Saints Liberty League 2024 Season:

St. Lawrence Outlasts Buffalo State 26-18 To Win Season Finale

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S.L.U. SAINTS BEAT BUFFALO STATE 26-18 TO CLOSE OUT 3-6

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On the wildcat, Will Lederman pitches over the middle to Oskar Baldwin for a 10-yard touchdown, 14-7 Saints.  St. Lawrence went on to beat Buffalo State 26-18.  SLU finishes 3-6 on the season.  (Kyton Deon photo)

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November 16, 2024: A strong first half and a balanced attack on both sides of the ball led the St. Lawrence University football team to a 28-16 win over Buffalo State on senior day at Leckonby Stadium to close out the 2024 season for the Saints. The Saints rotated four quarterbacks on Saturday, with William Turner going 6-for-10 for 70 yards and Daniel Lawther passed 4-for-7 for 39. Will Lederman also picked up a stint as quarterback and led the ground game with 67 yards. All three each recorded a touchdown for the Scarlet and Brown. Both Oskar Baldwin and Cole Salyards recorded five receptions for 52 and 44 yards, respectively. On defense, first-year Ethan Metro logged a career-best 12 tackles, including five for the loss of 26 and 3.5 sacks for the loss of 21. Savino Morelli recorded 10 tackles, 2.5 for the loss of nine and a sack for the loss of seven. Ryan Surhoff, Daniel George and Liam Perkins each tallied seven tackles, while Metro, Perkins, Dexter Seeley and Clayton Fogler all forced a fumble. The Bengals got the ball rolling, as Cody Phillips capped a 75-yard drive with a three-yard run to put Buffalo State on the board. Nick Sciandra's kick was good for the 7-0 lead at 7:25 in the first quarter. St. Lawrence responded with a touchdown of their own, as Lawther and Salyards connected with a 13-yard pass. Fogler's first kick of the day was good for the 7-7 tie. A short punt for the Bengals set the Saints up with a good field position with 11 seconds remaining in the first. SLU used that good position, this time with Lederman at quarterback. Lederman found a wide-open Baldwin and the Saints took a 14-7 lead early in the second quarter.   With 7:03 to play in the second, Fogler came up big for the Saints, as he recorded his best field goal of the season at 45 yards to increase St. Lawrence's lead to 17-7. And with 2:35 remaining Metro took down Amir Cameron in the end zone for a safety and a 19-7 advantage. Buffalo State looked to rebound and scored on a two-yard touchdown run from Ale Wilson with 36 seconds left in the second quarter to bring the game within four at halftime. Early in the third, Turner found Shea Goodwin on the far right with a 10-yard pass and Fogler was 3-for-3 on extra points to give the Saints some insurance points for the 26-15 lead. The Bengals final points came with a 25-yard field goal at 1:32 of the third, and the Saints locked down on defense to hold Buffalo State scoreless in the fourth to seal the season-finale win. Buffalo State's Amir Cameron spent most of the game on the run, netting 76 yards for the Bengals. Defensively, Quadir McEachin led with 10 tackles, while Shamond Phillips recorded three tackles for the loss of 12 yards and two forced fumbles, and Basiaka Butcher logged two interceptions. St. Lawrence finished with a 11-7 edge on first downs and put up 213 yards on offense to Buffalo State's 176. Defensively, the Saints recorded nine sacks for the loss of 71 yards. The Saints closed the season 3-6 overall and 2-4 in Liberty League play, while Buffalo State closed their season at 3-7 and 1-5. Prior to the game the Saints honored the 17 members of the Class of 2025 – Oskar Baldwin, Marquize Barmore, James Berry, Matthew Dahill, Daniel George, Nicholas Giardina, Josh Larson, Daniel Lawther, Joseph O'Neil, Thomas Our, Evan Pastino, Liam Perkins, Jed Saltus, Cole Salyards, Trent Sargent, Dexter Seeley, William Turner.

November 9, 2024: The Ithaca Bombers shutout the St. Lawrence University football team 41-0 on a Saturday afternoon on the road in Ithaca, N.Y. Daniel Lawther threw 24-for-36 for 153 yards, while Cole Salyards caught five passes for 45 yards and Shea Goodwin caught six for 38. On defense, Evan Pastino tallied a team-high 10 tackles, while Joseph O'Neil and Liam Perkins each recorded nine. Perkins also recorded three tackles for the loss of 18, including two sacks for the loss of 14. The Bombers took an early lead, as Matthew Parker connected with Nicholas Matos for a 41-yard touchdown catch. Derek Baldin's kick was good for the 7-0 advantage and the lone score of the first quarter. Ithaca increased their lead in the second quarter, as Jake Williams ran for six yards to cap a 49-yard drive and Parker threw his second touchdown catch to Sam Kline, building a 21-0 lead. Parker connected with Nicholas Lang with 45 seconds left in the second frame, and Baldin was 3-for-3 on kicks in the second for the 28-0 lead at halftime. The Bomber's scored their fourth touchdown of the game in the third quarter, as Jalen Leonard-Osbourne scored on a 15-yard run, making the score 35-0. Baldin converted on two field goal opportunities in the fourth, one for 48 yards and one for 31 yards to cap the scoring for the 41-0 final. Parker passed 16-for-20 for 264 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Ithaca offense, while Jake Williams led the ground game with 64 yards and Kline caught six passes for 115 yards. Jake Connolly recorded 10 tackles, while Owen O'Neill recorded two tackles for the loss of six yards. Ithaca's offense finished with a 23-9 advantage on first downs and finished with 462 yards on offense to the Saints' 177. St. Lawrence fell to 2-6 on the season and 1-4 in Liberty League play, while Ithaca improved to 6-3 and 2-1, respectively. The Saints will return to Leckonby Stadium and host Buffalo State for senior day on Saturday, November 16. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m.
 
October 26, 2024: In a battle of the defense, the University of Rochester Yellowjackets broke through in the second half to defeat the St. Lawrence University football team 21-0 on Saturday afternoon in Rochester, N.Y. Ryan Surhoff led the Saints defense with 10 tackles, including six solo, and a tackle for the loss of four yards. Both Brennan Twombley and Savino Morelli recorded eight tackles, while Liam Perkins finished with five and a sack for the loss of seven yards. Twombley also recorded one interception, while Nicholas Giardina and John Finnegan each finished with a pass breakup. Saints quarterback Daniel Lawther passed 27-for-42 for 241 yards, while Shea Goodwin caught 10 passes for 90 yards and Nicholas Huhtala recorded five receptions for 61 yards. On special teams, first-year Sam Arbaugh logged five punts for 173 yards. Both teams locked down on defense for the start, as both teams went scoreless in the first quarter. Both the Saints and Yellowjackets each picked up four first downs, and the Saints went 1-for-2 on third down conversions, while Rochester went 1-for-3. Strong defensive play continued both sides of the ball, as the game remained deadlocked at 0-0 at halftime. Rochester was able to put points on the board first, as Luke Herter intercepted a pass from Lawther on the 29-yard line and ran it back for the touchdown. Jordan Laudani's kick was good for the 7-0 lead. The Yellowjackets doubled up on their score with two minutes to play in the third, as Daniel Papantonis capped a 74 -yard drive with a 17-yard touchdown run. Laudani's second kick connected for the 14-0 lead. Rochester scored once more in the fourth, as Jake Adelmann recorded a one-yard touchdown run and combined with a third kick from Laudani, the Yellowjackets claimed a 21-0 win. Ryan Rose passed 10-for-16 for 108 yards and one touchdown, while Daniel Papantonis ran for 194 yards on 24 attempts and Aidan Papantonia caught three passes for 58 yards for the Yellowjackets. Defensively, Heter tallied one interception, a breakup and 12 tackles, while Joe DeBonis finished with eight tackles and two sacks for the loss of 16. With the loss, the Saints fell to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in conference play, while Rochester improved to 6-1 and 2-1, respectively. The Saints finished with a 17-16 edge in first downs, while Rochester finished with a 370-241 advantage in total offense. St. Lawrence finished 4-for-14 on third down conversions, while Rochester went 5-for-12. St. Lawrence enters a bye week next week and will return to Liberty League play at Ithaca on Saturday, November 9 for a 1 p.m. kickoff.

October 19, 2024: The Hobart Statesmen put up points in all four quarters to defeat the St. Lawrence University football team 39-3 on Saturday afternoon at Leckonby Stadium. Daniel Lawther passed 7-for-15 for 103 yards, while backup quarterback Sean Miles rushed for 21 yards, while Shea Goodwin caught two passes for 76 yards, including a 66 yard catch in the second quarter, for St. Lawrence. Savino Morelli led the defense with a team-best nine tackles, while Daniel George recorded eight. Both Colin Wanat and Liam Perkins finished with seven apiece. Perkins and Morelli combined for a sack for the loss of three yards. Tobias Wefering put the first points on the board for Hobart with a 29-yard field goal at 8:14 of the first quarter. The Statesmen built their lead, as E.J. Taylor pushed through for a one-yard touchdown run, capping a 50-yard drive. Wefering's kick was good, putting Hobart up 10-0 after the first 15 minutes of play. Wefering converted on his second field goal opportunity at 11:54 of the second, this time for 25 yards and the 13-0 advantage. Clayton Fogler netted three points for the Saints, as he converted on a 22-yard field goal about six minutes later, making the score 13-3. Wefering continued to log points for the Statesmen putting up a 41-yard field goal to close out the second quarter, increasing Hobart's lead to 16-3 before the break. Johnny Colombi connected with Ahmed Crowell and Johnny Harding in the third quarter, as Hobart pulled to a 29-3 lead. Hobart finished with 10 more points in the fourth quarter for the 39-3 final. Colombi threw 14-for-22 for 226 yards and two touchdowns, while Taylor led the ground game with 79 yards on 19 attempts. Harding logged three receptions for 81 yards and one touchdown. Jaimen Bliss recorded seven tackles for Hobart, while Chris Ntumba and Corey Rock each tallied an interception for the Statesmen. Hobart finished with 390 yards of total offense, while St. Lawrence logged 164. The Statesmen also finished with a 22-7 advantage in first downs and went 5-for-14 on third-down conversions.

October 12, 2024: The St. Lawrence University football team took the lead on a field goal in the second, but the RPI Engineers scored three touchdowns in the second half to claim a 34-10 win over the Saints on Saturday afternoon in Troy, N.Y. Saints' quarterback Daniel Lawther threw 27-for-47 for 295 yards, while Oskar Baldwin led the Saints receiving play with seven catches for 114 yards. Nicholas Huhtala and Shea Goodwin each finished with six catches for the Saints. Defensively, Savino Morelli dominated with 12 tackles, including a sack for the loss of 13 and 1.5 TFL's total for the loss of 15. Daniel George and John Finnegan each recorded seven tackles. Finnegan and Colin Wanat each snagged a pass breakup. The Engineers put points on the board first, as Kayden White capped a 59-yard drive and scored on a one-yard rush for RPI. The extra point, however, was no good and the Engineers held a 6-0 lead with 7:59 to play in the first. St. Lawrence scored next on a fourth and one, the Saints went for it and scored on a two-yard run from Will Lederman. Lederman's run finished off the 65-yard drive and Clayton Fogler's kick was good for the 7-6 lead before the end of the first quarter. Fogler kept the Saints in control early in the second, as he converted on a 33-yard field goal, putting SLU up 10-6. Just about five minutes later, the Engineers scored their second touchdown with an eight-yard run from Christian Buckley. The extra point was good giving RPI a 13-10 advantage at halftime. RPI extended their lead, as quarterback Jake Kazanowsky capped a 53-yard drive with a three-yard run. The extra point was good, giving the Engineers a 19-10 lead. The Engineers scored three more touchdowns, one in the third quarter and two in the fourth for the 34-10 final.    Kazanowsky went 19-for-27 for the Engineers for 138 yards, while Kayden White ran 66 yards on 10 attempts and finished two touchdowns. Hayden Faraday caught eight passes for 53 yards. Cassius Johnson finished with eight tackles and two breakups for RPI, while Owen Boland and Cole Garrison each with a sack for the loss. SLU finished with a 21-17 edge in first downs, while the Engineers held a 330-317 advantage in total yards of offense. St. Lawrence converted on 2-of-4 fourth-down opportunities, while RPI went 8-for-13 on third downs. St. Lawrence fell to 2-3 on the season and 1-1 in Liberty League play, while RPI improved to 3-3 and 1-1.
 
October 5, 2024: Clayton Fogler landed a 38-yard field goal to power the St. Lawrence University football team to a 27-24 overtime win over the Union Garnet Chargers on Saturday afternoon at Leckonby Stadium. With the win, the Saints improved to 2-1 on the season and 1-0 in Liberty League play, while Union fell to 1-4 and 0-1. The win marks the first win over Union since 2016 and the first overtime win for the Saints since 2007. Daniel Lawther passed 28-for-40 for a season-high 271 yards and three touchdowns, while Oskar Baldwin led the receiving game with seven catches for 97 yards and two touchdowns. Cole Salyards finished with five catches for 71 yards, while Nicholas Huhtala finished with three catches, 24 yards and one touchdown. Defensively, Ryan Surhoff recorded a team-high 13 tackles, including one and a half for the loss of five yards. Daniel George tallied nine tackles, while Brennan Twombly finished with seven. Liam Perkins tallied five, including a sack for the loss of seven yards. Seven different Saints recorded a pass breakup. Fogler opened scoring for the Saints by kicking a 27-yard field goal to put the Saints up 3-0 after the first quarter of play. Union responded with a field goal of their own early in the second quarter, tying things up 3-3. Union quarterback Patch Flanagan put the Garnet Chargers first touchdown on the board on an 87-yard run. Francesco Pileggi's kick was good for the 10-3 lead. Lawther connected with Baldwin for their first touchdown connection, capping a 75-yard run, and Fogler's kick was good to knot the game 10-10 before halftime. The Garnet Chargers went on a run in the third, with a one-yard touchdown from Cam Fries and two field goals to build a 24-10 lead over the Saints by 14:56 of the fourth quarter. The Saints responded well as Lawther and Baldwin connected for a second time with a 25-yard catch on the 67-yard drive bringing them within one touchdown. Eight minutes later, Lawther found Huhtala with a 15-yard pass. Both of Fogler's kicks were good as the Saints rebounded, tying the score 24-24 to force overtime. St. Lawrence won the toss in overtime and opted to play defense. On the fourth play of Union's drive, Flanagan's pass was broken up by Thomas Our and intercepted by Savino Morelli to put the Saints on offense. Fogler claimed the win for the Saints with a season-best 38-yard field goal in overtime. Flanagan went 14-for-29 for 107 passing yards and one touchdown and also led Union's ground game with 204 yards on 17 attempts and a touchdown. Michael Fiore picked up 51 yards on 13 attempts for the Garnet Chargers. John Droggitis finished with 10 tackles, while Ethan VanderBrink finished with eight, five TFL's for the loss of 11 and 2.5 sacks for the loss of six. Union finished with an 18-16 edge in first downs and finished with 405 yards of total offense to the Saints' 283. St. Lawrence converted on both red zone chances, while Union went 4-for-6.

  

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When Clarkson used to have a team: running back Taylor Richardson (20) from Ogdensburg N.Y. breaks away from the University of Vermont defender and dashes towards the Catamounts' end zone midway through the fourth quarter. The Golden Knights held off a late comeback attempt to capture the 28-21 victory over University of Vermont in a 2017 contest. (Cody Jenne photo)
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September 20, 2024: Box Score  A strong first quarter put the Saints up 14-0, but four touchdowns powered Western New England to a 28-14 win over the St. Lawrence University football team under the lights on Friday night at Leckonby Stadium for Laurentian Weekend. Daniel Lawther passed 20-for-29 for 153 yards and one touchdown, while Will Lederman ran for 65 yards on 12 attempts and a touchdown. Oskar Baldwin led the Saints' receiving game with six catches for 70 yards and one touchdown. Defensively, Liam Perkins and Ryan Surhoff each recorded nine tackles, while Anthony Ferro finished with eight, including one for the loss of three yards. Brennan Twombly finished with seven tackles and his first career interception. Five Saints each recorded a pass breakup. St. Lawrence started out strong, as Lederman ran for 39 yards, scoring his fourth touchdown of the season and the Saints first of the game for the lead. Clayton Fogler's kick was good for the extra point. The Saints then took a 14-0 lead, as Lawther connected with Baldwin on a 16-yard pass. Fogler's second kick was good, and the Saints held onto their lead at the end of the first quarter. The Golden Bears bounced back in the second quarter with two touchdowns to tie the game up. With 4:02 to play Brady Lafferty connected with Ryan Larson for 27 yards, and just as the clock expired Lafferty found De'Andre Harris with a 12-yard catch, tying the game. Lafferty closed a 14-play drive with a five-yard pass to Callaghan Daskam in the third quarter to make it 21-14. Matt LaMontagne capped off the scoring for Western New England with a two-yard run. All of John Moss's kicks were good for the 28-14 final. Lafferty went 17-for-26 and finished with 234 yards and three touchdowns, while LaMontagne ran for 73 yards on 16 attempts and Harris caught three passes for 65 yards. Jason Shumilla finished with nine tackles, while Rogan Wotherspoon finished with a sack for the loss of 12 yards. Western New England finished with a 21-11 first-down advantage and held a 382-225 advantage in total yards. The Golden Bears went 7-for-15 on third down conversions, while the Saints finished 6-of-14.

September 13, 2024: Defensive lineman Thomas Our was named St. Lawrence's MVP helping lead the St. Lawrence University football team to a 20-9 win over Norwich University, bringing the Hoffman Cup back to the North Country under the lights at Sabine Field in Norwich, Vt. The win marked the fourth-straight Hoffman Cup win for the Saints, and improved their record to 1-1 on the season, while the Cadets fell to 0-2. Our finished with six, including two sacks for the loss of 19 yards, both in the fourth quarter. He also recorded one quarterback hurry. Also defensively, Savino Morelli picked up nine tackles. Mark Rodeo went 14-for-19 for 150 yards, while senior Captain Oskar Baldwin finished with five catches for 40 yards. Will Lederman controlled the ground game with 98 yards on 20 attempts. The first points on the scoreboard were a 25-yard field goal from Clayton Fogler. With one minute and 47 seconds left in the first, Lederman ran in for a one-yard touchdown. Fogler's kick was good to give St. Lawrence a 10-0 lead after the first 15 minutes. A bobbled snap on a punt attempt from the Cadets to start the second quarter, led to a turnover and a chance for the Saints to capitalize on good field position. Rodeo connected with Baldwin for a 22-yard pass and the Saints second touchdown and the 17-0 lead, just 10 seconds into the second quarter. Norwich closed the first half with a three-yard rush from Mike Cascarano. The kick was no good and the Saints held a 17-6 lead at the break. Both teams took a defensive stance in the third quarter, resulting in no points for either side. Norwich scored early in the fourth with a 30-yard field goal from Jace McCarron and the defensive battle continued with two huge sacks from Our. The final points of the game came off the foot of Fogler with a 20-yard kick for the 20-9 final. Cadets' quarterback Aidan Sullivan passed 18-for-29 for 85 yards. Jeremy Henault led the defense with seven tackles, while Madux McGrath picked off two passes. St. Lawrence finished with a 13-11 edge in first downs and finished with a 244-105 spread in total offense. The Scarlet and Brown also recorded five sacks for the loss of 33 yards. Norwich converted on 2-of-5 fourth down opportunities.

September 7, 2024: The St. Lawrence University football team scored two touchdowns in the second half, but an early lead from 18th-ranked Endicott, powered the Gulls to a 44-13 win over the Saints in the season opener for both teams at Leckonby Stadium on Saturday. Mark Rodeo stepped in as the Saints quarterback and passed 9-for-23 for 128 yards, while Will Lederman led the ground game with 32 yards, caught three passes for 44 yards and scored both touchdowns. Nicholas Huhtala finished with four catches and 61 yards, including a 30-yard catch. Daniel George, Joseph O'Neill and Liam Perkins each recorded seven tackles for the Saints, while Savino Morelli finished with six, including two for the loss of seven yards. Ryan Surhoff's four tackles, included two TFL's for the loss of 10 and a sack for the loss of nine. Battling a rainy afternoon in Canton, Endicott was able to pick up a two-point safety to score this first points of the afternoon. The Gulls scored twice more in the opening quarter, as quarterback Clayton Marengi found Jayson Little with a 15-yard pass and Shane Aylward with an 11-yard pass just about three minutes apart. Both kicks from Ryan Smith were good, as the Gulls took a 16-0 lead after the first quarter. Marengi extended the lead to 23-0 with a 30-yard touchdown run of his own and Little scored his second of the game with a 13-yard catch to make it 30-0. Michael Vecchione scored with a six-yard run to end the second and scored his second on the run at 5:19 of the third, closing Endicott's scoring at 44 points. With 39 seconds to play in the third quarter, the Saints scored their first touchdown of the afternoon. Lederman capped a 75-yard run, with a three-yard burst and Clayton Fogler's kick was good, putting the Saints on the board. Lederman scored his second of the game with a two-yard dive with 7:48 to play in the fourth quarter making the final score 44-13. Marengi threw 13-for-17 for 190 yards and ran for 53 yards. Adam Goodfellow, Little and Everett Knowlton each finished with three catches. Defensively, Hector Johnson and Danny Fleming finished with five tackles each and combined for 3.5 TFL's and the loss of 11 yards. St. Lawrence converted on 3-of-5 fourth-down chances, while Endicott finished with a 26-10 advantage in first downs and converted on 8-for-12 third down opportunities.

October 21, 2023: A touchdown by Cole Salyards tied the game for the Saints in the first quarter, but the RPI Engineers scored 27 points in the second half to defeat the St. Lawrence University 37-7 on Saturday afternoon at Leckonby Stadium. Will Lederman passed 14-for-29 for 113 yards for one touchdown and ran 22 yards on the afternoon for the Scarlet and Brown. Cole Salyards finished with four catches for 59 yards, while Matt Ciesielski caught seven passes for 46. Liam Perkins led the Saints defense with nine tackles, while Owen O'Brien and Joseph O'Neil each recorded seven. Savino Morelli, Thomas Our and Evan Pastino each recorded a sack, while Ryan Surhoff recorded six tackles, including one for the loss of three yards, while Matthew Dahill finished with one block and one quarterback hurry. Colin Wanat and Nicholas Giardina both finished with one pick each on the afternoon. Sterling Walker-Sutton opened the scoring for the Engineers with a 39-yard punt return and Jared Elstein connected on his first kick of the afternoon to make it 7-0 RPI. Just about five minutes later, Lederman connected with Salyards with an 11-yard pass to cap a 68-yard drive. Clayton Fogler's kick was good to tie the game 7-7 with 4:49 to play in the first quarter. The second quarter was a battle of the defense and remained scoreless until RPI opted for a field goal with 30 seconds to play. Elstein recorded a 34-yard field goal, and the Engineers took a 10-7 lead just before halftime. Hayden Faraday scored his first touchdown of the afternoon with a 35-yard pass from quarterback Jake Kazanowsky, extending the lead to 17-7. Sean Kelly and Faraday would add two more touchdowns for the Engineers to lead 30-7 heading into the fourth quarter. RPI's Christian Buckley capped the scoring with an 11-yard touchdown run, making the final score 37-7. Kazanowsky threw 15-for-22 for 204 yards and three touchdowns, while Kayden White led the ground game with 76 yards on 12 attempts and Faraday caught three passes for 97 yards and two touchdowns. Anthony D'Agostino led the RPI defense with six tackles, while four other members of the Engineers squad finished with five and Nate Sicard recorded four hurried efforts. RPI finished with a 21-17 edge in first downs and recorded 375 yards of total offense to the Saints' 246. The Engineers converted on 7-of-11 third-down opportunities, while the Saints went 7-for-18. With the loss, the Saints fell to 2-5 on the season and 0-3 in Liberty League play, while RPI improved to 6-1 and 2-1, respectively.
 


St. Lawrence University quarterback Will Lederman (18) breaks away from two University of Rochester defenders and scrambles for the first down, setting up first-and-goal for the Saints. A strong second quarter lifted the Yellowjackets past the Saints to win 37-27. (Cody Jenne photo)


St. Lawrence University's Owen O'Brien (9) picks off a Norwich pass in the second quarter.  SLU rallied for two 4th-quarter touchdowns to overcome Norwich in the 21st annual Hoffman Cup game.  (Kyton Deon photo)
Former St. Lawrence University player Peyton Schmitt (2) from Harrisville, NY readies for a block while facing the SUNY Morrisville Mustangs defense.   Schmitt, who played football at Gouverneur where he set the Section X single-game rushing record with 433 yards, finished his SLU career in 2022.

NCSN College Football Scoreboard

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2024

St. Lawrence 26, SUNY Buffalo 18

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2024

Ithaca 41, St. Lawrence 0

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2024

Rochester 21, St. Lawrence 0

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2024

Hobart 39, St. Lawrence 3

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2024

RPI 34, St. Lawrence 10

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2024

St. Lawrence 27, Union 24 (OT)

 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2024

Western New England 28, St. Lawrence 14

 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2024

St. Lawrence 20, Norwich 9

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2024

Endicott 44, St. Lawrence 13

 

End of 2023 College Football Season

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2023

St. Lawrence 30, Buffalo State 7

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2023

Ithaca 51, St. Lawrence 14

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2023

Hobart 35, St. Lawrence 0

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2023

RPI 37, St. Lawrence 7

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2023

Rochester 37, St. Lawrence 27

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2023

Union 34, St. Lawrence 0

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2023

St. Lawrence 28, Castleton 0

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2023

Western New England 42, St. Lawrence 21

 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2023

St. Lawrence 14, Norwich 7

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2023

Endicott 31, St. Lawrence 0

 

End of 2022 College Football Season

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2022

St. Lawrence 31, Buffalo State 7

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2022

RPI 10, St. Lawrence 6

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2022

St. Lawrence 35, U-Rochester 31

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2022

Hobart 31, St. Lawrence 10

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022

Ithaca 40, St. Lawrence 0

 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2022

Union 44, St. Lawrence 7

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2022

St. Lawrence 34, Castleton 6

 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022

SUNY Morrisville 17, St. Lawrence 15

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

St. Lawrence 30, Norwich 19

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2022

Endicott 27, St. Lawrence 0