Best Wishes To This Week’s Graduates VOLUME XV, NO. 17 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 DEC. 10, 2014 Basketball Teams Resume Pre-Holiday Schedules After taking a week off for Petersburg and will face the Jamar Goodwin, 6-4 junior Trevon Young, 6-5 freshman court Jan. 3 against Schreiner in final examinations, the Texas University of Tampa Tuesday forward from Ennis, leads the team forward from Bradenton, Fla., Kingsville and opens Lone Star A&M-Kingsville men’s and night in Tampa. in scoring with a 14.0 average and averages 10.4 and Malcolm Conference play Jan. 8 with Texas women’s basketball teams return The Javelina women will host he one of four Javelinas averaging Brunner, 6-6 senior forward from A&M-Commerce, also in the to action, the women this weekend St. Edward’s at 5 p.m. Saturday in double figures. Brunswick, Ga., averages 10.3. Steinke Center. and the men next week. and then head north to Alaska for Troy Jones, 6-7 junior Brunner is the top rebounder The Javelina women are 0-6. The men will be in Florida games Dec. 19-20 with Alaska- forward from Alexandria, La., hits with a 6.4 average. Micah Weaver, 5-9 Monday and Tuesday for a pair of Anchorage and Alaska-Fairbanks, at a 13.8 average; D.J. Weathers, Tampa is 3-4 and is led in sophomore guard from Poth, is the games. both in Anchorage. 6-2 junior guard from Mexia, scoring (18.1) and rebounding (8.9) team’s leading scorer with an 11.3 The Javelinas take on Eckerd The Javelinas are 3-5 for the averages 12.5 and Jordan Jahr, 6-7 by Eugene McCrory, 6-8 senior center average. College Monday night in St. year. senior forward from Austin (Lake from Washington D.C. Kyra Bauer, 5-9 junior Travis), hits 10.6 a game. Jordan Davis, 5-10 senior forward from Hutto, leads the Jones is the top rebounder guard from Tampa, averages 16.0 rebounding with a 5.5 average and with a 7.6 average. and Austin Rettig, 6-6 sophomore Weaver pulls down 5.3 a game. Eckerd is 4-2 for the year. forward from Dallas (Prestonwood St. Edward’s is 5-2 for the The Tritons are led in scoring Academy), has a 14.3 average. year. by Jerrick Stevenson, 6-5 junior The Javelinas will take on Lexi Fatheree, 5-10 forward from Lakeland, Fla., with a Our Lady of the Lake Dec. 20 in sophomore forward from 14.8 average. San Antonio to close out their pre- Richmond (Foster), is the leading E.J. Moody, 6-3 junior guard holiday schedule. scorer with a 16.4 average. from Lakeland, hits 13.5 a game; The squad returns to the (Continued on Page 4) Pesek Academic All-America First Team Texas A&M-Kingsville Pesek led the Javelina many first-team All-Americans as defensive back Trevor Pesek defense this fall, getting 95 any school in the country. joined a long list of Javelina tackles. He also had two Pesek is the 72nd Javelina to athletes who have been first-team interceptions, three pass be named to an All-America first All-Americans when he was breakups, threer quarterback hits, unit and these 72 Javelinas have named to the NCAA Division II a forced fumble and two fumble received positions on 171 All- Academic All-America first unit recoveries. America first teams. last week. Henderson (Ark.) State Running back Johnny Bailey The Academic All-America quarterback Kevin Rodgers was has been the most honored of the team is sponsored by Capital One named the Academic All-American Javelinas, appearing on 14 first and is selected by the College of the Year. teams. He was first-team All- Sports Information Directors of To be eligible for the America for four consecutive America members. academic lineup, an athlete must years on the Associated Press Pesek, grad student from Inez have at least a 3.3 cumulative Little All-America and AFCA All- (Vanderbilt Industrial), is the grade point average, be at least a America teams. No other player second Javelina to be an sophomore and be a varsity has been so honored. Academic All-America first team starter or key reserve. Bailey was also on the honoree in the past three years. The only other Lone Star Football Writers of America All- Zane Brown, who is now a Conference athlete on the team is America first team and no other graduate assistant football coach Charles Moore, defensive back at non-Division I players has had a for the Javelinas, was on the 2012 Tarleton State. berth on that unit. Trevor Pesek squad. The Javelinas have had as (Continued on Page 6) Weaver, Jones IBC Bank Honorees Javelina Hash Texas A&M-Kingsville Stephanie Johns, volleyball Trey Mitchell, football By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs basketball players Micah Weaver Mike Greathouse, football Sept. 1-7 and Troy Jones were named the Sept. 8-14 Ashley Bukowski, volleyball IBC Bank players of the week for Ashley Bukowski, volleyball Francisco Solis, cross country THEY CALL THE recipient of the Harlon Hill Trophy each their performances last week. season the NCAA Division II player of the year. Weaver, 5-9 sophomore guard Actually, it’s pretty much the offensive back of the year. from Poth, had 31 points in two This year’s nine finalists were named last week and seven of games. the nine are quarterbacks. The other two are running backs. She had 12 points, three There isn’t a Lone Star Conference player in the final nine, and rebounds, an assist and a steal in this is believed to be the first time since the award was started in an exhibition game with S.F. Austin 1986 that the league has been shut out. State. Javelina running back Johnny Bailey is the only athlete to Weaver had 19 points, nine receive the award three times. He was the recipient in 1987, 1988 rebounds and two assists in an and 1989 and was runnerup in the 1986 voting. outing with St. Mary’s. The recipient of this year’s award will be announced Dec. 19 Jones, 6-7 junior forward from and a luncheon honoring the winner will be held Jan. 9 on the Alexandria, La., also had 31 points University of North Alabama campus. in two games. Six of the finalists helped lead their teams to the post season He has 14 points, 11 playoffs this fall. rebounds, five steals, an assist NCAA Division II Super Region Four players on the final ballot and a blocked shot against St. Mary’s and followed with 17 are Anthony Bilal, Lake Erie (Ohio) running back; Mark Miller, points, eight rebounds, two Ohio Dominican quarterback, and Jason Vander Laan, Ferris assists and two steals in a game (Mich.) State quarterback. with Texas A&M International. The Lone Star Conference competes in Super Region Four. Both were players of the week Harlon Hill Trophy Finalists for the first time this season. Anthony Abenjoa, Pittsburg (Kan.) State, quarterback. IBC Bank Athletes of the Week Anthon Bilal, Lake Erie (Ohio), running back. Nov. 23-29 Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman (Tenn.), running back. Kyra Bauer, basketball Averaging In Double Figures Steven Laurino, Long Island-Post (N.Y.), quarterback. Jamar Goodwin, basketball C.J. Weathers, 6-2 junior guard from Mexia, is one of four Javelinas Sean McCartney, West Chester (Pa.), quarterback. Nov. 16-22 averaging in double figures. He hits 12.5 a game and will be in the Mark Miller, Ohio Dominican, quarterback. Lauren Jay, basketball lineup when the Javelinas resume play Monday in Florida. Kevin Rodgers, Henderson (Ark.) State, quarterback. Don Thomas, basketball Tyler Sullivan, Delta (Miss.) State, quarterback. Nov. 9-15 Jason Vander Laan, Ferris (Mich.) State, quarterback. Krystal Faison, volleyball 2014-15 Javelina Men’s Remaining Basketball Schedule Brandon James, football Dec. 15 – Eckerd in St. Petersburg, Fla., 7:30 p.m. (EST). Nov. 2-Nov. 8 THE NCAA DIVISION II national football playoffs are down Dec. 16 – Tampa in Tampa, Fla., 7 p.m. (EST). Ashley Rivera, golf to the final four and the semifinal round will be Saturday. Dec. 20 – Our Lady of the Lake in San Antonio, 1 p.m. Jordan Thomas, football Colorado State-Pueblo is the Super Region Four representative, Jan. 3 – Schreiner in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Oct. 26-Nov. 1 having defeated Ohio Dominican last weekend in Pueblo. Jan. 8 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Stephanie Johns, volleyball The Timberwolves will meet West Georgia from Super Region Jan. 10 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 7:30 p.m. Jorge Alanis, cross country Two in the semis. Jan. 14 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 7:30 p.m. (MST). Oct. 19-25 In the other semifinal, Concord (W. Va.) meets Minnesota State. Jan. 17 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Krystal Faison, volleyball Jan. 21 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 7:30 p.m. The two winners will go to Kansas City, Kan., for the Shawn Vasquez, football Jan. 24 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. championship game. Oct. 12-18 Jan. 31 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Kelsey Washington, volleyball Feb. 4 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 7:30 p.m. THREE NCAA DIVISION II bowl games were played last Trevor Pesek, football Feb. 7 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 4 p.m. weekend. Oct. 5-11 Feb. 12 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Texas A&M-Commerce, the Lone Star Conference Casey Klobedans, volleyball Feb. 14 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7:30 p.m. champion bypassed for the NCAA Division II playoffs, won the Emmanuel Ibanez, cross Feb. 18 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 7:30 p.m. Heart of Texas Bowl in Copperas Cove, defeating East Central, 72- country Feb. 21 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 6 p.m. 21. Sept. 29-Oct. 4 Feb. 28 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m. The Lions had 613 total yards in the game and 480 came Casey Klobedans, volleyball March 4-7 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Allen. through the air. Trevor Moses, football March 13-16 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Sept. 22-28 TAMUC ended with an 8-3 record while East Central, formerly Championships, TBD. Krystal Faison, volleyball of the LSC and now in the Great American Conference, has a 6-4 *Lone Star Conference games. record. (Continued on Page 3) Greg Pitre, football Sept. 15-21 Upcoming Javelina Events Javelina Hash Dec. 13 – Women’s Basketball: St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 5 p.m. By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Dec. 15 – Men’s Basketball: Eckerd in St. Petersburg, Fla., 7:30 p.m. (EST). Dec. 16 – Men’s Basketball: Tampa in Tampa, Fla., 7 p.m. (EST). Dec. 19 – Women’s Basketball: Alaska-Anchorage in Anchorage, Alaska, (Continued from Page 2) 7 p.m. A crowd of 1,721 attended the game under clear skies and with Dec. 20 – Men’s Basketball: Our Lady of the Lake in San Antonio, 1 p.m. a temperature in the mid-60s. Women’s Basketball: Alaska-Fairbanks in Anchorage, Alaska, Central Missouri of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic 5 p.m. Association beat Southeastern Oklahoma of the GAC, 48-21, in the Jan. 1 – Women’s Basketball: Our Lady of the Lake in Kingsville, 3 p.m. Live United Bowl in Texarkana, Ark., and Sioux Falls (S.D.) of the Jan. 3 – Men’s Basketball: Schreiner in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Northern Sun Intercollegiate Athletic Conference downed Central Jan. 7 – Women’s Basketball: *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Jan. 8 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Oklahoma of the MIAA, 42-10, in the Mineral Water Bowl in Kingsville, 2 & 4 p.m. Excelsior Springs, Mo. Jan. 10 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Tarleton State in Stephenville, Southeastern and Central Oklahoma are former members of the LSC. 5:30 & 7:30 p.m. There were 1,500 fans at the Mineral Water Bowl and the Jan. 14 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Eastern New Mexico in estimated attendance at the Live United Bowl was 3,502. Portales, N.M., 5:30 & 7:30 p.m. (MST). Jan. 16 – Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field: Texas A&M 13-Team THE SITES HAVE been set for all but one of the Lone Star Invitational Meet in College Station. Conference Championships next semester and none will be coming Jan. 17 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *West Texas A&M in to Kingsville…unless the Javelinas can become the top seed in Kingsville, 2 & 4 p.m. (EmbroidMe sponsor) softball or baseball. Jan. 21 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 5:30 The team finishing first in the regular-season standings will host & 7:30 p.m. the championships in those two sports. Top Scorer Jan. 24 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 4 & 6 p.m. (Mike Shaw Toyota sponsor) (Coaches vs. A site hasn’t been determined for the women’s golf tournament. Micah Weaver, 5-9 sophomore Cancer game). It has been located in the Metroplex area for the past few years. guard from Poth, is the top scorer for the Javelina women’s basket- Jan. 30 – Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field: Texas Tech The conference men’s and women’s cross country meets were Invitational Meet in Lubbock. held in Wichita Falls two weeks ago and the volleyball championship ball team, averaging 11.3 points a game. Jan. 31 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 4 was held at the site of the No. 1 seed, which was West Texas A&M. & 6 p.m. (Blake Fulenwider Dodge-Jeep-Chrysler NCAA Division II Men’s xx 2014-15 Lone Star Conference sponsor). Remaining Championship Dates, Sites Basketball Poll Feb. 1 – Women’s Tennis: Texas-Pan American in Edinburg, 11 a.m. Feb. 28-March 1 – Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field Compiled by the National Feb. 3 – Softball: Texas A&M International in Kingsville (DH), 4 p.m. Championships in Lubbock (Texas Tech indoor facility). Association of Basketball Feb. 4 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Eastern New Mexico in March 4-7 – Men’s & Women’s Basketball Championships in Coaches Kingsville, 5:30 & 7:30 p.m. (IBC Bank sponsor) Rank Team Allen (Allen Event Center). (Pack the House) 1. West Liberty (W. Va.) April 19-21 – Women’s Golf Championships, site TBA. Feb. 5 – Baseball: Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) in Grand Prairie, 1 p.m. 2. Southern Connecticut Feb. 6 – Baseball: Southwestern Oklahoma in Grand Prairie, 1 p.m. April 24-25 – Women’s Tennis Championships in Lawton, Okla. 3. Bellarmine (Ky.) (Cameron). Feb. 7 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 2 4. Florida Southern & 4 p.m. May 1-2 – Softball Championships on campus of No. 1 seed. 5. Indiana (Pa.) Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field: Ramapo College May 7-9 – Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field 6. Central Missouri Invitational Meet in New York, N.Y. Championships in San Angelo (Angelo State Stadium). 7. Tarleton State Baseball: Southern Arkansas in Grand Prairie, 4 p.m. May 7-9 – Baseball Championships on campus of No. 1 seed. 8. Colorado-Colorado Springs Feb. 8 – Women’s Golf: Jack Brown Memorial Tournament in Laredo. 9. Metro (Colo.) State Feb. 9 – Women’s Golf: Jack Brown Memorial Tournament in Laredo. BILLY HILL JR., who was a member of the sports 10. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) Feb. 10 – Softball: St. Edward’s in Austin (DH), 4 p.m. information office staff while an undergraduate at Texas A&I, has a 11. Augustana (S.D.) Women’s Golf: Jack Brown Memorial Tournament in Laredo. son, Billy Hill III, who was the subject of an article in a University 12. Barry (Fla.) Feb. 11 – Women’s Basketball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 7 p.m. of Arkansas-Pine Bluff magazine recently. 13. Minnesota State Feb. 12 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in The son was a student at UAPB during the construction of a 14. Drury (Mo.) Commerce, 5:30 & 7:30 p.m. 29,000-foot STEM (science technology engineering mathematics) 15. Alabama-Huntsville Feb. 13 – Baseball: Newman (Kan.) in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. Academy and Conference Center on campus. 16. Indianapolis (Ind.) Softball: Southeastern Oklahoma Regional Invitational Billy III was walking by the building site and was offered a job 17. California Baptist Tournament in Durant, Okla. as a project engineer for the company building the structure. 18. Mount Olive (N.C.) vs. St. Mary’s, 12:30 p.m. In his final semester at UAPB, he accepted the job and became 19. Minnesota State-Moorhead vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 3 p.m. responsible for scheduling sub-contractors, monitoring the budget 20. Michigan Tech Feb. 14 – Baseball: Newman (Kan.) in Kingsville, 1 p.m. and submitting information to the architects. Other teams receiving votes Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, Billy III received his industrial technology degree and continues includes Angelo State and Texas 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. to work for the company. His next construction project will be at a A&M-Commerce. college in Little Rock, Ark. (Bold-faced and italicized teams Bold-faced games and matches are in Kingsville. Bill Jr. is from Kingsville. (Continued on Page 4) are in the Lone Star Conference) *Lone Star Conference games/matches. Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs

(Continued from Page 3) LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: …..Eight Lone Star Conference runners were named to the NCAA Division II All-South Central Region cross country teams. Six of the eight are at West Texas A&M: senior Michaela Johnson, freshman Geoffrey Kipchumba, freshman Lauren Laisure, senior Emma Love, senior Armando Rueda and senior Brett Villarreal. The other two are senior Gabriela Ruiz of Midwestern State and senior Amber Saiz of Eastern New Mexico. …..Jack Scott, head football coach at Eastern New Mexico in 1970-77, died last week. His best season was in 1975 when the team went 8-3. Scott was a radio commentator after his retirement and was a distinguished faculty emeriti at ENMU. …..Midwestern State volleyball will hold an open tryout Sunday. The session is for 2015 high school graduates or junior college transfers. …..The West Texas A&M men’s cross country team spent an evening with a Boys and Girls Club in Louisville, Ky., for the NCAA Division II national cross country championships last weekend. It was part of the NCAA Division II National Championships Festival that featured title events in six sports. Get-Together The athletes played basketball games and also helped prepare Dr. James Davis, center, a member of the Javelina football team in the late 1950s, with Sam Fugate, right, and serve food for the participants. Kingsville mayor, and Ruben Cantu, senior associate athletic director for the Javelinas, at a recent meeting in Houston. Davis was on the 1959 Javelina team that won the first of seven national championships for the university. NCAA DIVISION II notes: …..A benefit dinner will be held for Drew Graham Sunday in Basketball Teams 2014-15 Javelina Women’s Alamosa, Colo. Back In Action Graham was a four-time NCAA Division II national cross Remaining Basketball Schedule country and track and field champion at Adams (Colo.) State and This Weekend Dec. 13 – St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 5 p.m. Dec. 19 – Alaska-Anchorage in Anchorage, Alaska, 7 p.m. was the Division II male athlete of the year. (Continued from Page 1) Dec. 20 – Alaska-Fairbanks in Anchorage, Alaska, 5 p.m. He graduated in 2012 and has been the distance coach at Mileka Loydrake, 5-6 Jan. 1 – Our Lady of the Lake in Kingsville, 3 p.m. Abilene Christian for the past two seasons. sophomore guard from Houston Jan. 7 – *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Graham dove into a reservoir on Sept. 20 and shattered his C4 (Clear Springs), averages 15.1 a Jan. 8 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 11 a.m.. vertebra. game. Jan. 10 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 5:30 p.m. He remains hospitalized. Kathleen Brisbane, 5-11 Jan. 14 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 5:30 p.m. senior forward from Kansas City, …..The University of Tampa won the NCAA Division II Jan. 17 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Kan., leads the Hilltoppers in national volleyball championship last weekend, defeating Southwest Jan. 21 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 5:30 p.m. rebounding with a 6.7 average. Minnesota State, 3-0, in the title match in Louisville, Ky. Jan. 24 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 4 p.m. The Javelinas meets Alaska- Arkansas-Fort Smith, the South Central Region winner, Jan. 31 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Anchorage Dec. 19 and Alaska- reached the semifinal round before losing to the eventual Feb. 4 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 5:30 p.m. Fairbanks the following night. champions. Feb. 7 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 2 p.m. After the trip, the Javelinas …..Adams (Colo.) State won its third consecutive men’s Feb. 11 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 7 p.m. take a break for the holidays and NCAA Division II national cross country title last weekend in Feb. 12 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 5:30 p.m. will host Our Lady of the Lake Jan. Louisville, Ky. Feb. 14 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 3 in the Steinke Center. Feb. 18 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 5:30 p.m. Grand Valley (Mich.) State took the women’s cross country They will open Lone Star Feb. 21 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 4 p.m. trophy and it was the Lakers’ fourth title in the past five years. Conference play Jan. 7 with Texas Feb. 28 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 4 p.m. Woman’s in Kingsville. March 3-7 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Allen. www.javelinaathletics.com *Lone Star Conference games. Five Tournaments Set For ‘15 Women’s Golf A five-tournament schedule Tournament in Pottsboro (Texas has been set for the Texas A&M- A&M-Commerce host). Kingsville women’s golf team in March 16-17 – Sugar Tree the spring, according to head Invitational Tournament in coaches Alessandra and Mark Granbury. Dominguez. April 19-21 – Lone Star The team opens Feb. 8-10 at Conference Championships at a the Jack Brown Memorial site to be determined. Tournament in Laredo. Other meets are the Islander Invitational Tournament Feb. 23- 14 in Corpus Christi, the Texoma Chevy Dealers Lion Spreading Cheer Intercollegiate Tournament Members of the Javelina athletic teams went Christmas caroling last week in neighborhoods. The group March 9-10 in Pottsboro, the spreads Christmas cheer each year in December. Women’s Sugar Tree Invitational Tournament March 16-17 in NCAA Division II All-Super Region Four Football Team Lipan and the Lone Star First Team Offense Texas A&M, So., 5-10, 181, Amarillo. S – Charles Moore, Tarleton Conference Championships April QB – Jason Vander Laan, Ferris First Team Defense State, Sr., 5-10, 200, Carrollton. 19-21 at a site to be determined. (Mich.) State, Jr., 6-4, 241, Frankfort, Ill. DL – Darius Allen, Colorado P – Patrick Carney, New 2015 Javelina Women’s RB – Anthony Bilal, Lake Erie State-Pueblo, Sr., 6-4, 251, Pueblo, Mexico Highlands, Sr., 6-0, 215, Chico, (Ohio), Jr., 5-7, 170, Painesville, Ohio. Colo. Calif. Golf Schedule RB – E’Lon Spight, Eastern New DL – Justin Zimmer, Ferris Second Team Offense Feb. 8-10 – Jack Brown Mexico, Sr., 5-10, 200, St. Louis, Mo. (Mich.) State, Jr., 6-3, 258, Greenville, Includes QB Kyle Washington, Memorial Tournament in Laredo WR – Tyler Slavin, New Mexico Mich. Angelo State, Jr., 6-5, 205, Humble; RS (Texas A&M International host). Highlands, Sr., 6-2, 215, Corona, Calif. DL – Matt Judon, Grand Valley Anthony Yancy, Angelo State, Sr., 6-1, Feb. 23-24 – Islander WR – Reece Horn, Indianapolis (Mich.) State, Jr., 6-4, 255, West 170, Fresno, Calif. Invitational Tournament in (Ind.), Jr., 6-3, 215, Carmel, Ind. Bloomfield, Mich. Second Team Defense Corpus Christi (Texas A&M- Freshman Shooter TE – Cole Spurgeon, Colorado LB – Nores Fradi, Wayne (Mich.) Includees LB Seth Bailey, Corpus Christi host). Will West, 6-3 guard from Mines, Jr., 6-3, 235, Gretna, Neb. State, Sr., 6-1, 216, Dearborn Heights, Eastern New Mexico, Sr., 6-2, 230, March 9-10 – Texoma Chevy League City (Clear Lake), is a OL – Jacob VanderKlok, Ferris Mich. Texico, N.M. Dealers Lion Intercollegiate freshman member of the men’s (Mich.) State, Sr., 6-6, 306, Caledonia, LB – Kole Kadavy, Colorado basketball team this season. Mich. Mines, Sr., 5-11, 205, Greeley, Colo. OL – Scotland Coyle, Colorado LB – Rush Seaver, Angelo State, State-Pueblo, Sr., 6-3, 265, Longmont, Sr, 6-3, 250, Lampasas. Colo. LB – Jared Koster, New Mexico OL – Justin Glover, Ferris (Mich.) Highlands, Sr., 6-1, 210, Corona, Calif. State, Sr., 6-0, 316, Grand Rapids, Mich. CB – Stephan Dickens, Colorado OL – Shadow Stokes, State-Pueblo, Sr., 5-9, 172, Aurora, Going For Midwestern State, Sr., 6-3, 290, Kilgore. Colo. No. 6 OL – Perrin Cunningham, Ohio CB – C.J. Roberts, Colorado Dominican, Sr., 6-2, 275, Cincinnati, State-Pueblo, Sr., 6-0, 180, Boynton The Javelina Ohio. Beach, Fla. baseball team RS – Stephan Dickens, Colorado S – Deonte Hurst, Grand Valley will be going State-Pueblo, Sr.,5-9, 172, Aurora, Colo. (Mich.) State, Sr., 5-11, 185, Kentwood, for its second PK – Conner Hollabaugh, West Mich. consecutive Lone Star Conference championship 2015 Javelina Indoor Track & Field Schedule this spring and its sixth since Jan. 16 – Texas A&M 12-Team Invitational Meet in College Station. starting the Jan. 30-31 – Texas Tech Invitational Meet in Lubbock. program in Feb. 7 – Ramapo College Invitational Meet in New York, N.Y. 1993. Feb. 28-March 1 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Lubbock. March 14-15 – NCAA Division II Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Ala. Impressive Football All-American List Adds Another (Continued from Page 1) biology major, New Castle, Pa. exercise science major, Fishers, Little All-America, Football Associated Press Little-America, Offensive lineman Roberto OL – Matt Borowicz, Ind. Gazette/USA Today All-America. D2Football.com All-America, Garza, currently a starter for the Minnesota-Crookston, Sr., 3.90 P – Daniel Backx, American 2010 – Tressor Baptiste, Football Gazette All-America. Chicago Bears, was on 11 All- GPA, health science major, International (Mass.), Sr., 3.88 linebacker, AFCA All-America. 2000 – Roberto Garza, America first teams. Stephen, Minn. GPA, physical therapy major, 2006 – John Cook, offensive offensive lineman, AFCA All- Between 1965 and 2006, the OL – Josh Meeker, Evesham, England. lineman, AFCA All-America America, Associated Press Little Javelinas had at least one first- Minnesota State-Sr., 3.80 GPA, K – Tom Obarski, Concordia- 2005 – Deandrae Fillmore, All-America, NCAA Division II team All-American for 42 construction management, Omaha, St. Paul (Minn.), Sr., 3.81 GPA, linebacker, Associated Press Little All-America, Football Gazette All- consecutive seasons, another Neb. finance major, Burnsville, Minn. All-America, D2Football.com All- America, D2Football.com All- exclusive among collegiate OL – Cole Parker, Concordia- Academic All-American of America, Daktronics All-America, America and USAFootball.com programs. St. Paul (Minn.), Jr., 3.94 GPA, the Year – Kevin Rodgers, College Sports Report All-America. All-America. The Javelinas have had at criminal justice major, Brookfield, Henderson (Ark.) State 2004 – Deandra Fillmore, 1999 – Roberto Garza, least one All-American in 46 of the Wis. Javelina First-Team linebacker, Daktronics All-America. offensive lineman, AFCA All- past 50 campaigns. OL – Sam Parker, Chadron All-America Honorees 2003 – Eddie Moten, America, Associated Press Little The Javelinas had five (Neb.) State, Sr., 3.85 GPA, 2014 – Trevor Pesek, defensive back, D2Football.com All-America, NCAA Division II different players make All-America communication arts major, defensive back, Academic All- All-America All-America, Football Gazette/USA first teams in 1977. Harrison, Neb. America Kevin Palmer, center, AFCA Today All-America, All-America The first Javelina to make an OL – Will Poteat, Wingate 2012 – Jeremy Aguilar, All-America, Football Gazette All- Football Foundation All-America. All-America first team was (N.C.), Grad, 3.85 GPA, accounting linebacker, AFCA All-America America, D2Football.com All- 1998 – Cliff Clemons, running back Leroy Fry, who was major, Vale, N.C. Zane Brown, defensive America,Daktronics All-America. offensive lineman, Associated on the 1938 Helms Foundation All- DL – Zach Sandstrom, lineman, CoSIDA Academic All- 2002 – Mike Clay, defensive Press Little All-America. America roster. Chadron (Neb.) State, Sr., 3.94 America. line, AFCA All-America Cedric Johnson, 2014 NCAA Division II GPA, health and physical 2011 – Jonathan Woodson, 2001 – Kiah Johnson, defensive back, Associated Press Academic All-America education major, Chadron, Neb. running back, Associated Press linebacker, AFCA All-America, (Continued on Page 7) Football Team DL – Bryan Thomson, East QB – Kevin Rodgers, Stroudsburg (Pa.), Sr., 3.41 GPA, Henderson (Ark.) State, Grad, 3.81 business management major, grade point average, business Keyport, N.J. administration major, Rockwall. DL – Jesse Trent, Fort Hays RB – Giresse Forchu, (Kan.) State, Sr., 3.89 GPA, biology Missouri Southern, Jr., 3.80 GPA, major, Dodge City, Kan. biology major, Forney. DL – Justin Zimmer, Ferris RB – Connor Thomas, (Mich.) State, Jr., 3.87 GPA, Minnesota State, Jr., 3.87 GPA, business management/marketing exercise science major, Chicago, major, Greenville, Mich. Ill. LB – Eric Reimer, Northwest WR – Alex Macaulay, West Missouri State, Sr., 3.92 GPA, Georgia, Sr., 3.80 GPA, marketing/ business management major, finance major, Lakeville, Minn. Menomonee Falls, Wis. WR – Lee Mayhall, North LB – Spencer Lynn, Alabama, Jr., 4.00 GPA, industrial California (Pa.), Grad, 3.65 GPA, hygiene major, Jackson, Tenn. business administration major, TE – John Matarazzo, Belle Vernon, Pa. Mercyhurst (Pa.), Jr., 4.00 GPA, LB – Tyler Zimmer, Seton Hill (Pa.), Sr., 3.80 GPA, elementary education/pre-K4 major, Harrison City, Pa. Lone Star DB – Trevor Pesek, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Grad, 3.94 Conference GPA, kinesiology major, Inez (Vanderbilt Industrial). DB – Colin Kimball, Mercyhurst (Pa.), Sr., 3.97 GPA, graphic design major, Erie, Pa. DB – Charles Moore, Javelina All-Americans Still The Tarleton State, Sr., 3.83 GPA, kinesiology major, Carrollton. These three Javelina football All-Americans were together recently at a meeting in Houston. Left to right are Jim Brown, who played on the 1969 and 1970 national championship teams; Richard Ritchie, center, DB – Koby Orris, One! who quarterbacked three teams to national titles in 1974-76, had a 39-0 record as a starter and was All- Indianapolis (Ind.), Sr., 3.89 GPA, American as a player and academically, and Moses Horn, who was a three-time All-American in 1986-87. Football All-America Football Roster Continues to Grow (Continued from Page 6) Today All-America, C.M. Frank offensive lineman, Associated 1979 – Andy Hawkins, defensive lineman, AFCA All- Little All-America, AFCA All- All-America Press Little All-America, Football linebacker, Associated Press Little America, Universal Sports All- America, NCAA Division II All- 1992 – Earl Dotson, offensive News All-America. All-America, AFCA All-America, America. America, Football lineman, Associated Press Little James Jefferson, NAIA All-America. Levi Johnson, defensive Gazette/USA Today All-America All-America, C.M. Frank All- defensive back, Football News All- Jafus White, defensive back, Gridiron Magazine All-America. Randy Palmer, tight end, America, AFCA All-America, America. back, NAIA All-America, Mizlou 1971 – Eldridge Small, wide Successful Farming Magazine All- Football Gazette/USA Today All- 1984 – Neal LaHue, Network All-America. receiver, Associated Press Little America. America. placekicker, AFCA All-America. 1978 – Billy John, offensive All-America, AFCA All-America; 1997 – Chris Hensley, 1991 – Brian Nielson, 1983 – Loyd Lewis, offensive line, Associated Press Little All- Levi Johnson, defensive linebacker, AFCA All-America, offensive lineman, Associated lineman, Associated Press Little America. back, Associated Press Little All- Associated Press Little All- Press Little All-America, AFCA All- All-America, AFCA All-America. Wade Whitmer, America, NAIA All-America. America, Football Gazette/USA America. 1982 – Darrell Green, linebacker, CoSIDA Academic All- Floyd Goodwin, CoSIDA Today All-America. 1990 – Keithen DeGrate, defensive back, Associated Press America. Academic All-America. 1996 – Todd Perkins, offensive lineman, Associated Little All-America, AFCA All- 1977 – Larry Collins, 1970 – Margarito Guerrero, offensive lineman, AFCA All- Press Little All-America, Football America. running back, Associated Press defensive lineman, Associated America, Associated Press Little Gazette/USA Today All-America, 1981 – Durwood Roquemore, Little All-America, NAIA All- Press Little All-America, NAIA All-America, NCAA Division II AFCA All-America. defensive back, AFCA All- America, Mizlou Network All- All-America. All-America, Football Gazette/USA 1989 – Johnny Bailey, America, NAIA All-America. America. Dwight Harrison, wide Today All-America. running back, Associated Press 1980 – Donald Washington, Johnny Barefield, receiver, AFCA All-America. 1995 – Jermane Mayberry, Little All-America, AFCA All- defensive back, Associated Press defensive lineman, AFCA All- Karl Douglas, offensive lineman, Associated America, Football Writers of Little All-America, AFCA All- America. quarterback, NAIA All-America. Press Little All-America, NCAA America All-America, Football America. Glenn Starks, wide Robert Young, linebacker, Division II All-America, Gazette/USA Today All-America, Durwood Roquemore, receiver, NAIA All-America. NAIA All-America. Football Gazette/USA Today ESPN All-America. defensive back, NAIA All-America. Wade Whitmer, 1969 – Alvin Matthews, All-America, C.M. Frank All- Eddie LaTouf, offensive linebacker, CoSIDA Academic All- defensive, NAIA All-America. America, AFCA All-America, lineman, Football Gazette/USA America. 1968 – Dwayne Nix, tight American Football Quarterly All- Today All-America. Joe Henke, linebacker, end, Associated Press Little All- America. John Randle, defensive CoSIDA Academic All-America. America. Kevin Dogins, offensive lineman, Football Gazette/USA 1976 – Richard Ritchie, Ray Hickl, defensive lineman, NCAA Division II All- Today All-America. quarterback, Associated Press lineman, AFCA All-America.. America, American Football 1988 – Johnny Bailey, running Little All-America, NAIA All- 1967 – Dwayne Nix, tight Quarterly All-America, C.M.Frank back, Associated Press Little All- America. end, Associated Press Little All- All-America. America, AFCA All-America, Larry Grunewald, America. Jaime Martinez, Football News All-America. linebacker, Associated Press Little 1966 – Dwayne Nix, tight offensive lineman, Football Rod Mounts, offensive All-America. end, Associated Press Little All- Gazette/USA Today All-America, guard, Associated Press Little All- Wade Whitmer, America. NCAA Division II All-America. America. linebacker, CoSIDA Academic All- 1965 – Randy Johnson, 1994 – Jeff Rodgers, John Randle, defensive America. quarterback, Associated Press defensive lineman, NCAA lineman, Associated Press Little 1975 – David Hill, tight end, Little All-America. Division II All-America, Football All-America Associated Press Little All- 1964 – Merle Muckleroy, Gazette/USA Today All-America, Heath Sherman, fullback, America, NAIA All-America, offensive guard, Helms C.M.Frank All-America, AFCA Football News All-America. AFCA All-America. Foundation All-America. All-America. 1987 – Johnny Bailey, Dan St. Leger, offensive 1963 – Sid Blanks, running Kevin Dogins, offensive running back, Associated Press line, NAIA All-America. back, Associated Press Little All- lineman, NCAA Division II All- Little All-America, AFCA All- 1974 – Don Hardeman, America. America, AFCA All-America, C.M. America, Football News All- linebacker, AFCA All-America, 1962 – Doug Harvey, center, Frank All-America. America. NAIA All-America, Time Associated Press Little-America. Jaime Martinez, Moses Horn, offensive Magazine All-America. 1960 – Willie Crafts, offensive tackle, Football Gazette/ lineman, Football News All- David Hill, tight end, defensive lineman, Associated USA Today All-America. America. NAIA All-America. Press Little All-America. 1993 – Anthony Phillips, 1986 – Johnny Bailey, Jerry Janik, linebacker, 1959 – Gerald Lambert, defensive back, Associated Press running back, Associated Press NAIA All-America. offensive lineman, Associated Little All-America, NCAA Division Little All-America, AFCA All- 1973 – Johnny Jackson, Press Little All-America. II All-America, Football Gazette/ America, Football News All- defensive lineman, CoSIDA All- 1941 – Stuart Clarkson, USA Today All-America, AFCA America. America. center, Associated Press Little All- All-America, C.M.Frank All- Moses Horn, offensive Don Hardeman, America America. lineman, Associated Press Little linebacker, Universal Sports All- 1940 – Stuart Clarkson, Moke Simon, defensive All-America. America. center, Associated Press Little All- lineman, Football Gazette/USA 1985 – Charles Smith, 1972 – Ernest Price, America. Johnny Bailey Adams State No. 1 in Region X-Country Polls The Adams (Colo.) State dominated the women’s 3. Western (Colo.) State men’s and women’s teams are No. standings, holding the top six 4. West Texas A&M 1 in the final NCAA Division II positions. 5. Colorado-Colorado Springs South Central Region polls NCAA Division II 6. Colorado-Mesa released last week. South Central Region 7. Metro (Colo.) State Adams won the regional Final Cross Country Polls 8. Fort Lewis (Colo.) championships in both divisions. Men’s Division 9. Eastern New Mexico West Texas A&M of the Lone Rank Team 10. New Mexico Highlands Star Conference was fourth in the 1. Adams (Colo.) State 11. Chadron (Neb.) State men’s listing, Eastern New Mexico 2. Colorado Mines 12. Black Hills (S.D.) State was No. 9, Cameron No. 13, Texas 13. Cameron A&M-Commerce No. 14 and 14. Texas A&M-Commerce Tarleton State No. 18. 15. South Dakota Mines Colorado schools had seven 16. Colorado Christian of the eight men’s teams in the 17. Newman (Kan.) final poll. All are in the Rocky 18. Tarleton State Mountain Athletic Conference. 19. Dallas Baptist In the women’s poll, 20. Regis (Colo.) Midwestern State finished No. 7, Women’s Division West Texas A&M No. 8 and Rank Team Eastern New Mexico No. 10. 1. Adams (Colo.) State Colorado teams also 2. Western (Colo.) State 3. Colorado Mines 4. Metro (Colo.) State NCAA Division II 5. Colorado-Colorado Springs Women’s Basketball Poll 6. Colorado-Mesa Compiled by the Women’s 7. Midwestern State Basketball Coaches Association 8. West Texas A&M Rank Team 9. Fort Lewis (Colo.) 1. Emporia (Kan.) State 10. Eastern New Mexico 2. Wayne (Neb.) State 11. Dallas Baptist Headed Indoors 3. Lewis (Ill.) 12. Chadron (Neb.) State Kaina Martinez, senior from Belize, will be with the Javelina indoor 4. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 13. Black Hills (S.D.) State track and field team for the first time this winter. She joined the 5. Northern (S.D.) State 14. Regis (Colo.) Javelinas last year in January and was a member of the outdoor team. 6. West Texas A&M 15. Colorado Christian Martinez was the Lone Star Conference outdoor champion in the 100- 7. Washburn (Kan.) 16. South Dakota Mines meter and 200-meter dashes and qualified for the NCAA Division II 8. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 17. Newman (Kan.) national outdoor meet. 9. Tampa (Fla.) 18. New Mexico Highlands 10. Stonehill (Mass.) (Bold-faced and italicized 11. Wayne (Mich.) State teams are in the Lone Star 2015 Javelina Football Schedule 12. Limestone (S.C.) Conference) Sept. 5 – Incarnate Word in San Antonio, 7 p.m. 13. Drury (Mo.) Sept. 12 – Missouri S&T in Kingsville, 7 p.m. 14. Colorado-Mesa Sept. 19 – *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m. 15. Rollins (Fla.) Sept. 26 - West Alabama in Kingsville, 7 p.m. 16. Adelphi (N.Y.) Oct. 3 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., TBA 17. Bloomsburg (Pa.) Oct. 10 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. 18. Alaska-Anchorage Oct. 17 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, TBA 19. Union (Tenn.) Oct. 24 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m. 20. Harding (Ark.) Oct. 31 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, TBA 21. Central Missouri 22. California Poly-Pomona Nov. 7 – Lone Star Conference playoffs, TBA. All-Conference Returnee Nov. 14 – Lone Star Conference playoffs, TBA. 23. Seattle Pacific (Wash.) Ryan Scott, 6-1 senior pitcher Nov. 21 – NCAA Division II first round playoffs, TBA. 24. West Liberty (W. Va.) 25. Gannon (Pa.) from Sanger, is a returnee for Nov. 28 – NCAA Division II second round playoffs, TBA. the Javelina baseball team this Other teams receiving votes Dec. 5 – NCAA Division II quarterfinals, TBA. season. He was All-Lone Star Dec. 12 – NCAA Division II semifinals, TBA. includes Midwestern State and Conference and All-NCAA Dec. 19 – NCAA Division II championship in Kansas City, Kan. Tarleton State. Division II South Central Region *Lone Star Conference games. (Bold-faced and italicized first team last season as the teams are in the Lone Star Javelinas won the LSC champi- Conference) onship.