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Fairfield, CT - The Wagner College Seahawks look to extend their winning streak to three games and improve to 3-1 in the Northeast Conference (NEC)  and 3-3 overall when they travel to Fairfield, CT to meet Sacred Heart (1-1, 1-3 NEC).

In order to accomplish this feat, the Seahawks will have to do something they have not done since 1998 - beat Sacred Heart on the road. That year, Wagner posted a 40-8 win over the Pioneers at Campus Field. Since then, Sacred Heart has won the last six home games. Conversely, Wagner holds an identical 6-1 record vs. the Pioneers on Staten Island thus the all-time series is tied at 7-7.

HOW TO FOLLOW THE GAME

The Wagner-Sacred Heart game will be streamed live free of charge on necrontrow. com. Live Stats can be accessed by logging onto sacredheartpioneers.com. Fans can also receive game updates from the team's official twitter account: WagnerAthletics and the game can  by logging onto wagnerathletics.com.

LAST TIME OUT:

SEAHAWKS SURVIVE SEE-SAW TILT OVER BRYANT 31-21

Staten Island, NY - Sept. 29: Senior QB Nick Doscher (Staten Island, NY/ Moore Catholic) completed 16-of-26 passes for 246 yards and two touchdowns while earning NEC Offensive Player of the Week honors and junior RB Dominique Williams ran for 106 yards on 15 carries and added another 61 yards receiving to lead Wagner past Bryant 31-21. Wagner was leading 24-21 late in the fourth quarter and had the ball near midfield when Williams delivered an extraordinary 29-yard run that will keep Seahawk Nation buzzing for quite some time. The play was highlighted by the explosive 5-9, 200-pound Williams leaping over a Bryant defender, before steam-rolling another would-be tackler.The memorable highlight reel run, which made ESPN's College Football Plays of the Weekend, gave the Green & White a first down at the Bryant 20. Two plays later, Doscher scampered his way for a 19-yard touchdown to put the Seahawks up 31-21 with less 90 seconds to play.

ABOUT SACRED HEART

With a 34-21 win over Northeast Conference rival Central Connecticut State last Saturday, the Sacred Heart Pioneers snapped a three-game skid and delivered interim head coach Mark Nofri his first win beating NEC rival CCSU. Offensively, the Pioneers are led by R-Jr. QB Mark Little who has completed 52.3% of his passes for 648 yards and four TDs. RB Greg Moore leads the ground attack with 235 yards. The team's leading receiver is WR Rock Tate with 14 receptions for 175 yards. Defensively, junior LB Justin Sexton leads the way with 42 tackles.  

DID YOU KNOW?

Every time senior QB Nick Doscher (Moore Catholic/ Staten Island, NY) gains a yard running or passing, he adds to his Wagner all-time total offensive yardage mark which, following the Central Connecticut game stands at 6,800.

O'CONNOR SECOND IN NEC IN TACKLES

Senior free safety Patrick O'Connor (Leominster, MA/ Leominster) has recorded a team-best 46 tackles on the season and averages 9.2 tackles per game average which is second in the NEC.  The 6-1, 190-pound O'Connor, who has has been in double-digits in all three games, had 10 tackles and a fumble recovery in the season opener at Florida Atlantic (August 31) which earned him NEC Defensive Player of the Week honors. He followed up that effort with a career-high 13-tackle game at Georgetown (September 8) which placed him on the NEC Performer of the Week List. 

HAMELINE FIELD AT WAGNER COLLEGE STADIUM 

In a stirring pre-game ceremony, the field at Wagner College Stadium was named after Walt Hameline who is in his 32nd year as athletic director/football coach. One of just eight active Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) coach to win 200 games, he also ranks 16th all-time among FCS coaches and 18th among active NCAA coaches. Heading into the Bryant game, Hameline has an overall record of 206-126-2