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WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGELocation…………………………………..Liberty, Mo. Enrollment……………………………………....1,000Founded………………………………………...……1913President………………...Dr. Elizabeth MacLeod WallsNickname………………………………………CardinalsAthletic Director……………….……Dr. Darlene BaileyAssociate Athletic Director...............Tom EisenhauerAsst. Athletic Director/SWA...……….Beverly SiercksColors…………………………………….……Red/BlackFaculty Representative……………………..Rein StaalConference…………………….……Great Lakes ValleyFacility…………………………….……Greene StadiumCapacity………………………………………..……3,000Football Office……………………………816-415-5945

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach…………………………..Shawn WeigelDefensive Coordinator………………………Trent FiggSpecial Teams………………………….Matt TrowbridgeQuarterbacks Coach………………….……Sam BrownWide Receivers………………………..Taylor GallagherOffensive Line Coach……………………Billy QueisertDefensive Assistant………………………...Zach MannDefensive Line Coach………………...Cordell Upshaw

SUPPORT STAFF

Athletic Trainer………………………...….Charlie MillerAsst. Athletic Trainer……………………Whitney MillerGraduate Asst. Athletic Trainer………Brooke PowersSports Information Director……….……Paul WorstellMedia Relations & Operations.………JaeLynn EllisonEquipment Manager…………………..……Joe RogersStrength & Conditioning…………….…...Gage RosierDirector of Broadcasting……………….……Rick ColeAsst. AD/SWA……………………...……Beverly SiercksAssoc. AD............................................Tom Eisenhauer

ATHLETIC PHONE DIRECTORY

General…………………………………..816-415-7634Athletic Director………………………..816-415-5943Compliance……………………………...816-415-7877Business Operations………………….816-415-5990Head Football Coach…………………..816-415-5945Defensive Coaches……………...........816-415-5945Offensive Coaches…………................816-415-5945Equipment Room………………………816-415-5953Sports Information…………………….816-415-5959Media Relations………………………...816-415-7634Event Operations………………………816-415-5990Athletic Training Room……………….816-415-5954

KEEPING UP WITH THE CARDINALS

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The 2016 William Jewell College Fooball Media Guide is intended to provide information for writers, broad-casters, sports editors, sports information personnel, and fans who follow the Cardinals. Material in this guide

was current as of July 20, 2016. Photos: Kyle Reevas, Amy Stroth,

JaeLynn EllisonDesign: JaeLynn Ellison

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SPORTS INFORMATIONThe William Jewell College Sports Information Office is located on the upper level of the Mabee Center on the William Jewell campus. Office hours are from 9:00

a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. Phone: 816-415-5959

MEDIA ACCESS/SERVICEMedia credentials are available to personnel from accredited media outlets by contacting Paul Worstell or JaeLynn Ellison of the Sports Information Office. Credentials are available 24 hours prior to the game at the Mabee Center. Media Services include a game program and lineups plus statistics and game notes. Updated stats with team stats and a play-by-play summary will be available 25 minutes after the game.

RADIO STATIONSRadio stations wishing to broadcast from Greene Sta-dium should make broadcast requets through Rick Cole and the sports broadcasting office at least three

days in advance.

MEDIA ACCESS/SERVICEMedia credentials are available to personnel from accredited media outlets by contacting Paul Worstell or JaeLynn Ellison of the Sports Information Office. Credentials are available 24 hours prior to the game at the Mabee Center. Media Services include a game program and lineups plus statistics and game notes. Updated stats with team stats and a play-by-play summary will be available 25 minutes after the game.

INTERVIEW POLICYPostgame interviews with Coach Weigel are available to media personnel after a brief meeting with the team and interview on the William Jewell College Sports Network. Players and coaches are available in the endzone nearest the Mabee Center for interviews fol-lowing the game. Midweek interviews with Weigel and players can be arranged through the sports informa-

tion office.

CARDINALS ON THE INTERNETFor the most up-to-date coverage of the William Jew-ell Football team on the internet, go to jewellcardinals.com, the official website of the Jewell Athletic Depart-ment. In addition to updated results, statistics, and game rosters, notes you can find photos, player and coach biographies, schedule and roster information. Jewell Athletics can also be found on Facebook, Twit-

ter, and Instagram.

GLVC SPORTS NETWORKThe Great Lakes Valley Conference Sports Network is the official digital streaming network of the GLVC, one of the premier NCAA II conferences inthe nation. All live and on-demand archived videos are available

completely free of charge.

CARDINAL MEDIA OUTLETSPrintLiberty Tribune…………………………..816-781-4941

104 N. Main StreetLiberty, MO 64068

Contact: Chris GeinoskyKansas City Star……………………...1-877-962-7827

1729 Grand Blvc.Kasnas City, MO 64108

Contact: Jeff Rosen

TelevisionWJC Sports Network……………………816-415-5930

500 College HillLiberty, MO 64068Contact: Rick Cole

GLVC Sports Network…………………..317-237-2106201 S. Captiol Avenue

Pan Am Plaza, Suite 560Indianapolis, IN 46225

Contact: Jeff Smith

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On July 1, 2011, Rick Cole became a full time employee of William Jewell College, not only broadcasting games but working with community engagement projects and helping with the marketing of WJC athletics.

He has been the play-by-play voice of Jewell athletics since 2006, and will likely broadcast his 1000 Cardinal events on the William Jewell College Sports Network (WJCSN) in the spring of 2016, as well as being involved in other broadcasting events.Cole has also been involved in the broadcasts and productions on a conference and regional level, with work in announcing men’s soccer, basketball, tennis and track & field, producing the video coverage for tennis and track.

Live video streaming of Cardinal home events in football, soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, softball and baseball became a reality in 2011-12, as well as the live broadcast of Jewell’s graduation in May of 2012 and 2013.. During the winter of 2012, live swimming was added to the production schedule, with the first Jewell tennis match broadcast in January of 2015.There have also been approximately 1500 videos posted to the Jewell athletic website, www.jewellcardinals.com, produced by Cole and the WJCSN.

Jewell also was named winner of the Great Lakes Valley Conference 2011-12 Award of Excellence for their participation and coverage of a significant community engagement activity during their first year in the conference, being selected for the honor after Cole submitted a video of the event to the Conference. In 2012 through 2014, Jewell home events that are streamed on the Jewell athletic website were also seen on Time-Warner Cable Sports Channel throughout the region.

Cole started his announcing career in Sidney, Nebraska, in the 1970s as a studio board operator and disc jockey. He eventually became the youngest Sports Director in Nebraska radio at the time, beginning that position in 1981 at the age of 19.Drifting away from radio for several years, Cole ventured into teaching and coaching. He was the assistant baseball coach at Wayne State College for four years, among other jobs.

He resurfaced in the 90’s doing volleyball live on the radio, something that wasn’t widely done. “My audition tape was made at home...they thought I was doing a pro basketball game live from the TV broadcast, when I actually had taped a part of the game and had several chances to get my call right.”Coming to the Kanas City area in 1999, Cole began broadcasting sports on Comcast Cable in eastern Jackson County.

The process evolved into a multi-camera format, featuring graphics and replays and covering nearly every sport, including auto racing and World Team Tennis, many of the same processes that are used in the production of Jewell events. Beginning in the 2011-12 school year, the WJCSN has now featured as many as six different cameras to cover events, and has expanded to slow-motion replays and on-screen graphics as well. The live video in 2011, however, was much more rudimentary, with a single person--Cole--operating a self-created mobile broadcast board which featured mixing three cameras, audio mixing, commercial insertion and play-by-play announcing for the operator.

These days, workers on the live broadcast staff are mainly Jewell work/study students who train and work as part of their financial aid package at Jewell.“I think our online telecasts are the best in the GLVC,” said Cole. “It’s a tribute to the College for allowing me to produce coverage in the way I think suits us best, and to the students at Jewell for executing the plan.”

On Wednesday, April 13, 2016 Cole broadcasted his 1,000th William Jewell Athletic event while covering the Cardinals softball team as they split with Central Missouri.

RICK COLEDirector of Sports Broadcasting &

Community Engagment

Phone: 816-415-7878Email: [email protected]

2016 OUTLOOK

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The Cardinals will celebrate their 118th season of varsity football in 2016 with a near-record sized roster, a newly resurfaced turf field and a renewed commitment to restoring the Jewell Football winning tradi-tion.

Second year head coach Shawn Weigel is ready to get this new mix of Cardinals rolling on August 8. “Everyone is very excited about this season,” Weigel said. “Our culture is very good and the level of accountability is excellent. I have always believed that you have to have a good locker room before you have a good football team and I really like where our locker room is right now.”

Offense:

The Cardinal Offense looks to improve and continue its momentum from 2015. The Cardinals, who led the GLVC in passing and finished fourth in total offense a year ago, return a host of starters in many important skill positions.

Quarterback:

The Cardinals will be looking to a new face as their signal caller in 2016. The graduation of Nick West, the Cardinals QB for the majority of the last two seasons, has left the all-important position open for competi-tion this fall. Jared Hobby (SO), Collin Rugg (FR), and Brad Strauss (JR), a transfer form Northwest Missouri State, will be among those fighting it out for the right to lead the Cardinals onto the field in September.

Running Back:

The Cardinals return Second Team All-GLVC running back Tre Mask (JR) and 4-year contributor Darrick Strzelecki (SR) in 2016. Mask, who led the Cardinals with 661 Yards and 7 touchdowns in 2015, looks to increase his overall production this fall while Strzelecki works to finish a very productive career in the Cardinal backfield. The Cards will also look to Chance Nelson (SO), Rye’ll Dydell (FR) and Kahluna Bouchard (FR) for depth.

Wide Receiver:

The Cardinal receivers will arguably be the most experienced and deep position on the field in 2016. The Cards return First Team All-GLVC honoree Anthony Mullins (SR), a 1000 yd. performer in ’15 who

also led the league in All-Purpose yards. Joining Mullins are veterans Cody Edwards (SR), Staton Rebeck (JR), Drake Hofer (JR) and the second leading receiver for the Cardinals in 2015, Bulla Graft (SO). The Cardinals will also look to Ian Burch (JR) and Frankie Gomez (SO) to contribute through the air.

Offensive Line:

The offensive line lost four of five starters from 2015 to graduation. Jake Anthony (JR) will return to anchor the line in 2016 along with experienced veteran Trevor Goforth (SR). Austin White (JR), Jeff

Gallimore (JR), Nick Hartwig (SO), Josh Blochlinger (SO), Zach Hand (FR) and Jaymes Ginn (FR) look to compete to round out the front 5 for the Cardinals in 2016.

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Defense:

The Cardinals are set to replace a number of starters on the defensive side of the ball in 2016. The Cardinal Defense, which finished third in rushing defense in ’15 looks to continue their success

against the run while improving upon their pass defense, which was last in the league this past sea-son.

Defensive Line:

The front three of the Cardinals will return 2 starters in 2016. Collin Heller (SR) and Kier Stamp (SO) look to anchor the front line of the defense, which led the league in tackles for

loss and sacks in ’15. The Cards will also look to Dylan Doss (SR), Christian Hunt (SO) and Jack Kutey (FR) to contribute in 2016.

Linebacker:

The Cardinals will return three of four starters at the linebacker position in 2016. Quayde Bauman (SO), who led the Cards in sacks in 2015 will be joined by Parker Wood (SR), Zach Haynes (SR), Kolby Fennewald (SR) and Andrew Baxley (SR) to round out a group that con-trolled a large portion of the defensive production at linebacker in 2015.

Secondary:

The Cardinals will return three starters at the secondary position in 2016. Strong safety Isaac Dozier (JR) and Honorable Mention All-GLVC cornerback Justice Taylor (SO), who each had 4 inter-

ceptions in 2015, will be joined by two-year starting free safety Andrew Pence (JR), cornerback Orlando Ward (JR), cornerback Michael McCuaig (SO) and transfer cornerbacks Mohammad Abubakar (JR) and Alex Jimenez (FR) as they work to improve the Cardinal pass defense in 2016.

Special Teams:

The Cardinal special teams will look to build on a very successful 2015 campaign. First Team All-Con-ference kicker Brandon Womack (SR) returns for the Cardinals in 2016. Womack kicked 3 game win-ning field goals in 2015, including a GLVC record 52 yarder against Southwest Baptist. Anthony Mullins (SR) who led the league in All-Purpose yards in 2015 and Bulla Graft (SO) look to continue adding a spark for the Cardinals on special teams in 2016 as well. Zane Kitchell, the Cardinals punter for the last 4 years graduated in May, leaving the punter position open for competition in 2016. Rhett Purling (FR) and Evan Kitchell (SO) will look to battle during camp for the punting duties.

The 2016 Cardinals will open their season where they left off in 2015, in Rapid City, South Dakota. The Cardinals look to avenge a season ending loss and get things rolling with a win on September 3 against South Dakota School of Mines.

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Numerical Roster

# Player

Alphabetical Roster

# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown Prev. School

8 Mohammed Abubaker DB 6’0 194 JR Brentonwood, NY Nassau CC

59 Grant Anderson OLB 5’11 195 FR Ashland, Mo. Southern Boone HS

64 Jake Anthony OL 6’2 285 R-JR Dallas, Texas JJ Pearce HS

28 Quayde Bauman DB 5’10 190 R-SO Rosendale, Mo. North Andrew HS

46 Andrew Baxley LB 6’2 220 R-SR Huntsville, Mo. Westran HS

60 Nick Besson OL 6’1 265 FR Keller, Texas Keller HS

58 Justin Blevins DL 6’2 265 R-JR Rayville, Mo. Lawson HS

62 Josh Blochlinger OL 6’4 255 R-SO Liberty, Mo. Liberty HS

24 Kahluna Buchard ATH-O 5’9 170 R-FR Kansas City, Mo. Staley HS

27 Ian Burch WR 6’2 185 R-JR Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit HS

96 Hunter Call DL 6’2 300 FR Mokane, Mo. South Calloway HS

53 Conner Carpenter LB 6’0 225 FR Surprise, Ariz. Willow Canyon HS

47 Gabe Chavez WR/DB 5’10 180 R-FR Maize, Kan. Maize HS

92 Julian Cueto DL 6’2 230 FR Carrolton, Texas Creekview HS

57 Zack Dobbins DL 6’3 215 FR Rockwall, Texas Rockwall-Heath HS

93 Dylan Doss DL 6’4 230 SR Peculiar, Mo. Ray-Pec HS

26 Isaac Dozer Jr. DB 6’0 190 SO St. Louis, Mo. Oakville HS

34 Tanner Dredge LB 5’11 195 R-FR St. Joseph, Mo. Benton HS

29 Rye’ll Dydell ATH-O 5’9 170 R-FR St. Joseph, Mo. Benton HS

94 Dalton Dye K/P 5’9 160 FR Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit West HS

11 Cody Edwards WR 6’3 202 R-SR Fillmore, Mo. North Andrew HS

95 Landon Emmerth DL 6’2 280 R-FR Ozark, Mo. Ozark HS

98 Jakob Erdman DL 6’2 190 FR Windsor, Mo. Windsor HS

67 Jonathan Farmer OL 6’4 300 FR Keller, Texas Keller Central HS

21 Kolby Fennewald S 6’3 210 SR Wichita, Kan. Butler CC

52 Jordan Ferrante DL 6’1 240 R-FR Lan O’Lakes, Fla. Land O’Lakes HS

84 Nick Fisher WR/TE 6’4 205 FR Basehor, Kan. Basehor Linwood HS

74 Jeff Gallimore OL 6’3 246 R-JR Peoria, Ariz. Centennial HS

86 Zack Gaudette WR 5’10 160 FR Joplin, Mo. Joplin HS

41 Brock Geisz LB 6’0 220 R-FR Eureka, Mo. Lindenwood University

73 Jaymes Ginn OL 6’4 290 R-FR Owasso, Okla. Owasso HS

80 Thaddeus Glenn WR 6’1 185 FR Chandler, Ariz. Valley Christian HS

66 Trevor Goforth OL 6’3 282 R-SR Topeka, Kan. Washburn Rural HS

3 Frankie Gomez WR 6’4 185 R-SO Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley HS

80 Mason Goodell WR 6’1 185 FR Chandler, Ariz. Valley Christian HS

32 Jack Gordon OLB 5’10 175 R-SO Stilwell, Kan. Blue Valley HS

15 Bulla Graft ATH-O 5’8 170 SO La Jolla, Calif. Bishop’s HS

76 Zach Hand OL 6’4 250 R-FR North Port, Fla. North Port HS

88 Griffin Harmon TE 6’3 210 FR Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood HS

68 Nick Hartwig OL 6’3 275 R-SO Ballwin, Mo. Marquette HS

12 Zach Haynes LB 6’0 220 SR Wichita, Kan. Higland CC

50 Matt Helldoerfer OLB 6’1 200 FR Oakville, Mo. Oakville HS

91 Collin Heller DL 6’2 265 SR Kansas City, Mo. Staley HS

37 Landon Hern DB 5’11 175 FR Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit North HS

13 Ryan Hiatt QB 6’2 210 FR Timerland, Mo. Timberland HS

7 Jared Hobby QB 5’11 190 R-SO Gardner, Kan. Gardner-Edgerton HS

39 Carson Hobby DB 5’10 190 R-FR Gardner, Kan. Gardner-Edgerton HS

17 Drake Hofer WR 6’0 175 R-JR Lawrence, Kan. Lawrence HS

18 Tyles Holmes QB 6’1 190 FR Kansas City, Mo. Park Hill HS

28 Anthony Howard DB 5’10 156 FR Spring Valley, Calif. Steele Canyon HS

54 Christian Hunt LS/OLB 6’0 210 R-SO Sherman, Texas Sherman HS

1 Keelon Vann2 Anthony Mullins3 Frankie Gomez4 Justice Taylor5 Orlando Ward6 Staton Rebeck7 Jared Hobby8 Mohammed Abubaker9 Cameron Klim10 Brad Strauss11 Cody Edwards12 Zach Haynes13 Ryan Hiatt14 Collin Rugg15 Bulla Graft16 Michael McCuaig17 Drake Hofer18 Tyler Holmes19 Dalton Robinson20 Darmarcus Robinson21 Kolby Fennewald22 Trejuan Mask23 Wyatt Miller24 Kahluna Bouchard25 Marvin White26 Isaac Dozier Jr. 27 Ian Burch28 Quayde Bauman28 Anthony Howard29 Rye’ll Dydell30 Alex Jimenez31 Markeis Williams32 Jack Gordon32 Chance Nelson33 Cameron McKasson33 Darrick Strzelecki34 Tanner Dredge34 Carrington Trisby35 Parker Wood36 Evan Kitchell37 Landon Hern37 Nick Minx38 Brandon Womack39 Carson Hobby40 Clay Stulce41 Brock Geisz42 Andrew Pence43 Reece Phillips44 Bryce Sheperd45 Jack Murphy46 Andrew Baxley47 Gabe Chevez48 Zach Robinson49 Brysen Stigger50 Matt Helldoerfer51 Kier Stamp

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52 Jordan Ferrante53 Conner Carpenter54 Christian Hunt55 Jameson O’Connor56 Marqus Moye57 Zach Dobbins58 Justin Blevins59 Grant Anderson60 Nick Besson61 Caleb White62 Josh Blochlinger63 Michael Marfield64 Jake Anthony65 Austin White66 Trevor Goforth67 Jonathan Farmer68 Nick Hartwig69 Michael Skaggs71 Davis Warton73 Jaymes Ginn74 Jeff Gallimore76 Zach Hand77 James Mullen78 Cesar Jacobo79 Tanner Vance80 Thaddeus Glenn80 Mason Goodell81 Jacob Thompson82 Logan McKinney83 Tobin Sisk84 Nick Fisher85 Ethan Weilant86 Zack Gaudette87 Jacob Maroctte87 Rhett Purling88 Griffin Harmon89 Chandler Rashbrook90 Jack Kutey91 Collin Heller92 Julian Cueto93 Dylan Doss94 Dalton Dye95 Landon Emmerth96 Hunter Call97 Major Walker98 Jakob Erdman99 Hayden Schmidt

Alphabetical Roster

# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown Prev. School

78 Cesar Jacobo OL 6’2 280 R-FR San Diego, Calif. Montgomery HS

30 Alex Jimenez DB 6’0 160 FR Liberty, Mo. Liberty HS

36 Evan Kitchell P/K 6’0 200 R-SO Parrish, Fla. Palmetto HS

9 Cameron Klim OLB 5’11 205 R-SO Lee’s Summit, Mo. Blue Springs South HS

90 Jack Kutey DL 6’3 250 R-FR Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley Northwest HS

87 Jacob Marcotte WR 6’0 180 FR Salina, Kan. Salina South HS

63 Michael Marfield OL 6’2 260 FR Kansas City, Mo. Park Hill HS

22 Trejuan Mask RB 5’11 225 SO Sherman, Texas Sherman HS

16 Michael McCuaig DB 5’11 173 R-SO Folsom, Calif. Folsom HS

33 Cameron McKasson OLB 6’3 195 FR Frisco, Texas Hebron HS

82 Logan McKinney WR 6’4 190 FR Lawrence, Kan. Lawrence Freestate HS

23 Wyatt Miller WR 6’2 195 R-FR Rockwall, Texas Rockwall HS

37 Nick Minx DB 5’11 175 FR Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit North HS

56 Marqus Moye LB/DE 6’1 223 R-SR Raytown, Mo. Raytown South HS

77 James Mullen DL 6’0 231 FR Washington, Mo. St. Francis Borgia HS

2 Anthony Mullins WR 5’8 170 SR Mesquite, Texas Bishop Lynch HS

45 Jack Murphy DL 6’0 220 FR Olathe, Kan. Olathe South HS

32 Chance Nelson RB 5’10 175 R-SO Stilwell, Kan. Blue Valley HS

55 Jameson O’Connor OL 5’11 240 R-SO Wichita, Kan. Andover Central HS

42 Andrew Pence DB 6’0 175 R-JR Bixby, Okla. Bixby HS

43 Reece Phillips DB 6’2 195 R-FR Claremore, Okla. Verdigris HS

87 Rhett Purling WR/TE 6’2 205 R-FR Topeka, Kan. Shawnee Heights HS

89 Chandler Rashbrook WR 6’2 190 FR Dallas, Texas Bishop Dunne HS

6 Staton Rebeck WR 5’10 172 R-FR Shawnee, Kan. Mill Valley HS

19 Dalton Robinson QB 6’0 165 FR Faucett, Mo. Mid-Buchanan HS

20 Darmarcus Robinson RB 5’9 166 FR Cooper, Texas Cooper HS

48 Zach Robinson LB 6’1 220 SO Blue Springs, Mo. Blue Springs HS

14 Collin Rugg QB 6’4 220 R-FR La Jolla, Calif. La Jolla HS

99 Hayden Schmidt DL 6’4 220 R-SO Glen Carbon, Ill. Edwardsville HS

44 Bryce Sheperd LB 6’0 208 R-SO Liberty, Mo. Liberty North HS

83 Tobin Sisk WR 6’0 170 FR St. Joseph, Mo. Benton HS

69 Michael Skaggs DL 6’2 227 Fr. Liberty, Mo. Liberty HS

51 Keir Stamp LB 6’2 225 R-SO Wichita, Kan. Andover Central HS

49 Brysen Stigger DL 6’1 234 FR Kansas City, Mo. Oak Park HS

10 Brad Strauss QB 6’0 190 R-JR Lawrence, Kan. Northwest Missouri State

33 Darrick Strzelecki RB 5’8 192 R-SR Gravette, Ark. Gravette HS

40 Clay Stulce DB 5’10 175 R-SO St. Charles, Mo. Duchesne HS

4 Justice Taylor DB 6’0 175 SO Aurora, Colo. Regis Jesuit HS

81 Jacob Thompson OL 6’3 220 R-FR Grain Valley, Mo. Grain Valley HS

34 Carrington Trisby CB 5’10 170 FR Spring Valley, Calif. Steele Canyon HS

79 Tanner Vance DL 6’1 280 FR Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit North HS

1 Keelon Vann QB 6’2 175 FR Kansas City, Kan. Piper HS

97 Major Walker DL 6’4 235 FR Carrolton, Texas Creekview HS

5 Orlando Ward DB 5’8 160 R-JR Farview Heights, Ill. Belleville East HS

71 Davis Warton DL 5’11 255 R-SO Rossville, Kan. Rossville HS

85 Ethan Weilant WR 6’0 170 R-FR Land O’Lakes, Fla. Land O’Lakes HS

61 Caleb White OL 6’3 260 R-FR Bashor, Kan. Basehor Lindwood HS

65 Austin White OL 6’2 200 R-JR Kansas City, Mo. Staley HS

25 Marvin White DB 6’1 190 FR Cedar Hill, Texas Trinity Christian HS

31 Markeis Williams LB 6’1 195 SO Dallas, Texas Bishop Dunne HS

38 Brandon Womack K 6’0 178 R-SR Lake Dallas, Texas Lake Dallas HS

35 Parker Wood LB 6’2 210 R-JR Heath, Texas Rockwall-Heath HS

SCHEDULE & STORYLINES

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2016 Jewell Football Schedule9-3 South Dakota School of

Mines & Technology12:00 p.m. MST

9-10 Doane University 12:00 p.m.9-17 Saint Joseph’s 12:00 p.m.9-24 McKendree University 1:00 p.m.10-1 Missouri S&T 7:00 p.m.10-8 Quincy University 1:00 p.m.10-15 Southwest Baptist University 12:00 p.m.10-22 Truman State University 2:00 p.m.10-29 Indianapolis 6:00 p.m.11-5 Lincoln University (Mo.) 12:00 p.m.

First Up In The GLVCThe Cardinals will open 2016 Great Lakes Valley Con-ference play in Week Three as they host Saint Joseph’s College. In 2015 the Pumas were also the Cards open-ing GLVC contest and defeated Jewell 35-9. Following the opening home game, WJC will take to the road to take on McKendree and Missouri S&T before returning home to host Quincy and SBU. Truman State and Indianapolis will also be on the road before Jewell will host Lincoln for Se-

nior Day on November 5 to close the season.

The Last Will Be FirstJewell will open the 2016 season with the same opponent that closed 2015, South Dakota School of Mines and Tech-nology. The Cardinals fell to the Hardrockers 35-14 on the road last November. Last season Jewell came to Rapid City with a new head man in Shawn Weigel, but this time it will be SDSMT will be under new direction as Zachary Tin-ker takes the helm. Tinker, like Weigel spent several years

on staff at SDSMT befor taking over the head job.

2015 Results9-5 Drake University Loss 30-449-12 Colorado School of Mines Loss 7-429-19 Saint Joseph’s Loss 9-349-26 McKendree University Loss 23-4110-3 Missouri S&T Win 40-1610-10 Quincy University Win 24-2110-17 Southwest Baptist University Win 35-3410-24 Truman State University Loss 28-4010-31 Indianapolis Loss 35-6311-7 Lincoln University (Mo.) Win 34-3111-14 SDSMT Loss 14-35

2016 CARDINAL STORYLINESNEW YEAR, NEW QBThe Cardinals will begin the 2016 season with a new quarterback after the graduation of Nick West. West was the primary starter for much of the past two seasons. In 2015 he became the first quarterback in the NCAA era to surpass the 3,000 yard mark, which ranked tops in the GLVC. In the hunt for the job will be Brad Strauss, a transfer from Northwest Missouri State, along with soph-omore Jared Hobby, and true freshman Collin Rugg.

SECOND YEAR UNDER WEIGELAt this time last year the Jewell football program was undergoing a transition as long time assistant Shawn Weigel moved into the head position. This fall, however, it will be just the newcomers making the transition as the Jewell staff has been in place for over a year and wel-come back a strong crop of veteran players. In his first season Weigel led Jewell to a 4-7 record including 4-4 in the GLVC and looks to improve on those marks in 2016.

REPLACING COOK, EGHAVREBA One of the large tasks in 2016 will be replacing three-time All-GLVC selection Thomas Cook along with Nate Egharevba. The duo combined for over 1,000 yards on the season in 2015.

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SHAWN WEIGELHEAD COACH

SECOND SEASON

Shawn Weigel enters his second season at the helm of the Jewell football program in 2016. In his first season Weigel led the Cardinals to an overall record of 4-7 including 4-4 and tied for fourth in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.

During the 2015 season the Cards led the GLVC in pass offense with an average of 296.5 along with kick off returns on an average of 23.2. The defense also topped the league in total sacks with 36 for 185 yards. Senior quarterback Nick West led the conference with an average of 293.1 yards per game and became the only QB in the NCAA era at Jewell to surpass the 3,000 yard mark in a single season. West was also ranked second in total offense in the league. Anthony Mullins was also impressive in his junior season as he led the GLVC in kick return average (28.5) and all purpose yards (177.6 per game).

In his first season at the top Weigel saw nine players earn All-GLVC honors, including two first team selections, and one true freshman. Mullins and kicker Brandon Womack earned top honors while first year player Justice Taylor earned honorable mention honors alongside Nate Egharevba and Brandon Klew-er. Trejuan Mask, Nick Messer, Logan Winter, and Aaron Neier were all listed on the second team.

Even more impressive however was the Cardinals lead in academics as Jewell football saw 45 players named to the Ac-ademic All-GLVC list which topped the league. Four 2016 se-niors were also recipients of the prestigious GLVC Council of President’s Award including Winter, Egharevba, Andrew Bick,

and Dominic Bessesi.

Weigel took over the Cardinal program in the spring of 2015 after serving nine years as the Cardinals offensive coordinator. Prior to joining the William Jewell staff, Weigel’s coaching experience includes stints as an assistant at West Texas A&M, Austin College, and Colorado School of Mines. He also served as the head coach for the Seinajoki Croco-diles in the European Football League.

A native of McCook, Neb., Weigel holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology, sports management, and physical education from Doane College. He also earned his Masters of Science degree from Texas A&M-Commerce. The captain of the Doane football team, he was also an All-American hurdler as a member of the track team. He and wife, Buffey, are the proud parents of daughters Mallory and Lainee Jo.

THE WEIGEL FILEHometown: McCook, Neb

College: Doane College

Degree: B.A. - Sociology, Sports

Management, Physical Ed. (Doane

College); M.S. - Education (Texas

A&M-Commerce)

Wife: Buffey

Children: Mallory & Lainee Jo

Coaching History:

2015 - William Jewell (head coach)

2006-14 William Jewel (offensive

coordinator)

2004-05 West Texas A&M (assistant

coach)

2003 - Austin College

2002 - Colorado School of Mines

(assistant coach)

Playing Career:

Doane College; running back, team

captain;

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TRENT FIGGDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

SECOND SEASON

THE FIGG FILE

Hometown: Chillicothe, Mo.

College: William Jewell

Degree: B.S. - Phycial Education

(Jewell); M.S. - Education

Leadership (Northwest Missouri)

Wife: Tori (Jewell alum)

Children: Titus

Trent Figg enters his second season as the Cardinals’ defensive coordinator. In his first year his defense led the GLVC in total sacks with 36 for 185 yards. Jewell was also third in rushing defense and fourth in interceptions. The first year coordinator had a freshman in Justice Taylor ranked second in the GLVC in interceptions with four for a total of 93 yards. Taylor and defensive lineman Aaron Neier picked up All-GLVC honors following the end of the season. Figg previously spent five seasons on the Jewell staff before departing for Arizona State where he spent the 2013 season as the Defensive Assistant for Sun Devils where the defensive unit was ranked No. 1 overall in the PAC-12. During the same season, Arizona State won the PAC-12 South Division. Figg then traveled to Southern Arkansas where he served as the Defensive Backs Coach, Special Teams Coordinator, and Recruiting Coordinator. A 2008 graduate of Wiliam Jewell, Figg played defensive back and was named an Ac-ademic All-America in 2007. He went on to earn his Master’s degree from Northwest Missouri State in Education Leadership. Originally from Chilicothe, Mo. and is married to fellow Jewell alum Tori and has one son Titus who was born in the fall of 2015.

TAYLOR GALLAGHERWIDE RECEIVERS

FIFTH SEASON

THE GALLAGHER FILE

Hometown:

College: William Jewell ‘12

Degree: B.S. - Secondary &

Physical Education (Jewell); M.S.

Health and Physical Education

(Jewell)

Taylor Gallagher is entering his fifth season with the Cardinal program in 2016. He will continue to serve as the Receivers and Kickoff and Return coach for the Cardinals offense. He has also worked with the Tight Ends and served as the Video Coordinator during his time at Jewell.

Prior to joining the Cardinals staff, Gallagher was a four-year letter winner for the Cardinals and enjoyed an impressive career. He was twice named All-Conference and was a four time Academic All-American Wide Receiver from 2006-2010.

He graduated from Jewell with degrees in Secondary Education and Physical Education in December 2010 and joined the coaching staff as a Graduate Assistant in 2011. Gallagher completed his Master’s degree in Health and Physical Education in the spring of 2014. He was married in June 2016 to Amanda Skyles.

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MATT TROWBRIDGESPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

EIGHTH SEASON

THE TROWBRIDGE FILE

Hometown: David City, Neb.

College: Nebraska Wesleyan ‘04

Degree: B.S. - K-12 Health &

Physical Education (Nebraska

Wesleyan); M.S. - Health &

Physical Education (Northwest

MO)

Wife: Megan

Matt Trowbridge begins his eighth season on the Jewell staff working with the special teams. During the 2015 season his kickoff return unit led the GLVC with an aver-age of 23.2 yards per return. Junior return man Anthony Mullins was named to the Don Hansen Division II All-America team under Trowbridge in 2015. Trowbridge previously spent time as the Cardinals’ assistant coach working primarily with defensive backs (2007-12) before serving as the Defensive Coordinator (2011-12). Prior to returning to the Cardinals, Trowbridge spent two seasons as the as-sistant coach at Lincoln East High School (NE) where he worked with safeties and offen-sive lineman. A native of David City, Neb., Trowbridge played cornerback at Nebraska Wesley-an University from 2000-2004 where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in K-12 Health and Physical Education. He went on to earn a Master’s degree in Health and Physical Educa-tion from Northwest Missouri State in 2012. In addition to his coaching duties, Trowbridge will also teach in the Physical Education Department. Matt and his wife Megan reside in Liberty.

ZACH MANNDEFENSIVE ASSISTANT

THIRD SEASON

THE MANN FILE

Hometown: Kansas City, Kan.

College: Rockhurst ‘14

Degree: B.S. - Math & Secondary

Eduation (Rockhurst)

Zach Mann is entering his third season on the Cardinal football staff in 2016. He will continue to serve as the defensive assistant working primarily with Jewell linebackers. He also coordinates all of the team’s travel operations.

A native of Kansas City, Kan., Mann attended Rockhurst University where he completed degrees in Math and Secondary Education. While at Rockhurst he began coaching high school football and baseball in the Kansas City metro area. Prior to joining the Jewell staff, Mann served as a varsity assistant coach for four years at Bishop Ward, Basehor-Linwood, and Bishop Miege High Schools.

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SAM BROWNQUARTERBACKS

THIRD SEASON

THE BROWN FILE

Hometown: Excelsior Springs, Mo.

College: Missouri

Degree: B.S. - Physical Education

(Missouri); M.S - Phy. Ed. (Central

Missouri)

Wife: Cindy

Children: Maggie

Sam Brown enters his third season as the Cardinal quarterback coach in 2016 and brings over forty years of coaching experience at the high school and college level. In 2015 Jewell quarterback Nick West, under the tuteledge of Brown, became the first QB in the NCAA era to surpass 3,000 yards in a single season as he totaled 3,224 as a senior which was tops in the GLVC. West was also fifth in passing effeciency, and second in total offense.

Brown has previously been the recipient of the Cecil Patterson Coach of the Year award as well as the Kansas City Cheifs Coach of the Week which are presented to high school coaches. He is also a member of teh 2006 Excelsior Springs Athletic Hall of Fame class, 2008 Missouri Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame, and in 2015 was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame.

After graduating from Excelsior Springs High School, Brown earned a Physical Education degree from Missouri University, followed by a Master’s and specialist degree from Central Missouri State University.

Brown and his wife Cindy, have one duaghter Maggie, who lives in Boulder, Colo. along with son Mack who like his father is a collegeiate football coach (Missouri State).

BILLY QUEISERTOFFENSIVE LINE

THIRD SEASON

THE QUEISERT FILE

Hometown: Liberty, Mo.

College: William Jewell ‘13

Degree: B.S - Recreation & Sport

(Jewell)

Billy Queisert is beginning his third season as Jewell’s offensive line coach in 2016. In his first two years he has coached two players to All-GLVC selections in Logan Winter and Brandon Klewer (twice).

He returned to William Jewell after a semester as an assistant strength and con-dititioning coach at East Central University in Ada, Okla.

Queisert is a 2013 graduate of William Jewell with a Bachelor’s degree in Recre-ation and Sport. He transferred from Northwest Missouri State in 2011 and was a three-year starter on the Cardinal offensive line. As a senior was named the Jewell Lineman of the Year.

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CORDELL UPSHAWDEFENSIVE LINE COACH

SECOND SEASON

THE UPSHAW FILE

Hometown: Leesville, La.

College: Southern Arkansas

Degree: B.A. - Human

Performance; M.S. Kinesiology

(Southern Arkansas)

Cordell Upshaw enters his second season with the Cardinals working primarily with the defensive line.

Upshaw comes from to Jewell from Southeastern Louisiana after spending three seasons at his alma mater Southern Arkansas. During his time at Southern Arkansas, he helped develop a de-fensive front that was among the best in the nation in stopping the run. In 2012, the Muleriders were tops in the Great American Conference and sixth nationally with 91.4 rushing yards allowed per game. Upshaw also spent time at Fort Scott Community College as a defensive line coach after two years as a graduate assistant working with the defensive backs at Southern Arkansas. During his playing days, Upshaw was a starting linebacker and defensive end for SAU. As a se-nior, he was part of a defense that ranked near the top of the nation in rushing defense (96.8 ypg allowed). Upshaw prepped at Leesville High School (LA), where he was an All-State and All-District selec-tion for the Wampus Cats. He was also named the West Central Louisiana Defensive Player of the Year.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in human performance in 2009 followed by a master’s degree in kinesiology in 2011, both from Southern Arkansas.

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JaeLynn EllisonCoordinator of Media

Relations & Athletic Operations

Labette CC ‘12Drury University ‘14

JaeLynn Ellison enters her second year with William Jewell and serves as the primary contact for Greene Stadium, and the Mabee Center, as well as volleyball, swimming, cross country, track and field, women’s basketball, and softball. She comes to Jewell from Labette Community College where she served as the Sports Information Director. Ellison played four years of college softball including two at fellow GLVC member Drury University. Prior to her time at Drury she was an All-Conference selection as a pitcher for Labette CC after leading the staff in innings pitched, appearances, wins, strikeout-to-walk ratio, and posted an ERA that ranked in the top 25 nationally. She was a part of the program’s first KJCCC and Region champi-onship team in 2011 which finished eighth at the NJCAA National Championships, and led her team to a national ranking as high as No. 7 in 2012. Ellison earned her B.A. in Multimedia Production & Journal-ism from Drury 2014 and an A.A. in Communication from Labette in 2012. A native of Forsyth, Mo. she is the daughter of Jeff and Karen Ellison and has two sisters, Emillie and Alexandrea.

Paul WorstellSports Information

Director

William Jewell College ‘94

Paul Worstell, a 1994 William Jewell graduate, is now in his elev-enth year as the Head Tennis Coach at William Jewell College. Wor-stell, who spent the 2013-14 season battling Leukemia, enters the 2015-16 season with a 199-180 overall record. His women’s teams have accumulated a record of 132-67 (.663), while the men’s teams under his tenure have tallied a win-loss record of 67-113 (.372). In 2012, Worstell became the only coach in Jewell women’s tennis history to reach 100 career victories. In 2006, his first as head coach of the Cardinals, Worstell led the team to its best record in school history at 18-2. He has also led the squad to two conference titles (2006 and 2010), one region final (2006) and two consecutive region semi-finals (2007, 2008). In 2011, the women’s team finished 17-7, won the HAAC, qualified for the NAIA National Tournament and finished the season ranked 23rd in the nation. Worstell was also named Intercollegiate Tennis Associ-ation (ITA) NAIA Region Coach of the Year. Coach Worstell has also guided a women’s doubles team to the Fall ITA National Tournament seven out of the last twelve years. The men’s tennis teams at Jewell have steadily been im-proving. The men finished fourth in HAAC play in 2009 which was their highest finish in over six years. 2009 also saw the Cardinals ranked in the top 30 for the first time in over 15 years after their upset of then #24 ranked Bethany College. In 2008 and 2009 the WJC men’s team also received individual national rankings with two of their players being ranked in the nation. In 2011, the men’s team finished 16-9 which was their best record in over ten years. In addition to the success on the tennis courts, Worstell’s teams have excelled in the classroom. He has coached three NAIA All-Americans (6 selections) and 19 NAIA Academic All-Americans. Worstell is the director of the William Jewell College Summer tennis team camps and is also a member of the USPTA. While at Jewell, Worstell was a standout player for the Cardinals. During his first year he played number 6 and helped the Cardinals qualify for the National Tournament. As a sophomore, Worstell shot up the ranks to play number 3 and won the district 16 Championship in singles and doubles. Worstell was very active on campus at Jewell as President of FCA, a Resident Assistant and Station Manager for KWJC. He graduated with a B.A. in communi-cations. In addition to his work with the Cardinal tennis program’s Worstell serves as the Sports Information Director. His primary resonsiblities include football, men’s basketball, baseball, golf, ten-nis, and men’s and women’s soccer. Worstell lives in Liberty with his wife Kristi (another Jew-ell Grad of 1994) and their three sons Brady (Jewell sophomore), Landon and Carter.

Gage RosierStrength & Conditioning

Northwest Missouri ‘14Northwest Missouri ‘16

Gage Rosier enters his first full year as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach after joining the Jewell staff in April 2016. A certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, Ros-ier comes to the Cardinals from Northwest Missouri State. While there, he served as an intern and graduate assistsant in the Bear-cats’ strength and conditioning program. As a GA, he was the head strength coach for the volleyball and women’s golf teams while assisting with all other sports. In 2014 Rosier interned with the University of Missouri Athletic Performance staff, working primarily with football. Outside of Jewell he also owns his own company Rosier Athletic Performance where he offers personal training, speed and agility camps, and group exercise classes. He holds a bachelor’s degree in History and a master’s in applied Health and Sport Sciences both from Northwest Missouri State. A native of Mound City, Mo., Rosier and his wife Ashley reside in Kansas City.

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Dr. Darlene Bailey

Director of AthleticsWilliam Jewell College ‘82

Ohio University Ohio University

Darlene Bailey, Ph.D., a member of the William Jewell College class of 1982, enters her eighth year as Athletic Director at William Jewell College. Bailey comes to William Jewell after serving as the Associate Commissioner of the Western Athletic Conference.

“We are thrilled to have an individual of Dr. Bailey’s caliber to assist us at this pivotal moment in the history of athletics at Wil-liam Jewell College,” said William Jewell president Dr. David Sallee. “Her solid background in sports administration and in the academic arena will serve the institution well as we continue the process of realigning our athletic affiliation from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics to the National Collegiate Athletic Association.”

Bailey managed the NCAA governance process for the Denver-based WAC’s nine member institutions and worked directly with the WAC presidents/chancellors, athletic directors, senior woman administrators and faculty representatives on imple-mentation of the conference’s strategic plan. She was also the primary liaison to the WAC’s women’s basketball, volleyball, softball and tennis coaches. She oversaw the championship, compliance, and business operations for the WAC, a process that involved more than 2,500 student athletes.

Prior to being named to the WAC Associate Commissioner’s post in 2006, Bailey served for eight years as Associate Director of Athletics at Missouri State University in Springfield.

“I am happy to be given the opportunity to return to my alma mater to serve in this important role,” Dr. Bailey said. “The Col-lege has a long and rich tradition of achievement, both on the playing field and in the classroom. I look forward to being a part of that tradition on a daily basis. The decision to move to the NCAA is exciting. The mission and goals of Division II are con-sistent with Jewell’s philosophy regarding the integration of intercollegiate athletics within the College as a whole. ”

Bailey is currently on several boards and task forces including the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Ad-ministrators (NACWAA) Committee on Women’s Athletics and the Women’s Basketball Championship Committee. She was named the 2006 Division I-AA National Administrator of the Year by the NACWAA.

Prior to her tenure at Missouri State, Bailey held various positions at Wichita State University, University of Idaho, Eastern Washington University, University of South Alabama, Ohio University and Chaminade University. She has supervised coaches in more than 20 different men’s and women’s sports and has served as the primary budget officer for intercollegiate athletics at two institutions.

Bailey received a master’s degree in Sports Administration and a doctorate in Higher Education Administration, both from Ohio University. She received her B.A. in history in 1982 from William Jewell, where she served as a part-time Sports Infor-mation Director. She now resides in Kearney, Mo. with her son Luke.

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Brady AdamekAssistant Baseball

Brad AndersonAssistant M/W Soccer

Dr. Darlene Bailey

Assistant Director

Jeff BowerAssistant Softball

Sam BrownAssistant Football

Rafi CedenoAssistant Baseball

Adam ClarkAssistant M/W Tennis

Rick ColeDirector of Sports

Broadcasting

Paul WorstellHead M/W Tennis/Sports Information

Director

Dustin CombsHead Softball

Megan DeShon-Runge

Assistant Cheer

Tom EisenhauerAssociate Athletic

Director

JaeLynn EllisonCoordinator of Media

Relations & Operations

Trent FiggAssistant Football

Taylor GallagherAssistant Football

Mark GoleHead M/W Swimming

Chelsea GreenHead Cheer

Erica HinrichsAssistant Volleyball

Larry HolleyHead Men’s Basketball

Garrett JahnHead Men’s Soccer

Zach MannAssistant Footbal

Maddie MasonAssistant Women’s

Basketball

Bart MestelleInterim Head Track & Field

Jason MiddletonAssistant Baseball

Charlie MillerHead Athletic Trainer

Whitney MillerAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Brooke PowersGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Billy QueisertAssistant Football

Carolyn RaynesHead Volleyball

Jefferson RobleeHead Women’s Soccer

Joe RogersEquipment Manger

Gage RosierHead Strength &

Conditioning

Rhyan ScearceGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Beverly SiercksAssistant Athletic

Director/SWA

Jill SlominskiHead Women’s

Basketball

Mike StocktonHead Baseball

Matt TrowbridgeAssistant Football

Cordell UpshawAssistant Football

Zach WarringAssistant Volleyball

Shawn WeigelHead Football

Jimmie WilliamsAssistant Men’s

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2015 FINAL STATISTICS

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Date Opponent W-L Score Att. Top Rusher Top Passer Top Reciever Top Tackles9-5 Drake L 30-44 3034 T. Mask (23-114) N. West (24-40-205) A. Mullins (5-68) N. Messer (14)

9-12 CSM L 7-42 844 T. Cook (19-130) N. West (17-34-153) A. Mullins (5-63) I. Dozier (8)9-19 Saint Joseph’s L 9-34 3101 T. Cook (11-32) N.West (20-37-219) A. Mullins (5-77) P. Wood (12)9-26 McKendree L 23-41 756 T. Mask (18-106) N. West (31-53-312) B. Graft (8-113) N. Messer (9)10-3 Missouri S&T W 40-16 2233 N. West (6-73) N. West (12-30-102) N. Egharevba (3-34) I. Dozier (7)

10-10 Quincy W 24-21 1416 T. Mask (15-63) N. West (21-33-285) N. Egharevba (5-98) I. Dozier (10)10-17 SBU W 35-34 1628 T. Mask (16-53) N. West (26-39-353) B. Graft (7-123) Q. Bauman (6)10-24 Truman State L 28-40 789 D. Strzelecki (5-17) N. West (32-52-393) A. Mullins (9-188) Q. Bauman (12)10-31 Indianapolis L 35-65 844 T. Cook (15-100) N. West (19-33-460) A. Mullins (4-204) Q. Bauman (7)11-7 Lincoln W 34-31 1641 T. Mask (18-85) N. West (18-34-230) B. Graft (4-92) Z. Haynes (7)

11-14 SD Mines L 14-35 910 T. Cook (8-29) N. West (34-62-517) B. Graft (7-173) Z. Haynes (10)

Overall: 4-7 (Home: 1-4, Road: 3-3) GLVC: 4-4

WJC OPPScoring 279 401 Points/Game 25.36 36.45First Downs 226 241 Rushing 73 73 Passing 129 145 Penalty 24 23Rushing Yardage 1296 1425 YD Gained 1679 1730 YD Lost 383 305 Attempts 386 409 Average/Rush 3.4 3.5 Average/Game 117.8 129.5 TD Rushing 17 25Passing Yardage 3266 3440 Att-Comp-Int 454-258-19 406-252-11 Average/Pass 7.19 8.47 Average/Catch 12.66 13.65 Average/Game 296.91 312.73 TD Passing 16 26Total Offense 4562 4865 Total Plays 840 815 Average/Play 5.4 6.0 Average/Game 414.7 442.3Kick Returns: #-YD 58-1347 41-766Punt Returns: #-YD 18-118 23-269INT Returns: #-YD 11-123 19-324Kick Return Avg. 23.22 18.68Punt Return Avg. 6.56 11.70INT Return Avg. 11.18 17.05

Team Statistics WJC OPP

Fumbles-Lost 17-8 14-5Penalties-Yards 65-623 81-818 Average/Game 56.64 73.36Punts-Yards 52-1992 63-2205 Average/Game 38.31 35.00 Net Punt Avg. 33.13 30.73Time of Possession 05:36:05 05:23:54 Average/Game 30:33 29:273-Down Conversions 67-178 67-171 3-Down Pct. 37.64% 39.18%4-Down Conversions 10-35 10-20 4-Down Pct. 28.57% 50%Sacks By Yards 35-183 28-175Misc. Yards 0 38Touchdowns Scored 36 53Field Goal-Attempts 11-16 11-14On-Side Kicks 1-4 0-0Red-Zone Scores 29-43 41-44Red-Zone TD 21-43 34-44

TEAM 1 2 3 4 TOTAL

WJC 48 95 70 66 279

OPP 103 106 92 90 399

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RUSHING GP ATT GAIN LOSS NET AVG TD LONG AVG/GTrejuan Mask……………………... 11 133 661 49 612 4.6 7 33 55.64Thomas Cook…………………….. 11 102 538 24 514 5.0 5 38 46.73Darrick Strzelecki………………… 11 80 296 27 269 3.4 2 28 24.45Nick West…………………………. 11 60 168 215 -47 -0.8 2 74 -4.27Bulla Graft………………………… 11 6 14 0 14 2.3 1 6 1.27Anthony Mullins………………….. 11 2 2 12 -10 -5.0 0 0 -0.91Team………………………………. 3 3 0 56 -56 -18.7 0 0 -18.67

TOTAL………………………….. 11 386 1679 383 1296 3.4 17 74 117.82

OPPONENTS…………………… 11 409 1730 305 1425 3.5 25 43 129.55

PASSING GP COMP ATT INT PCT YDS TD LONG AVG/GNick West…………………………. 11 254 447 19 56.82 3229 16 85 293.55Dominic Besesi…………………... 5 4 7 0 57.14 37 0 17 7.40

TOTAL………………………….. 11 258 454 19 56.83 3266 16 85 296.91

OPPONENTS…………………… 11 252 406 11 62.07 3440 26 80 312.73

RECEIVING GP NO. YDS AVG TD LONG AVG/GAnthony Mullins………………….. 11 57 1001 17.56 5 73 91.000Bulla Graft………………………… 11 46 716 15.57 5 85 65.09Nate Egharevba………………….. 11 46 558 12.13 3 64 50.73Trejuan Mask……………………... 11 27 227 8.41 2 29 20.64Drake Hofer………………………. 9 14 177 12.64 0 33 19.67Staton Rebeck……………………. 9 20 141 7.05 0 31 15.67Darrick Strzelecki………………… 11 17 141 8.29 0 27 12.82Thomas Cook…………………….. 11 14 95 6.79 0 22 8.64Cody Edwards……………………. 2 6 95 15.83 1 45 47.50Chance Nelson…………………… 4 5 59 11.80 0 32 14.75Ian Burch………………………….. 6 3 40 13.33 0 20 6.67Frankie Gomez…………………… 2 1 11 11.00 0 11 5.50Staton Rebeck………………….. 1 2 5 2.50 0 3 5.00

TOTAL………………………….. 11 258 3266 12.66 16 85 296.91

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PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LONGThomas Cook… … 11 83 7.55 0 27Orlando Ward … … 1 27 27.0 0 0Bulla Graft … … … 2 5 2.50 0 4Andrew Baxley … .. 1 4 4.00 0 0Anthony Mullins … 3 -1 -0.33 0 4

TOTAL 18 118 6.56 0 27

OPPONENTS 23 269 11.70 0 42

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG TD LONGJustice Taylor … … 4 93 23.25 1 46Isaac Dozier … … . 3 20 6.67 0 20Orlando Ward … … 2 9 4.50 0 7Kier Stamp … … … 1 1 1.00 0 1LeAndre Nebbit … . 1 0 0.00 0 4

TOTAL 11 123 11.18 1 46

OPPONENTS 19 324 17.05 2 89

KICK RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LONGAnthony Mullins … 34 969 28.50 2 97Bulla Graft … … … 13 217 16.69 0 39Thomas Cook … … 7 122 17.43 0 25Stanton Rebeck … 4 39 9.75 0 12

TOTAL 58 23.22 2 97

OPPONENTS 41 766 18.68 0 36

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB 50+Zane Kitchell … … 51 1965 38.53 3 5

TOTAL 51 1965 38.53 3 5

OPPONENTS 63 2205 35.00 0 3

FIELD GOALS MADE ATT PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LONG BLKDBrandon Womack … 11 16 0.7 3 1 4 1 1 52 1

TOTAL 11 16 0.7 3 1 4 1 1 52 1

OPPONENTS 11 14 0.8 1 3 1 2 0 42 0

KICKOFFS NO YDS AVG TB OBBrandon Womack … 52 3040 58.5 9 2

TOTAL 52 3040 58.5 9 2

OPPONENTS 73 4215 57.7 12 2

SCORING TD FG POINTSBrandon Womack … … 0 11 63Trejuan Mask … … … . 9 0 54Anthony Mullins … … .. 7 0 42Bulla Graft … … … … . 6 0 36Thomas Cook … … … . 5 0 30Nate Egharevba … … .. 3 0 18Nick West … … … … .. 2 0 12Darrick Strzelecki … … 2 0 12Justice Taylor … … … . 1 0 6Cody Edwards … … … 1 0 6

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RUSHING NO-YD/TD DU CSM SJC MCK MST QU SBU TSU UINDY LU SDMT. Mask 133-612/7 23-114/1 9-51/0 10-1/0 18-106/1 12-49/1 15-62/1 16-53/2 3-2/0 8-70/1 18-85/0 1-19/0T. Cook 102-514/5 0-0/0 19-130/1 11-32/0 1-9/0 12-55/1 8-18/1 11-42/0 5-15/0 15-100/0 12-84/2 8-29/0N. West 60-(-47)/2 8-(-6)/0 5-(-20)/0 3-1/0 8-(-28)/0 6-73/1 7-(-28)/0 8-(-11)/1 1-1/0 5-(-4)/0 2-(-7)/0 7-(-18)/0Strzelecki 80-269/2 3-11/1 0-0/0 4-17/0 13-42/1 14-57/0 10-44/0 12-25/0 5-17/0 0-0/0 11-37/0 8-19/0B. Graft 6-14/1 0-0/0 2-2/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 4-12/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0A. Mullins 2-(-10)/0 0-0/0 1-(-2)/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-(-8)/0TEAM 3-(-56)/0 --- --- --- 2-(-54)/0 --- --- 1-(-2)/0 --- --- --- 0-0/0

RECEIVING NO-YD/TD DU CSM SJC MCK MST QU SBU TSU UINDY LU SDMA. Mullins 57-1001/5 5-68/0 5-63/0 5-77/0 4-77/0 3-33/0 4-44/0 5-93/0 9-188/2 4-204/2 2-18/0 11-136/1B. Graft 46-716/5 0-0/0 3-15/0 4-67/1 8-113/1 0-0/0 5-45/0 7-123/1 5-35/1 3-53/0 4-92/0 7-173/1N. Egharevba 46-558/3 3-22/0 2-39/0 3-28/0 6-35/0 3-34/0 5-98/1 4-48/0 6-43/0 7-143/2 2-20/0 5-48/0T. Mask 27-227/2 5-50/0 2-(-2)/0 1-1/0 1-4/0 1-20/0 2-28/0 2-6/0 6-71/1 1-0/0 5-42/1 1-7/0C. Edwards 6-95/1 4-44/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-51/0 DNP DNPS. Rebeck 22-146/0 6-9/0 2-18/0 4-29/0 1-8/0 2-5/0 DNP 0-0/0 1-3/0 1-0/0 2-43/0 3-31/0T. Cook 14-95/0 0-0/0 3-20/0 3-17/0 1-7/0 20-0/0 0-0/0 4-34/0 0-0/0 1-17/0 0-0/0 0-0/0D. Hofer 14-177/0 1-12/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 3-30/0 0-0/0 3-52/0 3-46/0 4-37/0 0-0/0 DNP DNPStrzelecki 17-141/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 7-38/0 1-10/0 2-18/0 1-3/0 1-16/0 1-9/0 2-4/0 2-43/0I. Burch 3-40/0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0/0 DNP 0-0/0 DNP 0-0/0 1-7/0 0-0/0 2-33/0C. Nelson 5-59/0 DNP DNP 2-13/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 3-46/0F. Gomez 1-11/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0/0 DNP DNP DNP 1-11/0 DNP

PUNT RETURNS NO-YD DU CSM SJC MCK MST QU SBU TSU UINDY LU SDMA. Mullins 3-1 --- --- --- --- --- 1-5 --- 2-4 --- --- ---T. Cook 11-83 1-6 1-22 --- 3-40 --- 1-5 1-3 --- 1-12 --- 3-17B. Graft 2-5 --- 1-4 --- --- --- --- 1-1 --- --- --- ---O. Ward 1-27 DNP --- --- DNP --- --- --- 1-27 --- DNP DNPA. Baxley 1-4 DNP --- --- DNP DNP --- --- DNP 1-4 --- DNP

KICK RETURNS NO-YD DU CSM SJC MCK MST QU SBU TSU UINDY LU SDMA. Mullins 34-969 4-155 --- 1-13 6-182 8-188 2-59 4-179 5-115 4-78 --- ---S. Rebeck 4-39 --- 2-22 --- 1-8 --- 1-9 DNP --- --- DNP ---T. Craft 7-122 --- 3-36 --- 1-25 --- --- --- --- 2-38 1-23 ---B. Graft 13-217 3-71 1-13 2-46 --- --- 1-19 --- --- 1-23 3-32 2-13

INTC. RETURNS NO-YD DU CSM SJC MCK MST QU SBU TSU UINDY LU SDMJustice Taylor 4-93 --- --- --- --- 1-8 1-38 --- --- --- 2-47 ---I. Dozier 3-20 1-0 1-0 --- --- 1-20 --- --- --- --- --- ---O. Ward 2-9 --- DNP --- --- 2-9 --- --- DNP --- --- ---L. Nebbit 1-0 --- 10 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- DNPK. Stamp 1-1 --- --- --- --- --- --- DNP 1-1 --- DNP DNP

FUMBLE RETURNS NO-YD DU CSM SJC MCK MST QU SBU TSU UINDY LU SDMK. Feenwald 1-6 --- 1-6 --- --- --- DNP --- --- --- --- ---


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TACKLES S-A-TOT CSM MCK MST TSU UINDY DU SJC QU SBU LU SDMN. Messer 51-31-82 4-2 7-2 5-2 8-2 4-0 6-8 3-6 5-2 2-1 3-4 4-2I. Dozier 45-22-67 5-3 4-3 4-3 4-0 1-0 6-1 5-6 7-3 3-1 6-1 0-1Q. Bauman 46-18-64 3-3 1-3 4-1 10-2 7-0 5-2 1-0 3-1 4-2 7-0 1-4P. Wood 39-11-50 2-1 5-1 5-0 4-0 5-0 7-2 8-4 -- 0-1 1-2 2-0Z. Haynes 30-19-49 6-1 3-1 2-2 -- 1-1 1-1 3-5 4-1 DNP 5-2 5-5J. Taylor 38-9-47 3-0 2-1 1-0 6-1 4-0 3-1 3-1 6-1 3-1 2-1 5-2K. Fennewald 31-7-38 0-2 2-1 --- 6-0 5-1 5-0 9-1 DNP 3-2 -- 1-0A. Pence 26-12-38 -- 1-0 2-0 9-0 3-0 0-1 0-1 1-4 1-1 4-0 5-5R. Hurd 24-13-37 5-0 4-1 6-1 2-1 -- 3-2 1-4 3-0 0-4 DNP DNPC. Heller 17-13-30 -- -- 0-1 4-1 6-0 2-1 0-3 2-0 1-1 2-3 0-3A. Neier 18-9-27 2-0 0-1 4-0 1-0 3-0 DNP 0-1 2-2 2-3 2-1 2-1M. Moye 18-9-27 2-0 0-1 4-0 1-0 3-0 DNP 0-1 2-2 2-3 2-1 2-1L. Nebbit 15-5-20 3-0 1-1 1-0 109 2-0 1-1 5-3 -- -- 1-0 DNPM. Floyd 16-1-17 3-0 -- -- DNP DNP 3-1 2-0 -- DNP 5-0 3-0K. Stamp 10-7-17 5-1 1-1 1-0 1-1 -- 1-1 1-3 -- DNP DNP DNPO. Ward 12-5-17 DNP 5-1 2-0 DNP -- 1-0 -- 3-1 1-3 DNP DNPJ. Blevins 6-10-16 1-3 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP 1-2 1-2 0-1 1-0 DNP 0-2A. Doss 5-7-12 2-1 0-1 0-2 DNP DNP 1-2 2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNPC. Henning 9-3-12 DNP -- 1-0 1-0 6-0 0-1 0-1 -- 0-1 -- 1-0D. Strzelecki 6-3-9 2-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 -- -- -- -- 1-1 --C. Stulce 7-2-9 DNP DNP 0-1 DNP 2-0 -- -- 1-0 2-0 2-1 DNPT. Glenn 6-2-8 1-1 DNP DNP 3-0 DNP -- -- DNP 1-1 1-0 DNPJ. Pfender 6-1-7 1-0 DNP 1-0 DNP DNP -- -- 1-0 2-1 1-0 DNPA. Baxley 2-5-7 DNP 0-1 1-0 DNP DNP DNP -- DNP 1-4 -- DNPZ. Robinson 3-3-6 DNP DNP 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP -- DNP 1-0 DNP 0-3T. Cook 2-2-4 0-1 -- -- -- 1-0 0-1 -- -- 1-0 -- --M. Baumgartner 3-1-4 1-0 0-1 DNP DNP 1-0 DNP -- DNP DNP -- 1-0C. Hunt 3-1-4 1-0 DNP 2-0 DNP DNP -- DNP DNP DNP -- 0-1C. Klim 2-2-4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP -- DNP DNP DNP -- 2-2B. Shepard 3-1-4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPN. Egharevba 3-0-3 -- 1-0 1-0 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- --C. Nelson 2-1-3 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0 DNP -- DNP DNP 1-0 0-1B. Graft 1-1-2 0-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 -- -- --D. Hofer 2-0-2 -- -- -- -- -- 2-0 -- -- -- DNP DNPI. Burch 2-0-2 DNP -- DNP 1-0 -- DNP DNP -- DNP 1-0 --V. Bruckhoff 1-1-2 DNP DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP -- 0-1 -- DNPM. Williams 1-1-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1 -- -- 1-0 DNP -- DNPJ. Gallimore 2-0-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPA. Mullins 1-0-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0R. Staton 0-1-1 -- -- DNP -- -- -- 0-1 DNP -- -- --Z. Kitchell 0-1-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1J. Holliman 1-0-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- DNP -- DNP -- 1-0A. Bick 0-1-1 0-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- DNP -- --H. Schmidt 1-0-1 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP --O. Shalabi 0-1-1 DNP -- DNP DNP 0-1 -- DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPA. White 1-0-1 DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP -- DNPT. Roberts 1-0-1 DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP


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JEWELL 34 119 2 29 24 205 1 30 205 1 30 7 226 1 97 3 31 0 4

Drake 44 210 3 31 24 286 2 48 286 2 48 4 114 0 36 4 45 0 26

JEWELL 36 161 1 32 17 153 0 26 153 0 26 7 139 0 24 1 -6 0 0

CSM 38 148 2 18 27 279 4 36 279 4 36 2 25 0 15 3 51 0 28

JEWELL 28 51 0 14 22 232 1 41 232 1 41 2 13 0 9 2 16 0 12

SAINT JOSEPH’S 47 145 1 43 26 249 2 30 249 2 30 0 0 0 0 2 12 0 12

JEWELL 42 75 2 18 31 312 1 30 312 1 30 8 215 0 43 2 4 0 3

MCKENDREE 33 130 2 32 21 331 3 75 331 3 75 2 44 0 24 2 44 0 42

JEWELL 48 246 4 74 12 102 0 2 102 0 20 4 179 1 97 2 26 0 22

MISSOURI S&T 36 150 0 26 16 197 1 42 197 1 42 7 127 0 34 4 27 0 12

JEWELL 40 96 2 13 21 285 1 47 285 1 47 4 55 0 23 0 0 0 0

QUINCY 37 129 1 14 13 238 2 43 238 2 43 3 50 0 24 0 0 0 0

JEWELL 48 107 3 25 26 353 1 76 353 1 76 5 115 0 33 2 -10 0 0

SBU 29 61 2 23 17 311 3 57 311 3 57 7 110 0 32 2 0 0 0

JEWELL 14 35 0 11 32 393 4 64 393 4 64 6 71 0 17 3 40 0 27

TRUMAN STATE 49 151 4 36 24 258 1 35 258 1 35 4 82 0 29 3 52 0 21

JEWELL 28 166 1 33 21 484 4 73 484 4 73 8 188 0 33 0 0 0 0

INDIANAPOLIS 41 263 8 38 26 367 1 52 367 1 52 5 102 0 22 1 15 0 15

JEWELL 43 199 2 38 18 230 1 62 230 1 62 3 59 0 39 0 0 0 0

LINCOLN (MO) 24 29 1 17 30 445 3 71 445 3 71 6 96 0 21 1 0 0 0

JEWELL 25 41 0 19 34 517 2 85 517 2 85 4 87 0 37 3 17 0 16

SD MINES 31 9 1 11 28 479 4 80 479 4 80 1 16 0 16 1 12 0 12

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PLAYER GAMERushes 23 T. Mask Drake (9/5)Yards Rushing 130 T. Cook CSM (9/12)TD Rushes 2

2T. MaskT. Cook

SBU (10/17)Lincoln (11/7)

Long Rush 74 N. West Missouri S&T (10/3)Pass Attempts 62 N. West SD Mines (11/14)Pass Compl. 34 N. West SD Mines (11/14)Yards Passing 517 N. West SD Mines (11/14)TD Passes 4

4N. WestN. West

Truman State (10/24)Indianapolis (10/31)

Longest Pass 85 N. West SD Mines (11/14)Receptions 11 A. Mullins SD Mines (11/14)Yards Receiving 204 A. Mullins Indianapolis (10/31)TD Receptions 2

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Longest Receptions 85 B. Graft SD Mines (11/14)Field Goals 3 B. Womack SBU (10/17)Longest Field Goal 52 B. Womack SBU (10/17)Punts 8 Z. Kitchell Saint Joseph’s (9/19)Punting Average 43.8 Z. Kitchell Drake (9/5)Longest Punt 64 Z. Kitchell Saint Joseph’s (9/19)Longest Punt Return 27 T. Cook Truman State (10/24)Longest KO Return 97

97A. MullinsA. Mullins

Missouri S&T (10/3)Drake (9/5)

Tackles 14 N. Messer Drake (9/5)Interceptions 2

2I. DozierJ. Taylor

Missouri S&T (10/3)Lincoln (11/7)

INDIVIDUAL & TEAM SUPERLATIVES

TEAM GAMERushes 48 Jewell Missouri S&T (10/3)Yards Rushing 246 Jewell Missouri S&T (10/3)TD Rushes 4 Jewell Missouri S&T (10/3)Pass Attempts 62 Jewell SD Mines (11/14)Complettions 34 Jewell SD Mines (11/14)Yards Passing 517 Jewell SD Mines (11/14)TD Passes 4 Jewell Truman State (10/24)

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DRAKE UNIVERSITYSeptember 9 | Des Moines, Iowa

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINESSeptember 12 | Liberty, Mo.

William Jewell Cardinal football battled the warm temperatures and Division I FCS Drake University on Saturday night, dropping a 44-30 opener on the road. The Cardinals trailed the entire night, but cut the lead to just six points with 12:50 left in the game when Nick West connected with Cody Edwards for a 22 yard touchdown pass. West was 24-40 in the game for 205 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions. Drake took control at that point, however, scoring two touch-downs and adding a two-point conversion to pull away late. Special teams played a factor in the game, with the Cardinals blocking a punt, recovering a fumbled punt, and scoring on Anthony Mullins 97 yard kickoff return in the third quarter. Zane Kitchell av-eraged 43.8 yards on five punts, and Brandon Womack kicked a 40 yard field goal. Isaac Dozier also had an interception for the Cardinals. Offen-sively, Trey Mask carried the ball 23 times for 114 yards and a 29 yard touchdown. Mullins had 68 yards receiving. On defense, Nick Messer had 14 total tackles and Parker Wood nine.

JEWELL 3 0 13 14 30DRAKE 7 6 16 15 44

DU - Conley Wilkins 7 yd run (Josh Lee kick), 1Q 8:29WJC - Brandon Womack 41 yd field goal, 1Q 1:14DU - Josh Lee 27 yd field goal, 2Q 7:15DU - Josh Lee 20 yd field goal, 2Q 0:00DU - Conley Wilkins 1 yd run (Josh Lee kick blocked), 3Q 12:24WJC - Trejuan Mask 29 yd run (Brandon Womack kick blocked), 3Q 9:18DU - Andrew Yarwood 48 yd pass from Andy Rice (Josh Lee kick) 3Q 7:54WJC - Anthony Mullins 97 yd kickoff return (Brandon Womack kick) 3Q 7:38DU - Josh Lee 24 yd field goal, 3Q 00:22WJC - Cody Edwards 21 yd pass from Nick West, 3Q 7:38DU - Josh Lee 24 yd field goal, 3Q 00:22DU - Eric Saubert 22 yd pass from Andy Rice (Hudson pass), 4Q 12:50WJC - Darrick Strzelecki 1 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 4Q 1:31

TEAM STATISTICS

First DownsRushing Att-YdsPassing Comp-Att-IntTotal Plays-Total Net YdsFumbles Number-LostPenalties Number-LostTime of PossessionThird Down ConversionsSacks by: Number-Yds

JEWELL16

34-11924-40-274-324

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29:576-172-14

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LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCA. Rice, DURUSHINGT. Mask, WJCC. Wilkins, DURECEIVINGA. Mullins, WJCE. Saubert, DUTACKLESN. Messer, WJCS. Lynch, DU

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Three touchdowns in each half propelled sixteenth-ranked Colorado School of Mines past the William Jewell College football team 42-7 on Saturday after-noon in the home opener of the 2015 season for William Jewell. Mines, which ranked No. 16 in the latest NCAA Division II poll, improved to 2-0 on the year. Jewell dropped to 0-2 on the year after its season opening loss at Drake last weekend. The Orediggers set the tone early and drove 47 yards on their second possession of the game as Justin Dvorak completed a 20 yard touchdown pass to Jimmy Ellis. Mines then took a 14-0 lead when Dvorak found Cole Spurgeon for 12 yards in the end zone. The Cardinals responded in the opening drive of the second quarter when Thomas Cook, Jr. rushed for 13 yards out to give Jewell is only score of the game. Mines found the endzone again when Dvorak completed a pass to Nate Wiemers from 27 yards out that gave the Orediggers a 21-7 halftime lead. The Cardinals forced a quick three and out and after a seven yard punt found themselves starting their first drive of the half from the Oredigger 13 yard line. Mines came up with a huge defensive stand to hold the Cardinals scoreless. Mines would add another touchdown in the third followed by two more in the fourth that produced the 42-7 margin.Cook, Jr., finished with 130 yards on 19 carries for an average of 6.8 yards per rush. Quarterback Nick West was 17-of-34 for 153 yards through the air. AnthonyMullins led the Cardinals with five catches for 63 yards, while Cook, Jr., had three receptions for 20 yards.Zach Haynes led the Jewell defense with six tackles and a sack, while Le’Andre Nebbit and Isaac Dozier Jr. each regis-tered an interception for Jewell. Dvorak finished the day 26-38 for 276 yards and four touchdowns for the Orediggers.

JEWELL 0 7 0 0 7CSM 14 7 7 14 42

CSM - Jimmy Ellis 20 yd pass from Justin Dvorak, 1Q 6:12CSM - Cole Spurgeon 12 yd pass from Justin Dvorak, 1Q 3:11WJC - Thomas Cook 13 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 2Q 13:53CSM - Nate Wiemers 27 yd pass from Justin Dvorak, 2Q 1:51CSM - Justin Dvorak 18 yd run (Avery Llewellyn kick), 3Q 6:10CSM - Nate Wiemers 36 yd pass from Justin Dvorak 4Q 13:23CSM - Brandon Farmer 4 yd run (Avery Llewellyn kick) 4Q 7:05

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36-16117-34-170-314

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31:054-153-19

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2-14-46

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LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCJ. Dvorak, CSMRUSHINGT. Cook, WJCS. Seeton, CSMRECEIVINGA. Mullins, WJCN. Wiemers, CSMTACKLESI. Dozier, WJCE. Graves, CSM

COMP1726

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SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGESeptember 19 | Rensselaer, Ind.

MCKENDREE UNIVERSITYSeptember 26 | Liberty, Mo.

Jewell football, looking for its first win of the 2015 season on the road at Saint Joseph’s College in the Great Lakes Valley Conference football opener, will look another week for a winning combination after falling to the Pumas 34-9 on Saturday.Not that they didn’t have chances to pick up a win, as a 13-9 deficit starting the fourth quarter became a hill to steep to overcome following three turn-overs and three Saint Joseph touchdowns in the final period.The Cardinals were down just 6-0 late in the first half when Brandon Womack hit a 34 yard field goal just before halftime, a half that saw both teams strug-gle on offense and struggle to keep their composure following several person-al foul calls. In the third quarter, the Pumas and Cardinals traded touchdowns to set up a wild final 15 minutes.Jewell’s touchdown came on a Nick West to Bulla Graft 17 yard pass play with three seconds left in the third quarter.The fourth quarter began with the Pumas scoring another touchdown, but, with the Cardinals moving the ball well, a fumble gave the ball back to Saint Joseph at midfield and the Pumas scored another touchdown, making it 27-9 with 6:22 left.Jewell moved the ball down the field well one more time, but an 85-yard inter-ception return sealed the game for Saint Joseph, who also picked off another pass late in the quarter.The Cardinals managed just 288 yard of total offense, and Saint Joseph had 394. Anthony Mullins had five receptions for 77 yards, including a tremendous grab of a deflected ball in the third quarter for 41 yards.Parker Wood collected 12 tackles, while Isaac Dozier had 11. ,Andrew Baxley blocked a punt for the Cardinals.

JEWELL 0 3 6 0 9SJC 3 3 7 21 34

SJC - Gavis Voss 40 yd field goal, 1Q 10:12SJC - Gavin Voss 22 yd field goal, 2Q 3:07WJC - Brandon Womack 34 yd field goal, 2Q 00:22SJC - Jeremi Dunwell 17 pass from Wade Burtron, 3Q 5:43WJC - Bulla Graft 15 yd pass from Nick West (Womack failed kick), 3Q,0:03SJC - Wade Burton 1 yd run (Gavis Voss kick), 4Q 11:22SJC - Jose Esquivel 15 yd pass from Wade Burtron, 4Q 6:22SJC - Cedric Turner 87 interception, 4Q 4:20

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JEWELL17

28-5122-39-267-283

2-27-95

24:432-132-12

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47-14526-36-083-394

0-08-97

35:179-12

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LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCW. Burtron, SJCRUSHINGT. Cook, WJCB. Shelton, SJCRECEIVINGA. Mullins, WJCEJ Woody, SJCTACKLESP. Wood, WJCJ. Pourch, SJC

COMP2026

ATT1121

REC57

SOLO86

ATT3736

YRD32

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The William Jewell College football team gave up 41 first half points and fell to McKendree University 41-23 in Great Lakes Valley Conference action on Saturday at Greene Stadium.Jewell falls to 0-4 on the year and 0-2 in GLVC play. The Bearcats move to 3-0 overall and picked up their first conference win today.After stopping the Cardinals on their first drive of the game McKendree drove 63 yards on seven plays before reigning GLVC player of the week quarterback Isaac Fisher ran it in from six yards out to put the Bearcats up 7-0. Jewell responded with a six play 60 yard drive when Graft Bulla hauled in a 20 yard pass from Nick West to tie things up 7-7.McKendree then scored 17 unanswered points in the first quarter off a 75 yard touchdown pass, a 31-yard field goal and a one-yard touchdown run.Brandon Womack stopped the streak with a 37-yard field goal in the beginning of the second quarter. McKendree then reeled off 17 straight points to head into halftime up 41-10.The second half saw the Cardinals clamp down defensively and hold the Bearcats scoreless but Jewell was only able to put up 13 second half points. Trejuan Mask had a one-yard touchdown run while Darrick Strzlecki punched one in from two-yards with 1:35 to play. Mask led the Cards in rushing with 100 yards on 18 attempts and Bulla hauled in eight passes for 113 yards. Quarterback Nick West finished the day 31-54 for 306 yards and one interception. McKendree quarterback Fisher was 20-29 for 321 yards with three passing touch-downs and a rushing touchdown.Defensively, Nick Messer led Jewell with eight tackles and a sack.

JEWELL 7 3 7 6 23MCK 24 17 0 0 41

MCK - Isaac Fisher 4 yd run (Steven O’Block kick), 1Q 9:29WJC - Bulla Graft 20 yd pass from Nick West (Womack kick), 1Q 7:05MCK - Cameron James 75 yd pass from Isaac Fisher, 1Q 6:07MCK - Steven Block 31 yd field goal, 1Q 2:56MCK - Treye Williams 1 yd run, 1Q 00:07WJC - Brandon Womack 73 yd field goal, 2Q 11:16MCK - Dustin Walls 36 yd pass Isaac Fisher, 2Q 9:31MCK - Dustin Walls 33 yd from Isaac Fisher, 2Q 8:17MCK - Steven O’Block 38 yd field goal, 2Q 1:30WJC - Trejuan Mask 1 yd run, 3Q 5:44WJC - Darrick Strzelecki 2 yd run (Brandon Womack kick failed), 4Q 1:35

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42-7531-53-195-387

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0-08-90

22:385-134-27

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCI. Fisher, MCKRUSHINGT. Mask, WJCI. Fisher, MCKRECEIVINGB. Graft, WJCC. James, MCKTACKLESN. Messer, WJCAJ Wentland, MCK

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ATT5330

YRD106

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YRD312331TD

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MISSOURI S&TOcotber 3 | Liberty, Mo.

QUINCY UNIVERSITYOctober 10 | Quincy, Ill.

The William Jewell College football team used a strong defense and special teams effort to earn their first win of 2015, 40-16 over Missouri S&T in Great Lakes Valley Conference action on Saturday. With over 2,000 in attendance for Homecoming festivities the Cardinals won for the first time on homecoming since October 2, 2010 when Jewell defeated Central Methodist 13-3.Things did not start out looking good for Jewell. They held S&T to a punt on the Miners’ first possession and then drove all the way to the S&T 27 yard line when Nick West’s pass was intercepted by Isaac Williams. Isaac Dozier then picked off his first of two passes on the day on the next possession and Jewell took over at their own seven yard line. A penalty took the Cards back to the two and Nick West threw another interception this time to Jeremi Ross who took into the end zone and after a missed extra point S&T took an early 6-0 lead.Jewell’s first score of the day came at the start of the second quarter when West rushed in from six yards out and the game was tied 6-6 after Brandon Womack’s point after attempt was wide. S&T responded with a 12 play drive and kicked a 28 yard field goal to go up 9-6. It would end up being their last lead of the game.On the ensuing kickoff Anthony Mullins brought the crowd to their feet with his electrifying 97-yard kickoff return touchdown that put Jewell up 13-9. A drive later Thomas Cook, Jr., found the end zone from 17 yards out and Jewell went into halftime up 20-9.Womack extended the lead to 23-9 with his 22 yard field goal which was set up by a 76 yard run from West on the first play of the third quarter. The Miners answered right back when quarterback Lamar Wilkes hooked up with Elrod Spencer for 42 yards and cut Jewell’s lead to 23-16. Two drives later with 5:17 to play in the third quarter the Miners missed a golden opportunity when Wilkes again found Spencer wide open from 58 yards out but Spencer dropped the sure touchdown pass and swung momentum back to JewellTrejuan Mask opened the fourth quarter with a six yard touchdown run that gave Jewell a 30-16 lead with just over 13 minutes to play. On the next Miner possession Isaac Dozier picked off Wilkes at the S&T 42 and returned it to the S&T 20. Womack then connected from 36 yards out on a field goal that increased the Cardinal lead to 33-16. The next possession saw the Miners drive all the way to Jewell nine yard line when facing a fourth and goal the defense once again stepped up. This time Justice Taylor picked off Wilkes in the endzone and sealed the game for Jewell. Bulla Graft added a late score from five yards out which produced the 40-16 winning margin. West finished the day 12-30 for 102 yards and 73 yards rushing. Defensively Dozier finished with two picks while Nick Messer led the Cardinals with six tackles and a sack. Anthony Mullis tallied 212 all-purpose yards for Jewell including his 97 yard touchdown return.

JEWELL 0 20 3 17 40MST 6 3 7 0 16

MST - Jeremi Ross 1 yd interception (Ryan Arseneaux kick failed), 1Q 7:18WJC - Nick West 6 yd run (Brandon Womack kick failed), 2Q 12:38MST - Nolan Mannino 28 yd field goal, 2Q 7:10WJC - Anthony Mullins 97 yd kickoff return (Brandon Womack kick), 2Q 6:55WJC - Thomas Cook 17 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 2Q 2:01WJC - Brandon Womack 22 yd field goal, 3Q 13:12MST - Spencer Elrod 42 yd pass from Lamar Wilkes, 3Q 10:34WJC - Trejuan Mask 6 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 4Q 13:16WJC - Brandon Womack 36 yd field goal, 4Q 4:38WJC - Bulla Graft 5 yd run (Brandon Womack), 4Q 00:40

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL13

48-24612-31-279-348

2-06-51

32:417-194-18

MST17

36-15016-46-482-347

4-14-30

27:195-182-12

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCL. Wilkes, MSTRUSHINGN. West, WJCD. Dickson, MSTRECEIVINGN. Egharevba, WJCS. Elrod, MSTTACKLESI. Dozier, WJCL. Compton, MST

COMP1215

ATT68

REC36

SOLO48

ATT3044

YRD7391

YRD34

106ASST

33

YRD102195TD

10

TD01

TOTAL7

11

TD01

LONG7426

LONG1442

Two timeouts by Quincy University with just four seconds left in the game did not phase Jewell kicker Brandon Womack, as the Cardinals upended Quincy Saturday on Womack’s no-time-remaining field goal from 28 yards on Saturday afternoon, lifting Jewell to a 24-21 win in Great Lakes Valley Conference football.The Cardinals rallied from 14 point deficits twice in the game, 14-0 in the first quarter and 21-7 with 10 minutes remaining in the half.Quincy did not score the rest of the game, as Jewell shut them out for the final 39:56 of the game.The Cardinal rally began in the second half. Down 21-7, Nate Egharevba took a 47 yard pass from Nick West down the left sideline to cut the lead to seven, then, after an Justice Taylor interception, the Cardinals scored again on a Thomas Cook one yard dive early in the fourth quarter.Although Jewell had the better of field position in the fourth quarter, it wasn’t until the final drive began at the Cardinal 49 yard line with 2:23 remaining that Jewell could focus on winning the game. Using the clock deliberately, the Cardinals drove down to the Quincy 11 yard line to set up the final kick.Womack waited through the back-to-back time outs from the Hawks before hitting the winning field goal from just inside the left hashmark.

JEWELL 0 7 7 10 24QU 14 7 0 0 21

QU - E. Poindexter 40 yd pass from Nick Lonergan, 1Q 13:07QU - Chris Harris, 8 yd runs (Blake Allison kick), 1Q 3:32WJC - Trejuan Mask 3 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 2Q 14:11QU - E. Poindexter 43 yd pass from Nick Lonergan, 2Q 10:04WJC - Nate Egharevba 47 yd pass from Nick West, 3Q 5:17WJC - Thomas Cook 1 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 4Q 14:18WJC - Brandon Womack 28 yd field goal, 4Q 00:00

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL21

40-9621-33-273-381

1-02-15

29:307-134-23

QU19

37-12913-24-161-367

0-05-33

30:303-114-23

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCN. Lonergan, QURUSHINGT. Mask, WJCC. Harris, QURECEIVINGN. Egharevba, WJCE. Poindexter, QUTACKLESI. Dozier, WJCT.J. Daniels, QU

COMP2113

ATT1524

REC55

SOLO76

ATT3324

YRD62

109YRD

98108

ASST33

YRD285238TD

11

TD12

TOTAL10

9

TD12

LONG1314

LONG4743

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SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITYOctober 17 | Bolivar, Mo.

TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITYOctober 24 | Liberty, Mo.

Kicker Brandon Womack delivered under pressure again for William Jewell College on Saturday, kicking a career-long 52 yard field goal with 1:02 remianing to give the Cardinals a 35-34 win at Southwest Baptist in Great Lakes Valley Conference football. The kick is also the longest in GLVC football history. The win is the third straight for Jewell and moves them to 3-4 overall, and 3-2 in the confer-ence.The Cardinals jumped out to a 17-0 lead with 12:22 left in the first half, as Womack hit a 39 yard field goal, Tre Mask ran for a touchdown for a yard out and Nick West also ran for a three-yard score. SBU came back with a touchdown in the middle of the second quarter, but Womack’s second field goal of the half was good from 35 yards out just before the intermis-sion and Jewell lead 20-7.The Cardinals were beset by three turnovers in the second half and untimely penalties (they were flagged for nine violations and 85 yards in the game). After trading touchdowns, the Bearcats scored three unanswered touchdowns and took a 34-26 lead with 10:15 left in the game.Jewell came right back with a touchdown run by Mask, but could not convert the two-point try, trailing 34-32.The Cardinals forced SBU into a three-and-out offensively, started the game-winning drive at the 25 yard line. A key completion from West to Anthony Mullins moved the ball to the 35 yard line and ultimately set up the Womack try from 52 yards.Into a left-to-right crosswind, and from the left hash mark, the kick seemed long enough ini-tially but then started to drop dramatically. but cleared the crossbar with a yard to spare, good enough for a 35-34 lead.The Bearcats were able to complete a long pass down to the Jewell 30, but a fourth down play was stopped after a short completion over the middle and the Cardinals held on for the win.

JEWELL 10 10 6 9 35SBU 0 7 7 20 34

WJC - Brandon Womack 39 yd field goal, 1Q 9:19WJC - Trejuan Mask 1 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 1Q 4:01WJC - Nick West 3 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 2Q 12:22SBU - Bubba Jenkins 1 yd run (Alec Gathright kick), 2Q 6:04WJC - Brandon Womack 35 yd field goal, 2Q 00:01SBU - Bubba Jenkins 57 yd pass from Trent Edwards II, 3Q 9:47 WJC - Bulla Graft 76 yd pass from Nick West (West failed kick), 3Q 4:08SBU - Trent Edwards II 2 yd run, 4Q 13:45SBU - Nathan Mourik 40 yd pass from Trent Edwards II, 4Q 11:42 SBU - Nathan Mourik 34 yd pass from Trent Edwards II, 4Q 10:15WJC - Trejuan Mask 3 yd run (Nick West rush fumbled), 4Q 6:25WJC - Brandon Womack 52 yd field goal, 4Q 1:12

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL24

48-10726-39-287-460

3-19-85

36:5610-19

6-14

SBU18

29-6117-32-061-372

3-111-10023:041-123-17

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCT. Edwards, SBURUSHINGT. Mask, WJCB. Jenkins, SBURECEIVINGB. Graft, WJCN. Mourik, SBUTACKLESQ. Bauman, WJCT. Curts, SBU

COMP2617

ATT1616

REC77

SOLO48

ATT3932

YRD5367

YRD123212

ASST2

11

YRD353311TD

21

TD12

TOTAL6

19

TD13

LONG1423

LONG7650

The William Jewell College football team had their three game winning streak snapped today by Truman State, 40-28 in Great Lakes Valley Conference play in Liberty. Truman quarterback Randy Schroeder completed 24-of-38 passes for 258 yards and a touchdown while receiver Joey Schenck snagged 13 receptions for 157 yards to improve the Bulldogs to 4-4 overall and 3-2 in league play. Truman’s running back Andy Satulla, the GLVC Offensive Player of the Week, gained 127 yards rushing on 31 attempts including a clinching touchdown run of 36 yards with under two minutes to play.Jewell’s Anthony Mullins had 9 receptions for a career-high 188 yards and two touchdowns. Nick West went 32-52 for 393 yards and four touchdowns. Defensively, Quayde Bouman had a game-high 10 tackles and had two tackles for losses. The Cards held Truman to a three and out on the first drive only to give the ball right back to the Bulldogs. On the Cardinals first play from scrimmage, West threw an interception that set Truman up deep in Cardi-nal territory. Jewell held Truman to a field goal of 38 yards for a 3-0 lead. William Jewell then drove all the way to the Truman 21-yard line but was stopped on a fourth and three. Again, Jewell forced a Truman punt but Thomas Cook fumbled the ball at the Cardinal two yard line and the Bulldogs recovered and scored two plays later for a 10-0 lead. Truman then took what looked like a commanding lead on their next possession when Schroeder found Schenck from 15 yards out that put the Bulldogs up 17-0. Jewell got on the board on the next possession after a 64-yard touchdown pass from West to Mullins. Satulla put Truman back up 24-7 two drives later as he rushed in from one yard out. West connected with Mullins again for a huge 50 yard touchdown on the next possession that cut the Bulldog lead to 24-14. Two drives later Jewell cut the lead to three when West found Bulla Graft from 14 yards out and Truman would lead 24-21 at the half. That would be the closest the Cards would get the rest of the way.The Bulldogs engineered an impressive 15 play 84 yard opening drive of the third quarter when Jessie Jenkins rushed in from one yard out and put Truman up by ten. After holding the Cards again Truman added to the lead with a 42 yard field goal to lead 34-21. The Cardinals scored on their next possession when West found Trejuan Mask from 19 yards out that cut the lead to 34-28 and that score would stand as the game headed into the fourth quarter. After a Bulldog punt the Cardinals again drove deep in Truman territory only to give the ball back on downs. Facing a fourth and nine West’s pass fell incomplete and Truman took over possession with 7:36 to play.The Bulldogs put the game away with a 12 play 73 yard drive that ate up 5:54 on the clock and ended when Satulla ran it in from 36 yards out.

JEWELL 0 21 7 0 28TSU 10 14 10 6 40

TSU - Nick Dolezal 38 yd field goal, 1Q 8:55TSU - Andy Satulla 4 yd run, 1Q 2:27TSU - Joey Schenck 15 yd pass from Randy Schroeder, 2Q 14:04WJC - Anthony Mullins 64 yd pass from Nick West, 2Q 12:24TSU - Andy Satulla 1 yd run (Nick Dolezal kick), 2Q 6:57WJC - Bulla Graft 14 yd pass from Nick West, 2Q 00:37TSU - Andy Satulla 1 yd run (Nick Dolezal kick) 3Q 8:44TSU - Nick Dolezal 42 yd field goal, 3Q 5:08WJC - Trejuan Mask 19 yd pass from Nick West, 3Q 1:52TSU - Andy Satulla 36 yd run (Nick Dolezal kick blocked), 4Q 1:49

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL20

14-3532-52-166-428

1-16-59

24:474-14

1-4

TSU26

49-15124-38-187-409

1-05-55

35:1311-20

0-0

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCR. Schroeder, TSURUSHINGD. Strzelecki, WJCA. Satulla, TSURECEIVINGA. Mullins, WJCJ. Schenck, TSUTACKLESQ. Bauman, WJCJ. Mikeworth, TSU

COMP3224

ATT5

32REC

913

SOLO10

5

ATT5238

YRD17

125YRD188157

ASST22

YRD393258TD

04

TD21

TOTAL12

7

TD41

LONG1136

LONG6435

2015 GAME SUMMARIES

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INDIANAPOLISOctober 31 | Liberty, Mo.

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (MO)November 7 | Jefferson City, Mo.

The William Jewell College football team set numerous season records in a 63-35 loss over Uni-versity of Indianapolis on Saturday afternoon in Great Lakes Valley Conference action at Greene Stadium. The Cardinals tallied 640 yards of total offense, including a season high 479 yards passing. UINDY gained 630 yards of offense and scored the most points in 87 years. All told, the two teams com-bined for 1,270 yards.Three players ran for 50 yards or more for UINDY, led by running back Andrew Walker, who totaled 105 yards and five touchdowns on 17 carries. Quarterback Conner Barthel was 26-28 for 367 yards with one touchdown. Jewell quarterback Nick West set a season high and career high by going 19-33 for 455 yards and four touchdowns. Wide receiver Anthony Mullins continued his record breaking year with four catch-es and a season high 199 yards and two touchdowns. The Hounds jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter, but the Cardinals got on the board with 7:27 left in the opening period on a 67-yard touchdown pass from West to Mullins. However, UINDY answered back with three unanswered touchdowns to take a 28-7 lead in the second quarter. West found Mullins again for another big strike this time from 73 yards out that cut the lead to 28-14. After another Hounds scoring drive Jewell answered right back this time as Trejuan Mask rushed in from 33-yards out which made the score 35-21. UINDY again answered with another touchdown and went into halftime up 42-21.After Jewell got the first touchdown of the second half on a four yard touchdown pass from West to senior wide receiver Nate Egharevba at the 12:31 mark of the third quarter, the Hounds scored three straight touchdowns to push out to a 63-28 lead with 13:18 left in the fourth quarter.Egharevba added another touchdown when West hit him for a long 64-yard touchdown pass with just over four minutes to play. Thomas Cook, led Jewell in rushing with 101 yards on 15 carries and Egharevba hauled in seven passes for a season high 143 yards and two scores. Quayde Bauman led the Cardinal defense with seven tackles and a sack.

JEWELL 7 14 7 7 35UINDY 14 28 14 7 63

UINDY - Andrew Walker 1 yd run, 1Q 13:45WJC - Anthony Mullins 67 yd pass from Nick West, 1Q 7:27UINDY - Alex Kimack 10 yd pass from Connor Barthel, 1Q 3:53UINDY - Andrew Miller 1 yd run, 2Q 14:27UINDY - Tuwan Payton 13 yd run, 2Q 11:22WJC - Anthony Mullins 73 yd pass from Nick West, 2Q 11:03UINDY - Andrew Walker 3 yd run, 2Q 4:34WJC - Trejuan Mask 33 yd run, 2Q 3:08UINDY - Tuwan Payton 5 yd run, 2Q 00:51WJC - Nate Egharevba 4 yd pass from Nick West, 3Q 12:31UINDY - Andrew Walker 2 yd run, 3Q 9:21UINDY - Tuwan Payton 20 yd run, 3Q 3:39UINDY - Andrew Walker 3 yd run, 4Q 13:18WJC - Nate Egharevba 64 yd pass from Nick West, 4Q 4:06

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL21

28-16621-37-165-650

0-02-20

26:116-14

1-4

UINDY27

41-26326-28-069-630

0-05-59

33:494-71-7

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCC. Barthel, UINDYRUSHINGT. Cook, WJCA. Walker, UINDYRECEIVINGA. Mullins, WJCR. Horn, UINDYTACKLESQ. Bauman, WJCK. Rogan, UINDY

COMP1926

ATT1517

REC4

17SOLO

77

ATT3328

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05

TD20

TOTAL77

TD41

LONG3215

LONG7352

Brandon Womack is 3-3 in game winning kicks this season, adding yet another clincher to his resume on Saturday as Jewell football held off Lincoln University 34-31 in Jeffer-son City, Missouri.The junior’s kick came from the left hashmark 30 yards away with no time left on the clock. It capped a day in which the Cardinal offense shined for a half, but the Cardinal defense was under pressure in the second half.Jewell scored on Tre Mask’s one-yard reception to open the game with a 7-0 lead, and extended the lead on two Thomas Cook, Jr. runs of 38 and 6 yards, along with a Wom-ack 28 yard field goal, to lead at half 24-14.The second half opened with Justice Taylor’s second interception of the game, along with his 46 yard return for a touchdown, to push the lead to 31-14. The Blue Tigers (1-9, 0-7 in the Great Lakes Valley Conference), though, made a change in quarterback as they went to sophomore Dennis Vinson, and the game turned at that point with Vinson leading :Lincoln to 17 straight points to tie the game at 31.The Cardinal defense, despite giving up the points, was mostly solid after Lincoln pulled to within 31-24 with 5:12 left in the third quarter. Lincoln finally scored the tying touchdown on a long catch and run with 3:36 left, setting up the late game heroics by Womack.The Cardinals started the game-winning drive with 3:31 left,going 62 yards on 11 plays highlighted by a Nick West pass to Mask on 4th down to keep the drive alive. After two timeouts, Womack calmly hit his third game winning field goal of the season (all on the road), to give the Cardinals the win and push their record to 4-6 (4-4).Defensively, Quayde Bauman had three sacks for Jewell and led with seven tackles; Isaac Dozier and Zach Haynes also had seven tackles.Womack is 11-13 in field goals this year, with each miss coming on a block.

JEWELL 14 10 7 3 34LU 7 7 10 7 31

WJC - Trejuan Mask 1 yd pass from Nick West, 1Q 11:51LU - Miles Drummond 2 yd run (Jean Brooks kick), 1Q 4:27WJC - Thomas Cook 38 yd run (Brandon Womack kick), 1Q 3:21WJC - Brandon Womack 28 yd field goal, 2Q 14:49WJC - Thomas Cook 6 yd run, 2Q 1:09LU - Antwon Davis, 16 yd pass from Jordan Owen, 2Q 00:00WJC - Justice Taylor 46 yd interception (Brandon Womack kick), 3Q 11:57LU - Jean Brooks 27 yd field goal, 3Q 6:21LU - Deonte Latimer 40 yd pass from Bryson Winfrey, 3Q 5:12LU - Antwon Davis 71 yd pass from Dennis Vinson, 4Q 3:36WJC - Brandon Womack 30 yd field goal, 4Q 00:00

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL26

43-19918-43-377-429

1-15-50

31:294-155-32

LU26

24-2930-49-273-474

0-017-186

28:317-16

2-7

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCJ. Owen, LURUSHINGT. Mask, WJCD. Vinson, LURECEIVINGB. Graft, WJCA. Davis, LUTACKLESZ. Haynes, WJCJ. Rives, LU

COMP1818

ATT18

7REC

411

SOLO58

ATT3430

YRD8514

YRD92

215ASST

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TD02

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SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OFMINES & TECHNOLOGY

September 19 | Rensselaer, Ind.The William Jewell College football team ended their season with a loss to South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Saturday in Rapid City, South Dakota. The 35-14 win by the Hardrockers leaves Jewell with a 4-7 record for the season.It didn’t look like Jewell would struggle at all initially, as Nick West hit Bulla Graft with an 85 yard touchdown strike 55 seconds into the game to give the Cardinals a quick lead. The Cardinals continued to move the ball on their second drive, but a holding call negated a 15 yard touchdown pass, and a missed field goal ended the drive. It was mostly SDM&T after that.The Hardrockers (6-5) scored the next 35 consecutive points, as Jewell turned the ball over four times in the game. The final score was a West to Anthony Mullins pass from 15 yards out with 2:12 left in the third quarter.West had a career high with 517 yards on 34 of 62 passing; the Cardinals didn’t have much of a chance to develop their run game, and finished with 41 yards rushing.Mines had a tough time rushing the ball also, as the Cardinal defense held them to nine total rush yards. They did throw, however, for 479 yards.Jewell’s Mullins had 11 receptions for 136 yards, and Graft had seven recep-tions for 173 yards. Defensively, Andrew Pence and Zach Haynes each had 7.5 tackles.

JEWELL 7 0 7 0 14SDSMT 14 7 14 0 35

WJC - Bulla Graft 85 yd pass from Nick West, 1Q 14:05SDSMT - Ziegler 80 pass from McKinney, 1Q 9:09SDSMT - Mills 61 yd pass from McKinney, 1Q 4:49SDSMT - Broeker 2 yd pass from sullivan, 2Q 00:05SDSMT - Nixon 2 yd run, 3Q 13:16SDSMT - Huber 15 yd pass from Sullivan, 3Q 6:23WJC - Anthony Mullins 15 yd pass from Nick West, 3Q 00:00

TEAM STATISTICS


JEWELL24

25-4134-62-287-558

3-27-66

31:245-185-31

SDSMT20

31-928-43-074-488

1-18-70

28:357-174-28

LEADERSPASSINGN. West, WJCMcKinney, SDSMTRUSHINGT. Cook, WJCNixon, SDSMTRECEIVINGB. Graft, WJCBroeker, SDSMTTACKLESZ. Haynes, WJCJacini, SDSMT

COMP3410

ATT8

17REC

77

SOLO53

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YRD2923

YRD173136

ASST58

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SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGYSeptember 3, 2016 • Rapid City, S.D.

Sept. 3 William Jewell H

Sept. 10 Dixie State (UT) R

Sept. 17 Colorado State-Pueblo R

Sept. 24 Black Hills State H

Oct. 1 Adams State H

Oct. 8 New Mexico Higlands R

Oct. 15 Colorado Mines R

Oct. 22 Chadron State (NE) H

Oct. 29 Fort Lewis College (CO) H

Nov. 5 Colorado Mesa R

Nov. 12 Western State (CO) H

2015 Records: 6-5 Home: 4-2 Away: 2-3UNIVERSITY:Location: Rapid City, S.D.President: Heather WilsonFounded: 1885Enrollment: 2,471Colors: Navy & GoldWebsite: sdsmt.edu/athleticsAddress: 501 E. St. Joseph St.Rapid City, S.D. 57701

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Joel LuekenHome Facility: O’Harra StadiumConference: RMACSID: Bradley BlumePhone: 605-394-2355Email: [email protected] Coaches: George Book-er, Taylor Brietzman, Justin Udy, John Hughes, Eric Raisbeck

Season at SDSMT: Fifth Season, First as Head CoachSchool Record: 0-0Career Record: 0-0Alma Mater: Western WashingtonPhone: 605-394-2604Email: [email protected]

ZACHARY TINKER Head Coach

SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGESeptember 17, 2016 • Rensselaer, Ind.

Sept. 3 Edinboro - Pennsylvania H

Sept. 10 Alderson Broaddus H

Sept. 17 William Jewell R

Sept. 24 Missouri S&T H

Oct. 1 Quincy University H

Oct. 8 Lincoln University (Mo.) R

Oct. 15 McKendree University R

Oct. 22 Southwest Baptist H

Oct. 29 Davenport R

Nov. 5 Truman State H

Nov. 12 Indianapolis R

2015 Records: 4-6 Home: 2-2 Away: 2-4UNIVERSITY:Location: Rensselaer, Ind.President: Dr. Robert A. PastoorFounded: 1889Enrollment: 1,100Colors: Cardinal & PurpleWebsite: athletics.saintjoe.eduAddress: P.O. Box 875Rensselaer, IN 47978

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Bill MassoelsHome Facility: Alumni StadiumConference: GLVCSID: Ken BadylakPhone: 219-866-6141Email: [email protected] Coaches: Brendan Murphy, Nubis Padhye, Jay Smith, Ryan Stokes, Robert Dutton, Joe Del Principe, Greg Willis

Season at SJC: SecondSchool Record: 5-6Career Record: 5-6Alma Mater: Seton HillPhone: 219-866-6132Email: [email protected]

DANIEL DAY Head Coach

DOANE UNIVERSITYSeptember 10, 2016 • Liberty, Mo.

Sept. 3 Friends University H

Sept. 10 William Jewell R

Sept. 17 Dakota Wesleyan R

Sept. 24 Concordia (Neb.) H

Oct. 1 Midland University R

Oct. 8 Morningside College R

Oct. 15 Hastings College H

Oct. 22 Bye Week x

Oct. 29 Dordt College H

Nov. 5 Northwestern College R

Nov. 12 Briar Cliff University H

2015 Records: 9-2 Home: 4-0 Away: 5-2UNIVERSITY:Location: Crete, Neb.President: Jacque CarterFounded: 1872Enrollment: 1,149Colors: Orange & BlackWebsite: doaneathletics.comAddress: 1014 Boswell Ave, Crete, NE 68333

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Jill McCartneyHome Facility: Al Papik FieldConference: GPACSID: Rick SchmueckerPhone: 402-826-8248Email:[email protected] Coaches: Chris Bessler, Mike Dixon, Josh Littreell

Season at Doane: TenthSchool Record: 51-42Career Record: N/AAlma Mater: Doane UniversityPhone: 402-826-8201Email: [email protected]

MATT FRANZEN Head Coach

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McKENDREE UNIVERSITYSeptember 24, 2016 • Lebanon, Ill.

Sept. 1 Angelo State H

Sept. 10 West Liberty H

Sept. 17 Drake University R

Sept. 24 William Jewell H

Oct. 1 Southwest Baptist R

Oct. 8 Indianapolis R

Oct. 15 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) H

Oct. 22 Missouri S&T H

Oct. 29 Lincoln University (Mo.) R

Nov. 5 Quincy University R

Nov. 12 Truman State H

2015 Records: 8-2 Home: 4-1 Away: 4-1UNIVERSITY:Location: Lebanon, Ill.President: James M. DennisFounded: 1828Enrollment: 3,200Colors: Purple & WhiteWebsite: mckbearcats.comAddress: 701 College RdLebanon, IL 62254

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Chuck Bruggemann

Home Facility: Leemon FeildConference: GLVCSID: Scott CummingsPhone: 618-537-6879Email: [email protected] Matt Rahl, Eric Berg-man, Michael Harrison, Joe Betasso, Brendan Carter, Colton Meyers, Hunter Nichols

Season at MCK: FourthSchool Record: 17-15Career Record: 17-15Alma Mater: UCLAPhone: 618-537-6847Email: [email protected]

MIKE BABCOCK Head Coach

QUINCY UNIVERSITYOctober 8, 2016 • Liberty, Mo.

Sept. 3 Drake University R

Sept. 10 Mayville University H

Sept. 17 Lincoln University (Mo.) R

Sept. 24 Southwest Baptist H

Oct. 1 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) R

Oct. 8 William Jewell R

Oct. 15 Indianapolis H

Oct. 22 Davenport R

Oct. 29 Truman State R

Nov. 5 McKendree H

Nov. 12 Missouri S&T H

2015 Records: 3-7 Home: 3-2 Away: 0-5UNIVERSITY:Location: Quincy, Ill. President: Dr. Robert GervasiFounded: 1860Enrollment: 1,300Colors: Brown, Gold & WhiteWebsite: quhawks.comAddress: 1800 College Ave Quincy, IL 62301

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Marty BellHome Facility: QU StadiumConference: GLVCSID: Brendan BittnerPhone: 217-228-5241Email: [email protected] Coaches: Gary Bass, Khanis Hubbard, Sean Kelly, Jay Davis, Sam Fisk, Zach Waranch, Luke Wright, Josh McCaskey

Season at QU: FifthSchool Record: 14-29Career Record: 14-29Alma Mater: BloomsburgPhone: 217-228-5578Email: [email protected]

TOM PAJIC Head Coach

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI- SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYOctober 1, 2016 • Rolla, Mo.

Sept. 3 Bacone College H

Sept. 10 West Florida R

Sept. 17 Truman State H

Sept. 24 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) R

Oct. 1 William Jewell H

Oct. 8 Kennesaw State R

Oct. 15 Lincoln University (Mo.) H

Oct. 22 McKendree R


Nov. 5 Indianapolis H

Nov. 12 Quincy University R

2015 Records: 5-5 Home: 3-2 Away: 2-3UNIVERSITY:Location: Rolla, Mo.President: Dr. Cheryl SchraderFounded: 1870Enrollment: 8,500Colors: Green, Gold & SilverWebsite: minerathletics.comAddress: 1201 N. State Street Rolla, MO 65409

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Mark MullinHome Facility: Allgood-Bailey StadiumConference: GLVCSID: John KeanPhone: 573-341-4140Email: [email protected] Coaches: Michael Burton, Mike McFarland, Todd Drury, Shane Dowty, Rick Vernon, Reed Brown, Cody Burgess, Dawan Ferguson, Tyler Ferrell

Season at MST: FourthSchool Record: 15-17Career Record: 15-17Alma Mater: New MexicoPhone: 573-341-4957Email: [email protected]

TYLER FENWICK Head Coach

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SOUTHWEST BAPTISTOctober 15, 2016 • Liberty, Mo.

Sept. 1 Eastern New Mexico H

Sept. 10 Tarleton State R

Sept. 17 Indianapolis H

Sept. 24 Quincy R

Oct. 1 McKendree H

Oct. 8 Truman State H


Oct. 22 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) R

Oct. 29 Missouri S&T H

Nov. 5 Central State (OH) R

Nov. 12 Lincoln University (Mo.) R

2015 Records: 4-6 Home: 3-2 Away: 1-4UNIVERSITY:Location: Bolivar, Mo.President: C. Pat TaylorFounded: 1878Enrollment: 3,600Colors: Purple & WhiteWebsite: sbubearcats.comAddress: 1600 University AveBolivar, MO 65613

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Mike PittsHome Facility: Plaster StadiumConference: MIAA/GLVCSID: Jeff WeselohPhone: 417-328-1799Email: [email protected] Coaches: Phil Staback, Marcus Klund, Anthony Vitale, Ray Smith, Austin Bottle, Dan Carlisle, Ethan Beisner, MJ Swortwood, Jimmy Schmitzer, Darryl Battles

Season at SBU: SecondSchool Record: 4-6Career Record: 4-6Alma Mater: Southwest BaptistPhone: 417-328-1933Email: [email protected]

Robert Clardy Head Coach

UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLISOctober 29, 2016 • Indianapolis, Ind.

Sept. 3 Hillsdale R

Sept. 10 Marian H

Sept. 17 Southwest Baptist R

Sept. 24 Kentucky Wesleyan R

Oct. 1 Truman State R

Oct. 8 McKendree University H

Oct. 15 Quincy University R

Oct. 22 Lincoln University (Mo.) H


Nov. 5 Missouri S&T R

Nov. 12 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) H

2015 Records: 10-2 Home: 5-0 Away: 5-2UNIVERSITY:Location: Indianapolis, Ind.President: Dr. Robert ManuelFounded: 1902Enrollment: 5,400Colors: Crimson & GreyWebsite: athletics.uindy.eduAddress: 1400 E. Hanna AveIndianapolis, IN 46227

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Dr. Sue WilleyHome Facility: Key StadiumConference: GLVCSID: Ryan ThorpePhone: 788-3494Email: [email protected] Coaches: Chris Keevers, Todd Carter, Kenny Ray Agustus, Casey Gillin, Collin Coffer, Kent Kinkade, Jesse Spurgeron, Todd Taylor, Dan Reineck

Season at UINDY: SeventhSchool Record: 51-18Career Record: 66-25-1Alma Mater: Butler UniversityPhone: 788-3556Email: [email protected]

BOB BARTOLOMEO Head Coach

TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITYOctober 22 , 2016 • Kirksville, Mo.

Sept. 3 Midwestern State (TX) H

Sept. 10 Malone (OH) H

Sept. 17 Missouri S&T R

Sept. 24 Lincoln University (Mo.) H

Oct. 1 Indianapolis H


Oct. 15 Grand Valley State R


Oct. 29 Quincy University H

Nov. 5 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) R

Nov. 12 McKendree University R

2015 Records: 5-6 Home: 2-2 Away: 3-4UNIVERSITY:Location: Kirksville, Mo.President: Dr. Susan L. ThomasFounded: 1867Enrollment: 6,200Colors: Purple, White & BlackWebsite: trumanbulldogs.comAddress: 100 E. NormalKirksville, MO 63501

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: Jerry WollermingHome Facility: Stokes StadiumConference: GLVCSID: Kevin WhitePhone: 660-785-4276Email: [email protected] Coaches: Thomas Kear-ney, Kellen Nesbitt, Jed Paulsen, Jeremy Dockery, Louie Ramirez

Season at TSU: SeventhSchool Record: 30-34Career Record: 30-34Alma Mater: Truman State UniversityPhone: 660-785-4549Email: [email protected]

GREGG NESBITT Head Coach

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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI November 5, 2016 • Liberty, Mo.

Sept. 3 Langston H

Sept. 10 Quincy University H

Sept. 17 Truman State R

Sept. 24 Lane H

Oct. 1 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) H

Oct. 8 Missouri S&T R

Oct. 15 Indianapolis R

Oct. 22 McKendree University H


Nov. 5 Southwest Baptist H

Nov. 12 Bye Week X

2015 Records: 1-10 Home: 0-6 Away: 1-4UNIVERSITY:Location: Jefferson City, Mo.President: Kevin D. RomeFounded: 1866Enrollment: 3,156Colors: Navy & WhiteWebsite: lubluetigers.comAddress: 820 Chestnut St.Jefferson City, MO 65101

ATHLETICS:Athletic Director: John MoseleyHome Facility: Dwight T. Reed StadiumConference: MIAA/GLVCSID: Dan CarrPhone: 573-681-5343Email: [email protected] Coaches: Tony Van Zant, Anthony Broadnax, Bryant Lee, Brandon Kirksey, Martee Tenner, Devoyious Mark, Kendrick Causey

Season at LU: SixthSchool Record: 8-47Career Record: 8-47Alma Mater: MissouriPhone: 5730681-5957Email: [email protected]

MIKE JONES Head Coach

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE

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Jim NamovichCommissioner

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Tonya CharlandAssociate Commissioner

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Jeff SmithAssoc. Commissioner for Communications

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Lindsay WilliamsDirector of Communications

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Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamental policies and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence for 35 years.

The GLVC, which at one point over the past decade grew to 17 members and was the larg-est athletic conference in the country in any division, has fully embraced NCAA Division II. Although formed and developed as one of the nation’s premier NCAA Division II basketball conferences, the GLVC now sponsors 20 championship sports, which includes the addition of football in 2012 and men’s and women’s swimming and diving in 2013-14.

The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three schools - Kentucky Wesleyan College, Bellarmine College (now Bellarmine University) and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the Univer-sity of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC. Under the direction of 14-year Commissioner Jim Naumovich, the GLVC will be celebrating its 35th Anniversary with several online and social media campaigns over the course of the 2013-14 academic season, while a 30-second public service announcement has also been produced.

The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, Missouri-St. Louis).

The conference sponsors 20 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men, and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, swimming and diving, indoor and out-door track and field, golf, and volleyball for women.

In the history of the GLVC, member schools have captured 12 NCAA Division II national championships, including nine on the men’s side. Seven of those titles were earned in the sport of men’s basketball, including Drury’s national championship in 2013 and Bellarmine’s title in 2011. Former member Kentucky Wesleyan won the 1987, 1990, 1999 and 2001 crowns under the GLVC umbrella, while Southern Indiana added a national title in 1995. Northern Kentucky won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball national championship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in 2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky became the first GLVC member to win a national championship in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to the GLVC’s first baseball national championship in 2010. SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a national championship in softball in 2007.

The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic and athletic accomplish-ments achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. In 2012-13, the GLVC ranked third among 23 NCAA Division II conferences in Academic Success Rate (ASR) at 80 percent and third in the Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) at 62 percent for all student-ath-letes. In addition, a conference-record 2,002 student-athletes were recognized with Aca-demic All-GLVC recognition in 2012-13, while a league-best 225 student-athletes earned the GLVC Council of Presidents’ Academic Excellence Award for grade-point averages of 3.5 or higher.

GLVC MEMBERS

Bellarmine University

Drury University

University of Illinois-Springfield

University of Indianapolis

Lewis University

Maryville University

McKendree University

University of Missouri S&T

University of Missouri-St. Louis

Quincy University

Rockhurst University

Saint Joseph’s College

University of Southern Indiana

Truman State University

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Wisconsin-Parkside

William Jewell College

Lincoln University*

Southwest Baptist University*

* Associate football member

GREENE STADIUM

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JEWELL FOOTBALL PROGRAM ROSTER2004-Present

AMohammed Abubaker

Evan AdamsHarrison Adams

Jason AgeeChris Alvarez

Phil AncarGrant AndersonScott AndersonJake Anthony

Johnny ApplebyJonathan ArndtCooper ArnerTyler Ashley

Preston AshtonJason Ayres

BAaron Bach

Stephen BaderNick Bailey

Nathan BakerDJ Balazs

Jake BalzerMo Bandi

Brian BarnesAaron Bassore

Quayde BaumanMark Baumgartner

Andrew BaxleyIsreal Bear

Jamison BearChrisitian BeardallBrad Begemann

Andy BernardDillon Besser

Nickon BessonAndrew BickSean Bishop

Dominic BisesiJack Bissonnette

Morgan BlairJustin Blevins

Josh BlochlingerHarrison Blue

Kahluna BouchardColby BowlesDacus Bowles

Thomlinson BretJosh Brettman

Sterling Brewer-JonesJohn BrightJohn Brock

Vinny BrockhoffNico BrogotoBlake Brown

Jordan BrownAdam BruneJ.R. Bryant

Andrew BuffaScott BuffaTyler BullisIan Burch

Cody BurksTaylor Bush

CChris CahillHunter Call

Matt CallawayMark CampbellSergio CanavatiAlex CantwellJosh Capron

Jacob CarlisleJason CarmichaelConner Carpenter

Jon CattDylan ChambalJon CharlonsGabe Chavez

Isaac CheathamKangkolo ChobuThomas ClantonAndrew ClarkeBrian CheekNick CoduttiNick Cody

Andrew ColletteKeith Collins

Caden ComptonKris Conley

Buddy ConwayThomas Cook Jr.

Fealt CooperJosh CooperCollin CraigKevin CronkJulian Cueto

Ethan CunninghamJeff Cunningham

Zach Cunningham

DForest DavidsonKevin DavisonDylan DavisLuke Davis

Tyler DennisLorenzo DesselleJimmy DeStefano

Preston DidlerChris DillonRob Discher

Zach DobbinsBen DoughertyJared Douglas

Austin DossDylan Doss

Isaac Dozier Jr. Tanner Dredge

Kory DruryJustin Duffy

Josh Duncan Rye’ll Dydell

EGabe EackerMatt Edson

Andrew Edwards

Cody EdwardsNate EgarevbaJohn Egorugwu

Josh EllisLandon EmmerthJakob ErdmannLeAndre Estes

Will Evans

FTom Farinacci

Jonthan FarmerDerek FaulknerColby Fauser

Colby FennewaldMatt Ferguson

Jordan FerranteTrent FiggNick FisherAlec Fister

Troy FletcherRyan FlorenceCarter FloydMatt Floyd

Travis FoerschlerDaniel Forrest

Brandon FosterJack Fowler

James FransawPhillip FreemanWarren Frevert

DJ FrenchJason Friesen

GChandler Gall

Taylor GallagherJeff GallimoreZack GaudetteLogan Gardner

Brock GeiszDarin GeorgeMark GersterShane GibsonJaymes GinnChris Glenn

Thaddeus GlennBeau Glover

Grant GodfreyTrevor GoforthFrankie GomezMason GoodellJack GorndonLogan Grace

Braydon GrahamDaniel GrangerZach GravesTroy GreenBulla Graft

Nicholas GriffinRonald Groves

HBrad Haberstroh

Austin Hager

Wes HallZach Hand

Jarred HansenMason HardinMike HarmsChris HarrisJake HartleyNick Hartwig

James HarveyTy Hawkins

Barclay HayesJosh Hayes

Zach HaynesTodd HearnsMitch HedrickPatrick HeflinMike Heggie

Matt HelldoerferCollin Heller

Jay Cee HelmsJose HendersonChris HenningNoren HenryLandon Hern

Clayton HewittRyan Hiatt

Jahmal HIcksMatt HicksAlex Hilton

Carson HobbyJared Hobby

Miles HochardGavin HodgesOwen HodgesBrian HoetteDrake Hofer

Brandon HolderJames HollandJake HollimanJustin Holm

Tyler HolmesErik Honig

Derick HopkinsAustin HootonJosh Horman

Clayton HouchenAnthony HowardChristian HuntCody Hunter

RJ HunterRobert Hurd

JSam Jacks

Cesar JacoboTom JensenAlex Jimenez

Chadd JohnsonDaniel Johnson

Eric JohnsonJarail JohnsonMatt JohnsonAustin JonesBrett Jones

Curshion Jones

Darron JonesJamal JonesMatt JonesTim Jones

Travae JonesEarl JosephZach Joseph

KJon Kalb

Simon Kang Jr.Matt KastnerBrian Keller

Michael KelsayScott Kennedy

Stewart KerstingJason Kingsoliver

Evan KitchellZane Kitchell

Lance KitchensBrandon KlewerCameron KlimAnthony KnottMichael KoberDrew KodeljaTrevor KorbaBlake KramerJake Kutey

LAndrew LacyWayne Lane

Jake LeCluyseRick LaFaver

Shawnn LampsonDodger Lance

Trever LandessDerek LanniganDaniel LanningCreed Lenhart

Justin LierzLuke Longfield

Brian LowryJake Lynch

MJordan MannixJeff Mannon

Mark MannonJacob MarcotteMichael MarfieldTyler Marshall

Tino MartinTreuan Mask

Jason MasseyJosh MathisJoe Mattli

Adam McBrideTony McBroomTrent McCord

Michael McCuaigPhillip McDanielsMike McFarland

Cameron McKassonLogan McKinney

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Logan McKinneyJared McMahonCorey McMullenAaron McQuinnDaniel Meegan

Nick MesserWyatt MillerTyler Mills

Travis MilneLogan Minnick

Nick MinxJon MolzenTony Moore

Logan MoralesMarqus MoyeJeremy MuhiuJames Mullen

Anthony MullinsHayden Murray

Jack MurphyStephen Murphy

NLeAndre NebbitLuis Necoechea

Aaron NeierChance NelsonLemmie NelsonMitch Newcomer

Caleb NolandAndrew NoltingMike Noviello

Lynn NuttIke Nwabuonwu

OJosiah O’Brien

Jameson O’ConnorWill OgorekNick OpitzTyler OwenBrad OwensRyan Owens

PJoel Page

Benny PalmerJordan Pannett

Greg ParkerTyler ParksRyan Patti

Zach PeacockAndrew Pence

Nick PersellMark Perez

Tanner PhetteplaceMatt Phillips

Reece PhillipsJosh PickelJon Pierson

Broc PittengerVictor PizzatoDillen Plunk

Trevor Portman

Ja’Maiah PowellJohn Powell

Cole PrstojevichMatt PummillRhett Purling

QJake QuickelBilly Queisert

RLance Radosevich

Riley RainsChris RamirezDavid Randall

Sean RazloznikStaton RebckBobby Rech

Kevin RedmonJosh ReeceTrevin Reed

Eddie ReuscherJ.R. ReynoldsBrandon RiceDrew RinggoldQuinlan RiserQuentin RiserAustin RiveraBen Roberts

Dalton RobinsonDarmarcus Robinson

Zach RobinsonChris RoblesKevin Robles

JR RockenfieldDavien Ruddock

Collin Rugg

SNick SandsBlake Seba

Lor SelectmanPhil Scanlon

Hayden SchmidtTyler SchmittTroy Shank

Keith ShankleCody Sharp

Taylor ShafferOmar ShalabiBrock SheldonRyan SheltonSean Shelton

Damon SheperdBryce Sheperd

Chance SherrodIndy SiehndelAynsley Silva

Jeremey SimmonsAnthony SimoneCharlie Simone

Caleb SimsTobin Sisk

Darrick Siehndel

Xavier SloanMichael Skaggs

Chris SmithJared SmtihJeff Smith

Wade SmithShea SowersGrant Sparks

Jared SpeckmanShane SpencerJohn Spiegel

Charles StarlingElisha Stegner

Samuel StegnerKent Steiner

Chirs SteinraufBryant Stephens

Kyle StaatsKier Stamp

Sharaden StatenJohnny Strada

Brandon StraubeBrad StraussGary Street

Dominic StruckhoffChris StuartClay Stulce

Corey SudhoffKyle Sudhoff

Thomas Swoboda

TAlex TalleyTrey Talley

Jared TaylorJustice TaylorShawn TaylorClinton Tebbs

Marshall TempleBrett ThomlinsonJacob ThompsonJared Thrasher

Ken TidwellRamon Timberman

Alex TimsDesmond Tinder

Robert TiptonScott Tipton

Gavin ToussaintJake Towery

Zach TraphagenTyson Travis

Carrington TrisbyCameron TrotterRyan TrudzinskiPierce Tucker

UFrank Ugochukwu

VNathan Valentine

Tanner VanceKeelon Vann

Rogers Van Ausdall

Kyle Van WinkleBill Voorhis

WMatt Walje

Jake WaldropSkylar WallaceRobert WaltersOrlando WardDavis WartonRex Waters

Terrell WatkinsDaniel WebsterKurt WebsterEthan WeilantJoe Weimer

Ivan WendletonNick West

Brett WhislerAustin WhiteCaleb WhiteDrew White

George WhiteMarvin White

Demonte WhitleyGlen WhitneyLeon WigginsOmar WijahatAaron WilliamsJacob Williams

Markeis WilliamsTrevor Williams

Jordan WilliamsonLogan Wilson

Sherman WilsonNelson Windebank

Logan WinterGarrett WithersDrew Witman

Dwayne WoldruffBlake Wollard

Brandon WomackParker Wood

Andrew WoodenJustin WrightMatt Wright

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SECOND TEAM

Trejuan Mask, RB, 2015

Nick Messer, LB, 2015

Aaron Neier, DL, 2015

Logan Winter, OL, 2015

Trejuan Mask, RB, 2014

Anthony Mullins, WR, 2014

Glen Whitney, D-UT, 2014

Marqus Moye, DL, 2014

Jimmy DeStefano, LB, 2014

Thomas Cook, RB, 2013

Brandon Klewer, OL, 2013

Jon Molzen, WR, 2012

Jimmy DeStefano, LB, 2012

Jack Bissonnette, DB, 2012

Warren Frevert, K, 2012

ALL-GLVC FIRST TEAM HONOREES

BRANDON WOMACK2015

KICKER

ANTHONY MULLINS2015

WIDE RECEIVER

BRANDON KLEWER2014

OFFENSIVE LINE

GLEN WHITNEY2014

OFFENSIVE UTILITY

QUINLAN RISER2014

DEFENSIVE BACK

THOMAS COOK2012

KICK/PUNT RETURNER*FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

JEROD KRUSE2014

COACH OF THE YEAR

NAIA ALL-AMERICANSTom Cook, 1950Bob Hawkins, 1957Sam Breckenridge, 1957Herb Dillard, 1957Bob Hawkins, 1958Art Davis, 1960Ron Haggard, 1962Clem Buschman, 1963Mike Scrogin, 1964Jack Patterson, 1965Gary Beets, 1967Rich Boyle, 1967Steve Lucas, 1967John Johnston, 1968Rich Boyle, 1968John Johnston, 1969Tom Dunn, 1969Danny Brown, 1970Dan Cox, 1973Ron Pelley, 1973Mike Thebeau, 1974Mark Stipetich, 1975Steve Taylor, 1975Bobby Cochran, 1975Dalphene Overton, 1975David Cunningham, 1978Mark Capra, 1979Rob Schermerhorn, 1979Steve Spencer, 1980

THIRD TEAM

Nate Egharevba, TE, 2015

Brandon Klewer, OL, 2015

Justice Taylor, DB, 2015

Thomas Clanton, DB, 2014

Anthony Mullins, KR/PR, 2014

Thomas Cook, KR/PR, 2014

Quinlan Riser, DB, 2013

Jack Bissonnet, DB, 2013

Sean Shelton, QB, 2012

Scot Tipton, OL, 2012

Pat Burke, 1980Gary Ainsworth, 1980David Cunningham, 1980Kelly Groom, 1981Mike Newman, 1981Guy Weber, 1981Gary Ainsworth, 1981Mark Mundell, 1982Steve Hudson, 1982Guy Weber, 1982Mike Newman, 1982Kelly Groom, 1982Steve Hodge, 1982Tim Johnson, 1982Jimi Reed, 1982Mike Newman, 1983Mark Mundell, 1983Steve Hodges, 1983Tim Johnson, 1984Tim Trout, 1985Curt Newsom, 1985Steve Holeman, 1985Ken Clemens, 1990Rodney Keuck, 1997Deeikee Williams, 1998Deeikee Williams, 1999Jonathan Rhodes, 2002Kyle Miller, 2002Dan Woldengen, 2002Dan Woldengen, 2003

NCAA ERA ALL-AMERICANS

Anthony Mullins2015Don Hansen NCAA Division IIAll-America

Trejuan Mask2014USA College Football All-America Freshman Team

Thomas Cook Jr.2013Beyond Sports College Network Division II All-America

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HALL OF FAMERRichard Bowles ‘49Rich Boyle ‘69Sam Breckenridge ‘58Danny Brown ‘72Clem Buschman ‘64Bob Buschmann ‘68Art Carder ‘60Al Conway ‘53Tom Cook ‘53Dwight CraneBill CunninghamDavid Cunningham ‘81Tom Dunn ‘70Tom Durnin ‘68Marion EubankO.K. “Dimp” Evans ‘20Lynn “Irish” FarrarRobert Gadt ‘51Fernandars “Scoop” Gillespie ‘84Henri Godfriaux 1914Herman “Polly” Grant ‘34Kelly Groom ‘83Ron Haggard ‘63Larry Hamilton ‘61Charles (Pic) Hartzel ‘60Bob Hawkins ‘58Laural Hobick ‘20Steven Hudson ‘83Richard Hyder ‘47Tim Johnson ‘85John Johnston ‘70Ralph Kincaid ‘60Steve Lucas ‘68Sam Maddox ‘67I. Roy Martin 1912Myers Mayberry ‘19Norman McDonald ‘35Robert McPhee ‘77Henry Moorman 1913Mark Mundell ‘85Michael Newman ‘84Bobby Nield ‘54John “Jack” Patterson ‘66Edward Payne ‘57Ray Ritchey ‘65Norman Short ‘49William Spencer ‘52John Strada ‘74Arthur StraussR.E. ‘Dad’ Bowles, 1912Fred FlookDarrel GourleyStan McGarveyJames NelsonNorris Patterson

INDUCTION CLASS1998200320091997199420142000199420141995199520031995200819971994199519962011199519942004200220012009200619952011199520051999200720021997199419941999200319952001199620131994199620142009199620011995199420001999201219971996

TEAMS1950196719731982

INDUCTION CLASS2012200420072011

Bob Buschmann ‘68

Bobby Nield ‘54

Ray Ritchey ‘65

The sons & sister of Tom Cook accept on his behalf, October 2014

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1888-1897, No Coach1894 3-11895 0-1 1896 2-3 1897 N/A

E.T. Pendelton2-3-0 (.400)

1898 2-3

Hiram Jones2-3-1 (.400)

1899 2-3

Dr. Braum5-5-0 (.500)

1900 5-5-0

Mr. Stoval0-2 (.000)

1901 0-2

D.E. Killiam1-2 (.500)

1902 1-2

Horner Graves2-5-0 (.283)

1903 2-5

Marvin Burch2-1-1 (.667)

1904 2-1-1

John Cramer7-4-2 (.636)

1905 3-1-21906 4-3-0

Asa Martin2-6 (.250)

1907 2-6

A. Brummage11-4-0 (.733)

1908 4-21909 7-2

H. Campbell2-2-3 (.400)

1910 2-2-3

Bud Sounders2-3-5

1911 2-3-5

P. Roberts5-3

1912 5-3

R.E. Bowles84-43-14 (.661)

1913 5-2 State Champions1914 4-3 State Runner-Up1915 6-1-1 State Champions1916 8-1 State Runner-Up1917 5-1-1 State Champions1918 4-1 1919 4-2-1 State Runner-Up1920 4-2-2 MIAA Co-Champions1921 6-2 MIAA Champions1922 5-1-2 MIAA Co-Champions1923 5-31924 4-3-11925 6-21926 4-41933 1-4-31934 4-4-21935 3-5-11936 6-2 MCAU Co-Champions

Bill Collins17-25-7 (.405)

1927 4-41928 3-4-11929 4-3-11930 2-5-11931 3-3-41932 1-6

Henri Godfiaux28-33-4 (.459)

1937 3-3-1 MCAU Champions1938 5-2 MCAU Champions1939 3-51940 1-7-11941 4-41942 4-3-11944 4-4-11946 4-5

Pat Bradshaw10-19-1 (.345)

1947 3-6-11948 4-61949 3-7

Norris Patterson132-34-8 (.795)

1951 8-31952 10-1-11953 9-1 MCAU Champions1954 6-1-2 MCAU Co-Champions1955 5-41956 6-3 MCAU Co-Champions1957 7-1-2 MCAU Co-Champions1958 7-31959 8-1 MCAU Champions1960 7-1-1 MCAU Co-Champions1961 7-3-01962 9-1 MCAU Champions1963 6-2-1 MCAU Champions1964 6-3 MCAU Champions1965 7-2 MCAU Champions1966 6-3 MCAU Champions1967 10-0-1 MCAU Champions

Jim Nelson61-40-2 (.604)

1968 9-1 MCAU Champions1969 9-1 MCAU Champions1970 7-41971 5-31972 6-51973 11-1 HAAC Champions1974 6-41975 1-7-21976 3-61977 5-5

Stan McGravey33-20-1 (.634)

1978 4-61979 9-2 HAAC Co-Champions1980 11-1-1 HAAC Co-Champions1987 5-51988 4-6

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Vic Wallace49-16-2 (.754)

1981 11-1 HAAC Champions1982 11-2 HAAC Champions1983 9-2-11984 7-2-11985 7-3 HAAC Co-Champions1986 4-6

Dan Carter25-14 (.641)

1989 5-51990 8-3 HAAC Co-Champions1991 6-3 HAAC Co-Champions1992 6-3

Sam Brown10-30 (.250)

1993 3-71994 1-91995 3-61996 3-7

Jeff Floyd16-23 (.410)

1997 5-51998 3-71999 5-42000 3-7

David Bassore18-23 (.440)

2001 4-62002 6-52003 3-72004 5-5

Fran Schwenk22-29 (.431)

2005 6-42006 5-5200720082009

Jerod Kruse19-35 (.352)

2010 4-72011 4-62012 3-82013 3-82014 5-6

Shawn Weigel4-7 (.364)

2015 4-7

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ANNUAL LEADERS(2004-present)

Rushing Yards

Season Player Net Average2004 Leon Wiggins 841 84.12005 Leon Wiggins 418 104.52006 Leon Wiggins 677 67.72007 Leon Wiggins 588 65.32008 Josh Cooper 647 64.72009 Jake Lynch 371 53.02010 Fealt Cooper 605 55.02011 Sean Shelton 420 42.02012 Thomas Cook 572 52.02013 Thomas Cook 622 62.22014 Thomas Cook 382 54.62015 Trejuan Mask 612 55.6

Rushing Attempts

Season Player Att Long2004 Leon Wiggins 149 482005 Leon Wiggins 99 362006 Leon Wiggins 174 402007 Benny Palmer 145 402008 Josh Cooper 131 552009 Jake Lynch 101 242010 Fealt Cooper 129 372011 Sean Shelton 124 352012 Sean Shelton 131 312013 Thomas Cook 141 732014 Thomas Cook 105 192015 Trejuan Mask 133 33

Passing Yards

Season Player Yds Average2004 Daniel Forrest 1240 124.02005 Daniel Forrest 2228 222.82006 Benny Palmer 1034 129.32007 Benny Palmer 1700 170.02008 Drew Witman 1387 138.72009 Drew Witman 1686 168.62010 Sean Shelton 1114 111.42011 Sean Shelton 1727 172.72012 Sean Shelton 2131 193.72013 Sean Shelton 1277 106.42014 Nick West 1480 211.42015 Nick West 3229 293.5

Receiving Yards

Season Player Net Average2004 Lor. Selectman 777 77.72005 Lor. Selectman 1037 103.72006 Evan Adams 367 36.72007 Evan Adams 459 45.92008 Nick Persell 297 27.02009 Daniel Johnson 405 40.52010 Taylor Gallagher 298 29.82011 Jon Molzen 565 56.52012 Jon Molzen 861 78.32013 Chris Smith 427 35.62014 Anthony Mullins 648 92.62015 Anthony Mullins 1001 91.0

Passing Percentage (Min. 50 Att)

Season Player Pct C-A-Int2004 Daniel Forrest 44.6 87-195-62005 Daniel Forrest 54.7 157-287-132006 Benny Palmer 50.6 90-178-82007 Benny Palmer 52.8 152-288-72008 Nick Persell 57.8 52-90-32009 Drew Witman 56.3 160-284-142010 Sean Shelton 50.5 106-210-82011 Sean Shelton 55.7 181-325-162012 Sean Shelton 59.7 213-357-102013 Sean Shelton 54.4 131-241-102014 DJ Balazs 58.2 78-134-52015 Nick West 56.8 254-447-19

Receptions

Season Player No. Long2004 Lor. Selectman 43 582005 Lor. Selectman 55 872006 LeAndre Estes 25 412007 Evan Adams 38 342008 Nick Percell 28 342009 Daniel Johnson 32 772010 Taylor Gallagher 27 332011 Jon Molzen 49 342012 Jon Molzen 64 702013 Thomas Cook 45 19

2014 A. Mullins/N.Egharevba 33 65/39

2015 Anthony Mullins 57 73

Receiving Touchdowns

Season Player TD2004 Lor. Selectman 52005 Lor. Selectman 142006 Evan Adams 42007 Evan Adams 52008 Daniel Johnson 32009 Daniel Johnson 32010 Taylor Gallagher 22011 Jon Molzen 52012 Jon Molzen 62013 T. Cook/N. Egharevba 42014 Anthony Mullins 52015 A. Mullins/B. Graft 5

Passing Touchdowns

Season Player TD2004 Daniel Forrest 112005 Daniel Forrest 202006 Benny Palmer 52007 Benny Palmer 122008 Drew Witman 92009 Drew Witman 62010 Sean Shelton 42011 Sean Shelton 102012 Sean Shelton 182013 Sean Shelton 112014 Nick West 132015 Nick West 16

Rushing Touchdowns

Season Player TD2004 L. Wiggins/J. Agee 52005 L. Wiggins/K. Shankle/D. Forrest 32006 Benny Palmer 52007 L. Wiggins/B. Palmer 72008 Josh Cooper 52009 J. Lynch/D. Witman 22010 Fealt Cooper 52011 Sean Shelton 42012 Thomas Cook 52013 Thomas Cook 62014 DJ Balazs/G. Whitney 32015 Trejuan Mask 7

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ANNUAL LEADERS(2004-present)

Punt Returns

Season Player Yds Long2004 Ty Hawkins 213 362005 Ty Hawkins 98 8.92006 Ty Hawkins 123 6.52007 Curshion Jones 70 7.82008 Adam McBride 171 10.72009 Clint Ederer 49 9.82010 Adam McBride 191 8.32011 C. Stuart 24 3.02012 Thomas Cook 235 21.42013 Thomas Cook 140 12.72014 Thomas Cook 122 8.12015 Thomas Cook 83 7.5

Punting

Season Player Yds Average2004 Broc Pittenger 1706 35.52005 Broc Pittenger 1858 39.52006 Stephen Bader 2150 35.82007 Stephen Bader 2014 34.72008 Garrett Withers 1760 34.52009 J.R. Reynolds 1064 30.42010 Daniel Meegan 2297 37.02011 Daniel Meegan 2137 37.52012 Warren Frevert 1293 35.92013 Zane Kitchell 2154 36.52014 Zane Kitchell 1646 38.32015 Zane Kitchell 1965 38.5

Kick Returns

Season Player Yds Average2004 Ty Hawkins 232 12.92005 Matt Ferguson 321 24.72006 Ty Hawkins 340 21.32007 Curshion Jones 309 23.82008 Jarail Johnson 351 18.52009 Adam Mcbride 606 17.82010 Phillip Freeman 683 23.62011 Quentin Riser 253 18.12012 Thomas Cook 536 19.12013 Anthony Mullins 465 17.92014 Anthony Mullins 407 19.42015 Anthony Mullins 969 28.5

Field Goals

Season Player M/A Pct2004 Stephen Bader 9/14 64.32005 Stephen Bader 12/13 92.32006 Stephen Bader 10/16 62.52007 Stephen Bader 8/14 57.12008 Garrett Withers 10/17 58.82009 J.R. Reynolds 7/9 77.82010 Warren Frevert 15/15 1.0002011 Warren Frevert 8/10 80.02012 Warren Frevert 6/8 75.02013 Warren Frevert 7/15 46.72014 Brandon Womack 8/11 72.72015 Brandon Womack 11/16 68.8

Total Offense

Season Player Tot Avg.2004 Daniel Forrest 1231 123.12005 Daniel Forrest 2258 225.82006 Benny Palmer 1314 164.32007 Benny Palmer 2008 200.82008 Drew Witman 1387 146.72009 Drew Witman 1686 170.32010 Sean Shelton 1062 106.22011 Sean Shelton 2147 214.72012 Sean Shelton 2463 223.92013 Sean Shelton 1277 131.22014 NIck West 1620 231.42015 Nick West 3182 289.3

Interceptions

Season Player No. Long2004 L. Henry/M.Ferguson 4 0/42005 Matt Ferguson 5 02006 Ty Hawkins 4 02007 Ryan Florence 6 552008 Clayton Hewitt 5 272009 D. Shepard/R. Florence 2 8/02010 C. Ramirez/D. Diener 2 12/22011 O. Hodges 5 542012 Jack Bissonnette 3 642013 Nick Messer 6 342014 Quinlan Riser 3 102015 I. Dozier/J. Taylor 4 20/46

Sacks

Season Player No.2004 Kevin Cronk 32005 Eddie Reuscher 32006 Grant Sparks 3.52007 J. Egorugwu/D. Lanning 4.52008 Aaron McQuinn 2.52009 Zach Traphagen 5.52010 Nelson Windebank 6.52011 T. Bullis 4.02012 Tyler Owen 4.52013 Jason Carmichael 2.02014 Marqus Moye 12.02015 Quayde Bauman 7.0

Solo Tackles

Season Player No.2004 Anthony Simone 602005 Anthony Simone 502006 Anthony Simone 472007 John Egorugwu 432008 Clayton Hewitt 332009 David Diener 392010 Nelson Windebank 472011 Nelson Windebank 552012 Jimmy DeStefano 412013 Jimmy DeStefano 512014 Quinlan Riser 472015 Nick Messer 51

Tackles

Season Player No.2004 Anthony Simone 1082005 Anthony Simone 872006 Anthony Simone 652007 John Egorugwu 842008 Clayton Hewitt 622009 David Diener 752010 Nelson Windebank 742011 Nelson Windebank 762012 Jimmy DeStefano 642013 Jimmy DeStefano 782014 Jimmy DeStefano 662015 Nick Messer 82

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SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

Rushing Yards (Net)

622 Thomas Cook Jr. 2013612 Trejuan Mask 2015572 Thomas Cook Jr. 2012514 Thomas Cook Jr. 2015495 Darrick Strzelecki 2013420 Sean Shelton 2011382 Thomas Cook 2014332 Sean Shelton 2012304 Trejuan Mask 2014299 Glen Whitney 2011

Passing Touchdowns

18 Sean Shelton 201216 Nick West 201513 Nick West 201411 Sean Shelton 201310 Sean Shelton 20114 DJ Balazs 20133 DJ Balazs 2014

Rushing Touchdowns

7 Trejuan Mask 20156 Thomas Cook Jr. 20135 Thomas Cook Jr.

Sean SheltonDJ BalazsThomas Cook Jr.

2015201320132012

4 Darrick StrzeleckiSean Shelton

20132011

3 DJ BalazsGlen WhitneyC. Stuart

201420142011

Passing Yards

3229 Nick West 20152131 Sean Shelton 20121727 Sean Shelton 20111480 Nick West 20141277 Sean Shelton 2013686 DJ Balazs 2014541 DJ Balaza 2013

Completions

254 Nick West 2015213 Sean Shelton 2012181 Sean Shelton 2011109 Nick West 201478 DJ Balazs 201460 DJ Balazs 2013

Receiving Yards

1001 Anthony Mullins 2015861 Jon Molzen 2012716 Bulla Graft 2015648 Anthony Mullins 2014565 Jon Molzen 2011558 Nate Egharevba 2015427 C. Smith 2013386 Nate Egharevba 2013347 Scott Buffa 2012326 Nate Egharevba 2014

Receiving Touchdowns

6 Jon Molzen 20125 Anthony Mullins

Bull GraftAnthony MullinsQuinten RiserJon Molzen

20152015201420122011

4 Thomas Cook Jr.Nate Egharevba

20132013

3 Nate EgharevbaStaton RebeckScott BuffaJon MolzenHarrison Blue

20152014201220112011

Punt Return Yards

235 Thomas Cook Jr. 2012140 Thomas Cook Jr. 2013122 Thomas Cook Jr. 201483 Thomas Cook Jr. 2015

Interceptions

6 Nick Messer 20135 Owen Hodges 20114 Isaac Dozier

Justice TaylorJack Bissonnette

201520152013

3 Quinlan RiserJack BissonnetteK. Webster

201420122011

Field Goals

11 Brandon Womack 20158 Brandon Womack

Warren Frever20142011

7 Warren Frevert 20136 Warren Frevert 2012


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Total Offensive Yards

3229 Nick West 20152463 Sean Shelton 20122147 Sean Shelton 20111620 Nick West 20141575 Sean Shelton 2013782 DJ Balazs 2013747 DJ Balazs 2014622 Thomas Cook Jr. 2013612 Trejuan Mask 2015572 Thomas Cook Jr. 2012

All Purpose Yards

1959 Anthony Mullins 20151440 Thomas Cook Jr. 20121089 Anthony Mullins 20141078 Thomas Cook Jr. 2013961 Thomas Cook Jr. 2014952 Bulla Graft 2015861 Jon Molzen 2012839 Trejuan Mask 2015835 Darrick Strzelecki 2013814 Thomas Cook Jr. 2015

Total Tackles

82 Nick Messer 201578 Jimmy DeStefano 201376 Nelson Windebank 201167 Isaac Dozier 201566 Jimmy DeStefano 2014

65.5 Thomas Clanton 201364 Quayde Bauman

Jimmy DeStefano20152012

59 Jack Bissonnette 201358.5 Nick Messer 2013

Solo Tackles

55 Nelson Windebank 201153 Jimmy DeStefano 201351 Nick Messer 201547 Quinlan Riser

Jack Bissonnette20142013

46 Quayde Bauman 201545 Isaac Dozier 201541 Jimmy DeStefano

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TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

Rushing Yards2013 19122015 12962011 10722014 9932012 378

First Downs2015 2262013 2022014 1822011 1712012 75

Passing Yards2015 32662012 22552014 22342013 18182011 1817

Completions2015 2582012 2232014 1922013 1912011 189

Passing TD2012 1820152014

1616

2013 152011 11

Rushing TD2013 222015 172012 112014 102011 9

Interceptions2011 152013 142015 112014 82012 7

Total Offense2015 45622013 37302012 36622014 32272011 2889

1Q Scoring2013 992015 482012 372014 322011 27

2Q Scoring2015 952014 762013 582012 472011 20

3Q Scoring2012 982013 842015 702011 652014 45

4Q Scoring2014 722015 662011 582013 502012 40

Total Scoring2013 2912015 2792014 2252012 2242011 170

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2016 CARDINAL SPIRIT SQUAD

Rebecca BlairSophomoreLiberty, Mo.

Amaya ClarkFreshman

Dallas, Texas

Emily FowlerFreshman

Omaha, Neb.

Kylea HaineySophomore

Cameron, Mo.

Sara HemplemanFreshman

Shawnee, Kan.

Olivia HosethFreshman

Liberty, Mo.

Sarah HunterSophomore

Rockwall, Texas

Madison LanamanFreshman

Kansas City, Mo.

Lauren LutonFreshman

Parkville, Mo.

Mallory MandunaSophomoreOdessa, Mo.

Samantha MayseJunior

Excelsior Springs, Mo.

Autumn SecrestJunior

Pleasanton, Mo.

Madison WillenborgSenior

Excelsior Springs, Mo.

Kaylee WrightJunior

Carthage, Mo.

Christian OusnamerSophomore

Lee’s Summit, Mo.

CHEER & DANCE

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Molly CarrollJunior

Liberty, Mo.

Karizma ClevengerFreshman

Liberty, Mo.

Gillian FlahretyFreshman

Liberty, Mo.

Abi HunterFreshman

Liberty, Mo.

Emily LakinFreshman

Liberty, Mo.

Sarah PaperiFreshman

Liberty, Mo.

Lakie SpencerSophomoreLiberty, Mo.

Karoline WiensJunior

Liberty, Mo.

WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

At William Jewell College we prepare students to think critically and adapt in a rapidly changing and complext world. As a national liberal arts college, Jewell emphasizes “liberal” learning, mean-ing to liberate the mind, think independently, respect differences, connect ideas and challenge assumptions. This approach to teaching and learning is reflected in all areas of study and experi-ence-based activities.

A Community of ScholarsOur passionate professors operate as mentors to create a vibrant learning community. Small class sizeds and personal attention are two attributes that frequently garner Jewell attention n national studies. Students of all majors collaborate with professors on conducting original research, publishing articles in scholarly journals, presenting at national conferences and preparing for intercolle-giate competitions.

Engaged Learning“Living what you learn” is highly valued at Jewell. We help students build a personalized, experiential Jewell that balances academic rigor with experiences that develop passions. Students set their own course of learning through research scholarships, service learning, campus leadership, Journey Grants, study abroad, and internships.

Value of the Jewell ExperienceAbout 92 percent of Jewell graduates complete their degree in four years and 99 percent have jobs or are in graduate school within six months of graduating. The Jewell experience also ex-tends far beyhond the diploma. We prepare students for the whole of life. We build a foundation for lifelong learning, global citzenship and social responsiblity. A liberal arts education at William Jewell provides a lens for a new way of looking at the world.

MAJORSAccounting (BS)Applied Critical Thought & Inquiry+BiochemistryBiologyBusiness Administration* (BS)Chemistry*Civil Engineering (BS)Communication*Economics*Elementary Education (BS)EnglishFrench*History*Interactive Digital MediaInternational RelationsMathematics*Music*Music Education (BS)Nonprofit Leadership*Nursing (BS)Oxbridge Honors ProgramPhilosophy*Physics*Political SciencePsychologyRecreation & Sport*Religion & CultureRomance Language (French & Spanish)Secondary EducationSelf-Designed (BA or BS)Spanish*Speech/Theatre Education Studio ArtTheatre*+not a primary major*Also available as minor

MINORSArabic Area StudiesChinese Area StudiesClassical Humanities (Greek/Latin)Coaching ad Perforance EnhancementEntreprebeurial LeadershipIntegrated Health Care ManagementJapanese Area StudiesMusic StudiesReligious StudiesWomen’s Studies

PRE-PROFESSIONAL LawMedicineDentistryMinistry

OptometryPhysical TherapyVeterinary Medicine

DUAL DEGREEEngineeringEnvironmental ManagementForestry

MedicineOccupational TherapyPremedical Minor

GRADUATEEducation - Differentiated Instruction (M.S.Ed.)


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POINTS OF PRIDE

William Jewell College was named an Apple Distinguished School for 2015-2017, recoginizing the College for its access to integrated technology and

engaged learning.

Money Magazine named William Jewell among their “50 Most Affordable Private Colleges” for

2015

William Jewell was named to Washington Monthly’s 2015 “Colleges that Contribute to the Public Good”, ranking No. 20 for

community service participation.

Within six months of graduing 97.9 percent of Jewell alumni have a job or

are in graduate school.

Forbes Magazine has listed William Jewell on its list of “America’s Best Colleges” and among “America’s

Most Entrepreneurial Colleges”.

Journey Grants from William Jewell have taken students around the world, working with fashion designers in

Milan, Italy; teaching English in Fiji and Kenya; digging on an archaeological site in Greece; fiddling with experts in Nashville; and providing service projects in countless

countries.

A par of William Jewell debaters won the 2016 national championship at the

National Parliamentary Debate Association tournament.

The Harriman-Jewell Series is now in its 51st season as the

premier performing arts presenter in Kansas City.

There is a 10 to 1 student-faculty ratio at William Jewell, and 65 percent of classes contain fewer than 20 students.


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OXBRIDGE HONORS COLLEGEFor over twenty-five years the William Jewell College Oxbridge Honors Program has been preparing students with the knowledge, vision, and flexibility to succeed in the highly-competitive and rapidly evolving environments of academics, professions, business, and service. As the only honors program in the United States offering majors with a full curriculum of tutorial-based instruction and a full year of study in Oxford, the Oxbridge Honors Program is a highly personalized, reading-writing intensive approach to

education that combines the best of the British-intense and deep study, with great independence-and the American-broad background and close

mentorship-approaches to higher education.

Oxbridge graduates point to the emphasis on writing, as well as the dis-cipline of working indepently, as excellent preparation for both graduate school and for the professional life. Our graduates speak of learning to see multiple perspectives of an issue, of developing critical judgement by which to evaluate and synthesize multiple perspectives, and of the ability to think

on one’s feet as important benefits of their Oxbridge training.

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

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A Welcome From the President

William Jewell College provides an outstanding undergraduate experience for students who wish to invest themselves in their own education. In addition to the foundation of excellence in the core curriculum, the College provides bountiful enrichment opportunities that include the Perspectives on the Common Good Lecture Series, numerous study-abroad programs, the Hall Summer Enrichment grants, summer research grants, dozens of internship locations, and NCAA athletics. We also provide a Journey Grant for every student. This grant provides $2,000 for every student to construct his or her own experiential opportunity. These grants will make it possible for every student to study abroad or conduct research or have an internship or create an experience none of us have yet envisioned. The educational experience of Jewell students is not limited to the classroom. In fact, we expect you to be engaged frequently beyond the classroom. These opportunities and dozens of others prepare our grad-uates for outstanding first jobs or placements at the best graduate schools in the world. In the fall of 2014, we provided a new iPad to every student, every faculty member and most staff mem-

bers so that every person has the best educational device and applications available. Access to tools and technology greatly enhances the experience of every student, resulting in our recognition as an Apple Distinguished School. We call our initiative Jewellverse. We want you to enter the Jewell-verse and experience just how exciting education can be. We opened Pryor Learning Commons in 2013 as the most advanced library/learning facility in the Midwest. The Learning Commons has transformed the way students gather and use information. The innovation studios in the building allow our faculty to build learning experiences that take advantage of technology and worldwide connectivity. We use every tool available to provide a great liberal arts education. Learning at Jewell is led by outstanding faculty members. One of our faculty members, Dr. Mark Walters, has been named among Princeton Review’s Best 300 Professors in America. His work with students is reflective of the quality of teaching you will find in every discipline at Jewell. Jewell students compete well for national prestigious fellowships and scholarships. These fellowship competitions help to prepare our stu-dents for applying to the best graduate schools and employers in the country. View our list of student academic honors. We are fortunate to be located in a region (Liberty / Kansas City) that provides the best in quality living. Liberty still has a strong community feel even though it has grown to more than 30,000 residents. Our relationship with Liberty is outstanding, as reflected in The Princeton Review’s rating Jewell as having an outstanding “town-gown” relationship. Kansas City provides the best in sports and the arts, internships and service opportunities. Jewell is a provider of one of the most important arts programs in the city – the Harriman-Jewell Series. This Series brings the very best classical performers in the world to Kansas City, and Jewell students have the best seats in the house, free of charge. As the institution’s recognition as TIME Magazine’s 2001-02 Liberal Arts College of the Year illustrates, Jewell is unique. Long before classes begin, incoming first-year students are contacted by student mentors who will guide them through the first year of higher learning. Once on campus, the first-year students are embraced by small groups of peers, including student mentors, academic advisors, dean for first-year students, counselors and resident advisers. We prepare students to excel academically, professionally and personally, and to develop as leaders who will have a tremen-dous impact on their world. At William Jewell, students are our first priority, and they comprise the heart of the institution. This priority is just one of the many reasons we have been selected as one of the Colleges of Distinction. As a member of the Annapolis Group, Jewell is numbered among a small group (about 130 nationwide) of selective liberal arts colleges whose commitment is to providing the best liberal arts education possible. My door is always open, so please feel free to drop by for a visit.

Dr. Elizabeth MacLeod WallsPresident

Dr. Anne DemaProvost

& Professor of Chemistry

Mr. Brian ClemonsVice President for

Finance & Operations & Treasurer

Dr. Darlene BaileyDirector of Athletics

& Chair of Department of

Physical Education

Mr. Clark MorrisVice President for

Institutional Advancement &

Executive & Artistic Director of the

Harriman-Jewell Series

Dr. Andy L. PrattVice President for Social

Responsibility & Engagement

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

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