2019 Javelina Hall of Fame Inductees Announced Two Individuals and a Team Conference Titles in Each of His Athletes to Compete in the LSC

VOLUME XIX, NO. 43 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 JULY 4, 2019 2019 Javelina Hall of Fame Inductees Announced Two individuals and a team Conference titles in each of his athletes to compete in the LSC. The Javelinas won the title have been selected to be inducted four seasons on the roster. He also coached All- after out-scoring the opponents, into the Javelina Hall of Fame Sept. The 1994 team reached the Americans Don McDonald, who 24-0, in the LSC tournament. 20 in the Texas A&M-Kingsville NCAA Division II national later became head men’s They had a 46-18 record. Oktay Basci Memorial Student Union Building. championship game. The 1995 squad basketball coach for the Javelinas, The Javelinas reached the The individuals being inducted went to the NCAA Division II national and Phil Shirk, two-time NAIA All- NCAA Division II regional are Oktay Basci, a quarterback for semifinals. The 1996 and 1997 teams America first team member. playoffs and finished runnerup the Javelinas in 1994-97, and Ted reached the first round of the NCAA Carley was a member of the to national champion and host Carley, head men’s basketball coach Division II playoffs. football coaching staff in 1959 when St. Mary’s. The Javelinas from 1954-55 through the 1966-67 Basci was captain of the 1997 the team won the first national defeated three teams in the season and an assistant football team and was an All-LSC honoree. championship and was on the 1960 regional meet. coach in 1954-61. He is the son of Gulen Basci staff when the team took the Great The Javelinas were coached The 2002 Lone Star of Kingsville and the late Fahir Southwest Bowl title. by Brady Tigert. Conference champion softball Basci, who was a member of the He joined Gil Steinke’s staff The first induction into the team will be inducted. Javelina faculty. when Steinke became the head Javelina Hall of Fame came in 1972 Basci, from Kingsville (King), A brother, Tansel, also played coach in 1954. and since there have been 150 was a four-year letterman for the football for the Javelinas. The 2002 softball team won individual and 14 team inductions. Javelinas. The team had a 40-9 Carley recruited Hank Allen the first conference title for the The Hall has served as a record during his time with the club. for the Javelinas in 1959-60 and he Javelinas after the start of the model for other Halls of Fame The Javelinas won Lone Star became one of the first black intercollegiate sport in 1997. since its origination.

Ted Carley Javelinas Rank High In Pro Football 2002 Hall Members Javelina Texas A&I continues to rank Softball among the Texas and national Team schools with the most members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Javelinas have three players in the Hall: …Darrell Green, 2008 …John Randle, 2010 …Gene Upshaw, 1988 The Javelinas have the third most inductees among the Texas universities. Southern Methodist has five, (Continued on Page 3) Javelina Hash Ritchie, Collins Named Javelina By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Distinguished Alumni For 2019 Richard Ritchie, who became Ritchie was NAIA all-district Ritchie has served a 12-year WAYNE (NEB.) STATE has announced it will begin competing the most successful college first team in 1974, 1975 and 1976 term on the Texas A&M University- in beach volleyball. quarterback ever while competing and was LSC all-academic for Kingsville Foundation board of The school announced the addition of women’s golf earlier. for Texas A&I in 1973-76, has been three seasons. trustees and is a member of The Beach volleyball is one of the fastest growing sports in NCAA named a Javelina Distinguished He and teammate Larry Collins Legacy Society. He has established history. Alumni by the Javelina Alumni were the LSC scoring leaders in 1976 the Richard Ritchie Endowment in It became an NCAA championship sport in 2015 and there are Association and will be honored Ritchie was a team captain his support of Javelina athletics. currently 221 colleges with the sport. Homecoming Week on campus. senior season. After receiving his degree from All compete in one division at the present but it is expected to The other recipients of the Ritchie was a member of Texas A&I, he received a juris be divided into NCAA Division I, II and III in the near future. honor this year are Javelina Alpha Chi National Honor Society. doctor degree from St. Mary’s. Collins has been a leader in The American Volleyball Coaches Association does have a athletic booster Jackie Collins and He is a member of the Javelina retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Lisa Hall of Fame, College Football Hall the Javelina Club and was named national championship for Division II and Division III schools. Carrington Firmin. of Fame and Lone Star Conference the group’s booster of the year in The Javelinas won the first Division II tournament in 2018 and Ritchie has a record Hall of Fame. 2012-13. was runnerup last spring. unmatched collegiately in his four Ritchie coached after receiving Her contributions to the Wayne State is a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate seasons with the Javelinas. his degree and was on the staffs at Javelina athletic department have Conference. He started in the final game of the University of Texas, North Texas been numerous. It becomes the second school in Nebraska with beach 1973 and before finishing his State and Texas Tech. She and her husband, Jerry, volleyball, the other being the University of Nebraska. eligibility in 1976, he quarterbacked He has practiced law since established an endowment in the Javelinas to a 39-0 record and 1991 with the Richard P. Ritchie support of Javelina athletics. WITH THE ADDITION of Wayne State, there will be at least three national championships. law firm in Mineral Wells, his Collins is the caretaker of the 16 Division II schools with beach next spring. Ritchie received numerous hometown. Javelina mascot, Porky. According to the American Volleyball Coaches Association, the honors including All-America for Division II programs in 2020 will be: his play and Academic All- …California State-Los Angeles American for his classroom work. …California State-San Bernardino. He was Associated Press …Carson-Newman (Tenn.). Little All-America and NAIA All- America first team in 1976. …Catawba (N.C.). He was the NAIA player of …Colorado-Mesa. the year in 1976, Lone Star …Concordia-Irving (Calif.). Conference back of the year and …Eckerd (Fla.). was All-LSC for three seasons. …Florida Southern. …Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.). …Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.) …Spring Hill (Ala.). …Tampa (Fla.). …Tarleton State Richard …Texas A&M-Kingsville. Ritchie …Tusculum (Tenn.). …Wayne (Neb.) State. The AVCA listed six others that will add the sport in 2020 or 2021. These are: …Dallas Baptist. …Lindenwood (Mo.). …Newman (Kan.). …Nova Southeastern (Fla.). …Quincy (Ill.). …Southern New Hampshire.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Javelina signees who were named to “all” teams recently. Garrett Burns of Woodsboro was on the All-South Texas track and field team. He is a discus and shot put thrower. (Continued on Page 3) Jackie Collins Javelinas Upcoming Javelina Events Javelina Hash Rank High In July 14-16 - Athletic Training Camp, Javelina Stadium, Contact Ruben By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Cantu (361) 593-2493 or [email protected] Pro Football Aug. 10 – Football: Players report for preseason workouts, Javelina Stadium. (Continued from Page 2) Hall Members Aug. 12 – Football: First preseason practice session, Javelina Stadium. Kat Flores, softball player at Calallen, was on the All-South (Continued from Page 1) Aug. 15 – Volleyball: Players report for preseason workouts, Steinke Texas team as well as the All-District 29-5A lineup. the University of Texas four and Center. Jacob Garza of Corpus Christi (King) was named to the All- the Javelinas and Texas Christian Aug. 16 – Volleyball: First preseason practice session, Steinke Center. South Texas baseball lineup and was named the top designated hitter have three each. No other Texas Aug. 24 – General: Javelina Club Barbecue, Northway Coliseum, in District 30-5A. school has more than one. Kingsville, 5:30 p.m. Twenty-six schools nationally Sept. 6 – Volleyball: Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo. THE NCAA SOFTBALL Rules Committee has proposed have more inductees. vs. New Mexico Highlands, 10 a.m. changes to the pitching position. This year’s induction vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 2 p.m. The committee discussed the need to modify what occurs in ceremonies are set for Aug. 3 at Sept. 7 – Football: Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. the Pro Football Hall of Fame in th the way pitchers receive signs before starting their pitching motion. (1959 national champion football team 60 reunion). Atlanta, Ga. Volleyball: Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo. Many pitchers receive the information on which to throw by Schools With the Most vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 8 a.m. looking at a signal armband. Members of the vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.), 4 p.m. The committee feels that pitchers were stepping onto the Pro Football Hall of Fame Sept. 12 – Volleyball: Javelina Tournament in Kingsville. pitcher’s plate and starting their pitching motion without pausing, Notre Dame 13 vs. St. Mary’s, noon. creating a distinct advantage over the batter. Southern California 12 vs. Westminster (Utah), 6 p.m. If approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, the Ohio State 10 Sept. 13 – Volleyball: Javelina Tournament in Kingsville. new protocol will signify that the pitcher is in the pitching position Michigan 9 vs. Augustana (S.D.), 1 p.m. when she has her hands apart, her pivot foot in contact with the Alabama 9 vs. Edinboro (Pa.), 7:30 p.m. pitcher’s plate, both feet on the ground within the 24-inch length of Miami (Fla.) 8 Sept. 14 – Football: Sul Ross State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic the pitcher’s plate and her hips in line with first and third bases, and Pittsburgh 8 Heritage Weekend). the catcher is in position to receive the pitch. Syracuse 8 Volleyball: Javelina Tournament in Kingsville. While the pitcher takes the signal, her stride foot may be on or Minnesota 7 vs. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 10:30 a.m. Illinois 6 General: Javelina Invitational Cross Country Meet in behind the pitcher’s plate as far back as desired. Once the pitcher xx initially sets the toe of her stride foot, she cannot move it to Oregon 6 Kingsville, L.E. Ramey Golf Course, high school boys Penn State 6 increase the distance behind the pitcher’s plate. In addition, the and girls, middle school boys and girls. UCLA 6 Sept. 18 – Volleyball: Arkansas-Monticello in Arkadelphia, Ark., 4 p.m. pitcher must take or appear to take a signal while in the pitching and Arizona State 5 Volleyball: Henderson (Ark.) State in Arkadelphia, Ark., 6:30 p.m. signal-taking positions. Nebraska 5 Sept. 20 – Volleyball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 6 p.m. “With the addition of the signal armband in the game, we felt it San Francisco 5 Sept. 21 – Football: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame was important to get the pitcher to be in contact with the rubber Southern Methodist 5 and Champions Weekend). while taking the signal,” the committee rules. “It was important Oklahoma 5 Volleyball: *Texas-Tyler in Tyler, 1 p.m. that the pitchers aren’t able to get the signal standing behind the LSU 5 Sept. 27 – Volleyball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. rubber, then get a walk-through toward the batter.” Florida State 4 Sept. 28 – Volleyball: *Dallas Baptist in Kingsville, 2 p.m. The committee also proposed requiring barrel compression Grambling 4 Football: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. (MDT). testing to be conducted at a minimum prior to the start of each Jackson State 4 Sept. 30 –Volleyball: Northwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 1 p.m. tournament series, doubleheader or single midweek game during the Morgan State 4 Volleyball: Southwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 4 p.m. regular-season in all three divisions by Jan. 1, 2021. Texas 4 Oct. 1 – Volleyball: Lubbock Christian in Lubbock, 6 p.m. This would require schools to purchase a barrel compression Purdue 4 Oct. 3 – Volleyball: *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 6 p.m. testing machine, which costs $875. Wisconsin 4 Oct. 5 – Football: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m. The committee also recommended allowing conferences to Texas A&I 3 (Family Weekend/Military Appreciation Weekend). Arkansas 3 experiment with video review in regular-season conference games Volleyball: *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Duke 3 Oct. 11 – Volleyball: *St. Edward’s in Austin, 6 p.m. and conference tournament games. Fordham 3 Oct. 12 – Football: Western Oregon in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kingsville Coaches would be allowed two video review challenges during Georgia 3 Community Appreciation Day). a game. A challenge must be initiated verbally or visually before the Iowa 3 Volleyball: *St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 1 p.m. next pitch, before the pitcher and all infielders are clearly at their Kansas 3 Oct. 18 – Volleyball: *Cameron in Kingsville, 6 p.m. normal fielding positions and left fair territory, or before the umpires Louisiana Tech 3 Oct. 19 – Volleyball: *Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville, 2 p.m. have left the field of play. Michigan State 3 Football: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 7 p.m. Umpires would be allowed to initiate a video review from the South Carolina State 3 Oct. 25 – Volleyball: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 6 p.m. sixth inning until the end of the game. Texas Christian 3 Oct. 26 – Football: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Homecoming Plays that could be reviewed are: Tulsa 3 and 1969 50th Anniversary Football Reunion). …Deciding whether a batted ball called fair is fair or foul. Stanford 3 Volleyball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 1 p.m. …Deciding whether a batted ball called a ground-rule double Virginia 3 *Lone Star Conference games/matches or home run is fair or foul. (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on page 9) Bold-faced dates are in Kingsville. Weaver Named Women’s Assistant Javelina Hash Basketball Coach, Has Been at UTEP By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Kayla Weaver, who has been records for wins. was the top academic athlete at an assistant coach at Texas-El She was an assistant coach Panola her sophomore season. (Continued from Page 3) Paso for the past year, has been under Madrid at San Jacinto from After finishing at Panola, she …Deciding whether a batted ball called foul that could result in named assistant women’s 2015-17. played at Texas Woman’s and was a ground-rule double or home run is fair or foul. basketball coach at Texas A&M- Weaver was at Texas-Tyler as on the 2010-11 team that won the …Spectator interference. Kingsville. an assistant for one season and Lone Star Conference …Deciding scoring players at home plate inclusive of She has worked with new was an assistant at Panola championship. collisions (illegal and/or malicious slides), obstruction by a defensive Javelina head women’s coach College. She was All-LSC first team and was on the 2011 LSC all- player or time plays. Michael Madrid at UTEP. She played basketball at tournament team. …Force/tag play calls. Plays involving all runners acquiring Before going to UTEP, Panola and was an all-conference Weaver was the head coach at and all-regional selection. She Weaver holds bachelor and the base before the defensive player’s attempt to put the runner out San Jacinto College where her was also academic all-regional and master degrees from TWU. at any base. teams established program …Hit-by-pitch calls. Those plays for which there is a possibility that a pitched ball touches a batter or her clothing, which 2019 Javelina Indoor Volleyball Schedule shall incorporate a review on whether the batter is inside or outside Sept. 6 – Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo. the batter’s box if it is determined upon review that a pitched ball Vs. New Mexico Highlands, 10 a.m. has touched a batter or her clothing. Vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 2 p.m. …Placement of runners. An umpire’s placement of all Sept. 7 – Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo. numbers after any blocked ball call. Vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 8 a.m. …With runners on base, a no-catch can be changed to a catch Vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.), 4 p.m. only if it results in a third out. With no runners on base, a no-catch Sept. 12 – Javelina Tournament in Kingsville. can be changed to a catch at any time. Vs. St. Mary’s, noon. The Southeastern Conference experimented with video Vs. Westminster (Utah), 6 p.m. reviews at its conference tournament and the average time of the Sept. 13 – Javelina Tournament in Kingsville. video reviews was one minute, two seconds. Augustana (S.D.), 1 p.m. Edinboro (Pa.), 7:30 p.m. Sept. 14 – Javelina Tournament in Kingsville LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 10:30 a.m. …Markus Jones, football player at Angelo State, and Fatim Sept. 18 – Arkansas-Monticello in Arkadelphia, Ark., 4 p.m. Affessi, track and field athlete at West Texas A&M, has been named Henderson (Ark.) State in Arkadelphia, Ark. 6:30 p.m. the 2019 Lone Star Conference male and female athletes of the year. Sept. 20 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 6 p.m. The LSC sports information directors made the selections. Sept. 21 - *Texas-Tyler in Tyler, 1 p.m. The past honorees have been: Sept. 27 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Year Male Sept. 28 - *Dallas Baptist in Kingsville, 2 p.m. 2019 Markus Jones, Angelo State, Sr., Football Sept. 30 – Northwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 1 p.m. 2018 Luis Perez, Texas A&M-Commerce, Sr., Football Southwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 4 p.m. 2017 Daeshon Francis, UT Permian Basin, Jr., Men’s Basketball Oct. 1 – Lubbock Christian in Lubbock, 6 p.m. Marshall Kasowski, West Texas A&M, Jr., Baseball Oct. 3 - *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 2016 Marqui Christian, Midwestern State, Sr., Football Oct. 5 - *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Oct. 11 - *St. Edward’s in Austin, 6 p.m. 2015 Steve Naemark, Angelo State, Jr., Baseball Kayla Weaver 2014 Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, Sr., Football Oct. 12 - *St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 2 p.m. 2013 Alex Carpenter, Abilene Christian, Sr., Golf Oct. 18 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 2012 Nick Jones, Abilene Christian, Sr., Track and Field Oct. 19 - *Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville, 2 p.m. 2011 Chase Larsson, Cameron, Jr., Baseball Oct. 25 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 6 p.m. 2010 Cyril Bouniol, Abilene Christian, Jr., Golf Oct. 26 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 1 p.m. 2009 Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, Sr., Football Nov. 1 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 2008 Sam Belt, Central Oklahoma, Sr., Basketball Nov. 2 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 2 p.m. 2007 Nicodemus Naimadu, Abilene Christian, Sr., Cross Country/ Nov. 8 - *Dallas Baptist in Dallas, 6 p.m. Nov. 9 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 2 p.m. Track and Field Nov. 15 - *St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 2006 Danieal Manning, Abilene Christian, Football Nov. 16 - *St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 2 p.m. 2005 Drew Beard, Southeastern Okla., Football Nov. 21-23 – Lone Star Conference Championships at site of No. 1 2004 Cole Province, Central Oklahoma, Wrestling seed. 2003 Olan Coleman, Tarleton State, Football/Track and Field Dec. 5-7 – NCAA Division II South Central Regional 2002 Steve Kelly, Tarleton State, Football Championships at site of No. 1 seed. 2001 Roberto Garza, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Football/Track and Field (Continued on Page 5) Javelina Hash 2019 Lone Star Conference Best By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Outdoor Track & Field Performances Men’s Division 21.10 – Devon Sanders, 1:48.13 – Ayman Zahafi, 100-meter dash (Continued from Page 4) TAMUC. TAMUK. 10.29 – Z’Antyler Foster- 21.25 – Stadian Taylor, 1:49.41 – Butare Rugenerwa, 2000 Roberto Garza, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Football/Track and Hooks, Angelo State TAMUC. WTAM. Field 10.30 – Stadian Taylor, Texas 400-meter dash 1:49.62 – Timon Kemboi, 1999 Eddie Robinson, Central Oklahoma, Basketball A&M-Commerce. 46.54 – Rashard Clark, TAMUC. Year Female 10.45 – Devon Sanders, TAMUC. TAMUC. 1:50.30 – Jaylen Tryon, 2019 Fatim Affessi, West Texas A&M, Jr., Track and Field 10.54 - Ja’Micah Polk, ASU. 46.67 - Quinton Sansing, Lubbock Christian. 2018 Kami Norton, Angelo State, Sr., Track and Field 10.58 – Tynn Lewis, West WTAM. 1:50.66 – Ivar Moinat, ENMU. 2017 Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M, Sr., Track and Field Texas A&M. 47.22 - Demontravous Jones, 1500-meter run 2016 Isabel Jimenez-Perea, Tarleton State, Sr., Golf 200-meter dash ASU. 3:53.32 – Trent Phelps, Dallas 2015 Brenna Moore, Midwestern State, Sr., Golf 10.73 – Z’Antyler Foster- 47.46 – Anterius Brown, Baptist. 2014 Renee Erwin, West Texas A&M, Jr., Softball Hooks, ASU. Tarleton State. 3:54.90 – Michael Simco, 2013 Katie Hines, Texas Woman’s, Jr., Softball 20.76 – Rashard Clark, 47.77- Nicholas Ellisor, ASU. Tarleton State. 2012 Elsamartina Apo, Angelo State, Sr., Softball TAMUC. 47.77 - D’Lance Sharp, 3:55.09 – Justin Botello, TSU. 2011 Carla Cooper, Tarleton State, Sr., Golf 20.78 - Quinton Sansing, TAMUC. 3:55.45 – James Majengi, 2010 Aisha Adams, Angelo State, Sr., Track and Field WTAM. 800-meter run Cameron. (Continued on Page 8) 2009 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, Sr., Basketball 2008 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, Jr., Basketball 2007 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, So., Basketball 2006 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, Fr., Basketball 2005 Celeste Stevenson, West Texas A&M, Basketball 2004 Michelle Hofmann, Angelo State, Softball 2003 LaTasha Mosley, Angelo State, Track and Field 2002 Brandi Robinson, Southeastern Okla., Basketball Javelinas at 2001 Precious Thibodeaux, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Basketball/ Wedding Track and Field Former Javelina 2000 Sarah Butler, West Texas A&M, Volleyball football players 1999 Tracy Barnes, Abilene Christian, Track and Field Lyndon Hamilton, …The nominees for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year Award left, and Lane Tabola, center, at were announced last week and six Lone Star Conference are among the wedding of the players. former Javelina The LSC players are Princess Davis, basketball player at Texas coordinator of A&M-Commerce; Paige Dixon, volleyball player at Cameron; Dezira football control Ed Hampton, basketball player at Angelo State; Reagan Haynes, basketball Dodds and Eliza- player at West Texas A&M; Hannah McManus, volleyball player at beth Monroe in Aransas Pass. Tarleton State, and Jaslyn Wacker, volleyball player at Commerce. Right is Javelina The NCAA Woman of the Year Award was established in 1991 defensive coordina- and recognizes graduating female college athletes who have tor Haskel Buff. exhausted their eligibility and distinguished themselves in academics, athletics, service and leadership throughout their college careers. A committee will determine the top three honorees in each NCAA division and the top 30 will be announced in September. The woman of the year will be named at an awards ceremony Oct. 20 in Indianapolis. …Jeff Mahoney has been named assistant women’s basketball coach at Cameron. He has spent the past three seasons at a high school in Harrah, Okla., where his team won a state title in 2017. Mahoney is a 1986 graduate of Cameron and was a two-year letterman for the basketball team. He was part of the Northwestern Oklahoma State coaching staff in For the Latest Javelina Sports News 2015-16 and has had positions at five Oklahoma high schools. …Dr. Greg Waggoner has resigned as athletic director at Go To www.javelinaathletics.com Eastern New Mexico. He has held the position since 2016. 68 Athletes, Staff Members Make Spring Academic Honors Sixty-eight Texas A&M- Christi (Tuloso-Midway). …William Chayer, basketball volleyball player from Georgetown …Richard Cervantes, track Kingsville athletes and athletic …Sophie Morrow, track and player from Corpus Christi (Rouse). and field athlete from McAllen staff members were named to the field athlete from Hico. (Veterans Memorial). …Alan Smith, football player (Sharland). President’s List, Dean’s List or …Emily North, volleyball …Zach Davis, football player from Humble (Atascocita). …Roxy Chapa, softball player Honor Roll for the semester player from Red Oak. from Sugar Land (Austin). …Maelee Sowa, beach from McAllen (Sharyland) semester. …Roe Posada, football player …Maya Donkor, tennis player volleyball player from Sealy. …Jimmar Davis, football Fifteen made the President’s from Katy (Seven Lakes). from McLean, Va. …AmandaThacker, softball player from Willis. List with at least 15 semester …Julia Rauer, tennis player …Aaron Gonzalez, sports player from San Antonio (Steele). …Kanree Delancy, track and hours and a perfect 4.0 grade from Leiselheim, Germany. information information student …Diana Bustos Torres, track field athlete from Kingston, Jamaica. point average. They are: …Vikoriia Romanovskaia, from Taft. and field athlete from Mission. …Cade Dyal, football player …Hannah Aucoin, basketball tennis player from Moscow, …Alec Gonzalez, football …Josh Valdez, baseball player from Kerrville (Tivy). player from Flower Mound. Russia. player from Houston (Galena from Kyle (Lehman). …Andrew Gonzalez, sports …Madison Brabham, indoor …Shelby Tate, beach Park). …Dean Wallace, track and information office student from Taft. and beach volleyball player from volleyball lplayer from New …Caleb Hanks, baseball field athlete from Seguin …Josie Guzman, track and Kingwood. Braunfels. player from Lufkin (Hudson). (Navarro). field athlete from Devine. …Marco Castellanos, …Vitaly Zhgun, track and …Victoria Jaime, track and …Abby Wells, volleyball …Tenley Housler, beach baseball player from Corpus field athlete from Moscow, Russia. field athlete from Carrizo Springs. player from San Antonio (Steele). volleyball player from Bulverde Christi (King). Twenty-five were on the …Kyle Kinyo, football player Twenty-eight were on the (Smithson Valley). …Mariana Correa, tennis Dean’s List with at least a 3.65 from Spring (Klein Woods). Honor Roll with a 3.5 grade point …Kristina Kana, basketball player from Victoria, Brazil. grade point average and at least …Makenzie Mays, softball average and at least 12 semester player from Mont Belvieu (Barbers …Kason Franklin, football 13 semester hours completed. player from Conroe (Oak Ridge). hours. These are: Hill). player from Houston (Cypress These are: …Lane Michna, track and …Lindsey Angelico, softball …Karch Kaspar, football player Woods). …Sydney Andrews, softball field athlete from Lorena. player from San Antonio from Brazoria (West Columbia). …Lidia Guiral, basketball player from Belton. …Matisen Onofrei, softball (Johnson). …Sean Landez, football player from Fraga, Spain. …Gabby Atchley, beach player from Mesa, Ariz. …Jared Arellano. football player from Mission. …Jacob Majors, basketball volleyball player from Blanco. …Taylor Roberson, track and player from Spring (Klein). …Ronald Larue, football player from Corpus Christi …Jennifer Bernal, track and field athlete from Bay City. …Alex Canul, baseball player player from Red Oak. (Veterans Memorial). field athlete from Laredo (Nixon). …Phonephathep Philavong, from Edinburg (North). …Kelsi Luckenbach, …Madeleina Maltais, track …Veronica Chavez, softball tennis player from Vientiane, Laos. …Stephen Cardenas, track volleyball player from Corpus and field athlete from Corpus player from Tempe, Ariz. …Kadi Shipman, beach and field athlete from Ingleside. (Continued on Page 7)

Hannah Aucoin Madison Brabham Marco Castellanos Mariana Correa Kason Franklin 68 Athletes, Staff Members Make Spring Academic Honors (Continued from Page 6) Christi (Tuloso-Midway). …Joe Partida, football player from San Benito. …Amber Reyes, softball player from Edinburg. …Deana Richardson, track and field athlete from San Antonio (Brennan). …Bianca Silerio, golfer from Palmview. …Breanna Smith, softball player from San Antonio (Churchill). …Nathan Sosa, football player from Castroville (Medina Valley). …Teandria Taylor, track and field athlete from Rosebud-Lott. …Tre Michael Tutt, football player from Channelview. …Kohl Ullman, baseball player from Houston (St. Pius X). …Richard Vargas, football player from Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff). …Kai Youngberg, football Lidia Guiral Jacob Majors Madeleine Maltais Sophie Morrow Emily North player from Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff).

Roe Posada Julia Rauer Vikoriia Romanovskaia Shelby Tate Vitaly Zhgun Basketball Camp Participants in the Javelina boys basketball camp last week make the Javelina “J” while posing for their team picture. More than 100 took part in the week-long camp. 2019 Lone Star Conference Best Outdoor Track & Field Performances (Continued from Page 5) 14:42.10, James Majenge, WTAM 53.70 - Ayodeji Adedokyn, 52-8.25 - Abraham Seaneke, 3:56.84 – Butare Rugenerwa, Cameron. 110-meter hurdles ASU. WTAM. WTAM. 14:53.95 – Keynan Abdi, LBU. 14.01 – Dorian Andrews, 54.10 - Ezekiel Vaughan, ASU. 51-2.25 - Matthew Walsh, ASU. 3000-meter steeplechase 14:56.63 – Roy Kipkorir, Cameron. TAMUC. 400-meter relay 48-10.75 – Michael Rodriguez, 9:03.69 – Trent Phelps, DBU. 14:58.87 – Quenten Lassester, 14.03 – William Watson, 39.99 – TAMUC. ASU. 9:03.74 - Ezekiel Kipchirchir, TSU. TAMUK. 40.29 – ASU. 48-6.25 - Axcel Santana, ASU. WTAM. 10000-meter run 14.04 – Lorenzo Johnson, 40.47 - WTAM 45-11.25 – Maxime Lapeyrie, 9:28.88 – Emmanuel Too, 29:33.63 – Stetson Rayas, DBU. WTAM. 40.48 - TAMUC. ASU. WTAM. 29:56.41 – Daniel Haymes, 14.29 - Tyrnn Lewis, WTAM. 41.12 – TAMUK. Shot put 9:32.28 – Chris Dunn, Cameron. WTAM. 14.62 – Harry Maslen, ASU. 1600-meter relay 62-2.5 - Richard Cervantes, 9:34.76 – Fabion Trevino, TSU. 30:28.48 - Ezekiel Kipchirchir, 400-meter hurdles 3:09.83 – WTAM. TAMUK. 5000-meter run WTAM. 51.76 – William Frobe, WTAM. 3:10.24, ASU 61-4.25 - Josh Boateng, 14:35.42 – Stetson Rayas, 31:10.83 – Keynan Abdi, LCU. 52.33 – Nicolai Hartling, WTAM. 3:10.85 - TAMUC. TAMUC. Dallas Baptist. 31:14.24 – Briggs Wittlake, 53.67 – Thomas Tennehill, DBU. 3:11.34 – TAMUK. 56-1.25 – Joseph Brown, 3:13.0 – TSU. TAMUC High jump 55-3 – A.J. Perez, TAMUK. 6-10.25, Trpimir Siroki, ASU. 54-6.75 – Lane Michna, 6-9.75 – Rascellis Williams, TSU. TAMUK. 6-8.75 – Maxime Lapeyrie, ASU. Discus The Javelina Highlights, with a 6-8 – Paolo Lazaric, WTAM. 200-1 – Joseh Boateng, TAMUC. weekly circulation of more than 6-6 – Michael Rodriguez, ASU. 195-4 – Joseph Brown, TAMUC. Pole vault 190-3 – Richard Cervantes, 30,000, is published weekly by the 17-0.75 - Trivett Jones, ASU. TAMUK. 16-8.75 - Hudson Hall, TAMUC. 185-8 – Jorge Rios, TAMUK. Kingsville Publishing Co. 16-6.75 – Wesley Culbertson, 178-11 - Dillen Littles, ASU. TAMUC Hammer Send pictures or correspondence to: 16-4.75 – Robert Wood, TAMUC. 231-0 – Decio Andrade, ASU. 16-0.75 – Trpimir Siroki, ASU. 192-10 - Joseph Brown, Editor Fred Nuesch, Long jump TAMUC. 26-9.25 - Abraham Seaneke, 183-4 – Cannon Andrews, MSC 114A, WTAM. ASU. 26-4.25 – Dyshon Vaughn, 172-8 – Jorge Rios, TAMUK. 700 University Blvd., TAMUK. 170-11 – Cameron Cross, ASU. 24-11.75 - Trpimir Siroki, ASU. Javelin Kingsville, TX 78363 24-5.75 – Harry Maslen, ASU. 237-6 - Nils Fischer, ASU. 24-4.5– Alan Palmer, TSU. 228-8 - Vitaly Zhgun, TAMUK. Triple jump (Continued on Page 9) Javelinas Rank High In Pro Football 2019 JAVELINA CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL Hall Members (Continued from Page 3) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 Washington 3 Compton (Calif.) Junior Check-In Begins at 7:00 AM College 3 Entries: All entries submitted via Direct Athletics. www.directathletics.com. Texas Schools With Pro Football Entry Deadline: Entries will close on Thursday, September 12 at 6:00 PM Hall of Fame Inductees Southern Methodist 5 Meet Information: http://www.javelinaathletics.com Texas 4 Race Location: L.E. Ramey Golf Course Texas A&I 3 Off U.S. Hwy 77 South; 2522 E. Escondido Rd. Kingsville, Tx Texas Christian 3 Course: All Grass- some rolling hills Baylor 1 Awards: Medals for top individuals in each race. Awards for top Varsity, JV and Jr. High teams. Bishop 1 Hardin-Simmons 1 Entry Fees: High School Varsity Races: $125.00 per team North Texas State 1 High School JV Races: $75.00 per team Prairie View A&M 1 Junior High: $75.00 per team Texas A&M 1 Individuals: $20.00 – If not entering a full team of at least 5 Runners. Texas Southern 1 Make all checks payable to: TAMU-Kingsville Athletic Department Texas Western (UTEP) 1 Trinity Valley Community College 1 Varsity Divisions – Limited to 10 Individual Entries All other Divisions – Unlimited number of Individual Entries

2019 LSC Best All team payments must be received before the meet date or on the morning of the meet at check-in. Outdoor Checks may be mailed to: TAMU-Kingsville Athletic Dept; 700 Univ. Blvd. - MSC 202; Kingsville, TX 78363 Track & Field Teams will not be allowed to compete until payment is received. Performances Schedule Division Distance (Continued from Page 8) 8:00 AM Boys 5A-6A 5k 195-7 – Dragan Pesic, ASU. 8:30 AM Girls 5A-6A 5k 181-0 – Trpimir Siroki, ASU. 9:00 AM Boys 1A-4A 5K 180-2 – Alexandros 9:20 AM Girls 1A-4A 2 Mile Spyridonidis, ASU. 9:50 AM Boys JV 2 Mile Decathlon 7426 – Alexandros 10:10 AM Girls JV 2 Mile Spyridonidis, ASU. 10:30 AM Jr. High Boys 2 Mile 7375 – Valentin Charles, 10:50 AM Jr. High Girls 2 Mile TAMUK. 7343 – Harry Maslen, TSU. Contacts: Ryan Dall for more information: 361/593-2424; 361/488-8388 [email protected] 7319 – Trpimir Siroki, ASU. David Brock: 361/593-2500; 361/246-7184 [email protected] 7245 – Johnathan Harper, TAMUK. Women’s Division Direct Athletics will provide you a confirmation verifying your entries have been received. 100-meter dash Check all entries for complete accuracy. Print your confirmation and bring it with you to meet. 11.38 - Eboni Coby, TAMUC. If you do not receive a confirmation your entries have not been received by Direct Athletics. 11.63 – Kandice Miles, Changes to roster will not be accepted once entry deadline passes. ENMU. 11.73 – Kennedy Hudson, WTAM. 11.74 – Maijah Mathis, ENMU. 11.78 - Hannah Porter, ASU. 200-meter dash 23.10 – Eboni Colby, TAMUC. (Continued on Page 15) Javelina Hall of Fame Members Mike Adams, 2012, baseball Margarito Guerrero, 1987, football Jermane Mayberry, 2003, football Robin Gordon Sullivan, 1996, track Curtis Shed Kelly Armbruster, 2002, basketball Maria Gutierrez, 2007, softball Dewey Mayhew, 2004, football coach & field Bruce Shugart Johnny Bailey, 1996, football W.L. “Dub” Harbin, 1972, football Bud McCallum, 2003, football coach Emil Tagliabue, 1996, sports Homer Soliz Johnny Barefield, 1999, football & track Eugene McCormick, 1984, football journalist (meritorious) D.E. Tillman Sid Blanks, 1981, football & track Don Hardeman, 1993, football Dr. John McKeever, 2006, team Roy Terrell, 1989, basketball & Robert Trevino Neil “Spike” Boyle, 2000, football Ron Harms, 2002, football coach & physician (meritorious) sports journalist (meritorious) Leo Villarreal manager & ticket manager athletic director Harold Menke, 1974, football & track Precious Thibodeaux, 2009, Don Waters (meritorious) George Harris, 2009, track & field Chuck Meyer, 1987, basketball basketball & track & field Dick Watson Bob Brandt, 1977, football, Dwight Harrison, 1985, football & Pete Murray, 2001, football & golf Jake Trussell, 1994, sports Jerry Wiggins basketball, golf and track track coach journalist (meritorious) Charles Williams (deceased) Andy Browder, 2018, football Doug Harvey, 1978, football Dwayne Nix, 1979, football Gene Upshaw, 1976, football & track John Williams George Brown, 1983, track Andy Hawkins, 1991, football Fred Nuesch, 1995, sports Gene Walkoviak, 1994, football, Dennis Wise Jim Brown, 2017, football Mike Hawkins, 1995, football information (meritorious) football coach & track & field Alvin Woods Lynette Brown, 1993, track & field Jarrell Hayes, 1978, football Gerald Pargmann, 1982, football & coach Larry Wright Sheryl Campbell, 2000, basketball Earnest Haynes, 1981, track track Dick Watson, 1974, track & football Gil Steinke (coach) Ruben Cantu, 2008, training & Harold Hees, 1982, football Woodroe Petty, 1985, football, Karen Weiss, 1999, basketball Ted Carney (coach) administrator Matt Hickl, 2007, football & track basketball & track Reggie West, 1974, football Gene Greene (coach) Bill Carter, 2002, men’s basketball & field Anthony Phillips 2013, football & Hall Whitley, 2007, football Jack Little coach Ray Hickl, 1980, football track Wade Whitmer, 2017, football 1969 Golf Team (2010) Juan Castillo, 2004, football player Don Hightower, 1972, football & Bill Pippen, 1975, football Jeff Wildenberg, 1981, basketball Chris Delcambre & coach track Larry Pullin, 1987, football Jill Willson, 2012, basketball coach Bill Evans Kristin Ciborowski, 2005, basketball David Hill, 1988, football William Putnam, 1988, football & track & athletic director Chris Hill Stuart Clarkson, 1972, football James Hill, 1981, football & track Butch Pressley, 1977, football & track Steve Yaden, 2017, baseball & Fred Hoey James Collins, 1994, football & track Dr. Robert Martin Hodgkiss, 1972, Dr. L.E. Ramey, 1981, football & football Jim Miller Larry Collins, 1995, football & track football, basketball & track basketball & team physician Robert Young, 1983, football & Pete Murray (coach) Barry Copenhaver, 1984, football Moses Horn, 2009, football Lowell Ramey, 2006, football football coach 1969 Football Team (2011) player & coach Harlan Huibregste, 1983, track John Randle, 2008, football 1959 Football Team (2009) Phelan Allee Willie Crafts, 1977, football player Ron Hunt, 1999, trainer (meritorious) Andrea Ratkovic, 2016, track & field Wayne Adams Roy Allee & coach Cal Hutzler, 2013, football Kenisha Reaux, 2018, volleyball John Beseda Tommy Argubright Richard Cundiff, 2011, football Ada Ihemelu, 2004, volleyball Walter Reed, 1988, football & baseball Carry Brandom Bernard Bancroft coach Lupe Jaimes, 1989, football Robert T. Rich, 1972, football & Joe Brod Randy Beakley Livia Diaz, 2007, softball & track & Tarmo Jallai, 2015, track & field basketball Juan Capello Jerry Bonilla field coach Tommy Janik, 1982, football Richard Ritchie, 1983, football Dick Carpenter Jay Bramlette John Mark Dixon, 1972, football & Clarence Jarvis, 2003, football & John Rivera, 1992, track & cross Frank Chisum Joe Bravenec basketball basketball country Barry Copenhaver Andy Browder Kevin Dogins, 2008, football James Jefferson, 2006, football & Patricia Rivers, 1997, basketball, Willie Crafts Jim Brown Earl Dotson, 2003, football track volleyball & track Tommy Davidek Billy Cottle Sheila Dotson, 2013, basketball & Cal Jewett, 2005, football coach Michael Robins, 2011, basketball Jamie Davis Bill Dannels softball Sandra Jimenez, 1985, basketball Gene Rogers, 1988, football & coach James Franz Leroy Deanda Karl Douglas, 1979, football Randy Johnson, 1981, football, Durwood Roquemore, 2002, football Jarrell Hayes Thomas Domel Mike Dyal, 1993, football golf & track DeRon Rutledge, 2006, basketball Harold Hees Karl Douglas Bill Evans, 1980, golf Fred Jonas, 2005, football coach Cliff Sadler, 1984, football, Oscar Hinojosa Larry Edwards Steve Foley, 2016, baseball Rose Jones, 1989, volleyball & track basketball & tennis Zenas Hopkins Roy Farmer Betty Brewer-Ford, 2001, Allen Kaiser, 2001, football Jeff St. Clair, 2000, basketball Joe Howard Ronald Fielding administrator & women’s coach Ken Kelley, 1996, track & field coach Dr. Carlos Saldana, 1992, football Lupe Jaimes Francis Fries LeRoy Fry, 1973, football & track Jim Koerner, 1997, basketball Dr. Kenneth Scholz, 1974, football Kenneth Kachtik James Friesenhahn Roberto Garza, 2016, football & Bill Lackey, 1997, equipment Ed Scott, 1980, football John Kieler Kerry Garner track & field manager (meritorious) Hughie Shaw, 1999, football & track Harold King Henry Glenn Tony Garza, 1976, track Neal LaHue, 2011, football player Heath Sherman, 1996, football Gerald Lambert Floyd Goodwin Willie Gipson, 2008, trainer & coach Bob Shirey, 1978, basketball & Bob Lindquist Margarito Guerrero Robert Gonzalez, 1981, track & Ed Touf, 2013, football track & field Jesse Longhofer Dwight Harrison cross country Gerald Lambert, 1975, football Phil Shirk, 1976, basketball Charles Massey Ron Higginbotham Kay Goodwin-Thompson, 1991, Edye Lea, 2008, track & field Eldridge Small, 1991, football Earl Morris Richard Hoffman basketball & track E.C. Lerma, 1977, football Jack Sportsman, 1984, football Charles Parker Roy Holley Ed Gorney, 2004, announcer & Pat Lewandowski, 2015, basketball Glenn Starks, 1983, football, Horace Parks David Hopkins starter (meritorious) Homer Martinez, 1991, track & basketball & track Homer Ply David Hovda Gene Greene, 1984, football player cross country Gil Steinke, 1972, football, Butch Pressley Robert Hubenak & coach Alvin Matthews, 1985, football & basketball, track, football Bobby Pyssen Johnny Jackson Ken Grimes, 1973, football & track track coach & athletic director Bobby Rather Levi Johnson Larry Grunewald, 1995, football Francis Mattingly, 1987, football Martin Stroman, 1996, football Servando Rodriguez (Continued on Page 11) Javelina Hall of Fame Members (Continued from Page 10) Randy Beakley Doug Vannoy Joe Lindeman Paul Heckmann Keith Johse Charles Bishop Guile Vela Thurmond Marshall Howard Henderson Allen Kaiser Andy Browder Don Washington Johnny Martinez Joe Henke Clem Kasprzyk Jim Brown George Washington John Massingill Eliseo Hernandez Larry Krueger Rocky Bunting Mike Wendel Larry McFarland Joe Herzik Eugene Kubelka Toby Chadick Bill Wendling Denny Migl Larry Hirt Phillip Layton Billy Cottle Jim Wendling Mike Morrison Mike Jekel Charles Lee Marion Danna Charlie Wilson Sam Nelson Billy John Danny Joe Lewis Karl Douglas Robert Young, Ken Niven Reginald Jones Michael Lowe Larry Edwards Gil Steinke (coach) Greg Osborne David Marquez Dave Maas Robert Esco Bob Caskey (coach) David Palmore Thurmond Marshall John Mallett John Everett Willie Crafts (coach) Paul Rich Johnny Martinez Alvin Matthews Francis Fries Ron Gentry (coach) Richard Ritchie John Massingill Charles Matula Jim Gandy Fred Jonas (coach) Dan St. Leger Richard Mayfield Paul May Richard Gilstrap Ken Kelley (coach) Larry Seidel Larry McFarland Neal McCarn Floyd Goodwin Don McDonald (coach) Byron Shaw David Palmore Claude McMillon Dan Goynes Ron Hunt (trainer) Hughie Shaw Carlos Perez Hector Molina Margarito Guerrero Greg Doramus (student trainer) Oscar Simo Jeff Pyatte Sam Montgomery Charles Hahn Bryan Drake (student trainer) Robert Skrobarczyk Dinno Rector Curtiss Neal Dwight Harrison Roger Jarvis (student trainer) Glenn Starks Paul Rich Chris Parker David Hopkins Al Shuford (student trainer) Harry Ullom Richard Ritchie Gary Pelech Robert Hubenak Fred Nuesch (sports information) Gil Steinke (head coach) Terry Russell Jose Perea Ruford Huff 1974 Football Team, 2015 Fred Jonas (coach) Dan St. Leger Ernest Price Harold Jackson Kent Allee Ron Harms (coach) Larry Seidel Bobby Redus Johnny Jackson\ Leonard Avery Gene Walkoviak (coach) Hughie Shaw James Respondek Mike Jaksik Maurice Ball Jim Lance (coach) Bryan Sweeney Terry Russell Levi Johnson Johnny Barefield Don McDonald (coach) Glenn Starks Gary Scallorn Keith Johse Charles Basaldua John Cosgrove (coach) Harry Ullom Kelly Schnelle Doug Jones Jesse Bibbs Ron Hunt (trainer) Larry Urban Ed Scott Allen Kaiser Charles Bishop George Sanchez (student trainer) Doug Walker David Seale Fred Kasper Gil Boyles Fred Nuesch (sports Wade Whitmer Frank Secades Eugene Kubelka Doug Brice information director) Jerry Wilbanks Eldridge Small Charles Lee Rowland Brooks 1975 Football Team, 2015 Gil Steinke (head coach) Larry Smith Danny Joe Lewis Larry Collins Kent Allee Fred Jonas (coach) Jimmy Srp Jim Lewis Stuart Dornburg Gary Allen Ron Harms (coach) Larry Tackett John Mallett Jimmy Emmanuel Leonard Avery Gene Walkoviak (coach) Glen Tegeler Charles Matula Kim Evans Maurice Ball John Cosgrove (coach) Butch Trueheart Burl McCandless Ray Evans Johnny Barefield Davis Corley (coach) Guile Vela Claude McMillon Steve Fefer Randy Brooks Ron Hunt (trainer) Russell Waddell Norris McVea George Franklin James Clay Fred Nuesch (sports Curtis Walker Winstel Miller Clem Franks Larry Collins information director) Gene Walkoviak Sam Montgomery Lynn Frazier Gary Davis 1976 Football Team, 2010 Don Washington Tom Morton Danny Gadeken John Dawson Rodney Alexander Laurel Whitworth Desi Najara Jim Gandy Mark Dizdar Gary Allen Mike Williamson Curtiss Neal Larry Grady Stuart Dornburg Leonard Avery Charlie Wilson Gary Pelech Larry Grunewald Kim Evans Johnny Barefield Ronnie Wolter Robert Polanco Danny Gutierrez Ray Evans Ronnie Bennett Robert Young Ernest Price Don Hardeman Steve Fefer Randy Brooks Gil Steinke (coach) Frank Ratka Larry Harvey George Franklin James Clay Fred Jonas (coach) Bobby Redus Mike Hawkins Clem Franks Larry Collins Ken Kelley (coach) Robert Rodriguez Paul Heckmann Lynn Frazier Mike Cornell Frank Kelly (coach) Mike Roley Howard Henderson Kevin Gentry Gary Davis Don McDonald (coach) Ed Scott Joe Henke Steven Glick John Dawson Pete Murray (coach) Eldridge Small Joe Herzik Larry Grady Reginald Deloney Ron Hunt (trainer) Larry Smith Ruford Huff Rufus Green Mark Dizdar Fred Nuesch (sports information) Scott Somers Terry Hummel Doug Greene Stuart Dornburg 1970 Football Team (2011) Jimmy Srp, Jerry Janik Larry Grunewald Steve Fefer Clarence Alberts Jim Stewart Mike Jekel Elvis Hartsfield George Franklin Roy Allee Glen Tegeler Reginald Jones Larry Harvey Clem Franks Jake Backman Butch Trueheart Stan Limuel Mike Hawkins (Continued on Page 12) Javelina Hall of Fame Members (Continued from Page 11) Lorie Martinez Ken Kelley (coach) Bart Kaiser Gloria Lopez Randy Friedrich Chasity Terrell Ron Hunt (trainer) Jerry Martin Isabel Mascorro Kevin Gentry Precious Thibodeaux Fred Nuesch (sports David Mims Prescilla Perez Steven Glick Chaffani Ward information director) Paul Morgan Andrea Ratkovic Rufus Green Jill Willson (coach) 1991-92 Men’s Basketball Team, Keith Myers Eloise Segovia Doug Greene Devin Gabbard (assistant 2013 Lawrence Nellons Debbra Stuart Larry Grunewald coach) Bryan Acuff Royce Nitschmann Vonn Murray (head coach) Hector Guerra Ruben Cantu (trainer) Jason Brassow Tracy Payne Mike Chandler (athletic trainer) Elvis Hartsfield Larry Madden (student trainer) Jerome Chargois Greg Pechacek Fred Nuesch (sports (now goes by Ben) Fred Nuesch (sports information) Eric Clemons Robert Pool information director) Andy Hawkins 2000-01 Women’s Basketball Sidney Days Justin Price 1995-96 Men’s Mike Hawkins Team, 2012 Jon Hoffman Henry Pullam Basketball Team, 2016 Joe Henke, Teombi Batiste Darryl Johnson Ronald Ray Kevin Davis Larry Hirt Jennifer Daniel Maurice Jones Tommy Richard Mike Dominguez Billy John Jessica Gamez Jason Lee Jimmy Rivera Brendon DuBose Reginald Jones Alex Gonzalez Tony Phelon Alan Roberson Johnny Estelle Mike Jekel Pat Lewandowski Michael Robins Melvin Roland Kevin Howard David Marquez Colter Mize Kevin Robinson Durwood Roquemore Benjamin Kang John Massingill Lorie Martinez Kyle Roher Ronald Rudeseal Chris Lowery Greg Mayberry De Sharki T.C. Shields Randy Schirck Tito Olivarez Larry McFarland Precious Thibodeaux Randy Staats Leroy Seidel Richard Perry Ricky Milam Ashley White Bill Carter (head coach) Mike Sheffield Michael Riggs David Palmore Arie Wilson Larry Gibson (assistant coach) Ricky Smith James Robinson Carlos Perez Debbie Robledo (coach) Ruben Cantu (trainer) Scott Sparks DeRon Rutledge Oscar Perez Ruben Cantu (athletic trainer) Fred Nuesch (sports Martin Stroman Chris Walker Robert Pool Larry Madden (student trainer) information director) Dan Sutton Michael Webb Paul Rich Fred Nuesch (sports information) 1979 Football Team, 2014 Emmuel Thompson Lamont West Richard Ritchie Craig Merriman (student Gary Aguayo Carlos Tijerina Brian White Joe Rodriguez sports information) Gerald Allen Don Washington Bill Carter (head coach) Raul Rodriguez 1969-70 Track & Field Team, 2013 Sam Bailey Jafus White Darrell Pattillo, (assistant coach) James Ruthstrom Phelan Allee Joe Barefield Eldon Wilie Gilbert Belmontes (assistant Mickey Schwarz Tommy Argubright Marcus Bonner Calvin Williams coach) Larry Seidel Frank Bacy Clifford Burrow Tommy Williams Hughie Shaw Leon Bernsen Ned Butler Ronnie Woodard Mike Sheffield Joe Bravenec Juan Castillo Besario Yzaguirre Ricky Smith Charles Canales Chris Cernosek Mark Zinsmeister Glenn Starks Bill Chilcoat Allyn Chizer Ron Harms (coach) Martin Stroman Dale Cramer Harold Collins Pat Aguilar (assistant coach) Brian Sweeney Bob Daniels Randy Cretors Don Pittman (assistant coach) Larry Urban John Davenport Harry Culberson Pete Murray (assistant coach) Doug Walker Ronald Fielding Adan Diaz Doug McCutchen (assistant Javelina Jafus White Joseph Garza Keith Duran coach) Wade Whitmer Robert Gonzalez Dwayne Finley Bobby Jack Wright (assistant Hall of Fame... Jerry Wilbanks Dwight Harrison Jim Fitzgerald coach) Gil Steinke (coach) Earnest Haynes Randy Friedrich Robert Young (assistant coach) Includes Some David Corley (coach) David Hinojosa David Garza Willie Gipson (athletic trainer) John Cosgrove (coach) Jay James Wilson Gee Fred Nuesch (sports of the Top Fred Jonas (coach) Levi Johnson Reginald Gilford information director) Pete Murray (coach) Homer Martinez Andy Hawkins 1986 Men’s, Women’s Athletes and Gene Walkoviak (coach James Motz John Herrera Cross Country Team, 2014 Willie Gipson (trainer) William O’Connor Maurice Hill David Alvarez Coaches in the Fred Nuesch (sports information) John Perme Dereck Hillyer Ernie Bueno 1999-2000 Women’s Ernest Price Brooks Howard Rey Carreon History of Basketball Team, 2012 Steve Stewart Stuart Isdale David Garcia Anetta Anglin Dan Swan Larry James Orlando Gonzalez Intercollegiate LaNetta Anglin Bob Tumlinson Simon Johnson Simon Guerrero Jennifer Daniel Donald Washington Adrian Jones Raymond Rocha Athletics! Sheila Dotson Tommy Watson Jessie Jones Stacey Whitt Pat Lewandowski David Weathersby Johnny Jones Selina Armstrong Jennifer Rice Aaron Williams Loyd Jordan Julie Brown 2002 Javelina Softball Roster Name P Ht. Cl. Hometown (School) Michelle Bartch OF 5-8 Sr. Copperas Cove Mariana Casarez OF 5-7 Sr. Beeville Melissa Falcon OF 5-5 So. Rio Grande City Stacey Fleming OF 5-2 So. Lake Jackson (Brazoswood) Maria Gutierrez P 5-7 Sr. Pearland Ria Hoog INF 5-10 So. Castroville (Medina Valley) Kelli Huston SS 5-8 Jr. Fort Worth (Fossil Ridge) Meghan King P 5-7 Fr. Dumas Shawna Lawless INF 5-5 So. Austin (Connally) Sarah Norman 1B 5-6 Jr. Galveston (Ball) Janelle Ortega OF 5-1 So. San Antonio (Jay) Rachel Poslick INF 5-8 Jr. Enid, Okla. Amanda Sustaita 2B 5-1 Sr. Pasadena (Rayburn) Jessica Thigpen C 5-7 Fr. Victoria Brandy Thompson OF 5-6 So. Waller Wendy Wagster C 5-9 So. Harlingen (South) Lesley Zambrano OF 5-4 Sr. Carrizo Springs HEAD COACH: Brady Tigert ASSISTANT COACH: Jennifer Painter

Former Javelina Weds Ed Dodds was Javelina National Football recently married to Elizabeth Championship Anniversaries in 2019 Monroe at the Mansion by the Sea in Sept. 7 - 1959 National Champion Football Team Aransas Pass. Dodds is a 60th Anniversary Reunion former member of the Javelina Oct. 26 - 1969 National Champion Football Team football staff and is cur- 50th Anniversary Reunion rently assistant general manager for Nov. 9 - 1979 National Champion Football Team the Indianapo- lis Colts. He 40th Anniversary Football Team Reunion is the son of Scott and Jane Dodds of Kingsville. Recognizing Three of the Javelina National Championship Teams As They Celebrate Anniversaries!

For the Latest News In Javelina Nation Javelina Proud!!! Go To www.javelinaathletics.com Basketball Camp Javelina head men’s basketball 2019 Javelina Football Schedule coach Johnny Estelle addresses Sept. 7 – Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (1959 attendees at the Javelina Boys National Champion Football Team 60th Reunion). Basketball Camp last week in the Sept. 14 – Sul Ross State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic Heritage Steinke Center. More than 100 Weekend). took part in the week-long camp. Sept. 21 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame and 42 Days Until Champions Weekend). Sept. 28 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., TBA. Volleyball Team Oct. 5 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family Weekend/Military Appreciation Weekend). Reports for Oct. 12 – Western Oregon in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kingsville Community Appreciation Day). Preseason Oct. 19 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 7 p.m. Since Oct. 26 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Homecoming and Practice 1969 50th Anniversary Football Team Reunion). Nov. 2 - *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M., TBA. 1925... Nov. 9 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (First Responders Appreciation Weekend and 1979 40th Anniversary Football Team Nothing Is Reunion 63 Days Until Nov. 16 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, TBA. Nov. 23 - NCAA Division II first round playoffs, TBA. Better Opening Match In Nov. 30 - NCAA Division II second round playoffs, TBA. Dec. 7 - NCAA Division II quarterfinals, TBA. Than San Angelo Dec. 14 - NCAA Division II semifinals, TBA. Dec. 21 - NCAA Division II championship game, TBA. Being a *Lone Star Conference games. Javelina! 2019 Lone Star Conference Best Outdoor Track & Field Performances (Continued from Page 9) 10:49.24 – Amira Cunningham, WTAM. TAMUC. ASU. 23.94 – Kandice Miles, ENMU. LCU. 14.14 – Chelsea Cheek, TAMUC. 12-1.5 - Heather Shaffer, ASU. 43-7 – Ophelie De Oliveira, ASU. 23.96 – Tianna McKinney, 11:07.09 - Analynne Klotz, DBU. 14.36 – Karlea Duhon, ASU. 11-11.75 – Sophie Morrow, Discus WTAM. 11:21.79 - Poro Gahekave, LCU. 400-meter hurdles TAMUK. 201-3 – Daisy Osakue, ASU. 24.14 – Maijah Mathis, ENMU. 11:50.62 – Edna Cheptum, 59.21 – Minna Sveard, TAMUC. 11-3.75 – Maggie Waites, 182-8 – Zada Swoopes, WTAM. 24.49 – Kennedy Hudson, Cameron. 60.42 – Markaaisha Richardson, TAMUC. 176-7 – Norma Cunigan, WTAM. WTAM. 11:58.05 – Bridgett Cadenhead, TAMUC. 10-11.75 – Taylor McKinney, 158-11 - Ophelie De Oliveria, 400-meter dash ASU. 60.52 – Faith Roberson, ASU. TAMUK. ASU. 54.42 – Tianna McKinney, 5000-meter run 61.23 - Jordan Nash, ASU. 10-11.75 – Kayla Stephens, 158-5 – Mia Van Oudsthoorn, WTAM. 17:14.14 – Micaela Lamb, DBU. 61-41 – Karlea Duhon, ASU. ENMU. ASU. 55.16 – Nele Heinrich, WTAM. 17:47.92 – Mercy Rotich, ENMU. 400-meter relay Long jump Hammer 55.73 – Kaitlyn Matthews, ASU. 17:52.95 – Brandi Stalder, 45.54 – TAMUC 20-7.25 - Fatim Affessi, 197-8 – Racheal Somoye, 56.67 - Kylie Ponder, TSU. TAMUC. 45.61 – WTAM WTAM. TAMUK. 56.79 – Ariana Alexander, 17:57.45 - Jazmin Hernandez, 45.68 – ENMU. 19-1.5 – Trenadey Scott, ASU. 182-8 - Sara Ramos, ASU. TAMUC. ASU. 45.76 – ASU. 19-2.75 – Mackenzie Clark, 174-6 – Cheyenne Williams, 800-meter run 18:02.20 – Amira Cunningham, 46-04, TAMUK. TAMUC. WTAM. 2:14.78 – Shania Ford, ASU. LBU. 1600-meter relay 19-5.5 – Masmine McQuirter, 174-8 - Raeana Mayo, ASU. 2:16.32 – Poro Gahekave, LCU. 10000-meter run 3:43.37 – TAMUC. TSU. 163-5 – Norman Cunigan, 2:16.66 – Erman Jepleting, 33:32.51 – Kelsey Bruce, 3:44.21 – WTAM. 19-2.5 – Kaitlyn Matthews, ASU. WTAM. WTAM. DBU. 3:45.10 - ASU. Triple jump Javelin 2:17.70 - Kayla Gilbert, ASU. 38:58.31 – Brandi Stalder, 3:52.87 – TSU. 42-8.75 – Fatim Affessi, 163-6 - Talena Murray, ASU. 2:18.76 – Drew Warren, DBU. TAMUC. 3:54.09 - TAMUK. WTAM. 154-5 – Tamara Susa, TAMUC. 1500-meter run 38:58.31 – Sierra Stucky, High jump 42-0.5, Trenadey Scott, ASU. 151-2 – Madeleine Maltais, 4:40.40 – Micaela Lamb, DBU. MSU. 5-10 – Chelsea Cheek, TAMUC. 41-1.75 – Kaitlyn Matthews, TAMUK. 4:41.50 – Hannah Moore, DBU. 39:03.90 – Reagan Riley, TSU. 5-9.25 – LaGae Brigance, ASU. 138-3 – Raeana Mayo, ASU. 4:44.52 – Erman Jepleting, 39:28.50 – Alexus Ordaz, ASU. TAMUK. 39-1 – Mackenzie Clark, TAMUC. 135-9 – Audrey Fraghiere, ASU. WTAM. 100-meter hurdles 5-7.75 – Daisy Osakue, ASU. 38-8.75 – Talia Lujua, TAMUC. Heptathlon 4:45.05 – Mercy Rotich, ENMU. 13.88 - Jordan Nash, ASU. 5-7.25 – Cayli Yarbrough, Shot put 5256 - Karlea Duhon, ASU. 4:46.01 – Esmeralda Fuentes, 14.03 - Markaaisha Richardson, WTAM 53-1.5 – Zada Swoopes, WTAM. 4985 – Jordan Nash, ASU. TSU. TAMUC. 5-5.25 – Carri Yarbrough, 51-9.75 – Norma Cunigan, 4749 – Chelsea Cheek, TAMUC. 3000-meter steeplechase 14.12 – Madison Thetford, WTAM. WTAM. 4575 – Shanecia Baker, TAMUC. Pole vault 51-6.25 – Daisy Osakue, ASU. 4226 – Kendra Mims, 12-4.75 – Minna Sveard, 46-4.75 – Mia Van Oudsthoorn, TAMUC.

39 Days Until Attend Wedding Football Team Attendees at the wedding of former Reports For Javelina athletic staff member Ed Dodds and Preseason Elizabeth Monroe were, left to right, Practice Ruben Cantu, senior associate athletic director for athletic training; Kristen 64 Days Until Ciborowski Ballard, former Opening Game Javelina basketball player, and With Saginaw Chris Ballard, former Javelina football coach and Valley (Mich.) in now general manager of the Javelina Stadium Indianapolis Colts.