Columbia Lions @ Wagner Seahawks

3-1, 1-1 Away

Final

	1	2	3	4	T
Columbia COLU	14	10	0	0	24
Wagner WAG	0	6	0	0	6

Wagner SeahawksWagnerWAG

3-4, 1-2 Home

Giorgi, Columbia roll to 24-6 victory over Wagner

Oct 12, 2024, 08:10 pm

NEW YORK -- — Joey Giorgi led the Ivy League's top rushing offense with 111 yards plus a touchdown and Columbia defeated Wagner 24-6 on Saturday.

Giorgi had 16 carries in averaging 6.9 yards for a Lions team that led the Ivy in rushing coming into Saturday's nonconference game at 213.3 per game and total offense at 434.7. Columbia (3-1) finished with 228 yards rushing though the Seahawks (3-4) outgained the Lions overall 322-304.

Columbia scored the game's first 21 points and led 21-6 at halftime. Giorgi opened the scoring on a 22-yard run, Chase Goodwin passed 12 yards to Braden Dougherty and Griffin Johnson ran 11 yards for touchdowns.

Wagner's lone TD came on Jaylen Bonelli's 20-yard reception from Jake Cady.

Cady was 25-of-39 passing for 207 yards with a TD and two interceptions, both by Carter McFadden. Bonelli had 114 yards receiving on 11 catches.

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Game Information

Staten Island, NY

FCS

Ivy League	CONF	OVR
Yale	6-1	9-3
Harvard	6-1	9-2
Pennsylvania	4-3	6-4
Dartmouth	4-3	7-3
Cornell	3-4	4-6
Princeton	2-5	3-7
Brown	2-5	5-5
Columbia	1-6	2-8

Northeast Conference	CONF	OVR
Central Connecticut	6-1	8-5
Duquesne	5-2	7-5
Mercyhurst	4-3	5-7
Long Island University	4-3	6-6
Wagner	4-3	5-7
Stonehill	3-4	4-8
Robert Morris	2-5	3-9
New Haven	0-0	5-5
Saint Francis	0-7	0-11

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