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 Three Crusaders Named All-Americans First Two-Time All-American and Most Since 1987 Capital University had three players named All-Americans in football for just the second time in school history and first time since 1987. >>FULL STORY Trevor Alexander Named First Team Verizon Academic All-American Capital University senior defensive lineman Trevor Alexander (Ashland/Ashland) is a 2002 Verizon Academic All-American College Division First Team selection. >>FULL STORY Capital Well Represented on All-OAC Football Team; Five First Team Selections Most Since 1987 With five first team selections, Capital University was well represented on the All-Ohio Athletic Conference Football Team released today. >>FULL STORY Hausler Named OAC Player of the Week Capital University freshman Kyle Hausler (Hilliard/Davidson) was named Ohio Athletic Conference Defensive Football Player of the Week. >>FULL STORY Slow Second Half Sends Capital to Loss in Season Finale John Carroll 16, Capital 6 Capital University's football team ended the 2002 season with a 16-6 loss at John Carroll University in an Ohio Athletic Conference game in University Heights on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Alexander Headlines Academic All-OAC Football Selections Capital University senior defensive lineman Trevor Alexander (Ashland/Ashland) was a unanimous first team selection to the Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference football team and a Verizon Academic All-District First Team pick. >>FULL STORY Capital Runs Over Muskingum Capital 35, Muskingun 27 Rayshaun Gales (Worthington/Whitehall) ran for a career-high 185 yards to become Capital University's all-time career rushing leader in a 35-27 Ohio Athletic Conference win over Muskingum College at Bernlohr Stadium on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Baldwin-Wallace Freezes Capital Baldwin-Wallace 38, Capital 7 Capital University’s football team was frozen on and off the field as Baldwin-Wallace College scored a 38-7 Ohio Athletic Conference win on a windy and cold Saturday in Berea. >> FULL STORY Second Place Capital Travels To Third Place Baldwin-Wallace in Pivotal OAC Game With only three games left in the 2002 season, the Capital University football team will look to stay in second place in the Ohio Athletic Conference standings when they travel to Berea, Ohio, to take on Baldwin-Wallace College on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at The George Finnie Stadium. >>GAME PREVIEW Slow Start Sends Capital to First Conference Loss No. 1 Mount Union 38, Capital 22 Capital University's football team got off to a slow start, spotting the No. 1 Mount Union College 17 first quarter points before falling 38-22 in an Ohio Athletic Conference game at Bernlohr Stadium on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Capital Blows Past Heidelberg First place in the OAC on the line next week against Mount Union Capital 52, Heidelberg 13 Capital University blew past Heidelberg College, 52-13, in an Ohio Athletic Conference football game in Tiffin, Ohio, on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Kyle Hausler Third Crusader in Four Weeks Named to d3football.com National Team of the Week Capital University freshman Kyle Hausler (Hilliard/Davidson) became the third Crusader in four weeks named to the d3football.com National Team of the Week. >>FULL STORY Capital Takes Four Game Win Streak on the Road to Heidelberg The Capital University football team will take a four game win streak on the road to Tiffin, Ohio, to face Heidelberg College in an Ohio Athletic Conference game on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. >>GAME PREVIEW Capital Runs Over Otterbein Crusaders Go to 4-0 in the OAC with Fourth Win in a Row Capital 35, Otterbein 3 Capital University's football team rushed for a season-high 254 yards in running over cross-town rival Otterbein College, 35-3, in Homecoming at Bernlohr Stadium on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Crusaders Win Third Straight Capital 27, Wilmington 7 Capital University won its third game in a row with a 27-7 win at Wilmington College on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Capital Blanks Marietta; Crusaders Post First Shutout Since 1996 Capital 35, Marietta 0 Capital University’s football team shut out an opponent for the first time since 1996 with a 35-0 blanking of Marietta College in an Ohio Athletic Conference matchup in Marietta, Ohio on Saturday night. >>FULL STORY Crusaders Put Polar Bears on Ice Capital 47, Ohio Northern 12 Capital University's football team converted nine Ohio Northern University turnovers into 38 points in a 47-12 rout at home in the Ohio Athletic Conference opener on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Opportunities Lost For Crusaders in Opener Anderson (Ind.) 25, Capital 24 Capital University's football team saw two leads disappear and opportunities late evaporate in a 25-24 season opening loss to Anderson University on Saturday. >>FULL STORY The Sky is the Limit When Anderson Visits Capital The sky will literally be the limit when the Capital University football team hosts Anderson (Ind.) University on Saturday. Both teams employ the spread offense which means as many as four and sometimes five wide receivers will be out on the field making for plenty of high flying action. >>GAME PREVIEW 2002 OAC Football Media Day Capital Picked Among OAC Elite Crusaders Fourth in Media Poll and Fifth in Coaches Poll Capital University's football team coming off an impressive 7-3 season in 2001 were picked fourth by the media and fifth by the coaches in preseason polls at the annual Ohio Athletic Conference's Football Media Day at the Easton Hilton in Columbus. >>FULL STORY Football - 2002 Preview Crusaders Look To Turn it up a Notch in 2002 Capital University's football team looks to turn it up a notch in 2002 after its best season in 14-years a season ago. >>2002 PREVIEW >>PRESEASON PRACTICE SCHEDULE Capital Announces 2002 Football Schedule Capital University's second football season in Bernlohr Stadium features five home games against teams that combined record for 37-17 a year ago, highlight the 2002 schedule announced today. >>FULL STORY |
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