin 5-9
44 John Holtkamp 5-11
45
46
47
48
49 Zach Burkhardt 5-8
Jr.
Georgetown, Ky. (Scott County)
Ind. (Providence)
West Palm Beach, Fla. (King’s Academy)
Ind. (North Central)
Ky. (Holy Cross)
North vernon, Ind. (Jennings County)
Ind. (Gibson Southern)
Ind. (H.S.)
(Roncalli)
(H.S.)
50 R. J. Beitz 5-11 239 Sr. OL Simpsonville, Ky. (Shelby County)
51 Kain Grose 6-1 244 Fr. LB Hagerstown, Ind. (H.S.)
52 Zach Hart 6-2 222 Fr. LB Waddy, Ky. (Western Hills)
53 Trent Taylor 5-9 197 Fr. LB Milton, Ky. (Trimble County)
54 Juan Sanchez 5-9 215 Fr. LB Butler, Ky. (Pendleton County)
55 Quintin Stubbs-Lee 5-6 293 Fr. DL Brownsburg, Ind. (H.S.)
56 Ryan Hahn 5-11 268 Jr. OL Fort Thomas, Ky. (Highlands)
57 Morgan Morrison 5-8 186 Fr. LB Nineveh, Ind. (Indian Creek)
58 Trafton Holder 5-10 251 Jr. OL Crestwood, Ky. (South Oldham)
59 Nick Willson 5-11 239 Jr. OL Lafayette, Tenn. (Macon County)
60 David Mcvey 6-3 256 Jr. OL Lexington, Ky. (Catholic)
61 ethan Hopkins 6-6 259 Fr. OL Indianapolis, Ind. (Lutheran)
62 ethan Roell 5-10 259 Fr. OL Harrison, Ohio (H.S.)
64 Kyle Babb 5-10 234 So. OL Pendleton, Ind. (Pendleton Heights)
65 Zac Newkirk 5-11 291 Fr. OL Mooresville, Ind. (H.S.)
66 Dakotah Norman 5-10 278 Fr. OL Batavia, Ohio (H.S.)
67 Joe Sander 6-1 289 Sr. OL Indianapolis, Ind. (Cathedral)
68 Jared Schall 5-10 257 So. OL Speedway, Ind. (H.S.)
69 Caleb Williams 6-2 244 Jr. OL Birdseye, Ind. (Forest Park)
70 Jake Fries 6-0 297 Jr. OL Indianapolis, Ind. (Ben Davis)
71 Jacob Porter 6-1 273 Sr. DL Paducah, Ky. (Lone Oak)
72 Austin Duncan 6-5 300 Jr. OL Pekin, Ind. (eastern)
73 Graham Denning 6-0 260 Fr. OL Indianapolis, Ind. (Perry Meridian)
74 Kevin Schlenker 6-1 303 Jr. OL Anderson, Ind. (H.S.)
75 Austin Winchester 6-2 259 Fr. OL Greenwood, Ind. (Whiteland)
76 Tim McBride 6-6 323 Jr. OL Cincinnati, Ohio (Glen este)
77 Nick Wittrock 6-3 333 Fr. OL Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills)
78 Josh Pare 5-11 320 So. DL Corydon, Ind. (Central)
79 Chris Cummins 6-0 328 Fr. DL Alpena, Mich. (H.S.)
80 Austin Butler 5-11 197 Fr. WR Clayton, Ind. (Cascade)
81 Luke Karnick 6-6 210 Jr. Te Indianapolis, Ind. (Lutheran)
82 Shane Ploeger 6-4 185 Fr. WR Greensburg, Ind. (H.S.)
83 Austin Pfenninger 5-7 160 Fr. WR Carmel, Ind. (H.S.)
84 Alex Freeman 6-2 217 Jr. Te Lancaster, Ky. (Garrard County)
85 Chris Neidlinger 6-0 171 Fr. WR West Terre Haute, Ind. (West vigo)
86 Derrick Harter 5-10 173 Fr. WR Georgetown, Ind. (North Harrison)
87 Chris Amstutz 6-1 179 Fr. WR Louisville, Ky. (St Xavier)
88 Randy Koch 5-11 162 So. WR Saint Leon, Ind. (east Central)
90 Wesley Hill 5-10 276 Jr. DL Tipton, Ind. (H.S.)
91 Adam Goepfrich 5-11 166 Fr. K/P Jasper, Ind. (H.S.)
92 Kevin Scholz 5-10 165 Fr. LB Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills)
93 William Coy 6-0 238 So. DL evansville, Ind. (Harrison)
94 Tom Call 6-0 215 Sr. DL Spring, Texas (Klein Oak)
95 John Marvel 5-8 255 Fr. DL Connersville, Ind. (H.S.)
98 Ben Wheeler 6-0 173 Fr. K/P Greenwood, Ind. (Center Grove)
99 Jake Stilwell 5-10 233 So. DL Pendleton, Ind. (Pendleton Heights)
Head Coach: Steve Baudendistel
Defensive Coordinator: Denny Dorrel
offensive Coordinator: Ben Cullen
assistant Coaches: Pete Corrao (Defensive Backs), Andy Dalton (Linebackers), Mike Dowell (Running Backs), Mike Foy (Receivers), Bill Griffin (Kickers), Andre Nash (Quarterbacks) & Rashawn West (Defensive Backs)
2013 HANOveR COLLeGe SeaSOn PrevieW
Regeneration will be the challenge for Hanover College’s football squad as the Panthers look to remain among the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference’s top programs.
Hanover has captured second place in the Heartland Conference standings for three consecutive seasons and seeks to improve on a 6-4 finish in 2012.
Second-year head coach Steve Baudendistel’s squad returns 50 letterwinners and 19 starters from last season’s team, which posted six straight league wins midseason to finish with a 6-2 HCAC record. The Panthers, however, must replace sweeping losses to its receiving corps and key members of the defensive unit while battling through two daunting non-conference opponents and a competitive league slate.
Senior quarterback Dexter Britt and junior running back Spencer Corrao will lead an offensive unit which returns seven starters, but must replace more than 60 percent of its yardage production.
Britt, marking his third season as the Panthers’ starter, was a second-team allHeartland Conference selection last season after leading the HCAC in total offense with 282.4 yards per game. He also paced the conference’s quarterbacks with 260.4 passing yards per contest by completing 236-of-354 passes for 2,604 yards and a career-high 31 touchdowns.
He amassed 2,824 total yards last season to boost his career total to 5,388 and enters the season nearly 2,500 yards from cracking the College’s top five.
Britt and Corrao will lead Hanover’s rushing attack, which averaged nearly 140 yards per contest last season, but the effort will benefit from the continued improvement from juniors Tim Sutton and C.J. Taylor.
Corrao had a break-out season in 2012, earning first-team all-HCAC honors after pacing the Panthers’ backfield with 781 yards and eight touchdowns. Britt rushed 105 times for 220 yards and six touchdowns.
Sutton gained 174 yards and averaged 5.4 yards per attempt last fall. Taylor posted 85 yards and a touchdown in limited action.
The Panthers’ receiving corps must replace six of eight players who caught passes last season, accounting for nearly 90 percent of group’s yardage.
The biggest challenge will be finding the hands to replace graduated all-American Daniel Passafiume, who received a diploma last spring. In addition to the degree, Passafiume left campus with Hanover’s career records for receptions (344), receiving yards (3,485) and receiving touchdowns (39). He was also the second-leading scorer in school history with 257 points.
Corrao snagged 26 pass receptions for 230 yards and two scores last fall, but Sutton is the only other returning player who caught a pass last season. He had five receptions for 85 yards.
The vacancies in the receiving corps have created opportunities for a large group of players to earn playing time. Senior Robert Klotz, junior Alex Freeman and classmate Tanner Parker, a converted quarterback,
headline the prospects, which also include junior Will Sweet and sophomore Randy Koch. All of these players are looking to catch their first collegiate pass.
As the passing game seeks to maintain its level of production, the effort will be aided by a seasoned offensive line. The Panthers’ front five returns intact, led by secondteam all-Heartland Conference center Ryan Hahn, and also features returning reserves at each slot.
A two-year starter at center, Hahn anchors a group which helped Hanover generate 412.4 yards per game last season, including 272.9 through the air.
Hahn will be again flanked by three-year letterwinner Joe Sander and junior Trafton Holder, who filled the guard slots last season. Juniors Caleb Williams and Kevin Schlenker each logged extensive minutes at tackle the past two seasons, including 20 consecutive starts by Schlenker.
Hanover’s defensive unit returns nine starters, but suffered key losses with the departure of four-time all-conference linebacker Andy Dalton (423 career tackles) and lineman Ajani Jones (58 tackles, nine sacks).
The Panthers, however, return multiple productive veterans in the front, linebacking corps and secondary.
Senior Brandon Foster and junior Justin Magaw will lead the attack from their linebacker positions.
Foster was a second-team all-HCAC selection last season and was third on the Panthers’ defense with 61 tackles. He had 7.5 tackles for loss, including one sack, and also blocked a point-after attempt.
Magaw finished with 73 stops, including 8.5 tackles for loss, two interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries.
Junior Vince Peiffer is the front-runner for the third linebacker slot, but will be pushed for playing time by sophomores Zach Burkhardt and T.J. Gerking.
Peiffer netted 27 tackles last season, including 3.5 tackles for loss. Burkhardt and
Gerking each tallied seven tackles during their first college season.
Eight returning players give depth to the Panthers’ secondary, which is led by seniors Matt McConnell and Derrick Worden.
McConnell had 61 tackles and three interceptions last season, while Worden posted 28 stops and an interception.
Senior Colin Alexander, classmate Sam Louis and junior Jamal Edwards return to the defensive backfield.
Alexander returns to safety, where he racked up 40 tackles and an interception in 2012. Louis notched 32 tackles with an interception. Edwards totaled 29 tackles and led Hanover with five pass deflections last fall.
Hanover returns three starters in the trenches, including juniors Tom Call and John Holtkamp, along with sophomore Jake Stillwell.
Call, a defensive end, earned honorable mention all-Heartland Conference honors last fall after notching 39 tackles with 8.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks. He also forced one fumble.
Junior Dillon Futrell and sophomore Charles Snodgrass will bid for the end slot opposite Call. Futrell registered nine stops and a sack in 2012, while Snodgrass saw limited action. Stillwell and Holtkamp return to their positions along the interior.
Stillwell totaled 46 tackles, including 11.5 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks in his first collegiate season. Holtkamp had 18 tackles, with a pair of tackles for loss, and also paced the Panthers’ linemen with three pass deflections.
kicking game.
Williams handled the bulk of the Panthers’ kick-off duties in 2012, averaging more than 56 yards per kick.
Dunlop returns as the Panthers’ placekicker. He nailed his only field goal attempt last season and has connected on 15-20 in his career, including a 42-yarder as a sophomore. Green, an Australian Rules Football and lacrosse player, averaged nearly 40 yards per punt in 2012 during his first season in American football. He had six boots of 50 yards or farther, with eight landing inside the 20-yard-line.
Caleb Williams, senior Dylan Dunlop and junior Josh Green provide experience for Hanover’s
2013 HANOveR COLLeGe OPPOnent CaPSuLeS
illinois College
Community Day
Sept. 7, Hanover, Ind.
1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field
Illinois College leads series 4-1
Last Meeting: Illinois College, 51-28 (2012)
Location: Jacksonville, Illinois
Founded: 1829
enrollment: 950
President: Axel D. Steuer
Athletic Director: Gale vaughn
Sports Information: Matt Wing
Web Site: www.illinoiscollegeathletics.com
Nickname Blueboys
Colors: True Blue and White
Stadium: england Stadium
Capacity: 1,200
Playing Surface: Artificial
Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Midwest Conference
2012 Overall Record: 8-2
2012 Conference Record: 7-2 (3rd)
Head Coach: Garrett Campbell
Alma Mater: California State-Fullerton, 1998 Record at Illinois College: 31-20 (five seasons)
Blueboys’ Schedule
Sept. 2 @ Hanover 1:30 p.m.
Sept. 14 Grinnell 1
Sept. 28 @ Ripon
Oct. 5 @ Lawrence
Oct. 12 Lake Forest
Oct. 19 @ Beloit
Oct. 26 Knox
Nov. 2 Monmouth 1
Nov. 9 @ Cornell (Iowa) Noon
Nov. 16 @ Carroll 1 p.m.
Wabash College
Sept. 14 @ Crawfordsville, Ind.
1 p.m., Hollett Little Giant Stadium Wabash leads series 34-13
Last Meeting: Wabash, 33-12 (2012)
Location: Crawfordsville, Ind.
Founded: 1832
little giants’ Schedule
Sept. 14 Hanover
Sept. 21 Denison
Sept. 28 @ Allegheny
Oct. 5 @ Wooster
Oct. 12 Ohio Wesleyan
Oct. 19 Kenyon
Oct. 26 @ Oberlin
Nov. 2 Hiram
Nov. 9 Wittenberg
Nov. 16 @ DePauw
College
of
Mount St. Joseph
Sept. 21 @ Delhi, Ohio
1:30 p.m., Schueler Field
Hanover leads series 15-6
Last Meeting: Hanover, 28-24 (2012)
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Founded: 1920 enrollment: 2,300
President: Anthony Aretz
Athletic Director: Steve Radcliffe
Sports Information: Dane Neumeister
Web Site: www.msj.edu
Nickname: Lions
Colors: Blue & Gold
Stadium: Schueler Field
Capacity: 2,400
Playing Surface: Artificial Turf
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 4-6
2012 Conference Record: 3-5 (6th)
Head Coach: Rod Huber
Alma Mater: Cincinnati, 1989
Record at MSJ: 79-56 (13 seasons)
enrollment: 875 (males only)
President: Gregory Hess
Athletic Director: Joseph Haklin
Sports Information: Brent Harris
Web Site: www.wabash.edu
Nickname: Little Giants
Colors: Scarlet and White
Stadium: Hollett Little Giant Stadium
Capacity: 5,000
Playing Surface: Field Turf
Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: North Coast Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 8-2
2012 Conference Record: 5-2 (3rd)
Head Coach: eric Raeburn
Alma Mater: Mount Union, 1991 Record at Wabash: 47-9 (five seasons)
lions’ Schedule
Sept. 7 @ Augustana (Ill.) 8 p.m.
Sept. 21 Hanover
Sept. 28 Bluffton
Oct. 5 @ Anderson
Oct. 12 @ Franklin
Oct. 19 Defiance
Oct. 26 @ Manchester
Nov. 2 @ Rose-Hulman
Nov. 9 earlham
Nov. 16 Thomas More
rose-hulman institute of technology
Oct. 5 @ Terre Haute, Ind.
1:30 p.m., Cook Stadium
Hanover leads series 33-29-2
Last Meeting: Hanover, 33-27 OT (2012)
Location: Terre Haute, Ind.
Founded: 1874 enrollment: 1,900
Interim President: Roberts Coons
Athletic Director: Jeff Jenkins
Sports Information: Kevin Lanke
Web Site: www.rose-hulman.edu
Nickname: Fightin’ engineers
Colors: Old Rose & White
Stadium: Cook Stadium
Capacity: 2,000
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 5-5
2012 Conference Record: 5-3 (4th)
Head Coach: Jeff Sokol
Alma Mater: Kalamazoo, 1996
Record at Rose-Hulman: 10-10 (two seasons)
Fightin’ engineers’ Schedule
Sept. 7 @ Kalamazoo
Sept. 14 Centre
Sept. 21 Defiance
Sept. 28 @ Manchester
Oct. 5 Hanover
Oct. 12 @ Bluffton
anderson university
Faculty/Staff Appreciation Day
Oct. 12, Hanover, Ind. 1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 42-22
Last Meeting: Hanover 54-14 (2012)
Location: Anderson, Ind.
Founded: 1917 enrollment: 2,750
President: James edwards
Athletic Director: Marcie Taylor
Sports Information: Justin Bates
Web Site: www.anderson.edu
Nickname: Ravens Colors: Black & Orange
Stadium: Macholtz Stadium Capacity: 4,200
Playing Surface: Artificial Turf Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2012 Overall Record: 0-10
2012 Conference Record: 0-8 (9th)
Head Coach: Bobby Ladner
Alma Mater: Belhaven, 2003 Record at Anderson: 0-10 (one season)
ravens’ Schedule
Sept. 7 @ Taylor (Ind.)
Sep. 14 Grove City
Sep. 28 Defiance
Oct. 5 Mount St. Joseph
Oct. 12 @ Hanover 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 19 @ Franklin 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 26 earlham 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 2 @ Bluffton 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 9 Rose-Hulman 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 16 @ Manchester 1:30 p.m.
Bluffton
Homecoming
Oct. 19, Hanover, Ind.
1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field
Hanover leads series 31-5
Last Meeting: Hanover 40-13 (2012)
Location: Bluffton, Ohio
Founded: 1899 enrollment: 1,127
President: James Harder
Athletic Director: Phill Talavina
Sports Information: Bill Hanefeld, Jr. Web Site: www.bluffton.edu
Nickname: Beavers
Colors: Royal Purple & White
Stadium: Salzman Stadium
Capacity: 3,000
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 6-4
2012 Conference Record: 5-3 (4th)
Head Coach: Tyson veidt
Alma Mater: Muskingum, 1996 Record at Bluffton: 16-34 (five seasons)
Beavers’ Schedule
Sept. 7 @ Ohio Wesleyan 6 p.m.
Sept. 14 Baldwin Wallace 1:30 p.m.
Sept. 21 earlham 1:30 p.m.
Sept. 28 @ Mount St. Joseph 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 5 @ Manchester 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 12 Rose-Hulman 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 19 @ Hanover 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 2 Anderson 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 9 Franklin 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 16 @ Defiance 1:30 p.m.
defiance College
Oct. 26 @ Defiance, Ohio
1:30 p.m., Coressel Stadium
Hanover leads series 21-12
Last Meeting: Hanover 47-14 (2012)
Location: Defiance, Ohio
Founded: 1850
enrollment: 1,070
President: Mark Gordon
Athletic Director: Jenni Morrison
Sports Information: Ben Dishong
Web Site: www.defiance.edu
Nickname: Yellow Jackets
Colors: Purple & Gold
Stadium: Coressel Stadium
Capacity: 4,000
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 2-8
2012 Conference Record: 2-6 (7th)
Head Coach: Brian Sheehan
Alma Mater: Marietta, 2003
Record at Defiance: 2-8 (one season)
Yellow Jackets’ Schedule
Sept. 7 @ Albion
Sept. 14 Adrian
Sept. 21 @ Rose-Hulman
Sep. 28 @ Anderson
Oct. 5 earlham
Oct. 12 Manchester
Oct. 19 @ Mount St. Joseph
Oct. 26 Hanover
Nov. 2 @ Franklin
Nov. 16 Bluffton
earlham College
Nov. 2 @ Richmond, Ind.
1:30 p.m., Beane Stadium
Hanover leads series 40-14-2
Last Meeting: Hanover 55-10 (2012)
Location: Richmond, Ind.
Founded: 1847
enrollment: 1,200
President: David Dawson
Athletic Director: Mike Bergum
Sports Information: Don Tincher
Web Site: www.earlham.edu
Nickname: Quakers
Colors: Maroon & White
Stadium: Beane Stadium
Capacity: 3,000
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 1-9
2012 Conference Record: 1-7 (8th)
Head Coach: Neil Kazmierczak
Alma Mater: Michigan State, 1988 Record at earlham: 1-9 (one season)
Quakers’ Schedule
Sept. 7 @ Denison
Sept. 14 Kenyon
Sept. 21 @ Bluffton
Sept. 28 Franklin
Oct. 5 @ Defiance
Oct. 19 Manchester
Oct. 26 @ Anderson
Nov. 2 Hanover
Nov. 9 @ Mount St. Joseph 1:30 p.m. Nov. 16 Rose-Hulman 1:30 p.m.
Manchester university
Hall of Fame Game
Nov. 9, Hanover, Ind.
1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field
Hanover leads series 57-14
Last Meeting: Manchester, 35-34 (2012)
Location: North Manchester, Ind.
Founded: 1889 enrollment: 1,223
President: Jo Young Switzer
Athletic Director: Rick espeset
Sports Information: Mark Adkins
Web Site: www.manchester.edu
Nickname: Spartans
Colors: Black & Old Gold
Stadium: Burt Stadium
Capacity: 4,500
Playing Surface: Natural Grass, Lighted
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic
2012 Overall Record: 6-4
2012 Conference Record: 6-2 (2nd)
Head Coach: Shannon Griffith
Alma Mater: Ball State, 1991
Record at Manchester: 28-62 (nine seasons)
Spartans’ Schedule
Sept. 5 Trine 7:30
Sept. 14 Kalamazoo
Sept. 21 @ Franklin
Sept. 28 Rose-Hulman
Oct. 5 Bluffton
Oct. 12 @ Defiance
Oct. 19 @ earlham
Oct. 26 Mount St. Joseph
Nov. 9 @ Hanover
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Franklin College
Nov. 16, Hanover, Ind. victory Bell Game
Senior Day 1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 42-37-3
Last Meeting: Franklin, 58-29 (2012)
Location: Franklin, Indiana
Founded: 1834
enrollment: 1,014
President: James Moseley
Athletic Director: Kerry Prather
Sports Information: Dale Long Web Site: www.franklincollege.edu
Nickname: Grizzlies
Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold Stadium: Faught Stadium Capacity: 2,000
Playing Surface: Astroturf
Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2012 Overall Record: 9-3
2012 Conference Record: 8-0 (1st)
Head Coach: Mike Leonard
Alma Mater: Hanover, 1984 Record at Franklin: 76-33 (10 seasons)
grizzlies’ Schedule
Sep. 7 @ Mount Union
Sep. 14 Butler
Sep. 21 Manchester
Sep. 28 @ earlham 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 12 Mount St. Joseph 1:30 p.m. Oct. 19 Anderson 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 26 @ Rose-Hulman 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 2 Defiance 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 9 @ Bluffton 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 16 @ Hanover 1:30 p.m.
2013 HANOveR COLLeGe Current SerieS SCOreS
anderson
Series: 42-22-0
1947: Hanover 26-7
1950: Anderson 34-7
1951: Hanover 35-0
1952: Hanover 25-0
1953: Hanover 26-0
1954: Hanover 20-7
1955: Hanover 32-6
1956: Hanover 48-27
1957: Anderson 29-20
1958: Hanover 14-12
1959: Anderson 26-7
1960: Hanover 14-7
1961: Anderson 26-13
1962: Anderson 21-7
1963: Anderson 38-12
1964: Hanover 20-18
1965: Anderson 21-12
1966: Hanover 14-0
1967: Hanover 33-22
1968: Anderson 21-19
1969: Anderson 43-22
1970: Anderson 34-8
1971: Anderson 29-6
1972: Anderson 29-0
1973: Hanover 24-14
1974: Hanover 76-0
1975: Hanover 76-6
1976: Hanover 62-14
1977: Hanover 24-13
1978: Hanover 12-10
1979: Hanover 26-0
1980: Hanover 28-13
1981: Anderson 28-23
1982: Anderson 14-3
1983: Anderson 14-10
1984: Hanover 25-24
1985: Hanover 31-27
1986: Hanover 41-6
1987: Hanover 38-7
1988: Anderson 56-42
1989: Hanover 40-24
1990: Anderson 30-12
1991: Anderson 36-26
1992: Hanover 38-19
1993: Anderson 28-21
1994: Hanover 37-9
1995: Hanover 41-35
1996: Hanover 34-17
1997: Hanover 21-0
1998: Hanover 58-20
1999: Hanover 31-12
2000: Hanover 48-26
2001: Anderson 51-27
2002: Hanover 41-23
2003: Hanover 48-19
2004: Hanover 21-0
2005: Hanover 35-28
2006: Hanover 27-3
2007: Anderson 37-27
2008: Anderson 56-12
2009: Hanover 51-13
2010: Hanover 28- 23
2011: Hanover 37-14
2012: Hanover 40-13
Bluffton
Series: 31-5-0
1972: Bluffton 17-14
1973: Hanover 31-13
1975: Hanover 21-7
1976: Hanover 13-7
1977: Hanover 52-6
1978: Hanover 31-0
1979: Hanover 21-0
1980: Hanover 24-0
1981: Hanover 31-7
1982: Hanover 62-17
1983: Hanover 35-10
1984: Hanover 44-7
1985: Bluffton 56-41
1986: Hanover 24-10
1987: Hanover 40-37
1988: Bluffton 40-21
1989: Hanover 31-21
1990: Bluffton 22-7
1991: Hanover 56-28
1992: Hanover 56-49
1993: Hanover 33-23
1998: Hanover 40-12
1999: Hanover 41-38
2000: Hanover 24-15
2001: Hanover 34-15
2002: Hanover 47-21
2003: Hanover 52-10
2004: Hanover 37-20
2005: Bluffton 33-19
2006: Hanover 7-6
2007: Hanover 24-21
2008: Hanover 42-19
2009: Hanover 52-19
2010: Hanover 27-20
2011: Hanover 42-7
2012: Hanover 40-13
defiance
Series: 21-12-0
1924: Hanover 21-6
1975: Hanover 27-0
1976: Hanover 24-3
1977: Defiance 30-0
1978: Defiance 24-12
1979: Hanover 24-17
1980: Hanover 27-14
1981: Hanover 51-26
1982: Hanover 7-6
1983: Hanover 17-16
1984: Hanover 45-42
1985: Hanover 35-24
1986: Hanover 47-7
1987: Hanover 44-20
1988: Hanover 51-10
1989: Hanover 27-0
1992: Defiance 35-14
1993: Defiance 46-29
1994: Defiance 35-24
1995: Hanover 38-20
2000: Defiance 13-7 (OT)
2001: Defiance 33-13
2002: Hanover 57-35
2003: Hanover 55-38
2004: Hanover 28-7
2005: Defiance 28-14
2006: Defiance 20-10
2007: Defiance 33-7
2008: Defiance 31-28 (OT)
2009: Hanover 30-27
2010: Defiance 24-10
2011: Hanover 37-12
2012: Hanover 47-14
earlham
Series: 40-14-2
1913: Hanover 6-2
1914: earlham 34-7
1915: earlham 15-6
1917: earlham 18-7
1920: earlham 28-3
1921: earlham 14-7
1922: Hanover 19-6
1923: Hanover 40-0
1924: Hanover 22-0
1925: earlham 28-0
1926: Hanover 6-0
1927: earlham 13-0
1928: earlham 18-7
1929: Hanover 7-0
1930: 7-7 Tie
1931: earlham 13-0
1932: Hanover 12-0
1933: Hanover 40-6
1934: Hanover 27-0
1942: Hanover 51-19
1948: Hanover 55-0
1949: Hanover 20-0
1951: Hanover 21-13
1952: Hanover 18-14
1953: Hanover 27-14
1954: Hanover 26-20
1955: earlham 26-16
1956: Hanover 67-13
1957: Hanover 47-3
1966: Hanover 45-25
1967: 14-14 Tie
1968: Hanover 21-17
1969: earlham 32-6
1970: earlham 12-7
1971: earlham 6-0
1972: Hanover 26-9
1973: Hanover 24-0
1974: Hanover 46-13
1975: Hanover 70-6
1976: Hanover 48-0
1977: Hanover 49-7
1978: Hanover 31-26
1979: Hanover 49-13
1980: Hanover 42-6
1981: Hanover 47-7
1982: Hanover 42-0
1983: earlham 35-16
1984: Hanover 14-0
1985: Hanover 51-36
1986: Hanover 42-14
1987: Hanover 35-14
1988: Hanover 48-23
1989: Hanover 20-6
2010: Hanover 51-23
2011: Hanover 62-0
2012: Hanover 55-10
Franklin Series: 42-37-3
1898: Hanover 18-11
1899: Franklin 17-0
1900: Hanover 16-6
1900: Tie 5-5
1901: Hanover 6-0
1901: Franklin 6-5
1902: Franklin 47-0
1903: Franklin 12-0
1906: Hanover 60-6
1908: Tie 5-5
1908: Hanover 17-6
1909: Hanover 31-5
1911: Franklin 15-0
1912: Franklin 28-3
1913: Franklin 6-0
1914: Hanover 14-13
1915: Franklin 74-0
1916: Franklin 72-7
1917: Franklin 21-3
1918: Franklin 14-6
1919: Franklin 76-0
1920: Franklin 34-0
1921: Franklin 7-0
1922: Tie 0-0
1923: Franklin 40-0
1937: Franklin 12-0
1938: Hanover 19-13
1939: Hanover 13-7
1940: Hanover 7-0
1941: Franklin 13-0
1942: Hanover 12-7
1946: Hanover 14-0
1947: Hanover 20-6
1948: Hanover 51-0
1949: Hanover 54-14
1950: Hanover 40-7
1951: Hanover 21-0
1952: Hanover 27-7
1953: Hanover 19-7
1954: Hanover 47-14
1955: Hanover 34-19
1956: Hanover 35-14
1957: Hanover 28-13
1958: Hanover 13-6
1959: Franklin 19-13
1960: Franklin 32-0
1961: Hanover 20-19
1962: Franklin 21-20
1963: Franklin 20-0
1964: Franklin 34-7
1965: Franklin 33-28
1966: Franklin 21-20
1967: Franklin 14-8
1968: Hanover 27-12
1969: Hanover 30-7
1970: Franklin 21-14
1971: Franklin 27-7
1988: Franklin 34-13
1989: Hanover 49-16
1990: Hanover 47-33
1991: Hanover 34-31
1992: Hanover 31-7
1993: Franklin 41-28
1994: Hanover 49-42
1995: Hanover 26-22
1996: Hanover 27-14
1997: Hanover 19-6
1998: Hanover 41-20
1999: Hanover 27-10
2000: Hanover 34-17
2001: Hanover 54-6
2002: Hanover 57-12
2003: Hanover 33-24
2004: Hanover 24-7
2005: Franklin 45-15
2006: Franklin 35-10
2007: Franklin 55-14
2008: Franklin 34-0
2009: Franklin 42-28
2010: Franklin 48-25
2011: Franklin: 40-15
2012: Franklin 58-29
illinois College Series: 1-4
1939: Hanover 10-7
1940: Illinois College 24-20
1941: Illinois College 7-0
1942: Illinois College 19-6
2012: Illinois College 51-28
Manchester Series: 57-14-0
1939: Manchester 7-0
1940: Manchester 28-6
1941: Hanover 7-0
1942: Manchester 7-0
1946: Hanover 21-0
1947: Hanover 14-6
1948: Hanover 27-7
1949: Hanover 27-0
1950: Hanover 34-13
1951: Hanover 12-7
1952: Hanover 20-7
1953: Hanover 12-0
1954: Hanover 20-7
1955: Manchester 21-20
1956: Hanover 20-7
1957: Hanover 22-0
1958: Hanover 13-7
1959: Hanover 25-13
1960: Manchester 21-7
1961: Hanover 16-12
1962: Manchester 27-21
1963: Manchester 31-14
1964: Manchester 12-7
1965: Hanover 27-7
1966: Manchester 18-13
1967: Hanover 52-18
1968: Hanover 19-14
1969: Hanover 26-7
1970: Manchester 41-40
1971: Manchester 7-6
1972: Hanover 22-7
1973: Hanover 21-0
1974: Hanover 33-13
1975: Hanover 41-0
1976: Hanover 17-0
1977: Hanover 21-0
1978: Hanover 47-14
1979: Hanover 24-20
1980: Hanover 34-6
1981: Hanover 31-7
1982: Hanover 32-0
1983: Hanover 10-7
1984: Hanover 54-0
1985: Hanover 13-10
1986: Hanover 28-6
1987: Hanover 35-14
1988: Hanover 31-13
1989: Hanover 48-20
1990: Hanover 48-13
1991: Hanover 35-19
1992: Hanover 28-21
1993: Hanover 45-7
1994: Hanover 42-13
1995: Hanover 41-19
1996: Manchester 35-22
1997: Hanover 45-7
1998: Hanover 71-26
1999: Hanover 45-14
2000: Hanover 43-3
2001: Hanover 29-16
2002: Hanover 49-7
2003: Hanover 57-18
2004: Hanover 31-7
2005: Hanover 48-7
2006: Hanover 32-14
2007: Hanover 30-28
2008: Hanover 35-34
2009: Manchester 30-8
2010: Hanover 35-25
2011: Hanover 58-7
2012: Manchester 35-34
Mount St. Joseph Series: 15-6-0
1990: Hanover 32-14
1991: Hanover 37-12
1994: Hanover 42-35
1995: Hanover 44-33
1996: Hanover 27-9
1997: Hanover 25-21
1998: Hanover 37-14
1999: Hanover 29-25
2000: Hanover 55-12
2001: Hanover 36-14
2002: Hanover 49-14
2003: Hanover 26-24
2004: Mount St. Joe 29-10
2005: Hanover 41-35 (OT)
2006: Mount St. Joseph 24-0
2007: Mount St. Joseph 56-21
2008: Mount St. Joseph 37-19
2009: Mount St. Joseph 28-13
2010: Hanover 25-15
2011: Mount St. Joseph 41-23
2012: Hanover 28-24
rose-hulman
Series: 33-29-2
1903: Rose-Poly 16-5
1910: Rose-Poly 33-0
1915: Rose-Poly 32-14
1916: Hanover 1-0
1917: Rose-Poly 51-0
1919: Rose-Poly 21-6
1921: Rose-Poly 49-17
1922: Rose-Poly 20-0
1923: Rose-Poly 7-0
1924: Rose-Poly 10-7
1926: Hanover 25-0
1927: Hanover 12-6
1928: Hanover 6-0
1929: Rose-Poly 19-7
1930: Rose-Poly 7-0
1931: Rose-Poly 13-0
1932: Rose-Poly 7-6
1933: Hanover 12-6
1939: Rose-Poly 18-6
1940: Rose-Poly 24-0
1942: Rose-Poly 61-2
1946: Hanover 7-0
1947: Hanover 23-7
1948: Hanover 46-0
1949: Hanover 62-0
1964: Hanover 42-0
1965: Rose-Poly 23-7
1968: Hanover 34-0
1969: Hanover 31-24
1970: Hanover 25-20
1971: Hanover 21-7
1972: Rose-Hulman 29-12
1973: Hanover 17-7
1974: Hanover 21-18
1975: Hanover 33-12
1976: Rose-Hulman 27-7
1977: Hanover 24-0
1978: Tie 0-0
1979: Rose-Hulman 19-11
1980: Hanover 20-13
1981: Tie 21-21
1982: Hanover 21-14
1983: Hanover 24-20
1984: Hanover 27-0
1985: Rose-Hulman 31-21
1986: Hanover 22-21
1987: Rose-Hulman 27-20
1988: Rose-Hulman 33-27
1989: Hanover 31-0
1990: Rose-Hulman 27-23
1991: Hanover 36-32
1992: Hanover 17-16
1993: Hanover 37-21
1994: Rose-Hulman 48-24
1995: Hanover 73-23
1996: Hanover 27-0
1997: Hanover 47-20
2006: Hanover 41-8
2007: Rose-Hulman 24-7
2008: Rose-Hulman 44-33
2009: Rose-Hulman 41-38
2010: Hanover 52-31
2011: Rose-Hulman 30-21
2012: Hanover 33-27 (OT) Wabash Series: 13-34
1886: Wabash 22-4
1887: Hanover 12-10
1901: Wabash 6-5
1903: Wabash 51-0
1904: Wabash 81-0
1909: Wabash 48-0
1916: Wabash 38-6
1922: Wabash 16-0
1923: Wabash 27-0
1924: Wabash 7-0
1925: Wabash 20-0
1933: Hanover 20-12
1934: Hanover 6-0
1937: Hanover 14-12
1938: Hanover 14-6
1939: Wabash 7-0
1940: Wabash 20-7
1941: Wabash 20-6
1950: Hanover 13-13
1951: Wabash 42-6
1952: Wabash 62-20
1953: Wabash 65-6
1958: Wabash 24-7
1959: Wabash 12-7
1960: Wabash 12-6
1961: Wabash 35-13
1962: Wabash 35-14
1963: Wabash 55-0
1964: Wabash 21-13
1965: Wabash 61- 7
1966: Wabash 35-19
1967: Hanover 17-16
1970: Wabash 53-19
1971: Wabash 13-7
1972: Hanover 29-22
1973: Wabash 10-0
1990: Hanover 50-6
1991: Wabash 26-14
1992: Wabash 38-33
1993: Wabash 55-21
1994: Hanover 39-27
1995: Hanover 41-21
1996: Wabash 37-17
1997: Hanover 10-7
1998: Wabash 28-21
1999: Hanover 28-18
2012: Wabash 33-12
2012 HANOveR COLLeGe SeaSOn StatiStiCS
date OPPOnent W/L SCOre
09-01-12 @ Illinois College Loss 51-2
09-08-12 Wabash Loss 33-12
09-15-12* Mt. St. Joseph (Ohio) Win 28-24
09-29-12* Rose-Hulman Win OT 33-27
10-06-12* @ Anderson Win 54-14
10-13-12* @ Bluffton (Ohio) Win 40-13
10-20-12* Defiance (Ohio) Win 47-14
10-27-12* earlham Win 55-10
11-03-12* @ Manchester Loss 35-34
11-10-12* @ Franklin Loss 58-29 * denotes conference game
Corrao, Spencer
Zeck, Colton
Britt, dexter
eubanks, dwayne
dunlop, dylan
noger, Jacob
gibson, Shawn
Blankman, Chris
Crapser, vaughn
Magaw, Justin
taylor, C.J.
allgood, Jake
interCePtiOnS
McConnell, Matt 3 51 17.0 0 40
Magaw, Justin 2 65 32.5 1 65
Jenkins, kris 1 0 0.0 0 0
dalton, andy 1 0 0.0 0 0
Freese, nathan 1 40 40.0 0 40
Worden, derrick 1 0 0.0 0 0
Waltz, ethan 1 22 22.0 0 22
alexander, Colin 1 0 0.0 0 0
Louis, Sam 1 0 0.0 0 0 total 12 178 14.8 1 65
Opponents 16 255 15.9 1 63
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Passafiume, daniel 15 382 25.5 1 89 Corrao, Spencer 13 324 24.9 0 80 Louis, Sam 4 94 23.5 0 35 Worden, derrick 3 31 10.3 0 24 eubanks, dwayne 3 73 24.3 0 31 Crapser, vaughn
edwards, Jamal
Punt returnS no.
Zeck, Colton 13 78 6.0 0 21
noger, Jacob 4 44 11.0 0 28
Passafiume, daniel 1 9 9.0 0 9
Fetner, ty 1 0 0.0 0 0
total 19 131 6.9 0 28
Opponents 14 164 11.7 0 64
2013 HANOveR COLLeGe SeaSOn reSuLtS
1886: 1-1
Hanover 11, Butler 2
Wabash 22, Hanover 4
1887: 2-0
Hanover 12, Wabash 10
Hanover 10, Butler 8
1889: 0-1
Butler 32, Hanover 0
1893: 0-1
Madison High School 8, Hanover 4
1894: 1-1
Hanover 24, Madison High School 0 Cincinnati 13, Hanover 12
1895: 2-0
Hanover 24, Madison Athletic Club 0
Hanover 12, Madison Athletic Club 4
1896: 0-2
Madison High School 10, Hanover 4
Manual High School 18, Hanover 0
1897: 4-0-1
Hanover 20, Carrollton High School 0
Hanover 14, New Castle Athletic Club 8
Hanover 10, Manual High School 4
Hanover 10, Madison Business College 4
Hanover 4, Madison Business College 4
1898: 3-1
Hanover 18, Franklin 11
Louisville Athletic Club 29, Hanover 0
Hanover 11, Madison Business 0
Hanover 29, Carrollton High School 0
1899: 3-3-1 - Coach Marshall
Manual High School 27, Hanover 6
Franklin 17, Hanover 0
Hanover 17, Carrollton High School 0
Manual High School 16, Hanover 6
Hanover 35, Moore’s Hill College 0
Hanover 5, Borden Institute 5
Hanover 30, Madison Athletic Club 10
1900: 2-2-1 - Coach Marshall
Hanover 16, Franklin 6
Hanover 5, Franklin 5
DePauw 47, Hanover 0
Hanover 61, Manual High School 0 Centre 26, Hanover 0
1901: 4-3-1 - Coach Marshall
Hanover 6, Franklin 0
Wabash 6, Hanover 5
Franklin 6, Hanover 5
Cincinnati 10, Hanover 0
Hanover 0, Shortridge High School 0
Hanover 5, Madison Athletic Club 0
Hanover 21, Madison High School 0
Hanover 5, Charleston Athletic Club 0
1902: 0-2-1 - Coach Marshall
Shortridge High School 12, Hanover 0 Franklin 47, Hanover 0
Hanover 6, Shortridge High School 6
1903: 0-4 - Coach Marshall
Rose Polytechnic 16, Hanover 5 Cincinnati 28, Hanover 6
Wabash 51, Hanover 0
Franklin 12, Hanover 0
1904: 2-2 - Coach Marshall
Hanover 35, Manual High School 0
Butler 17, Hanover 6
Wabash 81, Hanover 0
Hanover 65, Madison Athletic Club 0
1905: 1-1 - Jack thompson
Hanover 10, Columbus High School 0
Manual High School 6, Hanover 0
1906: 5-1 - Jack thompson
Hanover 20, Salem High School 0
Columbus High School 6, Hanover 0
Hanover 18, Madison Commercial Club 0
Hanover 60, Franklin 6
Hanover 16, Lawrenceburg High School 0
Hanover 28, Madison High School 0
1907: 3-2-1 - Jack thompson
Centre 11, Hanover 0
Hanover 22, Butler 0
Hanover 44, North vernon High School 0
Hanover 39, Lawrenceburg High School 0
Kentucky 40, Hanover 0
Hanover 6, University School 6
1908: 4-4-2 - Jack thompson
Hanover 0, Manual High School 0
Hanover 5, Franklin 5
Hanover 17, Franklin 6
Butler 18, Hanover 0
Butler 10, Hanover 0
Hanover 9, Cincinnati 5
Centre 24, Hanover 11
Hanover 6, Winona Technical 0
St. Mary’s 10, Hanover 4
Hanover 79, North vernon High School 0
1909: 1-4 - e.L. Weber
Cincinnati 6, Hanover 2
Butler 23, Hanover 5
Wabash 48, Hanover 0
Hanover 31, Franklin 5
St. Mary’s 6, Hanover 0
1910: 2-3 - e.L. Weber
Hanover 27, Moore’s Hill 0
Butler 5, Hanover 3
Hanover 33, Louisville 0
Centre 33, Hanover 0
Rose Polytechnic 33, Hanover 0
1911: 1-3 - Coach Black
Kentucky Military Institute 5, Hanover 0
Moore’s Hill 11, Hanover 2
Franklin 15, Hanover 0
Hanover 8, Indiana Dental College 5
1912: 0-5 - a.S. hotchkiss
Butler 54, Hanover 0
Kentucky 64, Hanover 0
Franklin 28, Hanover 3
Moore’s Hill 19, Hanover 0
Louisville 73, Hanover 0
1913: 4-2 - a.S. hotchkiss
Hanover 47, New Albany High School 0
Hanover 60, Kentucky Military Institute 0
Hanover 6, earlham 2
Transylvania 13, Hanover 6
Hanover 45, Moore’s Hill 0
Franklin 6, Hanover 0
1914: 2-3 - a.S. hotchkiss
Hanover 7, Kentucky Military Institute 3
Transylvania 60, Hanover 0
Hanover 14, Franklin 13
Butler 17, Hanover 16
earlham 34, Hanover 7
1915: 1-4 - g.L. rider
Hanover 68, Lawrenceburg High School 0
earlham 15, Hanover 6
Franklin 74, Hanover 0
Butler 20, Hanover 7
Rose Polytechnic 32, Hanover 14
1916: 1-5 - g.L. rider
Transylvania 44, Hanover 7
Georgetown 73, Hanover 0
Wabash 38, Hanover 6
DePauw 63, Hanover 3
Franklin 72, Hanover 7
Hanover 1, Rose Polytechnic 0
1917: 1-4 - earl Miles
Rose Polytechnic 51, Hanover 0
Butler 25, Hanover 7
Franklin 21, Hanover 3
earlham 18, Hanover 7
Hanover 27, Company B/334 Regiment 7
1918: 0-3 - earl Miles
St. Xavier 10, Hanover 7
Butler 32, Hanover 6
Franklin 14, Hanover 6
1919: 0-6-1 - Sylvester Paulus
Hanover 0, Butler 0
Rose Polytechnic 21, Hanover 6
Georgetown 76, Hanover 0
Franklin 76, Hanover 0
Centre 95, Hanover 0
St. Xavier 67, Hanover 0
valparaiso 54, Hanover 0
1920: 0-5-1 - andy norgen
Butler 53, Hanover 7
earlham 28, Hanover 3
Indiana State Normal 21, Hanover 7
Hanover 7, Kentucky Military Institute 7
Franklin 34, Hanover 0
St. Xavier 76, Hanover 0
1921: 1-6 - r.J. Ferguson
Butler 122, Hanover 0
earlham 14, Hanover 7
Franklin 7, Hanover 0
Louisville 19, Hanover 8
Rose Polytechnic 49, Hanover 17
St. Xavier 34, Hanover 0
Hanover 3, Dayton 0
1922: 3-3-1 - r.J. Ferguson
Wabash 16, Hanover 0
Rose Polytechnic 20, Hanover 0
Hanover 0, Franklin 0
Hanover 19, earlham 6
Hanover 66, Oakland City 0
Hanover 57, Huntington 0
DePauw 24, Hanover 0
1923: 2-6-1 - Orville hall
Butler 39, Hanover 0
Franklin 40, Hanover 0
Wabash 27, Hanover 0
Hanover 41, Oakland City 0
Hanover 40, earlham 0
Indiana 32, Hanover 0
Rose Polytechnic 7, Hanover 0
Georgetown 20, Hanover 7
Hanover 0, DePauw 0
1924: 4-5 - Orville hall
Butler 21, Hanover 6
Hanover 21, Defiance 6
DePauw 27, Hanover 7
Wabash 7, Hanover 0
Hanover 22, earlham 0
Hanover 38, evansville 0
Hanover 32, vincennes 0
Rose Polytechnic 10, Hanover 7
Georgetown 12, Hanover 0
1925: 2-6 - Orville hall
Wabash 20, Hanover 0
Cincinnati 12, Hanover 0
earlham 28, Hanover 0
Hanover 6, Indiana Central 0
DePauw 14, Hanover 0
Hanover 87, St. Mary’s 0 evansville 6, Hanover 0
Louisville 24, Hanover 0
1926: 4-3-1 - Orville hall
Butler 70, Hanover 0
DePauw 42, Hanover 0
Hanover 0, Oakland City 0
Hanover 6, earlham 0
Hanover 8, evansville 0
Hanover 14, Indiana Central 0 Ball State 13, Hanover 0
Hanover 25, Rose Polytechnic 0
1927: 1-6-1 - C.v. Money
evansville 13, Hanover 0
Miami 80, Hanover 0
Cincinnati 31, Hanover 7
Hanover 0, Oakland City 0
Indiana Central 7, Hanover 6 earlham 13, Hanover 0
Ball State 12, Hanover 6
Hanover 12, Rose Polytechnic 6
1928: 3-4 - C.v. Money
Cincinnati 20, Hanover 0
earlham 18, Hanover 7
Oakland City 6, Hanover 0
Hanover 6, Rose Polytechnic 0
Hanover 18, Indiana Central 0
Hanover 30, Bethel 0
Ball State 6, Hanover 0
1929: 3-3 - C.v. Money
Hanover 32, Lindsey Wilson 0
1st night football game in Indiana
Hanover 6, Oakland City 0
Bethel 20, Hanover 0
Rose Polytechnic 19, Hanover 7
Hanover 7, earlham 0
Wilmington 13, Hanover 0
1930: 1-3-2 - C.v. Money
Hanover 37, Lindsey Wilson 0
Hanover 6, Oakland City 6
Rose Polytechnic 7, Hanover 0
Louisville 32 Hanover 12
Hanover 7, earlham 7
Wilmington 14, Hanover 0
1931: 0-7-2 - C.v. Money
Hanover 3, Louisville 3
earlham 13, Hanover 0
Central Normal 14, Hanover 10
Dayton 39, Hanover 0
Rose Polytechnic 13, Hanover 0
Oakland City 13, Hanover 7
evansville 21, Hanover 6
Hanover 0, Indiana Central 0
DePauw 62, Hanover 0
1932: 6-2-1 - John van Liew
Hanover 60, Cincinnati 51
Rose Polytechnic 7, Hanover 6
Hanover 0, evansville 0
DePauw 13, Hanover 7
Hanover 26, Oakland City 0
Hanover 27, Central Normal 25
Hanover 12, earlham 0
Hanover 26, Oakland City 0
Hanover 20, eastern Illinois 0
1933: 6-2 - John van Liew
Hanover 12, Rose Polytechnic 6
Hanover 13, Oakland City 7
DePauw 12, Hanover 0
Miami 14, Hanover 0
Hanover 20, Ball State 0
Hanover 40, earlham 6
Hanover 20, Wabash 12
Hanover 33, eastern Illinois 0
1934: 7-2 - John van Liew
Hanover 6, Wabash 0
Miami 39, Hanover 6
DePauw 20, Hanover 0
Hanover 27, earlham 0
Hanover 19, Ball State 6
Hanover 7, Louisville 6
Hanover 26, evansville 0
Hanover 26, Georgetown 8
Hanover 13, Illinois Wesleyan 0
1935: 2-5-1 - John van Liew
Indiana State 14, Hanover 7
Butler 71, Hanover 7
DePauw 58, Hanover 6
Georgetown 55, Hanover 0
Hanover 20, Ball State 13
Hanover 25, evansville 12
Hanover 6, Louisville 6
Illinois Wesleyan 19, Hanover 0
1936: 1-6 - John van Liew
Indiana State 6, Hanover 0
Louisville 12, Hanover 2
Transylvania 12, Hanover 0
Hanover 19, valparaiso 18
evansville 19, Hanover 0
Ball State 7, Hanover 0
Georgetown 13, Hanover 0
1937: 5-3 - John van Liew
Hanover 13, Louisville 7
Hanover 14, Wabash 12
Hanover 13, Indiana State 6
Ball State 12, Hanover 0
Hanover 19, Central Normal 7
Franklin 12, Hanover 0
Georgetown 31, Hanover 0
Hanover 6, evansville 0
1938: 5-2 - John van Liew
Hanover 14, Wabash 6
Hanover 25, Central Normal 6
Hanover 12, Indiana State 6
Hanover 19, Franklin 13
Ball State 19, Hanover 0
Hanover 14, Louisville 13
evansville 8, Hanover 0
1939: 4-4 - John van Liew
Hanover 7, DePauw 6
Hanover 10, Illinois College 7
Manchester 7, Hanover 0
Wabash 7, Hanover 0
Hanover 13, Franklin 7
Hanover 7, evansville 6
Rose Polytechnic 18, Hanover 6
Louisville 20, Hanover 0
1940: 1-8 - John van Liew
Cincinnati 45, Hanover 0
DePauw 40, Hanover 6
Centre 35, Hanover 0
Illinois College 24, Hanover 20
Hanover 7, Franklin 0
Manchester 28, Hanover 6
Wabash 20, Hanover 7
Louisville 14, Hanover 13
Rose Polytechnic 24, Hanover 0
1941: 1-7 - John van Liew
Miami 53, Hanover 0
Illinois College 7, Hanover 0
DePauw 14, Hanover 0
Franklin 13, Hanover 0
Wabash 20, Hanover 6
Centre 51, Hanover 6
Louisville 21, Hanover 6
Hanover 7, Manchester 0
1942: 2-5 - John van Liew
Illinois College 19, Hanover 6
Manchester 7, Hanover 0
Hanover 12, Franklin 7
DePauw 53, Hanover 7
Centre 42, Hanover 12
Rose Polytechnic 61, Hanover 2
Hanover 51, earlham 19
no games from 1943-45 due to World War ii
1946: 4-3 - don veller
Hanover 7, Rose Polytechnic 0
Hanover 14, Franklin 0
Hanover 21, Manchester 0
Hanover 27, Centre 20
Indiana Central 6, Hanover 0
Canterbury 7, Hanover 0 Georgetown 41, Hanover 7
1947: 7-1 (4-1 hCC, 2nd) - Jack Carl
Hanover 44, Canterbury 12
Hanover 19, Georgetown 13
Hanover 26, Anderson 7
Hanover 14, Manchester 6
Hanover 20, Franklin 6
Hanover 14, Centre 7
Indiana Central 26, Hanover 14
Hanover 33, Rose Polytechnic 7
1948: 6-2 (6-0 hCC, 1st) - Jack Carl
DePauw 20, Hanover 14
Hanover 55, earlham 0
Hanover 34, Canterbury 6
Hanover 46, Rose Polytechnic 0
Hanover 27, Manchester 7
Hanover 40, Indiana Central 12
Hanover 51, Franklin 0 Centre 14, Hanover 0
1949: 8-1 (6-0 hCC, 1st) - garland Frazier
Hanover 42, Canterbury 0
Hanover 20, earlham 0
Hanover 27, DePauw 7
Hanover 62, Rose Polytechnic 0
Hanover 27, Centre 6
Hanover 54, Franklin 14
Hanover 21, Indiana Central 6
Hanover 27, Manchester 0
Burley Bowl - Johnson City, Tenn.
emory & Henry 32, Hanover 0
1950: 3-5-1 (3-2 hCC, 3rd) - garland Frazier
Southern Illinois 13, Hanover 7
DePauw 14, Hanover 13
Hanover 6, Indiana Central 0
Canterbury 21, Hanover 20
Centre 24, Hanover 14
Hanover 34, Manchester 13
Hanover 40, Franklin 7
Hanover 13, Wabash 13
Anderson 34, Hanover 7
1951: 6-3 (6-0 hCC, 1st) - raymond Struck
Western Illinois 26, Hanover 0
DePauw 14, Hanover 7
Hanover 21, Franklin 0
Hanover 21, earlham 13
Hanover 12, Manchester 7
Hanover 20, Indiana Central 0
Hanover 14, Taylor 6
Wabash 42, Hanover 6
Hanover 35, Anderson 0
1952: 6-1-2 (6-0 hCC, 1st) - raymond
Struck
Hanover 7, Ball State 7
Hanover 25, Anderson 0
Hanover 27, Franklin 7
Hanover 18, earlham 14
Hanover 20, Manchester 7
Hanover 20, Indiana Central 0
Wabash 62, Hanover 20
Hanover 20, Taylor 0
Hanover 7, Indiana State 7
1953: 4-4-1 (4-2 hCC, 2nd) - raymond Struck
Hanover 13, Ball State 13
Hanover 26, Anderson 0
Hanover 19, Franklin 7
Hanover 27, earlham 14
Hanover 12, Manchester 0
Indiana Central 18, Hanover 6
Wabash 65, Hanover 6
Taylor 7, Hanover 6
Indiana State 48, Hanover 13
1954: 4-5 (4-2 hCC, 2nd) - raymond Struck
Ball State 40, Hanover 6
Hanover 20, Anderson 7
Hanover 47, Franklin 14
Hanover 26, earlham 20
Hanover 20, Manchester 7
Indiana Central 45, Hanover 19
Centre 21, Hanover 6
Taylor 20, Hanover 14
Indiana State 33, Hanover 19
1955: 5-4 (4-2 hCC, 2nd) - Leo kelly
Ball State 39, Hanover 0
Hanover 32, Anderson 6
Hanover 34, Franklin 19
earlham 26, Hanover 16
Manchester 21, Hanover 20
Hanover 19, Indiana Central 13
Centre 27, Hanover 13
Hanover 38, Taylor 0
Hanover 20, Indiana State 6
1956: 8-1 (6-0 hCC, 1st) - Leo kelly
Ball State 12, Hanover 7
Hanover 20, Manchester 7
Hanover 39, Indiana Central 14
Hanover 26, Georgetown 0
Hanover 36, Taylor 20
Hanover 67, earlham 13
Hanover 19, Centre 13
Hanover 48, Anderson 27
Hanover 35, Franklin 14
1957: 8-1 (5-1 hCC, 1st) - Leo kelly
Hanover 34, Ball State 6
Hanover 22, Manchester 0
Hanover 52, Indiana Central 19
Hanover 21, Georgetown 0
Hanover 47, earlham 3
Hanover 26, Centre 19
Anderson 29, Hanover 20
Hanover 28, Franklin 13
Hanover 26, Taylor 6
1958: 5-4 (5-0 hCC, 1st) - Leo kelly
Hanover 13, Manchester 7
Hanover 20, Indiana Central 0
Georgetown 33, Hanover 14
Hanover 40, Taylor 19
Wabash 24, Hanover 7
Centre 20, Hanover 13
Hanover 14, Anderson 12
Hanover 13, Franklin 6
Indiana State 19, Hanover 13
1959: 2-6-1 (2-3 hCC, 4th) - Leo kelly
Hanover 25, Manchester 13
Hanover 32, Indiana Central 26
Georgetown 20, Hanover 14
Taylor 20, Hanover 6
Wabash 12, Hanover 7
Hanover 14, Centre 14
Anderson 26, Hanover 7
Franklin 19, Hanover 13
Indiana State 19, Hanover 16
1960: 2-7 (2-3 hCC, 4th) - Leo kelly
evansville 21, Hanover 0
Georgetown 19, Hanover 13
Franklin 32, Hanover 0
Hanover 14, Anderson 7
Wabash 12, Hanover 6
Centre 27, Hanover 6
Hanover 32, Taylor 6
Indiana Central 27, Hanover 13
Manchester 21, Hanover 7
1961: 3-6 (3-2 hCC, 3rd) - Leo kelly
evansville 26, Hanover 0
Georgetown 18, Hanover 7
Hanover 20, Franklin 19
Anderson 26, Hanover 13
Wabash 35, Hanover 13
Centre 26, Hanover 12
Taylor 14, Hanover 7
Hanover 7, Indiana Central 6
Hanover 16, Manchester 12
1962: 0-9 (0-6 hCC, 6th) - Leo kelly
Georgetown 19, Hanover 12
Franklin 21, Hanover 20
Anderson 21, Hanover 7
Wabash 35, Hanover 14
Maryville 27, Hanover 6
Taylor 21, Hanover 12
Indiana Central 19, Hanover 14
Manchester 27, Hanover 21
Centre 14, Hanover 13
1963: 0-9 (0-5 hCC, 6th) - Carl Benhase
Georgetown 33, Hanover 6
Franklin 20, Hanover 0
Anderson 38, Hanover 12
Wabash 55, Hanover 0
Maryville 19, Hanover 17
Taylor 68, Hanover 0
Indiana Central 20, Hanover 14
Manchester 31, Hanover 14
Centre 41, Hanover 20
1964: 2-7 - Wade roby
Georgetown 41, Hanover 7
Hanover 20, Anderson 18
Indiana Central 20, Hanover 13
Manchester 12, Hanover 7
Centre 28, Hanover 0
Taylor 23, Hanover 7
Wabash 21, Hanover 13
Franklin 34, Hanover 7
Hanover 42, Rose Polytechnic 0
1965: 1-8 - Wade roby
Georgetown 14, Hanover 0
Anderson 21, Hanover 12
Indiana Central 21, Hanover 13
Hanover 27, Manchester 7
Centre 33, Hanover 16
Taylor 20, Hanover 6
Wabash 61, Hanover 7
Franklin 33, Hanover 28
Rose Polytechnic 23, Hanover 7
1966: 4-5 (3-2 hCC, 2nd) - Wade roby
Georgetown 20, Hanover 14
Hanover 14, Anderson 0
Hanover 19, Indiana Central 0
Manchester 18, Hanover 13
Centre 13, Hanover 12
Hanover 21, Taylor 13
Wabash 35, Hanover 19
Franklin 21, Hanover 20
Hanover 45, earlham 25
1967: 5-4-1 - Wade roby
Northwestern Louisiana 49, Hanover 0
Hanover 33, Anderson 22
Hanover 27, Indiana Central 2
Hanover 52, Manchester 18
Centre 27, Hanover 19
Taylor 47, Hanover 6
Hanover 17, Wabash 16
Franklin 14, Hanover 8
Hanover 14, earlham 14
Hanover 27, Hastings 17
1968: 5-4 (4-2 hCC, 2nd)- Jon Mayfield
Hastings 41, Hanover 20
Hanover 27, Franklin 12
Anderson 21, Hanover 19
Hanover 19, Manchester 14
Hanover 34, Rose Polytechnic 0
Hanover 21, earlham 17
Hanover 34, Taylor 14
Indiana Central 18, Hanover 13
Centre 43, Hanover 14
1969: 6-3- Jon Mayfield
Hanover 29, Lake Forest 25
Hanover 30, Franklin 7
Anderson 43, Hanover 22
Hanover 26, Manchester 7
Hanover 31, Rose Polytechnic 24
earlham 32, Hanover 6
Hanover 30, Taylor 21
Hanover 44, Indiana Central 37
Centre 28, Hanover 22
1970: 2-7- Jon Mayfield
Wabash 53, Hanover 19
Franklin 21, Hanover 14
Anderson 34, Hanover 8
Manchester 41, Hanover 40
Hanover 25, Rose-Hulman 20
earlham 12, Hanover 7
Hanover 20, Taylor 14
Indiana Central 31, Hanover 14
Centre 21, Hanover 0
1971: 3-6- Jon Mayfield
Wabash 13, Hanover 7
Franklin 27, Hanover 7
Anderson 29, Hanover 6
Manchester 7, Hanover 6
Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 7
earlham 6, Hanover 0
Hanover 9, Taylor 3
Indiana Central 7, Hanover 3
Hanover 13, Centre 0
1972: 4-5 (2-5 hBCC, 8th) - rick Carter
Hanover 29, Wabash 22
Bluffton 17, Hanover 14
Rose-Hulman 29, Hanover 12
Hanover 22, Manchester 7
Wilmington 15, Hanover 14
Hanover 26, earlham 9
Anderson 29, Hanover 0
Taylor 24, Hanover 21
Hanover 20, Centre 8
1973: 8-1 (6-1 hBCC, 1st) - rick Carter
Wabash 10, Hanover 0
Hanover 14, Findlay 12
Hanover 24, Anderson 14
Hanover 17, Rose-Hulman 7
Hanover 21, Manchester 0
Hanover 38, Centre 21
Hanover 24, earlham 0
Hanover 31, Bluffton 13
Hanover 28, Taylor 14
1974: 9-1 (7-0 hBCC, 1st) - rick Carter
Hanover 81, Saint Ambrose 0
Hanover 32, Wilmington 7
Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 18
Hanover 33, Manchester 13
Hanover 29, Findlay 15
Hanover 46, earlham 13
Hanover 76, Anderson 0
Hanover 41, Taylor 15
Hanover 51, Centre 0
NAIA National Playoffs
Missouri valley 37, Hanover 29
1975: 9-1 (8-0 hBCC, 1st) - rick Carter
Hanover 21, Bluffton 7
Hanover 27, Defiance 0
Hanover 33, Rose-Hulman 12
Hanover 41, Manchester 0
Hanover 26, Findlay 0
Hanover 70, earlham 6
Hanover 76, Anderson 6
Hanover 28, Taylor 0
Hanover 34, Wilmington 0
NAIA National Playoffs
Texas Lutheran 32, Hanover 13
1976: 6-3 (6-2 hBCC, 1st) - rick Carter
Hanover 48, earlham 0
Hanover 62, Anderson 14
Taylor 13, Hanover 12
Rose-Hulman 27, Hanover 7
Hanover 24, Defiance 3
Hanover 13, Bluffton 7
Hanover 23, Wilmington 3
Hanover 17, Manchester 0
Findlay 44, Hanover 6
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1977: 7-2 (6-2 hBCC, 3rd) - Pete Compise
Hanover 49, earlham 7
Hanover 24, Anderson 13
Hanover 19, Taylor 3
Defiance 30, Hanover 0
Hanover 52, Bluffton 6
Wilmington 7, Hanover 3
Hanover 21, Manchester 0
Hanover 14, Findlay 7
Hanover 24, Rose-Hulman 0
1978: 6-2-1 (6-2 hBCC, 2nd) - Pete Compise
Hanover 12, Anderson 10
Hanover 31, Taylor 13
Hanover 0, Rose-Hulman 0
Defiance 24, Hanover 12
Hanover 31, Bluffton 0
Hanover 21, Wilmington 0
Hanover 47, Manchester 14
Findlay 30, Hanover 11
Hanover 31, earlham 26
1979: 7-2 (7-1 hBCC, 1st) - Pete Compise
Hanover 26, Anderson 0
Hanover 26, Taylor 0
Rose-Hulman 19, Hanover 11
Hanover 24, Defiance 17
Hanover 21, Bluffton 0
Wilmington 22, Hanover 18
Hanover 24, Manchester 20
Hanover 31, Findlay 27
Hanover 49, earlham 13
1980: 8-2 (7-1 hBCC, 1st) - Pete Compise
Hanover 13, Taylor 0
Hanover 20, Rose-Hulman 13
Hanover 27, Defiance 14
Hanover 24, Bluffton 0
Wilmington 39, Hanover 20
Hanover 34, Manchester 6
Hanover 23, Findlay 14
Hanover 42, earlham 6
Hanover 28, Anderson 13
NAIA National Playoffs
Wilmington 56, Hanover 49
1981: 5-3-1 (5-3 hBCC, 3rd) - Pete Compise
Hanover 41, Taylor 31
Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 21
Hanover 51, Defiance 26
Hanover 31, Bluffton 7
Wilmington 38, Hanover 8
Hanover 31, Manchester 7
Findlay 16, Hanover 9
Hanover 47, earlham 7
Anderson 28, Hanover 23
1982: 7-2 (6-2 hBCC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 14
Hanover 7, Defiance 6
Hanover 62, Bluffton 17
Hanover 14, Wilmington 7
Hanover 32, Manchester 0
Findlay 31, Hanover 7
Hanover 42, earlham 0
Anderson 14, Hanover 3
Hanover 24, Taylor 23
1983: 5-4 (3-4 hBCC, 5th) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 24, Rose-Hulman 20
Hanover 17, Defiance 16
Hanover 35, Bluffton 10
Wilmington 31, Hanover 30
Hanover 10, Manchester 7
Findlay 28, Hanover 0
earlham 35, Hanover 16
Anderson 14, Hanover 10
Hanover 35, Taylor 17
1984: 8-2-1 (4-1-1 hBCC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 27, Rose-Hulman 0
Hanover 45, Defiance 42
Hanover 44, Bluffton 7
Hanover 29, Wilmington 29
Hanover 54, Manchester 0
Findlay 35, Hanover 29
Hanover 14, earlham 0
Hanover 25, Anderson 24
Hanover 53, Union 0
NAIA National Playoffs
Hanover 18, Findlay 17
Linfield 55, Hanover 14
1985: 5-4 (3-3 hBCC, 4th) - Wayne Perry
Rose-Hulman 31, Hanover 21
Hanover 35, Defiance 24
Bluffton 56, Hanover 41
Wilmington 32, Hanover 25
Hanover 13, Manchester 10
Findlay 49, Hanover 9
Hanover 51, earlham 36
Hanover 31, Anderson 27
Hanover 46, Kentucky Wesleyan 7
1986: 8-2 (independent) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 22, Rose-Hulman 21
Hanover 42, earlham 14
Georgetown 31, Hanover 18
Hanover 42, Union 0
Hanover 47, Defiance 7
Hanover 41, Anderson 6
Hanover 28, Manchester 6
Hanover 24, Bluffton 10
Hanover 28, Olivet Nazarene 13
NAIA National Playoffs
Wisc-LaCrosse 35, Hanover 33
1987: 6-3 (independent) - Wayne Perry
Rose-Hulman 27, Hanover 20
Hanover 35, earlham 14
Georgetown 37, Hanover 14
Hanover 45, Union 21
Hanover 44, Defiance 20
Hanover 38, Anderson 7
Hanover 35, Manchester 14
Hanover 40, Bluffton 37
Taylor 42, Hanover 41
1988: 4-6 (independent) - Wayne Perry
Rose-Hulman 33, Hanover 27
Hanover 48, earlham 23
Georgetown 41, Hanover 13
Hanover 49, Campbellsville 12
Hanover 51, Defiance 10
Anderson 56, Hanover 42
Hanover 31, Manchester 13
Bluffton 40, Hanover 21
Franklin 34, Hanover 13
Taylor 38, Hanover 35
1989: 9-1-1 (7-0 iCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 31, Rose-Hulman 0
Hanover 20, earlham 6
Hanover 14, Georgetown 14
Hanover 36, Campbellsville 0
Hanover 27, Defiance 0
Hanover 40, Anderson 24
Hanover 48, Manchester 20
Hanover 31, Bluffton 21
Hanover 49, Franklin 16
Hanover 45, Taylor 17
NAIA National Playoffs
Missouri valley 48, Hanover 27
1990: 6-4 (4-3 iCaC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry
Bluffton 22, Hanover 7
Hanover 32, Mount St. Joseph 14
Hanover 17, Georgetown 14
Anderson 30, Hanover 12
Hanover 50, Wabash 6
Rose-Hulman 27, Hanover 23
Hanover 17, Taylor 0
Hanover 48, Manchester 13
DePauw 37, Hanover 18
Hanover 47, Franklin 33
1991: 7-3 (4-2 iCaC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 56, Bluffton 28
Hanover 37, Mount St. Joseph 12
Georgetown 55, Hanover 46
Anderson 36, Hanover 26
Wabash 26, Hanover 14
Hanover 36, Rose-Hulman 32
Hanover 17, Taylor 8
Hanover 35, Manchester 19
Hanover 37, DePauw 31
Hanover 34, Franklin 31
1992: 6-4 (4-2 iCaC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry
Defiance 35, Hanover 14
Thomas More 42, Hanover 30
Hanover 56, Bluffton 49
DePauw 31, Hanover 15
Hanover 38, Anderson 19
Wabash 38, Hanover 33
Hanover 17, Rose-Hulman 16
Hanover 49, Taylor 21
Hanover 28, Manchester 21
Hanover 31, Franklin 7
1993: 3-7 (2-4 iCaC, 4th) - Wayne Perry
Defiance 46, Hanover 29
Thomas More 36, Hanover 22
Hanover 33, Bluffton 23
DePauw 21, Hanover 14
Anderson 28, Hanover 21
Wabash 55, Hanover 21
Hanover 37, Rose-Hulman 21
Taylor 47, Hanover 45
Hanover 45, Manchester 7
Franklin 41, Hanover 28
1994: 8-2 (5-1 iCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 44, Otterbein 19
Hanover 31, Centre 19
Defiance 35, Hanover 24
Hanover 42, Mount St. Joseph 35
Hanover 35, DePauw 10
Hanover 37, Anderson 9
Hanover 39, Wabash 27
Rose-Hulman 48, Hanover 24
Hanover 42, Manchester 13
Hanover 49, Franklin 42
1995: 10-1 (6-0 iCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 24, Otterbein 7
Hanover 14, Centre 3
Hanover 38, Defiance 20
Hanover 44, Mount St. Joseph 33
Hanover 45, DePauw 25
Hanover 41, Anderson 35
Hanover 41, Wabash 21
Hanover 73, Rose-Hulman 23
Hanover 41, Manchester 19
Hanover 26, Franklin 22
NCAA National Playoffs
Mount Union 52, Hanover 18
1996: 6-4 (3-3 iCaC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 32, Otterbein 0
Hanover 23, North Central 14
Centre 14, Hanover 13
Hanover 27, Mount St. Joseph 9
Manchester 35, Hanover 22
DePauw 41, Hanover 34
Hanover 34, Anderson 17
Wabash 37, Hanover 17
Hanover 27, Rose-Hulman 0
Hanover 27, Franklin 14
1997: 10-1 (6-0 iCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 35, Otterbein 28 (OT)
Hanover 24, North Central 7
Hanover 22, Centre 17
Hanover 25, Mount St. Joseph 21
Hanover 45, Manchester 7
Hanover 34, DePauw 7
Hanover 21, Anderson 0
Hanover 10, Wabash 7
Hanover 47, Rose-Hulman 20
Hanover 19, Franklin 6
NCAA National Playoffs
John Carroll 30, Hanover 20
1998: 9-1 (6-1 hCaC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 29, Thomas More 28
Hanover 49, eureka 7
Hanover 30, Washington & Jefferson 20
Hanover 40, Bluffton 12
Hanover 71, Manchester 26
Hanover 31, Wilmington 24
Hanover 37, Mount St. Joseph 14
Hanover 58, Anderson 20
Wabash 28, Hanover 21
Hanover 41, Franklin 20
1999: 10-1 (7-0 hCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover, 45, Thomas More 19
Hanover 35, eureka 17
Hanover 30, Washington & Jefferson 13
Hanover 41, Bluffton 38
Hanover 45, Manchester 14
Hanover 30, Wilmington 15
Hanover 29, Mount St. Joseph 25
Hanover 31, Anderson 12
Hanover 28, Wabash 18
Hanover 27, Franklin 10
NCAA National Playoffs
Ohio Northern 56, Hanover 14
hanOver in the PLaYOFFS
Hanover has made 12 appearances in the national playoffs. The Panthers are 2-12 in postseason games. The squad is 1-6 in NCAA Division III national playoff games.
nCaa Playoff appearances
2003 54-32 loss at Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio)
2002 34-33 loss to Wittenberg (Ohio)
2000 20-3 win at Hope (Mich.) 32-21 loss at Wittenberg (Ohio)
1999 56-14 loss to Ohio Northern 1997 30-20 loss to John Carroll (Ohio) 1995 52-18 loss at Mount Union (Ohio)
naia Playoff appearances
1989 48-27 loss at Missouri valley
1986 35-33 loss to Wisconsin-LaCrosse
1984 18-17 win at Findlay (Ohio) 55-14 loss at Linfield (Ore.)
1980 56-49 loss at Wilmington (Ohio)
1975 32-13 loss at Texas Lutheran 1974 37-29 loss to Missouri valley
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2000: 8-4 (5-1 hCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 24, DePauw 21
Thomas More 38, Hanover 37 (OT)
Washington & Jefferson 50, Hanover 32
Hanover 25, Alma 7
Defiance 13, Hanover 7 (OT)
Hanover 24, Bluffton 15
Hanover 55, Mount St. Joseph 12
Hanover 48, Anderson 26
Hanover 43, Manchester 3
Hanover 34, Franklin 17
NCAA National Playoffs
Hanover 20, Hope 3
Wittenberg 32, Hanover 21
2001: 5-5 (4-2 hCaC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 30, DePauw 27
Thomas More 28, Hanover 21
Washington & Jefferson 35, Hanover 10
Alma 56, Hanover 14
Defiance 33, Hanover 13
Hanover 34, Bluffton 15
Hanover 36, Mount St. Joseph 14
Anderson 51, Hanover 27
Hanover 29, Manchester 16
Hanover 54, Franklin 6
2002: 10-1 (6-0 hCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 47, Urbana 14
Hanover 36, Thomas More 3
Hanover 31, DePauw 21
Hanover 49, Manchester 7
Hanover 57, Defiance 35
Hanover 47, Bluffton 21
Hanover 41, Anderson 23
Hanover 35, Washington & Jefferson 14
Hanover 49, Mount St. Joseph 14
Hanover 57, Franklin 12
NCAA National Playoffs
Wittenberg 34, Hanover 33
2003: 8-3 (6-0 hCaC, 1st) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 34, Urbana 17
Hanover 33, Thomas More 30 (OT)
DePauw 39, Hanover 20
Hanover 57, Manchester 18
Hanover 55, Defiance 38
Hanover 52, Bluffton 10
Hanover 48, Anderson 19
Washington & Jefferson 42, Hanover 28
Hanover 26, Mount St. Joseph 24
Hanover 33, Franklin 24
NCAA National Playoffs
Baldwin-Wallace 54, Hanover 32
2004: 6-4 (5-1 hCaC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry
Thomas More 31, Hanover 30
Washington & Jefferson 27 Hanover 15
Bridgewater 72, Hanover 24
Hanover 34, Waynesburg 31
Mount St. Joseph 29, Hanover 10
Hanover 31, Manchester 7
Hanover 28, Defiance 7
Hanover 37, Bluffton 20
Hanover 21, Anderson 0
Hanover 24, Franklin 7
2005: 4-6 (3-3 hCaC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry
Hanover 12, Thomas More 7
Washington & Jefferson 56, Hanover 20
Bridgewater 56, Hanover 42
Waynesburg 34, Hanover 17
Hanover 41, Mount St. Joseph 35 (OT)
Hanover 48, Manchester 7
Defiance 28, Hanover 14
Bluffton 33, Hanover 19
Hanover 35, Anderson 28
Franklin 45, Hanover 15
2006: 4-6 (4-3 hCaC, 4th) - Wayne Perry
Thomas More 25, Hanover 23
Butler 30, Hanover 20
Washington & Jefferson 35, Hanover 0
Hanover 41, Rose-Hulman 8
Mount St. Joseph 24, Hanover 0
Hanover 32, Manchester 14
Defiance 20, Hanover 10
Hanover 7, Bluffton 6
Hanover 27, Anderson 3
Franklin 35, Hanover 10
2007: 2-8 (2-5 hCaC, 6th) - Wayne Perry
Thomas More 40, Hanover 24
Butler 44, Hanover 14
Washington & Jefferson 50, Hanover 14
Rose-Hulman 24, Hanover 7
Mount St. Joseph 56, Hanover 21
Hanover 30, Manchester 28
Defiance 33, Hanover 7
Hanover 24, Bluffton 21
Anderson 37, Hanover 27
Franklin 55, Hanover 14
2008: 2-7 (2-5 hCaC, 7th) – Joe austin
Centre 46, Hanover 22
Waynesburg 34, Hanover 32
Anderson 56, Hanover 12
Rose-Hulman 44, Hanover 33
Mount St. Joseph 37, Hanover 19
Hanover 35, Manchester 34
Defiance 31, Hanover 28 (OT)
Hanover 42, Bluffton 19
Franklin 34, Hanover 0
2009: 3-7 (3-4 hCaC, 5th) – Joe austin
Centre 34, Hanover 20
Waynesburg 49, Hanover 21
Butler 42, Hanover 21
Hanover 51, Anderson 13
Rose-Hulman 41, Hanover 38
Mount St. Joseph 28, Hanover 13
Manchester 30, Hanover 8
Hanover 30, Defiance 27
Hanover 52, Bluffton 19
Franklin 42, Hanover 28
2010: 7-3 (6-2 hCaC, 2nd) – Joe austin
Hanover 28, Centre 27 (OT)
Thomas More 56, Hanover 12
Defiance 24, Hanover 10
Hanover 52, Rose-Hulman 31
Hanover 28, Anderson 23
Hanover 51, earlham 23
Hanover 35, Manchester 25
Hanover 27, Bluffton 20
Hanover 25, Mount St. Joseph 15
Franklin 48, Hanover 25
2011: 5-5 (5-3 hCaC, 2nd) – Joe austin
Centre 38, Hanover 21
Thomas More 44, Hanover 13
Hanover 37, Defiance 12
Rose-Hulman 30, Hanover 21
Hanover 37, Anderson 14
Hanover 62, earlham 0
Hanover 58, Manchester 7
Hanover 42, Bluffton 7
Mount St. Joseph 41, Hanover 23
Franklin 40, Hanover 15
2012: 6-4 (6-2 hCaC, 2nd) –
Steve Baudendistel
Illinois College 51, Hanover 28
Wabash 33, Hanover, 12
Hanover 28, Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) 24
Hanover 33, Rose-Hulman 27 (OT)
Hanover 54, Anderson 14
Hanover 40, Bluffton (Ohio) 13
Hanover 47, Defiance (Ohio) 14
Hanover 55, earlham 10
Manchester 35, Hanover 34
Franklin 58, Hanover 29
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INDIvIDUAL ReCORDS
total Offense
1. 9,976, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
2. 8,147, eric Bruns, 1996-00
3. 8,134, Terry Peebles, 1992-95
4. 7,952, Brett Dietz, 2000-03 Passing Offense
1. 10,450, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
2. 8,019, eric Bruns, 1996-00
3. 7,606, Brett Dietz, 2000-03
4. 7,337, Terry Peebles, 1992-95 rushing Offense
1. 3,022, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977
2. 2,517, Howard Treesh, 1947-49
3. 2,278, Nate Clemmons, 1972-754. 2,162, Bill Wilcox, 1996-00 receiving Offense
1. 3,485, Daniel Passafiume, 2008-10, 2012 (344 catches)
2. 3,332, Mike Luker, 1985-88 (226)
2. 3,332, Brian Glesing, 1989-92 (206)
4. 3,005, Tarrik Wilson, 1996-99 (242) all-Purpose Offense
1. 5,892, Brian Glesing, 1989-92
2. 5,386, Daniel Passafiume, 2008-10, 2012
3. 4,448, Bill Wilcox, 1996-00
4. 4,235, Ben Fox, 1992-95 Scoring Offense
1. 294, Brian Glesing, 1989-92
2. 257, Daniel Passafiume, 2008-10, 2012
3. 254, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977
3. 254, Howard Treesh, 1947-49
3. 254, Bill Wilcox, 1996-00
tackles
1. 526, Don Katzman, 1977-80
2. 457, Kevin O’Donohue, 1994-97
3. 456, Mark Deal, 1981-84
4. 423, Andy Dalton, 2009-12
total Offense
Career: 9,976, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
Season: 4,443, Terry Peebles, 1995 Game: 595, Paul Gray vs. Georgetown, 1991
Passing Yards
Career: 10,450, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
Season: 4,031, Brett Dietz, 2003
Game: 630, Paul Gray vs. Georgetown, 1991
Play: 99 yards, Alex Kiel vs. Manchester, 2006
Passes attempted
Career: 1,356, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
Season: 575, Brett Dietz, 2003 Game: 92, Paul Gray vs. Georgetown, 1991
Passes Completed
Career: 835, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
Season: 360, Brett Dietz, 2003 Game: 46, Brett Dietz, vs. BaldwinWallace, 2003 (46-78-4)
Completion Percentage
Career: 64.9, Chris Stormer, 1995-98 Season: 67.5, Chris Stormer, 1998 Game: 88.6, Chris Stormer vs. Manchester, 1997 (39-44)
touchdown Passes
Career: 98, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86
Season: 41, Terry Peebles, 1995
Game: 7, Paul Gray vs. Georgetown, 1991; Terry Peebles vs. DePauw & Rose-Hulman, 1995 Pass receptions
Career: 344, Daniel Passafiume, 2008-10, 2012
Season: 117, Tyler Thiems, 2008
Game: 25, Daniel Passafiume, vs. Franklin, 2009 receiving Yards
Career: 3,485, Daniel Passafiume, 2008-10, 2012 (344 catches)
Season: 1,622, Mike Luker, 1988
Game: 262, Mike Luker vs Rose-Hulman, 1988
Play: 99 yards, Dustin Stewart vs. Manchester, 2006 receiving touchdowns
Career: 39, Daniel Passafiume, 2008-10, 2012
Season: 16, Mike Luker, 1988
Game: 5, Tarrik Wilson vs. Manchester, 1998 rushing attempts
Career: 527, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977 Season: 215, Rob Henkle, 1981
Game: 39, Walt Worley vs. Bluffton, 1979 rushing Yards
Career: 3,022, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977
Season: 1,383, Howard Treesh, 1948
Game: 279, Howard Treesh vs. Rose Poly, 1948
Play: 85, Adam Stevenson vs. Bluffton, 2003 rushing touchdowns
Career: 41, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977
Season: 12, Anthony Brantley, 1973
Game: 6, Gene Hough, vs. St. Mary’s, 1925
Play: 85, Adam Stevenson vs. Bluffton, 2003 kick Scoring
Career: 166, Dan Farrington, 1991-94
Season: 80, Nathan Littlefield, 2003 (11 FGs)
Game: 14, Drew Starck vs. Franklin, 2002 (3 FGs/5 PATs)
Field Goal: 52 yards, Tom Harlan vs. Anderson, 1983, and Drew Starck vs. Franklin, 2002
total Points
Career: 294, Brian Glesing, 1989-92
Season: 110, Tarrik Wilson, 1998 Game: 54, eugene Hough, vs St. Mary’s (Ky.), 1925 (8 TDs, 6 PATs) tackles
Career: 526, Don Katzman, 1977-80
Season: 190, Don Katzman, 1980
Game: 33, Don Katzman vs. Findlay, 1979 interceptions
Career: 16, Robb Heidenreich, 1982-1985
Don Katzman, a 1981 graduate, was a firstteam all-American as a senior and earned honorable-mention all-American recognition as a junior and sophomore. Katzman finished his career as the leading tackler in school history, setting marks for most tackles in a game (33), season (190) and career (526).
Season: Nine, Corry Stewart, 2009
Game: Three, Tim Henkle vs. Anderson, 1973; Andy Southworth vs. Mount St. Joseph, 1997; Josh Bowman vs. Mount St. Joseph, 2000; and eric Kluft vs. Thomas More, 2002
For Touchdown: 85 yards, Andy Dalton, vs. Anderson, 2011
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Two-time Hanover most valuable player Daniel Passafiume is the school’s career receptions leader with 254 catches.In 2009 he also set a NCAA all-divisions single-game record with 25 receptions against Franklin College, breaking the mark held by NFL hall-offamer Jerry Rice.
TeAM ReCORDS
Best regular Season records
10-0 (outscored opponents 449-164), 2002
10-0 (outscored opponents 341-181), 1999
10-0 (outscored opponents 282-120), 1997
10-0 (outscored opponents 387-208), 1995
9-0 (outscored opponents 410- 81), 1974
9-0 (outscored opponents 356- 31), 1975
9-0-1 (outscored opponents 341-118), 1989
Worst regular Season records
0-9 (outscored by opponents, 204-119), 1962
0-9 (outscored by opponents, 325-83), 1963
Longest Winning Streak
Regular Season: 28, last eight games of 1973, all of 1974 and 1975, first two games of 1976
All Games: 17, last eight games of 1973, first nine games of 1974
Consecutive games Scoring: 216, three games in 1983, all games in 1984-2004
Consecutive games Shut Out: Four, 1946
Consecutive Shutouts: Five, last game in 1940, first four games in 1941
Consecutive Winning Seasons: 15, 1973-87
rushing Yards
Season: 3,203, 1948
Game: 583, vs. Indiana Central, 1957
Passing Yards Season: 4,138, 2003
Game: 630, vs. Georgetown, 1991
total Yards
Season: 5,296 (4,138 pass/1,158 rush), 2003 Game: 910 (426 rush/484 pass) vs. Franklin, 1948
Points Scored
Season: 482, 2002 (11 games)
Game: 87, vs. St. Mary’s (Ky.), 1925
Milestone victories
• 1st Win
11-2 vs. Butler, 1886
• 50th Win
27-7 vs. KMI, 1917
• 1st Night Game (Win)
32-0 vs. Lindsey-Wilson, 1929
• 100th Win
13-6 vs. Indiana State, 1937
• 150th Win
25-0 vs. Anderson, 1952
• 200th Win
27-7 vs. Manchester, 1965
• 250th Win
41-0 vs. Manchester, 1975
• 300th Win
42-0 vs. earlham, 1982
• 1st NAIA Playoff Win
18-17 vs. Findlay, 1984
• 350th Win
17-0 vs. Taylor, 1990
• 400th Win
10-7 vs. Wabash, 1997
• 1st NCAA Playoff Win
20-3 vs. Hope, 2000
• 450th Win
48-19 vs. Anderson, 2003
MvPS
2012 Daniel Passafiume, WR
2011 Matt Robinette, Te
2010 Daniel Passafiume, WR
2009 Daniel Passafiume, WR
2008 Tyler Thiems, WR
2007 Corey Fogle, RB
2006 Jason Allen, LB
2005 Mike Russell, WB
2004 Adam Stevenson, RB
2003 Brett Dietz, QB
2002 Jeffrey Jourdan, WR
2001 Todd england, RB
2000 John Agan, WR
1999 Tarrik Wilson, WR
1998 Chris Stormer, QB
1997 Kevin O’ Donohue, LB
1996 Kevin O’ Donohue, LB
1995 Terry Peebles, QB
1994 Terry Peebles, QB
1993 Damon Klesa, WR
1992 Brian Glesing, WR
1991 Paul Gray, QB
1990 Steve Kunselman, RB
1989 Gary Gabbard, QB
1988 Mike Luker, WR
1987 Bob Burkhart, QB
1986 Jon Pinnick, QB
1985 Jon Pinnick, QB
1984 Jon Pinnick, QB
1983 Mike Leonard, QB
1982 Brett Bardwell, QB
1981 Jeff Carter, WR
1980 Don Katzman, LB
1979 Cliff Hellyer, QB
ALL-AMeRICANS
Hattie Meyer, RB/QB, 1946 (HM)
William Klein, Te, 1947 (HM), 1948 (2nd), 1949 (HM)
Jim Peterson, QB, 1947 (3rd), 1948 (1st), 1949 (1st)
Hank Treesh, RB, 1948 (1st), 1949
Bob Wright, RB, 1956 (HM), 1957 (HM)
gary vandergriff, RB, 1957 (1st)
Dick Johnston, OL, 1958 (HM)
Joe Shires, WR, 1958 (HM)
Jack Mayfield, OL, 1958 (HM)
Phil Smith, OL, 1959 (HM)
Phil Winning, QB, 1969 (HM), 1970 (HM)
Bob Johnson, DL, 1971
Sam george, OL/DL, 1974 (HM)
anthony Brantley, RB, 1975 (1st), 1977 (HM)
Pete Corrao, OL, 1975 (HM)
Mike Chalk, DL, 1975 (HM)
gary Fricke, OL, 1975 (HM), 1976 (2nd)
Bruce Harbeson, QB, 1975 (HM)
Tim Henke, DB, 1975 (HM)
Kelly Kerin, DL, 1975 (2nd)
gary Myers, WR, 1975 (HM)
Brent Smith, LB, 1975 (HM)
Dan allen, LB, 1977 (HM)
gary leonhardt, Te, 1977 (HM)
gary Wilson, De, 1977 (HM), 1979 (HM)
Cliff Hellyer, QB, 1978 (HM), 1979 (HM)
1978 Cliff Hellyer, QB
1977 Dan Allen, LB
1976 Steve Dosmann, DL
1975 Bruce Harbeson, QB
1974 Jim Spencer, OL
1973 Bill Mannan, DL
1972 Mike Paul, LB
1971 Bob Johnson, DL
1970 Jim Reed, RB
1969 Phil Winning, QB
1968 Phil Winning, QB
1967 Tom Spencer, LB
1966 Al Kolb, Te
1965 Al Kolb, Te
1964 Mike Groh, DB
1963 Frank Martin, RB
1962 Dick Beal, RB
Don Katzman, LB, 1978 (HM), 1979 (HM), 1980 (1st)
Jeff Carter, WR, 1979 (HM), 1980 (2nd), 1981 (1st)
Walt Worley, RB, 1979 (2nd)
gary Cushing, RB, 1980 (HM)
Jeff Walton, Te, 1980 (HM), 1981 (2nd)
John Case, OL, 1982 (HM)
Tom Harlan, K, 1982 (HM), 1983 (HM)
rob Henkle, RB, 1982 (HM)
andy Hodek, P, 1982 (2nd), 1983 (2nd)
ron Mueller, DB, 1982 (2nd)
Chris Phelps, DL, 1982 (HM)
Bryan Perry, WR, 1983 (2nd), 1984 (2nd)
Dan abrell, WR, 1984 (HM), 1985 (HM)
Mike Buchanan, OL, 1984 (HM)
Mark Deal, LB, 1984 (HM)
robb Heidenreich, DB, 1984 (HM)
Dave Korengel, DL, 1984 (HM)
Jon Pinnick, QB, 1984 (1st), 1985 (2nd), 1986 (1st)
John Cravaack, DL, 1986 (HM), 1987 (HM)
Brad Dreyer, OL, 1986 (2nd)
Phil ochs, DB, 1986 (1st)
Bob Burkart, QB, 1987 (2nd)
Mike luker, WR, 1987 (1st), 1988 (1st)
Steve Hart, DB, 1988 (2nd)
Joel Benedetti, DB, 1989 (2nd)
Steve Weber, OL, 1989 (HM)
1961 Fred vargo, QB
1960 Jerry Winger, DB
1959 Jim Albright, QB
1958 Denny Sylvester, RB
1957 John Dwenger, RB
1956 Bob Wright, RB
1955 Danny Kile, RB
1954 Dick Deardurff, RB
1953 Jack Haines, OL/LB
1952 Dick Casten, RB
1951 Gary Fox, QB
1950 Tom Houser, RB
1949 Warren Guthrie, LB
1948 Hank Treesh, RB
1947 Bill Klein, WR
Brian glesing, WR, 1990 (HM), 1991 (1st)
Steve Kunselman, RB, 1990 (HM)
Shannon Michael, P, 1990 (HM)
Matt Woeste, LB, 1990 (HM)
Paul gray, QB, 1991 (1st)
Derek Moyers, WR, 1991 (1st)
nick roudebush, WR, 1994 (3rd)
Ben Fox, WR, 1995 (1st)
Kevin o’Donohue, LB, 1995 (HM), 1996 (1st), 1997 (1st)
Terry Peebles, QB, 1995 (1st)
Chris Stormer, QB, 1997 (2nd), 1998 (1st)
Jason Welty, DL, 1998 (3rd), 1999 (1st)
Tarrik Wilson, WR, 1998 (3rd), 1999 (3rd)
Josh Bowman, DB, 1999 (HM)
Scott Buening, DL, 1999 (HM)
andy Mitchell, WR, 1999 (HM)
Thad Molnar, LB, 1999 (HM)
anthony Weigleb, OL, 1999 (1st)
John agan, WR, 2000 (2nd)
eric Bruns, QB, 2000 (3rd)
Jeffrey Jourdan, WR, 2002 (2nd)
Josh Smith, OL, 2002
Corry Stewart, DB, 2009 (1st)
Matt Money, OL, 2011 (2nd, HM)
Matt robinette, Te, 2011 (2nd)
rory Mannering, DB, 2011 (HM)
Daniel Passafiume, WR, 2012, 2010
About 75 percent of all our student athletes, approximately 300 students, compete in outdoor sports. Hanover’s new outdoor athletic complex will give our teams access to locker rooms, training rooms and equipment rooms. Coaches, officials and fans will be able to enjoy a stadium press box with restrooms, a concession stand, locker rooms for coaches and officials, adequate facilities for visiting teams and a President’s Box.
“It’s exciting for everyone who cares about Panther athletics to anticipate the new and upgraded facilities for all outdoor sports that will take our programs to a new level.”
lynn nichols Hall ’82, Director of Athletics
Completion date: June 2014
Completion date: June 2014
The new outdoor athletic complex will serve the following sports:
• Baseball
• Cross Country
• Football
• Men’s Golf
• Women’s Golf
• Men’s Lacrosse
• Women’s Lacrosse
• Men’s Soccer
• Women’s Soccer
• Softball
• Men’s Tennis
• Women’s Tennis
• Track & Field
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HeARTLAND CONFeReNCe
The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference is a union of 10 private small colleges and universities from Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Formed in 1997, the Heartland Conference is affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association and participates at the Division III level, which offers no athletic scholarships.
The league currently sponsors men’s championship in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track & field and wrestling. Championships are awarded in nine women’s sports, including: basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track & field and volleyball.
Five member schools were formerly affiliated with the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference and three schools were members of the Association of Mideast Colleges.
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Anderson University, Franklin College, Hanover, Manchester University and the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology were each charter members of the ICAC. Bluffton University, Defiance College and the College of Mount St. Joseph were each members of the AMC.
Transylvania University, a former member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), officially joined the Heartland Conference in 2001. earlham College, a former member of the North Coast Athletic Conference, joined the HCAC prior to the 2010-11 academic year.
anderson university
Location: Anderson, Ind. enrollment: 2,750 www.anderson.edu
Bluffton university
Location: Bluffton, Ohio enrollment: 1,127 www.bluffton.edu
defiance College
Location: Defiance, Ohio enrollment: 1,070 www.defiance.edu
earlham College
Location: Richmond, Ind. enrollment: 1,200 www.earlham.edu
Franklin College
Location: Franklin, Ind. enrollment: 1,014 www.franklincollege.edu
hanover College
Location: Hanover, Ind. enrollment: 1,000 www.hanover.edu
Manchester university
Location: North Manchester, Ind. enrollment: 1,223 www.manchester.edu
College of Mount St. Joseph
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio enrollment: 2,300 www.msj.edu
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Location: Terre Haute, Ind.
enrollment: 1,900 www.rose-hulman.edu
transylvania university
Location: Lexington, Kentucky
enrollment: 1,100 www.transy.edu
www.heartlandconf.org
Strength Training
In the hills of Indiana, Where the broad Ohio flows, Stands a college old in story, In our hearts her mem’ry glows, Her devoted sons and daughters, Bring to her illustrious fame, And where e’er their footsteps wander, They will praise her name.
Hanover drive on down the field, Hanover hit that line, Hanover on to victory, Roll up that score this time, Undaunted on high our colors fly, The cardinal and the blue, So we’ll fight, yes, we’ll fight, For the goal’s in sight, Here’s to Hanover,
Hanover College Facilities
2013 Hanover Schedule
Sept. 7 illinois College 1:30 P.M. COMMUNITY DAY
Sept. 14 @ Wabash 1 P.M.
Sept. 21 @ Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) * 1:30 P.M.
Oct. 5 @ Rose-Hulman * 1:30 P.M.
Oct. 12 anderson * 1:30 P.M. FACULTY / STAFF DAY
Oct. 19 Bluffton (Ohio) * 1:30 P.M. HOMeCOMING
Oct. 26 @ Defiance (Ohio) * 1:30 P.M.
Nov. 2 @ earlham * 1:30 P.M.
nov. 9 Manchester * 1:30 P.M. HALL OF FAMe GAMe
nov. 16 Franklin * 1:30 P.M. SeNIOR DAY / vICTORY BeLL
Streaming live video of home games at hanover.edu/live * denotes Heartland Conference games
hanover Coaches Show
The Hanover College Coaches Show airs live from 7-8 p.m. each Wednesday on WIKI-95.3 FM and 953wiki.com. The program, hosted by Larry Duke, features 30 minutes with head football coach Steve Baudendistel. The second half of the show includes guests from the College’s active sports teams.
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