MILLERSVILLE - Wide receiver Evan Prall and quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger continue to set records and the Warriors football team continues to win.

Prall became the career leader in ESU receiving yards and Terwilliger set the NCAA Division II career record for games throwing a touchdown pass as the Warriors beat Millersville, 30-19, Saturday at Biemsderfer Stadium.

Prall caught 10 passes for 109 yards and three touchdowns and complete a pass for 50 yards as the Warriors improved to 2-0 in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division play. He also had 97 yards in kick and punt returns.

Terwilliger completed 26 of 36 passes for 274 yards and three scores and rushed 14 times for 118 yards to help ESU win its third straight game.

Three different players completed passes to nine different receivers as the Warriors racked up 559 yards of total offense. In addition to Prall and Terwilliger, punter Nick Krut completed a pass to defensive back Michael Wiggins for 11 yards and a key first down on a fake punt.

Prall now has 3,711 career receiving yards, breaking Tim Strenfel's mark of 3,696. Terwilliger has thrown a touchdown pass in 42 of his 43 career games and passed Joe Craven of Gardner-Webb as the record holder.

Millersville quarterback Dan Csencsitz completed 17 of 28 passes for 263 yards and three touchdowns. He was sacked twice and threw an interception.

The Warriors defense limited the Marauders to 68 yards rushing and forced five punts. Linebacker Jayson Frank had a team-high nine tackles while end Greg Thoman had eight. Thoman, Dave Pacchioni and Steve VanAlstine all had tackles for losses while Wiggins had an interception.

ESU fumbled on its first possession but went ahead to stay on its second. Terwilliger rushed for 14 yards, completed a nine-yard pass to Doug Ogden and then hit Ogden again for six yards. Terwilliger then found Prall for a 30-yard touchdown. Eric Petters' PAT gave ESU a 7-0 lead with six minutes left in the first quarter.

The Warriors went ahead by two touchdowns early in the third quarter when Prall and Terwilliger connected again, this time for an eight-yard score. Terwilliger completed all four of his pass attempts on the drive.

Millersville took the ensuring possession and marched 69 yards in 10 plays, capped by a 24-yard Csencsitz touchdown pass to Derek Fry.

ESU answered with a 24-yard field goal by Petters for a 16-7 lead at halftime.

Millersville received the second half kickoff and got within a field goal when Csencsitz found Andrew Tischbein for a 19-yard touchdown with 10:54 left in the third quarter.

The Warriors increased their lead to 10 on the ensuring possession. Facing fourth and eight, they brought out the punt team but Krut found Wiggins for a key first down. Terwilliger rushed for 16 yards on two carries and Matt Brunetti scored from four yards out. The PAT gave the Warriors a 23-13 lead.

Millersville got within four points on an Isiah Ray 23-yard touchdown reception. The PAT was blocked by Frank.

ESU added a late touchdown when Prall caught a 10-yard scoring reception from Terwilliger.

The Warriors will head to Edinboro for a non-conference game Saturday, their third straight away game.

ESU 30, Millersville 19
ESU 7-9-7-7 - 30
MIL 0-7-6-6- -- 19

ESU - Evan Prall 30 pass from Jimmy Terwilliger (Eric Petters kick) 6:13 ESU - Prall 8 pass from Terwilliger (kick failed) 10:02 MIL - Derek Fry 24 pass from Dan Csencsitz (Doug Ruhl kick) 2:12 ESU - Petters 24 field goal, 2:12 MIL - Andrew Tischbein 19 pass from Csencsitz (kick blocked) 10:54 ESU - Matt Brunetti 4 run (Petters kick 4:20 MIL - Isiah Ray 23 pass from Czencsitz (kick blocked) 11:34 ESU - Prall 10 pass from Terwilliger (Petters kick) 7:11

Rushing
ESU: Jimmy Terwilliger 14-118; Joe Partridge 8-64; Matt Brunetti 11-34, TD; Joe Kircher 2-8. MIL: Darnell Johnson 14-42; Brad Lantz 6-40; Omar Sanders 1-2; Dan Csencsitz 3-(-16).
Passing
ESU: Jimmy Terwilliger 26-36, 274 yards, 3 TD; Evan Prall 1-1, 50 yards; Nick Krut 1-1, 11 yards. MIL: Dan Csencsitz 17-28, 263 yards, 3 TD, INT Receiving
ESU: Evan Prall 10-109, 3 TD; Ryan Waltner 4-68; Sam Shuman 3-58; Doug Ogden 3-28; Matt Brunetti 3-28; Wes Lindsay 2-13; Michael Wiggins 1-11; Joe Partridge 1-11; Joe Kircher 1-9. MIL: Omar Sanders 6-89; Andrew Tischbein 4-64, TD; Brad Lantz 4-27; Isiah Ray 2-59, TD; Derek Fry 1-24, TD.