Live Stats & Live Webstream

THROGGS NECK, N.Y. – Coming off of its season-opening victory on Saturday afternoon, the Maritime football team travels to Buzzards Bay, Mass. to take on the Mass. Maritime Buccaneers for the Eighth Annual "Chowder Bowl".
 
The Privateers enter today's game off a 30-0 win over the Maine Maritime Mariners, this was the first meeting between the Privateers and the Mariners.
 
This was the first time in program history that the team had back-to-back shutout wins, albeit spread out over two seasons. The victory was also the team's second-ever non-conference shutout, with the previous coming against Western Connecticut in 2011.
 
Mass. Maritime did not play last weekend and opens its season tonight against the Privateers. Last year, the Buccaneers finished with a 4-6 overall record. Included in the team's win-loss record was their 31-30 loss to Maritime on Reinhart Field a year ago.
 
Game Coverage
The Mass. Maritime Athletics Department will be providing both Live Stats and a Live Webstream of the contest. Fans can access the links at MaritimeAthletics.com/coverage.aspx
 
Head-to-Head

Maritime (1-0, 0-0 ECFC)	Roster	Schedule	Stats
Mass. Maritime (0-0, 0-0 MASCAC)	Roster	Schedule	Stats (2014)

 
All-Time Series
Maritime has claimed six of the first seven Chowder Bowls to this point in the rivalry between the Privateers and Buccaneers. Maritime got back on the right track with last year's win after suffering a loss in the team's last trip to Buzzards Bay in 2013.
 
Season-Best, Already
In just one game, junior Brett McKinney (Westernville, N.Y./Rome Free Academy) eclipsed his season-best for rushing yard. Last week he accumulated 111 yards, while his previous season-best was 107 yards during his sophomore campaign in 2014.
 
Sack Attack!
Senior Kameron Knight (Clayton, N.C./West Johnson) tied the single-game record of 3.5 sacks in one game last week versus Maine Maritime. Knight tied the record of 3.5 sacks set by Arlis Steel against Becker back during the 2006 season.
 
Off on the Right Foot
Junior punter John Arny (Metuchen, N.J./Metuchen) booted the ball on five occasions last week, accumulating 202 yard for a 40.4 yard-per-punt average. In 2014, Arny averaged 35 yards, while averaging 34.9 yards as a freshman during the 2013 season.
 
Off on the Right, Left Foot
Just like Arny, sophomore Matthew Murphy (Seaford, N.Y./Seaford) is also off to a fast start with an average of 62.3 yards per kickoff with a pair of touchbacks last week. On average, that is 2.5 yards-per-kickoff better than his average a year ago (59.8).

Scouting Report

Maritime	Category Leaders	Mass. Maritime (2014)
Chilcott – 137 Yds, 1 TD	Passing Leaders	Trudel – 2,271 Yds., 18 TDs
McKinney – 111 Yds, 2 TDs Chilcott – 41 Yards	Rushing Leaders	Pierce – 534 Yds., 4 TDs Trudel – 224 Yds., 4 TDs
Ward – 57 Yds., 1 TD	Receiving Leaders	Bennett – 810 Yds., 5 TDs Rosano – 634 Yds., 3 Tds
Parker – 10 Tackles	Tackle Leaders	Andrade – 85 Tackles
Knight – 3.5 Sacks	Sack Leaders	Ryan – 5.0 Sacks
Parker/Stryzs – 1 Interception	Interception Leaders	Hardy – 3 Interceptions
n/a	Forced Fumble Leaders	Andrade/Ortiz – 2 Forced Fumbles
Brunk – 1 Fumble Recovery	Fumble Recovery Leaders	Ford – 3 Fumble Recoveries
Arny – 202 Yds.	Punting Leaders	Haggerty – 795 Yds.
Dietrich – 1 FG	Kicking Leaders	Quinn – 2 FGs
Stryzs - 16 Yds.	Return Leaders	Rosano –758 Yds. Hardy – 189 Yds.