2022 Great Lakes Valley Conference football season

• Offensive Player of the Year - Turner Pullen, senior, quarterback, McKendree
• Defensive Player of the Year - Ben Straatmann, senior, linebacker, Missouri S&T
• Special Teams Player of the Year - Gideon Niboh, junior, kick and punt returner, Missouri S&T
• Freshman of the Year - Cameren Smith, running back, Missouri S&T
• Co-Coaches of the Year - Chris Keevers, Indianapolis; Greg Nesbitt, Truman State

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Offense

• Offensive linemen - Justin Watson, Truman State; Alan (BJ) Wilson, Quincy; Kednal Alexis, Indianapolis; Dane Eggert, Truman State; Dami Oyesanya, Southwest Baptist; Austin Keele, Indianapolis
• Quarterback - Turner Pullen, McKendree
• Running backs - Toriano Clinton, Indianapolis; Shamar Griffith, Truman State; Narkel LeFlore, McKendree
• Receivers - Yogi Flager, McKendree; Jacob Bachman, McKendree; Alonzo Derrick, Indianapolis; Curtis Cuillard, Southwest Baptist
• Tight end - Matt Hall, Truman State
• O-UT - Collin Sutton, Truman State

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Defense

• Defensive linemen - Robert Greco, Truman State; Aaron Barnett, Indianapolis; Henry Preckel, Missouri S&T; Ben Miller, Truman State; Dylan Shelton, Indianapolis
• Linebackers - Ben Hunnius, Indianapolis; Ben Straatmann, Missouri S&T; Kiave Guerrier, Indianapolis; Isaiah Estes, Truman State; Coleton Smith, Southwest Baptist
• Landry Mavungu, Indianapolis; Ben Thomas, Truman State; Ben Watson, Truman State; Brenden Smith, Southwest Baptist; Michael Brown, Indianapolis
• D-UT - Jake Closser, Truman State

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Special teams

• Kicker - Grant Ross, Truman State
• Punter - Parker Boyce, Missouri S&T
• Punt and kick returner - Gideon Niboh, Missouri S&T
• Long snappers - Doug Haugh, Indianapolis; Casey Voichahoske, Truman State

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The 2022 Indianapolis Greyhounds football team represented the University of Indianapolis as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Greyhounds compiled a 9–2 record (6–0 against conference opponents) and won the GLVC championship. They were ranked No. 13 nationally at the end of the regular season and No. 17 nationally at the end of the postseason.

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 3	Saint Xavier*		Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	W 57–0	4,486	[9]
September 17	at Tiffin*		Frost Kalnow Stadium Tiffin, OH	W 27–20	2,650	[10]
September 24	at Ohio Dominican*		Panther Stadium Columbus, OH	W 44–38	2,154	[11]
October 1	Southwest Baptist	No. 14	Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	W 44–17	6,127	[12]
October 8	at McKendree		Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	W 38–23	2,800	[13]
October 15	at Saginaw Valley*		Wickes Stadium University Center, MI	L 14–38	3,101	[14]
October 22	Quincy		Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	W 52–38	4,054	[15]
October 29	Missouri S&T		Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	W 42–16	3,824	[16]
November 5	at William Jewell	No. 15	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	W 48–14	1,268	[17]
November 12	No. 20 Truman State		Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	W 28–14	3,227	[18]
November 19	at No. 4 Pittsburg State		Carnie Smith Stadium Pittsburg, KS	L 0–35	4,751	[19]
*Non-conference game Homecoming Rankings from Coaches' Poll released prior to the game

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The 2022 Truman State Bulldogs football team represented Truman State University as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Bulldogs compiled a 9–2 record (5–1 against conference opponents) and finished second in the GLVC. They were ranked No. 23 nationally at the end of the regular season and No. 25 nationally at the end of the postseason.

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 3	Davenport*		Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	L 19–20	2,800	[21][22]
September 10	at South Dakota Mines*		O'Harra Stadium Rapid City, SD	W 27–20	1,955	[23]
September 17	at Hillsdale*		Frank "Muddy" Waters Stadium Hillsdale, MI	W 21–13	1,724	[24]
September 24	Tiffin*		Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	W 18–17 OT	3,400	[25]
October 8	Missouri S&T		Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	W 36–14	3,400	[26]
October 15	Southwest Baptist		Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	W 25–20	1,332	[27]
October 22	at William Jewell		Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	W 42–7	1,535	[28]
October 29	at Quincy		QU Stadium Quincy, IL	W 59–32	1,274	[29]
November 5	McKendree		Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	W 52–7	1,194	[30]
November 12	at Indianapolis	No. 20	Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	L 14–28	3,227	[18]
December 3	Tiffin*		Brickyard Stadium Hobart, IN (America's Crossroads Bowl)	W 28–27	808	[31]
*Non-conference game Homecoming Rankings from Coaches' Poll released prior to the game

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The 2022 Southwest Baptist Bearcats football team represented Southwest Baptist University as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Greyhounds compiled a 6–5 record (4–2 against conference opponents) and finished third in the GLVC.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 3	at Texas Permian Basin*	Astound Broadband Stadium Odessa, TX	W 41–17	4,561
September 10	No. 6 West Florida*	Plaster Stadium Bolivar, MO	L 10–49	2,040
September 17	at Findlay*	Donnell Stadium Findlay, OH	L 35–52	727
September 24	Lake Erie*	Plaster Stadium Bolivar, MO	W 52–31	625
October 1	at No. 14 Indianapolis	Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	L 17–44	6,127
October 8	William Jewell	Plaster Stadium Bolivar, MO	W 44–21	2,365
October 15	at Truman State	Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	L 20–25	1,332
October 22	at Tarleton State*	Memorial Stadium Stephenville, TX	L 10–24	11,086
October 29	at McKendree	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	W 49–31	2,850
November 5	Quincy	Plaster Stadium Bolivar, MO	W 42–24	258
November 12	at Missouri S&T	Allgood-Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	W 24–17	1,768
*Non-conference game Homecoming Rankings from Coaches' Poll released prior to the game

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The 2022 McKendree Bearcats football team represented McKendree University as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Greyhounds compiled a 5–6 record (2–4 against conference opponents) and finished fourth in the GLVC.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 1	at Northern Michigan*	Superior Dome Marquette, MI	W 31–24 OT	1,200
September 10	Delta State*	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	L 34–58	3,500
September 17	at Lake Erie*	Jack Britt Memorial Stadium Painesville, OH	W 38–37	494
September 24	Walsh*	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	W 46–10	3,200
October 1	at William Jewell	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	W 45–34	1,272
October 8	Indianapolis	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	L 23–38	2,800
October 15	Quincy	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	L 62–63 OT	2,850
October 22	at Missouri S&T	Allgood-Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	W 42–35	2,787
October 29	Southwest Baptist	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	L 31–49	2,850
November 5	at Truman State	Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	L 7–52	1,194
November 12	at Lindenwood*	Harlen C. Hunter Stadium St. Charles, MO	L 35–63	2,777
*Non-conference game Homecoming

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The 2022 Missouri S&T Miners football team represented the Missouri University of Science and Technology as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Miners compiled a 3–7 record (2–4 against conference opponents) and finished fifth in the GLVC.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 1	South Dakota Mines*	Allgood–Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	L 20–43	2,796
September 10	at Drake*	Drake Stadium Des Moines, IA	W 17–14 OT	1,827
September 17	at Kentucky Wesleyan*	Steele Stadium Owensboro, KY	L 6–11	1,000
September 24	Hillsdale*	Allgood–Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	L 10–17	2,909
October 1	Quincy	Allgood–Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	W 31–24	2,213
October 8	at Truman State	Stokes Stadium Kirksville, MO	L 14–36	3,400
October 15	at William Jewell	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	W 41–14	1,309
October 22	McKendree	Allgood–Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	L 35–42	2,787
October 29	at Indianapolis	Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	L 16–42	3,824
November 12	Southwest Baptist	Allgood–Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	L 17–24	1,768
*Non-conference game Homecoming

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The 2022 Quincy Hawks football team represented Quincy University as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Miners compiled a 4–7 record 1–5 against conference opponents) and finished sixth in the GLVC.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 1	Glenville State*	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	L 15–44	1,000
September 8	Trinity International*	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	W 53–14	1,212
September 17	at Walsh (OH)*	Staudt Field North Canton, OH	W 28–13	711
September 24	Ashland*	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	L 14–34	500
October 1	at Missouri S&T	Allgood-Bailey Stadium Rolla, MO	L 24–31	2,213
October 8	Kentucky Wesleyan*	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	W 46–9	432
October 15	at McKendree	Leemon Field Lebanon, IL	W 63–62 OT	2,850
October 22	at Indianapolis	Key Stadium Indianapolis, IN	L 38–52	4,054
October 29	Truman State	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	L 32–59	1,274
November 5	at Southwest Baptist	Plaster Stadium Bolivar, MO	L 24–42	258
November 12	William Jewell	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	L 7–17	1,235
*Non-conference game Homecoming

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The 2022 William Jewell Cardinals football team represented William Jewell College as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) during the 2022 NCAA Division II football season. The Cardinals compiled a 2–9 record (1–5 against conference opponents) and finished fifth in the GLVC.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result	Attendance	Source
September 1	Colorado Mesa University*	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	L 14–37
September 10	at Black Hills State*	Lyle Hare Stadium Spearfish, SD	L 19–38	1,226
September 17	at Ohio Dominican*	Panther Stadium Columbus, OH	L 21–31	1,159
September 24	Kentucky Wesleyan*	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	W 24–17
October 1	McKendree	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	L 34–45	1,272
October 8	at Southwest Baptist	Plaster Stadium Bolivar, MO	L 21–44	2,365
October 15	Missouri S&T	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	L 14–41	1,309
October 22	Truman State	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	L 7–42	1,535
October 29	at Lindenwood*	Harlen C. Hunter Stadium St. Charles, MO	L 23–64	2,872
November 5	No. 15 Indianapolis	Greene Stadium Liberty, MO	L 14–48	1,268
November 12	at Quincy	QU Stadium Quincy, IL	W 17–7	1,235
*Non-conference game Homecoming Rankings from Coaches' Poll released prior to the game

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