Lycoming Football - Curtis earns D3football.com All-Region honors

(L) #95 Senior Ahmad Curtis / John Green Photo

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Senior Ahmad Curtis (Effort, Pa./Pleasant Valley) picked up the first all-region accolades of his career on Tuesday, as the defensive tackle earned a spot on the D3football.com All-East Region Second Team, the website announced on Dec. 10.

Lycoming Football - Sr OL Cody Botts named to fall MAC Sportsmanship Team

Cody Botts (Millmont, Pa./Mifflinburg) / John Green Photo

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. –  Six Lycoming College student-athletes earned a slot on the 2019 MAC Fall Sportsmanship Team, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Thursday, Nov. 21. Included on the team are senior Cody Botts (Millmont, Pa./Mifflinburg, football).

Botts, a three-time Academic All-District selection as a history major with a secondary education certification, started 31 straight games for the Warriors at left tackle. From his spot on the blind side, Botts helped the Warriors average 378 yards of total offense, including posting more than 500 yards of total offense three weeks in a row.

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Lycoming Football - 2019 Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year Honors

2019 PLAYER of the YEAR  HONORS - OFFENSE AND DEFENSE

OFFENSE: Sr WR Stephen Toczylousky 

MR "T" CAME OUT OF THE SHADOWS
What a year this senior wide receiver had! I remember talking to his family after the Widener win asking, "Where did he come from?" I found out soon enough that injuries plagued him affecting his play. But a healthy Toczylousky in 2019 put it all together. Stephen played in all 10 games for the Warriors catching 38 passes. Amazing catches for sure. During the Misericordia game he caught a ball at mid-field and watched himself jog to the endzone on the video scoreboard. No one in his sights! Then he repeated that feat and more as he had his longest touchdown run of 83 yards.

Stephen averaged 21 yards per catch and 81 yards per game. All on only 38 catches. The reason I say "only 38 catches," is because last years famed Lyco receiver Nick Costello had 53 catches. Nick averaged 17 yards per reception and 80 yards per game. 2015 senior wide receiver Ryan Umpleby, one of our greatest, had impressive numbers. In 10 games, Ryan was 20 yards short of the 1,000 yard mark with 7 touchdowns.

Lycoming Football - Eight Lycoming Warriors earn All-MAC honors

Our Lycoming Warriors football team / John Green Photo

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – With three wins in the last four games of the season, the Lycoming College football team surged at the end of 2019, which helped land eight team members onto the All-Middle Atlantic Conference team, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Tuesday, Nov. 19.

Lycoming Football - 2019 Player of the Week Game 10

2019 Team Captains Together For The Last Time / John Green Photo

2019 PLAYERs OF THE WEEK - GAME 10
Lycoming Vs Stevenson

THIS IS HOW GOOD WE PLAYED!

• First Downs: Lycoming 20 - Stevenson 20
• Total Yards: Lycoming 361 - Stevenson 343
• Time of Possession: Lycoming 32min - Stevenson 28min

Lycoming actually played a very good game. In the end, we could not get the ball into the end zone. Did you ever watch Duke Basketball where every shot seemed to rim out. That was us Saturday. But that has not dampened my spirits one dang bit on "Player of the Week!"  In fact it has caused me to pick two "Players of the Week!" Lycoming Football is so proud of these guys!

Lycoming Football Photo Album - Saying Goodbye To Some Of The Best!

We will miss you seniors. All the best in your future from Lycoming Football / John Green Photo
Lycoming vs Stevenson Photo Album

Roommates that have shown the heart of a Wiser Defense / John Green Photo
Lycoming vs Stevenson Photo Album

More defense that will be dearly missed / John Green Photo
Lycoming vs Stevenson Photo Album

The last of those who wanted their photos taken. Yep, Wiser's defense / John Green Photo
Lycoming vs Stevenson Photo Album

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Lycoming Football - Warriors Bog Down In 3rd Quarter Against Stevenson

Sr WR Stephen Toczylousky caught five passes for 112 yards, going over 100 yards
for a fourth time this year / John  Green Photo

OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Despite gaining more than yards of total offense and posting three plays for more than 40 yards, the Lycoming College football team fell to second-place Stevenson University, 31-0, on Saturday, Nov. 16, at Mustang Stadium.