San Diego (3-4, 2-2 PFL)   at   Dayton (5-1, 2-1 PFL)
Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026  •  9 a.m. PT  •  Welcome Stadium  •  Dayton, Ohio
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LAST TIME OUT: SAN DIEGO 38, VALPARAISO 13

• Adam Criter ran for 136 yards and two touchdowns, Thomas Bailey returned an interception 52 yards for a score and San Diego held Valparaiso to 233 total yards in a 38-13 homecoming win on Oct. 17 at Torero Stadium.
• Criter's 63-yard run on second-and-4, the longest by a Torero this season, set up Omar Mbakwe's 2-yard touchdown with 21 seconds left in the first quarter. Criter scored from 5 and 3 yards, the second capping a 10-play, 66-yard drive on which Elijah Taylor turned first-and-25 into second-and-1 with a 24-yard catch.
• Thomas Nunes opened the scoring with a safety, dropping punt returner Chris Gundy in the end zone after Emiliano Salazar's 54-yard punt was fielded at the 1. Salazar made field goals of 31, 40 and a season-long 47 yards, the 40-yarder as time expired in the first half after Dom Nankil's 31-yard run on third-and-10.
• Yosei Takahashi's 48-yard punt return, the Toreros' longest this season, set up Salazar's 31-yarder in the second quarter, and Taylor's 34-yard catch set up the 47-yarder in the fourth. Taylor finished with six catches for 82 yards.
• Bailey, a freshman outside linebacker, shared a sack with Jaden Williams on one snap and intercepted Rowan Keefe on the next, returning his first career pick 52 yards for San Diego's second defensive touchdown of the season and a 38-13 lead with 6:05 left.
• Valparaiso ran for 55 yards on 23 carries, and its 13 points were the fewest San Diego has allowed this season. Ruben Lopez led the Toreros with seven tackles, Tim Hays forced a fumble that Ezekiel Swayne recovered and Shaun Aletor had a sack among his 1.5 tackles for loss.
• San Diego ran for 255 yards on a season-high 49 carries, did not turn the ball over, scored on all four trips inside the Valparaiso 20 and won time of possession for the seventh straight game, 34:17 to 25:43.

2026 PFL WEEKLY HONORS

• Sept. 20 — Emiliano Salazar, Special Teams Player of the Week, after his 38-yard field goal with 2 seconds left won at Cal Poly, 38-35
• Oct. 4 — CJ Castille, Defensive Player of the Week, after two interceptions, including a 42-yard return for a touchdown, in a 63-14 win over Davidson

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. DAYTON

• Saturday is the 31st meeting between the programs. Dayton leads the all-time series 16-14, but San Diego has won the last seven meetings, a streak that began in 2016, and 10 of the last 12.
• The Flyers won the first 10 meetings, from 1993 to 2002, and the Toreros are 14-6 against them since, including a 56-14 win in 2006 that remains San Diego's largest margin in the series.
• San Diego is 6-9 in Dayton but has won its last three trips there: 23-7 in 2017, 50-38 in 2019 and 16-10 in 2024. Its last loss in Dayton was 13-12 in 2015.
• San Diego won last year's meeting 31-13 on Nov. 1 at Torero Stadium, scoring the first 28 points and holding the Flyers to minus-6 rushing yards. Dom Nankil threw touchdown passes to Dylan Tapley and Cole Monach, Monach caught nine passes for 116 yards and Yosei Takahashi set a program single-game record with 131 punt return yards, including a 68-yarder.

AROUND THE PFL

• Marist (3-0 PFL) is the only PFL team without a league loss after a 27-22 win at Drake on Oct. 17. Presbyterian is 3-1; Butler, Dayton and St. Thomas are 2-1; and San Diego is one of three teams at 2-2, with Drake and Valparaiso.
• Dayton handed Butler its first league loss, 19-9 in Indianapolis, and Flyers linebacker Joe Kingsbury was named PFL Defensive Player of the Week after 12 tackles, three tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks.
• Elsewhere last week, Presbyterian won 47-43 at Stetson and Davidson beat Morehead State 34-31 in overtime. St. Thomas was idle.
• This week, Butler visits Drake, St. Thomas visits Marist, Presbyterian visits Valparaiso and Stetson visits Morehead State.
• San Diego is 12-4 in PFL play over the last two seasons and has finished second in the league both years.

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE

• San Diego faced two ranked nonconference opponents — UC Davis, No. 6 in the AFCA coaches poll at the time, and Idaho State, No. 24 — and won the third, at Cal Poly, on Emiliano Salazar's last-second field goal.
• UC Davis is No. 21 in the latest AFCA coaches poll (Oct. 19) after a 38-17 loss at Southern Utah, and Idaho State dropped out of the top 25 after a 27-20 loss at Weber State. Cal Poly is 4-4 after a 28-18 loss at Northern Colorado.
• San Diego's first seven opponents are a combined 28-23, and Dayton, at 5-1, has the best record of any team on the Toreros' schedule.

BACK ON THE ROAD

• Saturday is San Diego's fifth road game in eight weeks, and its 9 a.m. Pacific kickoff is the earliest on the Toreros' schedule. San Diego is 1-3 on the road this season and 2-1 at home.
• The Toreros return to Torero Stadium for two of their last three games, hosting Marist on Oct. 31 and Stetson on Nov. 21, with a trip to Drake on Nov. 7 in between.

BALL CONTROL

• San Diego has won time of possession in all seven games, averaging 32:57 a game, and has run 508 offensive plays to its opponents' 407.
• The Toreros are averaging 168.1 rushing yards on 4.5 per carry, and five players have combined for 14 rushing touchdowns: Adam Criter five, Omar Mbakwe four, Dom Nankil three, and CJ Ceron and Zamar Reese one each. Criter's 63-yarder against Valparaiso is the longest run by a Torero this season, ahead of his 55-yarder at Cal Poly and Ceron's 53-yarder at Idaho State.
• Criter leads USD with 572 rushing yards (81.7 per game) through seven games, Mbakwe has 268, Reese has 125 at 5.7 per carry and Ceron has 114 on just nine carries — a 12.7-yard average.

TAKING CARE OF THE BALL

• San Diego has not turned the ball over in any of its three wins and is plus-9 in turnover margin in those games, compared with minus-7 in its four losses. The Toreros are plus-2 for the season, with 11 takeaways and nine giveaways.
• All 35 of San Diego's points off turnovers have come in its last two home games: 28 against Davidson and seven on Thomas Bailey's pick-six against Valparaiso.
• Ezekiel Swayne has had a hand in four of the 11 takeaways, recovering three fumbles and intercepting a pass, and Ruben Lopez and CJ Castille have two interceptions apiece.

SALAZAR'S PAT STREAK REACHES 64

• Emiliano Salazar has made all 64 extra points he has attempted in his career — 40-for-40 in 2025 and 24-for-24 this season.
• He leads San Diego with 48 points after going 3-for-3 on field goals against Valparaiso, from 31, 40 and a season-long 47 yards. He is 8-for-11 this season, 3-for-3 from 40 yards and beyond, and 23-for-29 for his career.
• The junior also handles punts and kickoffs: he is averaging 40.7 yards on 32 punts with 11 inside the 20, eight of 50 yards or longer and one touchback, and his kickoffs average 54.3 yards with eight touchbacks.
• A Preseason All-PFL pick at both placekicker and punter — the only player in the league selected twice — Salazar owns two game-winning field goals in the final seconds as a Torero, including this season's 38-yarder at Cal Poly that made him PFL Special Teams Player of the Week on Sept. 20.

PICKED FIRST IN THE PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE

• San Diego was picked to win the PFL for a second straight year, edging three-time defending champion Drake 90-88 in the preseason coaches poll, with St. Thomas third at 87.
• The Toreros placed a league-best nine players on the Preseason All-PFL Team, filling 10 of the 31 spots, with Emiliano Salazar the only player selected at two positions.

2025 IN REVIEW

• San Diego went 8-4 overall and 6-2 in the PFL, finishing second in the league for a second straight season.
• The Toreros closed on a five-game winning streak, outscoring Davidson, Dayton, Valparaiso, Butler and Stetson by a combined 185-83.
• The fourth quarter belonged to San Diego. The Toreros scored 137 of their 341 points in the final period — more than they managed in the first and third quarters combined (98) — and outscored opponents 137-72 after three.
• San Diego turned takeaways into points better than anyone it played, scoring 64 points off turnovers against seven the other way, and finished plus-12 in turnover margin with 18 takeaways to six giveaways.

2026 SEASON HIGHS

• Passing yards: 354 — Dom Nankil at St. Thomas (Sept. 26), where his 29 completions and 50 attempts were also season highs
• Touchdown passes: 4 — Dom Nankil vs. Davidson (Oct. 3)
• Rushing yards: 179 — Adam Criter at Cal Poly (Sept. 19)
• Longest run: 63 — Adam Criter vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17)
• Receptions: 10 — Elijah Taylor at St. Thomas (Sept. 26)
• Receiving yards: 144 — Elijah Taylor at St. Thomas (Sept. 26)
• Touchdown catches: 3 — Cole Monach vs. Davidson (Oct. 3)
• Longest reception: 38 — Cole Monach at Butler (Oct. 10)
• Tackles: 8 — Tim Hays vs. UC Davis (Sept. 5), Jack Munro at Cal Poly (Sept. 19) and Ruben Lopez at St. Thomas (Sept. 26) and vs. Davidson (Oct. 3)
• Tackles for loss: 2.5 — Sean Scheck at Butler (Oct. 10)
• Sacks: 2 — Joe Bolder vs. Davidson (Oct. 3)
• Interceptions: 2 — CJ Castille vs. Davidson (Oct. 3)
• Longest interception return: 52 — Thomas Bailey vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17), for a touchdown
• Longest punt return: 48 — Yosei Takahashi vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17)
• Longest kickoff return: 51 — Major Givens vs. Davidson (Oct. 3)
• Field goals: 3 — Emiliano Salazar vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17)
• Longest field goal: 47 — Emiliano Salazar vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17)
• Longest punt: 55 — Emiliano Salazar at Idaho State (Sept. 12)
• Team: 63 points, 529 total yards, 7.9 yards per play and five sacks vs. Davidson (Oct. 3); 263 rushing yards at Cal Poly (Sept. 19); 49 rushes vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17)
• Fewest points allowed: 13 — vs. Valparaiso (Oct. 17)

2026 SCHEDULE

DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT / TIME (PT)	TV
Sept. 5	UC Davis	L, 17-49	ESPN+
Sept. 12	at Idaho State	L, 17-59	ESPN+
Sept. 19	at Cal Poly	W, 38-35	ESPN+
Sept. 26	at St. Thomas	L, 17-50	Midco Sports Plus / FOX9+
Oct. 3	Davidson	W, 63-14	ESPN+
Oct. 10	at Butler	L, 10-41	ESPN+
Oct. 17	Valparaiso	W, 38-13	ESPN+
Oct. 24	at Dayton	9 a.m.	YouTube
Oct. 31	Marist	1 p.m.	ESPN+
Nov. 7	at Drake	10 a.m.	TBA
Nov. 21	Stetson	5 p.m.	ESPN+

PLAYERS TO WATCH
#9  Dom Nankil   QB  •  Senior  •  6-0  •  175  •  Chula Vista, Calif.  •  Mater Dei Catholic HS
2026

• Has completed 147 of 233 passes (63.1%) for 1,645 yards and nine touchdowns through seven games, has run for three scores, and his 1,729 yards of total offense (247.0 per game) lead San Diego by more than 1,100.
• Ran seven times for 44 yards against Valparaiso, including a 31-yard run on third-and-10 that set up a field goal as the first half ended, and completed 14 of 25 passes for 140 yards with no interceptions. Threw for 970 yards in the three games before that, with a season-high 354 at St. Thomas.

Career

• A Jerry Rice Award finalist as a freshman in 2023, finishing 15th in the voting after throwing for 1,158 yards and five touchdowns in eight games.
• Has completed 413 of 666 career passes for 4,748 yards and 27 touchdowns.

#4  Adam Criter   RB  •  Graduate  •  6-3  •  205  •  Downers Grove, Ill.  •  St. Francis HS
2026

• Leads San Diego with 114 carries, 572 rushing yards (81.7 per game), five rushing touchdowns and 605 all-purpose yards through seven games.
• Ran 20 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns against Valparaiso, including a 63-yard run, the longest by a Torero this season. Ran 28 times for a season-high 179 yards at Cal Poly, including a 55-yard touchdown, and scored on runs of 13 and 25 yards against Davidson.

Career

• First Team All-PFL in 2025 and a 2026 Preseason All-PFL selection.
• Scored on a 6-yard run early in the fourth quarter of last season's 31-13 win over Dayton.

#17  Cole Monach   WR  •  Graduate  •  6-1  •  185  •  San Juan Capistrano, Calif.  •  San Juan Hills HS
2026

• Leads San Diego with six touchdown catches, of the team's nine, and ranks second with 35 receptions, 462 receiving yards and 36 points through seven games.
• Caught five passes for 79 yards at Butler, including a season-long 38-yarder on third-and-10 that set up Emiliano Salazar's 44-yard field goal, a week after catching eight for 124 yards and a season-high three touchdowns against Davidson.
• Also the holder on Emiliano Salazar's placekicks, including the game-winner at Cal Poly and all three field goals against Valparaiso.

Career

• Second Team All-PFL in 2025 and a 2026 Preseason All-PFL selection.
• Has 124 career receptions for 1,719 yards and 15 touchdowns, including 29 catches for 362 yards and three scores in 2024 and 55 for 822 and six in 2025.
• Caught nine passes for 116 yards and an 11-yard touchdown in last season's 31-13 win over Dayton.

#41  Emiliano Salazar   K/P  •  Junior  •  6-1  •  170  •  Orange, Calif.  •  Villa Park HS
2026

• PFL Special Teams Player of the Week on Sept. 20 after his 38-yard field goal with 2 seconds left won at Cal Poly, 38-35.
• Is 8-for-11 on field goals, with makes from 30, 31, 34, 37, 38, 40, 44 and 47 yards, and 24-for-24 on extra points through seven games. His 48 points lead the team.
• Averaging 40.7 yards on 32 punts with 11 inside the 20, eight of 50 yards or longer and one touchback, including a season-long 55-yarder at No. 24 Idaho State. Also handling kickoffs at 54.3 yards per boot, with eight touchbacks.

Career

• Preseason All-PFL selection at both placekicker and punter in 2026, the only player in the league chosen twice.
• Has two game-winning field goals in the final seconds as a Torero: a 25-yarder as time expired to beat St. Thomas 30-27 on Sept. 27, 2025, and the 38-yarder at Cal Poly on Sept. 19.
• Is 64-for-64 on extra points in his career.

#22  Yosei Takahashi   WR  •  Senior  •  5-7  •  170  •  Osaka, Japan  •  Saint Louis HS
2026

• The first-team punt returner on this week's two-deep is averaging 10.6 yards on seven punt returns and 18.6 yards on eight kickoff returns, and has 16 catches for 117 yards through seven games.
• His 48-yard punt return against Valparaiso, the longest by a Torero this season, set up Emiliano Salazar's 31-yard field goal in the second quarter.

Career

• Set San Diego's single-game record with 131 punt return yards against Dayton last season, including a career-long 68-yarder, and also holds the program record for punt returns in a game, with eight at Marist in 2025.
• All-PFL Honorable Mention in 2025 and a 2026 Preseason All-PFL selection.
• Threw a 73-yard touchdown pass on a double pass against Drake in 2025.

 
#6  Ruben Lopez   FS  •  Graduate  •  6-0  •  180  •  Mission Viejo, Calif.  •  Mission Viejo HS
2026

• Has 38 tackles — a team-high 30 of them solo — with two tackles for loss, two interceptions and four pass breakups through seven games.
• Has led San Diego in tackles in three of the last four games: eight at St. Thomas, eight against Davidson, when he intercepted a pass on the Wildcats' second snap to set up a touchdown, and seven against Valparaiso. Also made an end-zone interception against No. 6 UC Davis and stopped Cal Poly quarterback Anthony Grigsby Jr. on fourth-and-goal from the 1 to protect a 35-28 fourth-quarter lead.

Career

• Entered 2026 tied for fourth in program history with 11 career interceptions and has 13 after picks against UC Davis and Davidson.
• Intercepted a pass in last season's 31-13 win over Dayton.
• All-PFL Second Team in 2024 and PFL Co-Defensive Player of the Week that Oct. 6, after an 87-yard walk-off fumble return for a touchdown in overtime against Presbyterian.
• Second Team All-PFL again in 2025 and a 2026 Preseason All-PFL selection.

#20  CJ Castille   CB  •  Sophomore  •  5-11  •  180  •  Eastvale, Calif.  •  Centennial HS
2026

• PFL Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 4 after intercepting two passes against Davidson — the first two of his career — and returning the second 42 yards for a touchdown, San Diego's first defensive score of the season.
• His first pick, on the opening play of the second quarter, set up Cole Monach's 28-yard touchdown catch two plays later. Has eight tackles in six games, three of them against Valparaiso, where he also had half a tackle for loss, and is the second-team right cornerback on this week's two-deep.

Career

• Appeared in 11 games as a freshman in 2025.

Before San Diego

• Was his league's Defensive MVP at Centennial High, where he made more than 150 tackles with two interceptions, a pick-six and more than 20 pass breakups. Also ran track, with bests of 11.1 in the 100 meters and 22.2 in the 200.

#28  Thomas Bailey   OLB  •  Freshman  •  6-2  •  200  •  Rochester, N.Y.  •  McQuaid Jesuit HS
2026

• Returned his first career interception 52 yards for a touchdown against Valparaiso, one play after sharing a sack with Jaden Williams, for San Diego's second defensive touchdown of the season.
• Has three tackles, half a sack and the interception in five games and is the second-team STAR on this week's two-deep.

#49  Cayden Gibson   OLB  •  Junior  •  6-2  •  220  •  Chandler, Ariz.  •  Arizona College Prep
2026

• Has played in six of San Diego's seven games, with starts at LEO in four of the last five, and has 14 tackles. Made five at Butler and four against Valparaiso, with half a tackle for loss in each.

Before San Diego

• Piled up 285 tackles, 61 tackles for loss and 50 sacks at Arizona College Prep, with three blocked punts as a senior.
• A two-time all-region defensive player of the year and four-time Arizona all-state honoree who also wrestled, placing second in the state as a senior.

#96  River Abenroth   DT  •  Junior  •  6-2  •  270  •  San Diego, Calif.  •  Point Loma HS
2026

• Shares the team lead with 4.5 tackles for loss, with Sean Scheck, and has 10 tackles through seven games. Had two stops behind the line at St. Thomas and a half-sack against Davidson, and shared tackles for loss with Jae'Von Reels at Cal Poly and Scheck at Butler.

Career

• A 2026 Preseason All-PFL selection, one of two Toreros among the league's five preseason defensive linemen.
• A San Diego native who played at Point Loma High, roughly 10 minutes from campus.

#76  Sean Scheck   DT  •  Senior  •  6-3  •  260  •  Batavia, Ill.  •  Marmion Academy
2026

• Shares the team lead with 4.5 tackles for loss, with River Abenroth, and has 13 tackles and 1.5 sacks through seven games. His 2.5 tackles for loss at Butler, including a sack, are the most by a Torero in a game this season, and he and Glenn Baranoski pressured the quarterback on CJ Castille's pick-six against Davidson.

Career

• A 2026 Preseason All-PFL selection.
• Had 2.5 sacks in last season's 31-13 win over Dayton, when San Diego held the Flyers to minus-6 rushing yards.
• Earned four all-conference honors at Marmion Academy, two in football and two in wrestling, and was an all-state wrestler.

#95  Jae'Von Reels   NT  •  Senior  •  6-1  •  280  •  San Jose, Calif.  •  Bellarmine College Prep
2026

• Has 13 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss through seven games, including four tackles and 1.5 for loss at Butler. Broke up a third-down pass at the San Diego 19 against Valparaiso to force a field goal, and made five tackles at Cal Poly, where he stuffed Jaden Green for no gain on third-and-goal from the 1 a play before Ruben Lopez's fourth-down stop.

Career

• W-Cal Defensive Lineman of the Year at Bellarmine College Prep in 2023.

NEW FACES

• San Diego brought in 10 transfers for 2026: Doug Williams (Stetson/Glendale CC), Elijah Taylor (Northern Arizona), Nolan Story (Moorpark College), Alex Whitman (Notre Dame), Robert Tucker III (Cornell), Michael Roni (San Diego State), Tim Hays (Boston College), Jake Arellano (Bentley), Mansfield Owsley (Georgetown) and Jack Hinchey (Modesto JC).
• Two are starters on this week's two-deep — Taylor and Hays — and Doug Williams is on the second unit. All three played in the opener, along with Nolan Story and Robert Tucker III.

#3  Elijah Taylor   WR  •  Graduate  •  6-0  •  190  •  Phoenix, Ariz.  •  Higley HS  •  Northern Arizona
 

• Started his Torero debut at wide receiver against No. 6 UC Davis and leads San Diego with 41 catches and 534 receiving yards through seven games, with a touchdown.
• Had three straight 100-yard receiving games — a season-high 10 catches for 144 yards at St. Thomas, the first 100-yard game by a Torero in 2026, eight for 114 against Davidson and six for 100 at Butler — before catching six for 82 against Valparaiso.
• Spent five seasons at Northern Arizona, playing 11 games in 2025 largely on special teams with three special teams tackles and two catches for 28 yards.
• His most productive year came in 2022: 20 receptions for 198 yards in 10 games, including a season-high six catches for 57 yards against Montana State and his first career rushing touchdown at Idaho State.
• Made seven starts in 2023 and averaged 21.8 yards on four catches, among them a 60-yard reception against Sacramento State.
• Recovered a blocked punt for a touchdown against Lincoln in 2024.
• Big Sky All-Academic in 2025. Pursuing a graduate degree in educational leadership.

#5  Nolan Story   OLB  •  Sophomore  •  6-0  •  210  •  Thousand Oaks, Calif.  •  Newbury Park HS  •  Moorpark College
 

• Has played in all seven games and has 15 tackles, six of them in his Torero debut against No. 6 UC Davis.
• Put up 199 tackles in 19 games across two seasons at Moorpark College — 10.5 per game — with 17.5 tackles for loss, six forced fumbles, six interceptions and two sacks.
• Junior College Gridiron All-American First Team and National Northern All-Conference First Team in both 2024 and 2025.
• Moorpark's defensive MVP in 2024, then team captain and team MVP in 2025.
• Unanimous Southern California Football Association Defensive Utility Player of the Year and an All-California Community College First Team Defense pick in 2025. Named MVP of the 2025 Patriotic Bowl.
• A First Team All-Canyon League linebacker and First Team All-Ventura County running back as a senior at Newbury Park.

#42  Tim Hays   OLB  •  Graduate  •  6-1  •  227  •  Concord, Mass.  •  Carlisle HS  •  Boston College
 

• Started at WILL in his Torero debut, is the first-team MIKE on this week's two-deep and leads San Diego with 39 tackles through seven games, including team highs of eight against No. 6 UC Davis and seven at No. 24 Idaho State. Forced a fumble against Valparaiso that Ezekiel Swayne recovered.
• Played 12 games at Boston College over three seasons, at linebacker and on special teams, recording tackles against Notre Dame and Georgia Tech.
• ACC All-Academic Team in 2025. Graduated magna cum laude with a degree in finance and computer science.
• Majoring in applied artificial intelligence at USD.
• His cousin, Garrett Reilly, punted at Boston College in 2018.

#2  Doug Williams   CB  •  Junior  •  5-9  •  180  •  Hollywood Hills, Calif.  •  Heritage Christian  •  Stetson / Glendale CC
 

• Second-team left cornerback who made his Torero debut against No. 6 UC Davis and broke up a fourth-quarter pass against Davidson.
• Arrives by way of Stetson — the PFL opponent San Diego closes the regular season against on Nov. 21 — and Glendale Community College.
• Named Community College Student Athlete of the Year at Glendale, where he carried the highest grade-point average of any athlete on campus.
• Recorded 50 tackles at Heritage Christian with six pass breakups, five tackles for loss, an interception, a forced fumble and a blocked punt, earning First and Second Team All-Conference honors.
• A first-generation college athlete. Both of his parents work in entertainment — his father as an actor and comedian, his mother as an actress — and his younger brother, Adan, plays cornerback at Glendale.