July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Hummel leads R-H to 56 points (09/23/06)
Collegiate Check-up
Cameron Hummel is back.
Hummel, a Jay County graduate and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology senior, missed the first game of the 2006 football season with an injury. He lost his first start of the year against Mount St. Joseph, but came back with a vengeance Sept. 15 against Concordia.
He led the Engineers to a 56-0 victory marking the most points the team has scored in 11 years and the widest margin of victory since 1958.
Hummel opened the Rose-Hulman scoring with his only touchdown pass of the day, and 18-yard strike to Ryan Robinson less than three minutes into the game. He went on to complete two-thirds of his 21 passing attempts for 205 yards while rushing three times for 12 yards.
Rose-Hulman's scoring total was the highest since a 61-44 victory over Manchester in 1995. The 56-point margin of victory was the widest since the 1958 season, when it topped Eureka 78-6.
Joscie Kaup
Fort Recovery - 2004
Continued to close in on third place on the Syracuse University all-time digs list, pushing her career total to 1,249.
Kaup totaled 55 digs in three matches at the UAlbany Tournament, where the Orange lost to the host Great Danes, Middle Tennessee State and Temple. She is just 35 behind Christen Casey for third on the career list.
Her biggest defensive match came in the five-game loss to Temple in which she had 29 digs, three assists and an ace. She added 17 digs, one assist and one ace against Albany, and had nine digs and an ace versus Middle Tennessee State.
Alyssa Johnson
Jay County - 2006
Improved by 26 seconds over her first collegiate race to help the Taylor University women's cross country team to a sixth-place finish at the 17-team Little State meet at Indiana State University Sept. 15.
Johnson placed 41st overall and had the third-best time for the Trojans. She beat out teammate Tabitha Bogue (20-minutes, 44.2 seconds) to finish in 20:43.3.
Jill Roughia
Jay County - 2005
Posted the No. 5 time for the Huntington University women's cross country team as it finished 17th out of 26 teams at Indiana State University Sept. 16.
Roughia placed 127th overall, crossing the finish line in 22 minutes.[[In-content Ad]]
Hummel, a Jay County graduate and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology senior, missed the first game of the 2006 football season with an injury. He lost his first start of the year against Mount St. Joseph, but came back with a vengeance Sept. 15 against Concordia.
He led the Engineers to a 56-0 victory marking the most points the team has scored in 11 years and the widest margin of victory since 1958.
Hummel opened the Rose-Hulman scoring with his only touchdown pass of the day, and 18-yard strike to Ryan Robinson less than three minutes into the game. He went on to complete two-thirds of his 21 passing attempts for 205 yards while rushing three times for 12 yards.
Rose-Hulman's scoring total was the highest since a 61-44 victory over Manchester in 1995. The 56-point margin of victory was the widest since the 1958 season, when it topped Eureka 78-6.
Joscie Kaup
Fort Recovery - 2004
Continued to close in on third place on the Syracuse University all-time digs list, pushing her career total to 1,249.
Kaup totaled 55 digs in three matches at the UAlbany Tournament, where the Orange lost to the host Great Danes, Middle Tennessee State and Temple. She is just 35 behind Christen Casey for third on the career list.
Her biggest defensive match came in the five-game loss to Temple in which she had 29 digs, three assists and an ace. She added 17 digs, one assist and one ace against Albany, and had nine digs and an ace versus Middle Tennessee State.
Alyssa Johnson
Jay County - 2006
Improved by 26 seconds over her first collegiate race to help the Taylor University women's cross country team to a sixth-place finish at the 17-team Little State meet at Indiana State University Sept. 15.
Johnson placed 41st overall and had the third-best time for the Trojans. She beat out teammate Tabitha Bogue (20-minutes, 44.2 seconds) to finish in 20:43.3.
Jill Roughia
Jay County - 2005
Posted the No. 5 time for the Huntington University women's cross country team as it finished 17th out of 26 teams at Indiana State University Sept. 16.
Roughia placed 127th overall, crossing the finish line in 22 minutes.[[In-content Ad]]
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