GENEVA, N.Y.—The Hobart College football team will welcome St. Lawrence University to Urick Stadium Saturday, Oct. 28 during HWS Homecoming and Family Weekend. Kickoff on Boswell Field is set for 1 p.m.
 
MORE THAN A GAME

• In addition to being a Liberty League showdown, the game against the Saints will also mark the 13th annual Tackles and Touchdowns game to benefit the Ability Partners Foundation and Happiness House.
• Fans can pledge per Hobart tackle, per Hobart touchdown or donate a flat rate to benefit Happiness House, supporting its goal of providing the highest quality, innovative and cost-effective services to children and adults with and without disabilities.

 
GAME DAY COVERAGE

• Video: HWS All-Access
• Radio: WEOS-FM (89.5/90.3)
• Stats: hwsathletics.com/sidearmstats/football/

 

Urick Stadium
Homecoming Special Events

HWS Athletics surplus sale

HWS Spirit giveaways

Build Your Own S'mores

Stuff-a-Plush

Pumpkin Painting

Lawn Games

Caricatures

Cook-Off Challenge

Kinetic Dance Collective merchandise

FOR THE RECORD

• St. Lawrence is 2-5 overall, 0-3 in the Liberty League.
• Hobart is 5-2, 1-2 in league play.

 
INSIDE THE SERIES

• In a series that dates back to 1901, the Statesmen and Saints will square off for the 94th time Saturday.
• Hobart won the initial meeting 10-0 in Canton and leads the series 55-36-2.
• Including a 31-10 Statesmen win in the North Country last season, Hobart has won 11 straight over SLU.

 
WHAT'S THE POINT

• Hobart is third in the Liberty League averaging 31.3 points per game. On defense, the Statesmen are fourth in the league, allowing 14.9 points per game.
• St. Lawrence, which has been shutout twice this season, is last in the league in scoring (13.9) and sixth in scoring defense (26.9 ppg).

 
ON THE RUN

• Senior running back Rayshawn Boswell leads Hobart's ground game. He's sixth in the league with 483 rushing yards and second with nine rushing touchdowns.
• The Saints are last in the league in rushing offense (94.7 yds/g) and rushing defense (183.4 yds/g).

 
TAKE TO THE SKY

• St. Lawrence averages 178.1 yards passing per game, fourth in the conference just ahead of Hobart's 162.1 yards per game.
• On the defensive side of the ball, the Saints are second against the pass, allowing just 146.0 yards per game, while the Statesmen are third, yielding 165.7 yards per game.