Dickinson junior RB Cedric Madden (Norristown, Pa.) became the first Red Devil to rush for over 1,000 yards since Alex Plomaritis in 1992 with his 270-yard effort vs. Ursinus. He closed the regular season as the Centennial leader in rushing (1,165) and all-purpose yardage (1,468). Senior QB Cole Ahnell (Rockville, Md.) closed his career second on the school career pssing (3,851) and total offense (5,581) charts and finished fourth on the Centennial career rushing list for QBs (1,720). Dickinson finished under .500 for the fifth straight season. Junior DB Jake Myers (Middletown, Del.) led the defense with 70 tackles, while S Teddy Airoldi (Bethlehem, Pa.) added 69 stops.

Franklin & Marshall senior WR Jordan Zackery (York, Pa.) set a Centennial career record for receptions (262), surpassing the old standard of 260 set by Johns Hopkins' Dan Wodicka '14. He is one of 15 receivers in CC history to amass over 2,500 receiving yards (2,517). Zackery also led the Conference in kick return average (25.5). The Diplomats finished with their third consecutive .500 or better record – the first time that has been accomplished in Lancaster since 1991-92-93. Senior RB Scott LaValva (Bangor, Pa.) ran for 735 yards on the season – the most by a Diplomat RB since Ryan Murray in 2007. Junior DE A.J. Koikoi (Randallstown, Md.) is third in the CC in sacks (7.0).

Gettysburg made it a clean sweep of its Trophy Games, winning the inaugural Lincoln Football Trophy with a 26-14 defeat of Franklin & Marshall in the schools' 100th meeting. Junior QB Sam McDermott (Newtown, Pa.) made his first collegiate start a memorable one, rushing for 106 yards and a TD and throwing for 155 more and another score. He became the first Gettysburg QB to break 100 yards rushing in a game since 2012. Junior LB Chris Miller (Manasquan, N.J.) had a 55-yard pick-six, while classmate Kodie McNamara (Manasquan, N.J.) had 15 tackles to end the season with a team-leading 88 stops.

Johns Hopkins capped an undefeated regular season for the second straight year and third time in the last four seasons with a 48-17 win over McDaniel. It was the Jays' 14th straight win over the Green Terror and gave Hop its sixth outright and 10th Centennial title overall. Senior QB Braden Anderson (Great Falls, Va.) has had a hand in 29 of JHU's 55 touchdowns this season (20 pass, 9 rush). The three-man RB rotation of junior Brandon Cherry (Parkville, Md.) and sophomores Stuart Walters (Charleston, S.C.) and Dionisio Roman (Frenchtown, N.J.) has combined for 1,387 yards and 20 TDs on 277 carries. The JHU defense has accumulated 27 sacks and forced 27 turnovers through 10 games. Junior Keith Corliss (Blue Bell, Pa.) leads the team with 70 tackles.

Juniata claimed the Goal Post Trophy with a 44-35 win at Susquehanna, giving the Eagles back-to-back .500 or better seasons for the first time since 2001-02. Senior Ward Udinski (Doylestown, Pa.) accounted for 455 yards of total offense and five TDs vs. the Crusaders to set a Centennial career record for total offense (10,730). He closed his career with 2,140 rushing and 8,590 passing yards with 88 TDs. Udinski's 49 passing touchdowns are seventh all-time in Centennial history. Senior WR Isaiah Slutter (Hawley, Pa.) and RB Deonte Alston (Bel Air, Md.) each went over 100 yards receiving with 140 and 109, respectively. Senior LB Ethan Wilt (Altoona, Pa.) is second in the Conference with 95 tackles.

McDaniel closed out its fourth consecutive losing season with a 48-17 loss at #7 Johns Hopkins. Sophomore QB Matty Callahan (Germantown, Md.) ran for a career-high 99 yards in a losing cause. He averaged 217.5 yards passing in eight games and is fourth in the Centennial in total offense (239.0). The Terror ran for a season-best 188 yards on the ground vs. Hopkins. Senior WR Nick O'Melia (Taneytown, Md.) is third in the CC in receptions per game (5.33). Junior DB Dan Trainor (Brick, N.J.) posted a career-best 13 tackles.

Moravian closed its first .500 season since 2010 with a 37-7 loss to Muhlenberg. Senior DB Ricky Sinnig (Hillsdale, N.J.) was honored as Moravian's Player of the Game after posting a game-high 12 tackles. Sophomore WR Jalen Snyder-Scipio (Pottstown, Pa.) had 33 of his 41 catches this season result in a first down or a touchdown. Classmate RB Chris Negron (Allentown, Pa.) now has 1,910 yards through two seasons – the fourth-highest total by a Centennial RB entering his junior campaign. Junior DB Jimmy McCarthy (Bethlehem, Pa.), who converted from WR at the start of the season, led the Conference with five interceptions.

Muhlenberg earned a bid to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2010 and will travel to Widener for a first-round game. QB Nick Palladino (Millstone Twp., N.J.) and RB Max Cepeda (River Edge, N.J.) shared the Bianco Award as 'Berg's Player of the Game vs. Moravian. Palladino set a school single-game record for completion percentage, hitting on 27 of 31 passes for 243 yards and two scores. His 4,621 career passing yards are a Centennial record for a sophomore. Cepeda scored four TDs, including three on the ground. He is 56 yards shy of becoming the second CC freshman to reach 1,000 for a season. Senior WR Cody Geyer (Wanaque, N.J.) had a career-high 11 receptions for 101 yards. The Mules are 5-0 away from home and look for a program-record sixth road victory.

Susquehanna dropped its season finale to Juniata, 44-35. QB Nick Crusco (Oak Ridge, N.J.) threw for 289 yards and his 1,883 yards on the season is the second-highest total by a Centennial freshman. He also established CC rookie marks for attempts (296), completions (174) and TDs (15). Junior Kwane Hayle (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) caught six passes for 117 yards and two scores while also returning a kickoff 83 yards for another TD. Senior RB Ian Richardson (Hatfield, Pa.) surpassed the 100-yard mark for the fourth time this season with 140 yards on 19 carries. Junior LB Jim Barry (Staten Island, N.Y.) led the Centennial with 118 tackles.

Ursinus erased a 24-7 deficit and several records with a 33-point second half on its way to a 47-31 win over Dickinson. Senior QB Kevin Monahan (East Windsor, N.J.) set a program record by throwing for 442 yards with four touchdowns, while WR Darius Jones (Lawnside, N.J.) snared seven balls for a program-record 263 yards and two scores. RB Taylor Paul (Hummelstown, Pa.) ran for 136 yards and two scores, while catching two more TD passes. It is just the third time since 2001 that the Bears have won four games at home in a season. Junior DL Steve Ambs (Pottstown, Pa.) led the Centennial with 12.0 sacks and 20.5 tackles for loss.