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Ottawa University Football School Records Special Team Records Kickoff Returns Ottawa University Football School Records Special Team Records Kickoff Returns Yards, Game, Individual 1. Terrance Polk II (6-for-218 yards) vs. Sterling College, Oct. 22, 2016 2. Joshua Stangby (4-for-165 yards) vs. Baker University, Sept. 7, 2013 3. Joshua Stangby (5-for-140 yards) vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 26, 2013 4. Clarence Anderson (5-for-128 yards) vs. Azusa Pacific University, Nov. 19, 2011 5. Timon Marshall (2-for-113 yards) vs. University of Central Missouri, Sept. 6, 2001 T-6. Clarence Anderson (2-for-112 yards) vs. Baker University, Aug. 28, 2010 T-6. Clarence Anderson (4-for-112 yards) vs. McPherson College, Sept. 18, 2010 8. Mauricio Uribe (4-for-102 yards) vs. Tabor College, Sept. 23, 2017 Yards, Game, Team 1. 242 vs. Sterling College, Oct. 22, 2016 2. 233 vs. McPherson College, Oct. 8, 2016 3. 225 vs. University of Central Missouri, Sept. 6, 2001 4. 184 vs. Tabor College , Sept. 23, 2017 5. 173 vs. Bethany College, Sept. 24, 2016 6. 165 vs. Baker University, Sept. 7, 2013 7. 149 vs. Friends University, Nov. 12, 2016 8. 148 vs. Friends University, Nov. 9, 2013 9. 142 vs. Tabor College, Oct. 17, 2016 10. 141 vs. Kansas Wesleyan University, September 8, 2012 Yards, Season, Team 1. 1251 (20.9 avg.) in 2016 2. 1,190 (22.0 avg.) in 2009 3. 1,154 (23.5 avg.) in 2013 4. 963 (19.7 avg.) in 2014 5. 805 (20.1 avg. ) in 2012 6. 814 (28.1 avg.) in 2003 7. 794 (15.9) in 2017 8. 792 (18.0 avg.) in 2010 9. 718 (17.5 avg. ) in 2011 10. 696 (21.1 avg.) in 2001 Average Return, Season, Individual 1. 31.2, Terrance Polk II in 2016 2. 30.3, Clarence Anderson in 2010 3. 30.0, Timon Marshall in 2001 4. 28.0, Joshua Stangby in 2013 5. 26.4, Clarence Anderson in 2011 6. 25.1, Jerrell Taylor in 2017 7. 24.2, Raul "Roy" Salas in 2000 8. 23.1, Clarence Anderson in 2009 9. 23.0, Dexter Hayes in 2012 10. 22.6 Terrance Polk, II in 2015 Average Return, Season, Team 1. 28.1 in 2003 2. 23.6 in 2013 T-3. 22.0 in 2009 T-3. 22.0 in 2008 5. 21.1 in 2001 6. 20.9 in 2016 7. 20.2 in 1999 8. 20.1 in 2012 9. 19.8 in 2000 10. 19.7 in 2014 Yards, Longest Return, Individual T-1. 100, Timon Marshall vs. University of Central Missouri, Sept. 6, 2001 T-1. 100, Ron Vaughn vs. Baker University, Nov. 18, 1955 T-3. 98, Terrance Polk II vs. Sterling College, Oct. 22, 2016 T-3. 98, DeVontae Anderson vs. Benedictine College, Sept. 13, 2014 T-5. 95, Joshua Stangby vs. Baker University, Sept. 7, 2013 T-5. 95, Clarence Anderson vs. Baker University, Aug. 28, 2010 T-7. 94, Joshua Stangby vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 26, 2013 T-7. 94, Larry Morris vs. Southwestern College, Sept. 16, 1972 9. 91, Clarence Anderson vs. Southwestern College, Nov. 8, 2008 10. 90, Joe Swinehart vs. Tabor College Nov. 1, 1986 Kickoff Return Attempts, Season, Individual 1. 37, Joshua Stangby in 2013 2. 31, Clarence Anderson in 2009 3. 21, Will Stewart in 2016 4. 19, Dexter Hayes in 2012 T-5. 18, Timon Marshall in 1999 T-5. 18, Clarence Anderson in 2010 T-5. 18, Desmond Robinson in 1994 8. 17, DeVontae Anderson in 2014 9. 15, Timon Marshall in 2001 T-10. 14, Timon Marshall in 1998 T-10. 14, Terrance Polk II in 2016 Kickoff Return Attempts, Career, Individual 1. 66, Clarence Anderson, 2008-2011 2. 50, Joshua Stangby, 2013-2014 3. 47, Timon Marshall, 1997-1999, 2001 4. 33, Dexter Hayes, 2012-2015 5. 24, Terrance Polk II, 2015-2016 T-6. 23, Will Stewart, 2015-Present T-6. 23, DeVontae Anderson, 2014-2015 8. 19, Shane Gimzo, 2009-2012 Kickoff Return Yards, Season, Individual 1. 1,036 (28.0 avg.), Joshua Stangby in 2013 2. 719 (23.1 avg.), Clarence Anderson in 2009 3. 546 (30.3 avg.), Clarence Anderson in 2010 4. 533 (24.2 avg.), Raul "Roy" Salas in 2000 5. 453 (21.6 avg.), Will Stewart in 2016 6. 450 (30.0 avg.), Timon Marshall in 2001 T-7. 437 (31.2 avg.), Terrance Polk II in 2016 T-7. 437 (23.0 avg.), Dexter Hayes in 2012 9. 380 (22.4 avg.), DeVontae Anderson in 2014 10. 373 (20.7 avg.), Timon Marshall in 1999 Kickoff Return Yards, Career, Individual 1. 1,762, Clarence Anderson, 2008-2011 2. 1,263, Joshua Stangby, 2013-2014 3. 1,122, Timon Marshall, 1997-1999, 2001 4. 730, Dexter Hayes, 2012-2015 5. 663, Terrance Polk II, 2015-2016 6. 525, DeVontae Anderson, 2014-2015 7. 453, Will Stewart, 2015-2017 8. 375, Shane Gimzo, 2009-2012 Kick Returns For a Touchdown, Season, Team 1. 7 in 2010 (4 PR, 3 KR) 2. 5 in 2011 (3 PR, 2 KR) 3. 4 in 2013 (2 PR, 2KR) Kick Returns for a Touchdown, Season, Individual 1. 4, Clarence Anderson in 2011 (2 PR, 2 KR) 2. 3, Clarence Anderson in 2010 (3 KR) 3. 2, Joshua Stangby in 2013 (2 KR) Kick Returns for a Touchdown, Career, Individual 1. 10, Clarence Anderson, 2008-2011 (4 PR, 6 KR) 2. 2, Joshua Stangby, 2013-2014 (2 KR) Punt Returns Returns in a Single Game T-1. 6, Clarence Anderson vs. Tabor College, Oct. 1, 2011 (106 yards) T-1. 6. Erik Brown vs. Sterling College, Oct. 19, 2013 (28 yards) T-3. 5, Erik Brown vs. University of Saint Mary, Oct. 12, 2013 (111 yards) T-3. 5, Erik Brown vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 26, 2013 (95 yards) T-3. 5, Shane Gimzo vs. Kansas Wesleyan University, Sept. 10, 2011 (34 yards) T-3. 5, Shane Gimzo vs. Bethel College, Sept. 11, 2010 (149 yards) T-3. 5, Corey Schultz vs. Bethany College, Oct. 18, 2008 (117 yards) T-8. 4, Will Stewart vs. McPherson College, Oct. 8, 2016 (23 yards) T-8. 4, Shane Gimzo vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 2, 2010 (45 yards) T-8. 4, Shane Gimzo vs. Tabor College, Oct. 9, 2010 (23 yards) T-8. 4, Shane Gimzo vs. University of Saint Mary, Oct. 23, 2010 (33 yards) T-8. 4, Corey Schultz vs. Friends University, Sept. 20, 2008 (80 Yards) T-8. 4, Clarence Anderson vs. Bethany College, Oct. 29, 2011 (74 yards) Longest Return in a Single Game 1. 92, Erik Brown vs. Kansas Wesleyan University, Nov. 2, 2013 2. 91, L.C. Conner vs. William Jewell College, Oct. 16, 1971 3. 88, Clarence Anderson vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 8, 2011 4. 87, Corey Schultz vs. Bethany College, Oct. 18, 2008 5. 84, Tracy Smith vs. Graceland University Oct. 21, 1978 6. 75, Shane Gimzo vs. Bethel College, Sept. 11, 2010 7. 60, Mark Thorson vs. William Jewell College, Oct. 14, 1978 8. 63, Kevin McBride vs. Baker University, Sept. 15, 1990 9. 54, Erik Brown vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 26, 2013 10. 52, Erik Brown vs. University of Saint Mary, Oct. 12, 2013 Longest Return for a Touchdown in a Single Game 1. 91, L.C. Conner vs. William Jewell College, Oct. 16, 1971 2. 88, Clarence Anderson vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 8, 2011 3. 87, Corey Schultz vs. Bethany College, Oct. 18, 2008 4. 75, Shane Gimzo vs. Bethel College, Sept. 11, 2010 5. 60, Mark Thorson vs. William Jewell College, Oct. 14, 1978 T-6. 63, Kevin McBride vs. Friends University, Sept. 29, 1990 T-6. 63, Kevin McBride vs. Baker University, Sept. 15, 1990 8. 54, Erik Brown vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 26, 2013 9. 48, Clarence Anderson vs. Bethany College, Oct. 29, 2011 Yards Per Return, Individual, Game 1. 61.5, Erik Brown vs. Kansas Wesleyan University, Nov. 2, 2013 2. 45.7, Clarence Anderson vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 10, 2011 3 29.8, Shane Gimzo vs. Bethel College, Sept. 11, 2010 4. 23.4, Corey Schultz vs. Bethany College, Oct. 18, 2008 5. 23.0, Clarence Anderson vs. Bethel College, Nov. 12, 2011 6. 22.2, Erik Brown vs. University of Saint Mary, Oct. 12, 2013 7. 22.0, Shane Gimzo vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 8, 2011 8. 20, Corey Schultz vs. Friends University, Sept. 20, 2008 9. 19, Erik Brown vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 26, 2013 Yards Per Return, Individual, Season 1. 21.8, Clarence Anderson in 2011 2. 19.5, Tracy Smith in 1978 3. 15.7, Sorrell Harvey in 1977 4. 15.2, Erik Brown in 2013 5. 13.6, Dexter Hayes in 2015 6. 13.0, Shane Gimzo in 2010 7. 11.8, Corey Schultz in 2008 8. 10.9, Will Stewart in 2016 9. 10.3, Nate Bruto in 2012 10. 10.2, Raul "Roy" Salas in 1999 Yards Per Return, Season 1. 20.5 in 2011 2. 15.3 in 2010 3. 14.4 in 2013 4. 11.1 in 2008 5. 10.2 in 2001 6. 10.0 in 2016 7. 9.9 in 2009 8. 8.9 in 2017 9. 8.7 in 2015 10. 8.4 in 2012 Number of Punt Returns in a Season, Individual 1. 33, Raul "Roy" Salas in 2000 2. 31, Erik Brown in 2013 T-3. 23, Clarence Anderson in 2011 T-3. 23, Corey Schultz in 2009 5. 22, Shane Gimzo in 2010 T-6. 17, Jamal Gaines in 2001 T-6. 17, Raul "Roy" Salas in 1999 8.
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