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David Dellenbach Named Big Sky Co-Special Teams Player of the Week

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David Dellenbach Named Big Sky Co-Special Teams Player of the Week
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Weber State University kicker David Dellenbach has been named the Big Sky Conference Co-Special Teams Player of the Week. The honor follows a performance in a 38-14 victory over #20 UC Davis at Stewart Stadium.

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  • David Dellenbach named Big Sky Co-Special Teams Player of the Week
  • Dellenbach scored 12 points via three field goals and three extra points
  • The honors follow a 38-14 win against #20 UC Davis
  • Dellenbach is a Park City, Utah native

David Dellenbach, a kicker for Weber State University, has been named the Big Sky Conference Co-Special Teams Player of the Week. The announcement follows his performance in a 38-14 win over #20 UC Davis at Stewart Stadium in Ogden.

Dellenbach contributed 12 points during the victory by successfully converting all three of his field goal attempts and all three extra-point attempts. His field goals were recorded at 21, 31, and 42 yards. The 21-yard field goal opened the scoring in the first quarter, while the 31-yard field goal occurred early in the second quarter. His final field goal of 42 yards was made in the fourth quarter.

In addition to his kicking, Dellenbach handled eight kickoffs for a total of 497 yards, which included five touchbacks.

Dellenbach is a native of Park City, Utah, and transferred to Weber State after playing for UCLA and Ohio. He is currently ranked sixth in the Big Sky in field goals per game and has made his last five field goals this season.

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