ST. LOUIS - Campbell's football program (3-8, 2-6 Pioneer Football League) completed its 2010 season and saw nine of its players earn All-Pioneer Football League recognition, with a player on the first and three on the league's second team, the league announced on Tuesday evening, Nov. 23.

Campbell selections were led by tight end Mike Stryffeler, who earned a first team selection. Stryffeler's first team selection was the second in school history behind linebacker Milton Brown's selection in 2008. The honor was the second time in as many seasons that Stryffeler was honored with an all-conference selection as he made the second team in 2009. CU had three players earn places on the second team this season in offensive tackle Sam Issermoyer, defensive lineman Randel Herring and defensive back Jared Hart. Issermoyer was also a second team choice in 2009. Hart earned a spot as an honorable mention honoree last season. The Camels had five players earn Honorable Mention All-PFL recognition this season in quarterback Daniel Polk, offensive guard Branden Burt, offensive tackle Jeremy Hill, linebacker Lee Stanley and punter Ted Moore. The nine selections tie last season's mark for the most during the Division I era.

Mike Stryffeler, Tight End, R-Sr., Sanford, N.C./Lee County

A First Team All-PFL selection in 2010...played in all 11 games with 10 starts at tight end...set a new Campbell record with four receiving touchdowns...tied for ninth in the Pioneer Football League in receiving scores...ranked second on the team with 25 catches...aided Campbell's offense to a top rushing rank (207.73)...caught a career-high six passes against Drake (10/16)...had five catches for 59 yards against Jacksonville (11/13)...all five of his catches went for first downs or touchdowns against the Dolphins ...a 2x CoSIDA First Team Academic All-District 3 selection...named Second Team All-PFL in 2009 as a tight end.

Sam Issermoyer, Offensive Tackle, Jr., Eldersburg, Md./Liberty

A Second Team All-PFL selection in 2010...played in and started all 11 games at left tackle...aided team to top ranking in the conference in rushing (207.73 yards per game)...the team finished 16^th nationally in rushing...his line also allowed the second least amount of sacks in the conference (1.55) and tied for 40th nationally in sacks allowed...his offense ranked fourth in the league in scoring offense (23.73)...aided Campbell to a school-record 416 yards rushing against Valparaiso (11/6)...the team was able to rush for more than 200 yards in four games...the offense ran for 2,285 yards on the season (an improvement of 198 yards from the previous year)...has been a key component to the Camels leading in the conference in rushing in each of the last two seasons...named Second Team All-PFL in 2009 as an offensive lineman

Randel Herring, Defensive Line, R-Jr., Benson, N.C./West Johnston

A Second Team All-PFL selection in 2010...played in and started all 11 games at defensive tackle...ranked sixth on the team and first among all defensive lineman with 48 tackles...was eighth among all d-lineman in the PFL with 48 tackles...recorded two tackles for loss, a sack and a pass defense as well...had a 12 tackle and sack effort against Butler (10/2)...led the team in tackles against the Bulldogs...totaled seven tackles against UVA-Wise (9/4) and eight tackles against Davidson (9/18)

Jared Hart, Defensive Back, R-Jr., Durham, N.C./North Raleigh Christian Academy

A Second Team All-PFL selection...played in and started all 11 games at cornerback...second on the team with 27 solo tackles...ranked eighth on the team overall with 43 stops...had four pass defense and registered 2.5 tackles for loss...his pass defended ranked him third on the team...recorded a team-high 11 tackles against Dayton (10/23)...his 11 tackles tied a career-high... part of a secondary that ranked second in the league in pass defense (198.82)... named Honorable Mention All-PFL in 2009 as a defensive back

Ted Moore, Punter, Jr., Wilmington, N.C./Laney

An Honorable Mention All-PFL selection...placed second in the conference with a school-record 40.28 yards a punt...his punting average placed him 29^th nationally...he also aided Campbell to the best net punting average in the league (34.19)...he placed seven of his punts inside the 20 and had six 50+ punts on the season...averaged 43.5 yards a punt in his four attempts against Butler (10/2)...had a long of 64 yards against Valparaiso (11/6)...also served as the team's holder on all 15 field goal attempts and all 31 extra points.

Daniel Polk, Quarterback, R-Sr., Cary, N.C./Cary

An Honorable Mention All-PFL selection ...played in and started all 11 games at quarterback...ranked second on the team in rushing with 558 yards...ran for a school-record 12 touchdowns...ranked tied for fourth in the conference in scoring with an average of 6.55 points a game...his average of 50.73 rushing yards a game placed him fifth in the conference and second among all quarterbacks...completed a school-record 123 passes for a school-record eight passing touchdowns on the season...threw for 1,263 yards...had a 48-yard completion against Dayton...completed 17 passes for 187 yards against the Flyers...had a career-high 20 completions and two touchdown passes against Marist (10/30)...ran for a school-record three touchdowns against Valparaiso (11/6)...ran for two scores against UVA-Wise (9/4), Davidson (9/18) and Georgia State (9/25)...either ran for a threw a touchdown pass in every game during the 2010 season...ended his career with 1,130 yards rushing and 2,618 yards passing...responsible for 29 touchdowns during his 21 games as Campbell's starting quarterback....served as one of the team's pre-game captains in all 11 games during 2010.

Branden Burt, Offensive Line, Jr., Greenville, N.C./D.H. Conley

An Honorable Mention All-PFL selection...played in and started all 11 games at left guard...aided team to top ranking in the conference in rushing (207.73 yards per game)...the team finished 16^th nationally in rushing...his line also allowed the second least amount of sacks in the conference (1.55) and tied for 40th nationally in sacks allowed...his offense ranked fourth in the league in scoring offense (23.73)...aided Campbell to a school-record 416 yards rushing against Valparaiso (11/6)...the team was able to rush for more than 200 yards in four games...the offense ran for 2,285 yards on the season (an improvement of 198 yards from the previous year)...has been a key component to the Camels leading in the conference in rushing in each of the last two seasons.

Jeremy Hill, Offensive Tackle, R-Jr., Goldsboro, N.C./Rosewood

An Honorable Mention All-PFL selection...played in and started all 11 games at right tackle...has started the team's last 23 games at either left tackle or right tackle...aided team to top ranking in the conference in rushing (207.73 yards per game)...the team finished 16^th nationally in rushing...his line also allowed the second least amount of sacks in the conference (1.55) and tied for 40th nationally in sacks allowed...his offense ranked fourth in the league in scoring offense (23.73)...aided Campbell to a school-record 416 yards rushing against Valparaiso (11/6)...the team was able to rush for more than 200 yards in four games...the offense ran for 2,285 yards on the season (an improvement of 198 yards from the previous year)...has been a key component to the Camels leading in the conference in rushing in each of the last two seasons.

Lee Stanley, Linebacker, R-Sr., Smithfield, N.C/Smithfield-Selma

An Honorable Mention All-PFL selection in 2010...played in and started all 11 games at linebacker...led the team with 83 tackles and 26 solo stops...ranked second on the team with five pass defense...ranked sixth in the league in tackles per game (7.55)...led the team in tackles five times...reached double figures in tackles twice (UVA-Wise - 9/4 and Drake - 10/16)...tallied a school-record 14 tackles against UVA Wise...had seven solo tackles against Jacksonville (11/13)....recorded a force fumble against Valparaiso (11/6)...served as one of the team's pre-game captains in all 11 games...named Honorable Mention All-PFL in 2009 as a linebacker

Dayton, the PFL co-regular season champion with Jacksonville, saw head coach Rick Chamberlin named Coach of the Year. Dayton's Steve Valentino was named the league's Offensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. Drake defensive lineman Dain Taylor received the league's Defensive Player of the Year. The league's freshman awards went to Davidson quarterback Jonathan Carkhuff (Offensive Freshman of the Year) and Jacksonville's linebacker Mike Klein (Defensive Freshman of the Year).