Tufts Jumbos football

The Tufts Jumbos represent Tufts University of Medford, Massachusetts in the sport of college football. The team has played since the 1874–75 season.[3][4][5] The Tufts football team played its first game on June 4, 1875 against Harvard, which Tufts won by a score of 1–0. This game is considered the first game of American football between two American colleges, with each team fielding 11 men, the ball being advanced by kicking or carrying it, and tackles of the ball carrier stopping play.[6] The Jumbos compete at the NCAA Division III level and have been members of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) since the conference's formation in 1971. The football team plays its home game at Ellis Oval on the Tufts campus in Medford. Jay Civetti has been the team's head coach since 2011. One Tufts player, William Grinnell, has been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

Tufts Jumbos football
First season1875
Athletic directorJohn Morris
Head coachJay Civetti
10th season, 33–42 (.440)
StadiumEllis Oval
FieldZimman Field
LocationMedford, Massachusetts
NCAA divisionDivision III
ConferenceNESCAC
Past conferencesUnknown (1875–1884)
Northern Intercollegiate Football Association (1885–1886)[1]
Independent (1887–1970)
ColorsTufts blue and Brown[2]
         

Annual results

Team records from 1875 to 2016.[7]

Year Record Captain Coach
18752–1Luman AldrichLuman Aldrich
1876–771–0–1Luman AldrichLuman Aldrich
18770–3Scott CampbellScott Campbell
1878–83No formal games
18842–4–1Dwight GriswoldDwight Griswold
18852–3
(or 2–4[1])		F.P. ChapmanF.P. Chapman
18860–8James GalletyJames Gallety
18873–6DurkeeDurkee
1888No formal games
18893–1MartinMartin
18902–3Charles StoverCharles Stover
18917–1Wilfred RussWilfred Russ
18928–2Wilfred RussA.G. Baillet
18934–7Charles Dow ClarkHaskell
18946–5LaneHamlin
18958–5W.D. SmithNewell
18962–6–1Horace DavisNewell
18976–7CarpenterJ.D. Upton
18981–9CarpenterJ.D. Upton
18997–4Ed DeAlmeidaLocke
19003–6–1Herbert PierceHopkins
19016–6–1Joseph RayJ.C. Pearson
19024–6–1Tom KnightJ.C. Pearson
19035–8McMahonCharles Whelan
19042–9–1Edward KnowltonCharles Whelan
19055–3Edward KnowltonCharles Whelan
19066–2C. ReynoldsCharles Whelan
19073–4–1Walter GreenCharles Whelan
19081–6–1Vin SheehyNate Pulsifer
19092–6Clarence DittrickRobinson
19101–7–1Everett IrelandSheeny
19113–4Ernest MerrillClark Tobin
19125–4Win AdamsCharles Whelan
19137–1Bill BennettCharles Whelan
19145–3George AngellCharles Whelan
19155–1–2William ParksCharles Whelan
19165–3Ollie WescottCharles Whelan
19173–3Jim DrummeyCharles Whelan
19182–3LincolnAl Pierotti[8]
19192–5Sal CalhoonCharles Whelan
19202–6Owen KeefeWilliam Parks
19211–5–2Frank RussoWilliam Parks
19225–4Frank RussoEdward Casey
19236–2Rudolf TylerEdward Casey
19243–4–2Evander FrenchEdward Casey
19251–6George PerryEdward Casey
19264–4Cortland SchroderArthur Sampson
19278–0Melvin BowkerArthur Sampson
19285–2–1Fred EllisArthur Sampson
19295–1–2Herman RachdorfArthur Sampson
19305–2Harry ArlansonLewis Manly
19313–2–2Victor KnapmanLewis Manly
19325–1–2Donald CochraneLewis Manly
19336–2John McGonagleLewis Manly
19348–0Walter FroehlichLewis Manly
19351–5–2John RendallLewis Manly
19363–3–1Roger KeithLewis Manly
19373–4–1Harold ZimmanLewis Manly
19381–6–1Albert PearsonLewis Manly
19393–4–1Arthur GriffinLewis Manly
19404–4Edwin WestLewis Manly
19415–3Art Harrison, Robert RutterLewis Manly
19422–5–1Robert BissettLewis Manly
19436–2Tony Deteso, George SweeneyLewis Manly
19441–4–1Carl RautenbergLewis Manly
19454–1Carl Rautenberg, William RohsLewis Manly
19461–6Junie BeersFred Ellis
19475–3Warren McKinnonFred Ellis
19483–4–1Franklin Steves, Francis YirrellFred Ellis
19495–3–1John Calagione, Ed SchluntzFred Ellis
19504–4–1Andrew Forti, Leonard KnoxFred Ellis
19510–7–2Richard WalshFred Ellis
19523–4–1David Fenton, Robert GarveyFred Ellis
19534–3Robert Meehan, Thomas MyersFred Ellis
19546–2John FranciniHarry Arlanson
19555–2Robert Mattson, Norm StewartHarry Arlanson
19566–1David Wells, Norm WrightHarry Arlanson
19576–1–1George Kurker, Josephy AsiafHarry Arlanson
19586–2Joseph Crowley, Ray FisherHarry Arlanson
19595–2–1Bart Higgins, John MarshallHarry Arlanson
19607–1Bob McLucas, Charles MartinHarry Arlanson
19615–3Dave Thompson, Murdoch MacDonaldHarry Arlanson
19625–3Don Curtis, Mark McDuffeeHarry Arlanson
19632–6Ralph Doran, Tim BrennanHarry Arlanson
19643–5Peter Smith, Robert LongHarry Arlanson
19651–7John Cluney, Bob MastrovitaHarry Arlanson
19661–7Frank Hekemian, Mike McLaughlinRocky Carzo
19671–6–1David PondRocky Carzo
19685–3Jim DiCarlo, Alan HerosianRocky Carzo
19696–2Bob Bass, Rich GiacchettiRocky Carzo
19701–7Robert MoscoRocky Carzo
19713–5Rodney Watson, Ken WilsonRocky Carzo
19724–4Frank Raviele, Bill RichardsRocky Carzo
19731–7Craig Johnson, Bill RittenhouseRocky Carzo
19743–5Robert Quinn, Alan CrosbyPaul Pawlak
19752–6Michael CarusiPaul Pawlak
19766–2Jere Johnson, Robert Berluti, John FinneganPaul Pawlak
19773–5Ed Gaudiano, Mike Kelly, Mark SlavenPaul Pawlak
19785–3Robert Lederman, Terrance RichardsVic Gatto
19798–0Jim Ford, Bob Littlefield, Gary HeffernanVic Gatto
19806–2Tim Keegan, Steve Finnengan, Mike BrownVic Gatto
19815–2–1Brian Gallagher, John Galanis, Scott CarpenterVic Gatto
19826–2Tom Duffy, Anthony Serrano, Mark HarasimowiczVic Gatto
19834–3–1David Piermarini, Rich Giunta, Dan MeadeVic Gatto
19840–7–1Brian McGrail, William Carroll, Jeff MiccicheVic Gatto
19853–4–1James LyonsDuane Ford
19867–1John Calnan, John O'TooleDuane Ford
19874–4Andrew O'BrienDuane Ford
19884–3–1James BurkeDuane Ford
19896–2Ron Lamothe, Russell MinkwitzDuane Ford
19906–2James Downing, Ed JudgeDuane Ford
19915–3J.R. McDonaldDuane Ford
19923–4–1Mike FrisoliDuane Ford
19931–7Brian CurtinDuane Ford
19942–6Mike Daly, Brian Jenkins, Bob MurphyBill Samko
19954–4Damon AdamsBill Samko
19961–7Greg Altman, Tim HenkelsBill Samko
19973–5Greg Altman, Glen Fries, Dan LordBill Samko
19987–1Jerry KaraczBill Samko
19994–4Jake MacDonald, John Routhier, Gerry ToppingBill Samko
20002–6Pete DiStauloBill Samko
20016–2Scott Mittenthal, Mike WilleyBill Samko
20023–5Caleb Hudak, Scott Treacy, Evan ZupancicBill Samko
20035–3Caleb Hudak, Justin Kelley, Tim Mack, Reid PalmerBill Samko
20042–6Donavan Brown, Jason Casey, Dave Hatch, Chris LawrenceBill Samko
20052–6Patrick MagoonBill Samko
20064–4Adam Arsenault, Chris Decembrele, Brett Holm, Brian SchurkoBill Samko
20075–3Adam Arsenault, Kevin Anderson, Kevin GleasonBill Samko
20084–4Kevin Anderson, Geoff Kramer, Tyson ReynosoBill Samko
20092–6Anthony Fucillo, Alex Perry, Dan Stebbins, Tom TassinariBill Samko
20101–7Pat Bailey, Anthony Fucillo, Donnie SimmonsBill Samko
20110–8Nick Falk, Luke Lamothe, J.T. RinciariJay Civetti
20120–8Dylan Haas, Andrew Rayner, Chris TooleJay Civetti
20130–8Connor Glazier, Sean Harrington, Tommy MeadeJay Civetti
20144–4James Brao, Tommy Meade, Landon DavisJay Civetti
20156–2Corey Burns, Matt McCormackJay Civetti
20167–1Chance Brady, Mike Rando, Mike StearnsJay Civetti

References
  1. "Tufts Digital Library". dl.tufts.edu.
  2. Tufts University Visual Identity Standards Quick Guide (PDF). Retrieved June 30, 2016.
  3. "Tufts Journal: Features: Gridiron history".
  4. "The Tufts Daily". The Tufts Daily.
  5. "Tufts".
  6. Dupont, Kevin Paul (September 23, 2004). "Gridiron gridlock: Citing research, Tufts claims football history is on its side". The Boston Globe.
  7. "Tufts University Football Program Records".
  8. "Pierotti "Wises" Up Tufts on Harvard Formation". The Boston Daily Globe. November 7, 1918.
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