By: by Anthony Santigate, Assistant Sports Information Director
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. - The Maritime football team gets back to action this Friday, when the team travels to Kings Point, N.Y. to take on the Merchant Marine Mariners at 7 p.m.
The Privateers are coming off their first loss of the 2015 season last Saturday against Mass. Maritime.
Junior defensive back
Brian Price (New York, N.Y./Wadleigh) led the team with 10 total tackles against the Buccaneers to lead the defense. Maritime's lone touchdown came on a pass from junior
Thomas Wright (Wantagh, N.Y./Wantagh) to classmate
Joe Modica (East Islip, N.Y./East Islip), who streaked out of the backfield for a 33-yard touchdown.
Senior
Diogo Dietrich (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil/DePaul Catholic (N.J.)) connected on 42 and 47-yard field goals as well as one extra point to lead the team in scoring with seven points. Dietrich narrowly missed a 52-yard field goal, which would have been the longest kick in program history.
Game CoverageThe Merchant Marine 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-HeadAll-Time SeriesMaritime has split the six matchups against Merchant Marine in the All-Time series. This year the Privateers will look to get back on track after falling to Merchant Marine last year despite a strong second half. The teams will
Dialing it Up: Long DistanceYesterday evening, the Maritime football team had the opportunity to speak with Captain Scott Kelly '87, who is current aboard the International Space Station. To read about Captain Kelly's call to the team, please visit
http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2015/9/18/FB_0918154304.aspxTackle Machine!Junior defensive back
Brian Price (New York, N.Y./Wadleigh) racked up 10 tackles in last week's game against Mass. Maritime. He now
leads the team with 15 solo tackles and is second on the team with 17 total tackles, trailing classmate
Kendal Parker (Evans, Ga./Lakeside) by two.
Dialing it Up: Long Distance Part IIJunior punter
John Arny (Metuchen, N.J./Metuchen) continued his strong start in week 2. Arny totaled 132 yards on four punts, bringing his season average to 37.11 yards per punt.
Career-BestAgainst Mass. Maritime, junior running back
Nick Fischetti (Seaford, N.Y./Seaford) accumulated 113 yards from scrimmage, 38 rushing yards and 75 receiving yards.
Scouting ReportMaritime | Category | Merchant Marine |
Chilcott - 269 Yds., 1 TD | Passing Leaders | McDaniels 20 Yds., 1 TD |
McKinney - 123 Yds., 2 TDs Chilcott - 104 Yds. | Rushing Leaders | Tienfenthaler - 173 Yds. McDaniels - 138 Yds. |
Fischetti - 107 Yds. Ward - 99 Yds, 1 TD | Receiving Leaders | David Gregory - 20 Yds., 1 TD |
Parker - 19 Tackles | Tackle Leaders | Woodburn - 6 Tackles |
Knight - 3.5 Sacks | Sack Leaders | Whalen - 1 Sack |
Parker/Stryz - 1 Interception | Interception Leaders | Stone - 2 Interceptions |
N/A | Forced Fumble Leaders | N/A |
Brunk - 1 Fumble Recovery | Fumble Recovery Leaders | N/A |
Arny - Avg: 37.11 Yds., Long: 54 Yds. | Punting Leaders | Swayne - Avg: 34.5 Yds., Long: 55 Yds. |
Dietrich - 33-or-4, Long: 47 Yds. | Kicking Leaders | McDonough - 0-for-1 |
Riek - 65 Yds., Avg: 13 Yds. | Kick and Punt Returns | Moore - 55 Yds. |