2009 Press Releases
Last update of the year is complete...
»2009-11-27 Woodland Hills game photos
2009 Individual Player Highlight Videos
Graduating Seniors:
Brendon Felder #2 RB WR
Orne Bey #4 RB DB
Dayonne Nunley #5 RB WR DB
Shawn Brisker #6 DB WR
Markie'd Jones #9 RB LB
Rob Kalkstein #11 QB
Steve Vranka #15 WR
Delbert Tyler #29 LB
Tyler Coles #55 DT
Tyler Coles #55 LT
Jon Delorenzo #62 LG
Omarr Finn #70 RT
Mitch Devall #79 DT
Mitch Devall #79 RG
Juniors:
Dondi Kirby #3 DB WR
Sascha Craig #8/58 DE
Armstead Williams #21 WR LB
Nolan Toran #28 LB
Demond Haynes #34 DE
Jason Crystal #50 C
WPIAL All-Conference selections
AAAA Big East
AAAA Foothills
AAAA Great Southern
AAAA Northern
Ryan Lichtenstein named to NCAA Football All Freshman Team
Click here to view the All-Freshman team - Congrats to Ryan!
Gators season comes to an end, 10-0 loss to W.H.
The #1 ranked Gators were upset 10-0 by #2 Woodland Hills in the 2009 AAAA Championship game. For more information on the game, please visit the PG or TRIB web sites.
Our last update of the season will occur after Dec. 15, when we post all remaining photos and video.
Gators win 42-20... return to Heinz for the 3rd year in a row!
The Gators will take on neighbor Woodland Hills in the AAAA Championship game on Friday, Nov. 27.
Please read the news articles in our news section above. We'll have the sideline video up soon...
»2009-11-20 North Hills game photos
Gateway/North Hills Ch. 4 Highlights Standard | High Def
Gateway/North Hills Ch. 11 Highlights Standard | High Def
Woody/BP Ch. 4 Highlights Standard | High Def
Woody/BP Ch. 11 Highlights Standard | High Def
2009-11-20 FSN AAAA semi preview Standard | High Def
2009-11-20 FSN North Hills feature Standard | High Def
Gators to face North Hills in Semi-Finals this Friday
The Gators will face the Cinderella team of the 2009 playoffs - North Hills, who have upset both McKeesport (#5) and North Allegheny (#4) to advance to the Semis against the Gators. North Hills and Gateway have a long history of bitterly fought games, dating back to 1960. Most recently, the two teams played in the 2003 quarterfinals at Penn-Trafford. Gateway was the #1 seed that year and N.H. was #8, and North Hills stormed out to a 21-0 lead before the Gators clawed back to tie it up and send the game to overtime. In OT, the Gators scored first, a field goal, but NH scored a TD on their possession and won 30-27. It was also memorable for a few other reasons, namely North Hills players running right through the Gateway sidelines at the end of the first half - unpenalized, and then after the game N.H. running back Andrew Johnson went to midfield after taking off his shoulder pads and "flexed" for the crowd...
Game will be played at Fox Chapel High School this Friday, the 20th.
Fox Chapel is one of the "Smaller" stadiums in AAAA. Here are photos of the stadium:
»Home Stands
»Visiting Stands
»Aerial view & driving directions to Fox Chapel Stadium
Word to the wise: GET THERE EARLY. There is LIMITED parking on the school grounds for this size of a game, plus you have turnpike, rush hour and route 28 traffic.
TICKET PRESALE INFO:
Due to the limited seating capacity at Fox Chapel, we highly recommend you buy your tickets in advance and arrive early. Tickets are on Sale Thursday and Friday 8am-3pm at the Gateway Athletic Office. $6 Adult and $4 Student.
Facts about the Gators / North Hills rematch: (will be updated throughout the week)
- The Gators are 18-6 all-time against North Hills.
- N.H. Coach Jack McCurry's first game and first win was against the Gators in 1978.
- Gateway is 3-3-1 all time against North Hills under McCurry, and 15-3 all time under previous coaches at N.H.
- Between 1960 and 1986, the Gators and Indians played 24 times, but since the AAAA Championship game, they have only played TWICE, both losses, in 1997 and 2003.
- The Gators and Indians played two of the most memorable AAAA Championship games in history - the 0-0 tie in 1985, and the 7-6 Gateway victory in 1986.
- Gateway head coach Terry Smith was the starting QB for the Gators in the 1986 Championship game, and N.H. Coach McCurry was and is still the N.H. coach.
- The last time Gateway lost in the semi-finals was 2002 against Woodland Hills. The last time before that was 1983 when Gateway lost to Butler.
»Gateway/North Hills all-time matchup history
Gators roll over Penn Hills 35-3
Please read the news articles in our NEWS area above.
Gateway/Penn Hills Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
Gateway/Penn Hills Ch. 4 Highlights Standard | High Def
Gateway/Penn Hills Ch. 11 Highlights Standard | High Def
N.A. / N.H. Ch. 11 Highlights Standard | High Def
»2009-11-13 Penn Hills game photos
»2009-11-14 Gateway Sports Hall Of Fame Banquet
WPIAL Quarterfinals: Gators vs. Penn Hills, Round 2
Penn Hills returned a INT return for TD for their second score and held on to a 14-7 win over Upper St. Clair. This will be the third time since 2006 that the Gators and Penn Hills have played twice in a season.
In the bottom half of the bracket, a HUGE upset was turned in by North Hills knocking out McKeesport 19-7 - at McKeesport, thus NH advances to play NA, who beat Latrobe 47-0.
Gateway and Penn Hills will play at Norwin on Friday the 13th at 7:30pm.
Gateway/Plum Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
Gateway/McKeesport FSN Highlights Standard | High Def
WPIAL pairings meeting & interview with Coach Ruane Standard | High Def
Derek Aker doing "The Belt" Standard | High Def
»Download the REVISED 2009 AAAA PDF bracket here
»Gateway/Penn Hills all-time matchup history
Facts about the Gators / Penn Hills rematch:
- This will be the fourth time the Gators and Indians have played in the past 12 months, and the third time they have met at Norwin in the playoffs.
- As the "home team" (higher seed) at Norwin, Gateway is 3-0 all-time, winning in 2004 (twice), and 2008. In 2005 the Gators were on the "home sideline" because the higher seed PCC choose the "visiting" side.
- All-time playoff games @ Norwin Gators are 3-2: 2004 2 wins, 2005 loss to PCC, 2006 loss to PH, 2008 win.
- Penn Hills is 5-5 as the #9 seed, Gateway is 10-0.
- Penn Hills managed only 120 yards of offense in their victory last week against Upper St. Clair.
- Penn Hills' victory against USC was their first win this season against a team with a winning record.
- The Gators had 6 turnovers in week 1 against Penn Hills, 4 of those inside the P.H. 20 yard line, and still managed to pull out the 19-7 win.
- Gateway played Penn Hills in 2008 twice, opening week and in the Semi-Finals (both wins)
- Gateway played Penn Hills twice in 2006 (both losses)
- This is the third time since 2004 that Gateway & Penn Hills will play at Norwin. Gateway is 2-1 in those games.
- The last time Gateway lost in the regular season to a WPIAL team was 10/13/06 to Penn Hills
- The last time Gateway lost in the playoffs to Penn Hills was 11/10/06 to Penn Hills, in wild 44-37 shootout played at Norwin
- This is the 46th matchup for the teams, and the Gators all time record is 18-26-1. Between 1989 and 2003 the Gators lost 13 of 15 to Penn Hills - thus our all-time losing record vs. the Indians.
Gators win 49-0
The Gators stormed out to a 42-0 halftime lead, on their way to a 49-0 blanking of the #16 Plum Mustangs. Gators QB Rob Kalkstein, in his only play of the 2nd half, connected on a 67 yard TD pass to Orne Bey, and in the process topped 6,000 yards to be the first AAAA QB to reach that mark in the WPIAL.
»2009-11-06 Plum game photos
Gators #1 AAAA seed, to face #16 Plum on Friday
The Gators (9-0) will take on next door rival Plum (3-6) this Friday, Nov. 6 at Antimarino Stadium. Gateway is 21-7 all time against Plum, and Coach Smith has never lost to the Mustangs.
The other teams in the Gateway side of the bracket are, 4 N.A., 5 McKeesport, 8 USC, 9 PH, 12 North Hills and 13 Latrobe. If Gateway is able to beat Plum, they will face the Upper Saint Clair/Penn Hills winner.
Setup your DVR's - The USC/PH game on Friday will be televised on FSN-Pittsburgh, so after you watch the Gators game, go home and watch the USC/PH game!
We have the official bracket here, and we've added in the seed order onto it for more clarity.
»Gateway/Plum all-time matchup history
Gators dominate McKeesport, 35-14
Congratulations to the Gateway Gators - 2009 Foothills Conference Champions
The Gators visited McKeesport and came away with an impressive 21 point victory... led by a dominating performance by both the O and D lines, the Gators held the Flexbone in check, surrendering only a 20 yard pass TD midway through the 1st quarter and a 2 yard TD run with 4:20 left in the game.
McKeesport's offense was plugged up most of the night. McKeesport had only 85 rushing yards on 29 attempts. Darien Robinson, one of the leading rushers in the WPIAL, managed only 64 yards on 16 attempts. Quarterback Ty-Meer Brown had only 7 yards on five attempts and passed 6 of 9 for 87 yards.
Gateway's offense had 26 first downs to McKeesport's eight, and Gateway also had 230 yards rushing. Orne Bey rushed for 108 yards on 23 carries and Brendon Felder for 97 on 14. QB Kalkstein completed 16 of 26 passes for 193 yards and a touchdown.
Overall Gateway outgained McKeesport 423 to 172.
Gateway/McKeesport Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
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Gateway/McKeesport Ch. 11 Highlights Standard | High Def
»2009-10-30 McKeesport game photos
Next update coming Monday night after we have the AAAA brackets and know our 1st round opponent... The Gators will most likely be facing Plum in the first round on Friday, Nov. 6...
WPIAL Game of the Year - Gators @ McKeesport
The Gators (8-0) will travel 10 miles south to take on the 7-1 McKeesport Tigers at McKeesport. Winner takes the Conference Title, and a higher seating for the WPIAL AAAA Playoffs... lots at stake!
Facts about the upcoming AAAA game of the year:
- Gateway holds the all-time series lead against McKeesport, 20 - 10 View all history here
- The last time Gateway lost in the regular season to a WPIAL team was 10/13/06 to Penn Hills
- The last time McKeesport lost in the regular season to a WPIAL team was 10/23/08 to Gateway
- The last team to beat McKeesport at home, was Gateway, 9/6/07 (which was also the last time Gateway played @ McKeesport)
- The last time McKeesport beat Gateway was 9/8/06 (played @ Gateway)
- The last time McKeesport beat Gateway at home was 10/20/05, the same season that McKeesport won the PIAA crown
- TELEVISION: Game will be broadcast live (and on demand) by COMCAST
- Radio/Internet: Game will be live on AM radio and web cast here
- Twitter: We'll be posting live updates from our twitter page here
- Watch JOHN FEDKO's video preview of the big game- in one of his all-time best videos!
Want to know why Fedko calls Gateway's Brendon Felder, Brendon "DON" Felder...???
Don Felder was the lead guitarist for the Eagles... "'cause I gotta peaceful easy feeling, and I know you won't let me down, 'cause I'm already standing on the ground"
Thurs. Oct. 29 - FSN game preview w/Mckeesport interviews Standard | High DefRecord-breaking night against Connellsville --- Gators win 76-0
On a record-breaking night at Antimarino Stadium, the Gators set their all-time high points scored in one game - even though the starters started coming out of the game midway through the 2nd quarter. 11 - Eleven different Gators scored against Connellsville - not one single Gator scored twice. Another amazing fact was the FIRST tackle recorded by Connellsville - wasn't until 5:40 of the 2nd quarter. Prior to that, every time a Gator player touched the ball, it went for a score. Despite scoring 76 points, the Gators only had 321 yards of total offense - because the Gator D, both Varsity and JV kept the Falcons deep in their own end for most of the game, thus giving the Gators a short field to work with all night...
The Gators will now shift their focus to prepping for the McKeesport Tigers - whom they will face Friday, Oct. 30 @ McKeesport in the biggest game of the year in AAAA so far...
note: NO NEWS ARTICLES from this game... this game was not covered by either the Trib or PG. We'll have the Times Express article on Thursday...
Gateway/Connellsville Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
»2009-10-23 Connellsville game photos
Big 2nd half propels Gators to 35-17 victory
»Vote now for Gators QB Rob Kalkstein as the KDKA player of the week
In a game that will be long remembered for the drastic differences between the first and second halves, the Gators turned a 10-7 deficit into a 35-17 victory over a tough McDowell squad. This was truly the tale of two different halves. In the first half, McDowell dominated the clock - an amazing 19:40 out of 24:00 - and held the Gators to only 9 plays on offense. On one drive the Gators used only 22 seconds to move two plays and 61 yards for an Orne Bey TD run, but the rest of the 1st half was McDowell running their triple option 2-3-4 yards at a time and chewing up the clock. At halftime Coach Smith gave the Gators a boost in confidence and told the squad they took all the Trojans could give them and they were still in the ballgame trailing only by three.
The second half was a completely different story. Gateway dominated the second half both ways - defensively limiting the Trojans to 110 yards - 72 of which came on one pass. In the second half the Trojans had 86 yards passing and 24 yards rushing. Offensively in second half, the Gators piled up nearly 250 yards led by QB Kalkstein who played perhaps one of his finest games ever, and went 10-14 for 225 yards, 3 passing TD's and 1 rushing TD. Even McDowell coach Mark Soboleski was so impressed with Kalkstein's peformance that he tracked down the Gators QB post game to personally talk to him, in a show of the respect that these two teams are developing for each other.
Once the Gator defense figured out how to contain the powerful McDowell rushing attack, the Gators offense got it all started by driving 52 yards capped by a 1 yd TD run by Kalkstein to make the score 14-10. On the ensuing possesion, the Gators had the Trojans on a 3rd and 13, when their QB rolled out almost to the sidelines and under heavy pressure heaved a ball far downfield and over DB Nunley's outstreached hands right into the WR hands and he was off to the races to put McDowell back on top 17-14. That was McDowell's last lead of the night.
After receiving the ensuing kickoff, the Gators promptly covered 67 yards in 5 plays and 2:10 on the clock. Kalkstein found Vranka running wide open in the secondary and dropped the ball in his hands for a 30 yard TD pass to put the Gators right back on top 21-17.
The Gators then held McDowell deep in their own end, and took the McDowell punt at the Trojan 45. On the very first play Kalkstein hit Armsted Williams for a 45 yard TD and the Gators were on top 28-17 at 9:24 of the 4th.
On the next offensive series by McDowell, the Gators stripped the ball from the ball carrier and took over on the McDowell 23. On the second play in that series Kalkstein hit Nunley with a 23 yard TD pass and run for the final score to make it 35-17. All told the Gators rolled up 28 points in a little over 10 minutes of clock time.
Near the end of the game after the Gators forced McDowell to punt for the last time, the Gators moved the ball all the way down to the McDowell 10 - all starters still in both sides - with 1:30 on the clock the Gators started taking knees in the victory formation to run out the clock.
Gateway/McDowell Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
»2009-10-16 McDowell game photos
FSN interview w/Coach Smith & two players pregame McDowell game Standard | High Def
»Read about the 2009 Gateway Sports Hall of Fame event on Nov. 14
Gators pour it on Hempfield, 55-0
After getting out of the gate slowly, in a game mostly played in heavy rain, the Gators stormed to a 35-0 halftime lead on their way to a 55-0 rout of the host Spartans... The Gators are now 10-2 all-time against Hempfield.
Be sure to check the news articles as we'll post links as we get them. Video by Monday...
»2009-10-09 Hempfield game photos
Gateway/Hempfield Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin comments on Gateway...
Postgame after the Steelers/San Diego Chargers game on Oct. 4, Coach Tomlin spoke to the Steelers - and commented on Gateway...
Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin on Gateway Standard | High Def
Gators run over the Knights
The Gators defeated the Norwin Knights Friday night 55-7... the entire 1st half was played in a driving rainstorm, therefore we have no photos from the 1st half... however we do have video highlights and 2nd half photos... these will be online Sunday.
For more info on the game, please check the news articles...
»2009-10-02 Norwin game photos
Game Highlights - Ch. 11 Standard | High Def
Norwin/Gateway Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
Former Gator Ryan Lichtenstein makes an impact at SU
09/30 VIDEO - Syracuse Wins On FG As Time Expires (OTHER)
09/30 Unheralded Lichtenstein plays hero for Syracuse (OTHER)
09/30 Now, everybody knows Ryan Lichtenstein's name (OTHER)
Gators handle the Warriors 51-14
The Gators cruised out to a 38-0 lead in the first half before the Warriors got any offense going. The Warriors were able to score with 17 seconds left in the 1st half, but after receiving the kickoff, the Gators went 60+ yards in two passing plays and scored again before halftime to make the score 45-7 at the half. In the 2nd half, most of the 1st team played only the first series, and then Gateway started subbing in players. Oddly, the Warriors kept their starting offense in the ENTIRE game and were able to generate a second touchdown against the Gators with 1:11 on the clock to make the final 51-14.
For more information, read the news articles...
VOTE: What team should be #1 in AAAA?
VOTE: WTAE Game of the week for Week 5
PT/Gateway Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
"The two play, 60 yards in 15 seconds - scoring drive" Standard | High Def
SLOWMO: Kalkstein to Vranka - no time left on the clock TD pass/catch Standard | High Def
Game Highlights - Ch. 4 Standard | High Def
»2009-09-25 Penn-Trafford game photos
Felder committs to UNC
Brendon Felder has committed to the University of North Carolina. Brendon chose the Tar Heels over Pitt, Boston College, Illinois, Maryland as well as a dozen other schools. Brendon was recruited to play the inside receiver position. Congratulations to Brendon and his family. Read the news articles for more info...
Gators shut out Latrobe 49-0
The Gators stormed out to a 35-0 halftime lead in route to a mercy-rule victory over Latrobe.
For more information, read the news articles...
Latrobe/Gateway Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
FSN Latrobe-Gateway Highlights Standard
FSN Feature on Brenden Felder Standard | High Def
FSN Feature on Gator Midget Football Standard | High Def
»2009-09-17 Latrobe game photos
Gateway 43 Baldwin 7
Brendon Felder and Dayonne Nunley each ran for two touchdowns to lead Gateway (2-0) to the blowout win at Baldwin (0-2). Felder scored on runs of 14 and 54 yards, while Nunley's came from 23 and 22 yards. Rob Kalkstein went 10 of 14 for 217 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Note: No news articles after the game; this game wasn't covered by reporters, so there aren't any articles. We'll have photos and sideline video up by Monday.
»2009-09-11 Baldwin game photos
Game Highlights - Ch. 4 Standard | High Def
Game Highlights - Ch. 11 Standard | High Def
Baldwin/Gateway Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
Gators knock off Penn Hills, 19-7
The Gators survived 6 turnovers, including 4 inside the Penn Hills 20 yard line, and prevailed 19-7. The Gators piled up nearly 500 yard of offense led by Orne Bey's 136 yard - 2 touchdown performance - all in the 2nd half.
»2009-09-04 Penn Hills game photos
Game Highlights - Ch. 2 Standard | High Def
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Sideline Highlights Standard | High Def
High School Huddle Preseason Story on the Gators Standard
Up next: The Gators will travel to play Baldwin who is in their first season with former Yough head coach Jim Wehner. Baldwin opened this past Friday by losing 29-14 to Neil Gordon's Shaler team at home.
2009 schedule desktop background wallpaper is available
Thanks to Larry G., the first desktop background wallpaper of the season is available for free.
»View & download wallpapers
Gators whack Bethel Park, 5-0 in 2nd scrimmage
The Gators played well as a team Friday night against Bethel Park, holding BP to around 100 yards offense for the night and keeping their offense off the scoreboard. However, as Coach Smith said post-game, the "Gators need to improve as a team and we can play better..." On the other side of the ball, Gator Brendan Felder had a big evening ripping off several big plays, including a 78 yard TD catch and a 75 yard TD run.
The Gators will now switch gears and prepare to play #1 ranked Penn Hills on Friday Sept. 4, 2009 at Penn Hills. Penn Hills is ranked #1 in the WPIAL, ranked in the state as well as nationally by several media outlets. Gateway and Penn Hills have played 44 times since 1959, with Gateway's record 17-26-1 against the Indians.
»2009-08-28 Bethel Park scrimamge photos
Gators top Shaler 4-1 in 1st scrimmage
More than 14 Gators had their debut on the varsity squad on a nice day in Shaler. The Gators played well as a team and held the Shaler offense in check for most of the morning, allowing only a broken play scramble/pass for a TD.
Drive/Scoring summary:
Gateway - 10 plays - no scoring
Shaler - 10 plays, one TD on a 45 yd pass, 1-0 Shaler
Gateway - 10 plays, two TD's - Vranka 50 yard TD catch, Vranka 78 yard TD catch. 2-1 Gateway.
Shaler - 10 plays, no score
Gateway 2nd team, 10 plays, 1 score, 15 yard TD run by Orne Bey, 3-1 Gateway.
End of 10 play sets
Gateway, series 1, 55 yard catch & run by Felder, but fumble at end of play
Shaler, Punt
Gateway 70 yard drive, Kalkstein 5 yard TD run, 4-1 Gateway
Shaler, Punt
End of Scrimmage
»2009-08-22 Shaler scrimamge photos
Gators win 12 team Maryland tourney
The Gators wrapped up the 7-on-7 season by winning the Howard County Maryland Passing Tournament. The Gators went 7-0 and won the last tournament of the season in a suburb of Baltimore Maryland. The Gators defeated a tough Milford team 28-19 to cap the day and a successful pre-season warmup. Up next for the Gators - start of training camp on Monday, August 17, 2009.
»2009-07-25 Maryland Tourney photos
7 on 7 updates
Gators win the Washington & Jefferson Tournament (June 24). Defeated Bethel Park in OT in the final 24-18, for a 7-0 record.
University of Maryland tourney (June 27). Went 4-0 in pool play, but lost 30-24 in playoff round to Gwynn Park, MD. Game of the Day was vs. McNamara. They were one of the favorites going in and the Gators defeated them 48-18. It was 18-18 at one point. Gators had 4 INT, including two incredible ones by Dondi Kirby and Steve Vranka. Robby threw 7 TDs in game.
It's 7-on-7 time!
Gators went 5-0 in the Saturday, June 13 7-on-7 tourney at Antimarino Stadium. Four teams participated: Pittsburgh Central Catholic, Montour, and Mt. Hebron (Baltimore, MD area).
Round 1: Gators 34, Montour 16
Round 2: Gators 30, Mt. Hebron 6
Round 3: Gators 16, PCC 14
Round 4 (Playoff 1): Gators 37, Mt. Hebron 12
Round 5 (Championship): Gators 28, PCC 18
The Gators travel to the University of Michigan June 18 and 19, then return home for an evening tournament on Monday, June 22, followed by the W & J tourney on June 24.
Brenden Felder player video
New video added April 8, 2009. Brendon moved to Monroeville in early December of of 08. He was a member of the Gateway basketball team this winter. These highlights are from his school in Boston MA.
#2 Brenden Felder RB/WR/DB
Monroeville Chiropractor Bleeds Steelers Black & Gold
Dr. Robb Fishman and his lifelong friend, Lou Franconi came up with a music video that you can watch here
2009 National Letter of Intent Signing
The following students will sign letters of intent
1. Dorian Bell
2. Corey Brown
3. Colin Rodkey
4. BJ Stevens
5. Brian Williams
6. Jack Charles
7. Jeff Parrish
8. Andrew Blackmon
This is one of the largest and most successful classes in Gateway History. A study done by Vanderbilt University states of 11,549 High Schools across the United States of America which produced at least 1 division IA signing from 2004 to 2008, 1290 High Schools produced at least 3 Division IA football players during the five year period studied. This is less than 9% of all the High Schools in the country.
This class alone has 5 Division IA athletes signing. This brings Gateway's total of Division IA signings from 2003-2009 to 16. This class of 2009 has set a school record for Division IA signings with 5.
It has surpassed the previous high of 4 in 2008 and 2006. 2005 Gateway graduate Justin King plays for the St Louis Rams and 2004 Gateway graduate Mortty Ivy is looking to be drafted in the 2009 NFL draft.
2008 individual player videos
#16 Ryan Lichtenstein - Kicker
#2 Corey Brown - Defense
#2 Corey Brown - Offense
#3 Dayonne Nunley (JUNIOR)
#5 Andrew Blackmon
#6 Josh Vermeulen
#9 Jeff Parrish
#11 Rob Kalkstein (JUNIOR)
#17 Sascha Craig (SOPH)
#21 BJ Stevens
#22 Nick Rosky
#24 Dorian Bell - Defense
#24 Dorian Bell - Offense
#29 Delbert Tyler (JUNIOR)
#32 Brian Williams - Defense
#32 Brian Williams - Offense
#65 Justin Kuster
#71 Devin Hale
#72 Jack Charles - Defense
#72 Jack Charles - Offense
#73 Chris Lammie
#76 Colin Rodkey
#79 Mitch Devall (JUNIOR)
| Gateway Football Quick Facts # of seasons: 67 Total # of games played: 591 All-time record: 384 W, 194 L, 13 T Overall Winning Percentage: 0.6497 # of photos on this site: 62,693 # of videos on this site: 562 # of news articles on this site: 2,560 |
