GETTYSBURG, Pa.  – Senior Evan Tannenbaum (Conestoga, Pa./Berwyn) set the program's career mark for punt yards in Gettysburg College's (1-7, 1-6 CC) 56-13 loss to No. 20 Susquehanna University (7-1, 6-1 CC) Saturday afternoon.

Top Performers - Gettysburg
- Evan Tannenbaum '20 – 9 Punts, 338 Punt Yards
- Logan Edmond '23 (Southern Lehigh/Coopersburg) – 147 Pass Yards, TD, 30 Rush Yards
- Matty Mulcahy '23 (Madison, N.J./Madison) – 8 Carries, 36 Rush Yards, 5 Kickoffs, 98 Kickoff Return Yards
- Matt Lajoie (Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape) – 3 Receptions, 81 Receiving Yards
- Justin Suarez '22 (Randolph, N.J./Randolph) – Pass TD
- Matt Lynch '22 (Bridgewater, N.J./Immaculata) – 9 Tackles
- Jordan Mason '20 (Horsham, Pa./Hatboro Horsham) – 10 Tackles, 2.0 TFLs, 1.0 Sack
- Joey LaMore '20 (Millersville, Md./Archbishop Spalding) – Interception, Forced Fumble
 
Top Performers – Susquehanna
- Michael Ruisch – 16-20, 134 Passing Yards, 3 TDs
- Da'Avian Ellington – 19 Carries, 150 Rushing Yards, TD
- Kyle Good – 5 Receptions 65 Receiving Yards, 2 TDs
- Micah Christian – 88 Kickoff Return TD
- David Gilchrist – 6 Tackles
- Craig Roumes – 4 Tackles, 1.0 Sack, Forced Fumble, Fumble Recovery, Blocked Kick
- Chance Singleton – 80-yard Blocked Field Goal Return
 
Game Summary

• First Quarter: Susquehanna scored on its opening drive and was poised to do so again on its second possession after picking off a deflected pass. The Bullets held firm with sophomore Brent Hayes (Biglerville, Pa./Biglerville) picking up a big sack and assisting on a tackle of Ruisch to force a turnover on downs. Gettysburg wasted no time on its ensuing possession as Edmond found Lajoie in space and the sophomore wide receiver slipped his defender to run 73 yards to the end zone. The tie was short-lived as the River Hawks picked up an 88-yard kickoff return touchdown by Christian to grab a 14-7 lead.
• Second Quarter: Ellington scored an early touchdown in the period on his way to 100 yards in the opening half. Ruisch capped a 12-play, 73-yard drive with a laser to Good in the end zone to push the advantage to 28-7.  
• Third Quarter: Gettysburg was poised to score at the start of the second half, setting up for a 30-yard field goal after a 58-yard drive. The kick was batted out of the air by Roumes into the waiting arms of Singleton, who dashed up the field 80 yards for a touchdown. A fumble by the Bullets later in the period resulted in another touchdown pass from Ruisch to Good to make it 42-7.
• Fourth Quarter: In the fourth quarter, a 38-yard kickoff return by Mulcahy set up the Bullets for their second touchdown. Suarez lofted a perfectly placed pass to freshman Mike Vigliano (Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg) who turned his first career reception into his first career touchdown. Hezekiah Patterson posted a rushing touchdown and a passing touchdown to close the day for Susquehanna's offense.

 
By the Numbers

• Susquehanna out-gained Gettysburg 446-258.
• The River Hawks entered the game ranked 20th by D3football.com and 22nd by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA).
• Edmond threw his third 70-plus yard pass of the season. He's the first Gettysburg quarterback to eclipse 70 yards three times in a single season since Dennis Flaherty '00 in 1999.
• Tannenbaum took over as the program's all-time leader in punt yards after kicking nine times for 338 yards Saturday. Tannenbaum has 6,575 punt yards, surpassing the previous record of 6,477 held by Tom Pettit '06. Tannenbaum is also just seven punts shy of Pettit's record for most punt attempts (183).

 
Where the Series Stands Now
Susquehanna won its second-straight decision over Gettysburg. The Bullets lead the all-time series 10-6-1.
 
Next Up
Gettysburg closes out its home schedule against No. 6 Muhlenberg College (8-0, 7-0 CC) next Saturday, Nov. 9, at 1 p.m. The winning team will claim ownership of the Old Tin Cup, which has been a staple of the series since 1954. Gettysburg holds a 43-39-1 lead in a series that began in 1897. The Mules have won the last seven meetings.