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Western has a long tradition of excel-lence in athletics. It is a tradition made possibleby talented and dedicated coaches, by student-athletes who are committed to excellence andby loyal supporters who believe in the importantbenefits of intercollegiate athletics.

At Western we are proud of the fact that"we make champions out of thin air." Last yearthere were many outstanding performances byWestern student-athletes and teams. As awhole, Western State has been ranked in theTop 25 of the Division II National Directors’ CupContest each of the 13 years of the contest.

While we are proud of the accomplishmentsand efforts of our athletes, teams and coaches,we also believe that the development of cham-pions reaches far wider and deeper than con-tests won and lost.

In addition to being highly competitiveNCAA II participants and successful students,Western's student-athletes are involved in manyother campus activities. Their participationincludes activities such as residence life staff,student government, theatre and new studentorientation. Clearly, student-athletes at Westernare an integral part of campus life and representthe values of citizenship and community that ourcollege so strongly supports and encourages.

Intercollegiate athletics helps to instill

and reinforce a strong work ethic, accountability,and the importance of community. At Westernour coaches and athletes represent the verybest of what college athletics, in its essence,provides. As supporters of Western StateCollege athletics you help make it all possible.

On behalf of the coaches, athletic staff,and the student-athletes I thank you for yourcommitment to Western and for your support ofintercollegiate athletics.

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TTaabbllee ooff CCoonntteennttssPresident’s Welcome 1Athletic Directory 2Facilities 3School Information 4-5Staff 6-8Hall of Fame 9-10MAA 12-142007-08 Scholarships 15Media Information 162007 Schedule 17Coaches 18-20Season Outlook 21-23

Numerical Roster 24-25Profiles 26-38Conference Information 39Opponent Information 402007 Season Review 43-44Records 45-50All-Stars 51-52Year-by-Year Results 53-55Coaching History 55Opponent History 56-57All-Time Roster 58-63

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Jay HelmanWSC President

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CreditsThe 2007 Western State Volleyball Media Guide was produced

and written by WSC Sports Information Director Nicole Quast.Printing: Crested Butte PrintingPhotography: Neil Santarella, Chip Bromfield, David Young

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Athletic Web Site www.wscathletics.comAthletic Department Phone (970) 943-2079Athletic Department Fax (970) 943-2754

AdministrationGreg Waggoner, Director of Athletics [email protected] (970) 943-2079Loretta Szallar, Administrative Assistant [email protected] (970) 943-2079Cindy Drexel, Faculty Athletic Representative [email protected] (970) 943-2125Scott Groom, Assistant AD for Internal Relations and Compliance [email protected] (970) 943-3020Nicole Quast, Sports Information Director [email protected] (970) 943-2831Megann Powell, Assistant Athletic Director/SWA [email protected] (970) 943-2021Don Mundell, Head Trainer [email protected] (970) 943-2080Janine Pleau, Assistant Trainer [email protected] (970) 943-3168

Coaching StaffShawn Back, Head Volleyball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2834Janel Baily, Assistant Volleyball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3260Ryan Baily, Head Track and Field Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3257Seth Bell, Assistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7037Jarod Burns, Assistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7043Brenton Illum, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2046Jennifer Michel, Head Cross Country Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3263Mike Moskowitz, Head Men’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2134Criag Otto, Assitant Wrestling Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2981David Pena, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2127Kevin Stanley, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2109Pat Stewart, Head Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2056C.J. Teply, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7043Chris Trammell, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2422Latricia Trammell, Head Women’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2652Daniel Trujillo, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3262Miles Van Hee, Head Wrestling Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2089Sam Wendland, Assistant Wrestling Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2981Jeff Williamson, Assistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7043

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Mountaineer BowlThe Western State Mountaineers displayed

Mountaineer Bowl for the first time in 1948.Western immediately fell in love with the new play-ing field as they won that first game 20-0 overColorado School of Mines.

Today, Mountaineer Bowl ranks as the high-est collegiate football field in the world at 7,750feet. One of the best settings for a collegiate foot-ball game or track meet in America, the Bowl canhold 4,000 fans.

Mountaineer Bowl features a pair of pressboxes - one for game-day staff and one for radioand working media.

The Bowl also features an official collegiatetrack, which was redone in 2006.

Mountaineer Bowl is also home to bothGunnison High School football and track and field.

In 2005, the Bowl received a brand neweight lane track and a new scoreboard (including amessageboard system and a new audio system).

Paul Wright GymPaul Wright Gym has been a work in

progress since the initial building was built in 1951.Today the gym is known as one of the loudest in theregion. At 7,723 feet, Wright Gym is the HighestCollegiate Gym in the World.

In 2007-08 school year, a brand new roof,floor and baskets were added.

In 2005, brand new bleaches were added tothe lower section of the gym.

The current swimming pool joined the gym in1960 and in 1965 the wrestling room was added tothe east side of the gym. The biggest change of allcame in 1998 as a 40,000 square-foot renovationand addition was completed. The renovation includeda new 2,500 square-foot weight room with 5,000pounds of free weights and also a locker facility forvisiting teams. New locker facilities were added forboth the general student population and men’s andwomen’s athletic teams.

The Tracy Borah Mountaineer Sports Hall ofFame room was also added during the renovation.The room features a meeting room, trophy cases andthe Hall of Fame. Also added was a new trainingroom that features whirlpool baths, five taping tablesand a separate examination room. Volleyball andwomen’s basketball also received new lockerroomsand team rooms. Upstairs, six classrooms wereadded that enabled the Exercise and Sport Sciencedepartment to conduct all of its classes in one area.

Paul Wright Gym is named after the one ofWestern State’s early coaches and leaders.Instrumental in getting skiing organized as an NCAAsports, Wright taught and coached at Western for 38years. He also served the Gunnison Community asmayor, judge, board member and Rotarian.

Western State College would like tothank Dr. Missy Chamberland for donating thered paint used to paint the field at all home foot-ball games.

Thank you for your continued support ofMountaineer Athletics, Dr. Chamberland.

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Colorado, was founded in 1901 and was the first collegeon Colorado's Western Slope. Western has an enroll-ment of about 2500 students, and offers Bachelor'sdegrees in over 20 different majors.

At Western State College of Colorado, we takegenuine pride in our ability to work one on one with ourstudents. We get to know each student and help eachreach his or her highest level. At Western, students havea true, one-on-one relationship with us- our students, ourfaculty and our town.

The professors at Western State College ofColorado are among the most qualified faculty teachingundergraduate courses in Colorado. Our student facultyratio is 18 to 1, and our students always notice howclosely their professors work with them. At Western, stu-dents have opportunities for direct, hands on involvementin their major field of study from the beginning of theireducation here, not just during the junior and senior year.

Western is one of the most affordable colleges inthe state and in the nation. Our tuition is less than thenational average tuition for public colleges of our size andselectivity. Western awards more grants on average thanour peer institutions. Finally, our students graduate withless total student loans than the national average. Our combination of price and financial aidmake us one of the most affordable college choices a student can make.

Western offers one of the safest campuses in the state. Our beautiful small town locationand the sense of community on our campus bring about a very low incidence of criminal occur-rences. Students feel a high level of personal responsibility here because they are part of thetotal community in the Gunnison Valley.

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Most popular majors (in alphabetical order):ArtBiology Business AdministrationExercise and Sport SciencePsychologyRecreationEnrollment: 2500Full Time: 90%Part Time: 10% Between ages of 17 and 25:over 90%Median Age: 22Average SAT: 1020Average HS GPA: 3.15Students from Colorado: 70%Ethnic Minorities: 10.0%Men: 60%Women: 40%Average Class size: 23Student Faculty ratio: 18:1Degrees Conferred: 427

Western State Quick Facts

Western is ideally located in the heart of theColorado Rocky Mountains. The mountains and communi-ties that surround Western State College provide an out-door classroom just waiting to be discovered. Our academ-ic programs make the most of the Gunnison Valley environ-ment. Our students know the true meaning of a "hands-on"education! Students here are challenged, and are able tomake the most of themselves and their college education.

Western State College students also love the collegebecause it is fun! Crested Butte Mountain Resort is lessthan an hour from campus, and so is the Monarch Ski andSnowboarding area. Both areas offer special discountedseason passes for Western students. For the fishermen,Fly Rod and Reel Magazine listed Western State Collegeas the third best college in the country for college studentswho love to fish. For the climbers, there are spectaculargranite faces just minutes from campus that are perfect forbouldering and pitch climbing.

There are also a great number of activities on cam-pus for every student to enjoy. From involvement in amusical production, or a radio or television show, to writingfor the school newspaper or being elected to the StudentGovernment Association, Western students are always ableto get involved in fun and fulfilling activities on campus

Western State College of Colorado has one the mostsuccessful NCAA Division II sports programs in the country.The Mountaineers finished 15th in the 2006-07 Director's cup.


JAYHELMAN

President

Jay Helman came to Western in 1989 asAssistant Professor in Kinesiology and HeadMen's Basketball Coach. Three years later, inaddition to his coaching and faculty responsibili-ties, he was named Chair of the Department ofKinesiology and Recreation. He was named VicePresident for Academic Affairs in 1996 and, inFebruary of 2002, became Western's 13thPresident.

His B.A. degree in English Literature isfrom Santa Clara University in California. He alsoearned an M.A. in Psychology from CaliforniaState University at Sonoma, and a Ph.D. inExercise and Sport Science from ThePennsylvania State University in 1988.

Dr. Helman was named President at a piv-otal moment in Western State College's more thana century of service to Colorado and the nation.He has guided Western through trying times,dealing with fiscal issues, potential governancechanges and the need to attract more students.In addition, he has worked hard to communicateeffectively with Colorado legislators, area andnational opinion leaders and with area residentsabout the College's challenges and goals.

Evidence of his leadership is seen inincreasing enrollment, the passage of a bill thatmade Western independent of the three-collegesystem of which it has been a part for manyyears, and optimism across the campus about theCollege's future. Despite a state-wide economicslump, Western continues to set fund-raisinggoals. The College was highly praised during arecent accreditation visit by a team of educatorsmaking up a North Central Association team whostated unequivocally their belief in the overallstrength of Western and its future.

Dr. Helman has written a number of arti-cles for academic publications and made presen-tations to a variety of organizations.

During his five-year tenure as HeadBasketball Coach he was honored twice as Coachof the Year, had two teams qualify for post-seasonnational tournaments and had an excellent gradu-ation rate of student-athletes.

GREGWAGGONER

Athletic Director

15th Year

Dr. Waggoner is beginninghis 15th year as Athletic Directorat Western State College ofColorado.

He received his B.A. andM.A. from WSC in 1980 and 1981respectively. He received his Ed.D. from the University of NorthernColorado in 1994.

Under his guidance, the col-lege has generated numerousspecial events to promote interestin Mountaineer athletics and toattract financial support fromalumni, friends and corporate part-ners.

Over $14 million has beenraised privately for MountaineerAthletics in the past 14 years andeach of the past four years haveproduced annual revenues andpledges that exceed $1 Million.Private/external/enterprise gener-ated revenues make up 48% ofthe total WSC athletic budget. Theaverage in the NCAA D-II is 24%.Additionally, over $6 Million in ath-letic facility improvements havebeen made for MountaineerAthletics in the past 14 years frompublic and private sources.

In the past 14 years,Western State College athleticteams have accomplished the fol-lowing:

10 NCAA II NationalChampionship teams

72 NCAA II National "Top 10"team finishes

25 Rocky Mountain AthleticConference Championship teams

13 consecutive "Top 25" fin-ishes in the Directors' Cup stand-ings and one of two current NCAADivision II schools to accomplishthis feat.

Three "Top 5" finishes in theDirectors' Cup standings

Numerous individual NationalChampion, All-American,Academic All-American andCoach of the Year awards.

Two USA Today NCAAAcademic Achievement Awards in2003.

Graduation rates of Western

State's student-athletes rankamong the best in the NCAADivision II.

Waggoner is the owner ofRocky Mountain AthleticConsulting Services (RMACS)and is a regular speaker on suchtopics as team building, liability/sport law, Title IX, fundraising,NCAA clearinghouse standards,contemporary issues in coaching,marketing student/athletes to col-leges, parent relations, motivation,strategic planning and otherselected topics. He is also profes-sionally active as the current FirstVice President of the NCAADivision II Athletic DirectorsAssociation (D-II ADA), currentmember of the NationalAssociation for CollegiateDirectors of Athletics (NACDA)Executive Committee, the pastChair of the NCAA Division IIWrestling Committee, and pastChair of the RMAC AD's council.

Waggoner is also active incommunity service locally. He is a1971 GHS Football MemorialFoundation board member, amember of the Gunnison ElksLodge, a past member of theCitizens for a GunnisonCommunity Center Committee, apast member of the GunnisonValley Hospital/CommunityEvaluation Committee, Relay forLife team captain and a regularvolunteer at other communityevents and activities.

Prior to focusing full-time onhis athletic administration career,Dr. Waggoner enjoyed a success-ful coaching and teaching careerfor 18 years, including 12 of thoseyears serving as the HeadWrestling Coach and AssociateProfessor of Exercise and SportScience at Western State College.

Waggoner and his wifeGloria (also an educator) havetwo grown children, Dillon andDestiny.


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Loretta Szallar has been a WSC fan for most of her life. Growing up in Gunnison, she graduated from Gunnison Highin 1975.

Although she never participated in any sports during her school years, she now likes to hit a few golf balls aroundand considers herself a true hockey mom.

A mother of two sons, Loretta has worked as the secretary in the athletic department's office since 1988.One of the Western’s best supporters, Loretta's husband, Ray, served for two years as president of the

Mountaineer Athletic Association.

Dr. Cynthia "Cindy" Drexel, professor of business, became Western's Faculty Athletic Rep. in the spring of 1998.A native of Western Colorado, she was born in Olathe and holds two degrees from Western State. Drexel earned

her bachelor's degree in 1974 and her master's in 1975, both in business administration. She then went on to receiveher doctorate from BYU in 1989.

Drexel began teaching as a graduate assistant in 1974-75 and joined the faculty full-time in 1980.As Faculty Athletic Representative, she serves as liaison between the Mountaineer athletic department and the col-

lege's faculty, as well as between Western State and the NCAA and the RMAC.Drexel and her husband, Bob, have one child.

Scott Groom is entering his 21st year in the WSC athletic department. After 16 years with with the Western track pro-gram, Groom enters his fourth year as Assistant Athletic Director for Internal Operations and Compliance.

Groom is a native of Sioux City, IA. but attended Woodland High School in Illinois where he participated in foot-ball, basketball, and track. His promise in football led him to Eastern Illinois University.

Groom’s coaching career began in 1983 at Air Academy High School in Colorado Springs and included a stint atRampart High (1984-87).

Groom arrived at Western in 1988 as an assistant track coach and then guided the track program from 1991-2002.

Groom received a Bachelor’s degree from Eastern Illinois (1982) and Masters from Western (1989).Married to wife Deanne, Groom has two step sons.

Don Mundell is entering his 18th year as head athletic trainer at Western State College. Mundell was born in Lamesa, Texas but soon moved to Walsh, Colo. While attending Walsh High School he par-

ticipated in football, basketball, and track. He then went on to receive his bachelor's degree from the University ofNorthern Colorado in 1980, and his master's degree from Colorado State University the next year.

Mundell received the National Athletic Trainers Association certification in 1981. After many years at the high schoollevel, Mundell moved to Western State in 1991.

During the summer of 1998, Mundell was chosen to be the trainer for a team of wrestlers sponsored by the USOlympic Committee and the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference to represent the United States in Bulgaria.

Mundell is married to his wife Sue and they have two children, Justina and Kelly.

Janine Pleau enters her third year as Assistant Trainer for Western State Athletics.The Chester, Calif., native comes to Western after spending a year as Head Trainer at both Ignacio and Bayfield

High Schools in the Durango area. Pleau also served as Assistant Trainer at Fort Lewis during the 2005-06 schoolyear.

Pleau received her Bachelor of Arts from Fort Lewis in 2003 and is scheduled to receiver her Master of Arts inDecember.

Pleau played softball, volleyball and basketball at College of the Siskiyous from 1997 to 1999. As a prep atChester High School, Pleau was a three-sport star, earning All-Conference honors in softball and volleyball.

Pleau also served as Assistant Trainer at Adams State from January 2004 to May 2005.

Megann Powell became Western’s Assistant Athletic Director and SWA in August 2006.Powell arrived at Western after finishing her Sport Administration degree at Slippery Rock (Pa.) University.A basketball player at Slippery Rock, Powell also worked within the Athletic Administration, working closely with

Facilities, Events, SAAC and Sport Promotion.Prior to Western, Powell worked for the Arena Football League, where she worked as an Events Assistant at

ArenaBowl XX.

Nicole Quast is entering her first year as the Sports Information Director. Quast will serve as an administrator and media contact for seven Mountaineer sports.Prior to coming to Western State College, Quast served as the intern to the Director of Media Relations for the

Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) office and Sports Information Director of University of Colorado atColorado Springs.

Quast received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sports Administration from Fort Lewis College in 2005, where shewas a four year letterwinner on the women's baskeball team.

She is currently pursuing her Master of Science degree in Human and Health Peformance from Fort Hays StateUniversity.



Shawn BackHead Coach

Volleyball

Jennifer MichelHead Coach

Cross Country

Wayne BrownMAA

President

Tom BurggrafExec. Director

WSC Foundation

Kevin NelsonDept. Chair

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Janel BailyAssistant Coach

Volleyball

David PenaAssistant Coach

Football

Kevin StanleyAssistant Coach

Football

Chris TrammellAssistant Coach

W. Basketball

Erin OslesonSGA Athletic Ambassador

CJ TeplyAssistant Coach

Football

Miles Van HeeHead Coach

Wrestling

Daniel TrujilloAssistant Coach

M. Basketball

Other Valued Assistants:Karrissa Ball - VolleyballSeth Bell - FootballOliver Bodor - XC/T&FJarrod Burns - FootballJesse Chettle - Cross CountryScott Dahlberg - XC/T&FLucas Gerlock - XC/T&FMichael Gusbeth - Track and FieldVeronica Marquez - Gym

CustodianChris Martinez - TrackJohn McCarthy - M. BasketballKelly Meek - M. BasketballPaul Michel - Cross CountryCraig Otto - WrestlingMelissa Tucker - VolleyballTim Parr - XC/T&FMatt Sparks - CXC/T&FSam Wendland - WrestlingJeff Williamson- Football

Western State Board of TrusteesPeter Dea is CEO, president and a

member of the board of directors of WesternGas Resources, Inc. Recently, he served aspresident of Colorado Oil and Gas Associationand on the board of directors of the DenverMuseum of Nature and Science and theAmerican Geologic Institute. He graduated fromWestern in 1976 with a degree in geology.

William Hanzlik played ten years inthe NBA with the Denver Nuggets and theSeattle Supersonics. He helped the Nuggetsreach the NBA Playoffs eight times during hisnine years in Denver. In 1986, Hanzlik co-found-ed the Gold Crown Foundation in Denver withColorado business leader Ray Baker to benefitColorado youth.

Pat Wiesner owns his own publishingcompany, Wiesner Publishing. He currentlyserves on the board of directors for DenverMetro Chamber, Public Education and BusinessCoalition, Public Education Network and JuniorAchievement.

Thomas S. Cox is the Crested ButteBranch President of Community Banks ofColorado. He recently served as chairman ofthe board and CEO of Community Banks ofColorado. From 1981-1985, Cox served as themayor of Crested Butte, Colorado.

Gregg Rippy is president and co-owner of Grand River Construction and also amanaging partner of Rocky Mountain Redi-Mix

and a member of the Board of Directors of Bankof Colorado and of American Alkali. He is a for-mer Colorado state congressman and served asthe House District 61 representative beginningin 2002. Prior to that he had been the District 57representative from 1999-2001.

Stephanie Foote was employed for fif-teen years in the petroleum industry until 1983,when she was elected to the Denver CityCouncil. Foote was elected to three terms,serving as president of the City Council in 1987and 1988. In 1993, she was appointed by MayorWellington Webb as chief of staff, and she heldthat position for seven years. In January 2000,Mayor Webb appointed Foote manager of PublicWorks and deputy mayor.

Peter F. Kirchhof works in PublicAffairs for Qwest Communications, Inc. He iscurrently on the Colorado Association ofCommerce and Industry board of directors.Kirchhof graduated from Western in 1979 with adegree in political science.

Valerie Schmalz is the owner ofSchmalz Construction, Ltd. and SchmalzLeasing, both of which have been establishedfor over thirty years.Schmalz also serves on thehonorary board of directors for ColoradoWomen's Hall of Fame. She is a 1993 Westerngraduate with a degree in business administra-tion.

Ryan BailyHead Coach

Track and Field

Pat StewartHead Coach

Football

Latricia TrammellHead Coach

W. Basketball

Terri StinsonSecretary

ESS

Mike MoskowitzHead Coach

M. Basketball

Brenton IllumAssistant Coach

Football

LLeeggaaccyy ooff aa LLeeggeennddTracy Borah Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame Room

The Legacy of a Legend cam-paign, which began more thantwo years earlier, came to fruition

on Sept. 11, 1999 with the grand openingof the Tracy Borah Mountaineer SportsHall of Fame Room. Located in the PaulWright Gymnasium, the room is a placeto celebrate the history and heritage ofWestern State College athletics. Thecampaign also was designed to give ascholarship to one wrestler each year.The 2006-07 recipient of this scholarshipis Zach Lee.

Many contributed significantly tomake the Tracy Borah MountaineerSports Hall of Fame Room and MemorialScholarship a reality. What we have donewill have a permanent and transformingimpact on Mountaineer Athletics.However, this is not an end but a begin-ning. This project also has shown uswhat tremendous opportunities lie ahead.There will always be room at our table forothers who have a devotion to Western,the heart to contribute without reserva-tion, and the dream to further elevateMountaineer athletics - which is woveninto the fabric of so many of our lives.

If you have itemsthat should be consid-ered for display in theHall of Fame, now or inthe future, please call(970) 943-2079.

If you are inter-ested in donating toeither the Hall of Fameroom or the Tracy BorahMemorial WrestlingScholarship, please callGreg Waggoner at 943-2079.


1995 InducteesTracy Borah Bill NoxonBill Rhodes Sven WiikWillard "Pete" PedersonPaul W. Wright

1996 InducteesBill Campbell Herb DorricottKen MacLennan Hannah PraxlEduardo Navas-RodriguezLorie Moreno Roch

1997 InducteesThomas V. Beeson Juan DiazAl Rozman Dr. John JohnsonJay Peck Crosby Perry-SmithCharlie Thompson

1998 Inductees1963 Wrestling TeamMack Miller Regina RhodesMarshall SeraphineOliver Woods

1999 InducteesGene Anderson James BauerJustin Cross Richard MizeDale Stryker

2000 Inductees1990 Women’s Cross Country TeamSam Boyd J.W. CampbellLaurie Nickolaus-BrooksLoris Werner

2001 InducteesBill Andreas Jim ArcieriElva Dryer Dave GorsuchBob HollingsheadJoan Mancini Todd

2002 Inductees1964 Wrestling TeamSteve Fendry Sue King KeirnesSteve Rieschel Sam Seale

2003 Inductees1954 Football TeamTyrone Johnson Jen KnightThomas WhittinghamGlen Younger

2004 InducteesWil Pierce Jim JacobyShane Carwin Dick MakingsMike MakingsTami (Phillips) Maciejko

2005 Inductees1956 and 1957 Ski TeamGene Williams Kam HegerVirg Stan Ed Francese

2006 InducteesNicole Aish Jayson MerrillTara Miller Richard MeyersWalter Jackson Frank Bauer

2007 Inductees1986 Men’s Cross Country TeamVirginia Harris Tiger DemersMike Zerr Jason DavisFrank Nails

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: According to its charter, the Hall of Fame has been organized to “promote the enduring values of athriving athletic program by identifying and recognizing those persons who deserve special acclaim for their contributions to WesternState College athletics.” To nominate someone, call (970) 943-2079.

O. Kay Dalton, took Western State football to anelite level during his tenure as head coach. Dalton led theMountaineers from 1961 to 1965 and during those years histeams were affectionately known as "The Dalton Gang".During his first two years, Dalton worked on fine tuning hisfootball machine and the Mountaineers came away with 4-5and 5-4 season. In 1963, the Mountaineers took over as oneof the top programs in the country. The Mountaineers went 8-1overall and 4-0 in RMAC play to claim the program's secondconference title ever. Western's lone setback in 1963 was toArizona State. The 1964 team could go down as the best everin Western State history. Western won its second straightRMAC title with a perfect 3-0 conference title. It also finishedthe regular season with a 9-0 record. The result was a trip tothe Mineral Bowl. The Mineral Bowl was known as the SmallCollege National Championship and the Mountaineers justmissed out on a National Title with a 14-13 setback to NorthDakota State. In 1965, the Mountaineers continued to roll, win-ning its third straight RMAC Championship and finishing theseason with a 7-1 overall record. The lone setback in 1965was a 14-7 setback to Weber State. During the 1963, 1964and 1965 campaigns, the three losses came by a total of 15points. Dalton left Western following the 1965 season to coachin the Canadian Football League. During Dalton's five years,the Mountaineers won three RMAC Championships, went 33-12 overall and 15-5 in RMAC play. Dalton ranks fourth all-timeat Western State in wins with 33.

James Hahn, is the most successful Women'sBasketball Coach in Western State history. After taking overthe program in 1982-83, the Mountaineers went through threerebuilding years before bursting on the scene in 1985-86 and1986-87. The 1985-86 team went 18-11 overall and 12-4 inRMAC play. The Mountaineers closed out the regular seasonby winning 10 of 11 games. In the NAIA District VII Playoffs,Western knocked off Adams State and Southern Utah beforefalling to Fort Lewis. The 1986-87 team secured the secondRMAC Championship in program history with a 22-7 overallrecord and a 12-2 mark in RMAC play. During one stretch dur-ing the season, the Mountaineers won 12 straight games andthen defeated Southern Colorado and Western New Mexico towin the NAIA District VII Playoffs before falling to FresnoPacific in the NAIA Bi-District Playoffs. For his career, Hahnwon a program best 113 games and seven straight seasons ofdouble-digit wins.

Franklin Jefferson, made history at WesternState, becoming the first African-American student-athlete onthe football and track and field teams. Jefferson played threeyears (1964-66) under head coach O. Kay Dalton. During the1964 season, Jefferson played defense, was the kicker andalso returned punts and kickoffs. Also in 1964, Jeffersonimpressed on the track, winning several medals in the 100,200 and 4 x 400 relay. In 1965, Jefferson was moved to theoffensive side of the ball and the move was a huge success.Jefferson led the team in rushing, scoring and was second intotal offense and punt return yards. Following the season,Jefferson was named the conference's Running Back of theYear. During his junior year, Jefferson never lost a yard whilecarrying the ball. Going in his senior season of 1966, Jeffersondrew national attention - being named the Player to Watch outof the conference by Sports Illustrated. Jefferson didn't disap-point as he was again named the Running Back of the Year.Following his senior season, Jefferson was invited to tryout byseveral NFL teams, but when it was discovered that he had achipped bone in his neck - Jefferson decided to stop playingand avoid the risk of being paralyzed. During his three years atWestern State, Jefferson and the Mountaineers went 31-3.

Ermelinda Shehu, came to Western State fromTirana, Albania in the Spring of 1995. A knee injury kept herout of the competition that year, but from 1996 to 1999, Shehuleft her mark as one of the greatest track and field athletesever to compete for Western State. Excelling in the TripleJump and Long Jump, Shehu earned four NCAA Division IINational Championships. Shehu won the Indoor NationalChampionship in the Triple Jump in 1996 and 1997 and the

Outdoor National Championship in the Triple Jump in 1996and 1997. Combining both the Triple Jump and Long Jump,Shehu earned nine NCAA Division II All-American honors.Shehu was a dominant force when it came to the RMACChampionships. During her career, Shehu won 21 RMACChampionships and still holds the RMAC IndoorChampionship record in the Triple Jump with a leap of 40-03.75 in 1997. As of her induction, Shehu holds the WesternState record for the Indoor Triple Jump (42-07.50), IndoorLong Jump (19-06.50), Indoor 60 (7.66), Outdoor 100 (11.78)and Outdoor 200 (24.42).

Bucky Broomhall, Broomhall turned his time as aWestern State skier into an impressive ski coaching career.Broomhall skied at Western from 1955-59 and took seventh inCross Country as a senior and also finished in the Top 20 inSki Jumping. Following his senior season, Broomhall was amember of the 1957 Olympic Training squad and also skied inthe Pre-Olympics in Squaw Valley in 1959. After graduating,Broomhall served as a teacher and coach in Fryeburg andMexico Maine and also Bennington, Vermont. He started theTorger Tokle Nordic Youth Ski Program that expanded nation-wide and is known throughout the county as the Bill KochLeague. Broomhall is also a FIS technical delegate and hasofficiated Junior High, High School, Junior Olympic, NCAA,U.S. Nationals and World Championship events. He also com-petes in World Master events.

Bob Decker, served as both coach and facultymember at Western State, as well as many years serving theGunnison and Western State communities. Decker arrived atWestern State as Head Men's Basketball Coach and AssistantProfessor in 1967. Decker stepped away from coaching in1977 continued as an Assistant Professor until 1990. In thecommunity, Decker has always been busy. He served as theMayor of Gunnison for four years and on the City Council foreight years. He also served on the Upper GunnisonConservation Board for eight years and was a Trustee of StateColleges for eight years. Decker was also on the Board ofDirectors for Club 20, a Chamber of Commerce member, theDos Rios Golf Club board and the Colorado UniversityAdvisory Board. Decker has also been a member of theMountaineer Athletic Association for 40 years and establishedthe Decker Basketball Scholarship.

Peter Rodriquez, went from a Western State foot-ball player to one of the top assistant coaches in the NationalFootball League. Rodriguez arrived after Western in 1961 andplayed for the Mountaineers for three years under head coachO. Kay Dalton. Following his playing career, Rodriguez got hiscoaching start at Stratton High School where he served asboth assistant High School coach and Head Middle Schoolcoach for all sports that the Middle School provided. After atwo year stop as Head Football Coach at Harrison HighSchool in Colorado Springs, Rodriguez moved up the collegegame. Rodriguez served as a Graduate Assistant at Arizona,where the received his Master's of Education in Administration.After that, Rodriguez held assistant jobs at Western Illinois,Florida State, Iowa State and then again at Western Illinois.Rodriguez then tried his hand at the professional level, servingas an assistant in the USFL for three years before the leaguefolded in 1986. Rodriguez then went back to college for a yearat Northern Iowa before turning pro for good with a one-yearstint in the CFL with the Ottawa Roughriders. After that it wason to the NFL in 1988, where he would spend the next 19years as one of the top Special Teams coaches in the league.Twice during his career he was voted Special Teams Coach ofthe Year by his peers and he was also named Special TeamsCoach of the Decade (1990's) by the Dallas Morning News.While in the NFL, Rodriguez coaches for the Los AngelesRaiders (1988-89), Arizona Cardinals (1990-93), WashingtonRedskins (1994-97), Seattle Seahawks (1998-2003) andJacksonville Jaguars (2003-2006). Rodriguez retired fromcoaching in 2006 after coaching for 43 years.

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Spring 2008

March 29, 2008

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MMoouunnttaaiinneeeerr AAtthhlleettiicc AAssssoocciiaattiioonnHOW YOU BENEFIT

As a member of the Mountaineer Athletic Association, you will receive benefits and privi-leges in accordance with the contribution level you choose. These benefits include all-sportpasses, MAA regalia, reserved parking and invitations to social functions.

HOW WESTERN BENEFITSMountaineer Athletic Association members have the satisfaction of knowing that they are

responsible for providing:

• Educational opportunities for young student-athletes• Assistance in achieving the margin of excellence which inspires Western athletes and

coaches to competitive and exciting performances• An ingredient in the 2007-2008 Mountaineer Magic!

Wayne BrownMAA President

2008-09 MAA Board

PresidentWayne Brown

Vice PresidentPhil Perkins

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22000088 WWSSCC FFoooottbbaallll SScchheedduulleeDate Opponent Location Time Aug. 30 Emporia State Emporia, Kan. 7 p.m.Sept. 13 Nebraska-Kearney (Homecoming) * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m.Sept. 20 New Mexico Highlands * Las Vegas, N.M. 1 p.m.Sept. 27 Western New Mexico (Hall of Fame) * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m.Oct. 4 Fort Lewis * Durango, Colo. 12 p.m.Oct. 11 Colorado Mines * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m.Oct. 16 Mesa State * Grand Junction, Colo. 7 p.m.Oct. 25 CSU-Pueblo (Family Weekend) * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m.Nov. 1 Adams State * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m.Nov. 8 Chadron State * Chadron, Neb. 1 p.m.

* Denotes RMAC Conference Game

FOOTBALL



The 2008 football season will mark PatStewart's third year as head coach of the WesternState Mountaineers.

But Stewart has long been part of theWestern State football program.

From 1985-88, Stewart was a four-year letterwinning linebacker for the Mountaineers and a two-time All-Conference selection. Following his playingcareer at Western, Stewart went on to coach line-backers for the Mountaineers from 1989-93 undercurrent Western State Offensive Coordinator DukeIverson. During that stretch, the Mountaineers went32-19 and won two RMAC Championships.

Previous to taking over the Western Stateprogram in late January 2006, Stewart had spent thelast seven years at RMAC foe Nebraska-Kearney.

During the last five years, Stewart hadserved as the Lopers' Defensive Coordinator andduring that stretch the Lopers twice won the RMACChampionship and twice qualified for the NCAADivision II National Playoffs - including the 2005 sea-son.

In 2005, UNK ranked first in the RMAC inscoring defense, rushing defense, takeaways andpass defensive efficiency. The Lopers were also sec-ond in total defense, sacks and opponents thirddown conversions.

Stewart also has assistant coaching experi-ence at Olivet College (1996-98), Port Charlotte(Fla.) High School (1995) and Northern Colorado(1994).

“It has been a dream of mine to be the head

coach at Western State since I was an assistantthere,” Stewart said. “I’m excited to come back to myalma mater and my family is extremely excited aboutliving in a world class community like Gunnison.”

Stewart attended Mitchell High School inColorado Springs where he was an All-Conferencelinebacker.

Stewart received his Business degree (1990)and History Education degree (1992) from WesternState and his Master's Degree from NorthernColorado in 1995.

Stewart and his wife Linda have been mar-ried for 12 years and have two children - Amber andNick - and a grand-daughter (Hailey).

PAT STEWART

Head Coach

Third Year

Western State College Head Coaching History1922-24 A.C. Krause1925-26 Eugene Maynor1927 John Van Liew1928-29 Stewart Clark1930-34 Telfer Meade1935-47 Paul Wright1948-49 Vince Gavre

1950 Joe Thomas1951-52 Don Cumley1953-60 Pete Pederson1961-65 O. Kay Dalton1966-67 Oliver H. Woods1968-70 Gordon Zapp1971-84 Bill Noxon

1985-87 Hal Rogers1988-95 Carl Iverson1996 Wayne McGinn1997-2000 Carl Iverson2001-05 Jeff Zenisek2006-Present Pat Stewart


Brenton Illum enters his third season atWestern as Defensive Coordinator, RecruitingCoordinator and Assistant Head Coach.

Illum came to Western after serving as anassistant coach at NCAA Division I Missouri Statefor two years. Illum was in charge of DefensiveTackles, Inside Linebackers and was the SpecialTeams Coordinator. Prior to that, Illum as assistantcoach at RMAC foe FortLewis from 2001-03 andserved as DefensiveCoordinator andStrength Coach duringthose final two years. AsDefensive Coordinator,the Skyhawks showeddramatic improvement intakeaways (+15) andpoints allowed per-game(-15). Illum also servedas Fort Lewis' recruitingcoordinator and recruitedthe first winning team atFort Lewis in 20 years.

Illum's other coaching experience comesfrom Evangel University where he served asLinebacker Coach from 1998-2001. In all, his posi-tion players have won 6 All-American awards.

Illum attended Evangel to play both foot-ball and baseball and graduated from Evangel in1998 with a degree in Physical Education.

Born in Chicago, Ill., Illum played football,baseball and participated in powerlifting atWashburn Rural High School in Topeka, Kan.

Illum and his wife Molly have been marriedfor nine years. Molly was a standout volleyballplayer at Evangel University and has been a verysuccessful volleyball coach at the high school andcollegiate levels.

In 2006, Illum was elected to a three-yearterm on the NCAA Division II Assistant CoachesCommittee. Known as much for his recuiting asanything else, Illum recruits the Front Range ofColorado north of I-70, as well as the West CoastJunior Colleges.

BRENTONILLUM

Defensive CoordinatorAsst. Head Coach

Third Year

Third-year assistant coach CJ Teply will bethe new Offensive Coordinator for the WesternState football team in 2008.

Teply comes to Western after spendingfive seasons at Nebraska-Kearney. Teply coachedthe Lopers’ Running Backs and Tight Ends in2002, 2003 and 2005 and led the Wide Receiversin 2004.

At UNK, Teplycoached some of thebest players in theRMAC - includingreceiver Richie Ross,running back MikeMiller and tight endJoel Jacobs. Jacobswent on to sign a freeagent contract with theSt. Louis Rams andplayed in NFL Europein 2005. He then wenton to play in severalpreseason games with the New England Patriots.

Prior to UNK, Teply played college footballat Concordia (Neb.) and Peru State. He also spentone season playing for the Tri-City Diesel of theNational Indoor Football League (NIFL).

A 2003 graduate of UNK with a degree inHealth & Physical Education, Teply received agraduate degree in Physical Education in August2005.

Teply and his wife, Jen, have a daughter,Britton.

C.J. TEPLY

Offensive Coordinator

Third Year


David Pena will spend his thirdseason in charge of theMountaineer Offensive Line.

Pena has spent the previous fouryears as a college assistant coach.

In 2005, Pena was the Tight Ends GraduateAssistant at North Dakota State. Prior to that, Pena spent twoyears at Nebraska-Kearney (2003-04) as both an OffensiveLine coach and Running Backs coach. In 2002, Pena was anOffensive Line coach at his alma mater Mayville State.

Pena's collegiate playing career started at College ofthe Desert from 1997-2000 where he played Center andGuard. Pena then transferred to Mayville State where from2000-02 he was a two-year starter on the Offensive Line.

Pena earned his Bachelor of Arts in PhysicalEducation from Mayville State in 2002 and his Master's inEducation in 2005 from UNK.

Pena played his prep football at Brawley (Calif.)Union High School.

DAVIDPENA

Offensive Line

Third Year

Kevin Stanley will be in chargeof the Western defensive line for thethird straight year in 2008.

Stanley played for theMountaineers and now Offensive Coordinator Duke Iversonfrom 1994-98 and earned All-Conference honors as a seniorand then was an Assistant Coach during the 1999 seasonbefore returning as an assistant in 2006.

In 2005, Stanley served as Defensive Line andRecruiting Coordinator at Northern State. Prior to that he wasthe Assistant Strength Coach for football at Fresno State from2004-05.

Stanley also has coaching stops at Dodge CityCommunity College from 2002-03 where he served as DormDirector and Assistant Football Coach and also ChadronState where he as a Graduate Assistant from 2001-02.

Stanley received his degree in Kinesiology fromWestern in 1999 and his Master's in Secondary Educationfrom Chadron State in 2002.

Born in Boulder, Colo., Stanley attended ValleyHigh School in Gilcrest, Colo., where he was an All-Conference and All-State performer on the football field as ajunior and senior.

Stanley is certified USA Weightlifting Level I andalso NSCA CSCS certified.

KEVINSTANLEYDefensive Line

Third Year

Seth Bell is entering his third yearin charge of the Defensive Backs.

Bell grew up in Gunnison andwent to GHS where he was All-Conference in football and All-State in wrestling.

A two year starter at strong safety, Bell played forthe Mountaineers from 1999-2003.

Bell received his degree in Kinesiology from Westernin 2004 with an emphasis in Teacher Licensure.

In the fall of 2004, Bell went on to complete his stu-dent teaching in Physical Education at Bennett High Schoolwhile also serving as an assistant for the football andwrestling teams.

In 2005, Bell coached the wide receivers and defen-sive backs at Standley Lake High School and was head coachof the Junior Varsity team.

SETH BELL

Defensive Backs

Third Year

Jarrod Burns enters his secondyear as an assistant for WesternState.

Burns competed in cross country and track and fieldat Western from 2001-05 and graduated with a degree inHistory in 2006 and a degree in Exercise and Sport Science in2007.

Burns competed in cross country, track and field,football and basketball at Moffat County High School.

JARRODBURNSTight Ends

Second Year

Jeff Williamson enters his 17thyear as an assistant coach with theMountaineers.

Williamson played at Western from 1980-84 as arunning back under Hall of Fame Coach Bill Nixon.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Williamson becamea Gunnison resident in 1986 and now works for the Sherrif'sDepartment.

JEFFWILLIAMSON

Running Backs

17th Year


Third year Head CoachPat Stewart and his coachingstaff are optimistic about thisseason.

"We believe that the2008 season will be a suc-cessful one- our players andcoaches have workedextremely hard and are feelingvery positive going into thisseason," stated Stewart. "Webelieve that we have a chanceto be a good football team thisfall."

The Mountaineers went1-10 overall last season and 0-8 in RMAC play. This seasonthe expectation has risen.

"Success in the earlyyears isn't always necessarilymeasured in wins, althoughWestern State Football tradi-tion will ultimately evaluate uson our win / loss record," saidStewart. "We feel that as aprogram we have progressedevery year that we have beenhere. Last year we didn't winmany games, but we felt we

were a better football team inmany different ways.

After a heart breakingseason last year, Stewart andRecruiting Coordinator,Brenton Illum hit the recruitingtrail hard to find the highestquality players available.

"We recruited a greatdeal of talent this past winterand spring which is all a trib-ute to Brenton Illum and therest of the coaching staff'stremendous recruiting efforts."said Stewart. "We were able torecruit very successfully theareas within our programwhich were experiencingimmediate needs. The resultswere some of the best highschool football players in thestate of Colorado coming toWestern this fall. We alsoacquired transfers that fit with-in our program and that willhave an immediate impact forus this fall. This year weshould be a more mature andconfident football team." We

really feel that we have ahealthy mix of older guys andyounger guys heading into theseason."

OffenseThe Western State

offense has talent in everyposition. The difference thisyear is each position has morecollegiate experience.

The only change thisyear to Western's offense isthe offensive coordinator.

Third-year assistantcoach CJ Teply will be callingthe shots for Western'soffense.

"I'm very confidentCoach Teply will do a great jobleading our offense," Stewartsaid. "He's a tremendouslyskilled coach and very intelli-gent."

To lead theMountaineers offense on thefield at quarterback is seniorand captain, Cameron Merrill.

ProgressSuccess Is More Then Just Wins

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Merrill started in all11 games and threwfor 2,085 yards for tentouchdowns and aver-aged 189.5 yards-per-game. These numbershelped him earn All-RMAC Honorable Mention honors.

Tyler Daniels, NickEdwards, MilesGorham will be bat-tling for the back-upslots.

Merrill has severalweapons to throw tothis season. Oneoption is seniorDusten Copeland.Copeland had a mon-strous year for theMountaineers. Heappeared in all 11games and set schoolrecords with 86 catch-es for 1,156 yards and105.1 yards-per-game. He finished lastseason ranked secondin the RMAC in bothcatches and yards-per-game. He wassixth in the nation withcatches-per-game andseventh in yards-per-game. With theseimpressive numbers,Copeland was namedto First Team All-RMAC offense andselected to theNational FootballFoundation & CollegeHall of Fame -Colorado Chapter All-Colorado Team.

Seniors TylerRobertson and JRFinley will joinCopeland for playingtime, along with soph-omore Shaun Suttorpand newcomer Josh

Pender.Curtis Prock

should be the starterat tight end.

Running the ball issomething WesternState will look toimprove on in 2008.

Senior JaLenAyers led the team inrushing with 462 yardson 118 carries. He willbe in rotation withsenior Nathan Acreyfor playing time. Acreywas second on theteam in rushing yardswith 412 yard on 121attempts for six touch-downs.

Rasheed Smith willalso compete for play-ing time in the back-field.

The offensive linehas a mix of two jun-iors and severalunderclassmen. PaulBakka and SteveJohnson, the twoupperclassmen, willlead the offensive line.

Bakka started all 11games and earned All-RMAC HonorableMention honors lastseason. Johnson, whodidn't play in '07, but,had a big impact onthe team this off sea-son which resulted inhim being voted cap-

tain by his teammatesand should start onthe offensive line.

Defense"I'm truly excited to

see the fruit of ourlabor both in recruitingand in developing our

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talent," said DefensiveCoordinator BrentonIllum. "The differencebetween this year'sdefense and lastyear's defense shouldbe very noticeable.We have a bunch ofguys who really loveto run and hit and wecan't wait to see thecontinued growth ofour men."

On the defensiveline we finally havethe depth of talent thatwe need to succeed.Omer Tamir, DonnellAugust and LeviOstrom give us a veryathletic group ofstarters. SeniorShaun Hazelton,transfers King Manuand Charlie Alexander,true-freshman NickZissimos and othertravel squad members

can all play the gameand have the athleticability to do whatCoach Illum needsthem to do.

In the core of ourdefense, the insidelinebackers we mustreplace 2 seniors butwe have a very athlet-ic group returning thatwill play with tremen-dous effort. SionePongia, our only sen-ior at the position,should have a verygood season. ZachRayford, Blake Krenkeand Jesse Kirstatterwill also have veryimportant roles.

Our outside line-backer group is madeled by DanielPennington who is asenior and the defen-sive captain, TrevorBobb who was the top

defensive freshman ayear ago, and MikeReynolds (transfer)who will make up avery solid and diversegroup of athletes.

At the safety posi-tions, redshirt-fresh-man Marshall Wollumand transfer JasonAssanah will battle atthe strong safety spotwhile transfer DavionRogers at free safetymakes us much morephysical and athleticat that position.

Our cornerbacks in2008 will be a verydisciplined and experi-enced group. Thatcrew is headlined byE.J. Gillespie who is a3 year starter,Brendan Zink, a trueleader who took amedical redshirt lastyear, and D.J. Hugheswho started at freesafety as a true fresh-man in 2007.

Special TeamsWestern State is look-ing to make positivestrides on many of itsspecial team units."We have good com-petition at all of thekicking positions", saidStewart.Punting and somekicking will be handledby William Harris.Harris is a returner tothe team, but redshirt-ed last season. "Hehas shown a verystrong leg in practice,"said StewartKevin Daugherty, atrue-freshman, is also

competing for somekicking responsibili-ties. "Daugherty willtake care of the extrapoint and Field Goalduties."Copeland, Gillespieand Suttorp allreturned kicks for theMountaineers lastseason. "Every posi-tion for returning kicksand punts is wideopen," stated Stewart."We are just waiting tosee how it plays out."

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2007 Numerical RosterNo. Name Year Pos. HT WT Hometown/Previous School (High School)1 JaLen Ayers Sr. RB 5-9 175 Denver, Colo./Fort Hays State (George Washington HS)2 EJ Gillespie Jr. DB 5-9 170 Thornton, Colo./Horizon HS3 Sione Pongia Sr. ILB 5-10 205 Walnut Creek, Calif./Los Medanos (Mt. Diablo HS)4 Dusten Copeland Sr. WR 6-1 190 Glendale, Colo./Trinity International (Heritage HS)5 Donnell August Sr. DL 6-3 240 Orange County, Calif./Columbine HS6 Blake Krenke So. ILB 6-0 195 Arvada, Colo./Pomona HS7 Tyler Daniels R-Fr. QB 6-1 187 Westminster, Colo./Ranum HS9 Zach Rayford Jr. ILB 5-11 205 Superior, Colo./Boulder HS10 Nathan Acrey Sr. RB 5-11 215 Highland, Calif./San Bernandino Valley (Redlands East Valley HS)11 DJ Hughes So. DB 6-1 180 Westminster, Colo./Ranum HS12 Josh Pender Jr. WR 6-2 208 San Bernadino, Calif./San Gorgonio HS13 Nick Edwards R-Fr. QB 6-0 185 Westminster, Colo./Legacy HS14 Miles Gorham R-Fr. QB 6-3 205 Canon City, Colo./Canon City HS15 Mike Reynolds Jr. OLB 6-1 230 Moreno Valley, Calif./Martin Luther King Jr HS16 Cameron Merrill Sr. QB 6-2 205 Newbury Park, Calif./Moorpark JC (Newbury Park HS)17 Blaine Eppel So. DB 5-10 185 Loveland, Colo./Loveland HS18 Tyler Robertson Sr. WR 6-2 205 Castle Rock, Colo./Fort Hays State (Douglas County HS)19 Jason Assanah Jr. DB 5-9 200 Chino Hills, Calif./Citrus College (Chino Hills HS)20 Davion Rogers Jr. DB 5-9 185 Inglewood, Calif./El Camino CC (West Chester HS)21 Rhasheed Smith Jr. RB 5-11 205 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins HS23 Brendan Zink Jr. DB 6-0 185 Colorado Springs, Colo./Pine Creek HS24 Germaine Daniels Fr. RB 5-11 197 Miami, Flor./Miami Beach Senior HS25 Darius Johnson Jr. TE 6-1 220 Aurora, Colo./Eaglecrest HS26 Trevor Bobb So. OLB 6-1 210 Colorado Springs, Colo./Doherty HS27 Cree Clark Fr. DB 6-0 170 Palmer Lake, Colo./Lewis-Palmer HS28 Grant Dykstra So. DB 5-9 175 Siebert, Colo./Colorado Mines (Hi-Plans HS)29 Duke Williams Jr. DB 5-11 180 Aurora, Colo./Eaglecrest HS30 Kurtis Dunbar R-Fr. RB 6-0 195 Meeker, Colo./Meeker HS31 Austin Klosterman Fr. OLB 6-1 220 Brighton, Colo./Brighton HS32 Johnny Hickey Fr. OLB 6-2 210 Broomfield, Colo./Broomfield HS33 Andrew Maxcy So. DB 6-1 190 Kit Carson, Colo./Kit Carson HS34 Marshall Wollum R-Fr. DB 6-0 200 Louisville, Colo./Fairview HS35 Ben Fischer Fr. DB 5-10 170 Woodland Park, Colo./Woodland Park HS36 Shane Moran So. DB 5-10 208 Aurora, Colo./Eaglecrest HS37 Jesse Kirstatter Fr. ILB 6-3 212 Clifton, Colo./Palisade HS37 Jay Frazier Fr. DB 6-1 188 Brighton, Colo./Brighton HS38 Damjan Bates So. ILB 6-1 200 Highlands Ranch, Colo./Thunderidge HS39 Colton Martin R-Fr. DB 5-10 178 Golden, Colo./Clear Creek HS40 Dennis Bedford Jr. ILB 6-0 200 Westminster, Colo./Stanley Lake HS41 Garrett Lanham Fr. OLB 6-0 170 Louisville, Colo./Centaurus HS42 Dayne Allbrandt So. DL 6-0 205 Canon City, Colo./Canon City HS43 TJ Montoya Fr. RB 6-1 210 Lafayette, Colo./Centaurus HS44 Omer Tamir Jr. DL 6-1 255 Coppell, Texas/Coppell HS45 Levi Ostrom So. DL 6-4 215 Arvada, Colo./Faith Christian HS46 Nate Aue Fr. OLB 5-10 187 Lafayette, Colo./Centaurus HS47 Jensen DeJaynes Fr. OLB 6-0 205 Lakewood, Colo./Lakewood HS48 Daniel Pennington Sr. OLB 5-11 200 Colorado Springs, Colo./Wasson HS49 King Manu Jr. DL 6-1 240 Del Mar, Calif./El Camino CC (Morningside HS)50 Steve Johnson Jr. OL 6-2 285 New Port Richey, Flor./Nebraska-Kearney (River Ridge HS)51 Sean Lavell Fr. OL 6-2 255 Centennial, Colo./Grandview HS53 Ryan Cole Fr. OLB 6-0 205 Superior, Colo./Monarch HS54 William Harris R-Fr. P/K 5-11 190 Westminster, Colo./Northglenn HS55 Zach Elder Fr. ILB 6-1 190 Seneca, Kan./Nemaha Valley HS57 Kyle Chesnick So. OL 6-0 245 Pierce, Colo./Highland HS


No. Name Year Pos. HT WT Hometown/Previous School (High School)58 Kevin Daugherty R-Fr. P/K 6-1 165 Loveland, Colo./Thompson Valley HS59 Lloyd Tucker Jr. P/K 6-4 192 Carbondale, Colo./Roaring Fork HS60 Jared Card Fr. OL 6-2 220 Westminster, Colo./Standley Lake HS61 Scott Stuller So. OL 6-4 275 Boulder, Colo./Boulder HS62 Levi Greenly Fr. OL 6-6 245 Kersey, Colo./Platte Valley HS63 Jared Schembri Fr. LB 6-4 210 Colorado Springs, Colo./Coronado HS64 Stephen Imber Fr. OL 6-3 250 Byers, Colo./Byers HS65 Matt Cesario Fr. OL 6-5 255 Grand Junction, Colo./Grand Junction HS66 Andres Alers Fr. OL 5-11 230 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins HS67 Travis Elliott Fr. OL 6-0 220 Grand Junction, Colo./Grand Junction Central HS68 Andrew Pacheco Fr. OL 6-2 250 Littleton, Colo./Chatfield HS69 Collin Metz So. OL 6-0 280 Louisville, Colo./Monarch HS71 Justin Stone Fr. OL 6-2 275 Rifle, Colo./Rifle HS72 Ryan Walstrom R-Fr. OL 6-8 310 LaSalle, Colo./Valley HS74 Paul Bakka Jr. OL 6-4 270 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins HS75 Patrick Henderson So. OL 6-3 270 Aurora, Colo./Rangeview HS76 Tanner Wilcox Fr. OL 5-11 235 Florence, Colo./Florence HS77 Isaac Dickman Fr. OL 6-3 280 Hotchkiss, Colo./Hotchkiss HS78 Jordan Drake Fr. OL 6-6 265 Penrose, Colo./Florence HS80 Jason Dudley, Jr. So. TE 6-1 210 Greeley, Colo./Northridge HS81 Will Hunsaker Fr. TE 6-2 230 Durango, Colo./Durango HS82 Shaun Suttorp So. WR 6-0 175 Aurora, Colo./Gateway HS83 Curtis Prock So. TE 5-11 225 Castle Rock, Colo./Douglas County HS85 J.R. Finley Sr. WR 6-3 190 Brush, Colo./Fort Hays State (Brush HS)86 Lawrence Montoya Fr. OL 5-11 180 Louisville, Colo./Lakewood HS87 Allan Aguilar Fr. WR 6-2 190 Lakewood, Colo./Alameda HS88 Ethan Brown Fr. WR 6-3 180 Whitewater, Colo./Grand Junction Central HS89 Josh Bruning So. TE 6-2 220 Littleton, Colo./Northglenn HS90 Mac Marsh Fr. DL 6-4 220 Steamboat Springs, Colo./Steamboat HS91 Shaun Hazelton Sr. DL 6-1 205 Molalla, Ore./Colton HS92 Nick Zissimos Fr. DL 6-1 240 Broomfield, Colo./Broomfield HS93 Kenny Smith R-Fr. DL 5-9 200 Fountain, Colo./Wasson HS95 Brenden Condon Fr. DL 6-4 250 Falcon, Colo./Falcon HS96 Matt Newland Fr. P/K 6-2 210 Black Forest, Colo./Air Academy HS98 Matt McConnell R-Fr. TE 6-3 210 Berthoud, Colo./Berthoud HS99 Charlie Alexander So. DL 5-10 275 Eugene, Ore./Univ. of Oregon (Crater HS)

Brandon Galarza Fr. WR 6-1 195 Naturita, Colo./Nucla HSAlex Gray Fr. DB 5-10 170 Glen Mills, Penn./Granet Valley HSNoah Herrmann Fr. ILB 6-1 200 Cortez, Colo./Montezuma-Cortez HSJosh Hitchcock Fr. DL 6-2 200 Fort Collins, Colo./Fossil Ridge HSAnthony Maestas Fr. DB 5-11 170 Cortez, Colo./Montezuma-Cortez HSJohnny Peiper Fr. DB 6-0 180 Paonia, Colo./Hotchkiss HSMatt Rosso Fr. DB 5-11 160 Cortez, Colo/Montezuma-Cortez HSJacob Schade Fr. WR 6-0 165 Monument, Colo./Lewis-Palmer HSJoe Trujillo Fr. DB 5-11 175 Grand Junction, Colo./Grand Junction Central HSRyan Webb Fr. WR 6-2 175 Montrose, Colo./Montrose HS


WSC Career - Junior - Appeared in 10games as a Running Back ... Ran 412yards for six touchdowns.

Previous College - Played 2005-06 atSan Bernandino Valley College ...Earned All-Conference honors.

Prep - Competed in football and track atRedlands East Valley High School ...Helped team to Citrus Belt LeagueChampionship ... Two-time All-Leagueand All-County selection ... Played inState All-Star game.

Personal - Born in Redlands, Calif. ...Business Administration major.

WSC Career - Sat out 2007 season, dueto transferring.

Previous College - Played last twoyears at Cerritos Junior College ...Started college career at FayettevilleState (NC).

Prep - Played football at Columbine HighSchool ... Led team to StateChampionship in 2002 ... All-State andAll-Colorado as a senior in 2002 ... All-Conference as a senior and junior.

Personal - Born in Las Vegas, Nev. ...Business major.

WSC Career - Sophomore - Appeared in10 games as a Defensive Back ... Had21 tackles, two fumble recoveries andforced a fumble ... Junior - Appeared in11 games as a Running Back ... Had 462total yards on 118 attempts ... Averaged42.0 yards-per-game.

Previous School - Appeared in 10games as a freshman ... Came awaywith four tackles and one interception ...Started college career at Fort Hays State.

Prep - Four-sport athlete at GeorgeWashington High School ... HonorableMention All-State as a senior ... Rushedfor 1,300 yards as a senior.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Political Science major.

WSC Career - Junior - Appeared in all11 games ... Set school records with 86catches for 1,156 yards and 105.1 yardsper-game ... Finished the season rankedsecond in the RMAC in both catches andyards per-game ... Finished sixth in theNation in catches per-game and seventhin yards per-game ... First Team All-RMAC offense ... Selected to theNational Football Foundation & CollegeHall of Fame - Colorado Chapter All-Colorado Team.

Previous College - Played at TrinityInternational in 2004 and 2005 ... All-Conference as a sophomore and fresh-man.

Prep - Competed in football and track atHeritage High School ... Played fourth inthe State Championships in the 300Hurdles.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Business major.

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Career Rushing Numbers:No. Yards TD Avg.

2007 121 412 6 41.2Total 121 412 6 41.2


2007 118 462 0 42.0Total 118 462 0 42.0

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles FF F Recov. Int.

2006 21 1 2 -2005 4 - - 1Total 25 1 2 1

Career Receiving Numbers:No. Yards TD Avg.

2007 86 1156 6 105.1Total 86 1156 6 105.1

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WSC Career - Sophomore - Started all11 games ... Caught 39 passes for 385yards and three touchdowns ... Junior -Appeared in six games ... Caught fivepasses for 67 yards and one touchdown.

Previous College - As a red-shirt fresh-man, earned Honorable Mention All-RMAC honors after setting school recordwith 72 catches ... His 985 yards duringthat season ranks fourth in school history... Ranks seventh on Western’s careerlist with 101 catches and 1,370 yards ...Attended Fort Hays State in 2004.

Prep - Competed in football and rodeo atBrush High School ... All-State WideReceiver as a senior.

Personal - Born in Kerrville, Texas ...Business Administration major.

WSC Career - Freshman - As a truefreshman in 2004, appeared as areserve defensive lineman ...Sophomore - Appeared as a reservedefesnive lineman ... Redshirted in 2006... Junior - Appeared in ten games ...Recorded 19 tackles and 0.5 tackles-for-loss.

Prep - Competed in football andwrestling at Colton (Ore.) High School ...Named All-Conference offense anddefense as a junior and senior ... All-State selection as a senior ... Played inOregon Shrine All-Star game and waspicked as team captain.

Personal - Born in Oregon City, Ore. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Career - Junior - Started all 11games ... Threw for 2,085 yards, tentouchdowns and averaged 189.5 yards-per-game ... Named All-RMACHonorable Mention.

Previous College - Played at MoorparkJunior College ... First Team All-Leaguein 2006 and named “Impact Player of theYear”.

Prep - Played football and baseball atNewbury Park High School ... All-Conference selection ... Honor Roll stu-dent.

Personal - Born in Thousand Oaks,Calif. ... Business major ... Uncle is WSCHall of Famer Jayson Merrill.

WSC Career - Sophomore - Played asa back-up Linebacker ... Had 16 tacklesand 1.5 tackles-for-loss ... Junior -Started all 11 games ... Recorded 35tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss, 1.5 sacks,one broken-up play and one fumble.

Prep - Competed in football andwrestling at Wasson High School ... All-Conference Linebacker.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs,Colo. ... Biology major

WSC Career - Junior - Started all 11games ... Finished the season with 28tackles, 1.5 sacks for 12 yards, one fum-ble for ten yards.

Previous College - Played at LosMedanos Junior College ... Named All-Conference and Team MVP.

Prep - Competed in football, track, rugbyand wrestling at Mt. Diablo High School... All-League performer in football.

Personal - Born in Martinez, Calif. ...History major.

WSC Career - Sophomore - Started all11 games ... Finished sixth on the teamwith 42 tackles ... Junior - Appeared innine games ... Rushed 88 yards on 36attempts, for two touchdowns ... Threwfor 323 yards for one touchdown.

Previous College - Attended Fort HaysState in 2005.

Prep - Played football and baseball atDouglas County High School ... All-Conference selection.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

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2007 5 67 1 11.22006 29 385 3 38.52005 72 985 5 89.5Total 106 1437 9 13.6

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Career Passing Numbers:Comp. Att. Yards TD Avg.

2007 179 311 2085 10 189.5Total 179 311 2085 10 189.5

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL Sacks BrUp Fumbles

2007 35 2.5 1.5 1 12006 16 1.5 - - -Total 51 4.0 1.5 1 1

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles Sacks Fumbles

2007 28 1.5 1Total 28 1.5 1


2007 36 88 2 2.4Total 36 88 2 2.4

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles

2006 42Total 42

Career Passing Numbers:Comp. Att. Yards TD Avg.

2007 31 54 323 1 35.9Total 31 54 323 1 35.9

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL

2007 19 0.5Total 19 0.5


Previous College - Played football atCitrus College ... Named All-Conferenceand Team Defensive Player of the Yearas a freshman.

Prep - Played football, basketball andtrack at Chino Hills High School ...Named All-State in football and basket-ball ... Selected as team MVP andleague MVP ... Undefeated SierraLeague Champions in football.

Personal - Born in Los Angeles, Calif. ...Biology Sciences major ... Brain Shaw,cousin-in-law, plays for the Los AngelesLakers.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared asa part-time starter and reserve offensivelineman as a true freshman ...Sophomore - Started in all 11 games asan offensive lineman ... All-RMACHonorable Mention.

Prep - Played football and rugby at FortCollins High School ... Helped lead teamto Elite Eight as a senior ... All-Conference selection following seniorseason.

Personal - Born in Stevens Point, Wisc.... Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Played as areserve Linebacker ... Had two tackles,including one tackle-for-loss ...Sophomore - Appeared in eight games... Recorded 18 tackles and 1.5 tackles-

for-loss.

Prep - Two-sport star at Standley LakeHigh School ... As a junior was namedAll-Region and All-Conference ... Had 29tackles in one game as a junior.

Personal - Born in Longmont, Colo. ...Business Management major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared inall 11 games ... Finished with 12 tackles,one tackle-for-loss and one interception... Sophomore - Appeared in all 11games ... Finished with 32 tackles andone interception ... Returned the ball for332 yards for kick return.

Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Horizon High School ...Named All-Conference as a senior andjunior ... Earned All-State honors as asenior ... As a senior started asDefensive Back, Wide Receiver and as aKick Returner ... During prep career,returned seven kickoffs and punts fortouchdowns.


WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared asa reserve Tight End and on SpecialTeams ... Sophomore - Appeared in all11 games ... Caught 23 catches for 239yards and one touchdown.

Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Eagle Crest High School.

Personal - Born in Clovus, N.M. ...Exercise and Sports Science major.

WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007.

Previous College - Attended Nebraska-Kearney (2006-07).

Prep - Competed in football, track andwrestling at River Ridge High School ...All-Conference and All-District selection.

Personal - Born in Florida ... Art major.

Previous College - Played football at ElCamino Community College.

Prep - Played football at MorningsideHigh School ... First Team All-Area ... Asa senior, had 114 tackles, two intercep-tions, five sacks, 12 tackles-for-loss andfour touchdowns.

Personal - Born in Nuku alofa, Tonga ...Business major.

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL

2007 18 1.52006 2 1.0Total 20 2.5

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Previous College - Led RiversideCommunity College in all receiving cate-gories ... All-American quarterback atCerritos College.

Prep - Played football, track and base-ball standout at San Gorgonio HighSchool ... Three-year starter at quarter-back ... All-Conference ... Team MVP.

Personal - Born in San Bernadino, Calif.... Business major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Saw time asa reserve Linebacker ... Recorded 21tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss and one sack... Sophomore - Started all 11 games ...Recorded 39 tackles, 2.0 tackles-for-lossand three broken-up plays.

Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track and Boulder High School ...First-team All-Region Running Back ...Old Spice Player of the Year ... Rushedfor 248 yards in one game.

Personal - Born in Boulder, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Previous College - Played atGrossmont Community College his fresh-man year.

Prep - Three sport athlete at MartinLuther King Jr. High School ... First Team

All-Conference.

Personal - Born in Tulsa, Okla. ...Exercise and Sport Science major ...One of five children.

Previous College - Played at El CaminoCommunity College (2006-07) ... Twoyear starter at El Camino CC ... SecondTeam All-Mission Conference.

Prep - Competed in football at WestChester High School ... Three-time Firstteam All-Conference ... Named MostValuable Defensive Player (2006).

Personal - Born in Los Angeles, Calif. ...Architecture major.

Previous College - Attended West HillsCollege (2004-06).

Prep - Played football and baseball atFort Collins High School ... Three yearAll-Conference selection.

Personal - Born in Rockford, Ill. ...Undecided major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared asa part-time starter ... Finished seasonwith 28 tackles, two tackles-for-loss andone sack ... Sophomore - Started all 11games ... Recorded 42 tackles, 7.5 tack-les-for-loss, 4.5 sacks, one forced fumbleand one blocked kick.

Prep - Played football and basketball atCoppell (Texas) High School ... First-team All-District as a senior.

Personal - Born in Toronto, Canada ...

Psychology major.

WSC Career - Medical Redshirt in 2007.

Prep - Competed in football and trackand field at Eaglecrest High School ...Four-year letterwinner ... Defensive MVP... Three-time All-Conference selection ...Came away with 10 career interceptionsand three picks in one game.

Personal - Born in Denton, Texas ...Communications major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared inall 11 games as a freshman... Finished10th on the team with 31 tackles ...Returned 17 punts for 120 yards ...Sophomore - Started all 11 games ...Led team with 68 tackles ... Also had 1.5tackles-for-loss and one forced fumble ...Redshirted in 2007.

Prep - Competed in football andwrestling at Pine Creek High School ...Helped lead football team to the stateQuarterfinals and the wrestling team to a10th place finish at the state tourney ...Earned All-Conference and All-City acco-lades in football as a senior.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs,Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Sciencemajor.

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DDaavviioonn RRooggeerrss

##2200JJuunniioorr

DDBB//55-99//118855IInngglleewwoooodd,, CCaalliiff..

RRhhaasshheeeedd SSmmiitthh

##2211JJuunniioorr

RRBB//55-1111//220055FFoorrtt CCoolllliinnss,, CCoolloo..

MMiikkee RReeyynnoollddss

##1155JJuunniioorr

LLBB//66-11//223300MMoorreennoo VVaalllleeyy,, CCaalliiff..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL Sacks FF

2007 42 7.5 4.5 12006 28 2.0 1.0 -Total 70 9.5 5.5 1

OOmmeerr TTaammiirr

##4444JJuunniioorr

DDLL//66-11//225555CCooppppeellll,, TTeexxaass

BBrreennddaann ZZiinnkk

##2233JJuunniioorr

DDBB//66-00//118855CCoolloorraaddoo SSpprriinnggss,, CCoolloo..

ZZaacchh RRaayyffoorrdd

##99JJuunniioorr

LLBB//55-1111//220055SSuuppeerriioorr,, CCoolloo..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL BrUp Sack

2007 39 2.0 3 -2006 21 2.5 - 1Total 60 4.5 3 1

DDuukkee WWiilllliiaammss

##2299JJuunniioorr

DDBB//55-1111//118800AAuurroorraa,, CCoolloo..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL FF

2006 68 1.5 12005 31 - -Total 99 1.5 1

Career Returning Numbers:Punts Yards Avg.

2005 17 120 7.1Total 17 120 7.1

30

CChhaarrlliiee AAlleexxaannddeerr

##9999SSoopphhoommoorree

DDLL//55-1100//227755EEuuggeennee,, OOrree..

SOPHOMORESOPHOMORE

KKyyllee CChheessnniicckk


OOLL//66-00//224455PPiieerrccee,, CCoolloo..

TTrreevvoorr BBoobbbb



JJoosshh BBrruunniinngg


TTEE//66-22//222200LLiittttlleettoonn,, CCoolloo..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL Sacks FF Int.

2007 35 4.0 1 1 1Total 35 4.0 1 1 1

Career Offense Numbers:Catch Yards Avg.

2007 1 2 2.0Total 1 2 2.0

Previous College - Wrestled atUniveristy of Oregon ... Placed fourth atthe Pac 10 Conference Championships... NCAA Qualifier.

Prep - Participated in football andwrestling at Crater High School ... Four-time State Champions in wrestling ...Was a State Champion in 2006 inwrestling (40-0) ... All-American grecoand freestyle ... Second Team Asics All-American in wrestling ... Ranked secondnationally as a senior ... Triple Crownwinner his senior year ... Second at Stateas a junior ... Selected to All-Conferencedefense and offense his senior year infootball ... Played in All-Star Game.

Personal - Born in Medford, Ore. ...Government and Politics major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Played line-backer for the Mountaineers.

Prep - Played football, hockey andlacrosse at Canon City High School ...First Team All-Conference as a seniorand junior ... All-Conference AcademicTeam member.

Personal - Born in Fort Collins, Colo. ...Chemistry major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11games ... Recored 35 tackles, 4.0 tack-les-for-loss, one sack for 21 yards, oneinterception for ten yards and one forcedfumble.

Prep - Played football and basketball atDoherty High School ... Two-time All-Area and All-Conference selection ... Asa senior, came away with 110 tacklesand four interceptions ... Also had ninetouchdowns as a Wide Receiver.

Personal - Born in El Paso, Texas ...Undecided on a major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared asa reserve Tight End ... Sophomore -Appeared in all 11 games ... One catchfor two yards.

Prep - Played football and basketball atNorthglenn High School ... Won FrontRange League title in football.

Personal - Born in Northglenn, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Career - Redshirted in 2006 ...Freshman - Played as an offensivelinesman.

Prep - Competed in football, wrestlingand track at Highland High School ... All-Conference selection as a senior.



Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Northridge High School ...Led team to Conference Championshipand was selected All-Conference as asenior.

Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ...Business major.

Previous College - Played football atColorado School of Mines in 2005-2007.

Prep - Participated in football, basketballand track at Hi-Plans High School ... All-State and All-Colorado Selection ...Selected as sixth man of the year in bas-ketball.

Personal - Born in Hugo, Colo. ... Landand Resource Management major ...Brother Derek Dykstra, plays at ColoradoMines.

DDaayynnee AAllllbbrraanntt


DDLL//66-00//220055CCaannoonn CCiittyy,, CCoolloo..


JJaassoonn DDuuddlleeyy JJrr..


TTEE//66-11//221100GGrreeeelleeyy,, CCoolloo..

GGrraanntt DDyykkssttrraa


DDBB//55-99//117755SSeeiibbeerrtt,, CCoolloo..


BBllaaiinnee EEppppeell


DDBB//55-1100//118855LLoovveellaanndd,, CCoolloo..

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared infive games ... Recorded 14 tackles.

Prep - Competed in football, wrestlingand baseball at Loveland High School ...Named All-State, All-Area and All-Conference as a senior ... Had 199 tack-les as a senior.

Personal - Born in Loveland, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Careeer - Freshman - Saw actionfor the Mountaineers as an offensivelineman.

Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Rangeview High School ...Earned All-State, All-City and All-Conference as a senior and junior.

Personal - Born in Norman, Okla. ...Business major ... Cousin RonnieBradford, played at Unviersity ofColorado and is currently playing in theNFL for the Minnesota Vikings.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared inall 11 games ... Recorded 22 tackles, 1.0tackles-for-loss, one interception, onebroken-up play and one fumble.

Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Ranum High School ...Three-time All-Conference selection ...Named All-State following junior year ...

Caugh 129 balls for 2221 yards duringhigh school career.

Personal - Born in Oakland, Calif. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in10 games ... Recorded 29 tackles, 3.0tackles-for-loss, one sack for five yards,one fumble for 12 yards.

Prep - Played football and baseball atPomona High School ... All-Colorado andAll-State Linebacker and Running Back... All-Conference selection as a seniorand junior.

Personal - Born in Wheat Ridge, Colo.... Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared inall 11 games ... Recorded 22 tackles.

Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Kit Carson High School ...Two-time All-State honoree and three-time All-Conference pick ... MVP ofColorado 6-man and 8-man All-StarGame.

Personal - Born in Hugo, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11games at offensive line.

Prep - Played football at Monarch HighSchool ... Helped lead team to threeConference Championships ... All-Stateas a senior ... Two-time All-Conferencepick ... Conference’s Most ValuableLineman as a senior.

Personal - Born in Boulder, Colo. ...Petroleum Geology major.


Previous College - Played at AdamsState (2005-06).

Prep - Competed in football, wrestlingand lacrosse at Eaglecrest High School... All-Conference performer ... Ranked inthe Top 5 in Colorado for tackles as asenior and junior.

Personal - Born in Aurora, Colo. ...Sociology major.


2007 14Total 14

PPaattrriicckk HHeennddeerrssoonn


OOLL//66-33//227700AAuurroorraa,, CCoolloo..

DDJJ HHuugghheess


DDBB//66-11//118800WWeessttmmiinnsstteerr,, CCoolloo..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL Int. Fumble BrUp

2007 22 1.0 1 1 1Total 22 1.0 1 1 1

BBllaakkee KKrreennkkee


LLBB//66-00//119955AArrvvaaddaa,, CCoolloo..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL Sack Fumble

2007 29 3.0 1 1Total 29 3.0 1 1

CCoolllliinn MMeettzz


OOLL//66-00//228800LLoouuiissvviillllee,, CCoolloo..

SShhaannee MMoorraann


DDBB//55-1100//220088AAuurroorraa,, CCoolloo..

AAnnddrreeww MMaaxxccyy


DDBB//66-11//119900KKiitt CCaarrssoonn,, CCoolloo..


2007 22Total 22

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WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared inseven games ... Recorded 26 tackles,3.0 tackles-for-loss and 3.0 sacks.

Prep - Played football at Faith ChristianHigh School ... All-State as a senior andjunior ... All-Colorado after senior season... Voted League’s Top Defensive Player.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Computer Science major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11games ... Caught six catches for 36yards and one touchdown.

Prep - Played football at Douglas CountyHigh School ... Helped lead his team to aState Championship as a junior andState Semifinal appearance as a senior... All-Conference pick as a senior.

Personal - Born in Monterey, Calif. ...Undecided on a major.

WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11games as an offensive lineman.

Previous College - Attended ColoradoState (2006-07).

Prep - Competed in football, wrestlingand track at Fairview High School ...State Runner up in football ... Two-yearletterwinners in football and wrestling.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs,Colo. ... History major.

WSC Career - Redshirted in 2006 ...Freshman - Appeared in eight games ...Caught 15 passes for 226 yards and twotouchdowns.

Prep - Played football, basketball andbaseball at Gateway High School ... Ledfootball team to Continental LeagueChampionship ... All-Conference selec-tion ... Caught 18 passes for 363 yardsand two scores.

Personal - Born in Auora, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

LLeevvii OOssttrroomm

##4455SSoopphhoommoorreeDDll//66-44//221155

AArrvvaaddaa,, CCoolloo..

Career Defense Numbers:Tackles TFL Sacks

2007 26 3.0 3.0Total 26 3.0 3.0

CCuurrttiiss PPrroocckk


TTEE//55-1111//222255CCaassttllee RRoocckk,, CCoolloo..

SShhaauunn SSuuttttoorrpp


WWRR//66-00//117755AAuurroorraa,, CCoolloo..

Career Offense Numbers:Catches Yards TD Avg

2007 6 36 1 6.0Total 6 36 1 6.0

SSccootttt SSttuulllleerr


OOLL//66-44//227755BBoouullddeerr,, CCoolloo..

Career Offense Numbers:Catches Yards TD Avg

2007 15 226 2 15.1Total 15 226 2 15.1


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Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Alameda High School ...Earned All-Conference honors in all threesports.

Personal - Born in Duarte, Calif. ...Business Administration major.


Prep - Played football at Fort CollinsHigh School ... Lead team to back-to-back Conference Championships ...Team made the State Semis as a seniorand junior ... First Team All-Conferenceas a senior.

Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ...History major.

Prep - Participated in football and trackat Centaurus High School ... Recorded111 tackles as a senior.

Personal - Born in Lafayette, Colo. ...History major.

Prep - Competed in football and trackand field at Grand Junction High School... Led team to be the SouthwestLeague Champs (2004) ... Recorded 23catches for 320 yards and one touch-down.

Personal - Born in Grand Junction, Colo.... Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Participated in football and base-ball at Standley Lake High School.


Prep - Participated in football and trackat Grand Junction High School.

Personal - Born in Grand Junction, Colo.... Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Competed in football and trackand field at Lewis-Palmer High School ...Named Team MVP as a senior ... All-Conference selection.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs,

Colo. ... Psychology major.


Prep - Played football and baseball atMonarch High School ... Led team tothree consecutive State Quarterfinalappearances ... All-Region as a senior ...All-Conference as a senior and junior.

Personal - Born in Orange County, Calif.... Undecided on a major.

Prep - Competed in football andwrestling at Falcon High School ... All-Conference as a senior ... LeagueChampions.

Personal - Born in Minot, N.D. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Participated in football and trackand field at Miami Beach Senior HighSchool ... Named team captain ... All-County Honorable Mention ... Selectedfor All-Star team ... Recorded 1,023yards and 12 touchdowns.

Personal - Born in Miami, Flor. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.


FRESHMANFRESHMANAAllllaann AAgguuiillaarr

##8877FFrreesshhmmaann

WWRR//66-22//119900LLaakkeewwoooodd,, CCoolloo..

AAnnddrreess AAlleerrss


OOLL//55-1111//223300FFoorrtt CCoolllliinnss,, CCoolloo..

NNaattee AAuuee


LLBB//55-1100//118877LLaaffaayyeettttee,, CCoolloo..

EEtthhaann BBrroowwnn


WWRR//66-33//118800WWhhiitteewwaatteerr,, CCoolloo..

JJaarreedd CCaarrdd


OOLL//66-22//222200WWeessttmmiinnsstteerr,, CCoolloo..

MMaatttt CCeessaarriioo


OOLL//66-55//225555GGrraanndd JJuunnccttiioonn,, CCoolloo..

CCrreeee CCllaarrkk


DDBB//66-00//117700PPaallmmeerr LLaakkee,, CCoolloo..

RRyyaann CCoollee


LLBB//66-00//220055SSuuppeerriioorr,, CCoolloo..

BBrreennddeenn CCoonnddoonn


DDLL//66-44//225500FFaallccoonn,, CCoolloo..

GGeerrmmaaiinnee DDaanniieellss


RRBB//55-1111//119977MMiiaammii,, FFlloorr..

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TTyylleerr DDaanniieellss

##77RR-FFrreesshhmmaannQQBB//66-11//118877

WWeessttmmiinnsstteerr,, CCoolloo..

JJeennsseenn DDeeJJaayynneess


LLBB//66-00//220055LLaakkeewwoooodd,, CCoolloo..


Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Ranum High School ... Two-time All-State, All-Region and All-Conference performer ... Passed for6,502 yards during three Varsity seasonsand also 67 touchdowns ... Careeryardage and touchdown total both rankin the Top 10 in Colorado history ...Holds all major passing records atRanum High School and Skyline League.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Business Administration major ... ToddEakes, uncle, played football at ColoradoState University.

Prep - Four sport athlete at ThompsonValley High School ... Three-time All-Conference and All-Area selection ...Two-time MVP.

Personal - Born in Louisville, Texas ...Environmental Biology major.

Prep - Participated in football andbaseball at Lakewood High School.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Business major.

Prep - Three sport athlete at HotchkissHigh School.

Personal - Born in Eugene, Ore. ...Wildlife Biology major.

Prep - Played football, golf, basketballand track and field at Florence HighSchool ... First Team All-League infootball ... First Team HonorableMention in basketball ... Voted bestoffensive linesman ... Named on honorroll.

Personal - Born in Canon City, Colo.... Business major ... Hobbies includeworking on cars, hunting and fishing.


Prep - Competed in football, basket-ball, baseball and track at Meeker HighSchool ... Two-time All-Conferencepick.

Personal - Born in Meeker, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.


Prep - Participated in football, baseballand basketball at Legacy High School... All-Conference selection ... Ledsquad to back-to-back playoff berths.

Personal - Born in Cheyenne, Wyo. ...History and English major.

Prep - Participated in football andtrack at Nemaha Valley High School ...All-League linebacker ... Holds thehigh jump record ... Principle honorroll.

Personal - Born in Manhattan, Kan. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Participated in football andtrack and field at Grand JunctionCentral High School ... Led team to bethe Southwest League Champions(2004) ... Second team All-Conferenceas a senior ... Wendy's HeismannHonor Roll.

Personal - Born in Grand Junction,Colo. ... Political Science major.

KKeevviinn DDaauugghheerrttyy


PP//KK//66-11//116655LLoovveellaanndd,, CCoolloo..

JJoorrddaann DDrraakkee


OOLL//66-66//226655PPeennrroossee,, CCoolloo..

KKuurrttiiss DDuunnbbaarr

##3300RR-FFrreesshhmmaannRRBB//66-00//119955

MMeeeekkeerr,, CCoolloo..

IIssaaaacc DDiicckkmmaann


OOLL//66-33//228800HHoottcchhkkiissss,, CCoolloo..

TTrraavviiss EElllliiootttt


OOll//66-00//222200GGrraanndd JJuunnccttiioonn,, CCoolloo..

NNiicckk EEddwwaarrddss


WWeessttmmiinnsstteerr,, CCoolloo..

ZZaacchh EEllddeerr


LLBB//66-11//119900SSeenneeccaa,, KKaann..


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WWiilllliiaamm HHaarrrriiss

##5544RR-FFrreesshhmmaann

PP//KK//55-1111//119900WWeessttmmiinnsstteerr,, CCoolloo..

AAlleexx GGrraayy

FFrreesshhmmaannDDBB//55-1100//117700

GGlleenn MMiillllss,, PPeennnn..

JJaayy FFrraazziieerr


DDBB//66-11//118888BBrriigghhttoonn,, CCoolloo..

BBeenn FFiisscchheerr


DDBB//55-1100//117700WWooooddllaanndd PPaarrkk,, CCoolloo..

Prep - Played football and track and fieldat Woodland Park High School ... FirstTeam All-Conference as a senior ...Finished fourth at the StateChampionships in the 200 with a time of22.1.

Personal - Born in Littleton, Colo. ...Undecided major ... Loves the outdoorsand what the Gunnison community hasto offer.

Prep - Played football at Brighton HighSchool ... Unanimous All-Conferenceselection.

Personal - Born in Mesa, Ariz. ...Business major.

Prep - Three-sport athlete at Nucla HighSchool ... All-State and All-Conferenceselection.

Personal - Born in Kodiac, Alaska ...Undecided major.


Prep - Played football, basketball andbaseball at Canon City High School ...All-State selection as a quarterback, kick-

er and punter ... As a senior and junior,passed for 2,200 yards and 18 touch-downs.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs,Colo. ... Business Management major ...Father John Gorham, and Uncle DarrellGorham played football and baseball atCSU-Pueblo.

Prep - Participated in football at GranetValley High School ... Led team to a 14-2record his senior year.

Personal - Born in Pennsylvania ...Undecided major.

Prep - Played football and basketball atPlatte Valley High School ... Participatedin track and field ... State Champions in2007 and runners-up in 2006 ... All-Stateand All-Conferen selection his senioryear ... Voted team MVP offensive line ...Selected to play in All-State game ...Wendy's High School Heisman awardwinner.

Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ...Business Administration major.


Prep - Played football at NorthglennHigh School ... Earned All-Colorado, All-Region and All-Conference honors ...Had 37 punts as a senior for 46.1 yardsper punt ... Ranks as second best punterin school history.


Prep - Played football at Montezuma-Cortez High School ... Selected as teamcaptain.

Personal - Born in Cushing, Okla. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Played football at Broomfield HighSchool ... Named All-Conference as aquarterback and linebacker ... As a juniorat Denver South, passed for over 1,000yards and 15 touchdowns adn also ledthe team in tackles.

Personal - Born in Nevada ... Exerciseand Sport Science major ... His fatherplayed at Nebraska-Kearney.

Prep - Played football at Foosil RidgeHigh School ... Team captain his senioryear ... All-Conference ... Had 12 sacks,two fumbles, one interception and 62tackles his senior season.

Personal - Born in Fort Collins, Colo. ...Undecided major.MMiilleess GGoorrhhaamm


CCaannoonn CCiittyy,, CCoolloo..

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NNaattuurriittaa,, CCoolloo..

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FFrreesshhmmaannLLBB//66-11//220000CCoorrtteezz,, CCoolloo..

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DDLL//66-22//220000FFoorrtt CCoolllliinnss,, CCoolloo..

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OOll//66-66//224455KKeerrsseeyy,, CCoolloo..


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OOLL//66-33//225500BByyeerrss,, CCoolloo..

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LLBB//66-33//221122CClliiffttoonn,, CCoolloo..

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LLBB//66-11//222200BBrriigghhttoonn,, CCoolloo..

GGaarrrreetttt LLaannhhaamm


LLBB//66-00//117700LLoouuiissvviillllee,, CCoolloo

SSeeaann LLaavveellll

##5511RR-FFrreesshhmmaannOOLL//66-22//225555

CCeenntteennnniiaall,, CCoolloo..

MMaacc MMaarrsshh


DDLL//66-44//222200SStteeaammbbooaatt SSpprriinnggss,, CCoolloo..

CCoollttoonn MMaarrttiinn

##3399RR-FFrreesshhmmaann

DDBB//55-1100//117788GGoollddeenn,, CCoolloo..

AAnntthhoonnyy MMaaeessttaass

FFrreesshhmmaannDDBB//55-1111//117700CCoorrtteezz,, CCoolloo..

Prep - Particpated in football and trackand field at Durango High School ... Fouryear starter in football at defensive endand tight end ... Two-time All-Conferenceand MVP ... Led team to a SouthwestLeague Championship (2006) ... Trackand Field he holds school records in theshot put (58' 2") and discus (171' 5") ...Two-Time Regional Champ ... Second atState meet in shot put.

Personal - Born in Irving, Texas ...Undecided major.

Prep - Played football at Byers HighSchool ... Named All-State as a senior ...Named All-Conference as a junior andsenior.

Personal - Born in Aurora, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Three-sport athlete at PalisadeHigh School ... Named League Linemanof the Year (2007) ... All-Conference as asenior ... Selected to play in the All-Stategame.

Personal - Born in Elkhart, Ind. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Played football at Brighton HighSchool ... Named All-State as defensiveback his senior year ... Three-time All-Conference for both offense and defense... Recorded 2,120 all-purpose yards, 21touchdowns, 120 tackles and six inter-ceptions ... Selected for the IronmanAward his senior year.

Personal - Born in Brighton, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Competed in football andwrestling at Centaurus High School ...Named League Wide Receiver of theYear ... Defensive Back of the Year ... All-Conference .. All-State pick as a senior... Will also wrestle at Western State.

Personal - Born in Boudler, Colo. ...Biology major ... Brother, Justin, playedfor two National Championship teams atNorthern Colorado.


Prep - Participated in football andlacrosse at Grandview High School ...Selected to All-League.


Prep - Four-sport athlete at Montezuma-Cortez High School.

Personal - Born in Farmington, N.M. ...Environmental Biology major.

Prep - Participated in football, baskeballand track at Steamboat High School ...Team Captain ... Named All-Conferenceas a senior ... Western Slope LeagueChamps.

Personal - Born in California ... Geologymajor.


Prep - Participated in football, basketballand baseball at Clear Creek High School... Selected on Second Team All-Leaguefor basketball and football.


WWiillll HHuunnssaakkeerr


TTEE//66-22//223300DDuurraannggoo,, CCoolloo


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LLaawwrreennccee MMoonnttooyyaa


OOLL//55-1111//118800LLoouuiissvviillllee,, CCoolloo..

MMaatttt MMccCCoonnnneellll

##9988RR-FFrreesshhmmaannTTEE//66-33//221100

BBeerrtthhoouudd,, CCoolloo..

TTJJ MMoonnttooyyaa


RRBB//66-11//221100LLaaffaayyeettttee,, CCoolloo..


Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Berthoud High School ...Earned All-State, All-Area and All-Conference honors as a senior.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Petroleum Geology major ... CousinDerek Rowe, played at Nebraska-Kearney.

Prep - Played at Lakewood High School... Led the Tigers to the StateQuarterfinals as a junior ... Two-time All-State honors ... Two-time All-Conferenceselection.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Undecided major.

Prep - Participated in football, basketballand track at Centaurus High School ...MVP offense ... First team All-Conference selection ... Recorded 980rushing yards and 13 touchdowns.

Personal - Born in Aurora, Colo. ...Psychology major.

Prep - Three-sport athlete at AirAcademy High School ... Selected as All-State Kicker ... Two-time All-LeagueKicker.

Personal - Born in Camp Lejeune, N.C.... Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Played football at Chatfield HighSchool ... Two-time All-Conference selec-tion ... 2007 Colorado Crush Iron ManAward winner.

Personal - Born in Salt Lake City, Utah... Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Participated in football and trackand field at Hotchkiss High School ...Three-time All-Conference for football ...Four-time All-Conference for track andfield ... Recorded 118 tackles, two sacks,two interceptions and two forced fum-bles.

Personal - Born in Orlando, Flor. ...Undecided major.

Prep - Participated in football, wrestling,basketball and track at Montezuma-Cortez High School ... Selected as All-Conference for football and track ... Two-time All-State honors for football ...Recorded 1,314 rushing yards and 17touchdowns.

Personal - Born in Cortez, Colo. ...Business Management major.

Prep - Played football at Lewis-PalmerHigh School.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs,Colo. ... Pre-Med major.

Prep - Participated in football and trackat Coronado High School ... SecondTeam All-Region ... All-State HonorableMention ... All-City honors ... All-Starselection ... Recorded 147 tackles andone interception.

Personal - Born in Phoenix, Ariz. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

MMaatttt NNeewwllaanndd


PP//KK//66-22//221100BBllaacckk FFoorreesstt,, CCoolloo..

AAnnddrreeww PPaacchheeccoo


OOLL//66-22//225500LLiittttlleettoonn,, CCoolloo..

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FFrreesshhmmaannDDBB//55-1111//116600CCoorrtteezz,, CCoolloo..

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Prep - Competed in football, wrestlingand swimming at Wasson High School ...All-State selection as a senior ... All-League as both a senior and junior.

Personal - Born in Killeen, Texas ...Criminal Justice major.

Prep - Played football at Rifle HighSchool ... Led team to a StateChampionship in 2004 ... Runners up in2005 ... All-Conferene selection as asenior.

Personal - Born in Lake Havasu, Ariz. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Three-sport athlete at GrandJunction Central High School ... TeamCaptain ... Led team to a SouthwestLeague Champs in 2004.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ...Undecided major.


Prep - Competed in football, basketballand track at Valley High School ...Earned All-Conference honors in bothbasketball and track.

Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ...Exercise and Sport Science major.

Prep - Participated in football and bas-ketball at Montrose High School ...Southwest League Champs in football.

Personal - Born in Montrose, Colo. ...Biology major.

Prep - Four sport athlete at FlorenceHigh School ... Two-time All-Statewrestler ... Two-time All-State footballplayer ... Defensive Line MVP ... Ledteam to be State Champions in 2005.

Personal - Born in Canon City, Colo. ...Business major.

WSC Career - Medical Redshirt in 2007.

Prep - Played football at Fairview HighSchool ... Helped lead team to three CityChampionships ... All-State as a senior ...Two-time All-Region and All-Conferenceperformer ... Had 101 tackles as a seniorand 79 as a junior.

Personal - Born in Boulder, Colo. ...Business major.

Prep - Competed in football, track andfield and wrestling at Broomfield HighSchool ... All-State football his senioryear ... Selected to play in the All-Stategame ... 16 sacks as a senior ... Three-time All-State track performer ... Helpedset school record in 4x200 relay ... Two-time All-State wrestler.

Personal - Born in Algonquin, Ill. ...Undecided major.

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Rocky Mountain Athletic ConferenceThe Rocky Mountain Athletic

Conference is a 14-team conferencethat has members in Colorado,Kansas, New Mexico and Nebraska.

The conference is broken upinto an East Division (Chadron State,Colorado Christian, Colorado Schoolof Mines, UC-Colorado Springs,Metropolitan State, Regis andNebraska-Kearney) and a WestDivision (Adams State, CSU-Pueblo,Fort Lewis, Mesa State, New MexicoHighlands, Western New Mexico andWestern State) for most major coresports.

For football the conferencecompetes with nine teams (AdamsState, Chadron State, ColoradoSchool of Mines, Fort Lewis, MesaState, Nebraska-Kearney, NewMexico Highlands, Western NewMexico and Western State).

The conference was firstcalled the Colorado Faculty AthleticConference in 1909 and had fourcharter members: University ofColorado, Colorado A&M (nowColorado State), Colorado Collegeand Colorado School of Mines. The conference was re-named theRocky Mountain Faculty AthleticConference in 1910 and in 1924Western State and NorthernColorado joined the conference.

In 1967 the name of the con-

ference was officially changed to theRocky Mountain Athletic Conferenceand in 1992 the conference becamean official member of the NCAADivision II.

In July of 1997, UC-Colorado Springs was added and in2006, Fort Hays moved out of theconference and Western NewMexico joined the league.

The RMAC offices arehoused in Colorado Springs, Colo.

RMAC STAFFJ.R. Smith - CommissionerSandee Mott - AssistantCommissionerEric Danner - AssistantCommissionerSarah Meier - AssistantCommissioner

RMAC Preseason VotingRMAC Overall

School (1st Place Votes) Pts Record Record1 Chadron State (7) 12 8-0 12-12 Mesa State (3) 16 7-1 10-43 Nebraska-Kearney 28 5-3 6-4 4 Colorado Mines 29 6-2 7-5 5 Western New Mexico 48 4-4 4-6 6 Adams State 53 2-6 2-97 New Mexico Highlands 62 3-5 4-6

Western State 62 0-8 1-109 Fort Lewis 65 1-7 1-910 CSU-Pueblo - - -

2008 Preseason All-RMAC Team

OffensePos. Name School YearQB Joe McLain Chadron State Sr.RB Bobby Coy Mesa State Jr.RB Oscar Murray Adams State Jr.RB J.T. Baum Colo. Mines So.WR Dusten Copeland* Western State Sr.WR Eric Myrick Neb.-Kearney Sr.WR Josh Gibson Adams State Sr.TE Isaac Stockton Chadron State Jr.OL Trevor Wikre* Mesa State Sr.OL Chance Galey Chadron State Sr.OL Jack Hiett Neb.-Kearney Jr.OL Ben Puffer Chadron State Jr.OL Aaron Cooper Fort Lewis Sr.

DefenseDE Jared Koester Chadron State Sr.DE Marc Schiechl Colo. Mines So.DT Nic Pade Mesa State Sr.DT Aaron Ide Chadron State Sr.OLB Ryan Kadavy Mesa State Sr.OLB Nick Haniszewski Colo. Mines Jr.ILB Austin Bailey Chadron State Sr.ILB Mark Meng Fort Lewis Sr.DB Brandon Waymire Mesa State Sr.DB Drew Ferren Colo. Mines Sr.DB Grayland Walter Adams State Sr.DB Trevor Hyatt Chadron State Sr.

Special TeamsK Jared Keating Mesa State Sr.P Geoff Carnahan Neb.-Kearney Sr.KR Brady Rohlwing Adams State Jr.PR Tom Kastens Colo. Mines So.

*- unanimous selection

2008 Preseason Awards

Preseason Offensive Player of the YearJoe McLain, Chadron StateQB, Senior, 5-8, 160 lbs. Chadron, Neb. (Chadron H.S.)

Preseason Defensive Player of the YearAustin Bailey, Chadron StateILB, Senior, 6-1, 230 lbs. Red Wing, Minn.(Red Wing H.S.)

Preseason Special Teams Player of the YearJared Keating, Mesa StateK/P, Senior, 6-0, 185 lbs.Cody, Wyo. (Cody H.S.)

Preseason All-RMAC Information

Emporia StateAug. 30 - Emporia

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Garin Higgins (Second Year)Record at Emporia: 3-8Career: 57-19

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 3-8 (1-8)Starters Returning - O/D/ST: xx

WSC vs. ESU HISTORYEmporia State leads 4-1-0Emporia State won 7-3 in 2007

NM HighlandsSept. 20 - Las Vegas

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Chad Roanhaus (First Year)Record at Highlands: 0-0Career: Same

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 4-6 (3-5)Starters Returning - Overall: xx

WSC vs. NMHU HISTORYWestern leads 27-16N.M. Highlands won 35-18 in 2007

Western NMSept. 27 - Gunnison

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Bernie Buskin (Second Year)Record at Western NM:4-6Career: Same

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 4-6 (4-4)Starters Returning - O/D: 8/7

WSC vs. WNMU HISTORYEmporia State leads 3-0-0Emporia State won 23-15 in 1990

Fort LewisOct. 4 - Durango

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Ed Rifalato (Fifth Year)Record at Fort Lewis: 18-23 Career: 25-27 (Five Years)

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 1-9 (1-7)Starters Returning - O/D: xx

WSC vs. FLC HISTORYWestern leads 35-12Fort Lewis won 19-0 in 2007

Neb-KearneySept. 13 - Gunnison

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Darrell Morris (Ninth Year)Record at Neb-Kearney: 55-29 Career: Same


WSC vs. UNK HISTORYUNK leads 7-6Neb-Kearney won 42-18

Mesa StateOct. 16 - Grand Junction

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Joe Ramunno (11th Year)Record at Mesa: 62-52Career: Same

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 10-2 (7-1)Starters Returning - Overall: xx

WSC vs. MSC HISTORYWestern leads 19-15Mesa won 30-27

Nov. 1 - Gunnison

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Wayne McGinn (Ninth Year)Record at Adams: 35-52Career: 41-57 (Nine Years)

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 2-9 (2-6)Starters Returning - O/D/ST: 6/5/0

WSC vs. ASC HISTORYWestern leads 37-24Adams State won 24-21 in 2007

Chadron StateNov. 8 - Chadron

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Bill O’Boyle (Fourth Year)Record at Chadron: 16-7Career: Same


WSC vs. CSC HISTORYChadron State leads 11-12-1Chadron State won 50-17 in 2007

Colorado MinesOct. 11 - Gunnison

HEAD COACHHead Coach: Bob Stitt (Ninth Year)Record at Mines: 51-39Career: Same

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 7-5 (6-2)Starters Returning - O/D/ST: 7/10/1

WSC vs. CSM HISTORYWestern leads 50-31-2Colorado Mines won 21-7

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CSU-PuebloOct. 25 - Gunnison

HEAD COACHHead Coach: John WristenRecord at Mesa: 0-0Career: Same

TEAM INFORMATION2007 Record: 0-0Starters Returning - Overall: xx

WSC vs. CSUP HISTORY-


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TThhee llaasstt ttiimmee WWeesstteerrnn SSttaattee ......Scored 21 points or more in a quarter....................................................................................................................................34 vs. Panhandle St. (07)Scored 30 points or more in a half...........................................................................................................................................40 vs. Panhandle St. (07)Shutout an opponent......................................................................................................................................................................at Panhandle St. (01)Shutout by an opponent......................................................................................................................................................................vs. Fort Lewis (07)Gained over 700 yards in total offense..........................................................................................................................................785 vs. Ft. Lewis (91)Gained over 600 yards in total offense..................................................................................................................................618 vs. Panhandle St. (06)Gained over 500 yards in total offense...............................................................................................................................555 vs. Colorado Mines (02)Gained over 400 yards in total offense................................................................................................................................ 446 vs N.M. Highlands (07)Passed for more than 400 yards...............................................................................................................................................434 vs Angelo State (05)Passed for more than 300 yards..................................................................................................................................................305 vs. Fort Lewis (05)Rushed for more than 500 yards..............................................................................................................................................570 vs. Adams State (56)Rushed for more than 400 yards.........................................................................................................................................410 vs. Colorado Mines (56)Rushed for more than 300 yards.....................................................................................................................................................326 vs. Kearney (03)Held under 50 yards rushing.......................................................................................................................................................14 at Fort Hays St. (07)Held under 100 yards passing...................................................................................................................................91 vs. New Mexico Highlands (04)Held under 50 yards passing...................................................................................................................................................27 at Pittsburg State (04)Held opponent under 50 rushing yards...................................................................................................................................-32 vs. Panhandle St. (07)Held opponent under 100 passing yards.....................................................................................................................................73 at Fort Hays St.(07)Held opponent under 100 total yards..........................................................................................................................................1 at Panhandle St. (01)Opponent gained over 400 yards in total offense....................................................................................................................490 at Western N.M. (07)Opponent gained over 500 yards in total offense...................................................................................................................554 at Chadron State (06)Opponent gained over 600 yards in total offense.................................................................................................................606 at Colorado Mines (05)Had four or more interceptions in a single game.............................................................................................................................4 vs. Fort Lewis (01)

The last time a Western State Quarterback ...Gained over 300 yards in total offense.................................................................................................... 331 Matt Smiley vs. Northern Colorado (99)Gained over 400 yards in total offense...................................................................................................................... 408 Jason Davis vs. Adams (96)Passed for more than 350 yards.....................................................................................................................368 Dan Brethauer vs. Angelo State (05)Passed for more than 400 yards...................................................................................................................................411 Jason Davis vs. Adams (96)Passed for four or more TDs in a single game.............................................................................................................5 Eric Hannah vs. Ft. Lewis (97)Rushed for two or more TDs in a single game...................................................................................................3 Dan Brethauer at NM Highlands (05)Rushed and passed for a TD in the same game.......................................................................................1 Rush, 2 Pass by Nate Baca vs. Mesa (03)Rushed for 50 yards or more..........................................................................................................................62 by Nate Baca vs. Colorado Mines (03)Rushed for 100 yards or more..................................................................................................................151 Reggie Alexander vs. Panhandle St. (86)Had a 50 yard or longer run..............................................................................................................................................71 Nate Baca vs. Adams (02)

The last time a Western State Running Back ...Rushed for more than 250 yards.................................................................................................................266 Chaumont Bouknight vs. Chadron (03)Rushed for more than 300 yards....................................................................................................................................327 Bill Rhodes vs. Adams (56)Two rushers for more than 100 yards in a game................................................Nate Baca (111) and Chaumont Bouknight (101) vs. Mesa State (04)Had an 80 yard run or longer.......................................................................................................................................81 Mike Connaker vs. Mesa (96)

The last time a Western State Receiver ...Had over 150 receiving yards.................................................................................................................................174 JR Finley at Chadron State (05)Had over 200 receiving yards...............................................................................................................................270 Tyrone Johnson vs. Ft. Hays (91)Had an 80 yard catch or longer................................................................................................................................84 Matt Nalette vs. Mesa State (04)Had over 10 receptions in a single game..............................................................................................................14 Dusten Copeland at Kearney (07)Made 2 TD catches in a single game...........................................................................................................2 Dusten Copeland vs. Panhandle St. (07)Made 3 TD catches in a single game..........................................................................................................................3 Joe Wuebben vs. Kearney (98)

The last time Western State's Special Teams ...Punted for 70 yards or more...........................................................................................................................................73 Jason Davis vs. Angelo (05)Kicked a field goal longer than 45 yards............................................................................................47 Travis Snyder vs. New Mexico Highlands (03)Kicked a field goal longer than 50 yards...................................................................................................................54 Travis Snyder vs. Ft. Lewis (03)Returned a kickoff for a TD.................................................................................................................................95 Jeremy Craighead vs. Kearney (03)Blocked a punt and returned it for a TD.............................................................................................................Dominick Taylor vs. Panhandle St. (06)Returned a punt for a TD........................................................................................................................53 Jeremy Craighead vs. W. New Mexico (03)

Miscellaneous ...Safety...............................................................................................................................................................................................at Western N.M. (07)Safety by opponent................................................................................................................................................................................vs. Chadron (01)3 or more sacks in a single game.................................................................................................................3 Josh Hotchkiss vs. Panhandle State (99)Interception returned for a TD....................................................................................................................................Adrian Trujillo at Adams State (07)....................................................................................................................................................................................Adrian Trujillo vs. Mesa State (07)Fumble recovery returned for a TD.............................................................................................................Sam Schlepp vs. Western New Mexico (03)2 or more interceptions in a single game..............................................................................................................2 Jermaine Stafford vs. Ft. Lewis (01)


Team RecordsGame

Rushing Offense406 vs. S. Colorado (76)401 vs. Adams St. (79)385 vs. NM Highlands (91)381 vs. NM Highlands (77)376 vs. Colorado Mines (00)

Passing Offense487 vs. W. Montana (92)469 vs. Fort Hays (91)451 vs. Fort Lewis (91)429 vs. Colorado Mines (91)416 vs. Fort Lewis (92)

Total Offense785 vs. Fort Lewis (91)725 vs. Panhandle St. (90)698 vs. W. Montana (92)652 vs. Western NM (91)646 vs. NM Highlands (91)

Rushing Defense-48 vs. Fort Lewis (90)-32 vs. Panhandle St. (07)-16 vs. Panhandle St. (01)-16 vs. NM Highlands (83)-13 vs. Neb. Kearney (97)

Passing Defense11 vs. Mesa St. (76)13 vs. Colo. Mines (97)13 vs. S. Colorado (74) 16 vs. Adams St. (75)20 vs. Mesa St. (79)

Total Defense1 vs. Panhandle St. (01)23 vs. Mesa St. (76)46 vs. Adams St. (75)58 vs. Colo. Mines (97)79 vs. Fort Lewis (90)

Scoring by Western83 vs. Panhandle St. (00)79 vs. Panhandle St. (01)73 vs. Panhandle St. (90)70 vs. Fort Lewis (91)69 vs. Fort Lewis (92)

Scoring by an opponent71 Wyoming (26)66 North Dakota St. (01)61 Weber St. (05)60 BYU (27)58 Colorado Mines (04)58 Northern Colorado (28)58 Colorado College (22)57 Texas A&I (76)

SeasonRushing Yards2,882 19782,817 19762,513 19802,482 19792,151 2003

Passing Yards3,574 19913,476 19922,798 19902,757 19972,729 1993

Total Offense5,488 19924,662 19764,449 19904,402 19784,349 1998

Scoring522 2002471 1992461 1991444 1976431 1978

Scoring Defense47 196351 196471 1965110 1954114 1962

Rushing Defense448 1971621 1973642 1963708 1995711 1975

Passing Defense431 1964560 1963756 1973 766 1965803 1961

Total Defense1,212 19631,331 19711,377 19731,441 19641,726 1965

Game RecordsRushing

AttemptsChaumont Bouknight 47 Chadron (03)Chaumont Bouknight 43 Kearney (03)Chaumont Bouknight 37 Mines (03)Ryan Beckman 34 Kearney (98)Nate Campbell 33 Mines (02)Chaumont Bouknight 32 Highlands (03)Nate Campbell 32 Kearney (00)Nate Campbell 31 Mines (01)David Howell 31 Mesa (81)Chaumont Bouknight 30 NM Highlands (04)Nate Campbell 30 Fort Lewis (02)

YardsBill Rhodes 327 Adams (56)Chaumont Bouknight 293 Kearney (03)Chaumont Bouknight 266 Chadron (03)Charlie Thompson 261 Adams (79)

Jim Roser 221 W. N. Mexico (53)Bill Rhodes 210 Colorado Co. (54)Bill Rhodes 201 W. N. Mexico (53)Bill Rhodes 198 Colorado Co. (55)Chaumont Bouknight 196 Mesa (03)Sam Seale 195 S. Utah (83)Murray Dillon 192 Adams (95)Nate Campbell 191 Panhandle (02)Ryan Beckman 191 Kearney (98)Nate Campbell 189 Fort Hays (02)Bill Rhodes 185 Adams (53)Nate Campbell 183 Mines (01)Bill Rhodes 181 Mines (56)Mike Connaker 179 Mesa (96)Bill Rhodes 179 Colorado St. (55)Bill Schmalz 178 Colorado Co (57)Ryan Beckman 177 Mines (98)Tyrone Whipple 177 Panhandle (85)Murray Dillon 176 Chadron (95)Cory Davis 176 Panhandle (90)Chaumont Bouknight 168 Highlands (03)Jeff Orndoff 167 Mesa (92)Clarence Mooring 164 Westminster (77)Avionne James 163 Panhandle (06)Bill Rhodes 163 Colorado St. (54)Bill Rhodes 161 Montana St. (55)Chaumont Bouknight 160 NM Highlands (04)Clarence Mooring 158 Highlands (77)Chaumont Bouknight 155 Fort Lewis (03)Cory Davis 154 Highlands (92)Chaumont Bouknight 153 Chadron St. (04)Ryan Beckman 152 Mesa (98)Mike Connaker 152 Fort Lewis (96)Phil Wicks 150 Mines (76)Bob Tasma 150 Mines (53)

Longest RunBill Rhodes 97Tyrone Whipple 97 Fort Lewis (85)Ramsey Selander 90 Highlands (91)Charlie Thompson 85 Mines (79)Charlie Thompson 85 Adams (79)Bill Rhodes 81 Adams (56)Mike Connaker 81 Mesa (96)Tyrone Whipple 80 Panhandle (85)Sam Seale 80 Adams (83)Phil Wicks 80 Mines (76)Mike Connaker 78 Fort Lewis (96)Clarence Mooring 78 Highlands (77)Bill Rusler 78 S. Colorado (73)Bill Rhodes 78 Montana St. (55)Murray Dillon 77 Chadron (95)Jeremy Craighead 75 Fort Lewis (03)Sam Seale 75 S. Utah (83)

PassingAttemptsDan Brethauer 52 Angelo St. (05)Jayson Merrill 49 Central St. (91)Tim Thenell 49 Highlands (93)Dan Brethauer 47 Western NM (05)Dan Brethauer 47 Fort Lewis (05)Tim Thenell 47 Adams (93)Jason Davis 46 UNC (96)Eric Hannah 46 Highlands (97)Steve Atwood 45 Emporia (88)Jason Davis 45 Fort Hays (95)Eric Hannah 43 Fort Hays (97)Steve Atwood 43 Mines (89)

CompletionsDan Brethauer 30 Angelo St. (05)Dan Brethauer 29 Fort Lewis (05)Steve Smith 29 Fort Hays (92)Tim Thenell 28 Highlands (93)Jayson Merrill 27 Chadron (91)Tim Thenell 27 Adams (93)Dan Brethauer 26 Fort Hays (05)Jason Davis 26 Fort Hays (96)Jayson Merrill 26 UNC (91)Dan Brethauer 25 Western NM (05)Dan Brethauer 25 Chadron (05)Jason Davis 24 Fort Hays (95)Jason Davis 24 Adams (96)

Chaumont Bouknight ranks among theschool’s best running backs.


YardsJayson Merrill 469 Fort Hays (91)Jayson Merrill 451 Fort Lewis (91)Jayson Merrill 413 Mines (91)Jason Davis 411 Adams (96)Steve Smith 400 Highlands (92)Eric Hannah 383 Kearney (97)Tim Thenell 389 Highlands (93)Jayson Merrill 380 Chadron (91)Jayson Merrill 380 W. N. Mexico (91)Jayson Merrill 378 Adams (90)Andy Lowry 377 S. Colorado (83)Jayson Merrill 374 Mines (90)Tim Thenell 370 Kearney (93)Dan Brethauer 368 Angelo St. (05)Tim Thenell 364 Adams (93)Andy Lowry 353 Fort Lewis (83)Jayson Merrill 346 W. Montana (91)Eric Hannah 345 Adams (98)Andy Lowry 345 S. Colorado (84)Steve Smith 344 W. Montana (92)Jason Davis 341 Mesa (95)Steve Smith 331 Fort Hays (92)Jayson Merrill 318 UNC (91)Eric Hannah 315 Mines (98)Steve Smith 313 Mines (92)Steve Atwood 310 Fort Hays (88)Eric Hannah 310 Fort Lewis (97)Eric Hannah 308 Highlands (97)Tim Thenell 308 Mines (93)Jayson Merrill 308 Chadron (90)Dan Brethauer 305 Fort Lewis (05)Jason Davis 303 Kearney (96)Steve Smith 302 Mesa (92)Jason Davis 300 Fort Hays (96)

ReceivingReceptionsDusten Copeland 14 Kearney (07)Jeremy Craighead 13 Mines (03)JR Finley 12 Fort Hays (05)JR Finley 11 Fort Lewis (05)Kevin MacLennan 11 S. Colorado (84)Dusten Copeland` 10 Western N.M. (07)JR Finley 10 Western NM (05)Reggie Alexander 10 Western NM (91)Dusten Copeland 9 Panhandle St. (07)Dusten Copeland 9 Mesa St. (07)Dusten Copeland 9 Chadron St. (07)Avionne James 9 Angelo St. (05)Joe Wuebben 9 Fort Hays (96)Ben Kern 9 Adams (96)Ryan Gentry 9 Fort Hays (95)

Tyrone Johnson 9 Mines (93)Jeff Orndoff 9 Highlands (92)Reggie Alexander 9 Adams (91)Reggie Alexander 9 UNC (91)

YardsTyrone Johnson 270 Fort Hays (91)Tyrone Johnson 184 UNC (92)Tyrone Johnson 179 Mines (93)Tyrone Johnson 177 Highlands (93)JR Finley 174 Chadron (05)Reggie Alexander 174 Mines (90)Joel Meggers 170 Chadron (91)Eric Blanke 169 Fort Hays (88)Dusten Copeland 166 Mesa St. (07)Ben Kern 161 Adams (96)Tyron James 159 Westminster (77)Dusten Copeland 158 Western N.M. (07)Tyrone Johnson 157 W. Montana (92)Reggie Alexander 157 Adams (91)Reggie Alexander 157 Mines (91)Jeremy Craighead 154 Mines (03)Reggie Alexander 154 UNC (91)Eric Blanke 154 Highlands (87)Tyrone Johnson 151 Fort Lewis (91)

Longest ReceptionTyrone Johnson 94 Fort Lewis (91)Tyrone Johnson 92 Fort Hays (91)Pat Walker 91 Mines (02)Eric Blanke 88 Highlands (87)Ignes Lucero 88 S. Utah (76)Steve Atwood 85 W. N. Mexico (90)Tyrone Johnson 84 Mines (90)Dusten Copeland 83 Mines (07)Wes Maupin 81 Fort Lewis (72)JR Finley 80 Highlands (05)Neal Sherbyn 80 W. Montana (93)Tyrone Johnson 80 Fort Hays (91)Tyrone Johnson 80 Panhandle (90)Reggie Alexander 80 Mines (90)Jim Thielke 80 S.Utah (85)Sam Seale 80 Adams (82)

Sam Seale 80 S. Utah (81)Stan Gilliland 80 Mesa (76)Jim Bair 78 Mesa (03)Neal Sherbyn 78 Highlands (94)Tyrone Johnson 78 Adams (90)Sam Seale 77 Fort Lewis (83)Pat Walker 75 Panhandle (00)Paul Barringer 75 Highlands (79)

ScoringRushing TouchdownsBill Schmalz 5 Adams (57)Nathan Acrey 4 Panhandle St. (07)Avionne James 4 Panhandle (06)Chaumont Bouknight 4 W. N. Mexico (04)Mike Connaker 4 Mesa (96)Mike Makings 4 Mesa (76)Bill Rusler 4 S. Colorado (73)Bill Rhodes 4 Adams (56)Chaumont Bouknight 3 Fort Lewis (04)Nate Campbell 3 Mines (01)

Nate Campbell 3 Mines (00)Chris Huelsman 3 Panhandle (00)Ryan Beckman 3 Fort Hays (98)Ryan Beckman 3 Adams (98)Mike Connaker 3 Mesa (96)Murray Dillon 3 Mesa (95)

Throwing TouchdownsJason Davis 6 W. Montana (93)Eric Hannah 5 Fort Lewis (97)Jayson Merrill 5 Fort Hays (91)Steve Phillips 5 Westminster (73)

Receiving TouchdownsJoe Wuebben 3 Kearney (97)Dusten Copeland 2 Panhandle St. (07)Jeff Menegatti 2 Fort Hays (01)Ryan Beckman 2 Panhandle (98)Chris Sutter 2 Adams (98)Shaunta Baker 2 Panhandle (97)Joe Wuebben 2 Adams (97)Joe Wuebben 2 Kearney (97)Joe Wuebben 2 Fort Lewis (97)Brandon Sicilia 2 Adams (96)Joe Wuebben 2 S. Utah (96)Ryan Gentry 2 Chadron (95)Ryan Gentry 2 Fort Hays (95)

DefenseTacklesT.W. Stites 22 Fort Hays (97)Pat Stewart 22 Adams (88)Shane Carwin 21 Chadron St. (96)Josh Hotchkiss 19 Mines (99)Shane Carwin 19 Fort Lewis (96)Keith Eck 19 Fort Hays (96)Pat Stewart 19 Emporia St. (88)Josh Hotchkiss 18 Fort Lewis (01)T.W. Stites 18 S. Utah (96)Lance Carlson 18 Adams (93)

Tackle For LossesJim Jacoby 6 S. Colorado (81)Karol Grzegorzewski 5 W.N. Mexico (04)Mike Swaro 5 Panhandle (02)Jason Waymen 5 Adams St. (00)Josh Hotchkiss 5 Highlands (00)T.W. Stites 5 Mines (97)Ken Briggs 5 Mines (75)Chris Nash 4 Panhandle (06)Mike Swaro 4 Chadron St. (04)Josh Hotchkiss 4 Mines (01)Josh Hotchkiss 4 Fort Hays (00)Josh Hotchkiss 4 N. Colorado (00)Mike Stanis 4 Fort Hays (00)Mike Stanis 4 Highlands (00)J.P. Keserich 4 Mesa St. (98)Donte Stewart 4 Chadron St. (97)Casey Day 4 Mines (97)Brian Woller 4 Mines (97)T.W. Stites 4 Panhandle (97)T.W. Stites 4 S. Utah (96)Roe Harris 4 Fort Lewis (93)Stan Dziki 4 Highlands (77)

SacksRoe Harris 4 Fort Lewis (93)Dave Kuhns 4 Adams (77)Jacob Howes 3 Fort Lewis (99)Josh Hotchkiss 3 Panhandle (99)Sai Fitivale 3 Adams St. (98)Brian Woller 3 Mines (97)T.W. Stites 3 Panhandle (97)Tony Rosso 3 Kearney (96)Mark Lee 3 Highlands (95)Luke Solomon 3 Fort Lewis (90)

InterceptionsKirk Johnston 3 Eastern NM (92)Several tied at 2

Jayson Merrill holds six of the top 10passing yardage marks in a game.

Bill Schmalz is congratulated by thelegendary Paul Wright after rushingfor five touchdowns against Adams.


PuntsTotal PuntsBrent Werner 13 Weber (96)Travis Snyder 12 Portland State (04)Ryan Corn 12 Chadron (01)Matt Sorber 10 UNC (02)Ryan Corn 10 Adams (01)Ryan Corn 10 Weber (00)Ryan Corn 10 Weber (99)Jim Wallace 10 S. Colorado (81)Skeeter Romero 10 Fort Lewis (82)Jeff Guy 10 Eastern NM(83)Jeff Guy 10 Fort Lewis (85)Brian Hatler 10 Fort Lewis (88)

YardsRyan Corn 502 Chadron (01)Ryan Corn 475 Adams (01)Brian Hatler 475 Fort Lewis (86)Brent Werner 469 Weber (96)Jeff Guy 467 Eastern NM (83)Ryan Corn 435 Weber (00)Jim Wallace 420 S. Colorado (81)Travis Snyder 414 Portland State (04)Jeff Guy 406 Fort Lewis (85)Preston Loos 404 UNC (93)Jack Nance 403 S. Colorado (81)

Longest PuntRyan Corn 80 UNC (97)Ryan Corn 73 Adams (01)Ryan Corn 70 Chadron (99)Brent Werner 68 Fort Hays (95)Ryan Corn 67 Mesa (01)Luke Solomon 67 Fort Hays (90)Travis Snyder 66 Chadron (02)Preston Loos 66 Chadron (93)

Jason Davis 65 Mines (05)Preston Loos 65 UNC (93)Travis Snyder 64 Mines (02)

Punt ReturnsMost ReturnsTony Donald 7 Adams (01)Fred Gayles 7 Fort Lewis (85)LeVon Geis 6 Mines (93)Miles Keel 6 Chadron (97)Tony Donald 5 Highlands (01)Miles Keel 5 UNC (97)Miles Keel 5 Panhandle (97)Steve Haase 5 S. Utah (83)Kevin MacLennan 5 Mines (86)Melvin Smith 5 Western NM (89)Ross Giles 5 Emporia (90)Greg Smith 5 Mines (95)Brandon Sicilia 5 Highlands (98)Justin Young 5 Mines (97)

YardsBrandon Sicilia 161 Fort Lewis (98)Tony Donald 150 Highlands (01)Fred Gayles 134 Mines (87)Tony Donald 122 Adams (01)Ross Giles 113 Fort Lewis (90)Miles Keel 109 Chadron (97)Miles Keel 109 Panhandle (97)Jimmy Evans 104 Fort Hays (98)Tony Donald 102 Fort Hays (00)

Longest ReturnBrandon Sicilia 94 Fort Lewis (98)Jeremy Craighead 88 Adams (02)Tony Donald 85 Fort Hays (00)Tony Donald 81 UNC (01)

Brandon Sicilia 79Mines (99)Tony Donald 74 Highlands (01)Jeremy Craighead 70 Panhandle (02)Terry Cruikshank 65 Highlands (76)Jeremy Craighead 53 Western NM (03)

Kickoff ReturnsMost ReturnsAlex Gallegos 8 Chadron (90)Donte Stewart 6 UNC (96)Alex Gallegos 6 Emporia (87)Tony Donald 5 N. Dakota St. (01)Zach Daniels 5 U.C. Davis (95)Alex Gallegos 5 Western NM (90)Jeff Barnhart 5 Western NM (89)Cedric Smith 5 Highlands (86)Dan Miskol 5 Western NM (84)

YardsAlex Gallegos 184 Chadron (90)Fred Gayles 150 Emporia (87)Donte Stewart 145 UNC (96)Jermaine Stafford 136 Mines (99)Alex Gallegos 134 Mines (90)Jeff Barnhart 129 Western NM (89)Jimmy Evans 127 Kearney (98)Greg Smith 120 UNC (95)Cedric Smith 118 Highlands (86)Nick Bushere 100 Mesa (03)

Longest ReturnKevin Taylor 100 S. Colorado (78)Jimmy Evans 99 Kearney (99)Jeremy Craighead 95 Kearney (03)Greg Smith 81 UNC (95)Jermaine Stafford 70 Mines (99)

Season RecordsRushing

AttemptsChaumont Bouknight (03) 305Chaumont Bouknight (04) 284Nate Campbell (02) 238Ryan Beckman (98) 225Murray Dillon (95) 222Nate Campbell (01) 215Nate Campbell (00) 207Jim Arcieri (74) 176Damon Lockhart (86) 176Dave Howell (80) 171Charlie Thompson (79) 164

YardsChaumont Bouknight (03) 1,543Murray Dillon (95) 1,291Bill Rhodes (56) 1,200Chaumont Bouknight 1,186Ryan Beckman (98) 1,138Nate Campbell (02) 1,127Bill Rhodes (54) 1,125Bill Rhodes (55) 1,112Phil Wicks (76) 1,076Charlie Thompson (79) 1,027

Average Per GameChaumont Bouknight (03) 154.3Murray Dillon (95) 129.1Bill Rhodes (56) 120.0Charlie Thompson (79) 114.1Ryan Beckman (98) 113.8Bill Rhodes (54) 112.5Bill Rhodes (55) 111.2Chaumont Bouknight (04) 107.8Phil Wicks (76) 107.6

Average Per CarryBill Schmalz (57) 9.3Bill Rhodes (56) 9.2Bill Rhodes (54) 8.5Bill Rhodes (53) 8.4Kevin Taylor (78) 8.3

Bill Rhodes (55) 7.8Cory Davis (92) 7.1

TouchdownsMike Makings (76) 16Ryan Beckman (98) 15Bill Schmalz (57) 15Jim Arcieri (72) 13Phil Wicks (76) 12Chaumont Bouknight (04) 11Nate Campbell (01) 11Cory Davis (91) 11Sam Seale (82) 11Murray Dillon (95) 10Cory Davis (92) 10Jim Arcieri (74) 10Chaumont Bouknight (03) 9

PassingAttemptsDan Brethauer (05) 419Jason Davis (96) 365Eric Hannah (97) 346Cameron Merrill (07) 311Jayson Merrill (91) 309Tim Thenell (93) 308Matt Smiley (00) 296Dan Brethauer (06) 294Jason Davis (95) 291Steve Atwood (88) 280Matt Smiley (99) 279

CompletionsDan Brethauer (05) 214Jayson Merrill (91) 195Jason Davis (96) 185Steve Smith (92) 180Cameron Merrill (07) 179Eric Hannah (97) 173Tim Thenell (93) 163Eric Hannah (98) 161Jason Davis (95) 153Dan Brethauer (06) 148Matt Smiley (00) 135

Completion PercentageSteve Smith (92) .664Jayson Merrill (91) .631Eric Hannah (98) .579Cameron Merrill (07) .576Tyler Robertson (07) .574Andy Lowry (84) .554Tim Thenell (94) .553Andy Lowry (83) .540Tim Thenell (93) .529Jason Davis (95) .525Lance Roberts (74) .522Charlie Thompson (79) .518

Passing YardsJayson Merrill (91) 3,484Steve Smith (92) 2,719Eric Hannah (97) 2,672Dan Brethauer (05) 2,456Jason Davis (96) 2,414Jayson Merrill (90) 2,346Eric Hannah (98) 2,313Jason Davis (95) 2,237Tim Thenell (93) 2,159Cameron Merrill (07) 2,085Steve Atwood (88) 1,883

Yards Per GameJayson Merrill (91) 348.9Steve Smith (92) 271.9Eric Hannah (97) 242.9Jayson Merrill (90) 234.6Eric Hannah (98) 231.3Jason Davis (95) 223.7Dan Brethauer (05) 223.3Jason Davis (96) 219.5Steve Atwood (88) 209.2Andy Lowry (83) 201.0

Yards Per CompletionDave Howell (81) 19.7Charlie Thompson (78) 18.4Mike Makings (76) 18.0Jayson Merrill (91) 17.9Andy Lowry (83) 17.7Mike Busby (72) 17.6

Nick Baca (02) 16.5Andy Lowry (83) 15.5Eric Hannah (97) 15.4Steve Smith (92) 15.1Jason Davis (95) 14.6

Passing TouchdownsJayson Merrill (91) 35Steve Smith (92) 30Eric Hannah (98) 25Jason Davis (95) 23Eric Hannah (97) 21Jayson Merrill (90) 21

ReceivingCatchesDusten Copeland (07) 86JR Finley (05) 72Tyrone Johnson (93) 65Jeremy Craighead (03) 64Reggie Alexander (91) 58Reggie Alexander (92) 56Ryan Gentry (95) 53Joe Wuebben (98) 51Steve Haase (83) 45Eric Blanke (88) 43Robert Woodruff (89) 43Tyrone Johnson (92) 41Joe Wuebben (96) 41Ben Kern (96) 41

YardsDusten Copeland (07) 1,156Tyrone Johnson (93) 1,141Tyrone Johnson (91) 1,039Reggie Alexander (92) 1,013JR Finley (05) 985Ryan Gentry (95) 959Reggie Alexander (91) 951Jeremy Craighead (03) 887Tyrone Johnson (92) 848Eric Blanke (88) 802Steve Haase (83) 767Joe Wuebben (98) 734


Yards Per GameDusten Copeland (07) 105.1Tyrone Johnson (91) 103.9Tyrone Johnson (93) 103.7Reggie Alexander (92) 101.3Ryan Gentry (95) 95.9Reggie Alexander (91) 95.1JR Finley (05) 89.5Eric Blanke (88) 89.1Steve Haase (83) 84.8Tyrone Johnson (92) 84.8Jeremy Craighead (03) 80.6Tyrone James (78) 77.8

Yards Per CatchTyrone Johnson (91) 32.5Tyrone Johnson (90) 27.5Sam Seale (81) 26.7Tom Murphy (74) 25.6Pat Walker (02) 25.3Tom Leonard (72) 25.0Sam Seale (82) 24.5Tyrone Johnson (92) 21.7Tom Randle (79) 21.4Jim Bair (03) 20.5

Receiving TouchdownsTyrone Johnson (91) 12Ryan Gentry (95) 10Tyrone Johnson (92) 10Joe Wuebben (97) 9Joe Wuebben (98) 7Tyrone Johnson (93) 7Dusten Copeland (07) 6Tyrone Johnson (90) 6

Total OffenseYardsJayson Merrill (91) 3,369Steve Smith (92) 2,771Eric Hannah (97) 2,585Jason Davis (96) 2,465Dan Brethauer (05) 2,422Jason Davis (95) 2,392Charlie Thompson (79) 2,385Eric Hannah (98) 2,350Andy Lowry (83) 2,220Jayson Merrill (90) 2,219

Yards Per GameJayson Merrill (91) 336.9Steve Smith (92) 277.1Charlie Thompson (79) 265.0Jason Davis (95) 239.2Charlie Thompson (78) 237.5Eric Hannah (98) 235.0Eric Hannah (97) 235.0Jason Davis (96) 224.1Jayson Merrill (90) 221.9Dan Brethauer (05) 220.1

All Purpose YardsYardsChaumont Bouknight (03) 1,649Ryan Beckman (98) 1,488Murray Dillon (95) 1,440Jeremy Craighead (03) 1,405Chaumont Bouknight (04) 1,365Bill Rhodes (56) 1,343Nate Campbell 1,308Dusten Copeland (07) 1,220Phil Wicks (76) 1,216Sam Seale (82) 1,203Bill Rhodes (54) 1,176Bill Rhodes (55) 1,154

Yards Per GameChaumont Bouknight (03) 164.9Ryan Beckman (98) 148.8Murray Dillon (95) 144.0Bill Rhodes (56) 134.3Sam Seale (82) 133.6Jeremy Craighead (03) 127.7Sam Seale (83) 127.0Chaumont Bouknight (04) 124.1Phil Wicks (76) 121.6

Nate Campbell 118.9Bill Rhodes (54) 117.6

ScoringPointsRyan Beckman (98) 108Bill Rhodes (55) 91Reggie Alexander (91) 90Bill Rhodes (56) 90Bill Rhodes (54) 90Jim Arcieri (72) 84Charlie Thompson (79) 84Ron Linsacum (80) 84Nate Campbell (00) 80

Punt ReturnsReturnsTony Donald (01) 35Brandon Sicilia (98) 30Miles Keel (96) 30Jeremy Craighead (02) 29LeVon Reis (93) 29Miles Keel (97) 28Melvin Smith (89) 25Greg Smith (95) 25Ignes Lucero (77) 24Jeremy Craighead (03) 23Ross Giles (90) 23Brando Sicilia (99) 22Ignes Lucero (76) 21Ignes Lucero (75) 20

YardsTony Donald (01) 514Brandon Sicilia (98) 442Jeremy Craighead (02) 386Melvin Smith (89) 379Bill Rhodes (56) 364Ross Giles (90) 361LeVon Reis (93) 361Miles Keel (97) 355Greg Smith (95) 343Miles Keel (96) 304Ignes Lucero (75) 290

Yards Per ReturnBill Rhodes (54) 24.2Mike Kuretitch (72) 20.5Terry Cruikshank (76) 16.3Melvin Smith (89) 15.2Greg Smith (94) 15.0Brandon Sicilia (98) 14.7Ignes Lucero (75) 14.5Greg Smith (95) 13.7Jeremy Craighead (02) 13.3Steve Devlin (81) 13.1

Returns for TouchdownsJeremy Craighead (02) 2Tony Donald (01) 2

Kickoff ReturnsReturnsFred Gayles (88) 27Alex Gallegos (90) 25Jimmy Evans (00) 24Dan Miskol (84) 23Jeff Barnhart (89) 20Michael Brooks (03) 19Tony Donald (01) 19Jimmy Evans (98) 19EJ GIllespie (07) 18EJ Gillespie (06) 18Donte Stewart (96) 17Greg Smith (95) 17

YardsFred Gayles (88) 667Anthony Rivera (91) 635Jimmy Evans (98) 576LeVon Reis (93) 552Alex Gallegos (90) 512Dan Miskol (84) 467Jimmy Evans (00) 436Jeff Barnhart (89) 426

Greg Smith (95) 425Tony Donald (01) 399

Yards Per ReturnAnthony Rivera (91) 39.7LeVon Reis (93) 39.4Larry Samuels (75) 33.5Jimmy Evans (98) 30.3Steve Barring (79) 29.7Lamont Spencer (89) 29.6Donte Stewart (97) 27.6Greg Smith (94) 25.9Jimmy Evans (99) 25.4Greg Smith (95) 25.0

Returns for TouchdownMany tied at one

InterceptionsInterceptionsGeorge Mau (79) 7Bill Campbell (78) 7Aubrey Tate (70) 7Sean Mulvey (00) 6George Mau (81) 6Mark Macomber (75) 6Kurt Clay (96) 5Brent Tollar (95) 5Mike Appel (94) 5Ross Giles (91) 5Jeff Guy (84) 5Bill Campbell (77) 5Bill Campbell (76) 5

Return YardsBill Campbell (78) 201Bill Campbell (77) 182Jordan Gage 130Jim Hawkins (70) 118Sean Mulvey (00) 115Bill Campbell (76) 115Evans Brown (72) 113

Returns for TouchdownBen Kohring (01) 2

TacklesTotalShane Carwin (96) 167T.W. Stites (96) 154Lance Carlson (93) 144T.W. Stites (97) 143Pat Stewart (88) 140Josh Hotchkiss (99) 139Steve Gaber (85) 137Mike Swaro (04) 135Steve Gaber (84) 130Chip Gaber (84) 130Josh Hotchkiss (01) 128

Tackle For LossesJosh Hotchkiss (00) 24Luke Solomon (90) 23Josh Hotchkiss (01) 21T.W. Stites (97) 21Jason Neely (96) 21

Mike Swaro (04) 20Casey Speck (00) 18Sai Fitivale (97) 17Mark Lee (95) 17J.P. Keserich (00) 16Mike Swaro (02) 15Casey Speck (02) 15

SacksLuke Solomon (90) 16.0Sai Fitivale (97) 13.0Jason Neely (96) 11.0Mark Lee (95) 10.0Roe Harris (93) 10.0J.P. Keserich (00) 8.0T.W. Stites (97) 8.0Jacob Howes (99) 7.0Shane Carwin (97) 7.0Kevin Propernick (89) 7.0

PuntingAverageJim Lockhart (89) 45.7Cameron Merrill (07) 45.0Jeff Guy (83) 44.5John Nance (72) 44.0Virgil Stan (51) 43.8Mark Drake (66) 43.6Don Dirienzo (59) 43.5Jeff Guy (85) 43.3Jason Davis (06) 42.3Jason Davis (05) 42.3Preston Loos (93) 42.2

Field GoalAttemptsTravis Snyder (03) 26Pat Brougham (99) 22Ryan Hicks (96) 21Wolfgang Taylor (75) 21Lloyd Tucker (07) 19Travis Snyder (04) 19Jason Davis (05) 18Wolfgang Taylor (72) 17

MadeTravis Snyder (03) 21Ryan Hicks (96) 14Wolfgang Taylor (75) 14Ryan Hicks (97) 13Jason Davis (05) 12Pat Brougham (99) 11Wolfgang Taylor (73) 11Brett Drobney (84) 11

Longest MadeWolfgang Taylor (75) 56Travis Snyder (04) 54Travis Snyder (03) 54Wolfgang Taylor (74) 54Pat Brougham (99) 52Brett Drobney (84) 52Jim Lockhart (88) 52Ryan Hicks (97) 52Gary Savoren (76) 51

Extra PointsAttemptsGary Savoren (76) 57Mark Neeley (78) 54Ryan Hicks (97) 36Wolfgang Taylor (73) 36Wolfgang Taylor (72) 32Wolfgang Taylor (75) 31Travis Snyder (03) 29

MadeGary Savoren (76) 53Mark Neeley (78) 51Ryan Hicks (97) 35Pat Brougham (99) 32Wolfgang Taylor (72) 31Wolfgang Taylor (75) 31Wolfgang Taylor (73) 30Travis Snyder (03) 26

Shane Carwin set a schoolseason record for tackleswith 167 in 1996.


Total PointsTravis Snyder (03) 89Wolfgang Taylor (75) 73Ryan Hicks (96) 70Ryan Hicks (97) 64Mark Neeley (78) 63Pat Brougham (99) 62Wolfgang Taylor (73) 60Gary Savoren (76) 59Greg Griswold (90) 58Wolfgang Taylor (72) 55

Career RecordsRushing

CarriesNate Campbell (99-02) 806Chaumont Bouknight (01-04) 700Jim Arcieri (71-74) 588Bill Rhodes (53-56) 506Damon Lockhart (86-88) 462Dave Howell (79-82) 462Sam Seale (80-83) 394Charlie Thompson (77-79) 393Ryan Beckman (97-98) 378Cory Davis (89-92) 349

YardsBill Rhodes (53-56) 4,297Nate Campbell (99-02) 3,619Chaumont Bouknight (01-04) 3,253Jim Arcieri (71-74) 2,642Charlie Thompson (77-79) 2,221Cory Davis (89-92) 2,219Sam Seale (80-83) 2,104Phil Wicks (73-76) 1,987Ryan Beckman (97-98) 1,877Damon Lockhart (86-88) 1,799Murray Dillon (94-95) 1,641Ron Linsacum (80-81) 1,454Jeff Orndoff (89-92) 1,338Pat Greer (93-94) 1,329Avionne James (05-06) 1,301Tyrone Whipple (85-87) 1,202Dave Howell (79-82) 1,147Shane Phelan (90-93) 1,024

TouchdownsBill Rhodes (53-56) 54Nate Campbell (99-02) 37Jim Arcieri (71-74) 34Cory Davis (89-92) 31Chaumont Bouknight (01-04) 26Ryan Beckman (97-98) 23Sam Seale (80-83) 23Ron Linsacum (80-81) 20Charlie Thompson (77-79) 20Phil Wicks (73-76) 18

PassingAttemptsJason Davis (93-96) 827Dan Brethauer (05-06) 713 Nate Baca (01-04) 709Eric Hannah (97-98) 624Mike Busby (70-72) 611Tim Thenell (91-94) 600Jayson Merrill (90-91) 580Andy Lowry (82-85) 573Steve Atwood (87-90) 501Dave Howell (79-82) 468

CompletionsJason Davis (93-96) 418Dan Brethauer (05-06) 362Nate Baca (01-04) 342Eric Hannah (97-98) 334Jayson Merrill (90-91) 328Tim Thenell (91-94) 323Andy Lowry (82-85) 303Mike Busby (70-72) 261Steve Atwood (87-90) 225Dave Howell (79-82) 211

Passing YardsJason Davis (93-96) 5,837Jayson Merrill (90-91) 5,830Eric Hannah (97-98) 4,985Nate Baca (01-04) 4,711Andy Lowry (82-85) 4,680Tim Thenell (91-94) 4,490Dan Brethauer (05-06) 3,982Mike Busby (70-72) 3,709Charlie Thompson (77-79) 3,206Steve Atwood (87-90) 3,148

TouchdownsJayson Merrill (90-91) 56Jason Davis (93-96) 50Eric Hannah (97-98) 46Charlie Thompson (77-79) 35Tim Thenel (91-94) 35Nate Baca (01-04) 28Mike Busby (70-72) 28Andy Lowry (82-85) 24Steve Phillips (73-77) 22Steve Atwood (87-90) 20

ReceivingReceptionsTyrone Johnson (90-93) 163Reggie Alexander (89-92) 145Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 136Joe Wuebben (95-98) 132Steve Williams (67-70) 109Ryan Gentry (93-95) 105JR Finley (2005-06) 101Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 101Ben Kern (94-97) 91Steve Haase (81-83) 82

YardsTyrone Johnson (90-93) 3,717Reggie Alexander (89-92) 2,532Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 1,990Joe Wuebben (95-98) 1,886Ryan Gentry (93-95) 1,690Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 1,452JR Finley (05-06) 1,370Chris Sutter (96-99) 1,352Eric Blanke (85-88) 1,316Steve Haase (81-83) 1,288Steve Williams (67-70) 1,242Sam Seale (80-83) 1,232Neal Sherbeyn (92-94) 1,214Pat Walker (99-02) 1,131Ben Kern (94-97) 1,003

TouchdownsTyrone Johnson (90-93) 35Reggie Alexander (89-92) 33Joe Wuebben (95-98) 21Ryan Gentry (93-95) 17Neal Sherbeyn (92-94) 14Eric Blanke (85-88) 11Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 10Chris Sutter (96-99) 10Ben Kern (94-97) 10Steve Haase (81-83) 10

DefenseTacklesJosh Hotchkiss (98-01) 504Pat Stewart (85-88) 398T.W. Stites (94-97) 384Shane Carwin (94-97) 345Lance Carlson (90-93) 345Mike Swaro (01-04) 341Chip Gaber (81-84) 336Steve Gaber (83-85) 324Brent Tollar (92-95) 283Kurt Clay (93-96) 273Tony Donald (98-01) 258Joel Bochow (89-92) 248

Tackle For LossJosh Hotchkiss (98-01) 67Casey Speck (99-02) 49Mike Swaro (01-04) 47Jim Jacoby (78-81) 43T.W. Stites (94-97) 39Matt Norden (98-01) 32Jason Waymon (99-02) 30Shane Carwin (94-97) 30JP Keserich (98-00) 29Jason Neely (93-96) 28Mark Lee (92-95) 28

SacksLuke Solomon (88-90) 22Josh Hotchkiss (98-01) 21Sai Fitivale (97-98) 17Mark Lee (92-95) 16.5Jason Eves (94-97) 16Roe Harris (93-94) 15Mike Swaro (01-04) 14Mike Stanis (00-02) 13.5Jason Neely (93-96) 13.5Casey Speck (99-02) 13Jason Waymon (99-02) 13T.W. Stites (94-97) 12.5

InterceptionsGeorge Mau (79-81) 17Bill Campbell (76-78) 17Kurt Clay (93-96) 15Tony Donald (98-01) 15Donte Stewart (94-97) 10Sean Mulvey (99-01) 9Brent Tollar (92-95) 8Joel Bochow (89-92) 7Craig Runkle (88-91) 7Nick Bushere (02-04) 6JP Keserich (98-00) 6David Guy (95-98) 6John DePreist (86-88) 6

Special TeamsPunt Return YardsTony Donald (98-01) 723Miles Keel (94-97) 701Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 673Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 630Greg Smith (94-95) 614Ross Giles (90-92) 605Reggie Alexander (90-92) 402Melvin Smith (89-90) 386Fred Gayles (85-87) 314Steve Devlin (80-81) 295

Kick Return YardsJimmy Evans (97-00) 1,393Anthony Rivera (91-92) 858Greg Smith (94-95) 813Nick Bushere (02-04) 766Fred Gayles (85-87) 667Michael Brooks (01-03) 622Jeff Barnhart (88-89) 585Donte Stewart (96-97) 558LeVon Reis (93) 522Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 511Jeff Williamson (80-83) 499

ScoringTotal PointsBill Rhodes (53-56) 324Nate Campbell (99-02) 252Tyrone Johnson (90-93) 210Sam Seale (80-83) 184Ryan Beckman (97-98) 156Cory Davis (89-92) 146Jim Lockhart (86-89) 142Joe Wuebben (96-98) 138Ryan Hicks (95-97) 137Reggie Alexander (90-91) 132

Bill Rhodes holds numerousWSC records, includingcareer rushing and careerscoring.

Tyrone Johnson ranks ontop of the WSC career listfor catches and yards.


ALLAMERICANS

AFCA All-AmericaFirst Team2001 Josh Hotchkiss1996 Kurt Clay1994 Berren Bryan

AP Little All-America

First Team2003 Travis Snyder1956 Bill Rhodes1955 Bill RhodesSecond Team1934 Everett BrownThird Team1991 Jayson Merrill

Burger KingCoaches

All-AmericaFirst Team1997 Shane Carwin

College SportsReport

All-AmericaFirst Team2003 Chaumont

Bouknight

COSIDA All-AmericaFirst Team1996 Ben KernSecond Team1996 Shane Carwin

D2Football.com All-America

First Team2003 Chaumont

BouknightTravis Snyder

Honorable Mention2001 Josh Hotchkiss

Don Hansen Football Gazette All-America

First Team1997 Shane Carwin1996 Ben KernSecond Team2003 Travis Snyder

1996 Shane CarwinThird Team1996 Kurt ClayHonorable Mention2004 Mike Swaro2003 ChaumontBouknight

Kodak All-AmericaFirst Team1992 Reggie Alexander1980 Justin Cross1978 Bill Campbell

NAIA All-AmericaFirst Team1991 Reggie Alexander

Anthony Rivera1989 Jim Lockhart1980 Justin Cross1978 Mike O’Rourke

Bill CampbellSecond Team1991 Peter Tyler

Bill Campbell1976 Bill CampbellHonorable Mention1991 Tyrone Johnson

Jayson MerrillCory Davis

Joel Bochow1990 Luke Solomon

Jim Recktenwald1983 Sam Seale

Steve Haase1978 Tyron James

Dale O’BrianCharlie Thompson

1976 Larry ApodocaJody Sawdo

Phil WicksJoe Schultheis

1958 Donny Miller

ALL-COLORADOTEAMS

(National FootballFoundation & College

Hall of Fame –Colorado Chapter All-

Colorado Team.)2007 Dusten Copeland

All-REGIOND2Football.com

All-WestFirst Team2003 Chaumont

BouknightJeremy Craighead

Travis Snyder

Daktronics All-WestFirst Team2003 Chaumont

BouknightSecond Team2003 Travis Snyder

Don Hansen Football Gazette

All-SouthwestSecond Team2004 Mike SwaroThird Team2004 Chaumont

BouknightAll-West

First Team2003 Chaumont

BouknightTravis Snyder

NCAA Division IIAll-West

First Team1993 Tyrone Johnson

Lance Carlson

COSIDA All-WestRegion

Second Team1995 Mark Lee

Brent Tollar1994 Darren Bryan

AllACADEMIC

GTE Academic All-America

1987 Mark VernaDistrict VII

First Team1997 Jason Eves1993 Scott Paquette1989 Damon Lockhart1987 Mark Verna

John DePriestDamon Lockhart

1980 Rand GirtinJustin Cross

Second Team1992 Jeff Orndoff

Justin FellhauerThird Team1998 Ryan Beckman

ALL-STARGAMES

Cactus Bowl2007 Brandon

Borchardt2004 Chaumont

Bouknight2001 Josh Hotchkiss

Tony Donald

Senior Bowl1997 Shane Carwin

AAllll-SSttaarrss


All-RMACPlayer of the Year

1996 Shane Carwin1992 Steve Smith

Offensive Player of the Year

1998 Eric HannahDefensive

Player of the Year2001 Josh Hotchkiss2000 Josh Hotchkiss

Special TeamsPlayer of the Year

2003 Travis SnyderCoach of the Year

1998 Carl Iverson1997 Carl Iverson1995 Carl Iverson1994 Carl Iverson

First Team2007 Dusten Copeland

Adrian Trujillo2004 Chaumont

BouknightMike Swaro

2003 ChaumontBouknight

Adam BryningJeremy Craighead

2002 Nate Campbell2001 Tony Donald

Josh Hotchkiss2000 Luke Klepper

Tony DonaldJosh Hotchkiss

1999 J.D. McCormickTony Donald

Josh Hotchkiss1998 Eric Hannah

Ryan BeckmanJoe Wuebben

Todd SweetKevin Stanley

1997 Ben KernTodd Sweet

Donte StewartJason EvesSai Fitivale

Shane CarwinT.W. Stites

Ryan Hicks1996 Terry Rinck

Ben KernRegan Wilcox

Jason NeelyShane Carwin

Kurt ClayRyan Hicks

1995 Murray DillonDan Talbot

Ryan GentryGreg Smith

Mark LeeBrent Tollar

Kurt Clay1994 Darren Bryan

Neal SherberynRoe Harris

Antoine TorreyBrett Tollar

1993 Scott PaquetteLance Carlson

LaVon Reis1992 Steve Smith

Reggie AlexanderPete Tyler

Hans SchmidtLance Carlson

Joel Bochow1991 Jayson Merrill

Reggie AlexanderPeter Tyler

Joel BochowBill Campbell

1988 Pat StewartRob Meehan

1987 Mark VernaPat Stewart

Fred Gayles1986 Damon Lockhart

Tim Hawkridge1985 Mark Verna

Tim HawkridgeRob Meeham

1983 Steve HaaseSam Seale

Jeff Guy1982 Sam Seale1981 Ron Linsacum

Dave NessGeorge Mau

Jim JacobySteve Devlin

1978 Toby TabolaTyron James

Mike O’RourkeGeorge Verplank

Dale O’BrianCharlie ThompsonClarence Mooring

Howard FryBill Campbell

Terry Cruikshank1977 Mike O’Rourke

Clarence MooringGary Savoren

Gaar PotterBill Campbell

1976 Tyron JamesJody SawdoMike Coulter

Mike O’RourkeLarry ApodacaMike Makings

Phil WicksJoe Schultheis

Kenn Briggs1975 Mike Makings

Larry ApodocaJohn Nance

Wolfgang TaylorMark Macomber

Joe Schultheis1972 Tom Leonard

Carl MikesellMike Busby

Jim ArcieriGuy Barr

Jim SoltezWolfgang Taylor

Jay ChapmanMike Kuretich

Jim Owens1971 Herman Cordova

Tom PopodakMike CassidyJim Hawkins

John Svoboda1967 Tom Beeson

Rick KieferMarvin GanttCharlie Hall

Mike WinantGary Rine

1966 Bob CurryTom Beeson

Rick KieferMarvin Gantt

1960 Coleman Starnes1959 Ken Wright1958 Donny Miller1957 Frank Zanetell

Pat Thornton1956 Bill Rhodes1955 Bill Rhodes

Bobby Mears1954 Bill Rhodes

Jim RichardsTheron Bradford

Frank Oyster1953 Bill Rhodes

Ted Ammerman

1952 Virgil StanBob Foster

1951 Jim WuskeVirgil Stan

1950 Leon MarkSid Dickinson

Jim Wuske1949 Sid Dickinson

Bill Kancillia1948 Chuck Hitchcock

Ken HeizerEd Troxell

Tom Harrell1947 George Venturo

Phil PrijatelChuck Hitchcock

1946 Lloyd JonesKen Heizer

Joe Rexroat1940 Rudy Aganski1939 Don Marlin1938 George Rout

Second Team2007 Brandon Borchardt2006 Dan Brethauer

Avionne JamesChad Cooper

Chris Nash2005 Jason Davis2004 Shane Dickman

Dominic Payne2003 Jeremy Craighead

Shane DickmanTravis SnyderDerek Damien

2002 Nick BushereCasey Speck

Mike Stanis2001 Nate Campbell

Jeff MenegattiAdam Bryning

Ryan CornJermaine StaffordTony Donald (KR)

1999 Ryan McCulloughJake Howes

Ryan Corn1998 David Guy

Josh HotchkissSai Fitivali

1997 Ryan BeckmanRyan Corn

1996 Jason DavisJames Pearlman

Jason EvesT.W. Stites

Donte Stewart1995 Jason Davis

Ben KernJames Pearlman

1994 Pat GreerJason Howell

Kurt ClayMike AppelGreg Smith

1993 Pat GreerTyrone Johnson

Darren BryanBrent TollarRoe Harris

Preston Loos1992 Jeff Orndoff

Tyrone JohnsonCraig Griswold

Reggie Alexander1991 Cory Davis

Tyrone JohnsonJoel MeggersCraig Runkle

Lance CarlsonSteve FassettTim Bergquist

1989 Rich DeschRobert WoodruffMick Dougharity

Luke Solomon

Martin MaslonkaKevin Propernick

Jim LockhartMelvin Smith

1988 Damon LockhartJeff WalkerEric BlankeJim Pustizzi

Jim LockhartBrian Hatler

John DePriestMike Johnson

1987 Damon LockhartEric Blanke

Doug EggingJohn DePriestRob Meehan

Tony Cancino1986 Kevin MacLennan

Dennis HawkKevin MacLennan

Tony CancinoGene Tierney

1985 Steve GraberJeff Guy

1983 Chip GaberGreg Sumey

1982 Chip GaberGreg Wall

1981 David HowellJim Wallace

Bill Woodward1978 Terry Cruikshank

Bruce OttenKevin Taylor

1977 Terry CruikshankMike CoulterDavid KuhnsHoward Fry

1976 Stan GillilandHal Rogers

Quenard HicksTerry Cruikshank

1975 Derrick JordanDon MacLaurin

Mike CoulterQuenard Hicks

Dan ConnersKen Briggs

Joe KrutulisIgness Lucero

1960 Larry Knott1957 Bill Schmalz

Glenn Richeson1956 Phil Knupp

John HampsonPhil SheridanMike Cassidy

1953 Carl SnookJohn HampsonGeorge Klaich

Jim Roser1949 Jim Wuske

John AnglinLew MikkelsonJoe Hanawalt

Leon MarkEarl Binford

1948 Phil Prijatel1947 Ken Heizer

Joe RexroatJack Neelan

Bob Nicoll1946 Homer Salter1941 Lloyd Jones

Don Hatch1940 Dave Baxter1939 Homer Salter1938 Bill Miskho

Pee Wee GrayAlpha Sinclair

1937 Cecil Giles1934 Everett Brown1929 Lew Rickert

Third Team1955 Dick Mikkelson

Theron BradfordSam BoydJim Roser

Johnny VagilentiPhil Knupp

1940 Don Marlin1939 Alpha SinclairHonorable Mention2007 Cameron Merrill

Paul BakkaAndy Sweet

David Cummings2006 JR Finley

Jordan GageAndy Sweet

David Cumm ingsTommie Sykes

2005 JR FinleyJordan Gage

2004 Travis SnyderNick BushereLewis Brown

David KastbergDerek Damien

Karol Grzegorzewski2003 Matt Hossner

Mike BrooksDominic Payne

Mike Swaro2002 Matt Hossner

Jeremy CraigheadMike Swaro

Shane Dickman2001 Matt Noiden

Bryan RibaudoFred Stoltz

Sean MulvayMike Stavis

1999 Nate CampbellLuke Klepper

Brandon Sicilia1998 Tony Donald

J.P. KeserichBrian CummingsJ.D. McCormack

Pete JavorekBrandon Sicilia

Aaron Haines1997 Eric Hannah

Gary PeeblesMiles Keel

1995 Mark AtteberryPete Varela

1994 Tim ThenellMark Lee

Shane Snyder1993 Antoine Torrey

Mike AppelTim Thenell

Brody Heinrich1992 Cory Davis

Mike FletcherGreg Whisler

Shane Snyder1991 Mike Watt

Ross Giles1989 Fred Sabatini1988 Steve Atwood

Dave Withrow1987 Tyrone Whipple

Todd WilsonFred Gayles

1986 Mick WardJeff Walker

Doug EggingRegan Rivera

1985 Andy LowryTyrone Whipple

Kevin MacLennanJeff Guy

Tony Carcino1983 Andy Lowry

Brett DrobneySteve Gaber

Jeff Guy1982 Darren Hammond

Pete KnowlesDavid Howell

Skeeter Romero1981 Sam Seale

Kevin CassidyMike Squair

1978 Mark NeeleyWayne Kimmel

Craig MoffatStan Dziki

Mike PennerKevin Taylor

1977 Dale O’BrienCharlie Thompson

Bill CampbellStan Dziki

Mike PennerBuster Bouknight

1976 Ignes LuceroRocco Morgante

Curt OlsonTom Giuliani

Bill CampbellBuster Bouknight

1975 Stan GillilandLarr SamuelsJody Sawdo

Terry Morgan1967 Frank Minn

Herman CordovaTed MattaJim Selke

1966 John Kiesel1960 George Besse

Stan Gorman1956 Ollie Arnone1951 Dean Becker

Bob FosterBob Tasma

1950 Frank ViscontiVirg Stan

John DeNardo1949 Paul Becker

Jim CoreBill Bergman

1947 Chuck KetteringJim Brady

Sid Mallory1941 Woody Lundberg

Jack Stageman1940 Don McCoy

Andy BarleJack Stegeman

Baldy CastilloWoody Lundberg

Herbert Kaczmarek1939 Bud Dillon

Malcolm DrakeBill Miskho

Rudy Aganski1938 Herb Dorricott

Bill PaulinoHoward Hopper

1937 Ed OttoLefty LambBob Clifford

Herb Dorricott1936 Willard Pederson

George RoutHoward Hopper

Cecil GilesSam Mulay

1934 Elmer Brittan1930 Russ Fisher

Josh LloydAlvin Mercer

1928 Henry DownsRon Crawford

Lew Rickert


Year-by-Year Results

Bold equals RMAC games

1922AC KRAUSE 1-2-1at Colorado College L 0-58Colorado College Tie 6-6Colorado College Frosh W 6-0Denver Frosh L 0-16

1923AC KRAUSE 2-4at Colorado College L 3-10at Colorado L 0-51at Brigham Young L 0-19Regis L 10-12Colorado State W 12-7Northern Colorado W 12-7

1924AC KRAUSE 2-4at Colorado College L 0-20at Colorado L 0-31Regis W 20-0Brigham Young L 0-26at Regis W 12-0at New Mexico L 0-14

1925EUGENE MAYNOR 3-4 (2-4)at Colorado College L 0-6at Colorado Mines W 15-6Wyoming L 0-7Northern Colorado W 18-7at Brigham Young L 6-39at Colorado L 0-34at New Mexico W 16-13

1926EUGENE MAYNOR 1-8 (0-7)at Colorado College L 0-3at Denver L 13-21at Montezuma (N.M.) W 37-2Brigham Young L 0-29Colorado Mines@ L 0-10Northern Colorado L 0-48at Utah State L 0-31at New Mexico L 6-35at Wyoming L 0-71@ Game played at Delta

1927 JOHN VAN LIEW 1-6 (1-5)at Colorado L 6-25at Utah State L 0-39at Colorado Mines L 0-51Northern Colorado W 6-2Brigham Young L 7-60Colorado College L 6-33New Mexico L 0-32

1928STEWART CLARK 0-7 (0-6)at Denver L 6-37at Colorado College L 6-24Brigham Young L 0-46Colorado Mines L 19-26at Utah State L 0-54at Northern Colorado L 0-58at Regis L 14-38

1929STEWART CLARK 2-5 (0-5)Montezuma (N.M.) W 32-0at Colorado Mines L 13-20Northern Colorado L 0-6at Brigham Young L 12-33at Colorado State L 14-46at Regis W 25-23at Colorado College L 21-54

1930TELFER MEADE 0-6 (0-5)Utah State L 0-31at Northern Colorado L 0-14at Colorado College L 7-45Brigham Young L 0-25at Colorado Mines L 0-13Regis L 7-14

1931TELFER MEADE 1-6 (1-5)at Colorado College L 3-14at Utah State L 21-38Colorado Mines W 19-0at Brigham Young L 0-31

at Denver L 7-25at Idaho State L 6-7at Northern Colorado L 2-13

1932TELFER MEADE 1-5 (0-5)at Brigham Young L 6-38at Northern Colorado L 6-19at Utah State L 0-39Idaho State W 13-7Colorado College L 0-31Colorado Mines L 0-13

1933TELFER MEADE 0-5 (0-5)at Utah State L 0-28at Colorado Mines L 13-19Brigham Young L 0-13Northern Colorado L 0-6at Wyoming L 0-6

1934TELFER MEADE 2-5 (0-3)at Fort Lewis W 40-0at Northern Colorado L 0-40Colorado Mines L 3-6at Brigham Young L 0-46Arizona State - Flagstaff L 0-12at Idaho State L 0-41Adams State W 12-0

1935PAUL WRIGHT 1-6 (0-4)Fort Lewis W 39-6at Colorado College L 6-13Arizona State - Flagstaff L 12-23at Idaho State L 0-13Northern Colorado L 7-17at Brigham Young L 2-19at Colorado Mines L 0-20

1936PAUL WRIGHT 1-6 (1-5)at Colorado State L 0-13Colorado Mines W 13-0at Utah L 0-26at Idaho State L 0-12at Northern Colorado L 10-12at Brigham Young L 12-25Colorado College L 0-7

1937PAUL WRIGHT 5-3 (3-1)at Colorado College W 7-3at Colorado Mines W 27-0Northern Colorado W 7-0at Brigham Young L 0-21Chadron State W 26-7at New Mexico A&M L 6-33Idaho State W 9-6at NM Military L 14-26

1938PAUL WRIGHT 3-5 (1-3)Colorado College L 0-7at Idaho State W 7-6at Montana State L 0-10Colorado Mines W 13-9at Chadron State W 7-0Northern Colorado L 0-7at West Texas L 0-27NM Military Academy L 0-7

1939PAUL WRIGHT 2-5-1 (1-2)at Weber State W 9-7at West Texas L 0-35Chadron State Tie 0-0Northern Colorado L 0-13Regis L 0-9at Colorado Mines L 7-71at Colorado College W 12-7at NM Military Academy L 14-31

1940PAUL WRIGHT 2-6-1 (0-3-1)at Montana State L 0-12at Idaho State L 0-7West Texas L 13-48Weber State L 0-13at Northern Colorado L 12-13at Regis W 13-0Colorado College Tie 0-0Colorado Mines L 0-12at NM Military Academy W 31-0

1941PAUL WRIGHT 0-7 (0-4)at Montana State L 0-19

at Colorado College L 0-19Idaho State L 6-13at West Texas L 7-66at Northern Colorado L 7-20Regis L 6-21at Colorado Mines L 7-32

1942-45 No football

1946PAUL WRIGHT 5-4-1 (1-1)at Brigham Young L 2-13at SW Oklahoma L 0-19Hastings, Neb. W 19-7at Northern Colorado L 6-12Colorado Mines W 19-7Arizona State - Flagstaff@ L 6-19at Chadron State W 33-0at Adams State W 33-6Camp Carson W 13-7Idaho State Tie 6-6@ Game played at Pueblo

1947PAUL WRIGHT 1-6-1 (0-2-1)at Brigham Young L 7-45at SW Oklahoma L 7-14at Colorado College L 6-17at Arizona State - Flagstaff L 8-12Idaho (Southern Branch) L 9-19Northern Colorado Tie 7-7at Colorado Mines L 12-26Adams State W 27-7

1948VINCE GAVRE 6-4 (2-1)at Idaho State L 0-25at Arizona State L 0-23at Hastings, Neb. W 13-6at Colorado College W 26-0at Abilene Christian L 14-39Colorado Mines W 20-0Arizona State - Flagstaff W 26-6at Northern Colorado L 0-13at SW Oklahoma W 12-6at New Mexico A&M W 61-13

1949VINCE GAVRE 5-3 (2-2)SW Oklahoma@ W 19-16at Arizona State - Flagstaff W 25-14at Colorado Mines L 7-19at Southern Idaho W 20-13Northern Colorado W 34-26Idaho State L 0-25Colorado College L 7-12at Northern Colorado W 27-7@ Game played at Canon City

1950JOE THOMAS 4-4 (2-4)at Montana State W 26-13Idaho State L 13-53Northern Colorado L 31-40Colorado Miens W 21-13at Panhandle A&M W 34-19at Colorado College L 18-27at Northern Colorado L 13-27Adams State@ W 35-14@ Game played at Canon City

1951DON CUMLEY 4-5 (2-3)at Brigham Young L 7-67Northern Colorado L 6-39at Colorado Mines L 26-27Montana State W 25-0Colorado College L 19-40at Idaho State W 40-25at Adams State W 28-26at NM Highlands W 34-27at NM Military Academy L 12-14

1952DON CUMLEY 2-6 (0-5)NM Military Academy W 20-7at Idaho State L 0-40Adams State W 49-37Colorado Mines L 14-41at Montana State L 12-16at Northern Colorado L 0-35at Colorado College L 13-44at Panhandle State L 13-38

1953WILLARD PEDERSON 5-2-1 (2-2-1)W. New Mexico W 54-20Northern Colorado W 25-7Montana State L 13-14

at Arizona State - Flagstaff W 26-7at Colorado Mines W 40-7at Colorado College Tie 7-7Idaho State L 20-33at Adams State W 46-26

1954WILLARD PEDERSON 10-0 (8-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSAdams State W 40-14at Northern Colorado W 26-2at Colorado College W 27-14Colorado Mines W 13-8Idaho State W 35-7at Montana State^ W 6-27Colorado College W 43-0Northern Colorado W 40-6Colorado Mines@ W 21-12at Cal Poly - SLO W 21-20^ Game forfeited to Western because of ineli-gible player@ Game played at Delta

1955WILLARD PEDERSON 7-3 (6-2)Cal Poly - SLO L 18-40at Northern Colorado W 13-7Colorado College W 38-7at Colorado Mines W 18-13at Idaho State L 6-14Montana State L 6-20Northern Colorado W 48-7Colorado Mines@ W 24-6at Adams State W 27-6at Colorado College W 48-13@ Game played at Delta

1956WILLARD PEDERSON 5-5 (3-2)at Wyoming L 13-40Youngstown State W 21-7at Northern Colorado L 6-13Idaho State W 14-13at Air Force Academy L 13-18at Adams State W 60-6at Montana State L 13-28Colorado College W 21-14Colorado Mines W 60-36E. New Mexico@ L 19-28@ Game played at Delta

1957WILLARD PEDERSON 5-4-1 (3-1-1)at Youngstown State L 6-25Northern Colorado W 14-13at Idaho State L 13-41College of Idaho W 46-13Adams State W 48-6at Nevada W 52-14Colorado College W 60-0at Colorado Mines Tie 20-20at E. New Mexico L 12-19at New Mexico A&M L 21-26

1958WILLARD PEDERSON 1-8 (0-5)E. New Mexico W 16-6at Northern Colorado L 6-25Idaho State L 0-7New Mexico A&M L 24-27at Adams State L 12-21at San Diego L 14-46at Colorado College L 6-18Colorado Mines L 12-26at College of Idaho L 12-54

1959WILLARD PEDERSON 3-5 (1-4)at Nevada W 14-13Northern Colorado L 6-49at Idaho State L 7-32Adams State L 6-21at Westminster W 40-0Colorado College W 14-13at Colorado Mines L 13-20at E. New Mexico L 7-12

1960WILLARD PEDERSON 1-7-1 (0-5)Chadron State L 7-13at Northern Colorado Tie 0-0Idaho State L 21-46at Arizona State - Flagstaff L 0-38at Adams State L 0-38Westminster W 13-8at Colorado College L 3-17Colorado Mines L 3-13at Central Oklahoma L 8-22


1961O. KAY DALTON 4-5 (2-3)Nebraska State W 56-12at NM Highlands L 3-33at Idaho State L 10-22Northern Colorado W 10-8Adams State L 0-29E. New Mexico W 10-9Colorado College L 7-34at Colorado Mines W 20-13at Central Oklahoma L 0-30

1962O. KAY DALTON 5-4 (3-2)Weber State W 26-6NM Highlands W 20-0at Arizona State - Flagstaff L 7-20at Northern Colorado L 10-21Adams State L 7-22at E. New Mexico L 7-23at Colorado College W 34-0Colorado Mines W 13-6Idaho State W 17-16

1963O. KAY DALTON 8-1 (4-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSat NM Highlands W 22-6Fort Hays State W 42-0Northern Colorado W 27-0at Adams State W 13-7at W. New Mexico W 37-7Colorado College W 50-0at Colorado Mines W 23-7Arizona State L 7-14at Weber State W 19-6

1964O. KAY DALTON 9-1 (3-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSNM Highlands W 13-7at Fort Hays State W 23-7at Northern Colorado W 20-7Adams State W 20-14W. New Mexico W 56-0Colorado Mines W 41-0at Weber State W 7-0Fort Lewis W 77-13at Southern Utah W 7-3

Mineral Water Bowlat North Dakota State L 13-14

1965O. KAY DALTON 7-1 (3-0)RMAC Championsat NM Highlands W 26-23W. New Mexico W 56-0at Fort Lewis W 34-14Northern Colorado W 20-7at Adams State W 27-0at Colorado Mines W 36-13Weber State L 7-14Southern Utah W 59-0

1966OLIVER H. WOODS 6-2 (3-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Southern Utah L 22-28at W. New Mexico W 26-12Fort Lewis W 31-7at Northern Colorado W 14-9Adams State W 23-7Colorado Mines W 28-0NM Highlands W 14-13at Weber State L 7-42

1967OLIVER H. WOODS 4-5 (3-2)Southern Utah W 27-6W. New Mexico W 13-0at Fort Lewis W 34-7Northern Colorado L 7-14at Adams State L 0-29at Colorado Mines W 21-6at NM Highlands L 2-41at Central Oklahoma L 7-35Weber State L 0-20

1968GORDON ZAPP 3-6 (2-3)at St. Mary of the Plains L 13-26at W. New Mexico W 9-7Fort Lewis W 9-0at Northern Colorado L 10-14Adams State L 17-23Colorado Mines W 48-14NM Highlands L 7-70at Boise State L 0-41Central Oklahoma L 8-14

1969GORDON ZAPP 5-4 (5-1)Westminster W 14-6W. New Mexico W 30-7at Fort Lewis W 49-0Southern Utah W 7-3at Adams State L 13-15at Colorado Mines W 63-14at NM Highlands L 0-37Boise State L 20-23at Central Oklahoma L 6-42

1970GORDON ZAPP 2-7 (2-4)at Southern Colorado L 12-24Central Oklahoma L 7-49Southern Utah L 14-24at W. New Mexico L 7-20Fort Lewis W 37-12at Westminster L 6-7at Colorado Mines L 36-38Adams State W 20-17NM Highlands L 7-70

1971BILL NOXON 6-2-1 (5-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSSouthern Colorado W 10-7at Northern Colorado Tie 35-35at Southern Utah W 30-6W. New Mexico W 14-7at Fort Lewis W 40-3Westminster W 22-16Colorado Mines W 37-0at Adams State L 31-37at NM Highlands L 16-17

1972BILL NOXON 6-3 (4-2)at Kansas State (Pittsburg) L 14-29at Southern Colorado W 35-13Northern Colorado W 24-7Southern Utah W 37-14at W. New Mexico L 21-31Fort Lewis W 32-0at Westminster W 31-0at Colorado Mines L 7-12Adams State W 40-10

1973BILL NOXON 6-3 (5-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSSouthern Colorado W 41-21at Northern Colorado L 6-34at South Dakota L 28-56at Southern Utah W 34-6W. New Mexico L 16-23at Fort Lewis W 25-7Westminster W 67-18Colorado Mines W 27-12at Adams State W 34-6

1974BILL NOXON 6-3 (5-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Southern Colorado L 7-24Northern Colorado W 42-22Adams State L 6-20at NM Highlands L 7-8Southern Utah W 34-14at W. New Mexico W 35-14Fort Lewis W 19-14at Westminster W 31-14at Colorado Mines W 24-17

1975BILL NOXON 9-1 (7-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSSouthern Colorado W 17-6at Northern Colorado L 10-21at Mesa State W 61-14at Adams State W 27-0NM Highlands W 35-17at Southern Utah W 28-25W. New Mexico W 30-0at Fort Lewis W 41-15Westminster W 33-12Colorado Mines W 16-7

1976BILL NOXON 9-2 (9-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Southern Colorado W 49-34Northern Colorado L 17-21Mesa State W 44-7Adams State W 48-20at Colorado Mines W 42-16Fort Lewis W 28-22at W. New Mexico W 48-0

Southern Utah W 56-7at Westminster W 48-0at NM Highlands W 50-0

NAIA SemifinalsTexas A&I L 14-57

1977BILL NOXON 8-1 (8-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSNM Highlands W 38-0at W. New Mexico W 30-6Mesa State W 15-14at Adams State W 20-19at Colorado Mines W 43-7at Fort Lewis W 29-12at Southern Colorado^ W 10-14Westminster W 46-37at Southern Utah L 16-28^ forfeited to Western

1978BILL NOXON 10-1 (9-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSat NM Highlands W 29-0W. New Mexico W 56-26at Mesa State W 20-7Adams State W 31-18Colorado Mines W 68-15at Fort Lewis W 49-7Southern Colorado W 51-43at Westminster W 68-21Southern Utah W 35-14

NAIA Quarterfinalsat Central Arkansas W 21-17

NAIA Semifinalsat Angelo State L 3-35

1979BILL NOXON 8-2 (7-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSMontana Tech W 41-13NM Highlands W 41-3at W. New Mexico W 34-18Mesa State W 29-3at Adams State W 32-16at Colorado Mines W 26-13Fort Lewis W 28-7at Southern Colorado L 28-34at Southern Utah W 56-14

NAIA QuarterfinalsTexas A&I L 14-38

1980BILL NOXON 6-4 (5-3)at Montana Tech W 33-13at NM Highlands W 20-13W. New Mexico W 40-18at Mesa State W 20-12Adams State L 7-25Colorado Mines L 27-28at Fort Lewis W 28-25Southern Colorado L 10-22at E. New Mexico L 18-20Southern Utah W 21-20

1981BILL NOXON 5-4 (5-3)Adams State W 29-27at NM Highlands L 22-30Mesa State W 24-12at Fort Lewis L 23-24at Southern Colorado W 21-7Southern Utah L 34-35E. New Mexico L 23-28Colorado Mines W 30-12at W. New Mexico W 42-13

1982BILL NOXON 3-6 (3-5)at Adams State L 28-31NM Highlands W 47-25at Mesa State L 18-31Fort Lewis L 21-24Southern Colorado L 7-28at Southern Utah L 14-36at E. New Mexico L 7-21at Colorado Mines W 24-0W. New Mexico W 34-27

1983BILL NOXON 2-6-1 (2-5-1)Colorado Mines L 3-12at W. New Mexico Tie 29-29Adams State L 3-12at NM Highlands W 51-0Mesa State L 7-31at Fort Lewis L 28-39at Southern Colorado L 27-44Southern Utah W 21-13

E. New Mexico L 3-45

1984BILL NOXON 3-6 (3-5)at Colorado Mines W 20-3W. New Mexico L 13-24at Adams State L 14-31NM Highlands L 7-28at Mesa State^ W 7-50Fort Lewis L 24-27Southern Colorado W 46-10at Southern Utah L 8-18at California Lutheran L 19-23^ forfeited to Western

1985HAL ROGERS 3-6 (2-5)Emporia State L 0-35Colorado Mines L 7-9at W. New Mexico L 7-45Adams State W 27-24at NM Highlands L 3-23Mesa State L 17-24at Fort Lewis L 13-20at Panhandle State W 24-14Southern Utah W 28-23

1986HAL ROGERS 3-5-1 (2-3-1)at Emporia State L 6-35at Colorado Mines Tie 10-10at Mesa State L 22-48Southern Utah L 22-55NM Highlands L 20-54at Adams State W 22-14Fort Lewis L 14-28W. New Mexico W 7-3Panhandle State W 28-14

1987HAL ROGERS 2-8 (1-5)at Weber State L 10-40at Southern Utah L 10-41Emporia State L 30-35Colorado Mines W 24-17Mesa State L 8-42at NM Highlands L 31-45Adams State L 20-30at Fort Lewis L 12-33at W. New Mexico L 19-27at Panhandle State W 20-15

1988CARL IVERSON 4-5 (4-3)Fort Hays State W 32-29at Emporia State L 0-26at Fort Lewis L 21-24at Colorado Mines W 37-0at Mesa State L 14-54Colorado Mines W 23-22at Adams State L 6-38Fort Lewis W 38-15W. New Mexico L 0-31

1989CARL IVERSON 3-7 (2-5)at Fort Hays State L 16-29Emporia State L 21-35Panhandle State W 37-0at Colorado Mines L 27-28W. New Mexico L 13-30at Fort Lewis W 21-20at Mesa State L 15-24Adams State L 0-45Colorado Mines W 28-21at W. New Mexico L 26-51

1990CARL IVERSON 3-7 (2-5)Fort Hays State L 7-8at Emporia State L 15-23Panhandle State W 73-28at Chadron State L 38-43at Colorado Mines L 47-48Mesa State L 14-40Fort Lewis W 58-0at Adams State L 38-42at W. New Mexico L 14-52NM Highlands W 38-19

1991Carl Iverson 10-2 (7-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Northern Colorado L 19-47Menlo College W 42-0Adams State W 28-16at Fort Lewis W 70-25Colorado Mines W 56-18at Mesa State W 33-9


1931 Telfer Meade 1-6-01932 Telfer Meade 1-5-01933 Telfer Meade 0-5-01934 Telfer Meade 2-5-01935 Paul Wright 1-6-01936 Paul Wright 1-6-01937 Paul Wright 5-3-01938 Paul Wright 3-5-01939 Paul Wright 2-5-11940 Paul Wright 2-6-11941 Paul Wright 0-7-01942-43-44-45 World War II No Football1946 Paul Wright 5-4-11947 Paul Wright 1-6-11948 Vince Gavre 6-4-01949 Vince Gavre 5-3-01950 Joe Thomas 4-4-01951 Don Cumley 4-5-01952 Don Cumley 2-6-01953 Pete Pederson 5-2-11954 Pete Pederson 10-0-01955 Pete Pederson 7-3-01956 Pete Pederson 5-5-01957 Pete Pederson 5-4-11958 Pete Pederson 1-8-01959 Pete Pederson 3-5-01960 Pete Pederson 1-7-11961 O. Kay Dalton 4-5-01962 O. Kay Dalton 5-4-01963 O. Kay Dalton 8-1-01964 O. Kay Dalton 9-1-01965 O. Kay Dalton 7-1-01966 Oliver H. Woods 6-2-01967 Oliver H. Woods 4-5-01968 Gordon Zapp 3-6-01969 Gordon Zapp 5-4-01970 Gordon Zapp 2-7-01971 Bill Noxon 6-2-11972 Bill Noxon 6-3-01973 Bill Noxon 6-3-01974 Bill Noxon 6-3-01975 Bill Noxon 9-1-01976 Bill Noxon 9-2-01977 Bill Noxon 8-1-01978 Bill Noxon 10-1-01979 Bill Noxon 8-2-01980 Bill Noxon 6-4-01981 Bill Noxon 5-4-01982 Bill Noxon 3-6-01983 Bill Noxon 2-6-11984 Bill Noxon 3-6-01985 Hal Rogers 3-6-01986 Hal Rogers 3-5-11987 Hal Rogers 2-8-01988 Carl Iverson 4-5-01989 Carl Iverson 3-7-01990 Carl Iverson 3-7-01991 Carl Iverson 10-2-01992 Carl Iverson 9-2-01993 Carl Iverson 8-3-01994 Carl Iverson 8-2-01995 Carl Iverson 7-2-11996 Wayne McGinn 6-5-01997 Carl Iverson 9-3-01998 Carl Iverson 7-3-01999 Carl Iverson 5-6-02000 Carl Iverson 6-5-02001 Jeff Zenisek 6-5-02002 Jeff Zenisek 6-5-02003 Jeff Zenisek 5-6-02004 Jeff Zenisek 3-8-02005 Jeff Zenisek 2-9-02006 Pat Stewart 3-8-02007 Pat Stewart 1-10-0

4-18ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS(By Victories)

Bill Noxon (1971-84) 87-44-2Carl Iverson (1988-2000) 79-47-1Pete Pederson (1953-60) 37-34-2O. Kay Dalton (1961-65) 33-12-0Jeff Zenisek (2001-05) 22-33-0Paul Wright (1935-47) 20-48-4Vince Gavre (1948-49) 11-7-0Oliver H. Woods (1966-67) 10-7-0Gordon Zapp (1968-70) 10-17-0Hal Rogers (1985-88) 8-19-1Wayne McGinn (1996) 6-5-0Don Cumley (1951-52) 6-11-0AC Krause (1922-24) 5-10-1Joe Thomas (1950) 4-4-0Eugene Maynor (1925-26) 4-12-0Telfer Meade (1930-34) 4-27-0Pat Stewart (2006-present) 4-18-0Stewart Clark (1928-29) 2-12-0John Van Liew (1927) 1-6-0

RMAC Titles Playoff Years1954196319641965196619711973

1974197519761977197819791991

19921994199519971998

1976197819791991199219941997

Fort Hays State W42-2at Chadron State W 51-49at NM Highlands W 53-19W. New Mexico W 67-23

NAIA Opening RoundCarson-Newman W 38-21

NAIA QuarterfinalsCentral State (Ohio) L 13-20

1992CARL IVERSON 9-2 (7-0)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Northern Colorado L 27-30E. New Mexico W 57-14W. Montana W 58-24Adams State W 64-31at Colorado Mines W 39-32Fort Lewis W 69-16at Mesa State W 30-3Chadron State W 49-21NM Highlands W 43-15at Fort Hays State W 35-10

NCAA D-II Opening Roundat Texas A&I L 13-22

1993CARL IVERSON 8-3 (5-2)Northern Colorado L 0-38at E. New Mexico W 24-20at W. Montana W 49-28Nebraska-Kearney W 31-24Colorado Mines W 42-25at Fort Lewis W 45-20Mesa State L 32-41at Chadron State W 31-20at NM Highlands L 30-49Fort Hays State W 28-17at Adams State W 17-14

1994CARL IVERSON 8-2 (7-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Northern Colorado W 31-26at Southern Utha L 26-41Mesa State W 28-27Adams State W 34-14at Colorado Mines W 63-13Fort Lewis W 28-14at Mesa State W 35-6Chadron State W 43-12NM Highlands W 52-34at Fort Hays State L 10-28

NCAA D-II Opening Roundat Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-43

1995CARL IVERSON 7-2-1 (6-0-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSNorthern Colorado L 19-29at UC Davis L 3-48Southern Utah W 36-8at Adams State W 42-21Colorado Mines W 55-0at Fort Lewis W 26-8Mesa State W 56-9at Chadron State W 28-21at NM Highlands W 45-20Fort Hays State Tie 27-27

1996WAYNE MCGINN 6-5 (6-2)at Northern Colorado L 0-43at Weber State L 3-36at Southern Utah L 24-27NM Highlands W 31-21at Chadron State L 3-11at Adams State W 41-23Fort Hays State L 23-26Colorado Mines W 24-0at Nebraska-Kearney W 27-24at Fort Lewis W 38-0Mesa State W 35-6

1997CARL IVERSON 9-3 (7-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSNorthern Colorado W 14-13at Weber State L 13-29Panhandle State W 46-0at NM Highlands W 27-21Chadron State W 16-14Adams State W 50-15at Fort Hays State L 15-28Nebraska-Kearney W 34-6at Colorado Mines W 40-0Fort Lewis W 66-17at Mesa State W 27-3

NCAA D-II Opening Roundat Angelo State L 12-46

1998CARL IVERSON 7-3 (7-1)RMAC CHAMPIONSat Northern Colorado L 7-52Mesa State W 42-6at Northern Arizona L 9-28NM Highlands W 60-12at Chadron State L 19-22at Adams State W 49-28Fort Hays State W 48-16Colorado Mines W 34-10at Nebraska-Kearney W 57-42at Fort Lewis W 63-0

1999CARL IVERSON 5-6 (4-4)at Weber State L 3-33Northern Colorado L 31-38at Mesa State W 45-10at Panhandle State W 43-0at NM Highlands L 38-45Chadron State L 6-10Adams State W 24-21at Fort Hays State L 3-23at Colorado Mines W 31-17Nebraska-Kearney L 17-23Fort Lewis W 25-10

2000CARL IVERSON 6-5 (5-3)at Weber State L 13-44at Northern Colorado L 22-29at Fort Lewis W 32-2Mesa State L 14-38Panhandle State W 83-0NM Highlands W 39-26at Chadron State L 14-42at Adams State W 25-13Fort Hays State W 23-17Colorado Mines W 53-6at Nebraska-Kearney L 13-31

2001JEFF ZENISEK 6-5 (5-3)Northern Colorado L 19-30at North Dakota State L 10-66Fort Lewis L 20-23at Mesa State W 26-21at Panhandle State W 79-0at NM Highlands W 32-15Chadron State L 12-25Adams State W 13-7at Fort Hays State W 29-15at Colorado Mines W 40-17Nebraska-Kearney L 24-31

2002JEFF ZENISEK 6-5 (4-4)at Northern Colorado^ W 0-31at Weber State L 0-44at Nebraska-Kearney W 20-3at Fort Lewis W 49-24Mesa State L 10-30Panhandle State W 58-13NM Highlands W 52-21at Chadron State L 10-48at Adams State L 20-24Fort Hays State W 34-7Colorado Mines L 37-47^ forfeited to Western

2003JEFF ZENISEK 5-6 (4-4)at Weber State L 13-38Northern Colorado L 3-44Nebraska-Kearney W 49-41Fort Lewis W 41-17at Mesa State L 27-49at W. New Mexico W 26-14at NM Highlands W 30-27Chadron State L 22-23Adams State L 25-26at Fort Hays State W 20-19at Colorado Mines L 21-38

2004JEFF ZENISEK 3-8 (2-6)at Pittsburg State L 6-56at Portland State L 0-38Colorado Mines L 0-58at Nebraska-Kearney L 7-27at Fort Lewis W 28-21Mesa State W 31-10Western New Mexico W 47-13NM Highlands L 10-17at Chadron State L 27-33at Adams State L 13-35Fort Hays State L 25-27

2005

JEFF ZENISEK 2-9 (2-6)Angelo State L 7-26at Weber State L 0-61at Colorado Mines L 13-45Nebraska-Kearney L 12-37at Fort Lewis L 17-28at Mesa State L 3-20at Western New Mexico L 22-29at NM Highlands W 20-24Chadron State L 10-40Adams State L 0-42at Fort Hays State W 26-14

2006PAT STEWART 3-8 (2-6)at Angelo State L 8-9Southern Utah L 3-55at NM Highlands W 14-9Western New Mexico L 0-24at Fort Lewis L 14-35Nebraska-Kearney L 3-23at Mesa State L 14-31Panhandle State W 66-16Adams State@ L 10-28at Chadron State L 0-47Colorado Mines W 21-13@ - Colorado Classic at Pueblo

2007PAT STEWART 1-10 (0-8)at Fort Hays State L 3-55Emporia State L 3-7NM Highlands L 18-35at Western New Mexico L 39-42Fort Lewis L 0-19at Nebraska-Kearney L 18-42Mesa State L 27-30at Okla. Panhandle State W 47-14Adams State L 21-24Chadron State L 17-50at Colorado Mines L 7-21

COACHING HISTORY

Year Coach W-L-T1922 A.C. Krause 1-2-11923 A.C. Krause 2-4-01924 A.C. Krause 2-4-01925 Eugene Maynor 3-4-01926 Eugene Maynor 1-8-01927 John Van Liew 1-6-01928 Stewart Clark 0-7-01929 Stewart Clark 2-5-01930 Telfer Meade 0-6-0


Abilene Christian (0-1)1948 Abilene Christian 39-14Adams State (38-23)1934 Western State 14-01946 Western State 33-61947 Western State 27-71950 Western State 35-141951 Western State 28-261952 Western State 49-371953 Western State 46-261954 Western State 40-141955 Western State 27-61956 Western State 60-61957 Western State 48-61958 Adams State 21-121959 Adams State 21-61960 Adams State 38-01961 Adams State 29-01962 Adams State 22-71963 Western State 13-71964 Western State 20-141965 Western State 27-01966 Western State 23-71967 Adams State 29-01968 Adams State 23-171969 Adams State 15-131970 Western State 20-171971 Adams State 37-311972 Western State 40-101973 Western State 34-61974 Adams State 20-61975 Western State 27-01976 Western State 48-201977 Western State 20-191978 Western State 31-181979 Western State 32-161980 Adams State 25-71981 Western State 29-271982 Adams State 31-281983 Adams State 23-171984 Adams State 31-141985 Western State 27-241986 Western State 22-141987 Adams State 30-201988 Adams State 38-61989 Adams State 45-01990 Adams State 42-381991 Western State 28-161992 Western State 64-311993 Western State 17-141994 Western State 34-141995 Western State 42-211996 Western State 41-231997 Western State 50-151998 Western State 49-281999 Western State 24-212000 Western State 25-132001 Western State 13-72002 Adams State 24-202003 Adams State 26-252004 Adams State 35-132005 Adams State 42-02006 Adams State 28-102007 Adams State 24-21Air Force Academy (0-1)1956 Air Force 48-13Angelo State (0-4)1978 Angelo State 35-31997 Angelo State 46-122005 Angelo State 26-72006 Angelo State 9-8Arizona State (0-2)1948 Arizona State 23-01963 Arizona State 14-7Arizona State - Flagstaff (3-6)1934 ASU-Flagstaff 12-01935 ASU-Flagstaff 23-121946 ASU-Flagstaff 19-61947 ASU-Flagstaff 12-81948 Western State 26-61949 Western State 25-141953 Western State 26-71960 ASU-Flagstaff 38-01962 ASU-Flagstaff 20-7Boise State (0-2)1968 Boise State 41-01969 Boise State 23-20Bringham Young (0-18)1923 BYU 19-01924 BYU 26-01925 BYU 39-61926 BYU 29-01927 BYU 60-71928 BYU 46-01929 BYU 33-121930 BYU 25-01931 BYU 31-01932 BYU 38-6

1933 BYU 13-01934 BYU 46-01935 BYU 19-21936 BYU 25-121937 BYU 21-01946 BYU 13-21947 BYU 45-71951 BYU 67-7California Lutheran (0-1)1984 California Lutheran 23-19Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo (1-1)1954 Western State 21-201955 Cal Poly 40-18Camp Carson (1-0)1946 Western State 13-7Carson - Newman (1-0)1991 Western State 38-21Central Arkansas (1-0)1978 Western State 21-17Central Oklahoma State (0-6)1960 C. Oklahoma State 22-81961 C. Oklahoma State 30-01967 C. Oklahoma State 35-71968 C. Oklahoma State 14-81969 C. Oklahoma State 42-61970 C. Oklahoma State 49-7Central State (Ohio) (0-1)1991 Central State 20-13Chadron State (11-12-1)1937 Western State 26-71938 Western State 7-01939 Tie 0-01946 Western State 38-01960 Chadron State 13-71961 Western State 56-121990 Chadron State 43-381991 Western State 51-491992 Western State 49-211993 Western State 31-201994 Western State 43-121995 Western State 28-211996 Chadron State 11-31997 Western State 16-141998 Chadron State 22-191999 Chadron State 10-62000 Chadron State 42-142001 Chadron State 25-122002 Chadron State 48-102003 Chadron State 23-222004 Chadron State 33-272005 Chadron State 40-102006 Chadron State 47-02007 Chadron State 50-17College of Idaho (1-1)1957 Western State 46-131958 College of Idaho 54-12Colorado (0-4)1923 Colorado 51-01924 Colorado 31-01925 Colorado 34-01927 Colorado 25-6Colorado College (12-33-2)1922 Colorado College 58-01923 Colorado College 10-31924 Colorado College 20-01925 Colorado College 6-01926 Colorado College 3-01927 Colorado College 33-61928 Colorado College 24-61929 Colorado College 54-211930 Colorado College 45-71931 Colorado College 14-31932 Colorado College 31-01935 Colorado College 13-61936 Colorado College 7-01937 Western State 7-31938 Colorado College 7-01939 Western State 12-71940 Tie 0-01941 Colorado College 19-01947 Colorado College 7-61948 Western State 26-01949 Colorado College 12-71950 Colorado College 27-181951 Colorado College 40-191952 Colorado College 44-131953 Tie 7-71954 Western State 27-141954 Western State 43-01955 Western State 38-71955 Western State 48-131956 Western State 21-141957 Western State 60-01958 Colorado College 18-61959 Western State 14-131960 Colorado College 17-31961 Colorado College 34-71962 Western State 34-0

1963 Western State 50-0Colorado School of Mines (51-30-2)1925 Western State 15-61926 Colorado Mines 10-01927 Colorado Mines 51-61928 Colorado Mines 26-191929 Colorado Mines 20-131930 Colorado Mines 13-01931 Western State 19-01932 Colorado Mines 13-01933 Colorado Mines 19-131934 Colorado Mines 6-31935 Colorado Mines 20-01936 Western State 13-01937 Western State 27-01938 Western State 13-91939 Colorado Mines 71-71940 Colorado Mines 12-01941 Colorado Mines 32-71946 Western State 19-71947 Colorado Mines 26-121948 Western State 20-01949 Colorado Mines 19-71950 Western State 21-131951 Colorado Mines 27-261952 Colorado Mines 41-141953 Western State 40-71954 Western State 13-81954 Western State 21-121955 Western State 18-131955 Western State 24-61956 Western State 60-361957 Tie 20-201958 Colorado Mines 26-121959 Colorado Mines 20-131960 Colorado Mines 13-31961 Western State 20-131962 Western State 13-61963 Western State 23-71964 Western State 41-01965 Western State 36-131966 Western State 28-01967 Western State 21-61968 Western State 48-141969 Western State 63-141970 Colorado Mines 38-361971 Western State 37-01972 Colorado Mines 12-71973 Western State 27-121974 Western State 24-171975 Western State 16-71976 Western State 42-161977 Western State 43-71978 Western State 68-151979 Western State 26-131980 Colorado Mines 28-271981 Western State 30-121982 Western State 24-01983 Colorado Mines 12-31984 Western State 20-31985 Colorado Mines 9-71986 Tie 10-101987 Western State 24-171988 Western State 37-01988 Western State 23-221989 Colorado Mines 28-271989 Western State 28-211990 Colorado Mines 48-471991 Western State 56-181992 Western State 39-321993 Western State 42-251994 Western State 63-131995 Western State 55-01996 Western State 24-01997 Western State 40-01998 Western State 34-101999 Western State 31-172000 Western State 53-62001 Western State 40-172002 Colorado Mines 47-372003 Colorado Mines 38-212004 Colorado Mines 58-02005 Colorado Mines 45-132006 Western State 21-132007 Colorado Mines 21-7Colorado State (1-2-1)1922 tie 6-61923 Western State 12-71929 Colorado State 46-141936 Colorado State 13-0Colorado State-Pueblo (9-6)1970 Southern Colorado 24-121971 Western State 10-71972 Western State 35-131973 Western State 41-211974 Southern Colorado 24-71975 Western State 17-61976 Western State 49-34

1977 Southern Colorado^ 14-101978 Western State 51-431979 Southern Colorado 34-281980 Southern Colorado 22-101981 Western State 21-71982 Southern Colorado 28-71983 Southern Colorado 44-271984 Western State 46-10^1977 game forfeited to WesternDenver University (0-3)1926 Denver 21-131928 Denver 37-61931 Denver 25-7Eastern New Mexico (4-8)1956 E. New Mexico 28-191957 E. New Mexico 19-121958 Western State 16-61959 E. New Mexico 12-71961 Western State 10-91962 E. New Mexico 23-71980 E. New Mexico 20-181981 E. New Mexico 28-231982 E. New Mexico 21-71983 E. New Mexico 45-31992 Western State 57-141993 Western State 24-20Emporia State (0-6)1985 Emporia State 35-01986 Emporia State 35-61987 Emporia State 35-301988 Emporia State 26-01989 Emporia State 35-211990 Emporia State 23-15Fort Hays (13-7-1)1963 Western State 42-01964 Western State 23-71988 Western State 32-291989 Fort Hays 29-161990 Fort Hays 8-71991 Western State 42-21992 Western State 35-101993 Western State 28-171994 Fort Hays 28-101995 Tie 27-271996 Fort Hays 26-231997 Fort Hays 28-151998 Western State 48-161999 Fort Hays 23-32000 Western State 23-172001 Western State 29-152002 Western State 34-72003 Western State 20-192004 Fort Hays 27-252005 Western State 26-142007 Fort Hays 55-3Fort Lewis (36-11)1934 Western State 40-01935 Western State 39-61964 Western State 77-131965 Western State 34-141966 Western State 31-71967 Western State 34-71968 Western State 9-01969 Western State 49-01970 Western State 37-121971 Western State 40-31972 Western State 32-01973 Western State 25-71974 Western State 19-141975 Western State 41-151976 Western State 28-221977 Western State 29-121978 Western State 49-71979 Western State 28-71980 Western State 28-251981 Fort Lewis 24-231982 Fort Lewis 24-211983 Fort Lewis 39-281984 Fort Lewis 27-241985 Fort Lewis 20-131986 Fort Lewis 28-141987 Fort Lewis 33-121988 Fort Lewis 24-211988 Western State 38-151989 Western State 21-201990 Western State 58-01991 Western State 70-251992 Western State 69-161993 Western State 45-201994 Western State 28-141995 Western State 26-81996 Western State 38-01997 Western State 66-171998 Western State 63-01999 Western State 35-102000 Western State 32-22001 Fort Lewis 23-202002 Western State 49-24


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2003 Western State 41-172004 Western State 28-212005 Fort Lewis 28-172006 Fort Lewis 35-142007 Fort Lewis 19-0Hastings Nebraska (2-0)1946 Western State 19-71948 Western State 13-6Idaho State (7-17-1)1931 Idaho State 7-61932 Western State 13-71934 Idaho State 41-01935 Idaho State 13-01936 Idaho State 12-01937 Western State 9-61938 Western State 7-61940 Idaho State 7-01941 Idaho State 13-61946 Tie 6-61948 Idaho State 25-01949 Idaho State 25-01950 Idaho State 53-131951 Western State 40-251952 Idaho State 40-01953 Idaho State 33-201954 Western State 35-71955 Idaho State 14-61956 Western State 14-131957 Idaho State 41-131958 Idaho State 7-01959 Idaho State 32-71960 Idaho State 46-211961 Idaho State 22-101962 Western State 17-16Menlo College (1-0)1991 Western State 42-0Mesa State College (20-14)1975 Western State 61-141976 Western State 44-71977 Western State 15-141978 Western State 20-71979 Western State 29-31980 Western State 20-121981 Western State 24-121982 Mesa State 31-181983 Mesa State 31-71984 Mesa State ^ 50-71985 Mesa State 24-171986 Mesa State 48-221987 Mesa State 42-81988 Mesa State 54-141989 Mesa State 24-151990 Mesa State 40-141991 Western State 33-91992 Western State 30-31993 Mesa State 41-321994 Western State 28-271994 Western State 35-61995 Western State 56-91996 Western State 35-61997 Western State 27-31998 Western State 42-61999 Western State 45-102000 Mesa State 38-142001 Western State 26-212002 Mesa State 30-102003 Mesa State 49-272004 Western State 31-102005 Mesa State 20-32006 Mesa State 31-142007 Mesa State 30-27^1984 game forfeit to Western StateMontana State (3-7)1938 Montana 10-01940 Montana 12-01941 Montana 19-01950 Western State 26-131951 Western State 25-01952 Montana 16-121953 Montana 14-131954 Montana^ 27-61955 Montana 20-61956 Montana 28-13^1954 game forfeited to Western StateMontana Tech (2-0)1979 Western State 41-131980 Western State 33-13Montezuma (NM) (2-0)1926 Western State 37-21929 Western State 32-0Nebraska-Kearney (7-6)1993 Western State 31-241996 Western State 27-241997 Western State 34-61998 Western State 57-421999 Nebraska-Kearney 23-172000 Nebraska-Kearney 31-132001 Nebraska-Kearney 31-242002 Western State 20-32003 Western State 49-412004 Nebraska-Kearney 27-72005 Nebraska-Kearney 37-122006 Nebraska-Kearney 23-32007 Nebraska-Kearney 42-18

Nevada (2-0)1957 Western State 52-141959 Western State 14-13New Mexico (1-3)1924 New Mexico 14-01925 Western State 16-131926 New Mexico 35-61927 New Mexico 32-0New Mexico A&M (1-3)1937 New Mexico A&M 33-61948 Western State 61-131957 New Mexico A&M 26-211958 New Mexico A&M 27-24New Mexico Highlands (28-15)1961 NM Highlands 33-31962 Western State 20-01963 Western State 22-61964 Western State 13-71965 Western State 26-231966 Western State 14-131967 NM Highlands 41-21968 NM Highlands 70-71969 NM Highlands 37-01970 NM Highlands 70-71971 NM Highlands 17-161974 NM Highlands 8-71975 Western State 35-171976 Western State 50-01977 Western State 38-01978 Western State 29-01979 Western State 41-31980 Western State 20-131981 NM Highlands 30-221982 Western State 47-251983 Western State 51-01984 NM Highlands 28-71985 NM Highlands 23-31986 NM Highlands 54-201987 NM Highlands 45-311990 Western State 38-191991 Western State 53-191992 Western State 43-151993 NM Highlands 49-301994 Western State 52-341995 Western State 45-201996 Western State 31-211997 Western State 27-211998 Western State 60-121999 NM Highlands 45-382000 Western State 39-262001 Western State 32-152002 Western State 52-212003 Western State 30-272004 NM Highlands 17-102005 Western State 24-202006 Western State 14-92007 NM Highlands 35-18New Mexico Military Academy (2-4)1937 NM Academy 26-141938 NM Academy 7-01939 NM Academy 31-141940 Western State 31-01951 NM Academy 14-121952 Western State 20-7Northern Arizona (0-1)1998 N. Arizona 28-9Northern Colorado (21-38-3)1923 Western State 12-71925 Western State 18-71926 Northern Colorado 48-01927 Western State 6-21928 Northern Colorado 58-01929 Northern Colorado 6-01930 Northern Colorado 14-01931 Northern Colorado 13-21932 Northern Colorado 19-61933 Northern Colorado 6-01934 Northern Colorado 40-01935 Northern Colorado 17-71936 Northern Colorado 10-121937 Western State 7-01938 Northern Colorado 7-01939 Northern Colorado 13-01940 Northern Colorado 33-121941 Northern Colorado 20-71946 Northern Colorado 12-61947 Tie 7-71948 Northern Colorado 13-01949 Western State 34-261950 Northern Colorado 40-311951 Northern Colorado 39-61952 Northern Colorado 35-01953 Western State 25-71954 Western State 26-21954 Western State 40-61955 Western State 13-71955 Western State 48-71956 Northern Colorado 13-61957 Western State 14-131958 Northern Colorado 25-61959 Northern Colorado 49-61960 Tie 0-01961 Western State 10-81962 Northern Colorado 21-10

1963 Western State 27-01964 Western State 20-71965 Western State 20-71966 Western State 14-91967 Northern Colorado 14-71968 Northern Colorado 14-101971 Tie 35-351972 Western State 24-71973 Northern Colorado 34-61974 Western State 42-221975 Northern Colorado 21-101976 Northern Colorado 21-171991 Northern Colorado 47-191992 Northern Colorado 30-271993 Northern Colorado 38-01994 Western State 31-261995 Northern Colorado 29-191996 Northern Colorado 43-01997 Western State 14-131998 Northern Colorado 52-71999 Northern Colorado 38-312000 Northern Colorado 29-222001 Northern Colorado 30-192002 Western State* 0-312003 Northern Colorado 44-3* Game forfeited to WesternNorth Dakota State (0-2)1964 North Dakota State 14-132001 North Dakota State 66-10Panhandle State (12-0)1950 Western State 34-191985 Western State 24-141986 Western State 28-141987 Western State 20-151989 Western State 37-01990 Western State 73-281997 Western State 46-01999 Western State 43-02000 Western State 83-02001 Western State 79-02002 Western State 58-132006 Western State 66-16Pittsburg State (Kansas) (0-2)1972 Pittsburg State 29-142004 Pittsburg State 56-6Portland State (0-1)2004 Portland State 38-0Regis (4-5)1923 Regis 12-101924 Western State 20-01924 Western State 12-01928 Regis 38-141929 Western State 25-231930 Regis 14-71939 Regis 9-01940 Western State 13-01941 Regis 21-6South Dakota (0-1)1973 South Dakota 56-28Southern Idaho (1-1)1947 Southern Idaho 19-91949 Western State 20-13Southern Utah (16-11)1964 Western State 7-31965 Western State 59-01966 Southern Utah 28-221967 Western State 27-61969 Western State 7-31970 Southern Utah 24-141971 Western State 30-61972 Western State 37-141973 Western State 34-61974 Western State 34-141975 Western State 28-251976 Western State 56-71977 Southern Utah 28-161978 Western State 35-141979 Western State 56-141980 Western State 21-201981 Southern Utah 35-341982 Southern Utah 36-141983 Western State 21-131984 Southern Utah 18-81985 Western State 28-231986 Southern Utah 55-221987 Southern Utah 41-101994 Southern Utah 41-261995 Western State 36-81996 Southern Utah 27-242006 Southern Utah 55-3Southwest Oklahoma (2-2)1946 SW Oklahoma 19-01947 SW Oklahoma 14-71948 Western State 12-61949 Western State 19-16St. Mary's of the Plains (0-1)1968 St. Mary's 26-13Texas A&M-Kingsville (0-3)1979 Texas A & I 38-141992 Texas A & I 22-131994 Texas A&M-Kingsville 43-7UC Davis (0-1)1995 U.C. Davis 48-3University of San Diego (0-1)

1958 San Diego 46-14Utah State (0-8)1926 Utah State 31-01927 Utah State 39-01928 Utah State 54-01930 Utah State 31-01931 Utah State 38-211932 Utah State 39-01933 Utah State 28-01936 Utah State 26-0Weber State (4-12)1939 Western State 9-71940 Weber State 13-01962 Western State 26-61963 Western State 19-61964 Western State 7-01965 Weber State 14-71966 Weber State 42-71967 Weber State 20-01987 Weber State 40-101996 Weber State 36-31997 Weber State 29-131999 Weber State 33-32000 Weber State 44-132002 Weber State 44-02003 Weber State 38-132005 Weber State 61-0West Texas (0-4)1938 West Texas 27-01939 West Texas 35-01940 West Texas 48-131941 West Texas 66-7Western Montana (2-0)1992 Western State 58-241993 Western State 49-28Western New Mexico (23-12-1)1953 Western State 54-201963 Western State 37-71964 Western State 56-01965 Western State 56-01966 Western State 26-121967 Western State 13-01968 Western State 9-71969 Western State 30-71970 W. New Mexico 20-71971 Western State 14-71972 W. New Mexico 31-211973 W. New Mexico 23-161974 Western State 35-141975 Western State 30-01976 Western State 48-01977 Western State 30-61978 Western State 56-261979 Western State 34-181980 Western State 40-181981 Western State 42-131982 Western State 34-271983 Tie 29-291984 W. New Mexico 24-131985 W. New Mexico 45-71986 Western State 7-31987 W. New Mexico 27-191988 W. New Mexico 31-01989 W. New Mexico 30-131989 W. New Mexico 51-261990 W. New Mexico 52-141991 Western State 67-232003 Western State 26-142004 Western State 47-132005 W. New Mexico 29-222006 W. New Mexico 24-02007 W. New Mexico 42-39Westminster (11-1)1959 Western State 40-01960 Western State 13-81969 Western State 14-61970 Westminster 7-61971 Western State 22-161972 Western State 31-01973 Western State 67-181974 Western State 31-141975 Western State 33-121976 Western State 48-01977 Western State 46-371978 Western State 68-21Wyoming (0-4)1925 Wyoming 7-01926 Wyoming 71-01933 Wyoming 6-01956 Wyoming 40-13Youngstown State (1-1)1956 Western State 21-71957 Youngstown State 25-6

AJim Abbate 1987-88Steve Abbott 1966Ron Acker 1958Nathan Acrey 2007-08Greg Adams 1989Jeremy Adams 1993Mark Adams 1971Casey Adragna 2003-07Garner Agone 1998Allan Aguilar 2007-08David Aguilera 1999Karl Aguilera 1967Glen Aiken 1971Scott Alamo 2003Justin Albee 2004Jesse Albright 1995Darrin Alcorn 1995Andres Alers 2007-08Charlie Alexander 2008Reggie Alexander 1986Reggie Alexander 1990-92Dayne Allbrandt 2007-08Larry Alleman 1962Antonio Alonso 1980Colt Alton 1993Jamie Alvarado 1994-97Dave Alverez 1981David Amelung 1989Ted Ammerman 1954Bob Anderson 1963Erik Anderson 1971Grant Anderson 1970Herman Anderson 1974Leslie Anderson 1964Patrick Anderson 2004-05Ryan Anderson 1991Terrance Anderson 1991-93Thomas Angelo 2003-04Donald Angulo 2002Joseph Apodaca 2004Larry Apodaca 1974-76Doug Appel 1987-90Mike Appel 1989, 1991-94Robert Aranda 1993James Arbizo 2002Richard Archuleta 1971Jim Arcieri 1971-74Bob Arends 1975Calvin Armstrong 1970-71Ollie Arnone 1955-56Charles Arnwine 1957Mario Arrendondo 1999Jarrod Artim 2003Robert Ashcroft 1954-55Jason Assanah 2008David Atkins 1995-96Danny Atkinson 2006-07Mark Atteberry 1994-95Jerry Atwood 1960Steve Atwood 1987-90Nate Aue 2008Donnell August 2007-08Craig Aukland 1999-2000Jeremy Aupperlee 2007Joshua Aupperlee 2007Bill Austin 1987, 1989-90JaLen Ayers 2004-08Josh Azeltine 2001Tony Azevedo 1964-65BFrank Baca 1981Nate Baca 2000-04Vince Bacevicius 1963Chris Backstrum 1981-82Hugo Baeza 1990-91Scott Bagley 1989-91Wade Bagely 1992-95Jim Bair 2003-05Chuck Bailey 1978Damon Bailey 1997Nolan Baily 1997Mike Baird 1975Penny Baker 1989Scott Baker 1987Seth Baker 1995, 1997Shaunta Baker 1997-98Ted Baker 1984Zach Baker 2004Paul Bakka 2007-08Jim Baldassano 1970Sean Baldizan 2004Hudnall Baldwin 1959-60

Jim Baldwin 1988Bryan Bales 1978Claud Ballard 1961Darren Bandman 1992Ben Bangs 1989-90Brian Banister 1981Kyle Bancroft 2006Tony Banks 1981Dave Banovich 1978-81Jake Barber 2003Jeff Barnhart 1988-89Dave Barns 1976-77Guy Barr 1970-72Paul Barringer 1979Charles Barth 1963Wade Bartlett 1979, 1981-82Richard Barton 1962Bob Baselice 1980-81Michael Bass 1995Rob Bassler 1972Logan Bassuk 2002-03Damjan Bates 2007Lee Bates 1962-63Carl Bauer 1971Frank Bauer 1966-68Jeremy Bayens 1991David Baylor 2004Michael Beams 1998-99Bill Beard 1976Robert Beaver 1985Bill Beck 1970Steve Beck 1982-83Ryan Beckman 1997-98Don Beckworth 2001Dennis Bedford 2004-06Dennis Bedford 2006-08Jason Beebe 1982Brian Beehan 1992Phil Berenson 1961Tom Besson 1964-67Dan Belger 2005-06David Bell 1978Eric Bell 1989-92Seth Bell 1999-03Brian Bollig 2006Mike Benallo 1991Josh Bendell 1995Randy Bentley 1982-84Jason Benton 1996-00Reggie Benton 1985Jim Benvenga 1973Don Berg 1955Robert Bergan 1974-75Steve Berger 1981Bill Berghoeffer 1987Tim Bergquist 1987-91Erik Bernal 1999, 2000-02Frank Bernardoni 1963Steve Berninzoni 1997Greg Bernstein 1990Sean Berry 2003Matt Bertsch 1991-94George Besse 1958-60Pete Besse 1986-88Brendan Best 2007Dean Beston 1979Ty Bevan 1997-99Rex Bell 1976Mike Bickers 1970Bill Bigsby 1983Gary Bills 1973-74Gregg Biltoft 1986Erik Birk 1997Bill Black 1978-81Brian Black 2002-03Ryan Black 2002-03Woody Black 1992Budd Blackburn 1978Gary Blackburn 1975-76Jason Blackmon 1998Josh Blaha 2002-03George Blais 1962Justin Blake 1994Eric Blanke 1984-88Scott Blanke 1985-86Gregory Blazier 2004-05Kevin Blue 1981Trevor Bobb 2007-08Dino Bobrick 1980Rick Boccard 1976-77Joel Bochow 1988-92John Bognanno 1988Jim Bohnsack 1983Brian Bollig 2006-07

Mitch Bollig 1995-96Frank Bonadies 1967-70Sam Bondurant 1960Brandon Borchardt 2004-07Allen Borkowski 1970-73Brandon Boss 2001Tom Boston 1967-70Matt Bottoms 2001Andy Bouchard 1982-85Chaumont Bouknight 2001-04Thomas Bouknight 1974-77Kevin Boundy 1974Robert Bowen 1965-67Gene Bower 1958-60Gene Bowers 1961Rod Bowers 1966Jim Bowman 1976Kevin Bowman 1978Charles Boyd 1999Henry Boyd 1957Sam Boyd 1954-57Wayne Boyles 1967Theron Bradford 1954-55David Bradshaw 1994Kris Bradshaw 1998Miles Bradshaw 2004Chase Branch 2005Andi Braslin 1994Dan Brethauer 2005-06John Breyel 1980Chad Briggs 1995Kenn Briggs 1973-76Tom Briggs 1975Mike Broadnax 2001, 2003-4Bernard Brockman 1995Andrew Brooks 1985Claude Brooks 1991Michael Brooks 2001-02Pat Brougham 1998-99Aaron Brown 2003-04Cliff Brown 1983Derek Brown 1999-2002Ethan Brown 2008Evans Brown 1972Kyle Brown 2007Gene Brown 1984Lewis Brown 2003-05Rick Brown 1991-94 Reggie Brown 1980-81Ryan Brown 2003Veri Brown 1982Mike Browne 1984-86Kelly Bruchez 2003-04Andy Brudwick 2002-04Ken Brumit 1965-67Jeff Brunacci 1993-94Josh Bruning 2005-08Darren Bryan 1990-94Adam Bryning 1998-2003Richard Buck 1958-60Will Buckhanon 1991-93Dave Buenrostro 1968Chris Buis 1983-85William Bulow 1964Kent Bumgarner 1995Steve Bunge 1983-84Patrick Burke 1966-67Mark Burnett 1985Bill Burns 1974Eric Burns 1991Shawn Burris 1988-89Dale Burrows 1958Mike Busby 1969-72Nick Bushere 2001-04Earl Bushey 1954Robbie Busmente 1994-95Chad Butera 1987-89Jay Butero 1994-95Jason Butler 1997Trevor Butler 1995-97Trevor Butler 1992Wes Byers 1988-89Chris Byrd 1990-91John Byszewski 1993, 1995CWill Caires 1985-86Kyle Calkins 1988Gabe Camacho 2004Delbert Cameron 1987Lewis Camp 1977-78Arnold Campbell 1984-85Bill Campbell 1988-91Bill Campbell 1975-78Bob Campbell 1974

Dennis Campbell 1973Doug Campbell 1966-67Nate Campbell 1998-2002Josh Campuzano 1996-97Tony Cancino 1984-87Jesse Cannon 2001Craig Cansier 1979-80Robert Canter 1985Jared Card 2008Corey Carey 1997-99Brian Carney 2007Casey Carlquist 1994-95Shea Carr 2007Clint Carlson 1993Derek Carlson 1994Glenn Carlson 1971Lance Carlson 1990-93Will Carlson 1993-95Jerry Carlton 1979-81Lamoine Carmichael 1955-56Jeff Carnahan 1982Bud Carpenter 1955Jerry Carpenter 1963-64Shea Carr 2004-06Joey Carranco 1999-03Rick Carroll 1968James Carter 1985-86Rick Carter 1970Jim Cartwright 1956-57Jim Carwin 2001Shane Carwin 1993-97Bob Case 1997Trevor Casey 1999Kevin Cassidy 1978-81Mike Cassidy 1954-57Tom Casteel 1962-63Chris Cavaleri 1983Warren Ceres 1965Matt Cesario 2008Greg Chambless 1979Jim Chaney 1985Brody Chapman 1996Jay Chapman 1970-73John Chapman 1981Larry Chapman 1973Bob Chapparo 1981Jeff Chappell 1985Kendrick Chatman 1991-92Juan Chavira 2005Jason Cheever 1990Ray Chenault 1973Todd Cherry 2005Kyle Chesnick 2006-08Rob Childerston 1998-2002Marc Childs 1981-82Ryan Christie 2001Tony Ciacco 1984-85David Cihocki 1967Matt Cinquanta 1989Brian Cirbo 2004Mike Claboe 1961-62Duane Clardy 1994-95Richard Clardy 1991-92Bill Clark 1993-97Bradley Clark 1996Chris Clark 2003-07Cree Clark 2007Ron Clark 1972Travis Clark 2002Kern Clarke 2007Kurt Clay 1992-96George Claypool 1958-60Terrence Cleary 1967-68Mike Clements 1978Barry Clifford 1967Ken Clinton 1966Steve Cobb 1973-74Nick Coe 2001Luke Cogar 2003-05Gary Cole 1992Ryan Cole 2007-08Johnny Coleman 1995Kai Coleman 1996Brenden Condon 2008Gene Conger 1991-95Mike Connaker 1995-96Luke Connelley 1997-2000Dan Conner 1972, 1974-75Matt Conner 1999Tom Conner 1976-78Ben Connolly 1977Matt Connor 1987Kevin Contreras 1996-97Cory Conway 1996

AAllll-TTiimmee WWeesstteerrnn SSttaattee FFoooottbbaallll RRoosstteerr1954-Present as found in that year’s media guides


Andy Cook 1999Danny Cooke 1979-80Casey Coons 1977-78Kevin Coons 1979-80Chad Cooper 2005-06Matt Cooper 2001Jack Cope 1960Dusten Copeland 2007-08Don Copp 1985Tony Corbo 1960-61Herman Cordova 1966-68Robert Cordova 2004Ryan Corn 1997-99, 2001Joe Costanzo 1971Beau Couch 1988Ed Coulter 1978Mike Coulter 1974-77Luke Cousino 2003Sam Coutts 1993-94Don Covey 1957-60Mike Covington 1972Jeff Cox 1995-96Dominic Cozzi 2003Phil Cozzie 1958-59Jeremy Craighead 1999-2003Jeff Crane 2001Jay Cronican 1990-91Justin Cross 1977-80Thomas Crowley 2002Terry Cruikshank 1976-78Paul Crump 1973David Cuevas 1996Robert Cuevas 1997Larry Cullins 1968Dale Culver 1991-95Aaron Cummings 1994Brian Cummings 1994-98David Cummings 2003-07Casey Curran 1993James Curry 1960Robert Curry 1963-66Richard Czernicki 1974, 1976Bob Czillinger 1988DMike Dagnillo 1972-73Dave Dalbey 1970Hezekiah Dallas 1963-64Derek Damien 1999, 2002-04Germaine Daniels 2008Tyler Daniels 2007-08Zach Daniels 1994-97Brad Danforth 2001-03Kevin Daugherty 2008Josh Daughtry 2004-05Josh Davies 2005Tyrel Davies 2005-06Bob Davis 1969, 1971Clark Davis 1970-71Cory Davis 1989-92Jason Davis 1992-96Jason Davis 2003-07Jerry Davis 1992-95Joe Davis 1976-79Randy Davis 1975Chase Daughety 2001Casey Day 1993-97Sam Dazzio 1958Tom Deakers 1966Joshua Deal 2003David Deans 2007Steve DeBernardi 1981Chris Decker 1970, 1972-73Chris Decker 2005Edwin Decker 1971Jeremy Decker 1996-98Dwain Dees 1975-77Jensen DeJaynes 2008Gino Deherrera 1987Brent Demos 1984-87Mike DePaola 1971John DePriest 1986-88William DePuy 1976Alan Dertinger 1963Renault DeSalle 1956-58Rick Desch 1986-89Ron Des Granges 1991-93Tim DeSiata 1988Matt DeSilva 1995Ryan Desterhouse 2004Steve Devlin 1980-81Spike Diaz 1961-62Mike Dickenson 1978-79Isaac Dickman 2008Shane Dickman 2001-05Mark Diggs 1995Ronald Dill 1967Murray Dillon 1994-95Rob Dinnel 1988-91Don Dirienzo 1958-59

Jason Distel 1999Todd Dixon 1987Willie Dixon 2005Chris Dolan 2000Brian Dolfi 1991-92Rico Donaglia 1989Tony Donald 1997-2001Robert Donlon 1997Leonard Dooley 1955-58Charles Dotts 1965, 1967Michael Doubek 2004-06Keith Dougharity 1989Mick Dougharity 1989Patrick Dougherty 1964-67Mike Doyle 1992Ben Dozier 1996-97Jack Dozier 1956Jordan Drake 2008Mark Drake 1965-66, 1968Brett Drobney 1983-84Jason Dudley 200-08Jason Duffy 1995-1996Richard Duke 1958-59Stewart Dulaney 1970Josh Dull 1998Dale Dunbar 1980-81Kurtis Dunbar 2007-08Joel Dunning 1979Larry Duran 2001Mike Durkin 1959Rick Dutson 1981Richard Dye 1960Grant Dykstra 2007-08Stan Dziki 1975-78EKevin Early 1994-95Gale Eaton 1966-68Jason Eaton 1998Todd Eaton 1982-83Chuck Eden 1976Nick Edwards 2007-08Ted Efthemeou 1988Bruce Eggers 1967Doug Egging 1985-87Kris Eisbrenner 1997David Eisenschenk 2004Warren Elbeck 1973Zach Elder 2008Michael Elewonibi 1992Travis Elliott 2008Wesley Ellins 2001Allen Ellison 1954John Elrod 1985Tyrone Elyjah 1983Scott Emeson 1984-85Chris Emmons 1983-87Justin Eppard 2006Blaine Eppel 2007-08Barry Erb 1961Mike Eto 1985, 1987-88Brandon Euresti 2002-2003Les Evans 1986, 1988Jimmy Evans 1996-2000James Evenhoff 1985Dallas Everhart 1977-79Jeff Eversman 1996Jason Eves 1993-97FAdam Fabbri 1996-98Jim Factor 1958Derek Fadenrecht 1996Matt Fahl 2002Tapunu'u Failaga 2005Jeremy Falkner 2000-01Bill Farnsworth 1961-62Marc Farris 1982Steve Fassett 1988-91Jake Faulds 1992Matt Faulkner 2000Harold Faust 2001Mark Featherson 1979Justin Fellhauer 1989-92Hugo Ferchau 1998-01Tim Ferguson 1992Hardy Fernimer 1957Mike Ferrari 1972Tom Ferruchi 1985Lucas Fessler 1998Jake Fickle 2007Steve Fieth 1980Roger Filkowski 1984-85Ron Fillmore 1972Jim Finley 1981JR Finley 2005-08Rob Finn 1990, 1992Jason Finnen 1995-97Ben Fischer 2008Doug Fischer 2004-05Lance Fisher 1981

Saipeti Fitivale 1997-98Luke Fitzgerald 1979Dave Flanders 1961-62Terry Flannery 1966-68Bill Fleming 1970Mike Fletcher 1990-92Tyler Flynn 1997, 1999Roger Folda 1964Ian Foley 2001Randy Ford 1993Ross Ford 1991Randy Fornecker 1971Diontea Forrest 2006Noah Fouch 2003-07Fritz Fouts 2004Stan Fouts 1975Chad Fowler 1998-2001Doug Francil 1973Bill Francis 1962John Francis 1954Matt Frauenfelder 2001Dennis Fraser 1979, 1981-83Frank Frazier 1970Jack Frazier 1966Jay Frazier 2008Jeff Frazier 1994Audre Freeman 1996Issac Freeman 1985Eric Frickell 1995-97Joe Friesmuth 2006-07Howard Fry 1975-77, 1979Mike Fukuhara 1970-72Warren Fulbright 1972Bard Fuller 1995Richard Furlong 1979GChip Gaber 1981-84Steve Gaber 1982-85Mark Gabriel 1999Randy Gabriel 1982Manual Gadlin 2003Jordan Gage 2003-07Brandon Galarza 2008Clinton Gale 1996-2000Alex Gallegos 1989-90Darryl Gallegos 2006Shannon Gallegos 1997Bob Gamberg 1981Marvin Gantt 1964-67Mike Garber 1968-71Brandon Garcia 1998-2002Dan Garcia 2001Joe Garcia 1976Sam Garcia 2003Anthony Gary 1984, 1986Bert Garza 1994-95Sam Gaskin 1985Fred Gayles 1984-87Gene Geer 1954Gerald Geeraerts 1964Nathan Gehle 2003-04, 2006Andy Geiss 1958Donald George 1971Eric Gentile 1988Chris Gentile 1997Ryan Gentry 1992-95Bill Gettman 1990Sid Gilbreath 1964, 1966Gerald Gilder 1964-65Ross Giles 1990-92Michael Gill 1983-84EJ Gillespie 2006-08Travis Gillette 1999Craig Gilliland 1994-96Stan Gilliland 1974-77Mike Gillin 1972Brandon Gilmore 2004-05Dakota Ginn 2004Joe Ginther 2003-06Randy Girtin 1978-80Tom Giuliani 1973-76Jerry Gladbach 1994Nathan Glanz 2002Mike Glen 1965-68Ryan Goddard 1989Mark Godette 1987Paul Goldberg 1991-92Jay Goldie 1988-89Ray Gombiski 1963Matt Gonzales 2001Wendell Gonzales 1960Levi Goodroad 1997Scott Goodrich 2002Dan Goracke 1983Marc Gore 1999Ryan Gore 1996-2001Miles Gorham 2007-08Stan Gorman 1960-61Doug Gorsuch 1965

Tom Gosnell 1987-88Jim Gouge 1974Max Gould 1978-81Barret Grant 2005Melvin Grantham 1956Rick Grantham 1963Matt Grashorn 1996-98Adam Graves 2004Carlton Graves 1988Curtis Graves 2001-02Shawn Graves 1988-91Aaron Gray 2003-05Alex Gray 2008Tyree Gray 1976Zach Gray 2005Bob Grenfell 1984, 1986Willie Greene 1997Levi Greenly 2008Pat Greer 1992-94Alec Griffin 1980Quentin Griffin 1991Justin Grimm 2001Ray Grinvalds 1972Craig Griswold 1989-92Chad Groff 1988Roger Grogg 1981-83Cliff Grohs 1969Matt Grooms 1998Karol Grzegorzewski 2002-05Steve Guccione 1997, 1999-2000Steve Guess 1987Dennis Guidos 1975Dan Gulbrandsen 1977Ted Gunaka 1959-60Scott Gundlach 1988-89John Gunnison 1974-75, 1977John Gurule 2004Jerry Gussie 1964, 1966-67Francis Gutierrez 1987Scott Guttman 2005David Guy 1994-98Jeff Guy 1983-85Tyler Gwin 1996-97, 2001Bill Gwynn 1987HBrendan Haase 2007Steve Haase 1981-83Mike Hacker 1970Ed Haffner 1980Kris Haffner 2003Kyle Haffner 2001-03Ricky Hagan 1980Jon Hagemann 1979Aaron Haines 1995-99David Hakes 1980-81Carl Haley 1982-85Charlie Hall 1964, 1966-68Lincoln Hall 1971Thaddeus Hall 1981-82Kirk Hallam 2003-05Loren Haller 1972Randy Hamburg 1976-79Matt Hamilton 1995-97Daren Hammond 1980-83John Hampson 1954-56John Hancock 1962Doug Handley 1981-82Jack Handy 1954Todd Hanenberg 1983-84Eric Hannah 1996-98Robert Hanson 1960Art Hantla 1973Steve Harclerode 1993Patrick Harmsen 1992-94Bill Harper 1981-82Brad Harriman 1973-74Jay Harris 1958William Harris 2007-08Art Harter 1974Jeramy Harthan 2007Matt Harting 2001Steve Hartman 1971Cliff Harris 1972-73Jay Harris 1957-58Roe Harris 1990-94Tony Harris 1987Bruce Harrison 1980Eric Harrison 1988Tom Harrison 1977-78Dave Hart 1993-94Billy Hartman 1995Ernie Hassel 1969-70Gene Hatfield 1973Brian Hatler 1985-88James Hawkins 1968-71Trevor Hawkins 1999Tim Hawkridge 1983-86Jay Hawks 1991Craig Hayes 1984



Matt Haynes 1979-82Shaun Hazelton 2004-08Aadran Head 1966Ted Heath 1961-63Chad Hebberd 2001-02Eric Heckman 1997Brice Hedrick 1994Mike Hegney 1985Travis Hegwoood 1999Dave Heil 1992Lucas Heil 1997Brody Heinrich 1989-93Bill Heistand 1961Gary Helberg 1985Greg Helberg 1985Chris Helvie 1991Kelly Henderson 1979John Henderson 1960Marcus Henderson 2003-04Michael Henderson 1980Patrick Henderson 2007-08Frank Henn 1967Roger Henry 1960Tom Hensley 1976Stan Hergenreter 1962-63Mike Hermanson 1977Aaron Herrington 2001-04Jason Herrington 1995Kyle Herrman 1979Kevin Hershey 1987Nate Hewes 1990Bobby Hicks 1960Dale Hicks 1975-76Kyle Hicks 1989Mike Hicks 1986Quenard Hicks 1973-76Ryan Hicks 1995-97James Hiett 1971Jack Higgins 2007Larry Hilkemeier 1984-87Tom Hensley 1976Stan Hergenreter 1962-63Mike Hermanson 1977Aaron Herrington 2001-04Jason Herrington 1995Kyle Herrman 1979Noah Herrmann 2008Kevin Hershey 1987Nate Hewes 1990Johnny Hickey 2008Bobby Hicks 1960Dale Hicks 1975-76Kyle Hicks 1989Mike Hicks 1986Quenard Hicks 1973-76Ryan Hicks 1995-97James Hiett 1971Larry Hilkemeier 1984-87Mike Hille 1980-83Jeff Hillstrom 1981-82Jason Hind 2005Jamie Hipsher 2003-04Josh Hitchcock 2008Lee Hitchcock 1966-69Steve Hitchcock 1984-86Jim Hoban 1981Kelly Hodge 1987-88Jason Hoffman 1991-93Jim Hoffman 1980Justin Hoffman 1992, 1994-96Cooper Hoffmeister 1998-99Dave Holden 1986Garrett Holland 2005Joel Hollar 2006David Holloway 2003Vince Holloway 1982Greg Holman 1997James Holmes 2002Jimmie Holmes 1990-94P. J Holmes 1990-91Jess Hood 1997-2001Joe Hood 1999-2002Kris Hooten 2004Donny Hopkins 2006-07Chad Hopwood 1989-91Randy Hornaday 1984Matt Hossner 1999-2003Brad Hostetter 1970, 1972-73Josh Hotchkiss 1997-2001Troy Houg 1986Dennis Houk 1985-86Chris Houston 1979-80Rodney Houston 1955Ben Howard 2001Jeff Howard 2003-04Dave Howell 1979-82Jason Howell 1990-94Jacob Howes 1998-99Jim Howes 1981Thomas Hoza 1968

Chip Huddleston 1987-88Chris Huelsman 1999-2000Kent Huff 1972Mike Huffman 1966-68DJ Hughes 2007-08John Hull 1987-91Zachary Hum 2002-03Chris Hummer 1998-99Marc Humphries 1973-74Will Hunsaker 2008Floyd Hunt 1955John Hunt 1978, 1980Eddie Hunter 2006Shane Hunter 2004Warren Hunter 1968-69Levon Hupfer-Detor 1998Anthony Hurt 2006Doug Hutches 1985-86Justin Hutchins 1997Jerry Hybarger 1956Mike Hymes 1974-75Roger Hytinen 1956-57IStephen Imber 2008Jon Ingrum 2003-04Joshua Ingrum 2003-04Mitch Inman 1982JPaul Jacks 1969Anthony Jackson 1998-99Danny Jackson 1994Don Jackson 1978-79Greg Jackson 2000-01Joseph Jackson 1968Ramon Jackson 2002-03Frankz Jacobsen 1994-96Jim Jacoby 1978-81Gary Jaeger 1972Avionne James 2005-06Matt James 1989Tyron James 1975-78Garret Jammaron 2004-06Brian Janssen 1974John Jaquish 1996-00Pete Javorek 1994-98Franklin Jefferson 1964-66Jim Jelliffe 1961Andrew Jenings 1985Reed Jenkins 1957-58Chad Jensen 2004Neil Jensen 1979Ryan Jensen 1991-93Jeff Jezek 2005Charlie Johnson 1969Darius Johnson 2005-08David Johnson 1989Joel Johnson 1993-94Matt Johnson 2000-03Mike Johnson 1987-88Scott Johnson 1971-74Steve Johnson 2007-08Tyrone Johnson 1990-93Kelly Johnston 1996-00Kirk Johnston 1989-93Matt Johnston 2003-04Mike Jojola 2006-07Chad Jones 1997Derek Jones 1992-93Durium Jones 1998-99Josh Jones 2002Sherman Jones 1968Derrick Jordan 1975Marshall Jordan 2005Mike Jordan 1982-83Bob Joyce 1983Kent Junglen 1985-89KEd Kaestner 1972-73Richard Kahl 1966-69Jon Kaminsky 1983-84Steve Kane 1973-74William Kane 2002-05Randal Kapushion 1980-83Tim Karaisz 1977John Karpf 1971Eric Karr 1990-94Troy Karsten 1987David Kastberg 2002-05Chris Kaufman 2002Mike Kaup 1974Ryan Keating 1999Miles Keel 1993-97Bryan Keiser 1984Dannie Keith 1959-60Ted Keleske 1986Chris Kell 1999Gary Kell 1968-71Alfred Keller 1962

Mike Kelly 1986-89Philip Kelly 1967JC Kelley 2003Gary Kelsic 1973Gene Kelso 1955Shaun Kemp 2005Philip Kendall 1994-96Jim Kenfield 1997Matt Kent 1982-83Owen Kerford 1981Ben Kern 1993-97Mike Kershaw 1995JP Keserich 1997-01Reed Ketchem 1967-70Michael Key 1989-90Richard Kieffer 1963-67John Kiesel 1966Brandon Killings 2006Tom Kilma 1991Wayne Kimmel 1976-79Tony Kimmick 1979Joe Kinard 1971Mike Kindig 1996-00C.G King 1973John King 1967Troy King 1997Kyle Kingsley 1994Cody Kinney 2005Gene Kinnison 1995-96Dennis Kinsey 1972-74Brandon Kiphart 2002-05Jesse Kirstatter 2008Greg Kisling 1975George Klaich 1954Gary Klatt 1963Ernie Klausing 1982-83Don Klene 1989-90Paul Kline 1984Lucas Klepper 1996-00Tom Klima 1992Tim Klodnick 1962-63Austin Klosterman 2008Travis Klundt 1997Mike Knaub 1980Travis Knezel 2003-06Joe Knight 2001Matt Knight 1988Richard Knoth 1987Larry Knott 1957-60William Knott 1973Pete Knowles 1979-82Phil Knupp 1954-56Casey Kochevar 1991-92Ben Kohring 1997-01Kenneth Koski 2007Joel Kolman 1993Scott Kolstad 1993Brad Koschel 2002-05Lance Koss 1995Greg Kostanoski 1984-85Thomas Krabacher 2001-04Steve Krage 1984-85Mike Kramer 1985Joey Krantz 2003-04Tim Krantz 1995-97Bill Krape 1966Blake Krenke 2007-08Mike Kreutzer 1991-92Ed Krey 1974, 1977-78Gabe Krizman 2001Jordan Kroneberger 2004Jim Kropp 1954Derek Krout 1995-96Dustin Krout 1995-96Gerald Krueger 1987Andy Kruger 1999Jim Krupp 1955Joe Krutulis 1973-75Cody Kuhlman 1990Curtis Kuhn 1998Joe Kuhn 1961Monte Kuhn 1987David Kuhns 1976-77, 1979-80Doug Kuhns 1977-79Justin Kulbacki 2005-06Ralph Kunselman 1964-65Mike Kuretich 1971-74Michael Kusar 1998LMartin Labadie 1987Roni Laboca 2001Curt Lacey 1975Robby Laffler 1987John LaForge 1979Nick Lancaster 1990Joseph Langi 2000Mike Langlett 1969Garrett Lanham 2008Cory Lanter 1999

Mike Larned 1987Randy Lassile 1976-78Forrest Lauritzen 1996-97, 2001Sean Lavell 2007-08Don Lawley 1965-66Kevin Lawlor 1986Jerry Lawrence 1960Jim Lazzeri 1960-61Paul Lazzeri 1961Ron Leach 1977Todd Leanues 1985-86Daniel Lebsack 2007Matin Ledford 1954Henry Lee 1957Mark Lee 1992-95Franz Lenhert 1983Doug Lennon 1972-73Tyler Lennon 1990Tom Leonard 1970-73Donnie Lester 1985Kent Levine 1967Eric Lewis 1985Marvin Lewis 1980-81Trevor Lewis 1999-2003Jake Liberatore 2003-04Rob Libra 1987, 1990Terrance Limebrook 1997-99Steve Lindgren 1962-63Johnny Lindsey 1968Jay Lines 1989-90, 1992Darrell Lingk 1983Wayne Lingk 1978-81Ron Linsacum 1977, 1979-81Erik Little 1983Joseph Little 1968Matt Little 1999Ralph Loader 1967Don Lobato 1955Josh Lobb 2001George Lochner 2003Damon Lockhart 1985-87Jim Lockhart 1986-89Chad Loder 1960Jeremiah Lowry 2005-06Kelly Long 1978Brent Longnecker 1993Preston Loos 1993Jim Lord 1990-94Sean Love 1987Darrell Lowder 1970Jerry Lowder 1962Andy Lowry 1982-85Bill Lucas 1965Matt Lucas 1991Ignes Lucero 1975-77Joe Lucero 1999-2003Nick Lucy 1999Karl Lujan 1993-94Sy Luke 2006-07Barry Lutz 1958Makuiza Luzayadia 1997MKen Maccagnon 1974Justin Macklin 1989Randy MacLaren 1965-66Don MacLaurin 1975-77Kevin MacLennan 1984-86Brian MacNamara 1985Mark Macomber 1972, 1974-75Lance MacVane 1988-90Randy Madsen 1978-79Anthony Maestas 2008James Mahar 1963-64Dick Makings 1955-56Mike Makings 1975-76David Malae 2006-07Aaron Malone 1999-2002Phil Malone 1992-93Donald Manley 1984Phil Mann 1982King Manu 2008Anthony Marchini 1996Mike Margolis 2005Ryan Marmolejo 1995-99Brandon Marsh 1993Mac Marsh 2008Nick Marsh 1992John Marshall 1981Evan Martellaro 1982-83Phil Martellaro 1988Coltin Martin 2008Justin Martin 2001Paul Martin 1984Dominic Martinez 1989Jerad Martinez 1992Marty Martinez 1989Phillip Martinez 2005Martin Maslonka 1989-90Adam Mata 2001


Gene Matheis 1980Barclay Matheson 2005J.R Matott 2002Ken Matous 1976-77Ted Matta 1964, 1966-67Shane Matthews 1990Terry Matthews 1966Ryan Mattice 2002Joe Mattingly 1991-92Wesley Maupin 1971-74Wylie Maupin 1997Alex Maurer 2002-04Robert Maurer 1968George Mau 1979-81Mike Maul 1978-79Ray Mautz 1967-68Dave Mauz 1983Andrew Maxcy 2007-08Bill May 1977Tom May 1989Lonnie Mayo 1964Joe Mays 1960Jovan Mays 2006Mile Mazza 1978Brian McAlexander 1978Luke McAlister 2000T.R. McAlister 1991-95Harold McBride 1956Brian McCarthy 1977Joe McCartney 1963-64Chad McCarty 1993-97Brice McCasland 1996-97Bill McCeery 1975Jeremy McClaskey 1997Jeff McClellan 1987-88Robert McClung 1967-68Scott McClure 1988Tom McClure 1963Casey McConnell 2003Craig McConnell 1997Matt McConnell 2007-08Mike McConnell 1976Rob McConnell 1983Kelly McCormick 1997-2001J.D McCormack 1995-99Keith McCoy 1954-55Bill McCreery 1974Ryan McCullough 1995-99Bill McCurley 1981, 1984-85Darren McDaniel 1986-87Ed McDonald 1958-59Wayne McDonald 1987Ernest McDondle 1985Levi McDowell 2006C. McEarhern 1992Dan McElroy 1964Bob McGarvin 1956-57Tim McGinn 1997Dennis McGuire 1963Shane McGuire 1990Justin McIntosh 2003-04Landon McKee 1994Mark McKenna 1976-77Pat McKibben 1982Bob McKinney 1965Dick McKivergan 1955-58Barry McLeod 1999Justin McMillan 1999-2001Kelly McWhirter 2001Vince Means 1973Bob Mears 1954-55Nick Medina 1996Rob Meehan 1984-88Joel Meggers 1989-91Bret Melton 1985Jeff Menegatti 1997-2001Adam Mensch 2002-05Cameron Merrill 2007-08Jayson Merrill 1990-91Collin Metz 2007-08Eric Meyers 1992-94Ned Meyers 2003Richard Meyers 1962-63Pat Michaels 1973-74Matt Middelstadt 2004-06Nate Mielke 1998Carl Mikesell 1970-72Dick Mikkelsen 1954-55Jay Miles 1993James Millensifer 1978-80Bill Miller 1958-59Bob Miller 1985Brian Miller 1991Dillon Miller 2006Don Miller 1954-57John Miller 1970Jon Miller 1988-89McLane Miller 1996Harrison Miller 2001-02Josh Miller 1996-98, 2001

Matt Miller 2003Walter Miller 1971Chuck Mills 1991Kevin Mills 1979Josh Mintz 2007Bob Miskell 1961Dan Miskol 1981-84John Mitchel 1965-66Craig Mitchell 1988Dave Mitchell 1962-63Duane Mock 1984Eric Moench 1992Craig Moffat 1978-79Jeremy Montano 1991Brian Montelongo 2002Kyle Montgomery 2001Bryan Montoya 1998David Moore 1996John Moore 1982-84John Moore 1972Michael Moore 1977-79Michael Moore 1972Clarence Mooring 1977-78Shane Moran 2007-08Gerald Morey 1957James Morgan 1967-68Kevin Morgan 1987Terry Morgan 1975-76Rocco Morgante 1975-76Josh Morman 1993Anthony Morris 1989Chris Morris 1979D.J Morris 1991-92Ken Morris 1990Jon Morris 1986Tim Morris 1970Donnie Ray Morrow 1974John Mosley 1965Scott Mosser 1981Nazih Moukaddam 2005-07Joe Mowad 1962-63Chad Mowry 2005Chad Muckridge 2005-06Tom Muhic 1957Brian Muller 1990-91Sean Mulvey 1997-2001Diego Munoz 1983-85Brian Murphy 1980Ryan Murphy 1998-99Steve Murphy 1976Tom Murphy 1974-75Travis Murphy 1990-91Jeff Muscutt 2001Dave Mutz 1964-65Jack Myers 1964-66Randy Myers 1975-76, 1978-79NFrank Nails 1959Matt Nalette 2003-04John Nance 1972-75Ralph Nance 1971-72Art Nash 1987Chris Nash 2003-06Traver Nauslar 2007Joe Navarro 2004-07Mark Nazaryk 1982, 1984Mike Neal 1984-85Jason Neely 1992-96Shawn Neely 1989Mark Neeley 1978Mike Negley 1978-79Ted Neislanik 1994Jerry Neitenbach 1989James Nelson 1972Jim Nelson 1970-71John Nelson 1966-69Joshua Nelson 2003Larry Nelson 1955-56Luke Nelson 2005-06Marv Nelson 1968Travis Nelson 2001Derek Nesladek 2001Dave Ness 1978-81Dirk Nethers 1988Mike Neumann 1984-86Matt Newland 2008Chad Nibbelin 1993-97Robert Nichols 1960Sidney Nicholson 1984-87Jason Niec 1998Thad Nieslanik 1989Erik Nilsen 1991-92Harlan Nimmo 2001Jeremy Nix 1998-99Isaac Nobles 2002Gary Noddings 1954-57Ken Noddings 1958Ben Nolan 1983-84Rocky Nolan 1991

Heath Nold 1999James Nolen 1965Robert Noll 1967Chad Nordberg 1991Matt Norden 1997-2001Justin Norman 2002-04Jerry Norris 1972Andy Norstrad 1991-92Ryan Noterman 2001Jim Novak 1962-64Bill Noxon 1973Mike Nunnally 1981ODale O'Brian 1977-78Jeff O'Connor 1999Jesse Oelke 2007Edward O'Keefe 1967Paul Olliff 1962-65Dennis Olmsted 1980Curt Olson 1975-76Pat O'Malley 1981Nick O'Neill 1997-99Mike Opoka 1961, 1964-65Jeff Orndoff 1989-92Mike O'Rourke 1976-78Jack Orr 1971Scott Orrino 1979-80Josh Ortiz 1997Randy Ortiz 1983Paul Osinski 1985Levi Ostrom 2007-08Bruce Otten 1977-80Scott Otten 1978Jim Ottomeyer 1972Larry Ottosen 1990Jim Overholt 1971-74Don Overton 1975-77Lee Overton 2005Roger Owen 1968Greg Owens 1981James Owens 1970-72Jay Owens 1994Jim Owens 1973J.J Owens 1989Frank Oyster 1954PAndrew PachecoGus Pacheco 1987Larry Padgett 1983Rusty Pagano 1989Donovan Page 2004-05Eric Page 1989Ray Page 1965-66John Palizzi 1987Jim Pallotto 1990-94Brandon Palm 1994Darin Palmer 1992Keith Palmer 1954-56Seth Palmer 2007Joe Pannunzio 1956Joshua Pantleo 2007Brian Pappalardo 1994-95Scott Paquette 1991-93John Parker 1977Ken Parker 1977Tim Parkhurst 1983Kevin Parman 1976Jim Parriott 1961Josh Parrot 2003Matt Pascal 1989Paul Paschal 1967Michael Pasierb 1971Roger Patterson 1961Taylor Patterson 1999-2002Gary Pavel 1978Dominic Payne 2002-04Dominic Paz 1974Adam Peadan 1996James Pearlman 1992-96Clyde Pearson 1960Gary Pedersen 1963-64Gary Peebles 1993-97Rex Peebles 1998-2001Johnny Peiper 2008Ernie Pelaia 1961-64Keahi Pelayo 1979Jason Pell 1997Josh Pender 2008Mike Penner 1976-79Daniel Pennington 2006-08Lonnel Pennington 1985Trevan Pepper 2001Tim Perrigot 1987-89Douglas Perrill 1974-75Jacob Perry 2007Paul Perry 2001Bryant Perryman 2007Paul Peterson 1984John Petrocco 1960

Nick Petrosky 2001-04David Petterson 1984Chris Petty 1985Steve Pflipsen 1975-78Jim Phelan 1973Shane Phelan 1990-93Tim Phelan 1979-80Steve Phillips 1973-1977Rodney Philmore 1994-95Brooks Pickens 1957Stan Piechowski 1973Bill Pieper 1979Adam Pierce 2001Keith Pierce 2002Rodney Pierce 1999Jim Pietrangelo 1982Cheyenne Pietri 1994Jerry Pike 1964-65Brian Pinkham 1987-91Tre Pinyerd 1999Pete Piper 1977-80Pete Pisciotta 1954-56Roger Place 1984-85Dave Pleasant 1978-79Shane Plush 1989-93Jason Pogoloff 1994Sione Pongia 2007-08Robert Pond 1957Tom Popadak 1961-64Joe Poppleton 1999Ross Porter 1981Tony Posadas 1977Dan Potter 1964Garr Potter 1975-77John Pounder 1960-61Eli Power 1992Craig Powers 2001Brad Pratt 1988Jon Pratter 2003-05Gene Premer 1963-64Bill Prescott 1980-81Chuck Prien 1966Matt Prien 2003Rick Prijatel 1982-83Jason Prim 1990-91Tom Printz 1994Skip Pritchard 1973-74Curtis Prock 2007-08Jarrett Proetto 1997-99Kevin Propernick 1986-89Clayton Pruitt 2007Raymond Pryor 1971Royce Puckett 1966Richard Pugh 1954Stan Pursley 1959-60Adam Puryear 1983James Pustizzi 1984Jim Pustizzi 1985-88QJoe Quaratino 1988Jeff Queen 2006Bryan Quilon 2001Brock Quimby 1993-94Lot Quintanilla 1997REric Rafalko 1993Robert Rall 1993Tony Rammuno 1977-81John Ramunno 1976John Randall 1969-73Jason Randel 1996Sam Randel 1999Tom Randle 1977, 1979-80Adam Randlett 1996Merlin Randolph 1965Robbie Ratterly 1992Mike Rausch 1976-77Mike Rawlings 1969Travis Rawls 1998-99Chris Ray 1978Pat Ray 1981Zach Rayford 2006-08Bill Raymor 1965Ralph Read 1958-59Francis Read 1955Jim Recktenwald 1989-90Ken Reece 1976-77T.J Reece 1978Chris Reese 1999-2000, 2002-04Dan Reese 1983Frank Reeves 1962-63John Rehac 1955-56Hud Reiersgaard 1996Glenn Reiger 1981Jim Reilly 1984-85Josh Reilly 2002-04Lavon Reis 1992-93Sur Render 1998-2000Josh Rennick 1999


Frank Reuter 1985-88Jim Reyman 1970Brian Reynolds 1994Don Reynolds 1990-92Mike Reynolds 2008Allen Rheinheimer 1983Mike Rheinheimer 1982-83Walter Rhinehart 1956Ray Rhoades 1956-57Barry Rhoads 1961Bill Rhodes 1954-56Bobby Rhodes 1980Ray Rhodes 1955Kyle Rhone 1991-92Brian Ribaudo 1997-2001Elmer Rice 1954-55Kevin Rice 1998, 2000-01Maurice Rice 1972Randy Rice 1965-66Jim Richards 1954Todd Richardson 1979, 1981-82Glen Richeson 1955-58Pat Richter 1994Howard Ridgeway 1976Tom Rieber 1980Glenn Rieger 1982Scott Riffe 1994Bob Riggan 1961Glen Rightmire 1979Brennon Rigsby 1997-99Terry Rinck 1992-96Gary Rine 1965-67Ralph Rispoli 1969Bob Rissler 1997Steve Ritter 1998-99Tom Ritter 1983-84Anthony Rivera 1991-92Reagan Rivera 1983-86Dave Robbins 1965Bryan Roberts 1993Lance Roberts 1974Odes Roberts 1973Tyler Robertson 2006-08Nate Robinson 1990-94Waleed Robinson 1995, 1997-99Bret Roby 1988-90Steve Rodgers 1970Joe Rodriguez 1987-88Pete Rodriquez 1961-63Brandon Roe 2002-06Davion Rogers 2008Hal Rogers 1975-76Mark Rogers 2005Carl Romano 1965-66Jake Romero 2005Lucas Romero 1997-2000Skeeter Romero 1981-83Jermey Rosales 2004Robert Rosar 1964Ronnie Rose 1965Tim Rose 1984-86Jim Roser 1954-55Matt Rosso 2008Tony Rosso 1994-96Don Roth 1954Troy Rothe 1989Rick Roundy 1987Austin Rowser 1996Joe Royer 1978Al Rozman 1965Tom Rucker 1994-95Mark Ruckle 1975-76Chad Ruf 1992-93Vic Ruf 1964-65Paul Ruiz 1995-99Joe Ruggerio 1963Craig Runkle 1987-91Bill Rusler 1970-73Dave Rusovick 1987Brian Russell 1991-93Ed Ruzic 1982Pat Ryan 1979SFred Sabatini 1985-89Craig Saenz 1985Louis Saiz 1988, 1990Brandon Salapich 1997Antoine Samuel 2002Larry Samuels 1971, 1975Trey Sanders 1983Frankie Sandoval 1999Tim Sandoval 1977Terry Sandrin 1974Damon Sanford 1990-91Frank Sannino 1974Josh Sare 1997Mike Savicki 1987Gary Savoren 1975-77

George Sawall 1962-63Jody Sawdo 1972-73, 1975-76Ken Scally 1980-83Jacob Schade 2008Dayne Schaeffer 2004-06Andy Scheers 2002John Scheib 1963Jared Schembri 2008Matt Schick 1998-02Joe Schimpf 1978Sam Schlepp 2002-06Brett Schlesselman 2002Bill Schmalz 1954-57Jon Schmalz 1989Bill Schmidt 1992-93Hans Schmidt 1989-92Luke Schmidt 2003-04Roger Schmutz 1984Scott Schwab 1999Matt Schwartz 2001Josh Schreiber 1999Joe Schultheis 1974-76Jason Schultz 1989Mark Schumacher 1971Bill Schumann 1980Albert Scott 1976Bill Scott 1974-75Wade Scott 1994-95Matt Scranton 1985-86, 1988Sam Seale 1980-83Dion Sears 1987Jeremy Sears 1999Joe Seitz 1993Ramsey Selanders 1990, 1992Rocky Selanders 1965-66Jim Selcke 1965-67Tom Semmelbeck 1978-79Chris Sendroy 1987Kass Severson 1999Owen Sewell 1982-83Robert Sewell 1996-97Willie Seymore 1982Cory Shaffer 2001John Shalong 1980Travis Shaver 1996Brian Sheckler 2004-05Jeff Sheehan 1992Greg Sheldon 1978Brett Shelton 2004Will Shellabarger 1999Dave Shepard 1987Neil Sherbeyn 1991-94Phil Sheridan 1955-56Shawn Shiflett 1981Steve Shine 1972Mike Shoemaker 1975Jerry Shriver 1959Brandon Sicilia 1995-99Bill Sigler 1990Ron Sills 1963Tysonn Silva 1998Kevin Simington 1987Norman Simmons 1963-64Chris Simpson 1988-90John Sims 1966Mac Singleton 1962-64Vernon Singleton 1960Britt Sipe 1975-76Mike Sirko 1971-74Chris Siron 2002Brian Sheckler 2003Mike Skinner 1969-72Todd Skryzpek 1984Jeff Slater 1999Brad Sloan 1990Dave Slotten 1983David Small 1977Matt Smiley 1996-2000Blane Smith 1965Cory Smith 1984Dan Smith 1990Gary Smith 1969Greg Smith 1994-95James Smith 1960Jason Smith 1992-93John Smith 1954Kenny Smith 2007-08Larry Smith 1964-65Lucas Smith 2006-07Melvin Smith 1987, 1989-90Mike Smith 1974Rasheed Smith 2007-08Rich Smith 1973Robert Smith 1984-1985Scott Smith 1984Sean Smith 1985Steve Smith 1992Todd Smith 1987Todd Smith 1982

Wes Smith 2002-03Dennis Smock 1973-74Jeff Snipes 1993Jason Snooks 1993Anthony Snyder 1964Mark Snyder 1969Nick Snyder 2007Shane Snyder 1991-92, 1994Travis Snyder 2002-04Nick Sola 2004-05Pete Solano 1991, 1994-95Luke Solomon 1987-90Greg Solseth 1982Jim Soltesz 1970-72Matt Sorber 2001-02Boyd Sorem 2003-04Ryan Spainhower 2002Ben Sparks 2001Drew Sparlin 1962Bryan Spear 1970Steve Speca 1979-80Thomas Specia 2005Casey Speck 1997-98, 2000-02Lamont Spencer 1985, 1988Leonard Spirek 1961Mike Springer 1984Norm Sproies 1983Greg Spurrell 1967Joe Spykstra 1957Mike Squair 1978-81Adam St. John 1990-91Roger St. John 1990John St. Martin 1992Jermaine Stafford 1999, 2001John Standish 1983-86Duane Stands 1962-63Mike Stanis 2000-02Kevin Stanley 1994-98Ronnie Starika 1997-99Rusty Stark 1993-95Larry Starkebaum 1974Brad Starnes 1976Coleman Starnes 1959-60Bob Stecklein 1963Rich Stecklein 1963Donald Steel 1957Dennis Steenbergen 1988Terry Steenburgen 1968-69Daniel Steiler 1996Ray Stepan 1965-66Matt Stephens 1998-99Geoff Sterner 2003Mark Stevens 1982-83Kenny Steward 1988-89Donte Stewart 1993-97Jim Stewart 1984Pat Stewart 1985-88Shawn Stewart 1992, 1996Stan Stewart 1955Patrick Stillman 2003T.W Stites 1993-97Stan Stiverson 1988Dean Stockmar 1973-74Fred Stoltz 1999-2001Jake Stone 1998Justin Stone 2008Ron Stoneburner 1958-59, 1961Brian Storey 1972Mark Story 1986-88Jim Stotts 1960Bryan Stout 1998Tim Straface 1979Bobby Strait 1988Matt Straub 1990-94Jason Strauch 1998-2003Jerry Strauss 1957Greg Stringari 1983Scott Stringer 1989Vern Strobl 1989Billy Stroup 2002Chuck Stuart 1963-66Mark Stuckey 1974-76Scott Stuller 2007-08David Stump 1989Gerald Suazo 1983Rod Suazo 1988Gary Sullivan 1965Muhammad Sumare 2003-05Greg Sumey 1979-83Steve Summey 1972Johnny Surprise 1990-91Chris Sutter 1995-99John Sutton 1997Shaun Suttorp 2006-08Don Svitak 1957John Svoboda 1968-71Mark Swallow 1980Joe Swanson 1990Mike Swaro 2001-04

Jarrett Sweckard 1989-90Willie Sweckard 1990Ron Sweeney 1965Andy Sweet 2003-07Todd Sweet 1994-98Troy Sweet 1992-96Curt Swensen 1972David Swerdfeger 1957-58Shane Swingle 1997-99Will Syhlman 1978Tommie Sykes 2005-06Bill Sytsma 1982TSemika Taala 2005Toby Tabola 1976-79David Tafoya 1975-76Chris Talbot 1962Dan Talbot 1992-95Chris Talbott 1961Kevin Talbott 1980-83Omer Tamir 2005-08Martin Tara 1975Aubrey Tate 1968-71Chris Tate 1976Larry Tate 1983Aaron Taylor 2001Dominick Taylor 2005-07George Taylor 1973-74Johnny Taylor 1965Kevin Taylor 1978Sean Taylor 1987-88Theodore Taylor 2002Wolfgang Taylor 1972-75Ernie Teed 1958-59Bill Teerlinck 1997Don Teel 1992-96Dan Teglo 1971-74Josh Telgman 1996Clarence Temple 1958-60Dan Temple 1961Chris Tennant 1984Gene Tepp 1956-57Gary Terrell 1959Charles Thatch 1989Jim Thatcher 1992-95Tim Thenell 1991-94Jim Thiekle 1982-85Mo Thigpen 1981-82Anthony Thomas 1985Ted Thomas 1987Patrick Thomassey 1967Arthur Thompkins 1976Charlie Thompson 1977-79Jay Thompson 1984-87Mark Thompson 1997Parker Thompson 1996Roger Thompson 1960-62Erick Thorell 2001Tom Thornton 1970William Thornton 1957Tony Thurber 1984Michael Tidd 1972Richard Tinker 1976Shane Tinsley 1992Bret Tintzman 1978Ernest Tisdell 1966-68Rich Toft 1980Eric Toliver 1987-90Brent Tollar 1992-95Jesse Tomkins 2006Marty Tomko 1981Brad Tomlin 1990Andrew Toof 2001Ed Tooker 1955Dan Torgerson 2003Damion Torkelson 1995Adam Tormey 1995Gil Torres 1996Antoine Torrey 1991-94Gabe Touchton 1993Jim Trainor 1971Matt Tredway 1977Mike Triebel 2003Randy Triplett 1971Adrian Trujillo 2005-07Joe Trujillo 2008Matt Trumble 1998-99Rich Tubbesing 1977Lloyd Tucker 2004-07Jim Tully 1982-83John Turco 1980George Turner 1969Omar Turner 2005Reef Twibell 1998-99John Twiford 1984Peter Tyler 1989-92UJohn Uanis 1983


Dennis Uhl 1970Jon Ullrich 2006-07Igor Umansky 1969Steven Ungphakorn 1994Stan Urban 1974Robert Urquhart 1984, 1986Rodney Utley 1991-92VJohn Vaglienti 1954-55Leni Vaimagalo 1996-98Brandon Vairma 1998David Valance 2003Mark Valdez 2001John Valikonis 1989Bill Van Buskirk 1956-57Russell Van Camp 1965James Van Cura 1982Eddie Vandertook 1966Cory VanderVeen 2007Charlie Van Gelder 1978Robert Van Gorder 2003Bill Vanney 1964-65Eddie Vanscoy 1954Mark Vansickle 1990Donald Vanzo 1965-68Pou Vaouli 2005Pete Varela 1995John Vargas 1987Andy Vargo 1961-62Doyce Vaughn 1959Mark Verna 1984-87George Verplank 1977-80Paul Vickers 1989-93Frank Villagrana 2001Dave Villani 1975-78Josh Vine 2001Jerome Vinet 1997Paul Vinnola 1967Mel Vogel 1954Steve Vogt 1982-83John Volk 2002Dave Vondy 1997-98Bernard Voor Vart 1968WMichael Wade 1983-86Keith Wakefield 1973Herb Waldrop 1964Anthony Walker 1990Jeff Walker 1984-88Jerry Walker 1980Luke Walker 2001-04Pat Walker 1998-2002

Scott Walker 1982-83Greg Wall 1981-85Collin Wallace 2006-07Jim Wallace 1978-81Keith Wallin 1990-91Ryan Walstrom 2007-08Steve Waltman 1972-73John Walton 1959James Wanser 1983-84Kirk Wanzer 1971Derek Ward 2001-02Mick Ward 1982-86Rich Ward 1989Bill Warner 1954Erik Warner 1985Cedric Warren 1999-2000Fred Warren 1968-71Maurice Warren 1960-61Richard Warren 1955Robert Washington 2005Fred Wasinger 1968Lane Wasinger 2006Lane Wasinger 2007Mark Watkins 1978Jonathan Watson 2003-06Matt Watson 1996-97Pete Watson 1985-86Sheldon Watson 1983Mike Watt 1987-91Randy Watts 2001-02Jason Wayman 1998-2002Ron Weakland 1976-77Todd Weakley 1988Wayne Weaver 1985Melvin Webb 1962Ryan Webb 2008Shane Webb 1983Ted Webber 1989-90Greg Weber 1990Skyler Webster 2006-07Kent Weidlich 1979Joe Weigel 1985-86James Weir 1968Jason Weitzel 1996Tyler Welch 2007Stayton Weldon 1960Troy Welker 1989Shane Werley 1992-94Brent Werner 1992-96Gary West 1980Larry West 1987Mike West 1999-2003Steve West 1981-82

Max Wheeler 1954-55Todd Wheeler 1986-88Doug Whipple 1984Tyrone Whipple 1985-87Greg Whisler 1988-92Rusty Whitcomb 1975-77Chad White 1996Dan White 1980Les White 1964Scott Whitworth 1988Allen Whorton 1969Mike Wicker 1997Phillip Wicks 1973-76Drew Wiedner 2005Chris Wiggs 1984Bob Wiig 1976Tanner Wilcox 2008Robert Wilczek 1957Gene Wilder 1972Anthony Wilkerson 1987-91Jeff Wilkerson 2007Bruce Willett 1963Bob Williams 1971Brett Williams 1993Clarence Williams 1965Dave Williams 1967-70Duke Williams 2005-08Greg Williams 2002Matt Williams 1997-99Mike Williams 1991-93Ryan Williams 1998-99Seth Williams 1994-96Steve Williams 1967-70Terry Williams 1968-71Jeffery Williamson 1980-83Brian Wilman 1981Bradley Wilson 1969Chris Wilson 1989Clyde Wilson 1963-65Corey Wilson 2006-07Jeff Wilson 1962Jeremy Wilson 1996Matt Wilson 2004-07Todd Wilson 1984-87Eric Wiltse 2001Mike Winant 1964-67Harvey Windsor 1967David Withrow 1987-89Paul Witty 1980Larry Wizdom 1957Joe Wofford 1987-89Michael Wogee 1971Marshall Wollum 2007-08

Brian Woller 1996-99Andy Wood 1994Ben Wood 1999Cody Wood 2001Robert Woodruff 1988-89Jerry Woods 1961Bill Woodward 1978-81Greg Woolf 1986Jason Worrell 1985Corey Wozny 1992Jon Wren 1992-93Chris Wright 1995Garrett Wright 2004-07Jim Wright 1963Ken Wright 1959, 1962Rodney Wright 1986Sean Wright 2003Steve Wrzesinske 1988-89Joe Wuebben 1994-98Mike Wurtz 1976-78Patrick Wyckoff 2002-04Bill Wyman 1987Alex Wynn 1999YTravis Yamashita 1987-88Edward Yankowich 1971John Yankowich 1964-66Phil Yearous 2003-04John Yenney 1991-92Thomas Yizar 1965Garth Yorton 1961-64Corey Young 2005Eric Young 1998-99Jason Young 1995-98Josh Young 1999Justin Young 1997James Younger III 1995-96ZFrancis Zadrozny 1960-61Louis Zagorski 1966-67Charles Zahradka 1970Mike Zamora 1978Bob Zanetell 1954-55Frank Zanetell 1956-57Tim Zareck 1981-82Brendan Zink 2004-08Nick Zissimos 2008Buck Zudnall 1955Russell Zullo 1986Bobby Zuniga 2000

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Robertson earns Champion,Leadership and Responsibility

Scholarship recipientWestern State senior

football player TylerRobertson has been namedthe recipient of theChampion Leadership andResponsibility Scholarshippresented by ColoradoBeverage Distributing, Inc.

The scholarship isdesigned to develop andrecognize championshipindividuals that are outstand-ing athletes, outstanding stu-dents and leaders amongtheir peers that demonstrateresponsibility in all dimen-sions. The award is a $2,500 scholarship.

"Tyler Robertson is an outstandingyoung man," Western State AthleticDirector Greg Waggoner said. "We areconfident that he will represent this schol-arship and all that it stands for very well.We look forward to continuing to obtainthe funding for this very valuable leader-ship program, which represents all thatWestern State College student-athletesare all about."

Robertson is a wide receiver for theWestern State football team. In 2007 heappeared in nine games, rushed for 88yards on 36 attempts for two touch-downs. He also threw the ball for 323yards for one touchdown.

The Denver, Colo., native has a

3.78 GPA in Exercise andSport Science. He plans onbecoming a teacher after hegraduates.

Since coming toWestern as a freshman,Robertson has been involvedin the football program andStudent-Athlete AdvisoryCouncil (SAAC).

Through his extracurric-ular activities, Robertson hasbeen involved in emergencydeer feeding, communityclean-up, make-a-wish foun-dation, and attends other

WSC athletic events.“Robertson is a leader and a hard

worker,” WSC Head Football Coach PatStewart said. “He will be a big contributorto the success that our football programhas on the offensive end this year.”Robertson’s overall WSC Career statsinclude 323 passing yards for one touch-down, 88 rushing yards on 36 attemptsfor two touchdowns and recorded 42tackles.

The inaugural recipient in 2007 wasWestern State football player JordanGage.


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School SuppliesPens, Pencils, PaperOrganizers & PlannersCalculators, Rulers, TrianglesNotebooks, Binders, Presentation Folders

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Office SuppliesFile Folders, Envelopes, Etc.Preprinted Forms, Computer DesksCash Register & Adding Machine Tape

Copy ServiceFull ServiceLarge Document CopiesSelf Service CopiesEnlargements & ReductionsAutomatic Document Feeders &

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Mountaineers in the Community

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WSC WSC AATHLETICS THLETICS ADVERTISINGADVERTISINGOPPORTUNITIESOPPORTUNITIES

Use Mountaineer Athletics to advertise and market your business to thousands of poten-tial customers at very reasonable prices considering the total exposure vs annual cost.All revenues produced by WSC Athletics support our student-athletes through scholar-ships and other similar needs that facilitate a positive co-educational experience for thestudent-athletes and provide a nationally competitive athletic program for the GunnisonValley while contributing to a $15 Million annual economic impact to the Valley.

General Corporate Partnership Program…………$1,000 levels up to $10,000 levelsBetween 83,000 and 600,000 Total Impressions Annually

Includes banners in Mountaineer Bowl, signs in Paul Wright Gym, logos on the WSC Athletic Web-Site, electronic message board appearances, P.A. announcements, All-Sports passes, VIP Hospitality Passes, reserved parking, Reserved seating, Radio and newspaper exposure, listing in game programsand more. Under some levels are branded events, logos on game program cover and prominent home page web-site advertising (150,000 hits annually). There is also a $25,000 corporate partner package that may be considered forthe client that fits compatibly.

Ask for a full Corporate Partner Program Packet

Mountaineer Bowl Scoreboard Advertising………………..$500 to $3,000 levelsWell over 15,000 Direct Impressions from Events and Many More Through Indirect

VisibilityBased on availability

Ask for a full Scoreboard Advertising Program Packet

Paul Wright Gym Score Table Advertising…………………………………..$3,000Approximately 11,000 prominent impressions

Displayed at all Home Volleyball, Men's and Women's Basketball and Wrestling Events

Ask about this opportunity

WSC Athletic Web-Site Advertising……………………….$1,000 to $5,000 levelsApproximately 150,000 Hits Annually

Includes opportunities for sponsorship for "Athlete of the Week" "Question of the Week" and more

Check out the web-site at www.wscathletics.com


WSC Home Athletic Event Worker Shirt/Jacket Advertising……………$5,000Over 18,000 Total "one-time" Impressions

Ask for Event Worker Advertising Proposal

WSC T-Shirt Sponsor………………………………………………..……$1000 to $5,000"Game Day T-shirts worn by WSC Residence Life Staff and T-Shirt give-a-ways at home

athletic events "The Zoo" t-shirts worn by our rowdy student fans, "Mid-Night Madness,National Student-Athlete Day, summer camps and more---significant exposure"

WSC Home Athletic Event Advertising………………………….....………..……...$300Approximately 20,000 Impressions Through Home Events

Company Logo is displayed with other similar advertiser's logos in Paul Wright Gym at allhome events and traffic through Paul Wright Gym

Special Event Sponsorship………………………………………………..$100 to $7,000Special Event advertising can be exposed directly to several hundred individuals at the

event and several thousand through the promotions of the event.

Title sponsorships when available range from $4,000 to $7,000. However, table sponsorships atthe annual Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame, Crab Feed/Auction Dinner, hole sponsorships at the

annual golf tournament and other similar sponsorships range between $100 and $350.

All-Sport Pocket Schedule Card Sponsor…………………………………..$500Ask about these opportunities

For further information call the Western State College Athletic Department at 970-943-2079or e-mail Greg Waggoner, WSC Athletic Director at [email protected]


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