ROBERT CLARKE | HAMPDEN-SYDNEY | LINEBACKER
Clarke, a senior from Atlanta, Ga., was a nuisance in the Roanoke backfield to earn his first ODAC weekly honor of the season in Hampden-Sydney's 35-10 win over the Maroons. Clarke made team-best 10 total stops (six solo) and set career-highs with 3.5 tackles for loss including 3.0 quarterback sacks. That total is the third-highest mark in a game in the conference this season behind a pair of 3.5 sack games for Guilford linebacker Travis Burton. Clarke cost Roanoke 12 yards of total offense in addition to the wasted downs. Two of his three sacks came on third down plays to force punts. For the season, Clarke is 11th in the ODAC with 50 tackles. He is tied for fifth with 7.5 TFLs and third with 5.0 sacks. His TFLs have cost opposing offenses 22 yards from scrimmage.

CARTER SIDO | HAMPDEN-SYDNEY | QUARTERBACK
Sido, a senior from Dallas, Texas., collects his second ODAC weekly honor of the season after guiding the Hampden-Sydney offense to more than 500 yards (533) from scrimmage for the fourth time this year in a 35-10 home win over Roanoke. Sido set a new career-high with 330 passing yards with three touchdowns on 17-of-25 through the air. The three TDs helped the Tigers go from trailing the Maroons, 3-0, late in the second quarter to leading 21-3 with less than five minutes to play in the third quarter. Two of Sido's scoring throws went to Kam Mahoney including the go-ahead touchdown on an over-the-shoulder 28-yard toss to the back of the end zone just 39-seconds before halftime. Sido then connected with Mason Cunningham at the 10:43 mark of the third quarter, rolling right and dropping the ball over-top of the Roanoke defensive back in the end zone from 33 yards out. Sido and Mahoney made it 21-3 Tigers with 4:47 to go in the third frame. A pump-fake by the H-SC signal-caller freed up Mahoney for a second 28-yard touchdown reception. For the season, Sido is 96-of-154 for ODAC-highs of 1,684 yards and 22 touchdown passes. His 62.3 completion percentage is second in the conference, while his 193.5 efficiency rating is No. 1.

AGUSTIN MIGUEL | BRIDGEWATER | KICKER
Miguel, a junior from Staunton, Va., earns his first ODAC weekly honor after going 3-for-3 on field goal attempts with two makes of 40 or more yards towards nine total points in Bridgewater's 20-17 overtime loss at Washington and Lee. Miguel helped the Eagles post a 6-0 halftime lead with a pair of second-quarter books. He connected on a 41-yard field goal with 10:31 on the clock to mark the longest made field goal in the ODAC this season. He then made a 34-yard kick with 8:32 to go in the half. Miguel provided BC's points on their overtime possession, giving the Eagles a 17-14 lead with a 40-yard boot. He is the only kicker in the ODAC to make one field goal from at least 40 yards, let alone two. For the season, Miguel is 5-for-5 on field goals and has racked up 27 points overall.

• GENERAL NOTES
  • With 533 yards of offense on Saturday, Hampden-Sydney's offense has posted four of the top-seven outputs from scrimmage this season – 655 (1st), 566 (3rd), 533 (5th), 514 (7th).
  • Randolph-Macon has scored more than 40 points in four games this season including each of the past three with an average winning margin of 39.5 points
  • Guilford was idle on its scheduled bye date.
• OFFENSE
  • Averett controlled possession for a season-high 40:12 at Shenandoah. AU threw for 198 yards with Jamarrie Lumpkins catching four passes for 34 yards.
  • Bridgewater quarterback Jaicere Bateman was 19-for-35 passing for 135 yards and a TD pass to Ian Browne. Browne had eight catches for 67 yards to give him an ODAC-best 46 receptions on the season.
  • Gallaudet quarterback Gabe Segovia was 4-for-4 with a TD pass to Andrae' Green (2 for 25).
  • Hampden-Sydney's offense was prolific with 533 yards from scrimmage – 330 passing and 203 rushing. Quarterback Carter Sido threw for a career-high 330 yards and three TDs. Two went to Kam Mahoney (3 for 58) with the other going to Mason Cunningham (7 for 139). Running backs Terry Hicks (27 for 136) and Joseph Gonzalez (11 for 55) each found the end zone once.
  • Randolph-Macon got three rushing touchdowns from three different backs – Avery Chow (13 for 65), Cameron Chatmon (3 for 22), and Mitchell Johnson (2 for 9). Jack Melton hit Trey Barbee with a 13-yard TD pass. Jake Mulhern was 7-of-10 for 78 yards passing.
  • Roanoke ran for 168 yards behind KJ Bratton (2 for 69), Polo Hill (12 for 54), and Kam Hill (14 for 30) with Kam Hill finding the end zone. He also was 15-of-28 passing for 164 yards.
  • Shenandoah needed just 19:48 to rack up 201 yards on the ground. Aidan McCloskey led with 10 rushes for 108 yards and two TDs, while Jalen Redfearn (7 for 52) and Bryce Buchanan (10 for 41) found the end zone once each. Quarterback Mekhi Brown (8-fo-16 for 93) connected with Roge't Walker (3 for 38) on a touchdown pass.
  • Washington and Lee joined Averett as offenses that posted more than 40 minutes of TOP this week. Quarterback Ty Collins was 14-of-21 passing for 228 yards and the game-winning 25-yard TD pass to a wide-open Fidel Small (2 for 32) on the Generals' first overtime possession. Ryan Clemens ran for a career-high 148 yards on 26 carries, while Michael Schoenberg ran 13 times for 32 yards and a pair of scores. Teddy Sparrow caught three passes for 72 yards.
• DEFENSE
  • Averett linebacker Bo Blankenship led the Cougars with nine stops, while Wade Whitley had a TFL.
  • Bridgewater linebacker Aaron Nice posted a game-high 15 tackles, while Jordan Harper intercepted a pass.
  • Gallaudet defensive back Zefan Nathanson posted a game-high 11 stops, while Andrew Suarez registered 1.5 TFLs including a sack.
  • Hampden-Sydney linebacker Robert Clarke made 10 tackles with 3.5 for loss and 3.0 sacks that cost Roanoke 12 yards of offense and ended two drives. Max Bidou and Kenen Barlowe had 2.0 sacks each. Markevus Graves-Franklin intercepted his second pass of the season.
  • Randolph-Macon's defense was dominant in allowing just 77 yards from scrimmage, posting five takeaways, and registering 14 points on three safeties and a 49-yard interception return for a touchdown by Caleb Hughes. Hughes, Jacob Kyger, and Jacob Lall all recovered fumbles, while Parker Funk and Stuart Williams jarred the ball loose and Gavin Solito intercepted a pass. Funk and Jackson Hall led with five tackles each.
  • Roanoke linebacker Charlie Davis posted an ODAC weekly high 21 tackles (11 solo), while Landon Altizer (13) and Lane Shoemaker (11) also reached double figures. Javier Waldron intercepted his ODAC-leading sixth pass of the season.
  • Shenandoah's defense registered six sacks that cost Averett 38 yards of offense. Phoenix Andes-Stowell had 4.5 TFLs, while Matt Conroy led with 12 tackles. Cody Wyatt made 10 total stops. Conroy and Connor Moyssiadis intercepted passes. Andrew Waters forced a fumble that Victor Vazquez returned 18 yards for the game's final touchdown.
  • Washington and Lee linebacker Brennan Stout made 10 stops, while Will Knight registered 1.5 sacks and three quarter hurries.
• SPECIAL TEAMS
  • Averett kicker Michael Markulic made a 27-yard field goal in the second quarter.
  • Bridgewater kicker Agustin Miguel is the first ODAC kicker with two makes from 40 or more yards in going 3-for-3 on field goals from 41, 34, and 40 yards. His first kick is the longest in the ODAC this season. Punter Aiden Grefe punted six times for a 44.8 average with two inside the 20-yard line.
  • Gallaudet do-everything player Andrae' Green punted three times for a 41.7 average. He also had two kickoff returns for 49 yards.
  • Randolph-Macon kicker Tyler Graham was 2-for-2 on field goals from 19 and 31 yards. Punter Jordan Etz averaged 55.0 yards on two punts including a 64-yard boot.
  • Hampden-Sydney back and return man Joseph Gonzalez returned three kicks for 62 yards including a 40-yard burst.
  • Roanoke kicker Ethan Cyr made a 35-yard field goal, his longest of the season.
  • Shenandoah defensive back and return man Sean Perry posted 132 total return yards with a 54-yard kickoff burst and two punt returns for 78 yards including a 68-yard touchdown sprint for a touchdown. It marked his second punt return TD of the season.