 the player of the week award for the second time this season. He kicked the game-winning field goal with 24 seconds left to go in the game as Concordia beat St. John's to remain the only undefeated team in the MIAC. The field goal was one of two Halverson made on the day. In the second quarter, he connected on a 40-yard attempt - his longest of the season and second longest of his career.
On the game-winning field goal, St. John's called timeout to try and put pressure on Halverson, but he calmly stepped up and drilled a 30-yard attempt straight through the middle of the goal posts. For the day, Halverson accounted for seven of the team's 21 points. He now has 48 points on the season and leads the MIAC in field goals and scoring by a kicker.
Andrew Passanante Named MIAC Offensive Player of the Week!
Concordia senior wide receiver Andrew Passanante (Sr., Hawley, Minn.) was named the MIAC Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts against Hamline on Saturday. It is the first time in his career that he has won the award, and he becomes the fifth Cobber player to earn MIAC Player of the Week honors this season.
Passanante caught 12 passes for 206 and two touchdowns in Concordia's 42-0 victory over Hamline on Saturday. He becomes the first receiver since Concordia head coach Terry Horan to break the 200-yard receiving barrier in a single game. Horan amassed over 200 yards back in 1987 - also against Hamline. During the course of the game, he was also a part of the team's longest play from scrimmage this season when he caught a 62-yard strike. Passanante has now caught 25 passes for 347 yards and four TD's in the last two games. He currently leads the MIAC in receptions per game (8.0), receiving yards per game (112.8) and is tied with teammate Shawn Reile (Sr., Moorhead, Minn.) for the lead in receiving touchdowns (4).
Andrew Passanante Named to the D3football.com Team of the Week!
Concordia senior wide receiver Andrew Passanante (Hawley, Minn.) was named to the D3football.com Team of the Week for his efforts against Gustavus in the Cobbers' 42-27 victory.
Passanante caught 13 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns. Both of his TD grabs tied the game for Concordia. He currently leads the MIAC in receptions per game (6.67), total receptions (20) and receiving yards per game (81.7).
Brian Schumacher Named MIAC Tri-Offensive Player of the Week!
Concordia junior quarterback Brian Schumacher (Thompson, N.D.) was named the MIAC Tri-Offensive Player of the Week for his near-perfect performance against Gustavus on Saturday. He shares the award with St. John's running back Corey Webber and Augsburg quarterback Marcus LeVesseur.
It is the first time in his career that he has won MIAC Player of the Week honors, and he becomes the fourth Cobber player this season to earn the award. On September 6, Josh Dietz (Sr., Glencoe, Minn./Glencoe-Silver Lake HS) was named the MIAC defensive Player of the Week, and then on September 20 Tanner Radermacher (Jr., Bellingham, Minn./Ortonville HS) was named defensive player of the Week and kicker Brian Halverson (Fargo, N.D./Fargo North HS) was named special teams player of the Week.
In Concordia's 42-27 win over the Gusties, Schumacher threw five touchdown passes which set a modern day school record. It was also the most TD passes tossed by a quarterback in a single MIAC game this season.
For the game, Schumacher threw for 274 yards, was 24-for-32 and did not throw an interception. Individually he accounted for over 300 yards of total offense and finished the game with a quarterback efficiency rating of 198.49. He was part of the offense that gained 511 total yards, the most Gustavus has given up in an MIAC game since October 19, 2002 against Bethel.
In the second half, Concordia outscored the Gusties 28-6, Schumacher was 9-for-9, threw for three TD's and had 106 yards in passing. Overall he completed 14 of his last 15 passes. Schumacher also ran the ball 15 times for 34 yards.
Tanner Radermacher and Brian Halverson Named MIAC Players of the Week.
A pair of Concordia juniors were named MIAC Players of the Week. Free safety Tanner Radermacher (Jr., Bellingham, Minn./Ortonville HS) was named the MIAC Co-Defensive Player of the Week and Brian Halverson (Fargo, N.D./Fargo North HS) was named the Special Teams Player of the Week.
It is the first time in both of their careers that they have earned the award. The pair join teammate Josh Dietz (Sr., Glencoe, Minn./Glencoe-Silver Lake HS) as the only Cobbers to win the honor in 2004.
Rademacher had two interceptions and recovered a fumbled blocked punt in the Cobbers 20-3 win over St. Thomas on Saturday. He also made three tackles on the day. Radermacher was part of a defense that held St. Thomas to only 14 rushing yards and 181 total yards.
Halverson connected on field goals of 24 and 36 yards in helping Concordia beat St. Thomas 20-3. He also totaled eight points against the Tommies. In the game, Halverson set a new school record for consecutive field goals made with 10. On the year, Halverson has made five field goals in two games and has 20 of the team's 50 points.
Josh Dietz Named MIAC Defensive Player of the Week!
Concordia senior linebacker Josh Dietz (Glencoe, Minn. /Glencoe-Silver Lake HS) was named the MIAC Defensive Player of the Week as he helped Concordia hammer MSU-Moorhead 30-7 in the sixth annual Power Bowl.
Dietz had 16 tackles (9 UA/7 A) in Concordia's sparkling win over the Dragon. He was named the game's Most Electrifying Defensive Player of the Game. Dietz was part of the defense that held the Dragons to only 85 yards in the first half of play and a total of only 182 for the entire game.
His ability to stop the run and also drop into coverage helped Concordia intercept two passes and limit MSU-Moorhead's passing attack to only 93 yards. The seven points scored by MSU-Moorhead is the least amount of points given up by a Cobber defense in the storied series since 1997.
Last season Dietz led Concordia in tackles and was named to the MIAC All-Conference First Team. It is the second time in his career that he has been named the MIAC Defensive Player of the Wee. He was also given the honor in the last week of the 2003 season.AffiliateINSIDER backs AskGamblers Awards for the third year and offers individual marketing and skills development packages for winners: Best Affiliate Manager + Best Partner categories.
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