Maryland
College Park, MD
"Terrapins"
Bowl Div. - Atlantic Coast
Penn State
State College, PA
"Nittany Lions"
Bowl Div. - Big Ten
Morgan State
Baltimore, MD
"Bears"
Championship Div. - MEAC
Frostburg State
Frostburg MD
"Bobcats"
D3 Atlantic Central
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington, VA
"Keydets"
Championship Div. - Big South
Towson
Towson, MD
"Tigers"
Championship Div. - CAA
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Bryant College
Smithfield, RI
"Bulldogs"
D2 Northeast 10
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg, PA
"Bullets"
D3 Centennial
McDaniel College
Westminister, MD
"Green Terror"
D3 Centennial
West Virginia State
Institute, WV
"Yellow Jackets"
D2 West Virginia
Bowie State
Bowie, MD
"Bulldogs"
D2 CIAA
King's College
Wilkes-Barre, PA
"Monarchs"
D3 Middle Atlantic
Hofstra
Hempstead, NY
"Pride"
Championship Div. - CAA
Liberty
Lynchburg, VA
"Flames"
Championship Div. - Big South
Chowan College
Murfreesboro, NC
"Braves"
D3 USA South
Shepherd
Shepherdstown, WV
"Rams"
D2 WVIAC
Salisbury
Salisbury, MD
"Seagulls"
D3 Atlantic Central
Glenville State
Glenville, WV
"Pioneers"
D2 WVIAC
Delaware State
Dover, DE
"Hornets"
Championship Div. - MEAC
St. John's
Collegeville, MN
"Johnnies"
D3 Minnesota
Cornell
Ithaca, NY
"Big Red"
Championship Div. - Ivy League
West Virginia
Morgantown, WV
"Mountaineers"
Bowl Div. - Big East
Morehouse College
Atlanta, GA
"Maroon Tigers"
D2 SIAC
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA
"Hokies"
Bowl Div. - Atlantic Coast
William & Mary
Williamsburg, VA
"Tribe"
Championship Div. - CAA
Massachusetts
Amherst, MA
"Minutemen"
Championship Div. - CAA
Villanova
Villanova, PA
"Wildcats"
Championship Div. - CAA
Kentucky State
Frankfort, KY
"Thorobreds"
D2 SIAC
Wesley College
Dover, DE
"Wolverines"
D3 Atlantic Central
Miami
Oxford, OH
"Redhawks"
Bowl Div. - Mid-American
Delaware
Newark, DE
"Blue Hens"
Championship Div. - CAA
Robert Morris
Moon Township, PA
"Colonials"
Championship Div. - Northeast
Rutgers
Piscataway, NJ
"Scarlet Knights"
Bowl Div. - Big East
Western Carolina
Cullowhee, NC
"Catamounts"
Championship Div. - Southern

COLLEGE FOOTBALL ALUMNI

NAME

POS

SCHOOL

TENURE

Greg Anderson

WR

University of Alabama-Birmingham (Birmingham, AL)

2004-2005

Fred Boateng

FB

Western Carolina (Cullowhee, NC)

Marshall University (Huntington, WV)

2004-2007

Chuck Burton

DB

Delaware (Newark, DE)

2006

Phillip Butler

RB

Morehouse College (Morehouse, GA)

2004

Justin Cammack

WR

Bryant College (Smithfield, RI)

2002-2003

Stevyn Carmona

WR

Frostburg State (Frostburg, MD)

2000-2003

Kwang-Min Choe

L

King's College (Wilkes-Barre, PA)

2003

Palestine Croswell

DB

Frostburg State (Frostburg, MD)

2004-2006

Chris Cunningham

L

University of St. John's (Collegeville, MN)

2002-2004

Raymond Custis

S

University of Maryland (College Park, MD)

2000-2004

Arnold Davies

DB

Maryland (College Park, MD)

Delaware State (Dover, DE)

2004-2007

Kelvin Davies

LB

Lackawanna College (PA)

2003-2004

Edwin Deras

LB

McDaniel College (Westminster, MD)

2005

Bill Edmonds

L

Montgomery College

2000

Wes Fry

LB

Shenandoah University (Winchester, VA)

2004-2007

Terrell Golden

DL

Virginia Military Institute (Lexington, VA)

2001-2005

Jon Green

DE

West Virginia State College (Institute, WV)

2002

George Hackey

TE

Montgomery College

2000

Mehmet Hazar

K

Bowie State University (Bowie, MD)

2001-2002

Brad Henry

QB

Frostburg State (Frostburg, MD)

2002-2003

Christian Hill

LB

University of Maryland (College Park, MD)

2004

Ayo Ijelu

DB

Shepherd University (Shepherdstown, WV)

2003-2007

Eby Kalantar

DB

Gettysburg College (Gettysburg, PA)

2002-2005

Eugene King

RB

Towson University (Towson, MD)

VMI (Lexington, VA)

2003-2005

Ayi Mensah

LB

Bowie State University (Bowie, MD)

2006

Troy McWilliams

TE

Shenandoah University (Winchester, VA)

2003

Anwar Phillips

CB

Penn State University (State College, PA)

2001-2005

French Pope

RB

McDaniel College (Westminster, MD)

2000-2003

Bill Rodriguez

L

Liberty University (Lynchburg, VA)

2000-2001

Chris Ropko

LB

Cornell Univ (Ithaca, NY)

King's College (Wilkes-Barre, PA)

2003-2004

Desmond Scott

WR

Chowan College (Murfreesboro, NC)

2000-2002

Brian Shaw

QB/P

Morgan State University (Baltimore, MD)

2001-2002

Dustin Smith

DB

Shepher University (Shepherdstown, WV)

Glenville State University (Glenville, WV)

2003-2007

Brad Stewart

L

McDaniel College (Westminster, MD)

2001-2004

Andrew Thomas

TE/DB

Texas Southern (Houston, TX)

Wesley College (Dover, DE)

2005-2007

Dwayne Washington

DB

HBowie State University (Bowie, MD)

2007

Dewayne Whitaker

DB

Hofstra (Hempstead, NY)

2003-2007

Adjete Wilson

DB

Towson (Towson, MD)

2002-2006
Please EMAIL 'Korndogg' any corrections, updates, on the senior roster.

NWHS has had players play for JUCO school Montgomery College-Rockville.
MC-Rockville Knights football stoped playing football after the 2002 season due to financial reasons.
#55 Brad Stewart of McDaniel College in a 2003 game vs Ursinus College.
Stewart played at NW from 1998-2000.
#76 James Jenkins of the Kentucky State Thoroughbreds in 2006.
Jenkins played at NW from 2003-2004.
#80 Darren Brownlee of the West Virginia Mountaineers in a 2006 scrimmage vs Hargrave in 2006.
Brownlee played at NW from 2001-2004
#17 Tony Nelson of UMASS scored three touchdowns against William & Mary as a freshman in 2006.
Nelson played at NW from 2002-2004
#3 Ike Whitaker of Virginia Tech takes off in a game ve Southern Mississippi in a 2006.
Whitaker played at NW from 2001-2004
#1 Anwar Phillips of Penn State deflects a pass intended to 6'6 Florida State WR Greg Carr.
Phillips helped lead one of the nation's greatest defense during their amazing 2005 run- topped with a 26-23 triple overtime FedEx Orange Bowl win vs the Seminoles. Phillips played at NW from 1998-2000.
#26 Raymond Custis is joined by teammates #42 EJ Henderson and # 29 Ty Stewart after intercepting a 4th quarter Philip Rivers pass to help the Maryland Terrapins upend the NC State Wolfpack 26-23 in 2002.
Custis played at NW in 1999.
#91 Terrell Golden of VMI seeks (top photo) and destroys (bottom photo) a Tennessee Tech University runningback in a 2005 game.
Golden played at NW from 1998-2000.
#53 Wes Fry led Shenandoah University in tackles in 2006. He was also named to ESPN's All-Academic team in his freshman and sophomore seasons.
Fry played at NW from 2001-2003
#17 Eby Kalantar of the Gettysburg Bullets poses with McDaniel Green Terrors #22 French Pope and #55 Brad Stewart.
Kalantar played at NW from 2000-2001.
Pope played at NW from 1998-1999.
Stewart played at NW from 1998-2000.
#22 French Pope of McDaniel College (formerly known as Western Maryland University) braces the cover of a Westminster, Maryland sports page after returning two kicks for a touchdown against Dickinson College in 2001.
Pope played at NW from 1998-1999
The College of William & Mary's #95 Cortenous Herbert tackles a Hofstra receiver in a 2005 game.
Herbert played at NW from 2002-2004.
#4 Dewayne Whitaker of Hofstra and #3 Adjete Wilson of Towson pose with Coach Trivers after a game in 2006.
Whitaker played at NW from 2000-2002. Wilson played at NW from 2000-2001.Photo by Beth Muehl
#43 Mehmet "Shiek" Hazar of Bowie State kicks a field goal in a 2001 game versus Hampton Univ.
Hazar played at NW from 1999-2000
#5 Ayo Ijelu of the Shepherd Rams in a 2006 game vs Concord Univ.
Ijelu played at NW from 2001-2002
Division distribution (2000-present) # of teams # of confirmed players
Division I Bowl 9 14
Division I Championship 17 24
Division II 7 15
Division III 9 17
JUCO 3 3
  TOTAL 45 73
UAB
Birmingham, AL
"Blazers"
Bowl Div. - Conference USA
COLLEGE FOOTBALL HEADLINES

Friday, Sep 14, 2007 - By Robert Niedzwiecki - The Winchester Star
In this article: Wes Fry (2001-2003)

When Shenandoah University football freshman Andre Byrd's father passed away over the summer, it was senior middle linebacker Wes Fry who spoke to him about ...

Thursday, Sep 13, 2007 - By Tom Luicci - The Star-Ledger
In this article: Joe Lefeged (2006)

Joe Lefeged knew that his hopes for a college social life would take a hit when classes started last week, since Rutgers' promising freshman ...

Monday, Sep 10, 2007 - By Robert Niedzwiecki - The Winchester Star
In this article: Wes Fry (2001-2003)

... then Shenandoah linebacker Wes Fry stripped wide receiver Brandon Copeland of the ball inside Shenandoah's 15...

Sunday, Sep 9, 2007 - By Craig Muder - The Boston Herald
In this article: Tony Nelson (2002-2004)

Matt Lawrence rushed for 122 yards and Tony Nelson added 70, offsetting a 103-yard effort by Colgate's Jordan Scott. The first period was played to a ...

Sunday, Sep 9, 2007 - By Brian Bohl - NY Sports Day
In this article: Dewayne Whitaker (2000-2002)

HEMPSTEAD, NY -- Dewayne Whitaker knew safety help was available behind him, giving the cornerback the confidence to jump the route midway through the fourth quarter. The ball soon glided into the Hofstra defender's hands, completing the ...

Saturday, Sep 8, 2007 - News Channel 9 WSYR
In this article: Tony Nelson (2002-2004)

On Massachusetts' next possession, the Raiders appeared to have the visitors stopped when Tony Nelson fumbled, but an official wrongly ruled Nelson down ...

Thursday, Sep 6, 2007 - By Robert Niedzwiecki - The Winchester Star
In this article: Wes Fry (2001-2003)

The second one, Wes Fry made a great play, and he actually tipped the ball and it went straight up in the air like a jump ball. I said, 'If you don't catch ...

Wednesday, Aug 15, 2007 - By John Y. Wehmueller - The Gazette
In this article: Tony Nelson (2002-2004)

Former Northwest running back Tony Nelson admits that when he first arrived at the University of Massachusetts, he needed a little convincing that he was in the right place.

Wednesday, Aug 15, 2007 - By Dan Greenberg - The Gazette

Germantown is just a quaint little community with a generous estimate of 85,000 residents. But something is up with the water there — it seems to have been laced with some sort of hyperactive athletic nutrients.

Wednesday, Aug 15, 2007 - By Dan Greenberg - The Gazette
In this article: Lee Oliver (2001-03), Arnold Davies (2001-03), Brandon Jackson-Mills (2004-05)

It’s become somewhat of a mystery how the Maryland Terrapins don’t seem to heavily recruit some of the best players in Montgomery County.

Wednesday, Aug 15, 2007 - By Brian Heard - The Gazette
In this article: Ike Whitaker (2002-2004)

Four months later, local products Whitaker and Smith reflect on the Virginia Tech tragedy and prepare to honor the memory of those killed...

Thursday, Aug 10, 2007 - By Tom Luicci  - Newark Star Ledger
In this article: Joe Lefeged (2006)

Joe LeFeged saw time at so many positions in high school -- running back, defensive back, linebacker, wide receiver and quarterback -- that ...

Thursday, Aug 10, 2007 - By Kyle Tucker - The Roanoke Times
In this article: Ike Whitaker (2002-2004)

For Tech QB Ike Whitaker, alcoholism is a battle he fights daily -- and doesn't always win.
BLACKSBURG -- Nevermind that Kenny Lewis Jr. had just cut Ike ...

Wednesday, May 2, 2007 - By James Peters - The Gazette
In this article: Arnold Davies (2001-03)

Davies (6-0, 195), a junior, has made the most of his opportunities as well, earning a spot on all the special teams, while also challenging for a starting spot.

Thursday, Aug 9, 2007 - By Nathan Warters - Lynchburg News and Advance
In this article: Ike Whitaker (2002-2004)

Backup quarterback Ike Whitaker is learning a new position: Wide receiver. The sophomore will remain Tech's No. 2 quarterback, but when he's not taking snaps there, he'll be running routes and catching passes.

Thursday, Aug 7, 2007 - By Paul Franklin - Courier News
In this article: Joe Lefeged (2006)

Joe Lefeged, a recruit from Maryland, has been playing free safety for the second team and played a big part in Tenafly's Jabu Lovelace being intercepted during one drill. The 6-foot-1, 195-pound Lefeged blitzed Lovelace, who was picked by Hackensack's Devon Smart. "He's got a very good football mind and he's very athletic," Rutgers coach Greg Schiano said. "That's not a bad two things to have." Coach Greg Schiano said during Sunday's Media Day press conference that he particularly has been impressed with true freshmen Joe Lefeged. Lefeged is a defensive back from Germantown, Md. "Lefeged is working with the second team at the safety spot," Schiano said. "He's got a chance [to play this year as a true freshman], but he's still figuring it all out. It's an awful lot to process. And our offense does an awful lot. So you take our defense and you multiply it by all the things our offense does, it can get confusing. Physically, he shows some real skills."

Friday, Aug 3, 2007 - By Randy King - The Roanoke Times
In this article: Ike Whitaker (2002-2004)

"Oh, what happened here this past spring is 100-percent more motivating for us to work harder," backup QB Ike Whitaker said. "Everybody on our team is sad about it, and [Coach] Beamer said we should be sad about it. Now we've just got to come together as a team and play for the people who are not here."

Friday, Aug 2, 2007 - By Joe Schad - ESPN Updated: August 6, 2007, 7:11 AM ET
In this article: Ike Whitaker (2002-2004)

"People look up to us and expect us to bring the university back together," backup quarterback Ike Whitaker said. "As a family we want to move forward but at the same time bring them with us."

Wednesday, May 2, 2007 - By Dan Greenberg - The Gazette
In this article: Lee Oliver (2001-03)

Northwest graduate Lee Oliver is slowly but surely proving his talents, climbing his way up to the backup right guard spot...

Wednesday, May 2, 2007 - By James Peters - The Gazette
In this article: Arnold Davies (2001-03)

Davies (6-0, 195), a junior, has made the most of his opportunities as well, earning a spot on all the special teams, while also challenging for a starting spot.

Thursday, April 26, 2007 - By Bill Roth  - HokieSports.com
In this article: Ike Whitaker (2002-2004)

"Ike made a tremendous improvement this spring," O'Cain said. "He has a better feel for what we're doing. He's not where he needs to be, but he made a vast improvement over last year."

Thursday, April 25, 2007 - By Matt Vautour  - Daily Hampshire Gazette
In this article: Tony Nelson (2002-2004)

"Tony Nelson had no illusions about his role with the University of Massachusetts
football team last season."

Wednesday, Feb 14, 2007 - By John Wehmueller - The Gazette
Shenandoah
Winchester, VA
"Hornets"
D3 USA South Athletic
(right) Rutgers freshman safety #26 Joe Lefeged puts a vicious hit on Maryland QB Jordan Steffy with seconds left in the first half. The controversial hit took Steffy out of the game with a concussion.

Lefeged played at NW in 2006.
Texas Southern
Houston, TX
"Tigers"
Championship Div. - SWAC
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Harrisonburg, VA
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Elon, NC
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Championship Div. - Southern
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Huntington, WV
"Thundering Herd"
Bowl Div. - Conference USA
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Normal, AL
"Bulldogs"
Championship Div. - SWAC
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