2010 Chicago Cardinals season

2010 Chicago Cardinals season
2010 Chicago Cardinals season
Head coach	John Burns
Home field	Odeum Expo Center; 1033 North Villa Avenue; Villa Park, IL 60181
Results
Record	0-10
League place	6th
Playoff finish	did not qualify
	← 2009; Chicago Cardinals seasons; 2011 →;

The 2010 Chicago Cardinals season was the third season for the Continental Indoor Football League (CIFL) franchise, but the team's first as the Chicago Cardinals after relocating from Milwaukee where they were known as the Milwaukee Bonecrushers. The Cardinals were able to finish the season with an 0-10 record, and failed to qualify for the playoffs. The Cardinals replaced the Slaughter in the CIFL, after the Slaughter left that league for the IFL due to a dispute with CIFL management.^[1] The Cardinals were formerly known as the Milwaukee Bonecrushers, also of the CIFL, and relocated to Villa Park in 2010.^[2] The Cardinals use their name with permission from the original National Football League team, now known as the Arizona Cardinals.

The Cardinals only season was one of utter disappointment. After starting 0-2, they signed Kicker Julie Harshbarger, the 2nd female Kicker in the CIFL history. (The other being Katie Hnida of the Fort Wayne FireHawks) After a successful soccer career at Benedictine University and Rockford College, where she was named to several all-conference teams. While Harshbarger was not the first woman to score a point in an indoor football game, she was the first woman ever to score a field goal in an indoor football game.^[3] After a 20-58 loss on May 22, and seeing their record drop to 0-8, the Cardinals let several of their best players, including the All-Purpose Player of the Year (Brandon Wogoman), leave the team for the nearby, and contending, Wisconsin Wolfpack.

Standings[edit]

2010 Continental Indoor Football League view talk edit
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	PF (Avg.)	PA (Avg.)	STK
Cincinnati Commandos-y	9	1	0	.900	493	294	49.3	29.4	L1
Wisconsin Wolfpack-x	8	2	0	.800	345	213	34.5	21.3	W3
Fort Wayne FireHawks-x	6	4	0	.600	294	267	36.75	33.375	W2
Miami Valley Silverbacks-x	4	6	0	.400	309	354	34.33	39.33	W1
Marion Mayhem	3	7	0	.300	202	193	33.67	32.16	L5
Chicago Cardinals	0	10	0	.000	205	525	20.5	52.5	L10

Schedule[edit]

2010 season schedule[edit]

Week	Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
1		Bye	Week
2		Bye	Week
3		Bye	Week
4	April 2	Marion Mayhem	Away	Lost 20-60
5	April 10	Marion Mayhem	Home	Lost 14-19
6	April 17	Miami Valley Silverbacks	Home	Lost 29-46
7	April 24	Fort Wayne Firehawks	Away	Lost 45-69
8	May 1	Cincinnati Commandos	Home	Lost 22-62
9	May 8	Wisconsin Wolfpack	Home	Lost 18-44
10	May 15	Cincinnati Commandos	Away	Lost 13-61
11	May 22	Wisconsin Wolfpack	Away	Lost 20-58
12	May 29	Miami Valley Silverbacks	Home	Lost 24-58
13	June 5	Fort Wayne Firehawks	Home	Lost 0-48

Roster[edit]

2010 Chicago Cardinals roster

Quarterbacks

6 Gabriel Baker
11 Jimmy Morris
13 Ron Ricciardi

Running backs

44 Nick Cosentino
26 Mike Hayden
14 James Jones

Wide receivers

3 Tyler Honeck
45 Shawn McKeown
28 Brian Tait
5 Vince Tybor

Offensive linemen

48 Simon Chandler
90 Josh Coyle
88 D Svendsen

Defensive linemen

93 Adrian Henry
69 Jaran Rutledge
94 Jason Wright

Linebackers

24 Kurt James
20 Jerry Jones

Defensive backs

10 Dino Cardone
15 Scott DuPart
31 Ricky Emery
21 Paul Nunoo

Kickers

95 Julie Harshbarger

Inactive

currently vacant

Injured reserve

currently vacant

Updated June 5, 2010

rookies in italics
23 Active, 0 Inactive

Stats[edit]

Passing[edit]

Player	Comp.	Att.	Comp%	Yards	TD's	INT's	Rating
Ron Ricciardi	89	209	42.6%	842	14	20	89.7
Will Ducey	19	49	38.8%	276	4	5	86.5
Alex Nunez	7	15	46.7%	66	1	1	93.1
Gabriel Baker	1	4	25%	20	0	0	79.2

Rushing[edit]

Player	Car.	Yards	Avg.	TD's	Long
Mike Hayden	15	60	4	1	16
P Taylor	22	59	2.7	9	10
Alex Nunez	10	43	4.3	0	13
Brandon Wogoman	12	29	2.4	1	13

Receiving[edit]

Player	Rec.	Yards	Avg.	TD's	Long
Shawn McKeown	32	357	11.2	7	27
Brandon Wogoman	25	301	12	4	36
M Leaks	12	93	7.8	0	12
Alex Nunez	9	122	13.6	3	34

Regular season[edit]

Week 4: vs. Marion Mayhem[edit]

Week 4: Chicago Cardinals at Marion Mayhem – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Cardinals	13	7	0	0	20
Mayhem	14	13	14	19	60

at Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Marion, Ohio

Date: April 2
Game time: 7:30 p.m. EDT
Game attendance: 1,241
[1]

Game information

1st quarter

Chicago – (12:01) A Chorazy 6-yard rush (J Brown kick), Chicago 7–0
Marion – (5:45) Victor Tolbert 1-yard rush (Eric Schnatz kick), 7–7
Chicago – (3:40) Alex Nunez 20-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (J Brown kick failed), Chicago 13–7
Marion – (2:11) Maurice Douse 26-yard pass from Josh Davis (Eric Schnatz kick), Marion 14–13

2nd quarter

Marion – (10:51) Ahmona Maxwell 6-yard blocked field goal return (Eric Schnatz kick failed), Marion 20–13
Chicago – (6:09) Alex Nunez 4-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (J Brown kick), 20–20
Marion – (0:22) Brandon Price 2-yard pass from Josh Davis (Eric Schnatz kick), Marion 27–20

3rd quarter

Marion – (10:49) Mike Tatum 4-yard pass from Josh Davis (Eric Schnatz kick), Marion 34–20
Marion – (2:31) Maurice Douse 11-yard pass from Josh Davis (Eric Schnatz kick), Marion 41–20

4th quarter

Marion – (11:34) Mike Tatum 25-yard pass from Josh Davis (Eric Schnatz kick failed), Marion 47–20
Marion – (5:34) Mike Cross 0-yard fumble recovery (Eric Schnatz kick), Marion 54–20
Marion – (0:09) Victor Tolbert 1-yard rush (Eric Schnatz kick failed), 60–20

Passing

Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 13/33, 134 yards, 2 TD
Marion – Josh Davis: 12/21, 148 yards, 5 TD

Rushing

Chicago – A Chorazy: 5 att, 16 yards, 1 TD
Marion – Josh Davis: 4 att, 27 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Chicago – M Leaks: 5 rec, 36 yards, 0 TD
Marion – Maurice Douse: 4 rec, 76 yards, 2 TD

Week 5: vs. Marion Mayhem[edit]

Week 5: Marion Mayhem at Chicago Cardinals – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Mayhem	13	6	0	0	19
Cardinals	0	14	0	0	14

at Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, Illinois

Date: April 10
Game time: 7:30 p.m. CDT
[2]

Game information

1st quarter

Marion – (11:07) Andre Troy 50-yard blocked field goal return (Eric Schnatz kick), Marion 7–0
Marion – (1:40) Victor Tolbert 3-yard rush (Eric Schnatz kick failed), Marion 13–0

2nd quarter

Chicago – (14:45) Brandon Wogoman 1-yard rush (Brandon Wogoman rush failed), Marion 13–6
Chicago – (13:15) Jaran Rutledge safety, Marion 13–8
Marion – (12:40) Mike Tatum 14-yard pass from Josh Davis (Eric Schnatz kick failed), Marion 19–8
Chicago – (10:36) Shawn McKeown 19-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Shawn McKeown kick failed), Marion 19–14

3rd quarter
4th quarter

Passing

Marion – Josh Davis: 14/24, 145 yards, 1 TD
Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 9/27, 113 yards, 1 TD

Rushing

Marion – Josh Davis: 8 att, 16 yards, 0 TD
Chicago – A Chorazy: 2 att, 6 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Marion – Victor Tolbert: 4 rec, 28 yards, 0 TD
Chicago – M Leaks: 3 rec, 21 yards, 0 TD

Week 6: vs. Miami Valley Silverbacks[edit]

Week 6: Miami Valley Silverbacks at Chicago Cardinals – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Silverbacks	12	12	8	14	46
Cardinals	6	0	16	7	29

at Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, Illinois

Date: April 17
Game time: 7:30 p.m. CDT
[3]

Game information

1st quarter

Miami valley – (9:35) Daniel Stover 43-yard pass from Kyenes Mincy (Dale Golsby kick failed), Miami Valley 6–0
Chicago – (8:42) Brandon Wogoman 36-yard pass from Will Ducey (P Taylor rush failed), 6–6
Miami valley – (2:47) Daniel Stover 6-yard pass from Kyenes Mincy (Kyenes Mincy pass failed), Miami Valley 12–6

2nd quarter

Miami valley – (7:35) Kyenes Mincy 17-yard rush (Kyenes Mincy pass failed), Miami Valley 18–6
Miami valley – (2:22) Kyenes Mincy 19-yard rush (Kyenes Mincy kick failed), Miami Valley 24–6

3rd quarter

Chicago – (12:18) P Taylor 6-yard rush (Brandon Wogoman rush), Miami Valley 24–14
Miami valley – (9:43) Daniel Stover 30-yard pass from Kyenes Mincy (Kyenes Mincy pass to Adell Givens), Miami Valley 32–14
Chicago – (6:42) Alex Nunez 34-yard pass from Will Ducey (Brandon Wogoman rush), Miami Valley 32–22

4th quarter

Miami valley – (6:37) Daniel Stover 26-yard pass from Kyenes Mincy (Kyenes Mincy pass to Melvin Bryant), Miami Valley 40–22
Miami valley – (0:46) Melvin Bryant 23-yard pass from Kyenes Mincy (Dale Golsby rush failed), Miami Valley 46–22
Chicago – (0:29) Shawn McKeown 20-yard pass from Will Ducey (Julie Harsbarger kick), Miami Valley 46–29

Passing

Miami valley – Kyenes Mincy: 8/16, 155 yards, 5 TD
Chicago – Will Ducey: 9/25, 159 yards, 3 TD

Rushing

Miami valley – Kyenes Mincy: 8 att, 77 yards, 2 TD
Chicago – Will Ducey: 4 att, 9 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Miami valley – Daniel Stover: 4 rec, 105 yards, 4 TD
Chicago – Shawn McKeown: 4 rec, 52 yards, 1 TD

Week 7: vs. Fort Wayne FireHawks[edit]

Week 7: Chicago Cardinals at Fort Wayne FireHawks – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Cardinals	14	14	3	14	45
FireHawks	6	29	6	28	69

at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Date: April 24
Game time: 7:00 p.m. EDT
Game attendance: 2,020
[4]

Game information

1st quarter

Fort wayne – (14:41) Brandon Walker-Roby 50-yard kickoff return (Chad Rollins kick failed), Fort Wayne 6–0
Chicago – (7:41) Brandon Wogoman 20-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Julie Harshbarger kick), Chicago 7–6
Chicago – (2:20) P Taylor 7-yard pass from Brandon Wogoman (Julie Harshbarger kick), Chicago 14–6

2nd quarter

Fort wayne – (11:29) Kota-Carone Colors 2-yard rush (Kota-Carone Colors rush), 14–14
Fort wayne – (9:25) Tramaine Billie 15-yard interception return (Chad Rollins kick), Fort Wayne 21–14
Chicago – (5:17) P Taylor 5-yard rush (Julie Harshbarger kick failed), Fort Wayne 21–20
Chicago – (2:35) P Taylor 3-yard rush (P Taylor rush), Chicago 28–21
Fort wayne – (0:54) Kota-Carone Colors rush (Chad Rollins kick failed), Chicago 28–27
Fort wayne – (0:03) Justin Wynn 12-yard pass from Kota-Carone Colors (Kota-Carone Colors rush), Fort Wayne 35–28

3rd quarter

Chicago – (10:01) Julie Harshbarger 24-yard field goal, Fort Wayne 35–31
Fort wayne – (0:00) Chris Kolokithas 7-yard pass from Kota-Carone Colors (Chad Rollins kick failed), Fort Wayne 41–31

4th quarter

Chicago – (13:30) Brandon Wogoman 8-yard pass from Alex Nunez (Julie Harshbarger kick failed), Fort Wayne 41–37
Fort wayne – (12:18) Justin Wynn 24-yard pass from Kota-Carone Colors (Kota-Carone Colors rush failed), Fort Wayne 47–37
Fort wayne – (2:50) Brandon Williams 2-yard rush (Kota-Carone Colors rush), Fort Wayne 55–37
Chicago – (1:25) Brandon Wogoman 23-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (D Carter pass from Brandon Wogoman), Fort Wayne 55–45
Fort wayne – (0:48) Brandon Williams 5-yard rush (Kota-Carone Colors rush), Fort Wayne 63–45
Fort wayne – (0:00) Paul Carter 50-yard interception return (none attempted), Fort Wayne 69–45

Passing

Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 9/17, 94 yards, 2 TD
Fort wayne – Kota-Carone Colors: 13/22, 122 yards, 4 TD

Rushing

Chicago – P Taylor: 9 att, 41 yards, 2 TD
Fort wayne – Kota-Carone Colors: 11 att, 63 yards, 2 TD

Receiving

Chicago – Brandon Wogoman: 9 rec, 85 yards, 3 TD
Fort wayne – Brandon Walker-Roby: 4 rec, 41 yards, 0 TD

Week 8: vs. Cincinnati Commandos[edit]

Week 8: Cincinnati Commandos at Chicago Cardinals – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Commandos	14	14	14	20	62
Cardinals	0	6	8	8	22

at Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, Illinois

Date: May 1
Game time: 7:00 p.m. CDT
[5]

Game information

1st quarter

Cincinnati – (6:48) Ray Jackson 6–yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 7–0
Cincinnati - (2:02) Dominick Goodman 2-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 14-0

2nd quarter

Cincinnati - (14:56) Robert Redd 3-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 21-0
Chicago - (11:56) P Taylor 7-yard rush (P Taylor rush failed), Cincinnati 21-6
Cincinnati - (0:19) E.J. Underwood 34-yard interception return (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 28-6

3rd quarter

Chicago - (9:23) S D'Alie 10-yard pass from William Ducey (P Taylor rush), Cincinnati 28-14
Cincinnati - (7:38) Robert Redd 23-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 35-14
Cincinnati - (2:50) Dominick Goodman 6-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 42-14

4th quarter

Chicago - (14:48) P Taylor 1-yard rush (P Taylor), Cincinnati 42-22
Cincinnati - (11:36) Johnny Long 8-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick failed), Cincinnati 48-22
Cincinnati - (8:21) Brandon Boehm 4-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 55-22
Cincinnati - (4:18) Chris Respress 50-yard interception return (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 62-22

Passing

Cincinnati – Ben Mauk: 24/30, 238 yards, 7 TD
Chicago – William Ducey: 10/24, 117 yards, 1 TD

Rushing

Cincinnati – Greg Moore: 7 att, 11 yards, 0 TD
Chicago – P Taylor: 8 att, 13 yards, 2 TD

Receiving

Cincinnati – Dominick Goodman: 8 rec, 69 yards, 2 TD
Chicago – D Carter: 4 rec, 27 yards, 0 TD

Week 9: vs. Wisconsin Wolfpack[edit]

Week 9: Wisconsin Wolfpack at Chicago Cardinals – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Wolfpack	22	8	12	2	44
Cardinals	6	6	6	0	18

at Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, Illinois

Date: May 8
Game time: 7:30 p.m. CDT
Game attendance: 350
[6]

Game information

1st quarter

Wisconsin – (13:32) Eric Donoval 5–yard rush (Matt Schabert drop-kick), Wisconsin 8–0
Wisconsin – (7:56) Eric Donoval 2–yard rush (Matt Schabert drop-kick), Wisconsin 16–0
Chicago - (5:21) Shawn McKeown 10-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (P Taylor rush failed), Wisconsin 16-6
Wisconsin – (3:30) Eric Donoval 30–yard pass from Matt Schabert (Matt Schabert drop-kick failed), Wisconsin 22–6

2nd quarter

Wisconsin - (8:49) Marques Johnson 20-yard pass from Matt Schabert (Matt Schabert drop-kick), Wisconsin 30-6
Chicago - (5:25) P Taylor 8-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Julie Harshbarger kick failed), Wisconsin 30-12

3rd quarter

Wisconsin – (5:33) Eric Donoval 23–yard rush (Matt Schabert drop-kick failed), Wisconsin 36–12
Chicago - (4:30) Shawn McKeown 16-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Ron Ricciardi pass failed), Wisconsin 36-18
Wisconsin – (0:00) Eric Donoval 7–yard pass from Matt Schabert (Matt Schabert drop-kick failed), Wisconsin 42–18

4th quarter

Wisconsin – (9:00) Team Safety, Wisconsin 44–18

Passing

Wisconsin – Matt Schabert: 15/26, 196 yards, 3 TD
Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 10/26, 69 yards, 3 TD

Rushing

Wisconsin – Eric Donoval: 9 att, 50 yards, 3 TD
Chicago – P Taylor: 1 att, -1 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Wisconsin – Marques Johnson: 6 rec, 112 yards, 1 TD
Chicago – D Jones: 3 rec, 11 yards, 0 TD

Week 10: vs. Cincinnati Commandos[edit]

Week 10: Chicago Cardinals at Cincinnati Commandos – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Cardinals	0	13	0	0	13
Commandos	28	13	13	7	61

at Cincinnati Gardens, Cincinnati, Ohio

Date: May 15
Game time: 7:30 p.m. EDT
Game attendance: 2,825
[7]

Game information

1st quarter

Cincinnati – (12:35) Greg Moore 8–yard rush (Travis Johnson kick failed), Cincinnati 6–0
Cincinnati - (10:36) E.J. Underwood 47-yard interception return (Ben Mauk pass failed), Cincinnati 12-0
Cincinnati – (4:02) Greg Moore 2–yard rush (Ben Mauk pass to Greg Moore), Cincinnati 20–0
Cincinnati - (0:57) E.J. Underwood 31-yard interception return (Ben Mauk pass to Robert Redd), Cincinnati 28-0

2nd quarter

Cincinnati – (13:06) Ben Mauk 11–yard rush (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 35–0
Chicago - (10:12) Matt Rahn 7-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Julie Harshbarger kick), Cincinnati 35-7
Cincinnati - (8:58) Dominick Goodman 23-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick failed), Cincinnati 41-7
Chicago - (0:17) Shawn McKeown 5-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Julie Harshbarger kick blocked), Cincinnati 41-13

3rd quarter

Cincinnati - (8:44) Robert Redd 22-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Robert Redd rush failed), Cincinnati 47-13
Cincinnati - (6:14) James Spikes 15-yard fumble recovery (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 54-13

4th quarter

Cincinnati - (11:40) Dominick Goodman 18-yard pass from Ben Mauk (Travis Johnson kick), Cincinnati 61-13

Passing

Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 20/42, 162 yards, 2 TD
Cincinnati – Ben Mauk: 8/11, 88 yards, 3 TD

Rushing

Chicago – Brandon Wogoman: 4 att, 28 yards, 0 TD
Cincinnati – Ben Mauk: 3 att, 19 yards, 1 TD

Receiving

Chicago – Shawn McKeown: 11 rec, 96 yards, 1 TD
Cincinnati – Dominick Goodman: 4 rec, 61 yards, 2 TD

Week 11: vs. Wisconsin Wolfpack[edit]

Week 11: Chicago Cardinals at Wisconsin Wolfpack – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Cardinals	0	6	0	14	20
Wolfpack	13	14	19	12	58

at Hartmeyer Arena, Madison, Wisconsin

Date: May 22
Game time: 7:30 p.m. CDT
[8]

Game information

1st quarter

Wisconsin – (8:57) Eric Donoval 7–yard pass from Matt Schabert (Tony Smidl rush failed), Wisconsin 6–0
Wisconsin - (2:45) Marcus Lewis 31-yard pass from Matt Schabert (Tony Smidl kick), Wisconsin 13-0

2nd quarter

Wisconsin - (13:14) Marcus Lewis 7-yard pass from Matt Schabert (Tony Smidl kick), Wisconsin 20-0
Chicago - (9:58) Simon Chandler 5-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Julie Harshbarger kick failed), Wisconsin 20-6
Wisconsin – (5:45) Eric Donoval 3–yard rush (Tony Smidl kick), Wisconsin 27–6

3rd quarter

Wisconsin – (11:58) Eric Donoval 4–yard pass from Matt Schabert (Tony Smidl kick), Wisconsin 34–6
Wisconsin – (7:34) Matt Schabert 2–yard rush (Tony Smidl kick failed), Wisconsin 40–6
Wisconsin - (1:15) Marques Johnson 20-yard pass from Matt Schabert (Tony Smidl kick failed), Wisconsin 46-6

4th quarter

Chicago - (13:10) Mike Hayden 3-yard rush (Ron Ricciardi pass failed), Wisconsin 46-12
Chicago - (8:34) Shawn McKeown 23-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Ron Ricciardi pass to Brian Tait), Wisconsin 46-20
Wisconsin – (6:55) Mark Mashburn 25–yard kickoff return (Tony Smidl kick failed), Wisconsin 52–20
Wisconsin – (0:00) Team Safety, Wisconsin 44–18

Passing

Wisconsin – Matt Schabert: 15/26, 196 yards, 3 TD
Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 10/26, 69 yards, 3 TD

Rushing

Wisconsin – Eric Donoval: 9 att, 50 yards, 3 TD
Chicago – P Taylor: 1 att, -1 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Wisconsin – Marques Johnson: 6 rec, 112 yards, 1 TD
Chicago – D Jones: 3 rec, 11 yards, 0 TD

Week 12: vs. Miami Valley Silverbacks[edit]

Week 12: Miami Valley Silverbacks at Chicago Cardinals – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
Silverbacks	20	12	12	14	58
Cardinals	6	0	12	6	24

at Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, Illinois

Date: May 29
Game time: 7:30 p.m. CDT
[9]

Game information

1st quarter

Miami valley – (14:07) Chris Stanford 12-yard fumble recovery (Kyenes Mincy pass to Will White), Miami Valley 8–0
Miami valley – (9:07) Isaiah Cheatham 45-yard rush (Jason Cunningham kick failed), Miami Valley 14–0
Chicago – (6:29) Brian Tait 12-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Julie Harshbarger kick failed), Miami Valley 14–6
Miami valley – (00:42) Chris Stanford 1-yard rush (Chris Stanford pass failed), Miami Valley 20–6

2nd quarter

Miami valley – (6:30) Aric Evans 13-yard pass from Chris Stanford (Jason Cunningham kick blocked), Miami Valley 26–6
Miami valley – (2:34) Derrick Crawford 11-yard blocked field goal return (Jason Cunningham kick blocked), Miami Valley 32–6

3rd quarter

Miami valley – (12:27) Isaiah Cheatham 5-yard rush (Larry Byndon pass failed), Miami Valley 38–6
Chicago – (10:09) Adrain Herry 5-yard fumble recovery (Ron Ricciardi pass failed), Miami Valley 38–12
Miami valley – (6:16) Eric Starks 4-yard pass from Chris Stanford (Chris Stanford rush failed), Miami Valley 44–12
Chicago – (1:35) Shawn McKeown 11-yard pass from Ron Ricciardi (Ron Ricciardi pass failed), Miami Valley 44–18

4th quarter

Miami valley – (13:41) Aric Evans 45-yard pass from Chris Stanford (Jason Cunningham kick), Miami Valley 51–18
Miami valley – (5:44) Melvin Bryant 20-yard pass from Chris Stanford (Jason Cunningham kick), Miami Valley 58–18
Chicago – (2:00) Scott Dupart 1-yard rush (Julie Harshbarger kick failed), Miami Valley 58–24

Passing

Miami valley – Chris Stanford: 6/6, 120 yards, 4 TD
Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 12/28, 108 yards, 2 TD

Rushing

Miami valley – Isaiah Cheatham: 2 att, 50 yards, 2 TD
Chicago – Dino Cardone: 1 att, 14 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Miami valley – Melvin Bryant: 4 rec, 62 yards, 1 TD
Chicago – James Jones: 4 rec, 47 yards, 0 TD

Week 13: vs. Fort Wayne FireHawks[edit]

Week 13: Fort Wayne FireHawks at Chicago Cardinals – Game summary

Period	1	2	3	4	Total
FireHawks	14	6	22	6	48
Cardinals	0	0	0	0	0

at Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, Illinois

Date: June 5
Game time: 7:00 p.m. CDT
Game attendance: 375
[10]

Game information

1st quarter

Fort wayne – (13:38) Terry Moore 48-yard interception return (John Rocholl kick blocked), Fort Wayne 6–0
Fort wayne – (6:48) Justin Wynn 24-yard pass from Kota-Carone Colors (Kota-Carone Colors pass to Brandon Williams), Fort Wayne 14–0

2nd quarter

Fort wayne – (8:40) Tramaine Billie 10-yard blocked FG return (John Rocholl kick failed), Fort Wayne 20–0

3rd quarter

Fort wayne – (10:40) Mike Tatum 12-yard pass from Mike Whitaker (John Rocholl kick), Fort Wayne 27–0
Fort wayne – (9:01) Brandon Williams 23-yard fumble recovery (Mike Whitaker pass to Mike Tatum), Fort Wayne 35–0
Fort wayne – (4:06) Mike Tatum 41-yard missed FG return (John Rocholl kick), Fort Wayne 42–0

4th quarter

Fort wayne – (13:40) Tramaine Billie 35-yard interception return (Mike Whitaker pass failed), Fort Wayne 48–0

Passing

Fort wayne – Kota-Carone Colors: 4/8, 58 yards, 1 TD
Chicago – Ron Ricciardi: 4/12, 27 yards, 0 TD

Rushing

Fort wayne – Victor Tolbert: 5 att, 20 yards, 0 TD
Chicago – Michael Hayden: 4 att, 16 yards, 0 TD

Receiving

Fort wayne – Justin Wynn: 4 rec, 58 yards, 1 TD
Chicago – Shawn McKeown: 4 rec, 21 yards, 0 TD

Post-season awards[edit]

Season	Player	Position	Award
2010	Adrian Henry	Defensive lineman	2nd Team All-CIFL
2010	Ricky Emery	Defensive back	2nd Team All-CIFL
2010	Brandon Wogoman	Kickoff returner	2nd Team All-CIFL
2010	Brandon Wogoman	All-Purpose Player	1st Team All-CIFL
2010	Matt Rahn	Offensive lineman	1st Team All-CIFL
2010	Brandon Wogoman	All-Purpose Player	All-Purpose Player of the Year

References[edit]

^ "Another indoor team joins the local football market". www.dailyhearld.com. Daily Herald. February 16, 2010. Archived from the original on April 8, 2016. Retrieved October 23, 2015.
^ Don Walker (November 19, 2009). "Where are the Bonecrushers?". www.jsonline.com. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved October 23, 2015.
^ Doug Goodman (June 28, 2010). "Hononegah grad Harshbarger makes indoor football history". www.rrstar.com. Gatehouse Media, Inc. Archived from the original on September 9, 2012. Retrieved October 23, 2015.

[1] "Another indoor team joins the local football market". www.dailyhearld.com. Daily Herald. February 16, 2010. Archived from the original on April 8, 2016. Retrieved October 23, 2015.

[2] Don Walker (November 19, 2009). "Where are the Bonecrushers?". www.jsonline.com. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved October 23, 2015.

[3] Doug Goodman (June 28, 2010). "Hononegah grad Harshbarger makes indoor football history". www.rrstar.com. Gatehouse Media, Inc. Archived from the original on September 9, 2012. Retrieved October 23, 2015.

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