2012 Mid-States Football Association season

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2012 Mid-States Football Association season
League NAIA
Sport football
DurationFall-Winter 2012
Number of teams13
2012
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2012 Mid-States Football Association standings
ConfOverall
Team W L  W L 
Mideast League
No. 1 Marian (IN) x^  4 –1   12 –1  
No. 4 Saint Xavier x^  4 –1   11 –2  
No. 6 St. Francis (IN) x^  4 –1   9 –3  
Siena Heights  2 –3   4 –6  
Taylor  1 –4   4 –6  
Concordia (MI)  0 –5   0 –9  
Midwest League
No. 10 St. Ambrose x^  5 –1   9 –2  
No. 15 William Penn x^  5 –1   9 –3  
No. 17 Grand View x  5 –1   8 –3  
St. Francis (IL)  3 –3   6 –5  
Trinity International  1 –5   4 –7  
Waldorf  1 –5   4 –7  
Olivet Nazarene  1 –5   3 –8  
  • x – League champion/co-champions
    ^ – NAIA playoff participant
Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll

The 2012 Mid-States Football Association season is made up of 13 United States college athletic programs that compete in the Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) under the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) for the 2012 college football season. The conference is divided into two leagues, the Mideast League and the Midwest league.

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Marian, Saint Xavier, and Saint Francis (IN) were declared tri-champions of the Mideast league [1] [2] and St. Abrose, William Penn, and Grand View were tri-champions of the Midwest League. [3] [4] A total of five of the teams qualified for the 2012 NAIA Football National Championship: Saint Xavier, Marian and Saint Francis from the Mideast League ; St. Ambrose and William Penn from the Midwest League. [5]

Regular season

Early games

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
August 25, 20121:00PM Saint Francis (IN) Texas College Mewbourne Stadium • Tyler, Texas (0) 46–10  -
August 25, 20122:00PM Trinity Bible College Trinity International Leslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (0) 15–59  -
August 25, 20125:00PM Concordia (MI) No. 7  St. Francis (IL) Joliet Memorial Stadium • Joliet, Illinois (0) 14–44  -
August 25, 20127:00PM Graceland University Grand View Williams Stadium • Des Moines, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
August 25, 20127:00PM William Penn Iowa Wesleyan Lloyd Wilson Field • Hastings, Nebraska (0) 39–14  -
August 25, 20127:00PMNo. 3  Marian Olivet Nazarene Ward Field • Bourbonnais, Illinois (0) 35–35  -
August 25, 20127:00PM Robert Morris (IL) Siena Heights O'Laughlin Stadium • Adrian, Michigan (0) 19–26 2 OT -
August 30, 20127:00PM Grand View Drake University Open Space Park Football Field • Sioux Center, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
August 30, 20127:00PM Ferris State University St. Francis (Ill.) Joliet Memorial Stadium • Joliet, Illinois (0)0 35–24  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 1

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
September 1, 201212:00PM Wisconsin-Stevens Point Saint Francis (IN) Bishop D'Arcy Stadium • Fort Wayne, Indiana (0) 31–39  -
September 1, 201212:30PM William Penn Bethel (Kansas) Thresher Stadium • North Newton, Kansas (0) 54–0  -
September 1, 20122:00PM Siena Heights Iowa Wesleyan Lloyd Wilson Field • Hastings, Nebraska (0) 34–36 3 OT -
September 1, 20122:00PMOlivet NazareneRobert Morris (IL) Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0) 0–42  -
September 1, 20122:00PM Saint Ambrose Trinity InternationalLeslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (0) 43–6  -
September 1, 20126:00PMMarian Bethel University Wildcat Stadium • McKenzie, Tennessee (Big River Bowl)0 31–7  -
September 1, 20126:00PM Dordt College Waldorf A. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
September 1, 20127:00PM Taylor Anderson UniversityMacholtz Stadium • Anderson, Indiana (0) 46–0  -
September 1, 20127:00PMNo. 1  Saint Xavier University Olivet NazareneWard Field • Bourbonnais, Illinois (0) 41–12  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 2

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
September 8, 20121:00PMTrinity International Concordia (MI)Riverbank Stadium • Ann Arbor, Michigan (Skyline High School) 42–0  -
September 8, 20121:00PM Robert Morris (IL) Haskell Indian Nations UniversityHaskell Stadium • Lawrence, Kansas (0) 62–6  -
September 8, 20121:00PMMarian Siena HeightsO'Laughlin Stadium • Adrian, Michigan (0) 31–3  -
September 8, 20121:00PMPresentation CollegeWaldorf A. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0) 29–47  -
September 8, 201211:00AMSaint Ambrose Saint Francis (IN)Bishop D'Arcy Stadium • Fort Wayne, Indiana (0) 15–14  -
September 8, 20122:00PMIowa WesleyanTaylor Joel Wiens Stadium • Hillsboro, Kansas (0) 14–41  -
September 8, 20122:30PMNo. 15 Grand View Olivet NazareneWard Field • Bourbonnais, Illinois (0) 14–6  -
September 8, 20124:00PMLuther CollegeWilliam PennOskaloosa Community Stadium • Oskaloosa, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
September 8, 20127:00PMSt. Francis (IL)Saint XavierBruce R. Deaton • Chicago, Illinois (0) 0–0  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 3

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
September 15, 20121:00PMSiena Heights Concordia (MI)Riverbank Stadium • Ann Arbor, Michigan (Huron High School Riverbank Stadium) 31–14  -
September 15, 20122:00PMTrinity InternationalGrand View Williams Stadium • Des Moines, Iowa (0) 15–27  -
September 15, 20122:00PMTaylorSt. Ambrose (Iowa) Brady Street Stadium • Davenport, Iowa (0) 14–24  -
September 15, 20123:00PMSaint Joseph's CollegeRobert Morris (IL) Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0)0 35–40  -
September 15, 20127:00PMNo. 17 St. Francis (IL) Olivet NazareneWard Field • Bourbonnais, Illinois (0) 19–16 2 OT -
September 15, 20127:00PMLangston UniversitySaint XavierBruce R. Deaton • Chicago, Illinois (0) 0–0 0 -
September 15, 20127:30PMWilliam Penn WaldorfA. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0) 48–14 0 -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 4

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
September 22, 20121:00PMRobert Morris (IL) Lindenwood University-BellevilleHarlen C. Hunter Stadium • Saint Charles, Missouri (0) 45–6 0 -
September 22, 20121:00PMGrand ViewMarian St.Vincent Health Field • Indianapolis, Indiana (0)0 20–31 0 -
September 22, 20121:00PMTaylorTrine University Mewbourne Stadium • Tyler, Texas (0) 13–28 0 -
September 22, 20121:00PMWaldorf Trinity Bible CollegeMewbourne Stadium • Tyler, Texas (0) 76–35 0 -
September 22, 20122:00PMSaint Xavier Trinity InternationalLeslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (0) 36–26 0 -
September 22, 20125:00PM Iowa Wesleyan St. Francis (IL) Joliet Memorial Stadium • Joliet, Illinois (0) 13–52 0 -
September 22, 20127:00PMConcordia (MI)Saint Francis (IN) Bishop D'Arcy Stadium • Fort Wayne, Indiana (0) 14–76 0 -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 5

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
September 29, 20122:00PMGrand View St. Ambrose (Iowa)Brady Street Stadium • Davenport, Iowa (0) 29–26 2 OT -
September 29, 20122:30PMOlivet NazareneWilliam PennOskaloosa Community Stadium • Oskaloosa, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
September 29, 20123:30PMSt. Francis (IL) WaldorfA. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0) 52–6  -
September 29, 20126:00PMTaylorSiena Heights O'Laughlin Stadium • Adrian, Michigan (0) 14–28  -
September 29, 20127:00PMSaint Francis (IN) Saint XavierBruce R. Deaton • Chicago, Illinois (0) 25–13  -
September 29, 20128:00PMTrinity InternationalRobert Morris (IL) Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0) 28–31  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 6

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
October 6, 20121:00PMOlivet Nazarene Siena HeightsO'Laughlin Stadium • Adrian, Michigan (0) 20–14 3 OT -
October 6, 20122:00PMWaldorfGrand View Williams Stadium • Des Moines, Iowa (0) 0–51  -
October 6, 20122:00PMConcordia (MI)Robert Morris (IL)Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0) 0–0  -
October 6, 20122:00PMSt. Francis (IL) William PennOskaloosa Community Stadium • Oskaloosa, Iowa (0) 41–0  -
October 6, 20123:00PMTrinity International Iowa WesleyanLloyd Wilson Field • Hastings, Nebraska (0) 54–24  -
October 6, 20127:00PMMarian TaylorJoel Wiens Stadium • Hillsboro, Kansas (0) 49–21  -
October 6, 20128:00PMSaint Ambrose QuincyFlinn Stadium • Quincy, Illinois (0) 34–18  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 7

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
October 13, 20121:00PMTaylor Concordia (MI)Riverbank Stadium • Ann Arbor, Michigan (Huron High School Riverbank Stadium) 34–7  -
October 13, 20121:00PMSaint Francis (IN)Marian St.Vincent Health Field • Indianapolis, Indiana (0) 38–45  -
October 13, 20122:00PMIowa WesleyanSt. Ambrose (Iowa) Brady Street Stadium • Davenport, Iowa (Pleasant Valley High School) 14–23  -
October 13, 20122:00PMOlivet NazareneWaldorf A. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0) 42–43  -
October 13, 20122:30PMWilliam Penn University of St. MaryLeslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (0) 53–14  -
October 13, 20125:00PMTrinity InternationalRobert Morris (IL) Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0) 17–48  -
October 13, 20126:00PMSaint Xavier Siena HeightsO'Laughlin Stadium • Adrian, Michigan (0) 45–7  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 8

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
October 20, 20121:00PMConcordia (MI)No. 1 MarianSt.Vincent Health Field • Indianapolis, Indiana (0) 0–0  -
October 20, 20121:00PMSaint Xavier TaylorJoel Wiens Stadium • Hillsboro, Kansas (0) 55–31  -
October 20, 2012Robert Morris (IL) Ave Marie University Governors Stadium • Clarksville, Tennessee (0) 21–0  -
October 20, 2012Siena Heights Grand View Williams Stadium • Des Moines, Iowa (0) 25–37  -
October 20, 2012Olivet Nazarene St. Ambrose (Iowa) Brady Street Stadium • Davenport, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
October 20, 2012Saint Francis (IN) William Penn Oskaloosa Community Stadium • Oskaloosa, Iowa (0) 28–19  -
October 20, 2012Waldorf Iowa Wesleyan Lloyd Wilson Field • Hastings, Nebraska (0)0 65–66  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 9

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
October 27, 2012Menlo College Marian St.Vincent Health Field • Indianapolis, Indiana (Hometown Heroes Day)0 0–0  -
October 27, 2012Haskell Indian Nations University Robert Morris (IL) Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0)0 0–58  -
October 27, 2012Saint Ambrose Waldorf A. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0)0 48–21  -
October 27, 2012Siena HeightsSaint Francis (IN)Bishop D'Arcy Stadium • Fort Wayne, Indiana (0)0 0–0  -
October 27, 2012Grand View St. Francis (IL)Joliet Memorial Stadium • Joliet, Illinois (0)0 23–13  -
October 27, 2012Concordia (MI) Saint Xavier University Bruce R. Deaton • Chicago, Illinois (0)0 0–0  -
October 27, 2012William Penn Trinity International Leslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (0)0 36–25  -
October 27, 2012Iowa Wesleyan Olivet Nazarene Ward Field • Bourbonnais, Illinois (0) 28–39  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 10

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
November 3, 2012Trinity International Olivet Nazarene Ward Field • Bourbonnais, Illinois (0) 39–41  -
November 3, 2012Siena Heights Waldorf A. David Bolstorff Field • Forest City, Iowa (0) 31–21  -
November 3, 2012TaylorSaint Francis (IN)Bishop D'Arcy Stadium • Fort Wayne, Indiana (0) 0–21  -
November 3, 2012Iowa Wesleyan Grand View Williams Stadium • Des Moines, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
November 3, 2012Marian Saint Xavier University Bruce R. Deaton • Chicago, Illinois (0) 0–0  -
November 3, 2012Robert Morris (IL) Valley City State (N.D.) Lokken Field • Valley City, North Dakota (0) 20–21  -
November 3, 2012Saint Ambrose William Penn Oskaloosa Community Stadium • Oskaloosa, Iowa (0) 20–17  -
November 3, 2012Menlo CollegeSt. Francis (IL)Joliet Memorial Stadium • Joliet, Illinois (0) 21–31  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Week 11

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
November 10, 2012Iowa Wesleyan Concordia (MI) Riverbank Stadium • Ann Arbor, Michigan (Huron High School Riverbank Stadium) 41–7  -
November 10, 2012Olivet Nazarene Taylor Joel Wiens Stadium • Hillsboro, Kansas (0) 15–22  -
November 10, 2012Saint Francis (IN) Lindenwood University-Belleville Harlen C. Hunter Stadium • Saint Charles, Missouri (0) 44–7  -
November 10, 2012Saint Xavier Robert Morris (IL) Morris Field • Arlington Heights, Illinois (0) 28–19  -
November 10, 2012St. Francis (IL) St. Ambrose (Iowa) Brady Street Stadium • Davenport, Iowa (0) 20–35  -
November 10, 2012Waldorf Trinity International Leslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (0) 24–49  -
November 10, 2012Grand View William Penn Oskaloosa Community Stadium • Oskaloosa, Iowa (0) 0–0  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Postseason

First round

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
November 17, 2012Northwestern College Marian St.Vincent Health Field • Indianapolis, Indiana (NAIA Football Championship Series - Indianapolis) 32–42  -
November 17, 2012William Penn Saint Xavier University Bruce R. Deaton • Chicago, Illinois (NAIA Football Championship Series First Round) 0–31  -
November 17, 2012Baker University Saint Francis (IN) Bishop D'Arcy Stadium • Fort Wayne, Indiana (0) 17–22  -
November 17, 2012Southern Oregon University St. Ambrose (Iowa) Brady Street Stadium • Davenport, Iowa (NAIA Championship Series First Round) 45–28 0 -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Quarterfinals

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
November 24, 2012Saint Francis (IN) Marian St.Vincent Health Field • Indianapolis, Indiana (NAIA FCS Quarterfinals - Indianapolis)0 34–45  -
November 24, 2012Saint Xavier University of the Cumberlands Leslie Frazier Stadium • Deerfield, Illinois (NAIA Championship Series Quarterfinals - LIVE VIDEO)0 35–21  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Semifinals

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
December 1, 2012Saint Xavier Morningside College Elwood Olsen Stadium • Sioux City, Iowa (NAIA Championship Series Semifinals LIVE VIDEO)0 19–47  -
December 1, 2012Marian Missouri Valley College Gregg-Mitchell Field • Marshall, Missouri (NAIA FCS Semifinals - Marshall, Mo.)0 20–17  -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

Finals

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceRef.
December 13, 2012Morningside College Marian 0 • 0 (Russell Athletic-NAIA National Football Championship)0 27–30 1 OT -
#Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll. All times are in Central Time.

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