Bloomsburg Athletics

Redshirt freshman Logan Leiby had the best game of his young collegiate career as he completed 16-of-19 passes for 272 yards and four touchdowns in the Huskies' 54-27 win against Lock Haven on Saturday. His four touchdown passes equaled the amount of touchdown throws he had through the first seven weeks of the season combined. His 272 passing yards were the most by a Bloomsburg quarterback since Tim Kelly threw for 293 yards at Slippery Rock in the 2014 PSAC Championship game (November 15, 2014) while the four touchdown passes were the most since Kelly threw for four scores in a 56-10 victory over Lock Haven on September 28, 2013.

Leiby also added six carries for 38 yards in the victory to finish with 310 yards of total offense.

Leiby combined with redshirt freshman Carter Van Scyoc (3-of-3, 29 yards) for 301 passing yards on the day which marked the first time the Huskies threw for at least 300 yards in a game during the Paul Darragh era - a total of 77 games. In fact, the last time Bloomsburg had at least 300 passing yards in a game came in the 2010 PSAC Championship at Mercyhurst when the Huskies threw for 311 yards on November 13, 2010 - a string of 102 consecutive games.