Lycoming Football - Some of the shots I love from the Susquehanna game

Sr WR Dezmen Johnson had four receptions for 57 yards and one touchdown.
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Jr WR Tyjah During had three receptions one being 37 yards.
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Lycoming Football - Fourth Quarter Too Much For Warriors

So QB Elijah Shemory (Jersey Shore, Pa./Jersey Shore Area) scores.
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SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Sophomore quarterback Elijah Shemory (Jersey Shore, Pa./Jersey Shore Area) threw for 231 yards and a touchdown and ran for another score to lead the Lycoming College football team, but Susquehanna University scored four touchdowns from 30 yards out or further to get past Lycoming, 42-26, in the Stagg Hat Trophy game on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 7, at David Person Field.

Lycoming Football - Warriors Vs River Hawks Pregame Notes

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Williamsport, PA - After reaching the MAC-Centennial Bowl Series for the first time in 2018, the Lycoming College football team returns a group of 61 players and 14 starters that are looking to take the next step and get the Warriors back into contention for a MAC title.

Flashback - Girardi Wins 250th in Overtime Thriller Against The Susquehanna Crusaders

November 12, 2005 – 3:16 pm

WILLIAMSPORT – Lycoming College head football coach Frank Girardi earned the 250th victory of his illustrious career as the Warriors capped the 2005 season with a 17-10 overtime victory over longtime rival Susquehanna University on Saturday afternoon.

Quarterback Glenn Smith (Watsontown, Pa./Warrior Run) scored on an 11-yard scamper during Lycoming’s overtime possession to give the Warriors the lead. The defense, stout all game, made Smith’s seventh touchdown run of the season stand up as they forced the Warriors on downs to secure the victory.

The triumph concluded an exciting campaign in which the Warriors dug out of a 1-4 hole to finish with a 6-4 mark and a five-game winning streak that will carry over until next season.

Flashback 2009 - Lycoming Defends Stagg Hat Trophy 37-23 Over Susquehanna

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SELINSGROVE, Pa. --- Junior running back Josh Kleinfelter rushed for 175 yards in Lycoming College’s first football win of the season 37-23 over rival Susquehanna University on Saturday, Sept. 19. The Warriors successfully defended their title of the Amos Alonso Stagg Felt Hat trophy, part of the rivalry of the two schools.

Lycoming Football 2018 - Did you know?

Senior defensive back Joe Pinzka is six tackles from reaching 100 in their careers.

(Photo by John Green)

Freshman Elijah Shemory's 165 yards passing are the most for a Warrior in his first career start since Tyler Jenny '15 through for 205 yards against Brockport in the 2012 opener.

(Photo by John Green)

Senior Nick Costello needs one more reception to tie James O'Malley (1984-87) for ninth in school history with 104 career receptions.(Photo by John Green)

So close to a touchdown - A game of inches!

Sr WR and Team Captain Nick Costello within inches of is second touchdown against Susquehanna.

Warriors football a lot better than last Saturday's results against the River Hawks show

Lycoming offensive line opening a lane for Jr RB Keith Batkowski.

Williamsport, PA - Was it an omen, the very first play of the game? Off sides on the kickoff! Did it forecast one of those games that is an anomaly? We think so. When things go wrong, it is like a snowball going downhill. it gains in size, and it is very hard to stop. That was Saturday's game against the River Hawks.

Lycoming Photos - So LB Mike Kalyan recovers a River Hawk fumble

So LB Mike Kalyan (Auburn, PA / Schuylkill Haven) recover a Susquehanna University

Lycoming Football - So you thought there were a lot of turnovers and perfection gone wrong!

A photo series of perfection (John Green)

I was there and saw the turnovers. They seemed to come often and at the wrong time. Changing momentum that was needed in this river rivalry. Well, how many of those turnovers were next to perfect? Check out the photo at the top and then look at the rest of the photos. This pass from freshman Elijah Shemory was perfect, right on the money. And Sr WR and record holder Nick Costello was in perfect position to bring down an up for grabs reception. And this is what happened to perfection. The perfect defensive play by the River Hawks defender. What are your thoughts? Tweet them under hashtag #perfect.

2018 Lycoming Vs Susquehanna Football Photo Album

2018 Lycoming Vs Susquehanna Football Photo Album
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Lycoming Warriors fall to River Hawks in disappointing start to the season

Sr WR Nick Costello was a bright spot for the Warriors with a touchdown reception from Fr QB Elijah Shemory
Photo by John Green

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Senior Nick Costello (Havertown, Pa./Haverford) caught four passes for 79 yards and a score, surpassing a milestone for the Lycoming College football team, which fell to Susquehanna University, 38-7, in the Stagg Hat Trophy Game on Saturday, Sept. 1, at David Person Field.

Warriors Football - Defensive battle won by the River Hawks

Sophomore kicker Jamie Fisher produced all of Lyco's points with two field goals.

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Sophomore kicker Jamie Fisher (Folsom, Pa./Ridley) hit two first-quarter field goals for the Lycoming College football team, but a stalwart defensive effort by both teams ended with Susquehanna University walking away with the Stagg Hat Trophy in a 7-6 non-conference win at Amos Alonzo Stagg Field on Saturday, Sept. 2.

The Warrior Defense played a great game. DB Mike Ward rattles the ball loose.

The Lycoming offense was held to nine first downs and 229 yards by Susquehanna (1-0 overall), while the River Hawks racked up 425 yards, including 281 on the ground, but Lycoming (0-1 overall) allowed just one touchdown.

Flashback 2016 - Lycoming Vs Susquehanna Photo Slide Show

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Lycoming opens their 2017 campaign against Susquehanna on September 2, 2017.

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Warriors run past River Hawks in Stagg Hat Trophy game

9th Yr. Head Coach Mike Clark with the Stagg Hat

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Senior Blake Bowman (Valley View, Pa./Tri-Valley) rushed 28 times for 168 yards and three touchdowns, including a two-yard scamper midway through the fourth quarter that helped the Lycoming College football team ward off a late rally from Susquehanna University in a 27-24 win in the 20^th addition of the Stagg Hat Trophy rivalry on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 3, at David Person Field.

The Warriors (1-0 overall) took advantage of two River Hawk fumbles in the first half to score two touchdowns, while managing their own miscues, fumbling four times but losing none.

“Coming out and starting 1-0, it reconfirms what we thought about our team,” ninth-year Lycoming head coach Mike Clark said. “There are obviously a lot of things we need to work on – we put the ball on the ground a lot today. Fortunately, we didn’t lose one. We won the turnover battle – plus-three, so that helps. Overall, we’re pleased.”

Head Coach Mike Clark Talks About the Susquehanna Game Sept 3rd

University Board Votes to Move Away from “Crusader”

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SELINSGROVE, Pa. —The Susquehanna University Board of Trustees on Monday voted to replace the “Crusader,” the university’s longtime nickname and mascot, with a new name and mascot to be determined after consulting with alumni, students, faculty and staff. The board’s decision follows the recommendation of Susquehanna President L. Jay Lemons, who has spent the past several weeks in conversations around Crusader with members of the Susquehanna community.

Lycoming Football: Warriors upended by Crusaders in Stagg Hat Trophy Game

Junior Blake Bowman (Valley View, Pa./Tri-Valley) ran for 111 yards on 22 carries

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Junior Blake Bowman (Valley View, Pa./Tri-Valley) ran for 111 yards on 22 carries to lead the Lycoming College football team on Saturday, Sept. 5, but Susquehanna University scored 28 straight points in the second and third quarters to post a 28-13 win in the Stagg Hat Trophy game at Lopardo Stadium.

Susquehanna Football: Crusaders begins Perkovich era with Lycoming

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By Josh Funk/For The Daily Item
SELINSGROVE — Newly minted Susquehanna University coach Tom Perkovich need not wait until the eighth or ninth week of the Crusaders’ schedule for a rivalry game. His gridders get one right off the bat.