WESTERVILLE, Ohio – Baldwin Wallace University junior All-Ohio Athletic Conference quarterback Charlie Bubonics (Solon) and freshman placekicker Robert Feamster, Jr. (Edenton, N.C./EA Laney) have been named the OAC Offensive and Special Teams Players of the Week.

The duo garner the weekly accolades for their efforts in BW's 41-38 comeback victory over Heidelberg University last Saturday in Berea.
Bubonics, who earns his second career weekly honor, completed 21-of-30 passes for 250 yards with two touchdowns. He also rushed for a career-high 159 yards on 17 carries, which was 16 yards shy of his career rushing total of 175 yards entering the game.  On the Yellow Jackets game-winning drive, which began at the BW 21 with 1:59 remaining and no timeouts, Bubonics accounted for 38 yards in the air and 24 yards on the ground.

This season, he completed 172-of-279 passes for 2,039 yards with 51 touchdowns and three interceptions.  Bubonics ranked among the OAC leaders as he finished the regular season tied for first with fewest interceptions, tied for second in touchdowns, third in passing efficiency (.616), third in attempts, third in completions and fifth in yards.

For his career, Bubonics has appeared in 23 games and had completed 405-of-615 passes for 4,468 yards with 51 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.  He has also rushed for 334 yards on 129 carries with five touchdowns.

Feamster, Jr. garners his first career accolade after scoring BW's final six points, including kicking the game-winning 34-yard field goal as time expired.  He tied the game at 38 on a 31-yard field with 6:25 remaining in regulation.  Feamster, Jr. was also a perfect 5-of-5 on extra points.

This season, he was a flawless 7-of-7 on field goals with a career long kick of 40-yards against Marietta College on October 25.  Feamster, Jr. converted on 53-of-54 extra points.  He was second in the OAC in field goals made and tied for second in longest field goal made.
The Yellow Jackets finished the 2025 season with an overall record of 8-2 and OAC slate of 7-2.