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Findlay Oilers Take Runaway Road Win At Walsh To Extend To 5-0

Findlay Oilers Take Runaway Road Win At Walsh To Extend To 5-0

Two undefeated teams met to determine who would take the top spot in the G-MAC. Read the game recap, scores and watch highlights for Findlay vs Walsh.

Oct 4, 2025 by Andy Schamma
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All eyes were on the G-MAC on Saturday, Oct. 4 as two 4-0 teams in Findlay and Walsh met in North Canton, Ohio to determine who would take the top spot in the conference in the first weekend of football in October.

This match-up was one of the most competitive of the weekend in D2—check out the full 50+ game FloCollege broadcast schedule to see what's streaming live this week.

Walsh Cavaliers, who hadn't won more games than they lost in a single season since joining the NCAA, found themselves with four wins and no losses and sniffing a top 25 ranking heading into the game.

Walsh's biggest win this season was over G-MAC opponent Ohio Dominican the week before, 14-7.

The Findlay Oilers were already being compared to the best at their level with a season-opening win over No. 17 Indianapolis in early September.

Findlay has won nine of the last ten meetings but the Cavaliers were riding at full gallup this season and had the home-field advantage. That wasn't enough for to stop the Oilers this time, though.

Read the game recap, scores and watch highlights for Findlay vs Walsh football.

Findlay Oilers Take Runaway Road Win At Walsh To Go 5-0

FINDLAY 31 - 10 WALSH, FINAL

Although it started as a close match-up, the Cavaliers' lack of scoring in the middle portion of the game gave the Oilers the opening to expand the gap and build on their momentum to the point that it was out of control.

Freshman Andrew Leonard was a key piece for Findlay, completing 11 for 12 and 3 touchdowns. Denny Furlong deserves a mention with 3 touchdown receptions and 156 yards on the day.

For Walsh, Eddie Nichols' 10 solo tackles led the game and Chris Jones' two tackles were a shining moment on the defensive end.

Findlay Oilers

  • First Downs: 21
  • Rushing Yards: 189
  • Pass C-A-I: 15-18-1
  • Passing Yards: 237
  • Penalties: 7-69
  • Possession: 34:24
  • 3rd Down Efficiency: 5-11

Walsh Cavaliers

  • First Downs: 18
  • Rushing Yards: 38
  • Pass C-A-I: 20-37-1
  • Passing Yards: 181
  • Penalties: 4-30
  • Possession: 25:36
  • 3rd Down Efficiency: 4-13

Johnny Harris Intercepts Norris Pass In Redzone - 2:15 4Q

FINDLAY 31 - 10 WALSH, 4Q

On 2nd and 10 on the 16 yard line, Norris's pass was intercepted by Johnny Harris who ran to midfield before he was brought down withright around two minutes remaining in the game.

Austin Knowles Show Elite Talent In 32 Yard Gain - 3:42 4Q

FINDLAY 31 - 10 WALSH, 4Q

Norris Cole passed it to Austin Knowles who gained another 20 or so yards after the catch, spinning and breaking a number of tackles that showed his elite level of skill and willpower even with a huge deficit.

Findlay Adds Field Goal - 5:21 4Q

FINDLAY 31 - 10 WALSH, 4Q

After a touchdown was called back, Walsh forced Findlay to fourth down which resulted in a 35-yard attempt that was good.

Oilers Take Their Time, Call Timeout In Redzone - 6:15 4Q

FINDLAY 28 - 10 WALSH, 4Q

As Findlay hopes to keep or extend their three-score lead, they worked the ball down the field slowly. Often using the ground, they pieced together a 7-yard drive that went for longer than 6 minutes of play before a timeout gave them a break after entering the redzone.

Walsh Kicks Field Goal, Onside Attempt Fails - 11:23 4Q

FINDLAY 28 - 10 WALSH, 4Q

In their best opportunity to score since their last touchdown, Walsh was unable to convert and decided to kick a field goal on 4th and goal on the 13 yard line with less than 12 minutes remaining.

They tried the onside kick on the kickoff but the ball went directly out of bounds.

Walsh Catches Break, Recover Fumble On Punt Return - 13:35 4Q

FINDLAY 28 - 7 WALSH, 4Q

In a little bit of luck, Walsh's Luke Dobbins recovered the ball off of the fumbled punt return to give the home team a sliver of hope and great field position.

On the next play, Norris chucked the ball towards the endzone on a free play and drew a pass interference call to knock on the doorstep of the redzone.

Then, Findlay was called for roughing the passer to give Walsh the ball in the redzone.

Cavaliers' Struggles Continue - 14:30 4Q 

FINDLAY 28 - 7 WALSH, 4Q

Norris threw three passes incomplete to bring up 4th down.

Luke Dobbins Comes Up With Big Sack - End of 3Q

FINDLAY 28 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

As the clock ticked down on the end of the third quarter, Andrew Leonard was sacked for a loss of 9 yards by Luke Dobbins. Walsh was able to put a stop to Findlay's trot down the field, but it'll be a steep climb if they want to close the gap.

Findlay punted it away.

Walsh Punts It Away Again - 3:05 3Q

FINDLAY 28 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

As Walsh's problems continued to grow, their chances at reeling this game back within reach were sinking.

Norris Cole was sacked hard for a loss of 10 yards by Londyn Claxton on 3rd down, forcing a fumble but it was recovered by Walsh.

Christian Davis Runs It In For Touchdown - 4:56 3Q

FINDLAY 28 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

Findlay is really starting to run away with this one at this point. Davis ran it in through the middle for a 15-yard run barely breaking a single tackle to get another touchdown on the scoreboard and put this game even further out of reach for the home team.

Oilers Get Ball Back On Dropped Punt Return- 5:19 3Q

FINDLAY 21 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

Chris Jones tallied a sack on Andrew Leonard for a loss of six yards to lead to 4th down and the first punt for the Oilers in quite a while. However, on the punt return, the Walsh receiver dropped the ball to give the Oilers the ball on the 36 yard line.

On the next play, Furlong rushed the ball left for 18 yards to push the offense into the redzone.

Walsh Punts After 7-Play Drive - 8:01 3Q

FINDLAY 21 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

Although Norris Cole completed two early passesto Jake Gill and Dalys Jett for double-digit gains, the Cavaliers were unable to outplay Findlay's defense.

On 4th and 12, Walsh punted it away once again without closing the gap.

Leonard Drops Dime In Endzone For Furlong, Touchdown Findlay! - 12:59 3Q

FINDLAY 21 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

On his eighth completion in a row and fifth pass to Denny Furlong, Andrew Leonard adds 51 more yards and another touchdown to the board for the Oilers. 

Oilers Start Half With The Ball - Start of 3Q

FINDLAY 14 - 7 WALSH, 3Q

The second half of this exciting battle between Findlay and Walsh is now underway with the kickoff to the Oilers going out of bounds, giving them the ball starting on the 35 yard line.

They hit the ground early with Dominic Bennett rushing for two short gains before dealing with 3rd and medium. Walsh showed blitz but the Oilers didn't falter, with Andrew Leonard completing his 7th in a row to Mitch Nielson for the first down.

First Half Stats: Findlay Leads At The Half

FINDLAY 14 - 7 WALSH, halftime

Findlay Oilers

  • First Downs: 12
  • Rushing Yards: 84
  • Pass C-A-I: 10-12-1
  • Passing Yards: 153
  • Penalties: 2-20
  • Possession: 17:43
  • 3rd Down Efficiency: 3-5

Walsh Cavaliers

  • First Downs: 9
  • Rushing Yards: 38
  • Pass C-A-I: 10-19-0
  • Passing Yards: 100
  • Penalties: 3-25
  • Possession: 12:17
  • 3rd Down Efficiency: 2-7

Walsh Fights Back But Oilers Hold - 00:52 2Q

FINDLAY 14 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

Fighting from behind for the first time today, the home team was fired up starting the two minute drill as they tried to score going into the halftime.

Keeping the pace up, Cole completed two passes for double-digit gains, a 12-yard pass to Walker on the opening play of the drive and a 22-yard gain up the middle to Brady Carrigan.

However, a holding call put a quick stop to that. 

On 4th and 12 on the 41 yard line, they lined up for a punt to kick it away.

Leonard To Furlong, Pt. 2 For Another Touchdown - 1:52 2Q

FINDLAY 14 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

On a long shot up the left sideline, Denny Furlong caught the perfect toss from freshman Andrew Leonard in the endzone for the Oilers' second touchdown of the day in similar fashion.

Bennett Explodes For 34 Yard Run - 2:00 2Q

FINDLAY 7 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

Dominic Bennett hit the NOS, breaking out off the left edge to earn a 34 yard gain up the left sideline to run out of bounds as the clock hits the 2-minute warning before halftime.

Walsh Punts It Away As 2nd Quarter Winds Down - 4:18 2Q

FINDLAY 7 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

Findlay will take over again on offense after the Cavaliers weren't able to keep the ball moving despite two first down conversions.

Leonard To Furlong, Findlay 23-Yard Touchdown - 7:29 2Q

FINDLAY 7 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

Walsh's coverage broke down allowing Andrew Leonard to complete a pass through the middle to Denny Furlong for 23 yards and the touchdown to tie the game up.

Findlay Starts Piecing It Together - 8:30 2Q

FINDLAY 0 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

Keeping it on the ground after the big interception, the Oilers chose the ground for their first three plays of the drive. They converted for a first down and built some confidence before hitting the air again.

They started showing why they're so dangerous—putting together five plays for greater than 6 yards in a row.

Walsh struck back, though, finally putting their first sack on the board. They brought down Leonard 8 yards behind the line.

Norris Runs It In For A Cavaliers Touchdown! - 15:00 2Q

FINDLAY 0 - 7 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

On a sneaky misdirection, Cole Norris split the defense and found an easy gap as they bit on the play action to put the ball in the endzone for the first time today.

Walsh Recovers Crazy Fumble, In Scoring Position - Start of 2Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 2nd Quarter

In a chaotic play where the ball popped into the air immediately after a handoff to Jayden Farmer, Walsh's Chris Jones picked up the ball and started running. He would get to the 13 yard line before being brought down, giving the home team the ball back in fantastic scoring position.

Walsh Turns Over On 4th - End of 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

On a short pass to the right to Trey Martin, Walsh turned it over on 4th and 1 to give Findlay the ball back.

Eddie Nichols Interception In Red Zone - 2:23 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

On a huge stop, Eddie Nichols intercepted a pass from Chase Harrison to the right as the Oilers attacked the endzone shifting momentum completely to the hands of the home team after Findlay was pouring it on.

Oilers Try To Dial Up Pressure - 3:00 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

The Oilers' second drive started on a perfect pass and catch from Harrison to Denny Furlong along the sideline, reaching over the defender's head for 26 yards.

Jayden Farmer rushed for 12 yards to earn a first down and move the ball into the scoring half of the field.

Chase Harrison's success continued as he completed another 26 yard pass, this time to Elijah McLaughlin deep in the secondary to enter the redzone for the first time today.

Unfortunately, all of that ended on a pass to the right intercepted by Eddie Nichols.

Butler 20 Yard Catch Starts Brief Momentum For Walsh, Punt - 6:39, 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

Cole Norris passed it up the middle to William Butler for a 20 yard completion, the longest of the day to help dig the Cavaliers out of a 2nd and 19 rut that they found themselves in after a holding call.

Just a few plays later, Dante Walker rushed for 7 yards up the middle to keep the ball moving down the field. On 3rd and 3, they went for a short throw out to the flats, once again to Walker for the first down.

The Oilers defense rallied, though. After forcing a few incompletions, Walsh was back on 4th punting it away.

Oilers Punt It Away - 9:59, 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

Quarterback Chase Harrison took over for Findlay's first chance at the ball. After a few short rushing plays and an incomplete pass, they were unable to convert for a first down to quickly punt and send the ball back the other way.

Findlay Defense Holds, Walsh Punts Away - 13:05, 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

As these two teams started to feel each other out, Findlay's defense puts up a great stop despite an early penalty. Walsh punted away on 4th and 13 after a rush for a loss, an incomplete pass, and a short rush that was stopped quickly by the Oilers.

And We're Off: Cavaliers Start With The Ball - 14:26, 1Q

FINDLAY 0 - 0 WALSH, 1st Quarter

Jake Gill and this Walsh offense is off and running after the home team won the toss and chose to receive.

An early personal foul on Christion Stokes gave the Cavaliers a 15-yard advantage in their first drive of the day.

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30 Minutes Til Kickoff: Game Day At Findlay

A Defensive Battle May Be Ahead

Findlay and Walsh have both allowed less than 48 points this season, making them the top 5 in Division II football at keeping their opponents from scoring.

Walsh's 46% 3rd down conversion percentage (top in the G-MAC) will be a key stat to watch as they try to convert in high pressure situations and exploit Findlay's weakness, only stopping opponents on third down 27.9% of the time (2nd worst in the G-MAC).

Keep an eye out for Findlay going for it on 4th down. So far this season, the Oilers found themselves on 4th down eight times. They were able to convert seven out of eight times.

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Findlay

  • Signature Win: 38-35 shootout over No. 17 Indianapolis
  • Defense: 247 yards allowed per game; allowed just 13 points combined in the last three games
  • Offense: 348 yards per game
  • Top performer: Andrew Leonard (QB) - 30-48, 371 passing yards, 5 TD

Walsh

  • Signature Win: 14-7 grind-it-out win over Ohio Dominican
  • Defense: 304 yards per game allowed; no opponent has scored more than 15 points
  • Offense: 372 yards per game
  • Top performer: Jake Gill (RB) - 64 attempts, 353 rushing yards, 3 TD

60 Minutes Til Kickoff: Findlay vs Walsh Football By The Numbers

2025 Season Record

Findlay Oilers (4-0, 2-0)

  • Sept. 6 - W, 38-35 vs No. 17 Indianapolis
  • Sept. 13 - W, 7-3 vs Wayne State
  • Sept. 20 - W, 33-3 at Lake Erie
  • Sept. 27 - W, 37-7 vs Thomas More

Walsh Cavaliers (4-0, 2-0)

  • Aug. 28 - W, 38-10 vs West Liberty University
  • Sept. 6 - W, 31-15 at Wheeling University
  • Sept. 20 - W, 31-7 at Kentucky Wesleyan College
  • Sept. 27 - W, 14-7 vs Ohio Dominican University

Historical Record

  • 2024: Findlay 28 - 17 Walsh (Findlay, OH)
  • 2023: Findlay 23 - 0 Walsh (North Canton, OH)
  • 2022: Findlay 20 - 7 Walsh (Findlay, OH)
  • 2021-22: Findlay 49 - 0 Walsh (North Canton, OH)
  • 2020: Findlay 35 - 0 Walsh (Findlay, OH)
  • 2019: Findlay 19 - 10 Walsh (North Canton, OH)
  • 2018: Findlay 24 - 16 Walsh (Findlay, OH)
  • 2017: Findlay 47 - 3 Walsh (North Canton, OH)
  • 2015: Walsh 39 - 38 Findlay (North Canton, OH)
  • 2014: Findlay 47 - 7 Walsh (Findlay, OH)
  • 2013: Findlay 49 - 28 Walsh (Findlay, OH)
  • 2012: Findlay 26 - 7 Walsh (North Canton, OH)

2025 Top Of The Line Stats

Findlay Oilers

  • Points: 115
  • Total Offense: 1394
  • Passing Yards: 746
  • Rushing Yards: 648
  • Third-Down Conversion Percentage: 38.46%
  • Fourth-Down Conversion Percentage: 87.50%
  • Passing Yards Allowed: 757
  • Rushing Yards Allowed: 231
  • Time of Possession: 33:40

Walsh Cavaliers

  • Points: 114
  • Total Offense: 1489
  • Passing Yards: 800
  • Rushing Yards: 689
  • Third-Down Conversion Percentage: 46.03%
  • Fourth-Down Conversion Percentage: 33.33%
  • Passing Yards Allowed: 968
  • Rushing Yards Allowed: 247
  • Time of Possession: 30:34

When Is the Findlay vs Walsh Football Start Time?

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  • 12:00 p.m. ET – Pace vs. New Haven  
  • 12:00 p.m. ET – Northwood vs. Ohio Dominican  
  • 12:00 p.m. ET – Slippery Rock vs. Gannon  
  • 12:00 p.m. ET – Seton Hill vs. California (PA)  
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  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Fayetteville St. vs. Bowie St.  
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Saint Anselm vs. Post  
  • 1:30 p.m. ET – Savannah St. vs. South Carolina St.  
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  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Allen vs. Benedict  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Northern Mich. vs. Saginaw Valley  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Mary vs. Jamestown  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Colorado Mesa vs. Colo. Sch. of Mines  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Fort Hays St. vs. Mo. Southern St.  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – East Stroudsburg vs. West Chester  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Edinboro vs. Indiana (PA)  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Southwest Baptist vs. Lincoln (MO)  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Bentley vs. Southern Conn. St.  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Shepherd vs. Millersville  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Lock Haven vs. Bloomsburg  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – UVA Wise vs. Anderson (SC)  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Chadron St. vs. Adams St.  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Ferris St. vs. Roosevelt  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Upper Iowa vs. Missouri S&T  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Wayne St. (NE) vs. Winona St.  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Johnson C. Smith vs. Virginia St.  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Augustana (SD) vs. Sioux Falls  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – West Florida vs. Northeastern St.  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Delta St. vs. Barton  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Western Colo. vs. Fort Lewis  
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Northern St. vs. Bemidji St.  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Albany St. (GA) vs. Lane  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – CSU Pueblo vs. N.M. Highlands  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – East Central vs. Harding  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Kentucky St. vs. Miles  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Neb.-Kearney vs. Pittsburg St.  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Southern Nazarene vs. Ark.-Monticello  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Southern Ark. vs. Northwestern Okla.  
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Henderson St. vs. Southwestern Okla.  
  • 3:30 p.m. ET – West Va. Wesleyan vs. Wheeling  
  • 4:00 p.m. ET – Western N.M. vs. Western Ore.  
  • 4:00 p.m. ET – Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Valdosta St.  
  • 4:00 p.m. ET – Hillsdale vs. Tiffin  
  • 4:00 p.m. ET – Davenport vs. Grand Valley St.  
  • 4:00 p.m. ET – McKendree vs. Quincy  
  • 5:00 p.m. ET – Ashland vs. Ky. Wesleyan  
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Tuskegee vs. Morehouse  
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Mars Hill vs. Catawba  
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – William Jewell vs. UIndy  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Lincoln (CA) vs. West Ala.  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Wingate vs. Newberry  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – UT Permian Basin vs. Angelo St.  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Southeastern Okla. vs. Arkansas Tech  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Tex. A&M-Kingsville vs. Midwestern St.  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Lake Erie vs. Thomas More  
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Emporia St. vs. Missouri Western  
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Central Mo. vs. Central Okla.  
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – South Dakota Mines vs. Black Hills St.  
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Sul Ross St. vs. West Tex. A&M  
  • 9:00 p.m. ET – Eastern N.M. vs. Central Wash.

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