Football Video: We remember the 2016 Senior Class

We will always remember the 2015 Lycoming Football Senior Class

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Lycoming Vs Lebanon Valley is Dutchman's #2 Sports Highlight of the Year!

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Football vs. Lycoming, Oct. 3 W, 41-38
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Tim Pirrone's quarterback sneak from 1-yard out sealed Lebanon Valley's heart-stopping, come-from-behind 41-38 overtime victory over Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) rival Lycoming on a wet and windy Saturday afternoon at Arnold Field in early October.

Best HDR Photos 2015 - Running Back Blake Bowman

#33 Junior Running Back Blake Bowman Valley View, Pa. / Tri-Valley High School and 71 Junior Offensive Lineman Austin Mital Ginter, Pa. / Moshannon Valley High School

Best HDR Photos 2015 - Wide Receiver Ryan Umpleby

Senior Wide Receiver Ryan Umpleby
Forest Hill, Md. / Fallston High School

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Umpleby, Patterson highlight five Warriors named to All-MAC squad

Ryan Umpleby

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Senior wide receiver Ryan Umpleby (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) and senior offensive lineman Matt Patterson(Danville, Pa./Danville Area) were each named First Team All-Middle Atlantic Conference and three other Lycoming College football players also earned recognition, as the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced the all-conference team on Tuesday, Nov. 17.

Juniors running back Blake Bowman (Valley View, Pa./Tri-Valley) and offensive lineman Austin Mital (Ginter, Pa./Moshannon Valley) were named to the conference's second team and senior defensive lineman Cole Welham (Lewistown, Pa./Lewistown Area) was an honorable mention selection.

Umpleby picked up his second First Team All-MAC receiving honors after finishing second in the MAC with 980 receiving yards and seven receiving touchdowns. The team's top deep threat, he caught 55 passes for a league-best 17.8 yards per reception for receivers with more than 20 receptions. 

2015 Lycoming Vs Misericordia Highlights

Running back Blake Bowman extends his historic season.

Complete Photo Album of Lycoming Vs Misercordia

Senior Class gather after the win.

#56 DL Cole Welham was everywhere Saturday.

Three Great Players (L to R) WR Ryan Umpleby, RB Blake Bowman and WR Pat Whalen.

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Lycoming Football - Umpleby named to MAC Weekly Honor Roll

Ryan Umpleby

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Senior Ryan Umpleby (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) capped his career on Saturday, Nov. 15, with another record-breaking performance, as he posted nine catches for a school-record 241 yards in a 38-14 Lycoming College football team win over Misericordia, helping him earn a spot on the Middle Atlantic Conference Weekly Honor Roll, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Sunday, Nov. 15.

Umpleby caught four passes for more than 30 yards (48, 55, 30, 51), scoring on the 48-yard touchdown in the third quarter. The final catch of his career was the 51-yard pass in the fourth quarter that set up the team’s final score and helped him break his own school record of 227 receiving yards, set against Lebanon Valley in 2014.

Umpleby had back-to-back 200-yard games to finish his career, also posting 207 yards in the team’s 43-42 win over 19th-ranked Delaware Valley on Saturday. He finished the year with 980 receiving yards, which is fourth in school history. His 1,736 all-purpose yards this year are second in school history.

The Warriors finished the season 4-6 overall and 4-5 in the MAC under eighth-year head coach Mike Clark.

We Love Our 2015 Senior Class

2015 Senior Class - Thanks Guys for the Memories!
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Lycoming Football - Umpleby and Bowman set marks as Warriors drop Cougars

Senior Wide Receiver Ryan Umpleby set a school-record with 241 receiving yards against Misericordia.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Senior Ryan Umpleby (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) capped his career with the Lycoming College football team in fine style, making nine catches for a school-record 241 yards and a score to lead the team to a 38-14 win over Misericordia University in Middle Atlantic Conference action at David Person Field on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Lycoming Football Recognizes Seniors

13 Seniors recognized by Lycoming College Football.

Thanks for the Memories Lycoming College Football Seniors! You Carried on the Warrior Legacy

We want to wish all of our seniors the best as you and your family are lifetime Warriors! Your are the best!!!

#8   Ryan Umpleby - Forest Hill, Md. / Fallston HSSon of Jim and Kathy Umpleby … has a brother, Brendan … a business administration major.

#15 Pat Whalen - West Chester, Pa. / West Chester East HS

Son of Joseph and Margaret Whalen … has a brother, Joseph … a criminal justice major.

#30 Brian Campbell - Drums, Pa. / Hazleton Area HS

Son of Brian and Carrolyn Campbell … a business management major.

#31 Tyler Kapinus - Eynon, Pa. / Valley View HS

Son of Mike and Michelle Kapinus … has one sister, Lindsay … a business management major.

#45 Matt Malecki - Stevensville, Md. / Kent Island HS

Son of Cathy and Edward Malecki … has two brothers, Eddie and Ben … a psychology major.

#46 Phil Schron III - Albrightsville, Pa. / Marian Catholic HS
Son of Tim and Ann Clark … has one brother, Michael … a biology: anatomy and physiology major.

#50 John Ciurlino - Springfield, Pa. / Springfield HS

Son of Joseph and Mary Ciurlino … has one brother, Joe … a business administration major.

#52 Josh Cook - Hatfield, Pa. / North Penn HS

Son of Melanie and Scott Cook ... Has two brothers, Jeremy and Jesse, and one sister, Danielle ... A business marketing major.

#55 Jarrett Jeffries - Edison, N.J. / J.P. Stevens HS
Son of Sydney and James Jeffries … father, James, was a member of the Warriors, earning a spot on the MAC Century Team … has three brothers, James, Ethan, who is a senior on the Lycoming football team, and Eric … a corporate communications and business management major. 

#56 Cole Welham - Lewistown, Pa. / Lewistown Area HS
Son of Scott and Heidi Welham … has one brother, Mitch … has one sister, Sawyer … a criminal justice major.

#63 Eric Bonenberger - Pottstown, Pa. / Pottsgrove HS
Son of Trica and William Bonenberger … has one sister, Annie … a criminal justice major.

#75 Matt Patterson - Danville, Pa. / Danville Area HS

Son of Patricia and Shane Patterson … has one sister, Melissa, and a brother, Michael … a criminal justice major.

#76 Tyler O'Connell - Ogdensburg, N.J. / Jefferson Township HS

Son of Toni Kearon and Kenneth O’Connell … has one brother, Ian Kearon … a criminal justice major.

Lycoming Football Awesome Animation - We need a little more flying Whiteman

Jr. QB Chase Whiteman with another scramble. (A LycomingFootbal.com Awesome Animation)

Flashback Friday - Complete 2014 Photo Album Lycoming Vs Misericordia

Hard to believe this will be Ryan Umpleby's last game!

We are looking for Blake Bowman to add to running back history!

We don't take enough shots showing our defensive squad.

Hail Mary pass knocked down.

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Lycoming Football - Senior Day, last game as the Warriors look for win

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Williamsport, PA - There was a much easier feeling around the Lycoming football team Sunday when preparation for the next game began. That happens when you upset a nationally-ranked team.

But Warriors head coach Mike Clark expressed to his team that last week's win over Delaware Valley means nothing without one more win this week. Lycoming hosts Misericordia on Saturday in the season finale with an opportunity to finish the home schedule 4-1 this year, and more importantly, finish the season with three wins in the final four games.

"Quite honestly, if we don't play well and lose this weekend, it really minimizes what we did last week," Clark said. "We've talked about this as a team. We're not hiding it. We have to win this weekend for the year to be relatively successful."

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Lycoming Football - Key pass sparked Lyco’s 99-yard drive in comeback

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Williamsport, PA - The most important throw Chase Whiteman made in Saturday's wild comeback win over Delaware Valley wasn't all that memorable. It did pick up a first down, but not a touchdown.

It didn't involve any kind of particularly spectacular catch. It wasn't the huge kind of gain which raises eyebrows.

It was a simple out route to Lycoming receiver Ryan Umpleby meant to give the Warriors some breathing room as the drive started at their own 1-yard line. It did just that, and in one play, Lycoming had life. That pass was the first step on a 99-yard march which lasted 14 plays and took just 3 minutes, 6 seconds off the clock.

The drive was pure beauty for Lycoming and quarterback Whiteman. He scanned the field well, finding open receivers. He understood when protection broke down and coverage dropped allowing him to pick up big runs.

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Lycoming Football: Game Preview vs. Misericordia

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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - Coming off a MAC standings-flipping win over Delaware Valley, the Lycoming College football team will try to close out the year with back-to-back wins when it hosts Misericordia today at David Person Field.

The Warriors (3-6 overall, 3-5 MAC) scored nine points in the final minute to notch a 43-42 win over 19th-ranked Delaware Valley, with sophomore Devon Flynn drilling a 32-yard field goal with five seconds left to seal the win.

Lycoming 43, DelVal 42 - Game highlights of win

No. 19 Delaware Valley is defeated by Lycoming College.

Awards - Warriors Ryan Umpleby named to D3football Team of the Week

Sr WR Ryan Umpleby

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – After the third 200-yard effort in his career, Lycoming College senior wide receiverRyan Umpleby (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) has earned a slot on the D3football.com Team of the Week for the first time in his career, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Umpleby helped key Lycoming’s 43-42 upset win over No. 19 Delaware Valley, as he notched 11 catches for 207 yards, becoming the first player in program history to notch three 200-yard games in a career and the first to have a 200-yard game in back-to-back years.

The senior wide receiver notched one of the biggest catches of the game when he hauled in an 11-yard touchdown pass with 56 seconds left to bring the Warriors within two points in the three-point win.

Umpleby appears destined to finish his career third in school history in several categories, entering today’s game with 2,380 receiving yards and 157 receptions and fourth with 20 touchdowns. With 1,183 career kick return yards, he is 40 yards shy of the school record of 1,223 set by Craig Needhammer (2011-14). With 3,878 career all-purpose yards, he needs 122 more yards to become the fourth player in school history to post 4,000 in a career.