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Ohio Wesleyan Names Tom Watts Head Football Coach

Tom Watts, assistant football coach at Baldwin-Wallace College, has been named head football coach at Ohio Wesleyan University, it was announced by athletics director Roger Ingles on Wednesday, February 8th.

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Chris Monfiletto Named Kenyon Head Football

Chris Monfiletto, the former offensive coordinator at Lycoming College, was hired as head coach of the Kenyon College football program. The announcement was made Thursday by Kenyon's Director of Athletics Peter Smith, who stated Monfiletto possesses the necessary motivation and acumen to turn around a program that has struggled in recent seasons. 

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Six NCAC Football Players Named To D3football.Com All-America Team

Six North Coast Athletic Conference football players were named to the 2011 D3football.com All-America team announced prior to the 2011 Stagg Bowl, highlighted by a pair of Wabash seniors who were named to the first team.

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Ohio Wesleyan's Hollway to Retire

Ohio Wesleyan University Athletics Director Roger Ingles announced today that head football coach Mike Hollway will retire at year's end.
 
During his 25 seasons at the helm, Hollway led the Battling Bishops to a North Coast Athletic Conference championship and six runner-up finishes. Ohio Wesleyan was rated in the NCAA Division III Top 25 seven times under Hollway's leadership. He retires as Ohio Wesleyan's winningest football coach, compiling a career record of 139-110-1.
 
Ingles said Ohio Wesleyan will begin an aggressive national search to find the next Battling Bishop head football coach.
 
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Wabash Senior Linebacker CJ Gum Named To AFCA 2011 Div. III Coaches' All-American Team

Wabash senior linebacker CJ Gum (North Judson, IN/North Judson) was the lone North Coast Athletic Conference football player named to the 2011 American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-America Team.

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NCAC Lands 12 On 2011 OhioCollegeFootball.Com Div. III All-Ohio Squad

The North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) landed 12 players on the 2011 OhioCollegeFootball.com Div. III All-Ohio Football squad. Denison, Oberlin, Wittenberg and Wooster each had at least one representative on the team.

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Denison's Nat Kell Named To 2011 Div. III Capital One Academic All-America Football Team

Denison junior defensive lineman Nat Kell (Upper Arlington, OH/Upper Arlington) was named to the 2011 Capital One Academic All-America Div. III Football Team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Kell, a math and computer science major with a 3.96 grade point average, was named to the second team.

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Thirteen Honored on D3football.com All-North Region Teams

Thirteen players from across the North Coast Athletic Conference were honored with selections to the 2011 D3football.com All-North Region teams, announced by the site Dec. 5.

Wittenberg senior wide receiver Josh McKee (New Carlisle, OH/Tecumseh) and Wabash senior return specialist Wes Chamblee (South Bend, IN/St. Joseph's) were joined on the first team offensive squad by DePauw offensive lineman Lewis Brown (Poway, CA/Poway). Wooster senior defensive tackle Dan Terhune (Chagrin Falls, OH/Orange), Wabash senior C.J. Gum (North Judson, IN.North Judson), the 2011 NCAC Defensive Player of the Year, and Allegheny senior punter Andy DeJong (Pittsburgh, PA/Taylor-Allderdice) earned first-team defensive honors.

For the complete list of awards, click here.

 

NCAC Weekly Release (12-4-11) - NCAA Fall Championships

The Ohio Wesleyan men's soccer team captured the 2011 NCAA Div. III National Championship with a 2-1 victory over Calvin, while Wabash's run in the Div. III Football Tournament came to an end with a 20-8 loss against Mount Union.

Wabash Football Bows Out Of NCAA Tournament With 20-8 Loss At Mount Union

The Wabash College football team was eliminated from the 2011 NCAA Div. III Football Tournament after suffering a 20-8 loss against Mount Union on Saturday afternoon at Mount Union Stadium in Alliance, Ohio. The Little Giants conclude the 2011 season with an overall record of 12-1, including the program's sixth NCAC championship

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