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2007 NE-10 Football



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October 22, 2007

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Northeast-10 Offensive Player of the Week

Jerom Freeman, Southern Connecticut (So., Peekskill, N.Y.) – In the win over C.W. Post rushed for 216 yards on 33 carries, while scoring two touchdowns.

Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Week

Paul Tetzel, Bentley (Sr., S, Millbury, Mass.) - Made his second interception of the game at the Bentley one-yard line with less than 10 seconds left, ending Stonehill’s comeback hopes and clinching a 24-17 win. Also had 143 return yards (32 on interceptions and 111 on four kickoff returns) and three tackles.

Northeast-10 Freshman of the Week

Herb Woodard, Assumption (Fr., RB, Salem, N.J.) - Carried 17 times for 129 yards (7.6 avg) and had a 75-yard touchdown run versus Merrimack. Recorded 138 all-purpose yards.

Weekly Honor Roll:

Marcus Cameron, American International (Sr., RB, Hempstead, N.Y.) - Had three touches, two rushing and one receiving, for 78 yards of total offense in the 7-0 win at Pace. Scored the game's lone touchdown on a 57-yard reception.

Terrence Holley, American International (So., LB, Bronx, N.Y.) – Led the team with 10 tackles, eight of which were solo take-downs, as the defense held Pace under 100 yards of total offense in the 7-0 win.

Luis Cotto, Bentley (So., RB, Waltham, Mass.) - Topped the 100-yard mark for the fourth time in five games, finishing with 104 yards and one TD (one yard) on 27 carries in a 24-17 win at Stonehill. Also caught three passes for 29 yards.

Jason Delpha, Bentley (Sr., DL, Rutland, Vt.) – In the win over Stonehill, finished with six tackles and 2.5 quarterback sacks (-8 yards).

Jerell Smith, Bryant (So., RB, Brooklyn, N.Y.) - Rushed for 135 yards on eight carries in the win over Saint Anselm.

Sam Blevins, Merrimack (So., S, Brockton, Mass.) - Returned an interception 33 yards for a touchdown. Also recovered a fumble and recorded 11 tackles.

Chris Laham, Merrimack (Jr., WR, Westwood, Mass.) - Scored a touchdown, while catching seven passes for 152 yards. Added 62 yards on special teams, for 214 total yards in the 33-20 win over Assumption.

Corey Williams, Saint Anselm (Sr., WR, Billerica, Mass.) - Posted a seven-catch, 121-yard afternoon in the loss to Bryant. Also had a 31-yard touchdown reception. In addition, finished the game with 222 all-purpose yards, the fourth most in Saint Anselm single-game history.

Steve Armstrong, Southern Connecticut (Jr., Nutley, N.J.) – Completed 18 of 24 passes for 273 yards, including three touchdown passes in the win over C.W. Post.

Jeff Cuqua, Stonehill (Jr., FS, Walpole, Mass.) - Recorded 11 tackles, including eight solo stops in the 24-17 loss to Bentley. Also recorded two tackles for loss and had an interception, returning it 25 yards.

Weekly Notes:

ASSUMPTION: Senior wide receiver Jake Beers (Duxbury, Mass.) became the Greyhounds career leader in receptions catching six for 91 yards versus Merrimack and now has 143 for his career (143 catches-1,724 yards) surpassing Eric Mauer (1997-2000) who caught 140 in his career. Beers has caught a pass in 21 straight games. With freshman running back Herb Woodard’s 75-yard touchdown run versus Merrimack, he is the only back in Greyhound history to have more than one run of 70+ yards from scrimmage. Accomplished just eight times in their history Woodard has done it twice, also running 75 yards for a score against Saint Anselm (9-15-07).

BENTLEY: A number of milestones were reached in Bentley's win over Stonehill Saturday. Sophomore Tyler McNamara (Medway, Mass.) broke the Northeast-10 single season field goal record with his 11th, junior QB John White (Kingston, Mass.) became the third player in school history to amass 5,000 yards in career total offense, and senior Paul Tetzel became the first Falcon to surpass 2,000 career return yards. Bentley forced five turnovers against Stonehill, one more than the Skyhawks had in their first six games combined.

BRYANT: The Bulldogs enter the week ranked No. 1 in the region, Bryant’s highest ever regional ranking and No. 24 by D2Football.com.

PACE: Senior linebacker Joe Streany recovered his fifth fumble of the season against American International, setting the school single-season record previously held by three players. Senior punter Matt Cooney booted a 71-yard punt against American International eclipsing the school record of 70 set by Bill Mentekidis on November 4, 1995.