Game Information:
When: Saturday, November 8, 2025
Where: Winchester, Va.
Stadium: Glo Fiber Field at Shentel Stadium
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
Gameday Forecast: 57°, Cloudy, Wind SSW 9 mph
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Series History:
The Generals and Hornets will square off for the 13th time in program history on Saturday afternoon. The Blue and White hold a 7-5 record over SU all-time, with a 2–3 record in the last five meetings. W&L holds the longest winning streak between the two squads with four straight wins from 2014-2017.
Last season, the Hornets jumped out to a 21-0 first-half lead before staving off a fourth-quarter comeback from the Blue and White to secure a 28-21 win.
Anthony Crawford got the Generals on the board with a two-yard touchdown before a Braden Holt three-yard receiving touchdown extended the Hornets' lead back to 21.
Ty Collins cut the lead in half with a 23-yard rushing touchdown before connecting with
Teddy Sparrow with 2:09 remaining in the game to make it 28-21. An ensuing onside kick, which seemed to fall into the Generals' hands, was recovered by Shenandoah to secure the win.
Steven Hugney led all passers with a 9-for-16 (56%) performance in the pocket for 98 yards and a touchdown while adding 74 yards on the ground.
Ty Collins was 5-for-10 for 67 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Collins led the Blue and White's rushing unit with 13 carries for 77 yards and a score. Jalen Redfearn led all rushers with 127 yards on 24 carries and one touchdown. Broden Domenico led the Hornets' receiving corps with five catches for 55 yards, while
Aden Boyd hauled in two passes for 21 yards.
Jalen Todd '25 led all tacklers with 15 total stops, while
Uno Christopher '25 reached double figures with 10 tackles and one tackle for loss. Ahvyon Boothe and Cody Wyatt led the Hornets with 13 tackles each, with Wyatt registering a team-high two tackles for loss. Corey Kidwell recorded the lone sack of the day, while Liban Farah picked off
Ty Collins.
Scouting the Hornets:
The Hornets are entering the final week of action with a 7-2 overall record and a 5-2 mark in conference play. They kicked off the season with back-to-back wins over Methodist (25-6) and Geneva (29-28) before falling in their ODAC opener at Hampden-Sydney (42-7). Shenandoah rebounded with four straight victories following their bye week, defeating Bridgewater (24-21), Guilford (45-7), Roanoke (33-20), and Averett (48-3). Their winning streak was halted by No. 21 Randolph-Macon in a 31-14 loss, but they bounced back in commanding fashion last week with a 52-14 win over Gallaudet.
This season, Shenandoah is averaging 30.8 points per game while producing 376.2 yards of total offense. Through the air, the Hornets are putting up 229.3 yards per contest and adding 146.9 on the ground. They have scored 21 or more points in each of their seven victories, including three performances with 45+ points. However, in their two losses, the offense has managed just 21 points combined. Defensively, SU is holding opponents to 19.1 points and 350.6 yards per game. While opposing offenses are being held to just 147.6 rushing yards per game, they've managed 15 rushing touchdowns, compared to just seven scores through the air.
Against Gallaudet, Shenandoah erupted for 556 yards of total offense on just 56 plays, averaging an impressive 9.9 yards per snap. The Hornets racked up 384 yards and five touchdowns through the air, while also rushing for 172 yards and two scores. Quarterback Mekhi Brown was nearly perfect, completing 21-of-22 passes (95%) for 276 yards and five touchdowns. Gallaudet's Gabe Segovia went 18-for-32 (56%) for 171 yards and two interceptions. Dakota Fisher led all rushers with 11 carries for 78 yards and a score, while Jamir Freeman paced Shenandoah with 75 yards and a touchdown on just three carries. Roge't Walker led all receivers with six receptions for 78 yards and a score, while four other Hornets also found the end zone.
On the defensive side, the Hornets surrendered 305 total yards - 131 on the ground and 174 through the air - while forcing a pair of interceptions. Matt Conroy and Jaren Mitchell each tallied seven tackles, with Mitchell adding 0.5 tackles for loss. Phoenix Andes-Stowell recorded Shenandoah's lone sack and added a pass breakup and quarterback hurry. Kicker Carson Gallant connected on a 21-yard field goal and was perfect on extra points, going 7-for-7.
Scouting the Generals:
The Blue and White are riding a five-game winning streak heading into the final week of the regular season. Their streak includes wins over No. 21/24 Hampden-Sydney (42-34), Gallaudet (45-0), Bridgewater (20-17 OT), Averett (61-21), and Roanoke (35-14).
W&L is averaging 31.8 points per game this season while generating 431.4 yards of total offense. Their run-heavy attack is producing 321.1 yards per game, the top-ranked and third-best in Division III, while finding the end zone 33 times. The Generals' offense has rushed for over 300 yards in five games this season including an output of 589 rushing yards in a win over Averett. Defensively, the Generals are allowing 20.3 points per game through ten weeks of the season. The Blue and White have the second-best rushing and passing defense in the conference this season, only allowing 121.6 yards per game on the ground and 180.1 in the air.
Last week against Roanoke, the Generals honored their seniors prior to a 35-14 win over the Maroons. W&L compiled 489 yards of total offense on 69 plays, averaging 7.1 yards per play. They rushed for 387 yards and five touchdowns on 56 attempts, averaging 6.9 yards per carry, while throwing for 102 yards at 14.6 yards per completion.
Ty Collins led the Generals with a 7-of-11 (64%) performance in the pocket for 102 yards.
Ryan Clemens rushed his way to national recognition, earning D3football.com Team of the Week honors after recording a career-high 223 yards on 22 carries with three scores.
Dominic Hahn and
Josh Garcia also found the end zone in the win.
Joseph Pizzo hauled in a team-high two catches for 38 yards.
Defensively, W&L's defense limited Roanoke to 272 yards of total offense, allowing just 69 rushing yards. The Maroons threw for 203 yards—marking the sixth time this season that the Generals have allowed over 200 passing yards.
Will Mahmud led the team with nine tackles, including three solo stops and 0.5 tackles for loss.
Will Knight paced the defense with 2.5 tackles for loss while also forcing a fumble and recording two quarterback hurries.
Malik Hardy and
Israel Rivers both registered sacks, while Knight,
Arnez Dowe, and
Allan Gushue each forced a fumble.
Gabe Joyner and
Parker Maynard each intercepted a pass, marking the third game this season in which the Generals recorded multiple interceptions.
National Top-25 Polls:
North Central (Ill.) remains the unanimous No. 1 team in the country through ten weeks of the season, receiving all first-place votes in both the D3football.com and American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Top 25 polls. Mount Union holds steady at No. 2 in both polls with an unblemished record, while Johns Hopkins remains in third. Bethel is ranked fourth in both polls . Hardin-Simmons rounds out the Top 5 in
d3football.com poll while the University of Wisconsin-River Falls moved into the top five in the coaches' poll.
D3football.com Top 25 |
AFCA Top 25
National Statistical Rankings:
The Generals' offense is ranked among the nation's best in five statistical categories this season. They rank second in tackles for loss allowed, having surrendered just 24 total — an average of 2.67 per game. W&L also ranks third in both rushing offense (321.1 yards per game) and sacks allowed (0.44 per game), conceding only four sacks through nine games. Additionally, they rank 14th in time of possession, averaging 33:17 per game, and 24th in Division III in passing yards per completion, with an average of 14.82 yards per catch.
Individually,
Ryan Clemens and
Brennan Stout both rank among the Top-20 nationally. Clemens is seventh in Division III in rushing yards per carry, averaging an impressive 7.22 yards per attempt this season. Stout ranks 17th in tackles per game, averaging 10.9 stops across nine contests.
Around the ODAC:
Nationally-ranked Randolph-Macon – 18th by the AFCA and 21st by D3football.com – was resting at home on their scheduled bye in Week 10, but that didn't keep the Yellow Jackets from clinching the ODAC's automatic entry into Division III's 40-team postseason bracket and at least a share of their fourth straight and league-best 16th conference trophy.
This situation was created by Bridgewater's 45-42 road win at No. 25 (AFCA) Hampden-Sydney. That leaves Washington and Lee as the only team that can tie Randolph-Macon in the ODAC league table. The Yellow Jackets are 7-0 in conference games heading into the regular season finale against H-SC in the 130th playing of "The Game" in Ashland, while the Generals are 6-1 following their 35-14 home win over Roanoke, increasing their winning streak to five straight games. RMC has a leg-up towards the NCAA tournament given its 24-6 win over WLU in September.
Shenandoah returned to the win column on Saturday with a 52-14 triumph over Gallaudet. Averett earned its first victory of the season at Guilford, posting a 27-21 triumph over the Quakers.
Saturday, November 15th
Randolph-Macon vs. Hampden-Sydeny | 1 p.m. | Ashland, Va. | 130th Edition of "The Game"
Shenandoah vs. Washington and Lee | 1 p.m. | Winchester, Va.
Nestled in the mountains of Virginia, Washington and Lee University is a proud member of NCAA Division III and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Founded in 1749, W&L is the ninth-oldest college in the United States and a top-ranked liberal arts university. With over 500 student-athletes in 24 varsity sports, the Generals have celebrated over 265 conference championships. Learn more about the Blue and White by visiting www.generalssports.com or on social media at @WLUGenerals.
