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HEAD COACH:
Rich Ingold
ASSISTANT HEAD COACH: Jon Roehlk
ASSISTANT COACH: Reggie Mathis
ASSISTANT
COACH: Phil Roehlk
ACTIVE
ROSTER:
NO. NAME POS.
HT. WT. COLLEGE
PRO
86 - Chris Anthony WR/DB 6'3" 205 Iowa State
R
18 - LaVance Banks
WR/DB 6'2" 205 SIU
3rd season
75 - Cory Bern OL/DL 6'3"
300 Western Illinois R
58 - Corey Brown
OL/DL 6'2" 295 University of Iowa
AF2 - Quad City
06 - Brent Browner DS 5'8"
185 Northern Iowa R
10 - Mike Cawley
QB 6'1" 205 James Madison
NFL /XFL/AFL/CFL
97 - Derrick Davison FB/LB
6'1" 240 University of Iowa R
72 - Jay Eilers OL/DL
6'6" 265 NW Missouri St Af2
44
- Josh Fourdyce FB/LB 6'2" 260 Knox College
AF2 - Quad City
01 - Ira Gooch
OS 6'0" 190 Central Michigan
R
14 - Brian Hegnauer K 5'10" 190 Baldwin-Wallace
AF2 - Lafayette / Mohegan Camp
22 - Jeff Hewitt WR/DB
5'11" 190 South West Missouri State R
91 - Tim McGill
OL/DL 6'3" 300 University of Illinois R
05 - Hiawatha
Phifer WR/DB 6'0" 200 Western Illinois
AF2 - Quad City
62 - Michael Schaefer OL/DL
6'6" 300 Toledo
R
95 - T.J. Schneckloth OL/DL 6'5" 250 North West Missouri
State R
02 - Eric Thigpen DS 6'1"
205 University of Iowa R
07 - Brett Thompson QB
6'1" 210 NW Missouri St. / McPhearson NIFL - Bismark
32 - Frank Trentadue FB/LB
6'1" 255 Elmhurst
R
INACTIVE TAXI ROSTER:
09 - Dan McMullen QB/WR/LB 6'3" 220 Saint Ambrose
R
21 - Pee-Wee Woods DS 5'10" 176 Oklahoma
AF2 - Quad City
LONG TERM IR:
56 - Damon Williams OL/DL 6'4"
305 Evangel
AF2 - Quad City
12 - Tony Zimmerman QB 6'3"
220 Duquesne
R
20 - Shawn Orr
DS 5'8" 175 Benedict College
R
50 - Justin Thies
OL/DL 6'3" 270 Western Illinois
AF2 - Quad City
SHORT TERM IR:
96 - Lamon Caldwell OL/DL 6'3"
295 Portland State/Mt. Carmel AFL (Iowa)/AF2(Qua)/ NFL (Az)
42 - Trent Clemen
FB/LB Northern Illinois University
R
Box Score (Final)
Louisville Fire vs Quad City Steamwhlrs (Jul 13, 2002 at Moline, IL)
Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score
-----------------
-- -- -- -- -----
Louisville Fire..... 7 6 6 7 - 26
Record: (2-12,0-5)
Quad City Steamwhlrs 7 27 0 35 - 69 Record:
(9-5,3-3)
Scoring Summary:
1st 11:25 QUA - ANTHONY, Chris 5 yd pass from CAWLEY, Mike (HEGNAUER,
Brian
kick from
CAWLEY, Mike), 6-45 3:35, LOU 0 - QUA 7
05:56 LOU - PAYTON, Anthony 15 yd pass from HICKS,
Matt (CZERNIAK, Paul
kick from HICKS, Matt), 7-45 5:29, LOU 7 - QUA 7
2nd 14:52 LOU - PAYTON, Anthony 40 yd pass from HICKS, Matt (CZERNIAK,
Paul
kick failed),
3-45 1:20, LOU 13 - QUA 7
13:07 QUA - ANTHONY, Chris 23 yd pass from CAWLEY, Mike (HEGNAUER,
Brian
kick from
CAWLEY, Mike), 2-35 1:45, LOU 13 - QUA 14
10:06 QUA - THIGPEN, Eric 21 yd interception return
(HEGNAUER, Brian
kick blockd), , LOU 13 - QUA 20
02:17 QUA - FOURDYCE, Josh 17 yd pass from CAWLEY, Mike
(HEGNAUER, Brian
kick from CAWLEY, Mike), 5-38 2:54, LOU 13 - QUA 27
00:11 QUA - SCHNECKLOTH, TJ 4 yd pass
from CAWLEY, Mike (HEGNAUER, Brian
kick from CAWLEY, Mike), 4-25 0:34, LOU 13 - QUA 34
3rd 11:22 LOU - SHELMAN, Anthony 1 yd run (CZERNIAK, Paul kick
failed), 6-45
3:38,
LOU 19 - QUA 34
4th 14:55 QUA - GOOCH, Ira 35 yd pass from CAWLEY, Mike (HEGNAUER, Brian
kick from CAWLEY, Mike), 1-35 0:05, LOU 19 - QUA 41
09:03 LOU - STALLINGS, Anth 2 yd run
(CZERNIAK, Paul kick), 7-45 5:52,
LOU 26 - QUA 41
07:58 QUA - HEWITT, Jeff 11 yd pass from CAWLEY, Mike (HEGNAUER, Brian
kick failed), 1-16 1:05, LOU 26 - QUA 47
04:55 QUA - HEWITT, Jeff 4 yd pass from CAWLEY,
Mike (HEGNAUER, Brian
kick failed), 3-16 1:45, LOU 26 - QUA 53
03:44 QUA - MCGILL, Tim safety, , LOU 26 - QUA
55
01:31 QUA - GOOCH, Ira 22 yd pass from CAWLEY, Mike (HEGNAUER, Brian
kick from CAWLEY, Mike), 4-30 2:13, LOU 26 - QUA 62
00:26 QUA - ANTHONY, Chris 17 yd interception
return (HEGNAUER, Brian
kick), , LOU 26 - QUA 69
LOU QUA
FIRST DOWNS................... 17
15
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............ 9-3 4-8
PASSING YDS (NET)............. 228 270
Passes Att-Comp-Int...........
38-19-4 32-24-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 50-231 37-278
Fumble Returns-Yards..........
0-0 0-0
Kickoff Returns-Yards......... 7-91
3-67
Interception Returns-Yards.... 0-0 4-63
Fumbles-Lost..................
1-1 0-0
Penalties-Yards............... 6-26
10-57
Possession Time............... 35:34 24:26
Sacks By: Number-Yards........
1-4 3-11
RUSHING: Louisville Fire-FREDERICK, Lero 1-3; SHELMAN, Anthony 2-2; ENGLISH,
Dan 1-0; STALLINGS,
Anth 5-minus 2. Quad City Steamwhlrs-FOURDYCE, Josh 2-8; GOOCH, Ira 1-2;
TRENTADUE,
Frank 1-minus 2.
PASSING: Louisville Fire-ENGLISH, Dan 11-21-2-120; HICKS, Matt 8-17-2-119;
TEAM 0-0-0-minus 11. Quad
City Steamwhlrs-CAWLEY, Mike 24-32-0-274; TEAM 0-0-0-minus 4.
RECEIVING:
Louisville Fire-PAYTON, Anthony 13-172; LEAKS, Mike 3-43;
FREDERICK, Lero 2-13; STELLATO,
Sean 1-11.
Quad City Steamwhlrs-ANTHONY, Chris 9-99; GOOCH, Ira 8-103;
HEWITT, Jeff 4-40; FOURDYCE,
Josh 1-17;
PHIFER, Hiawatha 1-11; SCHNECKLOTH, TJ 1-4.
INTERCEPTIONS: Louisville Fire-None. Quad City Steamwhlrs-THIGPEN,
Eric
1-21; BANKS, Lavance 1-12;
ANTHONY, Chris 1-17; PHIFER, Hiawatha 1-13.
FUMBLES:
Louisville Fire-ENGLISH, Dan 1-1. Quad City Steamwhlrs-None.
Stadium: The MARK
Attendance: 6179
Kickoff time: 7:30 pm End of Game: 9:47 pm Total elapsed time: 2:17
Officials: Referee: Chamberlin, Bri; Umpire: Wilmoth, Mike;
Linesman: Smith, Rick; Line judge: Whitmer, Frank; Back
judge: Hesler,
Craig;
Scorer: Beyer, Dave;
ADT DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME- Brent
Browner (QC), DB
IRONMAN- Josh Fourdyce (QC), FB/LB
GAME "MVP"- Mike Cawley (QC), QB
Louisville Fire vs Quad City Steamwhlrs (Jul 13, 2002 at Moline, IL)
SACKS (UA-A): Louisville Fire-FORNEY, Demetri
1-0. Quad City
Steamwhlrs-SCHNECKLOTH, TJ 1-1; MCGILL,
Tim 1-1.
TACKLES (UA-A): Louisville
Fire-FREDERICK, Lero 5-1; GRIGGS, Demetrius 4-0;
SUMMERS, Mike 3-2;
FORNEY, Demetri 2-1; LEAKS,
Mike 1-2; HICKS, Matt 1-0; MILLER, Earl B. 1-1;
BOWERS, Michael 1-1;
STELLATO, Sean 1-1; BAILEY,
Tim 1-0; DAWSON, James 0-1. Quad City
Steamwhlrs-BROWNER, Brent 7-3;
PHIFER, Hiawatha 4-1; THIGPEN,
Eric 3-3; FOURDYCE, Josh 1-2; SCHAEFER, Mike
1-2; ANTHONY, Chris 1-2;
DAVISON, Derrick 1-1; HEGNAUER,
Brian 0-2; BANKS, Lavance 0-2; SCHNECKLOTH,
TJ 0-3; BERN, Cory 0-1.
Game Starters:
Louisville Fire
Quad City Steamwhlrs
POS ## OFFENSE
POS ## OFFENSE
QB 14 HICKS, Matt
QB 10 CAWLEY, Mike
OS 12 PAYTON, Anthony
OS 1 GOOCH, Ira
WR 7 LEAKS, Mike
WR 5 PHIFER, Hiawath
WR 21 FREDERICK, Lero
WR 86 ANTHONY, Chris
FB 29 SHELMAN, Anthon
FB 32 TRENTADUE, Fran
TE 51 DAWSON, James
TE 95 SCHNECKLOTH, TJ
C 53 BOWERS, Michael
C 58 BROWN, Corey
G 11 JONES, Greg
G 75 BERN, Cory
POS ## DEFENSE
POS ## DEFENSE
DS 5 SUMMERS, Mike
DS 6 BROWNER, Brent
DS 2 GRIGGS, Demetri
DS 2 THIGPEN, Eric
DB 21 FREDERICK, Lero
DB 5 PHIFER, Hiawath
LB 7 LEAKS, Mike
LB 32 TRENTADUE, Fran
LB 29 SHELMAN, Anthon
LB 86 ANTHONY, Chris
DT 11 JONES, Greg
DT 95 SCHNECKLOTH, TJ
NG 53 BOWERS, Michael
NG 58 BROWN, Corey
DT 51 DAWSON, James
DT 75 BERN, Cory
Player participation:
Louisville
Fire: 6-BAILEY, Tim, 8-CZERNIAK, Paul, 9-STELLATO, Sean,
19-ENGLISH, Dan, 27-STALLINGS, Anth, 70-FORNEY, Demetri,98-MILLER,
Earl B..
Quad City Steamwhlrs: 14-HEGNAUER, Brian, 18-BANKS, Lavance, 22-HEWITT,
Jeff,
44-FOURDYCE, Josh, 62-SCHAEFER, Mike,91-MCGILL, Tim, 97-DAVISON,
Derric.
Wheelers stomp Fire
By Craig DeVrieze/
QUAD-CITY TIMES
Behind a defense that forced five turnovers
and scored 14 points and an offense that clicked behind hot-handed quarterback Mike Cawley, the Quad-City Steamwheelers scored a 69-26 win over Louisville and climbed back into a tie for first place in the af2s Midwest Division on Saturday night
at The Mark of the Quad-Cities.
Thats the kind of team we are when we put it all together, crowed full-
back/
linebacker Josh Fourdyce, who caught a touchdown pass on offense
and scooped up a fumble on defense.
With,
perhaps, their most complete performance of the season, the Steamwheelers won for the fourth time in five starts and improved to 9-5 to force a deadlock at the top of the division with the Peoria
Pirates.
It just feels good to me, coach Rich Ingold said of the teams second-half rebound from a midseason string
of four losses in five games that included a pair of defeats by Peoria. We went through the adversity, but I never lost faith
in this team and this team never lost faith in me.
Because of the losses to the Pirates, the Steamwheelers said first place wont feel quite as good if the two teams finished the year tied.
Still, Ingold likes where his team
is going with two games left in a season in which they are banned from the af2 playoffs.
All I want to do is finish
the season strong, post a great record and show this franchise has character, Ingold said.
Saturday, the Steamwheelers built their biggest rout of the year behind interceptions for scores by Eric Thigpen and Chris Anthony, plus key second-quarter
picks by Hiawatha Phifer and LaVance Banks.
Fourdyces fumble recovery added to a 5-0 Wheeler edge in turnovers.
The pass rush also drew postgame praise. But, unlike a week ago, the great defense only complemented an offensive performance
keyed by Cawley. A big catalyst to the recent run of success after signing on five games ago, Cawley was coming off
a subpar effort in his home debut in last weeks 27-19 win over Bakersfield. Saturday, he completed 24 of 32 passes
for 274 yards and eight touchdowns as Quad-Cities matched its highest scoring output of the campaign. He balled, Fourdyce
said of Cawley. The guy is for real. His resumé speaks for itself. He is a leader and a good guy to follow because he has
been through the wars. Cawley had ample help. On offense, Anthony had nine catches for 99 yards and a couple of TDs;
Ira Gooch caught eight balls for 103 yards and a pair of scores; and Jeff Hewitt caught four passes for 40 yards, two of which
were scores. Even local products Fourdyce and T.J. Schneckloth stepped up as touchdown-catching targets. It
was fun tonight, Cawley said. I had good protection, and the guys were catching the ball real well. I hope the fans enjoyed
it more than last week. Quad-Cities took control in the second quarter with four unanswered scores and a pair of picks
after falling behind 13-7 one play into the second quarter. The Fire scored on a 40-yard touchdown pass from Matt
Hicks to Anthony Payton on the first play of the second quarter, but the Steamwheelers needed just two plays to knot it up. Anthony scored his second touchdown of the game, running under a 23-yard toss from Cawley.
Three plays later, Thigpens pick and 21-yard return put the hosts back in command. Banks then snuffed a third-and-goal
for the Fire with a goal-line pick on their next possession. Fourdyce rolled home with a Cawley swing pass five plays later
for a 27-13 Q-C lead. Schneckloth later caught a 4-yard swing pass and the Wheelers took a 34-13 edge into intermission. Louisville scored the only touchdown of the third quarter on its first possession,
but the Steamwheelers rode a Phifer pick to a 36-yard Gooch touchdown catch on the opening play of the closing quarter. The Steamwheelers piled it on with 35-point fourth quarter that included two Hewitt TDs and Anthonys interception return. The game
was tied at 7 aside after a quarter. Anthony caught a 10-yard Cawley scoring throw on the games opening possession, but Louisville
was able to counter after an illegal defense call gave them a fresh set of downs following an apparent Q-C stop. Craig
DeVrieze can be contacted at (563) 333-2610 or cdevrieze@qctimes.com
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