Oct 2, 2021 · 6:00 PM · St. Louis, Mo. · CCIW game · Attendance 1,724
Wheaton40–10at WashUW
Head coach Jesse Scott · Official box score ↗ · Recap ↗

Line Score

Team1234F
Wheaton14316740
WashU003710

Wheaton Player Statistics

Passing

PlayerCmpAttPctYds ▾TDIntLongRating
Luke Anthony122646.2%116101796.3
Jeremiah Tucker3475.0%421014245.7
Nate Magnusson11100.0%211021606.4

Rushing

PlayerAttYds ▾AvgTDLong
Giovanni Weeks241887.8274
Sam Singleton7497.0011
Jeremiah Tucker4164.0011
Cristian Carstens2126.007
Jake Hibben2115.508
Luke Anthony891.107
Clay Campbell100.000

Receiving

PlayerRecYds ▾AvgTDLong
Adam Terrini89311.6114
Spencer Peterson34515.0221
Matthew Tucker3279.0017
Terrelle Brown188.008
Tyler Gautier166.006

Scoring

PlayerTDFGMPATPATAPts ▾
Giovanni Weeks200012
Spencer Peterson200012
Tommy Gallagher01558
Adam Terrini10006

Defense

PlayerSoloAstTot ▾TFLSacksIntPBUQBHFFFRBlk
Luke Gammichia3360.00.0000000
Ryan Schwartz4261.00.0000000
Jake Holaday5164.03.0000000
Wyatt Lee5053.01.0000000
Jalen Shaffer3140.00.0000000
Philip LoChirco4040.00.0000000
Daniel Herber3032.01.0100110
Dallas McRae3032.01.0010000
River Shindledecker1230.00.0010000
Caleb Egbert2020.00.0000000
Ryan Lavanchy2020.00.0000000
Riley Schwartz1010.00.0000000
Jack Schmid1010.00.0000000
Isaiah Love1010.00.0000000
Caleb Grotelueschen1010.00.0000000
Stephen Watson1010.00.0000000
Josh Shaffley1010.00.0010000
Jaden Ferlita0110.00.0000000
Dimitrie Skakavac1011.01.0000000
Jack Allen0000.00.0000001
Fielding Davis0000.00.0000001

Interceptions

PlayerNo ▾YdsAvgTDLong
Daniel Herber100.000

Field Goals

PlayerFGM ▾FGAPctLongBlk
Tommy Gallagher11100.0%370

Punting

PlayerNo ▾YdsAvgLongIn20TBBlk
John Bickle416842.05111

Kickoffs

PlayerNo ▾YdsAvgTBOB
Tommy Gallagher740858.301

Punt Returns

PlayerNoYds ▾AvgTDLong
Caleb Grotelueschen393.009
Fielding Davis188.000
Jack Allen122.000

Kick Returns

PlayerNoYds ▾AvgTDLong
Caleb Grotelueschen23618.0025
Nate Magnusson12626.0026

Scoring Summary

1st 11:43WHEATON - Weeks 11 yd run (Gallagher kick), 9 plays, 73 yards, TOP 3:17
1st 03:08WHEATON - Peterson 21 yd pass from Magnusson (Gallagher kick) 3 plays, 35 yards, TOP 1:19
2nd 00:39WHEATON - Gallagher 37 yd field goal 7 plays, 15 yards, TOP 1:36
3rd 10:20WHEATON - Peterson 15 yd pass from Anthony, Luke (Gallagher kick) 10 plays, 40 yards, TOP 3:51
3rd 04:51WASHU - C. Vartanian 30 yd field goal 7 plays, 32 yards, TOP 2:09
3rd 01:48WHEATON - Allen 1 yd safety
3rd 01:30WHEATON - Weeks 74 yd run (Gallagher kick), 1 plays, 74 yards, TOP 0:10
4th 05:38WHEATON - Terrini 14 yd pass from Tucker, J. (Gallagher kick) 10 plays, 85 yards, TOP 5:12
4th 00:30WASHU - Collin Hoyhtya 14 yd pass from Matt Rush (C. Vartanian kick) 12 plays, 80 yards, TOP 5:03

Team Statistics

StatisticWheatonWashU
Total2611
Rushing143
Passing117
Penalty11
Total (Net)2557
Attempts5029
Avg. Per Rush5.10.2
Rushing TDs20
Yds. Gained30359
Yds. Lost4852
Total (Net)179146
Comp.-Att.-Int.16 - 31 - 014 - 29 - 1
Att.5.85.0
Comp.11.210.4
TDs31
Yards434153
Plays8158
Play5.42.6
Fumbles - Lost2 - 11 - 1
Penalties - Yds.3 - 333 - 21
Punts - Yds.5 - 1689 - 269
Punt33.629.9
Inside 2012
50+ Yds.10
Touchbacks10
Fair Catch12
Total - Yds.7 - 4084 - 246
Kickoff58.361.5
Touchbacks01
Punt: Total - Yds. - TDs5 - 19 - 02 - 17 - 0
Return3.88.5
Kickoff: Total - Yds. - TDs3 - 62 - 06 - 114 - 0
Return20.719.0
INT: Total - Yds. - TDs1-0-00-0-0
Fumble: Total - Yds. - TDs0-0-00-0-0
Misc. Yards00
Poss. Time38:3021:30
3rd. Down Conv.7 of 153 of 13
4th. Down Conversions1 of 30 of 1
Red-Zone: Scores - Chances4 - 42 - 2
Sacks: Total - Yds.7 - 382 - 8
PAT: Total - Made5 - 51 - 1
2PT Conversion: Total - Made0 - 00 - 0
Field Goals: Total - Made1 - 11 - 1

Game Recap

Wheaton College Athletics

Fifth-ranked Thunder defeats WashU 40-10

St. Louis, Mo. – The fifth-ranked Wheaton football team played its second-consecutive road conference game on Saturday night. The Thunder earned a 40-10 victory at Washington University-St. Louis (2-2, 2-1 CCIW) in a strong performance for the Thunder in all facets of the game. Wheaton is now 3-1 on the season with a 2-1 mark in conference play.

The Wheaton defense gave an impressive performance tonight against the Bears. Wheaton held the WashU running game to just seven rushing yards. The Bears passed for 146 yards, with 86 of those yards coming in the fourth quarter. The Thunder defense kept the hosts to just 153 yards of total offense tonight. Wheaton recorded 13 tackles for lost yardage (-55 yards), including six quarterback sacks (-36 yards).

Wheaton amassed 386 yards of offense tonight as Wheaton averaged 4.8 yards per play. The Thunder gained 207 yards on the ground, with 50 rushing attempts. Wheaton passed for 179 yards, averaging 11.2 yards per pass.

Linebacker Wyatt Lee (PICTURED LEFT) led the Wheaton defense with a team-high six total tackles, all solo stops. Three of Lee's tackles were for lost yardage (-11 yards), including a seven-yard quarterback sack. Jake Holaday made five total tackles, all solos. Holaday registered four tackles for loss (-22 yards), including three quarterback sacks (-18 yards). Linebacker Ryan Schwartz made five total tackles, including four solos. Schwartz registered a tackle for lost yardage (-2 yards) and recovered a fumble. Philip LoChirco, Jalen Shaffer and Luke Gammichia each made four total tackles. Daniel Herber registered two tackles for loss (-10 yards), including a nine-yard sack and he intercepted a pass.

Running back Giovanni Weeks (PICTURED RIGHT) carried the ball 24 times for 140 yards, with two touchdown runs. Sam Singleton ran the ball seven times for 49 yards. Adam Terrini caught eight passes for 93 yards with one touchdown reception. Tight end Spencer Peterson caught three passes for 45 yards with two touchdown runs.

Starting quarterback Luke Anthony completed 12 of his 26 passing attempts for 116 yards with one touchdown pass. Jeremiah Tucker was 3-for-4 passing, with 42 yards and a touchdown pass.

Wheaton received the opening kickoff and methodically moved down the field in a nine-play drive of 73 yards. The drive culminated with an 11-yard touchdown run for Weeks, followed by a PAT kick to give the Thunder a 7-0 lead with 11:43 remaining in the first quarter. Weeks ran for 30 of Wheaton's 73 yards in the drive. On its second drive of the game, WashU fumbled at its own 35-yard line. The ball was recovered by Schwartz. Three plays later, Wheaton ran a halfback pass as Nate Magnusson threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Peterson. Tommy Gallagher converted the PAT kick and Wheaton's lead increased to 14-0 with 3:08 remaining in the first quarter.

Wheaton's Fielding Davis blocked a WashU punt attempt late in the second quarter to give Wheaton the ball at the Bears' 35-yard line. The Wheaton drive that followed the blocked punt concluded with a a 37-yard field goal by Gallagher with 39-seconds remaining in the second quarter. The field goal increased Wheaton's advantage to 17-0. The Thunder maintained the 17-0 lead at the halftime intermission.

Herber (PICTURED LEFT) intercepted a WashU pass on the third play of the opening drive of the second half. Herber's interception gave the Thunder offense the ball at the WashU 40-yard line. Wheaton put together a 10-paly drive of 40 yards that concluded on a 15-yard touchdown pass from Anthony to Peterson. The TD toss gave Wheaton a 24-0 lead with 10:20 remaining in the third quarter. WashU kicker Chris Vartanian kicked a 30-yard field goal with 4:51 left in the third quarter to give the Bears their first points of the game. The Wheaton drive that followed the field goal concluded with terrific John Bickle punt that was downed at the Bears' one-yard line. The Wheaton defense forced a three-and-out that had the Bears attempt a punt from their end zone. The Thunder special teams again struck as Jack Allen blocked the punt that went out of bounds for a safety to increase Wheaton's edge to 26-3 with 1:48 remaining in the fourth quarter. Weeks ran for his second touchdown of the game to give Wheaton a 33-3 lead with 1:30 left in the third quarter.

Wheaton's final score of the game was a 14-yard touchdown pass from Jeremiah Tucker to Terrini. The touchdown toss increased Wheaton's lead to 40-3 with 5:38 remaining in the fourth quarter. WashU quarterback Matt Rush connected with Collin Hoyhtya on a 14-yard touchdown pass with 30-seconds left in the game to account for the 40-10 final score.

Wheaton returns home next Saturday to host Augustana for Wheaton's annual Homecoming contest. The kickoff for the contest between the Vikings and the Thunder is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. at McCully Stadium.Print Friendly Version

Players Mentioned

#3

Jeremiah Tucker

QB

5' 9"

Senior

#4

Adam Terrini

WR

6' 1"

Graduate Student

#8

Tommy Gallagher

K

6' 2"

Senior

#9

John Bickle

P

6' 1"

Senior

#10

Wyatt Lee

LB

5' 9"

Senior

#12

Nate Magnusson

RB

5' 8"

Senior

#15

Spencer Peterson

TE

6' 6"

Senior

#16

Luke Gammichia

DB

5' 11"

Senior

#18

Luke Anthony

QB

6' 3"

Senior

#22

Daniel Herber

LB

6' 0"

Senior

Players Mentioned

#3

Jeremiah Tucker

5' 9"

Senior

QB

#4

Adam Terrini

6' 1"

Graduate Student

WR

#8

Tommy Gallagher

6' 2"

Senior

K

#9

John Bickle

6' 1"

Senior

P

#10

Wyatt Lee

5' 9"

Senior

LB

#12

Nate Magnusson

5' 8"

Senior

RB

#15

Spencer Peterson

6' 6"

Senior

TE

#16

Luke Gammichia

5' 11"

Senior

DB

#18

Luke Anthony

6' 3"

Senior

QB

#22

Daniel Herber

6' 0"

Senior

LB

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