McCartney ended the season 250 of 418 (59.8%) for 3,744 yards, 42 touchdowns and 10 interceptions for a efficiency rating of 163.3. He ranks nationally in several of those passing categories, including first in touchdown passes, fifth in passing yards, seventh in passing efficiency and 11th in yards per completion. When factoring in McCartney's two rushing touchdowns, he also ranks fourth in the country in points responsible for with 266. McCartney eclipsed 400 yards passing in a game twice (Lock Haven and Slippery Rock) and threw for five touchdowns in a game thrice (Lock Haven, Shippensburg, and Slippery Rock). This season, the team co-captain was named PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week twice (Millersville and Shippensburg), All-PSAC East first team and PSAC East Offensive Player of the Year.
His passing yards and passing touchdowns are both West Chester single season records. Going back to last season, he threw at least one touchdown pass in 19 consecutive games, breaking the record of 17 previously held by current Golden Ram offensive coordinator Bill Zwaan, Jr. In fact, the only break to a streak that would have extended to 33 games was an injury that he incurred in the first quarter of last year's game at Shippensburg. As a starter the past two seasons, he's compiled a record of 23-4 including 4-2 in the playoffs. On the West Chester career list, McCartney finished second in passing yards with 9,595 (Mitros, 9,834 from 1996-99), second in completions with 658 (Mitros, 819 from 1996-99), second in passing touchdowns with 92 (Mitros, 94 from 1996-99), and first in completion percentage with 59.0%.
Regional voting ended November 28 which narrowed the field to two players from each of four regions with the exception of Super Region 4 which had a tie. Those nine players are now placed on the national ballot with voting ending December 13. The winner will be announced via webcast on Friday, December 19 and presented with the trophy at a luncheon on the University of North Alabama campus on Jan. 9, 2015. Of the nine finalists, six were on teams that qualified for the playoffs, with only McCartney, Abenoja, and Miller winning a postseason game.
The nine finalists are:
- QB - SR - Sean McCartney - West Chester - Super Region 1
250-418, 59.8%, 3,744 yards, 42 TD's, 8 int, 163.4 eff
- QB - SR - Steven Laurino - LIU Post - Super Region 1
- RB - SR - Andy Hibbett - Carson-Newman - Super Region 2
- QB - SO - Tyler Sullivan - Delta State - Super Region 2
- QB - SR - Anthony Abenoja - Pittsburg State - Super Region 3
- QB - SR - Kevin Rodgers - Henderson State - Super Region 3
- RB - JR - Anthony Bilal - Lake Erie - Super Region 4
- QB - SR - Mark Miller - Ohio Dominican - Super Region 4
- QB -JR - Jason Vander Laan - Ferris State - Super Region 4
Harlon Hill Trophy - Nine Finalists Named for Hill Trophy as Division II Football Player of the Year
KYW Newsradio - West Chester’s Sean McCartney A Harlon Hill Finalist
West Chester Athletic Site - McCartney Among Nine Finalists For Harlon Hill Trophy As Division II Player Of Year
Bucks County Courier Times - Achbishop Wood grad McCartney in running for Harlon Hill Trophy
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