Bucs running backs Jon Dupuis (senior, Beloit, Wis.) and Scott Weber (sophomore, Peoria, Ill.), were an outstanding 1-2 punch as the Bucs steamrolled visiting Macalester College 46-19 on Saturday. They combined for 250 yards rushing and five touchdowns as the Bucs overcame a 19-7 halftime deficit and put a whopping 39 points on the board in the second half.

Dupuis gained 107 yards and scored three TDs. Weber gained 143 yards and scored two TDs. The two blocked for each other all afternoon.

Ted Serafini, a junior from Fayetteville, Arkansas, blocked an extra point and a punt during Beloit's 46-19 default of Macalester College on Saturday. He also had a pair of tackles on special teams.

Wren (Cottage Grove, Wis./Monona Grove) had a record day Saturday and is named the Midwest Conference Offensive Performer of the Week. Wren rushed for a career high 175 yards on 22 carries, an average of 8.0 yards per rush, in the Green Knights’ 41-6 win over Beloit. The sophomore running back also had three rushing touchdowns of 2, 45 and 7 yards.

Kopf, a senior defensive back from West Lafayette, Ind., (Harrison HS) recorded two interceptions in Knox’s victory over Carroll. His first interception denied Carroll a chance from tying the game at 14 midway through the second quarter after he picked off Carroll’s pass at the goaline and ran it back 48 yards. He also recorded a tackle and helped the Prairie Fire defense limit the Carroll offense to 109 total yards including -2 rushing yards.

Gillihan, a senior safety from Leawood, Kansas (Blue Valley North), registered 14 tackles, including a sack and two stops behind the line of scrimmage.

Gallegos, a freshman linebacker from Plantation, Fla, led his team with 15 tackles (3 solo), and registered 1.5 sacks, for a loss of seven yards in the Foresters' 20-16 victory over Beloit.

Killion, a wide receiver from Jacksonville, Ill (Jacksonville HS), tied the school record with three receiving touchdowns covering 10, 68 and 51yards. For the day he finished with three catches good for a team-high 129 yards.

Purlee, a senior quarterback from Mt. Carroll, Ill (Mt. Carroll HS), nearly set a school record with 374 passing yards, just eight shy of the school mark. He completed 18 of 25 attempts with one interception. Purlee's four TD tosses in the game rank him second in the Fighting Scot record book.

Caroen, a freshman linebacker from Iron River, Mich. (West Iron). He played a pivotal role in his team’s 28-26 win over Carroll that snapped Lawrence’s school-record 17-game losing streak. Caroen picked off a Carroll pass in the third quarter and raced 48 yards for a touchdown, putting the Vikings ahead to stay at 21-14. He also led Lawrence with 13 tackes, including 3 TFL.

Short, a junior linebacker from Carrollton, Ill (Carrollton HS), registered a game-high 13 tackles (including 4 solo and 2 TFL), added a sack and a pass break up as the Blueboys won 10-0 at Grinnell. It was IC’s first MWC shutout since 1992. Short sealed the win with an interception in the final minute.

Berrens, a junior halfback from Waupaca, Wis. (HS), ran 35 times for 164 yards and a touchdown in Lawrence’s victory over Beloit. Berrens, who is averaging 124.8 yards per game and 4.3 yards per carry on the season, got Lawrence on the board first with a 21-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. It was classic Berrens, grinding out the yardage, as he had only four rushes of 10 yards or more. He helped secure the win by running the ball eight consecutive times, as Lawrence got two key first downs and ran 4:41 off the clock. By the time Beloit got the ball back, only 52 seconds remained in the game.

Fiorito, a sophomore defensive tackle from Park Ridge Ill. (Maine South), led the way with four sacks and six tackles-for-loss. His totals included 11 tackles and three quarterback hurries. The win was the first of the season for Carroll.

Michael, a senior wide-receiver from Appleton, Wis. (East) caught 10 passes for 220 yards and scored all four of the Vikings touchdowns in their loss to St. Norbert this past Saturday. The four touchdown catches set a Lawrence record, breaking the mark of three Michael held with five other players. Michael hauled in an 80-yard TD toss to give him three touchdown catches of 71 yards or more in his career, including a school-record 96 yard scoring catch and he posted two scores in the final 5:06 of the game. The MWC’s leading receiver has 33 catches for 590 yards and six touchdowns for an average of 118.0 yards per game.

Wren, a sophomore running back from Cottage Grove, Wis. (Monona Grove H.S.), scored a Green Knights’ record six touchdowns in a win over Carroll. Wren rushed for 112 yards on 19 carries for three touchdowns, and also caught seven passes for 120 yards and three touchdowns for the league-leading Green Knights.

A near-record day for Berrens, a junior from Waupaca, Wis. (HS), on Saturday against Grinnell where he run 40 times for 310 yards (7.8 yards per rush), the second-best rushing day in Vikings’ history, and he hauled in three passes for another 24 yards.While becoming only the second running back in Lawrence history to run for more than 300 yards in a game, he also scored three touchdowns, including a 13-yard run in overtime that gave Lawrence a 47-41 lead.

Thompson, a senior wide receiver from Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. (Nekoosa), had his first career 100-yard receiving game in a win over Grinnell, catching seven passes for 132 yards and three touchdowns all in the first half for the Green Knights. Thompson’s touchdown receptions were of 15, 43 and 3 yards. He now has eight touchdown receptions this season, a team- high.

Skelton, a sophomore quarterback from Cambridge, Ill. led the Bucs to a come-from-behind win over Illinois College and completed 18-of-23 passes with three TDs and no interceptions for 304 yards, the fifth highest yardage total in Beloit history. It was the first time since 1994 that a Beloit QB topped the 300-yard passing plateau. His TD passes covered 44, 51 and 67 yards. Skelton also had a two-yard touchdown run.

Lackey, a senior quarterback from Lindenhurst, Ill, led the Foresters to a thrilling win over Ripon while completing 18 of 30 passes for 288 yards and three touchdowns (30, 11, 77 yards) in the game. He also moved into first place in school history with 5,556 passing yards in his career.

Pickering, a junior from Mount Vernon, NY, racked up 18 tackles in the Foresters’ victory at Ripon. He had four solo stops (including one TFL) and 14 assists in the victory, and blocked a punt. Pickering finished the season with 102 tackles.

Hacquebord, a senior safety from Waunakee Wis., made the play of the day when, with time running out, he stepped in front of a Knox pass at the LU 10-yard line and made a game-saving interception which secured the Vikings’ win at Knox. The pick was the eighth of Hacquebord’s career and second this fall. He also registered 11 tackles on the day and broke up a pass.