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Charleston Golden Eagles football

Charleston Golden Eagles football
2025 Charleston Golden Eagles football team
First season1904; 121 years ago (1904)
Athletic directorBren Stevens
Head coachMichael Tesch
1st season, 0–0 (–)
StadiumUniversity of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field
(capacity: 18,500)
Field surfaceArtificial Turf
LocationCharleston, West Virginia
NCAA divisionDivision II
ConferenceMountain East Conference
Past conferencesIndependent (1904–1924)
WVIAC (1925–1956)
Independent (2003–2004)
WVIAC (2005–2012)
All-time record298–284–19 (.512)
Bowl record3–1 (.750)
Playoff appearances3
2015, 2023, 2024
Playoff record1–3 (.250)
Conference titles9
1938, 1942, 1948,
1950, 1951, 1953,
1954, 2023, 2024
Division titles1
2020
RivalriesWest Virginia State
Concord
Consensus All-Americans1
ColorsMaroon and gold[1]
   
MascotGolden Eagle
Marching bandThe Squadron of Gold
WebsiteCharleston Golden Eagles football

The Charleston Golden Eagles football program represents University of Charleston in college football at the NCAA Division II level as a member of the Mountain East Conference (MEC).[2] The Golden Eagles play home games at University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field in Charleston, West Virginia.

History

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The University of Charleston, located in Charleston, West Virginia, first fielded a football team in 1904 when the institution was known as Morris Harvey College until the conclusion of the 1956 season.. The program competed intermittently in its early decades and was a member of the WVIAC.

After a 47-year hiatus, the University of Charleston revived its football program in 2003, joining the WVIAC once again. The program re-established itself in NCAA Division II competition and, upon the WVIAC’s dissolution in 2012, became a charter member of the Mountain East Conference (MEC) in 2013.

Under head coach Pat Kirkland, who took over in 2011, the Golden Eagles enjoyed a historic season in 2015, finishing 10–2, claiming a share of the MEC championship, and earning the program’s first berth in the NCAA Division II playoffs.[3]

Championships

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Conference championships

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Year Conference Coach Record Conference Record
1938 WVIAC Thurman Ward 8–1–1 7–0–1
1942 Cebe Ross 6–1–2 4–0
1948 Eddie King 5–2–2 3–0–1
1950 10–0 5–0
1951 6–3–1 4–0
1953 6–4–1 4–0
1954 8–2 4–0
2023 MEC Quinn Sanders 10–2 8–1
2024 11–1 9–0

Sources:[2]

Division championships

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For the 2020 season, the Mountain East Conference decided to play a division format.

Year Division Coach Opponent CG Result
2020 Mountain East Conference - South Pat Kirkland Notre Dame (OH) L 34-51

sources:[4]

Rivalries

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Primary UC Golden Eagles Football Rivalries: All-Time Records
Name of rivalry Rival Games played First meeting Last meeting UC Won UC Lost Ties Streak Latest win
Kanawha Classic[5] West Virginia State Yellow Jackets 20 2005 2024 17 3 0 2 wins 2024, 52-17
Charleston - Concord rivalry [6] Concord Mountain Lions 41 1922 2024 24 15 2 2 wins 2024, 42-17
Totals 61 41 18 2

Sources:[7][8]

Awards and honors

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National awards

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Legend
† Consensus All-American
Morris Harvey College / University of Charleston
All-Americans
Year Player Pos. 1st
Team 		2nd Team Ref.
1950 Leon McCoy OL — AP
2006 Blake Burr DL DH —
2011 Jordan Roberts RB — DH [9]
2012 Jordan Roberts RB — DH [10]
2015 Brett Benes P AP; AFCA D2F
Torie Wagner CB — DH
2016 Brett Benes P — AFCA
Ninon Washington DB — AFCA
2018 John Cominsky DL D2F — [11]
Kahzin Daniels DL — D2F
2019 Mike Strachan WR — AFCA; DH [12]
2023 Chavon Wright RB — DH
2024 Donovan McCollister OL — AFCA; D2CCA [13]
† Chavon Wright RB AFCA; D2CCA; WC; D2F; AP; DH — [14][15][16][17]

Abbreviations:
AFCA – AFCA Division II Coaches’
D2CCA – Division II Conference Commissioners Association
AP – Associated Press
D2F – D2Football.com
DH – Don Hansen Division II All-America Team
WC – Walter Camp Division II All-America Team

Conference awards

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This section lists the University of Charleston’s First Team All-Conference selections. Special honors are indicated by a gold highlight and symbols to denote distinctions such as Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year.

Legend
† Offensive Player of the Year
∞ Offensive Freshman of the Year
‡ Defensive Player of the Year
§ Defensive Freshman of the Year

Note: The University of Charleston (formerly Morris Harvey College) competed in the WVIAC from 1925 until 1956, when the football program was discontinued. The program was reinstated in 2003, and the team rejoined the WVIAC in 2005.

University of Charleston
First Team All-Conference
Year Player Class Position Ref.
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC)
1951 Leon McCoy Senior C
Dewey Romine Senior FB
Roy Brown
Andy Domitrovich
Pete Anania Senior QB
1952 Roy Brown
Gene Gurtis
Jim Dyer
1953 Bob Fetty
Robert Spenik RE
J.D. Kidd
1954 Jim Carr RB
Clarence Lowery
Fauster Vittone Senior
Year Player Class Position Ref.
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC)
2005 Robert Carrick Senior DL [18]
Kevin McAuley Senior OL [19]
2006 Antonio Smith Sophomore ST [20]
Hughdell Hamilton Senior OL [21]
2008 DaRante Hunter Sophomore QB [22]
T.L. Asbury Senior DL [23]
Xavier Drakeford Junior DB [24]
Chris Levy Senior OL [25]
2009 DaRante Hunter Junior QB [26]
Josh Harvey Junior OL [27]
Chris Almonte Senior DL [28]
2011 Jordan Roberts Junior RB [29]
George Davilla Junior OL [30]
Puma Nuredini Junior K [31]
2012 † Jordan Roberts Senior RB [32]
George Davilla Senior OL [33]
Nick Lepak Senior OL [34]
Matt Farhat Senior OL [35]
Jeff Green Senior DL [36]
Matt Kelly Junior LB [37]
Isiah Gibson Sophomore DB [38]
Puma Nuredini Junior K [39]
Year Player Class Position Ref.
Mountain East Conference (MEC)
2013 John Knox Sophomore UTL [40]
Justin Johnson Sophomore OL [41]
Demetrius Reddick Junior DL [42]
Matt Kelly Senior LB [43]
Ike Gibson Junior DB [44]
2014 Marvin Elam Sophomore RB
Justin Johnson Junior OL
Demetrius Reddick Senior DL
Rockford Stone Senior DL
‡ Justin Avery Senior LB [45]
Ike Gibson Senior DB
Torie Wagner Junior KR/PR
Matt Duncan Senior LB
2015 Joey Augustin Junior WR [46]
Juwaughn Arnold Senior OL [47]
Zach Erb Junior OL [48]
Justin Johnson Junior OL [49]
James King Junior DL [50]
Rhakeem Stallings Junior LB [51]
Zaire Lewis Sophomore DB [52]
Torie Wagner Senior DB [53]
Brett Benes Junior K [54]
2016 Marvin Elam Senior RB [55]
Justin Johnson Senior OL [56]
Rhakeem Stallings Senior LB [57]
Brett Benes Senior K [58]
2017 Adam Peton Junior OL [59]
John Cominsky Junior DL [60]
Jalen Nelson RS Junior LB [61]
2018 Mike Strachan Sophomore WR [62]
Gus Deviney Senior OL [63]
Kahzin Daniels Senior DL [64]
‡ John Cominsky Senior DL [65]
2019 Tyreik McAllister Junior RB [66]
Mike Strachan Junior WR [67]
Austin Ringel Senior OL [68]
Kenny Randall Junior DL [69]
Kei Beckham Senior DB [70]
2021 † Tyreik McAllister Senior RB [71]
Elburt Munn Senior OL [72]
Eliah Goodman Graduate DL [73]
Keon Freeman Sophomore LB [74]
Kei Beckham Senior DB [75]
Tim McCutcheon Senior K [76]
2022 ∞ Chavon Wright RS Freshman RB [77]
Marquan Herron RS Freshman WR [78]
Niko Kausky Sophomore FB/HB [79]
Donovan McCollister RS Sophomore OL [80]
Nirion Washington Senior DB [81]
2023 † Chavon Wright RS Sophomore RB [82]
Tae Marrero Sophomore WR [83]
Niko Kausky Junior FB/HB [84]
Donovan McCollister RS Junior OL [85]
‡ Nick Evans RS Senior DL [86]
Willie Floyd Junior LB [87]
Cashawn Beasley RS Junior DB [88]
Tae Marrero Sophomore RS [89]
2024 † Chavon Wright RS Junior RB [90]
Yves Bosmans Junior WR [91]
Niko Kausky Senior FB/HB [92]
Donovan McCollister RS Senior OL [93]
Nick Tinerajo Sophomore OL [94]
Nesta Owens Sophomore DL [95]
Aden Miller Junior LB [96]
Willie Floyd Senior LB [97]
Cashawn Beasley Senior DB [98]

Top 25 finishes

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Year Head Coach Record AFCA D2Fball
2009 Tony DeMeo 9-2 No. 23 —
2012 Pat Kirkland 9-2 No. 25 —
2015 Pat Kirkland 10-2 No. 20 —
2023 Quinn Sanders 10-2 No. 19 No. 18
2024 Quinn Sanders 11-1 No. 15 No. 18

Sources:[2]

Notable Alumni

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Players Drafted into the NFL

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Morris Harvey College / University of Charleston
Players Drafted
Year Player Position Round Selection Team
1943 Verlin Adams Guard 31 291 New York Giants
1951 Charlie Hubbard Defensive End 27 326 New York Giants
2019 John Cominsky Defensive End 4 135 Atlanta Falcons
2021 Mike Strachan Wide Receiver 7 229 Indianapolis Colts

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Former Players Who Played in the NFL

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Former Players Who Became Coaches

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Seasons

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Legend

  † Conference champions
  ‡ Division champions
  Bowl game berth
  Playoff berth (NCAA DII)

List of Charleston Golden Eagles football seasons
Season Team Head coach Conference Division Regular season results Postseason Final ranking
Overall Conference AFCA Poll D2Football.com
Win Loss Tie Win Loss Tie Finish
Charleston Golden Eagles
1904 1904 Walter O. Ropp Independent — 2 0 — — — — — — —
1905 1905 0 1 — — — — — — —
1906 1906 0 1 — — — — — — —
1907 1907 2 3 — — — — — — —
1908 1908 No Coach 3 0 — — — — — — —
1909 1909 0 3 — — — — — — —
1910 1910 Kemper Shelton 0 2 1 — — — — — — —
1911 1911 4 3 — — — — — — —
1912 1912 2 2 — — — — — — —
1913 1913 2 2 2 — — — — — — —
1914 1914 Diener 0 4 — — — — — — —
1915 1915 No Coach 0 0 — — — — — — —
1916 1916 Diener 0 2 — — — — — — —
1917 1917 Herman R. Beckelheimer 2 4 1 — — — — — — —
1918 1918 0 0 — — — — — — —
1919 1919 W.W. Lovell 1 5 — — — — — — —
1920 1920 Brownie Fulton 5 2 — — — — — — —
1921 1921 Herman R. Beckelheimer 6 3 — — — — — — —
1922 1922 4 4 1 — — — — — — —
1923 1923 0 8 — — — — — — —
1924 1924 H.J. Hindman WVIAC 0 4 — — —
1925 1925 1 6 0 3 DNQ — — —
1926 1926 Brownie Fulton 3 6 0 3 DNQ — — —
1927 1927 3 4 1 1 2 DNQ — — —
1928 1928 2 9 1 6 11th — — —
1929 1929 A.E. Rezzonico 0 11 0 8 14th — — —
1930 1930 Frank Arritt 2 5 2 1 3 2 8th — — —
1931 1931 Gibby Welch 5 5 4 5 3rd — — —
1932 1932 Red Weaver 0 9 0 4 7th
1933 1933 1 8 0 5 7th
1934 1934 Walter Walker 3 5 1 3 2 1 3rd
1935 1935 2 7 2 4 4th
1936 1936 Homer C. Martin 0 9 0 7 9th
1937 1937 Thurman Ward 5 4 3 4 4th
1938 1938† 8 1 1 7 0 1 1st
1939 1939 6 3 1 2 2 1 4th
1940 1940 5 3 1 4 1 1 3rd
1941 1941 5 3 1 3 0 1 2nd
1942 1942† Cebe Ross 6 1 2 4 0 1st
1943 No team — World War II
1944
1945
1946 1946 Alderson Propps / Eddie King WVIAC — 2 5 2 3 7th
1947 1947 Eddie King 4 5 3 3 7th
1948 1948† 5 2 2 3 0 1 1st
1949 1949 7 2 2 3 1 3rd
1950 1950† 10 0 5 0 1st 1951 Tangerine Bowl: (W) Emory and Henry, 12-0
1951 1951† 6 3 1 4 0 1st 1951 Burley Bowl: (W) Lebanon Valley, 27-20
1952 1952 6 3 4 0 2nd
1953 1953† 6 4 1 4 0 1st 1954 Elks Bowl: (W) East Carolina, 12-0
1954 1954† 8 2 4 0 1st 1954 Cigar Bowl: (L) Tampa, 0-21
1955 1955 4 5 2 0 DNQ
1956 1956 5 4 1 0 DNQ
2003 2003 Mike Springston Independent — 2 9 — — — —
2004 2004 3 7 — — — —
2005 2005 Tony DeMeo WVIAC 8 3 6 2 3rd — — —
2006 2006 5 6 4 3 T–2nd — — —
2007 2007 8 3 6 2 T–2nd — — —
2008 2008 7 4 5 3 T–4th — — —
2009 2009 9 2 6 2 T–2nd — 23 —
2010 2010 6 5 4 4 T–5th — — —
2011 2011 Pat Kirkland 5 6 5 3 T–4th — — —
2012 2012 9 2 6 2 T–2nd — 25 —
2013 2013 MEC 6 5 6 3 3rd — — —
2014 2014 8 3 7 3 T–3rd — — —
2015 2015 10 2 9 1 2nd NCAA Division II Playoffs – First Round (L) 20 —
2016 2016 3 8 3 7 T–6th — — —
2017 2017 4 6 4 6 T–4th — — —
2018 2018 6 5 6 4 4th — — —
2019 2019 8 3 7 3 2nd — — —
2020 2020 ‡ South 3 1 3 0 1st (South) — — —
2021 2021 — 8 2 8 2 2nd — — —
2022 2022 Quinn Sanders 6 5 6 4 T–4th — — —
2023 2023 † 10 2 8 1 1st NCAA Division II Playoffs – Second Round (L) 19 18
2024 2024 † 11 1 9 0 1st NCAA Division II Playoffs – First Round (L) 15 18
Totals (1904–2024) All-time:
298–284–19
(.512) 		Conference:
118–55
(.682) 		— Postseason:
4–4
(.500) 		— —
    • Note: The University of Charleston, then known as Morris Harvey College, discontinued its football program after the 1956 season and reinstated it in 2003.

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Undefeated regular seasons

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University of Charleston Undefeated Regular Seasons
Year Overall Record Conference Record Head Coach Notes
1950 9–0 5–0 Eddie King Won 1951 Tangerine Bowl; finished season 10–0 including postseason
2024 11–0 9-0 Quinn Sanders Undefeated in the regular season, but lost in the first round of the NCAA Division II Playoffs

Records vs Opponents

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Record vs. Current MEC Members

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Charleston is a founding member of the Mountain East Conference, joining at the league’s inception in the 2013–14 academic year.

Opponent First Meeting Wins Losses Ties Total Meetings Ref
Concord Mountain Lions 1922 24 15 2 41 [115]
‡ Davis & Elkins Senators 1921 8 6 2 16
Fairmont State Falcons 1928 16 8 1 25 [116]
Frostburg State Bobcats 2019 2 3 0 5 [117]
Glenville State Pioneers 1920 24 16 0 40
West Virginia State Yellow Jackets 2005 17 3 0 20 [118]
West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats 1910 21 7 2 30
West Liberty Hilltoppers 1927 19 14 1 34 [119]
Wheeling Cardinals 2019 4 0 0 4 [120]
Total 135 72 8 215

‡ – School is currently a member of the Mountain East Conference but no longer sponsors a football program.
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Record vs. current FBS & FCS schools

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Since its inaugural season in 1904, the Charleston Golden Eagles football program has competed against numerous opponents that are now members of the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and Football Championship Subdivision (FCS). The FBS, originally known as Division I-A, and the FCS, formerly Division I-AA, were established in 1978.

Year Opponent Result Opponent's Conference Opponent's Head Coach Golden Eagles Head Coach
2019 Valparaiso Beacons 19-13 Pioneer Football League Landon Fox Pat Kirkland
2013 Southern Illinois Salukis 10-31 Missouri Valley Dale Lennon Pat Kirkland
2006 Austin Peay Governors 10-49 Independent Carroll McCray Tony DeMeo
2005 Austin Peay Governors 27-19 Pioneer Football League Carroll McCray Tony DeMeo
2004 Charleston Southern Buccaneers 21-38 Big South Conference Mike Springston
2004 Austin Peay Governors 20-28 Pioneer Football League Carroll McCray Mike Springston
2004 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 13-48 Big South Conference Mike Springston
2004 Morehead State Eagles 3-49 Pioneer Football League Mike Springston
2003 Morehead State Eagles 10-48 Pioneer Football League Mike Springston
2003 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 0-47 Big South Conference Mike Springston
1956 Marshall Thundering Herd 13-25 Mid-American Conference Eddie King
1956 Youngstown State Penguins 6-0 Independent Eddie King
1956 Eastern Kentucky Colonels 7-13 Ohio Valley Conference Eddie King
1956 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders 6-0 Ohio Valley Conference Eddie King
1956 East Carolina Pirates 28-0 Conference Carolinas (known as the North State Conference in 1956) Eddie King
1955 Marshall Thundering Herd 7-46 Mid-American Conference Eddie King
1955 Morehead State Eagles 40-7 Ohio Valley Conference Eddie King
1955 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders 7-14 Conference Carolinas (known as the North State Conference in 1955) Eddie King
1955 Youngstown State Penguins 14-12 Independent Eddie King
1955 Eastern Kentucky Colonels 6-20 Ohio Valley Conference Eddie King
1954 Marshall Thundering Herd 14-25 Mid-American Conference Eddie King
1954 Morehead State Eagles 45-7 Ohio Valley Conference Eddie King
1953 Appalachian State Mountaineers 6-26 Conference Carolinas (known as the North State Conference in 1953) Eddie King
1953 Ohio Bobcats 7-38 Mid-American Conference Eddie King
1953 Marshall Thundering Herd 14-14 Independent Eddie King
1953 East Carolina Pirates (1954 Elks Bowl) 12-0 Conference Carolinas (known as the North State Conference in 1953) Eddie King
1952 Ohio Bobcats 6-20 Eddie King
1952 Marshall Thundering Herd 14-13 Eddie King
1952 Appalachian State Mountaineers 34-13 Eddie King
1951 Ohio Bobcats 0-26 Eddie King
1951 Kent State Golden Flashes 14-14 Eddie King
1951 Marshall Thundering Herd 0-19 Eddie King
1950 Kent State Golden Flashes 7-0 Eddie King
1949 Bowling Green Falcons 21-0 Eddie King
1949 Appalachian State Mountaineers 21-12 Eddie King
1948 Bowling Green Falcons 6-48 Eddie King
1947 Marshall Thundering Herd 6-40 Eddie King
1946 Youngstown State Penguins 14-28 Eddie King
1946 Marshall Thundering Herd 0-34 Eddie King
1946 Morehead State Eagles 6-39 Alderson Propps

Charleston vs. in-state schools

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The following table lists the University of Charleston's all-time football record against other colleges and universities located in West Virginia.

Record vs. in-state opponents
Italics indicate the school no longer fields a football team.
† Denotes current Mountain East Conference member.
Opponent First meeting Wins Losses Ties Total meetings Notes
Alderson Broaddus 2015 3 1 0 4
Bethany 1912 5 2 0 7
Concord† 1922 24 15 2 41 [122]
Davis & Elkins† 1921 8 6 2 16
Fairmont State† 1928 16 8 1 25 [123]
Glenville State† 1920 24 16 0 40
Marshall 1906 4 20 2 26
Potomac State 1937 2 3 0 5
Salem 1923 6 8 0 14 [124]
Shepherd 1949 4 12 0 16 [125]
West Liberty† 1927 19 14 1 34 [126]
West Virginia State† 2005 17 3 0 20 [127]
West Virginia 1913 0 0 1 1
West Virginia Tech 1921 15 12 0 27 [128]
West Virginia Wesleyan† 1910 21 7 2 30
Total 168 127 11 306

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  118. ^ "SINCE 1998 - All-time Game Results".
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  120. ^ "Football History vs Wheeling University".
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