ilobcmber 18,1994
Quakers Win Final Game; Record 8-
Steve Bryant kicked a 34-yard
field goal with 19 seconds remain
ing as Guilford outscored
Salisbury State 40-37 in a
nonconference game played in
Greensboro, North Carolina.
Guilford's Sean Ross blocked a 39-
yard field goal attempt by
Salisbury State's Brad Wheedleton
as time ran out to preserve the win.
Bryant's field goal concluded a
27-point fourth quarter for the
Quakers, who came back from a
28-7 halftime deficit. The Quak
ers held Salisbury State scoreless
in the third, setting up the fourth
quarter comeback. Guilford used
touchdown passes of 49 and 27
yards from Santes Beatty, along
with a 10-yard by David Heggie
and two field goals from Bryant.
Trailing 37-29 with 3:08 left,
Beatty hit Junior Lord with a 27-
yard TD pass to pull the Quakers
to within 37-37. After Guilford
was hit with a 15-yard unsports
manlike penalty following the
score, Beatty found Lord for an 18-
yard conversion pass to knot the
game at 37-37.
Following the kickoff, the
ODAC's All-Conference Teams
Heggie Named Player o
Salem, VA.—Guilford tailback
David Heggie, who led the Old
Dominion Athletic Conference in
rushing and ranks 22nd in the
NCAA, has been named the
ODAC Player of the Year by a vote
of the league's coaches.
Heggie, a freshman from Apex,
NC, recorded 1,207 yards and
eight touchdowns on 210 carries
in 1994 and registered two games
with over 200 yards rushing.
Heggie's 1,207 yards rank as the
second-best rushing performance
in a season by a Guilford player
and just missed setting the
Quaker's single-season rushing
record by 24 yards. Heggie be
comes the second consecutive run
ning back to receive the ODAC
honor after Bridgewater's Ronnie
Howard did it in 1993.
Emory & Henry head coach Lou
Wacker, who led his team to an 8-
2 record and a 4-1 league-champi
onship mark, was named ODAC
Coach of the Year. This is the third
time Wacker has received the
award from his peers. The 1958
graduate of the University of Rich
mond, Wacker led the Wasps to
their sixth conference champion
ship and first since 1992.
Quaker defense held Salisbury
State on its next drive, stopping a
fourth-and-one play and taking
over the Sea Gulls' 40-yard line.
Guilford moved it to the 17, set
ting up Bryant's winning field goal.
The Quakers survived a short kick
off and Salisbury State drive down
to the Guilford 23, and Ross broke
through the line to block
Wheedleton's 39-yard field goal
attempt as time ran out.
Beatty completed 15 of 29
passes for 218 yards and three
TD's, while Heggie rushed for 120
yards and two TD's. Junior Lord
caught nine Beatty passes for 102
yards and two touchdowns. The
Quakers had 470 yards of total of
fense and 28 first downs.
Byron Pugh had 197 yards and
three TD's for the Sea Gulls, while
Marc Thomas completed 20 of 34
for 174 yards. Salisbury State
hammered Guilford for 556 total
yards and 29 first downs.
Guilford completes the season at
8-2, only the fourth time that the
Quaker's have finished with eight
wins. The Sea Gulls finish the year
at 2-7.
OFFENSE
First Team
QB- ANDY BUSH- RANDOLPH-MACON
RB- DAVID HEGGIE- GUILFORD
RB- ROBERT THOMPSON- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
WR- AARON FULLER- EMORY & HENRY
WR- JUNIOR LORD- GUILFORD
WR- WILLIAM PROPST- WASH. & LEE
TE- JODY COHEN- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
C- BRIAN TAYLOR- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
OL- TRAVIS OVERSTREET- RANDOLPH-MACON
0L- KEVIN ROGERS- EMORY & HENRY
OL- BRYAN GARLAND- GUILFORD
OL- MATT KERRY- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
K- WADE VIDAL- EMORY & HENRY
Second Team
QB- SANTES BEATTY- GUILFORD
RB- SETH MCKINLEY- WASH. & LEE
RB- J. D. DAVIS- EMORY & HENRY
WR- PRESTON MONTAGUE- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
WR- CHRIS TURNER- EMORY & HENRY
TE- DEREK JONES- EMORY & HENRY
C- CHRIS MOORE- RANDOLPH-MACON
OL- KEVIN EDWARDS- EMORY & HENRY
OL- ROBERT TURNER- WASH. & LEE
OL- ANDY ROBERTS- GUILFORD
OL- LEWIS POLLARD- RANDOLPH-MACON
K- DREW THOMAS- WASH. & LEE
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Freshman Junior Lord outjumps a Salisbury State defender to snag his first touchdown
reception of the day. The Quakers then came from behind to defeat the Sea Gulls 40-37.
DEFENSE
First Team
DL- ROBERT HULL- WASH. & LEE
DL- PAUL LEE- RANDOLPH-MACON
DL- CHAD WHEELING- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
DE- MARCEL HOWARD- RANDOLPH-MACON
DE- STEVE GOOSEY- EMORY & HENRY
LB- DARREN REED- EMORY & HENRY
LB- TIM ARMOSKA- RANDOLPH-MACON
DB- JON WAGNER- WASH. & LEE
DB- EVAN JONES- RANDOLPH-MACON
DB- AVERY FARMER- RANDOLPH-MACON
DB- PAT TULLY- GUILFORD
P- MARK MIDOLETON- EMORY & HENRY
Second Team
DL- JASON CHARTRAND- WASH. & LEE
DL- RICHARD BALDWIN- GUILFORD
DL- SHAWN DUGGAN- EMORY & HENRY
DE- SCOTT MCFALLS- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
DE- TOMMY ALBERSON- EMORY & HENRY
LB- ROB DAVENPORT- GUILFORD
LB- JOHN LUTTRELL- EMORY & HENRY
DB- STUART HOGUE- WASH. & LEE
DB- BRENT RUSNAK- HAMPDEN SYDNEY
DB- SEAN ROSS- GUILFORD
DB- GERALD JONES- EMORY & HENRY
P- DAVID H EGG IE- GUILFORD
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