SHALIN GREEN | BRIDGEWATER | EDGE
Green, a senior from Dale City, Va., earns his first ODAC weekly award after helping Bridgewater post a 45-42 road victory at 25th-ranked (AFCA) Hampden-Sydney on Saturday. Green was twice involved in the turnover game against the Tigers in addition to making three stops. In the first quarter, Green recovered a H-SC fumble on the 11th-play of the Tigers' opening drive, snuffing out a promising start for the home side. Then in the fourth quarter, Green put an end to a possible fourth-down conversion with a strip-sack of the H-SC quarterback. The Eagles' Oscar Whitely recovered the fumble, which led to Bridgewater's game-tying drive for a 42-42 deadlock with 7:04 to play. For the season, Green has made 26 tackles (15 solo) with 5.5 for a loss including 4.5 sacks. His fumble involvements on Saturday were his first of the year.

JAICERE BATEMAN | BRIDGEWATER | QUARTERBACK
Bateman, a junior from Lynchburg, Va., picked a great day to have his best game of the season in helping Bridgewater post a 45-42 road win at 25th-ranked (AFCA) Hampden-Sydney on Saturday. Bateman accounted for 312 yards of total offense and was responsible for five total touchdowns. He ran for a team-high and career-best 133 yards and two touchdowns on 28 carries while throwing for 179 yards and three scores passing. The five total TDs tie a program record. Bateman opened the game's scoring with a two-yard touchdown run and then connected with Evan Welsh on a 62-yard scoring play to put BC ahead, 14-0, with 11:03 on the second quarter clock. Late in the third quarter, Bateman brought the Eagles to within seven points of tying Hampden-Sydney with a four-yard touchdown run to make it 35-28 H-SC. With Hampden-Sydney leading 42-28, Bateman fired two fourth quarter touchdown passes. The first one went to Ian Browne from 13-yards with 9:51 to go. Then Bateman and Welsh connected on a second TD pass, this one covering 12 yards to knot the score at 42-all. Bateman then engineered a stellar game-winning drive, using up every bit of the 4:23 on the clock before Agustin Miguel hit the winning field goal with 0:00 on the scoreboard. Bateman ran for 27 yards on five carries on that drive. For the season, Bateman has thrown for 1,777 yards and 10 touchdowns and rushed for 226 yards and eight more touchdowns.

AGUSTIN MIGUEL | BRIDGEWATER | KICKER
Miguel, a junior from Staunton, Va., collects his second ODAC special teams weekly award after posting the deciding points in Bridgewater's 45-42 road victory at 25th-ranked (AFCA) Hampden-Sydney on Saturday. Miguel made all six of his point-after tries to keep the Eagles on-schedule throughout the contest. While he did just miss (wide right) what would have been an ODAC-long 48-yard field goal attempt early in the second quarter, Miguel took on the pressure of a game-deciding situation in the fourth quarter. After Bridgewater used up nearly all of the 4:23 on the clock when it took possession, Miguel split the uprights as time expired from 26-yards out to clinch the Eagles' victory. Miguel also registered three touchdowns on seven kickoffs. For the season, Miguel is 6-for-7 on field goals with an ODAC-long 41 yard make on his record. He is 18-of-18 on PATs.

• GENERAL NOTES
  • Bridgewater's win over nationally 25th-ranked (AFCA) Hampden-Sydney marked the first ranked win for the Eagles in head coach Scott Lemn's nearly five seasons leading BC's program.
  • Randolph-Macon clinched its fourth straight NCAA Division III Tournament bid despite not playing this season; the Yellow Jackets are 7-0 and can only be caught in the standings by Washington and Lee in the Yellow Jackets lose next week; RMC owns the ODAC tiebreaker on WLU thanks to their head-to-head win over the Generals in September.
  • Randolph-Macon was idle on its scheduled bye date.
• OFFENSE
  • Averett got a big day from quarterback Brandon Saunders in the Cougars first win of the year; in his second career start, Saunders through for 171 yards and three scores – one each to Kayden Jackson (1 for 42), Christian Jones (3 for 40), and Amontrae Scott (1 for 28) – and ran for 27 yards and a touchdown.
  • Bridgewater quarterback Jaicere Bateman racked up 312 yards of total offense and was responsible for five touchdowns; he ran for a career-high 133 yards and two scores and threw for 179 and three TDs; Evan Welsh (3 for 102) caught two of those scoring throws with Ian Browne (3 for 24) hauling in the other; Wyatt Jervis (4 for 25) added a rushing touchdown.
  • Gallaudet running back Dakota Fisher ran for 78 yards and a touchdown, while do-everything receiver Andrae Green (5 for 39) caught a TD pass from Isaiah Baxter. Fisher added three catches for 46 yards.
  • Guilford quarterback Caleb Robles ran for 45 yards and two touchdowns, while D'Omario Smalls (7 for 24) also found paydirt; Evan Sullivan ran for a game-high 83 yards, while Shane Shapiro caught eight passes for 74 yards.
  • Hampden-Sydney quarterback Carter Sido threw for 297 yards and five touchdowns to four different receivers; Mason Cunningham (9 for 168) caught a pair with one each for Manning Lasso (4 for 86), Jordan Jackson (1 for 33), and Kam Mahoney (1 for 10); running back Terry Hicks ran for 137 yards and a touchdown.
  • Roanoke quarterback Linwood Joseph ran for 40 yards and a touchdown and completed both of his passes for 100 yards including a 71-yard score to KJ Bratton; Khamari Garner caught five passes for 33 yards.
  • Shenandoah quarterback Mekhi Brown threw for 276 yards and five TDs, all in the first half; he was 21-of-22 (95.5%), which marks the second-best single-game completion percentage in ODAC history for QBs with a minimum of 15 pass attempts; Roge't Walker (6 for 78), Caleb Weston (1 for 65), Christian Francis (3 for 28), TJ Henderson (1 for 3), and Kyle Alt (1 for 2) all caught TD passes; Jamir Freeman (3 for 75) and Jordyn Thompson (5 for 16) found paydirt via the ground game.
  • Washington and Lee running back Ryan Clemens backed up one career-game with another as he ran for 223 yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries; Dominic Hahn (16 for 78) and Josh Garcia (7 for 21) also ran for touchdowns as part of a 387-yard 5-touchdown rushing day for the Generals; quarterback Ty Collins went 7-of-11 for 102 yards.
• DEFENSE
  • Averett linebacker Kent Ray made 10 stops and registered one of three Cougars interceptions; DeMarcus Sharper and Jonethan Guess picked off the other two passes; Ivan Williams registered 2.0 sacks.
  • Bridgewater edge Shalin Green made three stops, recovered a fumble to end one drive, and then setup BC's game-tying drive in the fourth quarter with a strip-sack that Oscar Whitely recovered; Elijah Choy and Xavier Edelen intercepted passes, while Aaron Nice and Lucas Chappell notched sacks.
  • Gallaudet defensive back Zefan Nathanson and linebacker Jacob Hundley registered 10 tackles each.
  • Guilford linebacker Travis Burton made nine stops including 3.5 for a loss with 2.0 sacks; he leads Division III with 26.5 TFLs and is tied for second with 12.0 sacks; linebacker Nick Iannone made seven tackles to increase his ODAC-leading total to 125, which is second-most in Division III.
  • Hampden-Sydney linebacker Frank Brewer registered 16 tackles, while Bristan DeRocher (14) and Robert Clarke (10) reached double figures; Clarke had 2.0 TFLs including a sack and a forced fumble that Eddie Allen recovered.
  • Roanoke linebacker Isaac Rivera posted 16 tackles with 1.5 TFLs including a sack; Landon Altizer (12) and Ethan Mapstone (10) also reached double figure stops.
  • Shenandoah linebacker Matt Conroy and defensive back Jaren Mitchell led with seven stops each, while end Phoenix Andes-Stowell notched a quarterback sack; Tayton Smaldone and Jake Jack intercepted passes.
  • Washington and Lee end Will Knight registered 2.5 TFLs and forced a fumble. Linebacker Will Mahmud led with nine tackles; lineman Israel Rivers notched 2.0 TFLs with a sack; Gabe Joyner and Parker Maynard intercepted passes.
• SPECIAL TEAMS
  • Bridgewater kicked Agustin Miguel went 6-for-6 on PATs and booted the game-winning 26-yard field goal.
  • Roanoke punter Zach Nicklas punted three times for a 38.0 average.
  • Shenandoah kicker Carson Gallant was 7-for-7 on PATs and kicked a 22-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.
  • Washington and Lee kickoff specialist Michael Fernandes sent five of his six kickoffs for touchbacks; the one that was returned was taken from the end zone out to the 16-yard line.