Former Giants help Wabash in win
October 24, 2016
BEN DAVIS ATHLETES COLLEGE UPDATE
WEEK of OCT. 1723
FOOTBALL
Leshawn Johnson caught one pass for a 16 yard gain to help Walsh (1-7) defeat Malone 24-21 and win for the first time this season.
Dallas Pitts and Tim Fields each had one solo tackle for Wabash (6-1, 5-1) in a 34-24 win against Wooster.
Malik Limehouse had one solo tackle and assisted on another for Anderson (1-6, 1-4) in a 51-7 loss to Mount St. Joseph.
Justin Brandon had two solo tackles for Buffalo (1-6, 0-3) in a 44-7 loss to Northern Illinois.
Demarco Henry returned a kickoff six yards for DePauw (5-2, 4-2) in a 37-15 loss to Ohio Wesleyan.
Rose-Hulman upset 14th ranked Franklin 23-22 to put itself in a good position to represent the Heartland Conference in the D-III playoffs. Four teams (Franklin, Rose-Hulman, Bluffton, and Mount St. Joseph) have one loss. Rose-Hulman needs to defeat Bluffton , and Franklin needs to win against Mount St. Joseph in games this Saturday for the Engineers to go, because Rose-Hulman wins the tie-breaker against Franklin due to their win against the Grizzlies. A Mount St. Joseph win would give them the tie breaker since they defeated Rose-Hulman. If Franklin wins and Rose-Hulman loses, Franklin would get the nod because they defeated Bluffton. This assumes teams win their remaining games against lower echelon teams. Franklin’s Nathan Adams had six solo tackles (including a nine yard sack), two assists, and one quarterback hurry in the loss. Darius Dixon started on the offensive line at right tackle for the Grizzlies, and teammate John Ward had one solo tackle.
Grand Valley State (8-0, 7-0) remained undefeated with a 35-17 defeat of Hillsdale. Jailyn Harden had two solo tackles, assisted on one tackle, and broke up one pass for the winners.
Malcolm Fogel played for Indianapolis (3-5, 2-3) in a 38-7 win against Lincoln.
Chris Evans carried the ball once for 16 yards for Michigan (7-0, 4-0) in a 41-8 win against Illinois, before being evaluated for a concussion.
St. Francis (7-1, 4-1) defeated Robert Morris (IL) 28-21. As usual, four former Giants contributed to the win. Starting wide receiver Montay McDowell caught two passes for 64 yards, with a long of 39. Sean Boswell caught three passes for 44 yards, including a 30 yard touchdown reception, and carried the ball once for a loss of three yards. Starting cornerback Na’ Shawn Lewis had two solo tackles and broke up one pass, and Carlin Coleman assisted on a tackle.
Tre’ Tunstill again led Thomas More (7-1) in tackles with 11, nine of them solos and two for losses, and intercepted a pass that he returned 15 yards in a 45-14 defeat of St. Vincent.
Joseph Domogalik assisted on one tackle for Trine (5-2) in a 31-7 loss to Hope.
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Franklin (13-3-0, 6-1-0) defeated Transylvania 1-0 and Earlham 4-0. Taylor McDaniel took three shots, two on goal, against Transylvania and assisted on the Grizzlies first goal and took three shots against Earlham.
VOLLEYBALL
Franklin (12-11, 3-5) lost 3-1 to Hanover and won 3-2 against Mount St. Joseph. Sarah Labra had 10 digs and one assist in the loss and 12 digs and two assists in the win.
IU-East (12-16, 5-8) lost 3-2 to Asbury and defeated Midway 3-1. Madison Yoder had 10 digs, one assist, one kill in three attempts, and two service aces with three service errors against Asbury, and 12 digs, one assist, one service ace and two service errors, and four kill tries with one error against Midway.
Purdue (13-8, 3-7) lost 3-1 to Northwestern and defeated No. 22 Illinois 3-2. Danielle Cuttino had 23 kills with nine errors in 49 attempts (.367) and one dig in the loss and 16 kills with eight errors in 55 attempts (.145), six digs, and one solo block, one blocking assist, and one blocking error in the win.