Senior running back Maurice Walker rushed for just 47 yards on 14 carries..

Bald Eagle defensive back Matt Shealy grabbed his second and third interceptions of the year.

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – Outgained in total yards 498-65, the Lock Haven University football team (1-3, 1-2 PSAC) fell to the Bloomsburg University Huskies (2-1, 2-1 PSAC) 54-0 today at Redman Stadium. LHU’s loss gives Bloomsburg a 42-38-3 lead in the all-time series.

Senior standout runningback Maurice Walker (N. Braddock/Woodland Hills) had 14 carries for just 47 yards on the ground for the Bald Eagles. His counterparts, Mike Ceroli and Julius Brown, both hit the century mark at 156 and 122, respectively.

It was another back, freshman Jamar Brittingham, who broke the scoreless tie with a two-yard touchdown run at 10:07 left in the first, following with another four-yard touchdown in the second to put the Huskies up 13-0.

Ceroli then added two touchdowns of his own, a 15 and two-yarder, to give Bloomsburg a four-score lead. Quarterback Jack Lydic hit Luke Kuklick for another score with no time left to give the Huskies a 34-0 halftime tally.

Rob Biernat took LHU quarterback Rob Kristiniak’s (Flourtown/Springfield Township) errant pass to paydirt in the third, with Ceroli adding his third touch and Brown adding one as well to make the final tally of 54-0 at the 2:01 mark in the third quarter.

In a bright spot, the LHU defensive backs picked off three passes of their own, as senior Will Jones (McKeesport/McKeesport) grabbed one and junior Matt Shealy (Rankin/Woodland Hills) picked off two.

Walker now ranks third in school history with 2,214 career rushing yards. He is 651 yards behind Mike Kresovich.