QUICK FACTS
School: Pennsylvania Western University, Clarion
Athletics Name As Should Appear in Print: Clarion City/Zip: Clarion, Pa. 16214
Founded: 1867 (Original University) | 2022 (Integrated University)
Nickname: Golden Eagles
School Colors: Blue & Gold
Stadium: Memorial Stadium
Capacity: 5,000
Surface: Sprinturf (Artificial)
Affiliation: NCAA Division II
Conference: PSAC (Western Division)
President: Dr. Jon Anderson
Director of Intercollegiate Athletics: Dr. Wendy Snodgrass
Alma Mater: Westminster (2001) Athletic Phone: 814-393-1997
Team Information
2024 Overall Record 3-8 (H: 2-4; A: 1-4)
2024 PSAC West Record/Finish 1-5 PSAC West / T-6th
Starters Returning 13 (8 offense, 5 defense) Starters Lost 9 (3 offense, 6 defense)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Raymond Monica
Alma Mater: North Alabama, 1990
Career Record: 92-95 (17 seasons)
Record at Clarion: 13-27 (Four seasons)
Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers: Josh Hager
Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks: Larry Wilson
Offensive Line: Vinnie Rizzo
Cornerbacks: Dave Durish
Running Backs / Tight Ends: Will Alexander
Defensive Line: Jimmy Gunning
Defensive Assistant: Coby Knight
Offensive Quality Control: Ricardo Volley
Athletic Communications
Director of Athletic Communications: Sean Fagan
Email: sfagan@pennwest.edu
Phone: (814) 393-2651 (o) / (724) 875-5396 (c)
Website: clariongoldeneagles.com
Address: 142 Tippin Gymnasium, Clarion, Pa. 16214
Football History
First Year of Varsity Intercollegiate Football: 1926
All-Time Record: 417-441-17
PSAC West Championships: 7 (1966, 1969, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1996, 2000)
PSAC Championship Game Wins: 4 (1966, 1977, 1980, 1983)
NCAA Playoff Appearances (Record): 1 (2-1)
Last Appearance: 1996 – National Semifinal
Series
History
• This will be the 12th meeting between the Golden Eagles and the Griffins, with Clarion owning a 6-5 advantage in the all-time series. Seton Hill has won three of the last four meetings, though Clarion had won five of the first seven contests between the teams.
• Last year marked the first time the home team had won in the series since 2019, when Seton Hill won 3116 at Offutt Field. The home team in this rivalry had not previously won since Oct. 5, 2019, when Clarion won 42-16 at Memorial Stadium.
• The last win for Clarion was on Oct. 8, 2022, a 40-13 win at Offutt Field. In that game the Golden Eagles excelled on special teams, scoring two touchdowns in the third phase of the game. Connor Lyczek blocked a field goal attempt that Legend Davis returned 67 yards for a score, and Zach Benedek scored on a fake field goal late in the second quarter to make it 21-0.
• In last year’s meeting, the Golden Eagles led at halftime and did an effective job limiting the Seton Hill offense for three quarters, but the Griffins chipped away and eventually broke through in the fourth quarter with 17 unanswered points. Ty Hurst threw the Golden Eagles’ lone touchdown of the day, lofting a ball to Trevon Tate for a 39-yard score. Logan Kent had one of his best days in a Golden Eagle uniform, rushing 14 times for 98 yards and catching four passes for 36 yards.
Scouting the Griffins
• Seton Hill was predicted to finish fifth in the PSAC West division in 2025 after finishing the 2024 season with a 3-8 overall record and a 1-5 mark in PSAC West play.
• To this point the Griffins are 4-4, including a 2-2 mark in PSAC West play. They picked up non-conference wins over West Liberty and Bloomsburg early in the season, and their conference victories include a road win over then-No. 6 California (16-7) and a home win over Gannon (28-14).
• Seton Hill head coach Kevin May is in his first season as head coach after spending six seasons as the defensive coordinator. May has coached two PSAC West Defensive Athletes of the Year, one All American and two finalists for the Cliff Harris Award. He has coached three All Region performers and 14 All PSAC West performers including eight first team All PSAC West selections.
• The Griffins lead the PSAC with 30 total sacks and are fourth in the conference with seven forced fumbles. Anthony Stribling leads the conference with 7.5 total sacks.
• Ky’ron Craggette is one of two players in the PSAC averaging better than 100 rushing yards per game, ranking second with 104.8 yards.
Golden Eagles Picked Seventh in PSAC West
• The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference announced their 2025 preseason football coaches’ poll on August 7. Clarion was predicted to finish seventh in the PSAC West division in 2025.
• Clarion returns 13 total starters from last year’s team that went 3-8 overall with a 1-5 record in the PSAC West division.
2025 PSAC Football West Division Preseason Poll
1. Slippery Rock (4)
2. IUP (3)
3. California (Pa.)
4. Gannon
5. Seton Hill
6. Edinboro
7. Clarion
2025 PSAC Football East Division Preseason Poll
1. Kutztown (7)
2. East Stroudsburg (1)
3. West Chester
4. Shepherd
5. Bloomsburg
6. Lock Haven
7. Shippensburg
8. Millersville
About the Coach
Raymond Monica, a two-time American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Region 1 Coach of the Year and two-time Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East Coach of the Year with more than 30 years of experience at the college level, became the 14th coach in Golden Eagle history on Feb. 17, 2022. He enters his fourth season at the helm of the program
Al Jacks Field Dedicated on August 28
• As a coach, administrator and professor, the late Al Jacks was an indelible part of the Clarion community for six decades. Now, his name will officially become a permanent part of Clarion athletics, when the playing surface at Memorial Stadium is officially renamed Al Jacks Field at Memorial Stadium.
• With Jacks at the helm of the football program, the Golden Eagles went 128-46-5 for a .729 winning percentage, and his 128 wins rank eighth all time for a head coach at a PSAC school. The team captured six PSAC West division titles (1966, 1967, 1969, 1977, 1978, and 1980) and three PSAC Championships (1966, 1977, 1980). Clarion’s 1980 team was named the ECAC “Team of the Year.”
• Jacks was inducted into the Western Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame – now named for another Clarion graduate, Robert “Tick” Cloherty – in 1979, and in 1980 the Golden Eagles were named the ECAC Division II Team of the Year. In Fall 2022 he went into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.
• The Golden Eagles did Coach Jacks justice with a shutout victory over Wheeling.
Larry Wilson Comes to Clarion
• The Golden Eagles will feature a new offensive coordinator in 2024 as veteran assistant coach Larry Wilson joins the staff. Wilson was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at IUP from 202224, and he made an immediate impact upon his arrival at IUP.
• The Crimson Hawk offense ranked among the top five in the PSAC in nearly every major statistical category, including third in scoring offense (31.6), third in passing offense (249.1), fourth in rushing offense (161.7) and second in total offense (410.8).
• Prior to that he spent 17 years at California (Pa.), Including a stretch where the Vulcans hit double figures in wins six times, made five straight NCAA Division II playoff appearances and three consecutive national semifinals.
Golden Eagles Return Trio of 2024 Captains
The Golden Eagles selected their 2024 captains at the conclusion of last season, with three of the five players returning to the fold in 2025. Quarterback Anthony Guercio and linebackers Griffin Buzzell and Dillon Tingle were selected as captains, alongside Trevon Tate and Jake Tarburton
Egan, Shaffer Recognized for Strong Spring Season
• Clarion head coach Raymond Monica handed out Most Improved awards at the conclusion of the 2025 spring practice schedule, honoring one player apiece on offense and defense.
• The offensive representative was wide receiver Holt Egan. The most improved defensive player over the spring was linebacker Luke Shaffer.
Buzzell, Kurtas Earn PSAC West Athlete of the Week Honors for Oct. 13
• After beating Gannon 48-46 in a shootout on Oct. 11, the Golden Eagles were rewarded by the PSAC with weekly award honors for linebacker Griffin Buzzell and kicker Andrew Kurtas, who earned PSAC West Defensive and Special Teams Athlete of the Week, respectively.
• Buzzell was a force on defense for the Golden Eagles, making a number of huge plays in what turned out to be a shootout win against the Golden Knights. Buzzell had a game-high 14 tackles and three sacks.
• Buzzell is the first Clarion player to record at least three sacks and one forced fumble in a game since Tyrone Archie on Sept. 19, 2015 against Cheyney.
• In a game where every point mattered, Kurtas was locked in. The junior kicker was a perfect 6-for-6 on extra point attempts and 2-for-2 on field goal attempts, including the game-winner with four seconds remaining. Both of Kurtas’ field goals came in the last three minutes of play.
• Kurtas is the first Golden Eagle kicker to boot a game-winning field goal in the final seconds of a game since Jarrett Esposito beat Mercyhurst with a kick during the 2022 season.
Buzz at Linebacker
• Linebacker Griffin Buzzell earned his second consecutive Second Team All-PSAC West honor, as the linebacker continued his development into a leader not just on the defense but for the team. He ranked fourth in the PSAC with 90 tackles while also contributing 4.5 tackles for loss, two sacks and an interception.
• Midway through the season Buzzell has been one of the best linebackers in the PSAC and the Region. He ranks third in the PSAC and tied for sixth in NCAA Division II with three forced fumbles, and is fourth in the nation in solo tackles with an average of 6.4 per game.
• Buzzell is fifth in the nation with an average of 11.9 total tackles per game.
The Offense by the (Conventional) Numbers
• Through seven games, the Golden Eagles rank second in the PSAC West division and third overall in the conference with an average of 37.1 points per game.
• That jibes well with their total offensive numbers; the Golden Eagles lead the PSAC with an average
The Last Time Clarion…
Offense
Had a 300-Yard Passer
Anthony Guercio (21-32, 407 yards) at California (PA), Oct. 18, 2025
Had a 400-Yard Passer
Anthony Guercio (21-32, 407 yards) at California (PA), Oct. 18, 2025
Had 200-Yard Rusher
Mylique McGriff (216) at Gannon, Nov. 4, 2017
Had Two 100-Yard Rushers
Ben Fiscus (204) and John Fuhrer (111) vs. Lock Haven, Oct. 8, 2011
Had Four Rushing Touchdowns (One Player)
Khalon Simmons vs. Shepherd, Sept. 20, 2025
Had Five Rushing Touchdowns (One Player)
Patrick Graham-Murphy at Millersville, Nov. 12, 2011 (tied school record)
Had a 200-Yard Receiver
Quinn Zinobile (202) vs. Shippensburg, Sept. 18, 2021
Had Two 100-Yard Receivers
Holt Egan (121) and Davon Jones (103) vs. Shepherd, Sept. 20, 2025
Had Four Receiving Touchdowns (One Player)
Matt Lehman
at Gannon, Sept. 26, 2015 (tied school record)
Had 500 Yards of Total Offense
514 at Gannon, Oct. 12, 2025
Had 600 Yards of Total Offense
603 vs. Shepherd, Sept. 20, 2025
Defense
Allowed Fewer than 300 Yards
Sept. 4, 2025 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (216 yards)
Allowed Fewer than 200 Yards
Aug. 28, 2025 vs. Wheeling (180 yards)
Allowed Fewer than 10 Points
Aug. 28, 2025 vs. Wheeling (W 34-0)
Shut Out an Opponent for a Half
Sept. 4, 2025 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (1st)
Shut Out an Opponent for a Game
Aug. 28, 2025 vs. Wheeling (W 34-0)
Player Had 2+ Interceptions in a Game
Deshaun Blackwell (2) at Millersville, Aug. 29, 2024
Had an Interception Return for a Touchdown
Kareem Hamdan (35 yards) at Mercyhurst, Oct. 15, 2022
Had a 100+ Yard Interception Return
Anthony Stimac (TD) at Slippery Rock, Oct. 1, 2011
Had a Fumble Return for a Touchdown
Brady McKee (0 yards) at Lincoln (Pa.), Aug. 31, 2023
Recorded a Safety Team at Seton Hill, Oct. 8, 2022
Special Teams
Blocked a Field Goal Attempt
Alex Huzicka vs. Bloomsburg, Sept. 9, 2023
Blocked an Extra Point Attempt
Colton Irwin vs. Lincoln, Sept. 5, 2024
Blocked a Punt
Eugene Hall at West Virginia Wesleyan, Sept. 4, 2025
Had a Kickoff Return for a Touchdown
Terrell Ford (70 yards)
vs. Lake Erie, Sept. 4, 2021
Had a Punt Return for a Touchdown
Jalen Smith (55 yards)
vs. Lake Erie, Sept. 4, 2021
• of 437.7 yards per game this year, a mark that ranks 19th in the nation this season and fourth in Super Region 1.
• The Golden Eagles’ 603 yards of total offense in the win over Shepherd on Sept. 20 stands as the second highest single-game total in the conference to date.
• Clarion has scored 35 touchdowns this season, tied for second-most in the conference with Slippery Rock and ranking behind only behind Kutztown (43).
• Clarion has achieved 159 first downs in their first six games, fourth-best in Super Region 1 and the best in the PSAC. That’s an average of 22.7 first downs per game.
The Offense by the (Nerdy) Numbers
• The offense has been effective at getting yardage in big chunks; through five games the Golden Eagles have totaled 40 “explosive” runs (10+ yards) and 76 “explosive” pass plays (15+ yards) for a total of 116 “explosive” plays. That is an explosive play rate of 25.7 percent.
• Clarion is averaging 6.8 yards per play so far this season, third in the PSAC West and tied for fourth in the conference this year.
• The offense has reached the red zone more than any other team in the PSAC, scoring 22 touchdowns on 32 trips inside the opponents’ 20.
• The Golden Eagles have run 220 first down plays to this point in the season; of those, 51 plays have gone for more than 11 yards, with 24 good for 20 or more yards.
• Clarion has achieved a first down or touchdown 117 times on first or second down; by comparison, they’ve run only 80 plays on third down all season.
Digging Into Defensive Stats
• Through seven games the Golden Eagles defense has allowed an average of 25.7 points per game, fourth in the West.
• In those seven games, the Golden Eagles have allowed just 23 opponent trips into the red zone, the sixth-lowest total in the conference and second in the PSAC West to date.
• Clarion has is allowing opponents to convert just 34.6 percent of their third down plays, the fifth-best mark in the PSAC and third in the West division.
• The Golden Eagles have allowed only 58 “explosive” plays in 2025, defined as a 10+ yard rush or a 15+ yard pass play. That is an explosive play rate of just 12.3 percent against for the season.
Dazzling First Start for Ferguson
• True freshman quarterback Jase Ferguson got the start under center against Gannon on Oct. 11, and the local product authored a sizzling stat line in the win over the Golden Knights.
• Ferguson completed 19 of 27 passes for 334 yards and four touchdowns against one interception, and was also the game’s leading rusher with 13 carries for 81 yards.
• The frosh scored his first career touchdown in the first quarter, ripping off a 37-yard run and reaching the pylon to give the Golden Eagles the lead. Later in the first he connected with Holt Egan for a 14-yard touchdown pass to make it a 14-0 lead.
• Ferguson and Egan hooked up for three touchdown passes on the day, marking the first time a Golden Eagle player has caught three scores in a game since Kahliq Muhammad pulled down three scores from Jeff Clemens against Seton Hill on Oct. 5, 2019.
• Ferguson is just the third different quarterback at Clarion since 2014 to throw for 300+ yards and 4+ touchdowns in a game, joining Connor Simmonswho did it eight times from 2014-16 - and Taylor Eggers, who did it against Shippensburg on Sept. 19, 2021.
Simmons Busting Out on Offense
• Through seven games, running back Khalon Simmons leads the PSAC with nine rushing touchdowns, which is tied for third in Super Region 1.
• Simmons ripped off a 44-yard touchdown run against Shippensburg on Sept. 13, the longest run of his career and the longest run for any Golden Eagle since the 2023 season.
• In the last five seasons, there have only been seven runs of 44 or more yards by a Golden Eagle:
Khalon Simmons vs. Shippensburg (9/13/25) - 44 yards
Anthony Guercio at Edinboro (10/21/23) - 55 yards
Khalil Owens vs. Bloomsburg (9/9/23) - 45 yards
Zach Benedek at Mercyhurst (10/15/22) - 55 yards
Khalil Owens at Mercyhurst (10/15/22) - 56 yards
Corahn Alleyne vs. Gannon (9/24/22) - 65 yards
Khalil Owens at Edinboro (11/6/21) - 52 yards
Four of a Kind
• Against Shepherd on Sept. 20, Khalon Simmons did something that very few Clarion players have ever done, scoring four rushing touchdowns in the win over the Rams.
• It was the first time any Clarion player scored four rushing touchdowns in a game since Patrick Graham-Murphy tied the school record with five scores against Millersville on Nov. 12, 2011.
• Simmons’ game marks just the eighth time in program history a Golden Eagle player has rushed for four or more touchdowns in a single game.
Accolades Pile Up for Anthony Guercio
• Quarterback Anthony Guercio has earned numerous recognitions for his strong start to the season, with the ripples even reaching the national level.
• Guercio was named the D2Football.com Offensive Player of the Week, as well as the PSAC West Offensive Athlete of the Week, after his standout performance against Shepherd on Sept. 20.
• Guercio completed 26 of 35 passes for 413 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions, marking the first 400-yard passing game for a Clarion quarterback since Oct. 17, 2015. It was the fifth-highest single game total in program history. He also rushed 13 times for 60 yards.
• Guercio led the Clarion offense to 603 yards of total offense and 51 points, with both of those totals the best in a single game at Clarion since 2015.
• He previously won the PSAC West Offensive Athlete of the Week Award on Sept. 8 after putting up five total touchdowns in just 33 minutes of play in the Golden Eagles’ road win over West Virginia Wesleyan.
Guercio in 2024
• The 2024 season featured an explosion from quarterback Anthony Guercio. He threw for 2,001 passing yards and 11 touchdowns, and then ranked second in the PSAC in total touchdowns with 12 rushing scores on the year.
• That was complemented by 645 rushing yards, giving him an average of 264.3 total offensive yards per game to rank third in the PSAC and sixth in Super Region 1.
• Guercio’s 12 rushing touchdowns were the most for any Golden Eagles since Alfonso Hoggard’s school record 17 touchdowns in 2009, and are tied for fifth in a single season in program history.
• When it came time to make a big play on the ground, Guercio was tops on the team in 2024. He led the team with 44 rushes for either first downs (32) or touchdowns (12). Logan Kent was second on the team with 15 such plays.
Climbing the List
• With two more rushing touchdowns against West Virginia Wesleyan on Sept. 4, Guercio became the fifth player in Golden Eagle history to rush for 20 touchdowns in a career. He is three away from tying Hall of Famer Elton Brown (23) on the career rushing touchdown list.
• Last year Guercio finished the season with 12 rushing touchdowns; if he matched that total this year, he would surpass Robert Walker (27) and Alfonso Hoggard (27) for second on the program’s career list.
That’s 34.2 Percent of a Mile, You Know
• Clarion’s win over Shepherd on Sept. 20 saw the team explode for 603 yards of total offense, one of the best single-game marks in program history.
• That yardage total represented the best single-game total since putting up a record 676 yards against Seton Hill in the 2015 season.
Holt and Catch Fire
• After putting up modest, even minimal numbers, in his first year as a Golden Eagle, Holt Egan has jumped onto the scene as a dangerous target in the Clarion passing game. The senior wide receiver has 26 receptions for 546 yards and six touchdowns, with his scoring total tied for third in the PSAC.
• Egan has been a big play threat for the Golden Eagles, with his 21.0 yards per reception average ranking fifth in the PSAC.
• Egan ranks fourth in the PSAC in receiving yards per game (78.0).
• Against Shepherd on Sept. 20, Egan finished with his first career 100-yard game, catching six passes for 121 yards against the Rams. He set a new career-high with 125 yards and a touchdown against California (PA) on Oct. 18.
Two Over the Century Mark
• Against Shepherd on Sept. 20, both Holt Egan and Davon Jones went over the century mark in receiving yards, with Egan catching six passes for 121 yards and Jones eight for 103 yards.
• That is the first time two Golden Eagles went over the 100-yard receiving mark in the same game since Quinn Zinobile (107) and Terrell Ford (115) did it against Shippensburg on Sept. 18, 2021.
Money Man
• Receiver Davon Jones has turned into the go-to guy when it it’s time to move the chains.
• Jones leads the PSAC and ranks 10th in NCAA Division II with an average of 6.8 receptions per game, and a high percentage of those catches have resulted in either a first down or a touchdown.
• Through six games Jones has recorded seven touchdown receptions and 30 catches that would have resulted in first downs; in total, he has 31 total “money” plays. Thirty-one of his 41 receptions have gone for first down and/or a touchdown.
• Jones ranks first in the PSAC and second in Super Region 1 with an average of 90.0 receiving yards per game. His seven receiving touchdowns ranks 12th in the nation, tied for third in Super Region 1 and tied for first in the PSAC.
Nose for the Ball
• Through seven games, the Golden Eagles’ defensive backfield has had a knack for getting their hands on the football.
• Cornerback Zay Brisbane leads the PSAC and ranks second in Super Region 1 with 10 pass break-ups, while Christopher Shackleford (8) checks in just behind him with eight pass break-ups.
• While we’re talking having a nose for the ball, Clarion defenders have forced eight fumbles this year, tied for second-most in the PSAC.
Not So Static Kling
• Defensive tackle Owen Kling was the anchor of the Golden Eagles’ defensive line in 2024, earning Second Team All-PSAC West honors.
• The numbers were not gaudy – 16 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks – but the cumulative effect was noticeable as he demanded regular double-teams on the interior.
• Clarion held opponents to a 3.9 yards per carry average for the season.
• This year the Clarion defense ranks third in the PSAC and second in the West with an average of 105.0 rushing yards allowed per game.
Attacking the Backfield
• Against Gannon on Oct. 11, the Golden Eagles recorded five quarterback sacks, the second time this season they’ve reached the quarterback at least that many times. On Sept. 13 against Shippensburg Clarion finished with five sacks.
• Prior to the game against the Raiders, Clarion had not recorded four or more sacks in a single game since the 2022 season, when they had six against Lock Haven on Sept. 17, 2022 - coincidentally, Raymond Monica’s first win as Clarion head coach.
• Defensive end Mathew McGregor leads the team and is tied for fourth in the conference with 5.0 sacks through six games. Griffin Buzzell is just one sack behind him at 4.0 total sacks for the year.
• Clarion has now had three games this season where they have recorded 4.0 or more team sacks, their highest single-season total since doing it four times in 2014.
Brisbane Named PSAC Defensive Athlete of the Week
• Zay Brisbane was all over the field in the win over Wheeling on Aug. 28, recording four tackles and swatting away a career-high four passes.
• Four passes defended in a single game is the best total for any Golden Eagle defender since the 1992 season.
• For his efforts, Brisbane earned PSAC Defensive Athlete of the Week honors for Sept. 2.
Defense Pitches Shutout in Season Opener
• Clarion kicked off the season with a rare feat, shutting out Wheeling 34-0 in the 2025 opener.
• The goose egg represented the first shutout for the Clarion defense since Aug. 30, 2012, when the Golden Eagles beat Fairmont State by a 7-0 score.
• That marked a span of 130 games between shutouts, as well as a 130-game span between shutouts at Memorial Stadium.
• The Golden Eagles have not had a road shutout since Sept. 9, 1995 at Westminster.
• Clarion didn’t just keep the Cardinals off the scoreboard, but also from doing much of anything on offense. They limited Wheeling to 180 yards of total offense, their lowest total since permitting just 111 yards to Lincoln on Sept. 15, 2018.
Coming Up Next
• The Golden Eagles will take on Slippery Rock at Mihalik Thompson Stadium on Saturday, November 1. Kickoff is slated for 1 p.m.
2025-26 Clarion Football Games Played
Clarion Averages
Clarion Inside Opponent Red-Zone
Opponents Inside Clarion Red-Zone
3rd-Down Conversions
4th-Down Conversions
Clarion - Game Highs
RUSHES
YARDS RUSHING
YARDS PER RUSH
49 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
306 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
6.2 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
TD RUSHES 4 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
PASS ATTEMPTS
PASS COMPLETIONS
4 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
Shepherd (09/20/2025)
Shepherd (09/20/2025)
YARDS PASSING 413 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
YARDS PER PASS 12.7 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
TD PASSES
4 at California (PA) (10/18/2025) 4 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
TOTAL PLAYS 76 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
TOTAL OFFENSE
Shepherd (09/20/2025)
YARDS PER PLAY 8.6 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
POINTS 51 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
SACKS BY 5 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
5 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
FIRST DOWNS 33 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
PENALTIES 12 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
PENALTY YARDS 109 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
TURNOVERS
PUNTS
1 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
1 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
1 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
1 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
1 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
8 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
PUNTING AVG 43.7 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
LONG PUNT
PUNTS INSIDE 20
LONG PUNT RETURN
61 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
3 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
3 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
33 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
Opponent - Game Highs
RUSHES
YARDS RUSHING
YARDS PER RUSH
TD RUSHES
PASS ATTEMPTS
40 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
224 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
8.0 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
2 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
2 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
2 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
2 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
43 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
PASS COMPLETIONS 28 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
YARDS PASSING 424 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
YARDS PER PASS 15.1 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
TD PASSES
5 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
TOTAL PLAYS 82 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
(09/20/2025)
(09/20/2025)
POINTS 46 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
SACKS BY 5 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
FIRST DOWNS 28 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
PENALTIES
8 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
PENALTY YARDS 88 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
TURNOVERS
PUNTS
PUNTING AVG
LONG PUNT
PUNTS INSIDE 20
LONG PUNT RETURN
2 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
2 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
2 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
2 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
2 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
8 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
60.0 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
60 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
60 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
5 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
28 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
Clarion - Game Lows
RUSHES
YARDS RUSHING
24 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
73 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
YARDS PER RUSH 2.5 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
TD RUSHES 0 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
PASS ATTEMPTS 19 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
PASS COMPLETIONS
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
YARDS PASSING 146 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
YARDS PER PASS 7.7 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
TD PASSES 2 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
2 Shepherd (09/20/2025) 2 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
TOTAL PLAYS
TOTAL OFFENSE
PER
at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
at Edinboro (09/27/2025) POINTS
at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
SACKS BY 0 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025) FIRST DOWNS 16 Shippensburg (09/13/2025) PENALTIES 5 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
PENALTY
Wheeling (08/28/2025)
INTERCEPTIONS BY 0 at Gannon (10/11/2025) 0 at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
0 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
0 Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
0 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
PUNTS 3 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
3 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
3 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
PUNTING
at Gannon (10/11/2025)
at Gannon (10/11/2025)
at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
PUNTS INSIDE 20 0 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
LONG PUNT RETURN
0 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
0 at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
0 at Gannon (10/11/2025)
0 Shepherd (09/20/2025)
0 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
Opponent - Game Lows
RUSHES
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025) YARDS RUSHING
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025) YARDS PER RUSH
Shippensburg (09/13/2025) TD RUSHES
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
(08/28/2025) PASS
(10/11/2025)
(08/28/2025)
(08/28/2025)
(08/28/2025)
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
(08/28/2025)
(08/28/2025)
(08/28/2025)
Shepherd (09/20/2025)
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
Wheeling (08/28/2025) FIRST DOWNS 11 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025) PENALTIES 4 at Edinboro (09/27/2025) 4 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
PENALTY YARDS
at Edinboro (09/27/2025) INTERCEPTIONS BY
Shepherd (09/20/2025)
Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
Wheeling (08/28/2025)
PUNTS 1 at Gannon (10/11/2025) PUNTING
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
PUNTS INSIDE 20 0 at Gannon (10/11/2025) 0 at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
LONG PUNT RETURN 0 at Gannon (10/11/2025) 0 Wheeling (08/28/2025)
Clarion - Individual Game Highs
RUSHES 17 Khalon Simmons at Gannon (10/11/2025)
YARDS RUSHING
Anthony Guercio at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025) TD RUSHES
Khalon Simmons vs Shepherd (09/20/2025)
LONG RUSH
Khalon Simmons vs Shippensburg (09/13/2025) PASS ATTEMPTS
Anthony Guercio vs Shepherd (09/20/2025) PASS
Anthony Guercio vs Shepherd (09/20/2025) YARDS PASSING
Anthony Guercio vs Shepherd (09/20/2025) TD PASSES
Anthony Guercio at California (PA) (10/18/2025) 4 Jase Ferguson at Gannon (10/11/2025) LONG PASS
Anthony Guercio at California (PA) (10/18/2025) RECEPTIONS
Davon Jones at Gannon (10/11/2025)
Davon Jones at Edinboro (09/27/2025) YARDS RECEIVING
Davon Jones at Gannon (10/11/2025) TD RECEPTIONS 3 Holt Egan at Gannon (10/11/2025)
LONG RECEPTION 68 Holt Egan at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
PUNTS 8 Frankie Passantino III at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
PUNTING AVG 43.7 Frankie Passantino III at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
LONG PUNT 61 Frankie Passantino III vs Wheeling (08/28/2025)
PUNTS INSIDE 20
LONG PUNT RETURN
LONG KICKOFF RETURN
TACKLES
SACKS
TACKLES FOR LOSS
3 Frankie Passantino III at Edinboro (09/27/2025)
3 Frankie Passantino III vs Shippensburg (09/13/2025)
33 Khalon Simmons vs Wheeling (08/28/2025)
76 Aaran Randolph at West Va. Wesleyan (09/04/2025)
15 Griffin Buzzell at California (PA) (10/18/2025)
3 Griffin Buzzell at Gannon (10/11/2025)
3 Griffin Buzzell at Gannon (10/11/2025)
