Year in Sports 2015-16

Dylan Furrier Stachia Reuwsaat and Damarcus Simpson at Penn Relays

Rudy Leasau

Shelby Winchell Taylor Summers

Shelby Bozner

Stephanie Knowles

Warren Gordon Tayler Hall Nicky Banzhaf

Prepared to serve as a record of the accomplishments by the athletes and coaches 38th Annual at Chadron State College during the past academic year. Chadron State College’s Compiled by KALEB CENTER CON MARSHALL Year in Sports and 2015-16 TARA MEDIGOVICH

Football Eagles Record Unsatisfactory, but hopes are high for future...... 2 Statistics...... 4 Football Awards and Honors...... 7 Volleyball Volleyball has best season in eight years...... 8 Combined Statistics...... 9 Cross Country Cross Country...... 11 Women’s Basketball CSC womens team had ups and downs...... 12 Women’s Basketball Season Statistics ...... 13 Men’s Basketball Shooting woes happened CSC men...... 14 Men’s Basketball Season Statistics ...... 15 Wrestling 2015-16 wrestling season promising...... 16 Individual Statistics ...... 17 Women’s Golf Record scores at RMAC Champ for golf...... 18 Softball Several firsts mark successfull season...... 19 Statistics/Results...... 20 Track and Field Many contribute as Eagles soar in 2016...... 22 Track & Field Awards and Honors...... 23 CSC’s Best Track and Field Marks in 2015-16...... 24 Rodeo 2015-16 Rodeo Placings...... 25 Rodeo team had top season in 2015-16...... 26 Rodeo Roster...... 27 National College Finals Rodeo Placings...... 28 Regional Winners and National Qualifiers...... 28 Historical Chadron State College Hall of Fame Honorees...... 29 Chadron State College’s Top Athletes Through the Years...... 30 Chadron State College All-Americans...... 32 Chadron State College Academic All-Americans...... 38 Chadron State College Academic Honorees...... 39 2015-16 Chadron State College Letterwinners...... 40 Chadron State College’s National Champions...... 41 Zerek Jones Receives Clyde Bond Memorial Award...... 42 RMAC Scholar-Athlete Honorees, 1989-present...... 43 Chadron State elects All-Century Football Team...... 42 Marshall placed in RMAC Hall of Fame...... 43 2015-16 RMAC Academic Award Recipents...... 44 Academic All-District Honorees...... 46 RMAC Standings Through the Years, 1990-Present...... 47 EAGLES’ RECORD UNSATISFACTORY, BUT HOPES ARE HIGH FOR FUTURE No one connected with Chadron State College while Reader made history in the season finale, football was satisfied with this year’s 5-6 win-loss when he joined all-time greats Duane Smith and record, but neither was the season a disaster. After Don Beebe as the only CSC players to catch four a year rife with casualties on the field, the Eagles touchdown passes in a game. will rely on a talented group of underclassmen to An injury also necessitated a change at return to the top of the Rocky Mountain Athletic quarterback late in the fourth game, when redshirt Conference. freshman TD Stein suffered a season-ending injury “This year’s record is not where we want to be,” to the ring finger on his non-throwing hand. head coach Jay Long said last week. “We have high Stein had completed 61 of 115 passes for 643 expectations. But I’m excited about the future. We yards and a touchdown when he was lost. The had a good senior class this fall, but several of them Eagles were 1-3 at the time with each of the losses got hurt and that really cost us. by 10 and fewer points. The receiving corps was hit especially hard. A Sophomore Matt Vinson, who had not taken a year ago Kyle Vinich and Danny O’Boyle were snap in a game previously, was the replacement. He the team’s leading receivers with Vinich catching completed 150 of 283 passes for 1,557 yards and 63 passes for 899 yards and nine touchdowns and a dozen touchdowns. He was intercepted just three O’Boyle grabbing 35 for 566 yards and seven TDs. times. The Eagles were 4-3 in the games Vinson This season, Vinich was sidelined early in the fourth started. game and finished with 16 receptions for 200 yards. The Eagles’ running game also took a hit when O’Boyle was the team’s receiving leader with 32 junior Cody Paul suffered a high ankle sprain early catches for 315 yards when he was lost early in the in the ninth game and was unable to play in the seventh game. final two contests. He was part of a three-pronged “Both of them also were on all of our special rushing attack that also featured sophomore Derek teams,” Long noted. “We had some young players Jackson and redshirt freshman Kevin Coy. try hard to take their places, but you can’t lose The trio combined for 2,045 yards, a 5.5-yard great players like Kyle and Danny and not feel it. average, and 14 touchdowns. Jackson led with 193 We missed not only their ability to catch the ball carries for 1,046 yards to become the 11th CSC and run with it afterwards, but also their blocking, running back to rush for at least 1,000 yards in a experience and leadership.” season. Another senior, Zac Bargen, also was battered Long, who coaches the offensive line, said that and bruised, but continued to play and led the group had its ups and downs, and should benefit Eagles with 41 receptions for 444 yards and three from the experience it gained. Right tackle Daniel touchdowns. Sotelo was the only senior in the mix. A pair of redshirt freshmen, Max Gray and Matt Defensively, coordinator Jeff Larson said the Reader, took the lead in filling in for Vinich and line was the strong suit, largely because it had O’Boyle. Gray caught 40 passes for 392 yards, the most depth with seven players, none of them

2 seniors, rotating onto the field. they were with coach Long for Another co-captain and a He added that a lack of depth at his entire tenure. Amazingly, four defensive starter at the beginning linebacker and the secondary was players out of the group were of the season, senior cornerback a weakness. in a rare sixth year of college Conor Casey, played sparingly “The opponents scored about eligibility either due to injury because of a groin injury. two-thirds of their points in or, in Bargen’s case, a basketball The kicking game was a CSC the second half, and I think a career that preceded football. strength. Senior Alex Ferdinand lot of that was because we got The Eagles will need to replace and junior Randy Wentz worn down,” Larson said. “We three defensive stalwarts who combined to make 15 of 20 field just didn’t have much help for were seniors. They are inside goal tries and 26 of 27 extra the starters at those positions. linebackers Dylan Furrier, who points, and punter Zach Smith Because of our strong freshman led in tackles with 106, Clay averaged 41.2 yards and placed class, we’ll have more depth at Cundall, who had 86 stops, and 34 of them inside the opponents’ both places next year. Sorting safety Cole Montgomery, who 20-yard line. it all out and finding out who’s participated in 46 tackles and “The good news is, we’ve got a ready to play will be an important had two interceptions to give him bunch of really promising young part of spring practice.” eight for his career. players in our program. Many Even though only 14 of the 107 A three-year starter, Furrier of them got to play more than players on the roster were seniors, finished with 328 tackles, sixth expected because of the injuries, nine of those upperclassmen were on CSC’s career list and the most and we still redshirted all but one regular starters. Coming into the since Kevin Homer, the all-time of our true freshmen,” the coach season, 13 of those seniors had leader, concluded his career in continued. “I’m excited about our at least three years’ experience 1998. future.” in the CSC program, meaning The Automated ScoreBook Chadron State Game Results (as of Oct 27, 2016) All games 2015 Schedule/Results

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sep 03, 2015 at Missouri S&T W 40-27 1-0 0-0 3:07 2500 Sep 12, 2015 at Missouri State L 13-21 1-1 0-0 3:16 17835 * Sep 19, 2015 at #15 Colorado Mines L 20-28 1-2 0-1 2:45 3463 * Sep 26, 2015 COLORADO MESA L 13-23 1-3 0-2 3:04 3024 * Oct 03, 2015 at Western State W 31-24 2-3 1-2 3 hr 589 * Oct 10, 2015 ADAMS STATE W 26-0 3-3 2-2 2:30 1653 * Oct 17, 2015 CSU-PUEBLO L 10-48 3-4 2-3 2:51 2131 * Oct 24, 2015 at Black Hills State W 39-38 4-4 3-3 3:13 1003 * Oct 31, 2015 NMHU L 16-24 4-5 3-4 3:06 1512 * Nov 07, 2015 at Western New Mexico W 31-13 5-5 4-4 3:05 425 * Nov 14, 2015 FLC L 34-47 5-6 4-5 3:00 1112

3 The Automated ScoreBook Chadron State Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2016) Team Statistics All games

Team Statistics CSC OPP SCORING 273 293 Points Per Game 24.8 26.6 Points Off Turnovers 30 57 FIRST DOWNS 232 217 R u s h in g 109 104 P a s s in g 106 89 P e n a lt y 17 24 RUSHING YARDAGE 2185 2171 Yards gained rushing 2455 2454 Yards lost rushing 270 283 Rushing Attempts 444 472 Average Per Rush 4.9 4.6 Average Per Game 198.6 197.4 TDs Rushing 16 27 PASSING YARDAGE 2275 2261 C o m p - A t t - I n t 216-404-10 175-329-11 Average Per Pass 5.6 6.9 Average Per Catch 10.5 12.9 Average Per Game 206.8 205.5 TDs Passing 15 12 TOTAL OFFENSE 4460 4432 Total Plays 848 801 Average Per Play 5.3 5.5 Average Per Game 405.5 402.9 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 28-643 30-530 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-216 19-175 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-61 10-143 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.0 17.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.8 9.2 INT RETURN AVERAGE 5.5 14.3 FUMBLES-LOST 19-9 15-6 PENALTIES-Yards 93-807 83-649 Average Per Game 73.4 59.0 PUNTS-Yards 71-2884 78-2957 Average Per Punt 40.6 37.9 Net punt average 35.6 33.3 KICKOFFS-Yards 57-3463 56-3230 Average Per Kick 60.8 57.7 Net kick average 41.4 36.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 0 : 3 7 2 9 : 2 3 3RD-DOWN Conversions 65/183 58/169 3rd-Down Pct 36% 34% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 13/22 6/15 4th-Down Pct 59% 40% SACKS BY-Yards 25-118 12-94 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 33 41 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 15-20 4-8 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-2 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (40-48) 83% (30-35) 86% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (27-48) 56% (26-35) 74% PAT-ATTEMPTS (26-27) 96% (35-38) 92% ATTENDANCE 9432 25815 Games/Avg Per Game 5/1886 6/4302 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Chadron State 77 67 48 81 0 273 Opponents 40 51 93 109 0 293

4 The Automated ScoreBook Chadron State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 27, 2016) All games Individual Statistics

Rushing gp-gs att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Derek Jackson 11-8 193 1097 51 1046 5.4 8 73 95.1 Danny O'Boyle 10 77 7.7 0 32 Kevin Coy 11-0 104 572 30 542 5.2 3 70 49.3 Andrew Rios 10 63 6.3 0 30 Cody Paul 8 - 2 76 492 35 457 6.0 3 54 57.1 Collin Eisenman 1 15 15.0 0 0 Robert Jackson 11-1 12 67 2 65 5.4 2 30 5.9 Cole Montgomery 1 32 32.0 1 20 Max Gray 9 - 3 3 56 0 56 18.7 0 47 6.2 Conor Casey 0 29 0.0 1 29 TD Stein 6 - 4 22 83 34 49 2.2 0 23 8.2 Total 22 216 9.8 2 32 Danny O'Boyle 8 - 6 2 15 1 14 7.0 0 15 1.8 Opponents 19 175 9.2 0 51 Chris Conroy 8 - 1 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.9 Matt Vinson 9 - 6 24 66 79 -13 -0.5 0 16 -1.4 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg TEAM 5 - 0 7 0 38 -38 -5.4 0 0 -7.6 Brian Wood 2 12 6.0 0 7 Total 11 444 2455 270 2185 4.9 16 73 198.6 Cole Montgomery 2 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 11 472 2454 283 2171 4.6 27 77 197.4 Dylan Furrier 2 10 5.0 0 10 Clay Cundall 1 23 23.0 0 23 Passing gp-gs effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Kirk Durtsche 1 9 9.0 0 9 Matt Vinson 9 - 6 111.49 150-282-3 53.2 1557 12 49 173.0 Ryan Wood 1 7 7.0 0 7 TD Stein 6 - 4 90.71 61-115-7 53.0 643 1 63 107.2 DeAndre Barthwell 1 0 0.0 0 0 Chris Conroy 8 - 1 263.60 4-5-0 80.0 70 1 42 8.8 KamRon Tomlinson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Justyn Curtis 4 - 0 472.00 1-1-0 100.0 5 1 5 1.2 Total 11 61 5.5 0 23 Matt Reader 7 - 0 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Opponents 10 143 14.3 0 52 Total 11 108.07 216-404-10 53.5 2275 15 63 206.8 Opponents 11 116.27 175-329-11 53.2 2261 12 65 205.5 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Derek Jackson 10 202 20.2 0 30 Receiving gp-gs no. yds avg td lg avg/g Cody Paul 9 259 28.8 0 47 Zac Bargen 11-11 40 439 11.0 2 36 39.9 Cole Montgomery 6 155 25.8 0 42 Max Gray 9 - 3 40 392 9.8 1 49 43.6 Neo Wilkins 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Danny O'Boyle 8 - 6 32 315 9.8 2 27 39.4 Brian Wood 1 30 30.0 0 30 Kyle Hooper 11-9 23 223 9.7 1 42 20.3 Collin Eisenman 1 0 0.0 0 0 Kyle Vinich 8 - 7 16 200 12.5 1 40 25.0 Total 28 643 23.0 0 47 Derek Jackson 11-8 15 138 9.2 0 42 12.5 Opponents 30 530 17.7 1 45 Matt Reader 7 - 0 12 179 14.9 6 28 25.6 Cody Paul 8 - 2 11 103 9.4 0 22 12.9 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Marcus Brown 10-4 10 205 20.5 1 63 20.5 Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Andrew Rios 10-0 7 48 6.9 0 14 4.8 Opponents 2 43 21.5 1 42 Matt Fujan 5 - 0 3 12 4.0 0 7 2.4 Kevin Coy 11-0 3 11 3.7 0 10 1.0 Colton Wright 8 - 2 2 6 3.0 1 5 0.8 Robert Jackson 11-1 1 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Dylan Furrier 11-11 1 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Total 11 216 2275 10.5 15 63 206.8 Opponents 11 175 2261 12.9 12 65 205.5

5 The Automated ScoreBook Chadron State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Sep 02, 2016) All games Defensive Statistics

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp-gs ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 25 Dylan Furrier 11-11 47 59 106 6.0-18 3.0-8 2-10 3 1 . 2 . . 4 Ryan Wood 11-11 48 39 87 5.0-14 . 1-7 1 . . 1 . . 50 Clay Cundall 11-11 37 49 86 8.0-27 2.5-10 1-23 4 4 . . . . 36 Kirk Durtsche 11-11 39 47 86 5.5-24 . 1-9 3 . . . . . 2 Brian Wood 11-7 30 31 61 2.5-7 . 2-12 7 . . . . . 47 Tyler Kiess 11-11 19 33 52 8.0-21 5.0-14 . . 5 2-0 . . . 24 Cole Montgomery 10-10 23 23 46 4.5-18 . 2-0 5 . . 1 1 . 94 Collin Eisenman 11-10 19 22 41 12.5-52 6.0-38 . 1 1 1-0 2 1 . 51 Mitch Collicott 10-8 12 20 32 3.5-15 2.5-14 . 1 2 1-0 . . . 93 Tanner Wintholz 11-2 11 16 27 4.5-21 2.0-13 . . 1 . . . . 31 DeAndre Barthwell 7-4 18 7 25 1.0-1 . 1-0 2 . . . . . 7 Trevon Mosley 10-5 12 9 21 . . . 3 . . . . . 52 Alex Sleep 11-0 8 11 19 3.0-6 1.0-3 . 1 . . . . . 90 Austin Powell 10-9 4 12 16 0.5-2 0.5-2 . . 1 . . . . 92 Ryan Chavez 10-0 9 5 14 1.5-6 . . 1 2 . . . . 55 Truett Box 10-1 6 8 14 1.0-1 ...... 17 Conor Casey 7-5 7 7 14 0.5-2 . . 1 . . . . . 11 Hank Strauss 9-1 6 7 13 0.5-2 ...... 23 Zecharie James 10-0 8 5 13 ...... 53 Kyle Temple 9-0 5 4 9 2.0-8 1.5-7 ...... 80 Kyle Vinich 8-7 3 4 7 ...... 1 Neo Wilkins 5-0 4 2 6 ...... 1 . . 54 Garret Walker 6-0 2 4 6 1.0-9 1.0-9 . . 1 . . . . 84 Kyle Hooper 11-9 3 2 5 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 20 Derek Jackson 11-8 2 2 4 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 29 KamRon Tomlinson 4-0 4 . 4 . . 1-0 ...... 34 Kevin Coy 11-0 2 . 2 ...... 15 Danny O'Boyle 8-6 . 2 2 ...... 18 Zac Bargen 11-11 . 2 2 ...... 32 Robert Jackson 11-1 1 1 2 ...... 41 Jack Dobyns 6-0 1 . 1 ...... 9 Joey Hopkins 4-0 . 1 1 ...... 88 Jacob Henderson 3-0 1 . 1 ...... 43 Issac Griffin 4-0 . 1 1 ...... 38 Zach Smith 11-0 1 . 1 ...... 74 Anthony Valdez 9-0 . 1 1 ...... 6 TD Stein 6-4 1 . 1 ...... 39 Randy Wentz 6-0 1 . 1 ...... 49 Nick Colgate 5-0 1 . 1 ...... 71 Palmer White 9-9 1 . 1 ...... 46 Blake Hansen 4-0 ...... 1 . . . . Total 11 396 436 832 71-254 25-118 11-61 33 19 6-0 7 2 . Opponents 11 438 420 858 67-253 12-94 10-143 60 33 9-43 9 1 .

6 Football Awards and Honors

Team Awards Team MVP - Dylan Furrier RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Offensive MVP - Zac Bargen and Derek Jackson Kevin Coy, Merritt Crabtree, Clay Cundall, Jack Defensive MVP - Clay Cundall Dobyns, Max Grey, Blake Hansen, Kyle Hooper, Matt Defensive Scout Team MVP - Tyler Lewis Reader, Jacob Robl, Alex Sleep, Chandlier Sudbeck, Offensive Scout Team MVP - Stevann Brown Garret Walker, Colton Wright The Hammer (Special Teams) - Zach Smith Don Beebe Most Inspirational Award - Danny RMAC Players of the Week O’Boyle Oct. 12th – Collin Eisenman, linebacker Lifter of the Year - Daniel Sotelo Omaha World-Herald’s All-Nebraska Division All-RMAC First Team II Team Mike Lorenzo, offensive lineman Offense Sam Parker, offensive lineman Danny O’Boyle, wide receiver Cody Paul, kick returner Zac Bargen, tight end Ryan Wood, safety Darrien Olivier, lineman All-RMAC Second Team Daniel Sotelo, lineman Michael Madkins, tailback Derek Jackson, running back Zach Sandstrom, defensive tackle Dylan Furrier, linebacker Defense Lane Haller, cornerback Tyler Kiess, lineman All-RMAC Honorable Mention Clay Cundall, linebacker Danny O’Boyle, wide receiver Collin Eisenman, linebacker Zac Bargen, tight end Dylan Furrier, linebacker Darrien Oliver, offensive lineman Cole Montgomery, back Daniel Sotelo, offensive lineman Ryan Wood, back Clay Cundall, linebacker Dylan Furrier, linebacker Special Teams Cole Montgomery, safety Alex Ferdinand, placekicker Ryan Wood, safety Zach Smith, punter

RMAC All-Academic First Team Honorable Mention Offense Max Gray, receiver Danny O’Boyle, wide receiver Matt Vinson, quarterback Ethan Bauer, tight end Kirk Durtsche, safety Sam Parker, offensive line Randy Wentz, kicker

Defense Zach Sandstrom, defensive tackle Isacc Holscher, linebacker

7 VOLLEYBALL HAS BEST SEASON IN EIGHT YEARS The future of Chadron State College volleyball has not looked brighter in recent years, after a very young Volleyball Honors squad found themselves narrowly missing the RMAC All-RMAC Second Team Tournament on the last weekend of the season. Rudy Leasau “This was our most successful season since 2007,” said coaching assistant Whitney Roth. “For the first RMAC All-Conference Honorable Mention time in a long time, we were a conference contender. Gabby Varela I attribute that to having a younger group that is extremely talented. The future looks bright” RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll With a regular rotation that featured three Jamie McLain and Lelalelei Nomura sophomores and three freshmen, starring underclassmen at all key positions, the Eagles fought their way to an 8-10 conference record and attained Webb proved to be more than capable at the setter nine overall wins for the first season since 2007. The position, averaging 9.19 assists per set and finishing young team matured down the stretch, winning five sixth in the conference as a true freshman. She also led of their last eight matches and finished tied for 10th the team with 18 service aces, and had the team’s best in the RMAC standings alongside Colorado Christian ratio (18:13) of aces to service errors. University, the team they defeated to start that stretch Senior Sina Mauga led the team in total blocks with run. an average of exactly 1.00 per set. She outpaced true “The upperclassmen really helped the large group of freshman blocker Kenzie Chrisman, who had 0.87 per younger players along this season,” said Roth. “Our set, by just three total blocks for the season. Chrisman freshmen benefitted from their guidance and leadership had 12 solo blocks to pace the Eagles. by example. The veteran players pushed them harder Another freshman, Sierra Winkle, was the starting to be better than they were at the beginning of the libero for a majority of the season and finished with a season.” team-best 3.14 digs per set. Sophomore Chloe Guillen Although they fell just a couple wins short of their also contributed greatly at the libero position, finishing first tournament berth in eight years, the Eagles took with 2.75 digs per set. away quite a few accomplishments and milestones Tatyana Tuialli-Umi, yet another first-year player, from 2015. literally came on strong late in the season, hitting for Not only did CSC put together back-to-back power, and with limited opportunities led all outside conference wins for the first time since 2009, but they hitters with a .241 hitting percentage. did it on three different occasions. Alexis Farris’s number was dialed time and again to A couple of losing streaks against longtime rivals come off the bench in service duty, and the sophomore also ended this season. The Eagles broke a five-game racked up 100 digs and 10 service aces. skid against South Dakota School of Mines and Junior Alia Brennan overcame an early-season injury Technology, and ended a seven-game trend versus to start more than half the matches she played, earning Black Hills State University. Both streaks ended in nearly 1.5 points per set with a healthy mix of kills, dominating fashion, with the Eagles sweeping both blocks, and aces. opponents on back-to-back nights on November 6-7. “The biggest thing I noticed as we started winning “Winning really boosted our confidence as the season more, is teams starting to take us seriously,” said Roth. went on,” added Roth. “The more we won, the more “They really had to prepare for us as opposed to the old we enjoyed playing and the more we looked forward to Chadron they weren’t as concerned about. We started coming to practice and getting better. Success itself sort getting respect from other teams, and they know we’ll of seemed to turn into its own form of motivation.” be better next year. Most of them lose a lot next year to At the conclusion of the season, junior Rudy Leasau graduation.” was named to the RMAC All-Conference Second Two seniors – Jamie McLain and Lelalelei Nomura Team, and Varela receive All-RMAC Honorable – were named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Mention. The two players finished first and second for 2015. McLain is a libero from Chadron with a 3.91 on the team in kills per set with 3.36 and 2.72, in education. Nomura, an outside from Pago Pago, respectively. American Samoa, carries a 3.67 in Psychology. 8 Chadron State Volleyball 2015 Chadron State Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 27, 2016) All matches

Combined StatisticsOverall record: 9-17 / Conf:Match 8-10 Home: Results 5-4 Away: 3-8 Neutral: 1-5

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 21 Rudy Leasau 91 306 3.36 146 845 .1 8 9 19 0.21 11 13 0.12 35 223 2.45 4 38 42 0.46 8 0 340.0 22 Gaby Varela 89 242 2.72 121 675 .1 7 9 14 0.16 12 11 0.13 21 142 1.60 6 36 42 0.47 8 0 278.0 1 Lelalelei Nomura 86 194 2.26 118 599 .1 2 7 18 0.21 4 12 0.05 9 138 1.60 4 44 48 0.56 10 1 224.0 5 Kenzie Chrisman 79 129 1.63 61 351 .1 9 4 2 0.03 0 2 0.00 3 19 0.24 12 57 69 0.87 8 0 169.5 23 Sina Mauga 72 96 1.33 41 294 .1 8 7 6 0.08 10 13 0.14 1 25 0.35 10 62 72 1.00 5 1 147.0 12 Alia Brennan 54 65 1.20 33 198 .1 6 2 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 2 9 0.17 2 27 29 0.54 6 0 80.5 11 Madison Webb 95 41 0.43 12 120 .2 4 2 873 9.19 18 13 0.19 2 217 2.28 0 24 24 0.25 3 13 71.0 13 Alexis Farris 67 35 0.52 21 155 .0 9 0 1 0.01 10 9 0.15 8 100 1.49 0 8 8 0.12 3 0 49.0 27 Tatyana Tuialii-Umi 12 21 1.75 8 54 .2 4 1 1 0.08 0 2 0.00 0 3 0.25 1 5 6 0.50 0 0 24.5 14 Kelsey Hendrickson 18 11 0.61 7 40 .1 0 0 4 0.22 0 0 0.00 0 3 0.17 1 4 5 0.28 4 0 14.0 7 Stephanie Wilson 9 6 0.67 3 18 .1 6 7 1 0.11 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.22 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 6.0 8 Rachel Guiberson 6 4 0.67 1 28 .1 0 7 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 1 11 1.83 0 2 2 0.33 0 0 5.0 9 Justine Ackie 44 3 0.07 0 12 .2 5 0 65 1.48 8 14 0.18 0 43 0.98 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 11.0 28 Sierra Winkle 69 3 0.04 0 12 .2 5 0 31 0.45 13 19 0.19 28 217 3.14 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 16.0 4 McKenna McClintic 4 3 0.75 5 14 - .1 4 3 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 7 1.75 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 3.0 10 Nikki Schmidt 8 2 0.25 4 12 - .1 6 7 1 0.12 0 0 0.00 0 3 0.38 0 3 3 0.38 0 1 3.5 20 Haley Soester 1 2 2.00 2 5 .0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 2.5 2 Chloe Guillen 60 1 0.02 2 10 - .1 0 0 42 0.70 7 10 0.12 13 165 2.75 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 8.0 17 Dacia Stuhr 1 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 16 Alyse Armstrong 2 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 3 Jamie McLain 71 0 0.00 1 4 - .2 5 0 7 0.10 1 11 0.01 14 132 1.86 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 6 Kenzie McGill 3 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.33 0 5 1.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 CHADRON STATE 95 1164 12.25 586 3446 .1 6 8 1085 11.42 95 132 1.00 138 1464 15.41 40 311 195.5 2.06 56 16 1454.5 Opponents 95 1244 13.09 546 3553 .1 9 6 1169 12.31 153 194 1.61 108 1495 15.74 42 222 153.0 1.61 39 19 1550.0

Team Statistics CSC OPP Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. ATTACK Sep 04 vs Tarleton State L 1-3 28-30,25-23,21-25,21-25 136 K i l ls 1164 1244 Sep 04 at ASU L 0-3 12-24,18-25,21-25 567 E r r o r s 586 546 Sep 05 vs Newman L 1-3 24-26,25-20,17-25,13-25 42 Total Attacks 3446 3553 Sep 05 vs UTPB W 3-0 25-15,25-14,25-14 21 Attack Pct .1 6 8 .1 9 6 Sep 11 vs Illinois-Springfield L 1-3 21-25,25-22,22-25,21-25 55 K i l ls / S e t 12.3 13.1 Sep 11 at #15 Nebraska-Kearney L 0-3 15-25,12-25,14-25 713 SET Sep 12 vs Mary (N.D.) L 1-3 24-26,25-21,23-25,14-25 55 A s s is t s 1085 1169 Sep 12 vs Sioux Falls L 1-3 18-25,26-24,17-25,21-25 55 A s s is t s / S e t 11.4 12.3 *Sep 18 FORT LEWIS W 3-0 25-22,25-15,25-21 373 SERVE *Sep 19 ADAMS STATE L 1-3 24-26,25-13,24-26,13-25 295 A c e s 95 153 *Sep 25 at Colorado Mesa L 0-3 22-25,22-25,23-25 1017 E r r o r s 132 194 *Sep 26 at Westminster W 3-0 26-24,25-17,25-21 103 A c e s / S e t 1.0 1.6 *Oct 02 CSUP W 3-1 25-21,33-35,28-26,26-24 237 SERVE RECEPTIONS *Oct 03 WESTERN L 1-3 19-25,18-25,25-19,23-25 263 E r r o r s 138 108 *Oct 09 at Black Hills State L 2-3 25-23,22-25,25-23,16-25,11-15 428 E r r o r s /S e t 1.5 1.1 *Oct 10 at Hardrockers L 2-3 25-27,25-21,27-25,17-25,11-15 105 DEFENSE *Oct 13 at Regis University L 1-3 25-21,11-25,20-25,19-25 100 D ig s 1464 1495 *Oct 16 CSM L 1-3 31-29,19-25,19-25,24-26 198 D ig s /S e t 15.4 15.7 *Oct 17 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W 3-2 25-18,16-25,25-19,18-25,15-6 356 BLOCKING *Oct 23 at Western New Mexico L 0-3 22-25,15-25,19-25 295 Block Solo 40 42 *Oct 24 at NMHU2015 W 3-0 25-22,25-22,25-19 127 Block Assist 311 222 *Oct 30 at UCCS W 3-1 25-19,25-22,22-25,25-15 152 Total Blocks 195.5 153.0 *Oct 31 at MSU Denver L 0-3 18-25,15-25,18-25 54 B lo c k s / S e t 2.1 1.6 *Nov 06 HARDROCKERS W 3-0 25-17,25-21,25-17 402 Block Errors 56 39 *Nov 07 BLACK HILLS STATE W 3-0 25-23,25-11,25-19 390 Ball handling errors 16 19 *Nov 14 REGIS UNIVERSITY L 0-3 16-25,23-25,23-25 610 ATTENDANCE T o t a l 3124 3661 Record in 3-set matches:6-6 • Record in 4-set matches:2-9 • Record in 5-set matches:1-2 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/347 11/333 Neutral site #/Avg 6/61 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 -

9 Chadron State Volleyball 2016 Chadron State Category Leaders (as of Nov 02, 2016) All matches Overall Leaders

# ATTACK (by K) S K K/S E TA Pct # KILL (by K) S K K/S 21 Rudy Leasau 80 285 3.56 165 927 . 1 2 9 21 Rudy Leasau 80 285 3.56 22 Gaby Varela 80 245 3.06 130 828 . 1 3 9 22 Gaby Varela 80 245 3.06 12 Alia Brennan 80 159 1.99 60 382 . 2 5 9 12 Alia Brennan 80 159 1.99 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 105 1.69 45 277 . 2 1 7 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 105 1.69 27 Stephanie Wilson 62 91 1.47 56 265 . 1 3 2 27 Stephanie Wilson 62 91 1.47 11 Madison Webb 80 40 0.50 7 104 . 3 1 7 11 Madison Webb 80 40 0.50 13 Alexis Farris 12 15 1.25 9 48 . 1 2 5 13 Alexis Farris 12 15 1.25 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 9 0.75 6 22 . 1 3 6 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 9 0.75 17 Dacia Stuhr 11 5 0.45 7 34 - . 0 5 9 17 Dacia Stuhr 11 5 0.45 25 Timmi Keisel 14 4 0.29 4 17 . 0 0 0 25 Timmi Keisel 14 4 0.29 8 Dominika Senkerikova 4 3 0.75 3 10 . 0 0 0 8 Dominika Senkerikova 4 3 0.75 28 Sierra Winkle 50 2 0.04 3 22 - . 0 4 5 4 McKenna McClintic 5 2 0.40 4 McKenna McClintic 5 2 0.40 3 14 - . 0 7 1 2 Katie Thoeny 67 2 0.03 7 Emily Bruce 80 2 0.03 3 28 - . 0 3 6 28 Sierra Winkle 50 2 0.04 2 Katie Thoeny 67 2 0.03 2 15 . 0 0 0 7 Emily Bruce 80 2 0.03 6 Jessica Perry 1 0 0.00 1 1-1.000 18 Ashton Burditt 18 0 0.00 18 Ashton Burditt 18 0 0.00 1 4 - . 2 5 0 6 Jessica Perry 1 0 0.00

# SET (by A) S A A/S TA Pct # SERVE (by SA) S SA SE SA/S TA Pct 11 Madison Webb 80 817 10.21 - - 7 Emily Bruce 80 13 26 0.16 - - 7 Emily Bruce 80 61 0.76 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 80 13 11 0.16 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 80 13 0.16 - - 11 Madison Webb 80 12 7 0.15 - - 22 Gaby Varela 80 12 0.15 - - 2 Katie Thoeny 67 7 3 0.10 - - 12 Alia Brennan 80 8 0.10 - - 12 Alia Brennan 80 6 15 0.08 - - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 4 0.08 - - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 5 9 0.10 - - 18 Ashton Burditt 18 2 0.11 - - 22 Gaby Varela 80 5 7 0.06 - - 17 Dacia Stuhr 11 1 0.09 - - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 5 9 0.08 - - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 1 0.02 - - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 0 0 0.00 - - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 0 0.00 - - 18 Ashton Burditt 18 0 1 0.00 - - 2 Katie Thoeny 67 0 0.00 - - 13 Alexis Farris 12 0 0 0.00 - - 8 Dominika Senkerikova 4 0 0.00 - - 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 0 0.00 - - # DEFENSE (by Dig) S Dig Dig/S BHE 13 Alexis Farris 12 0 0.00 - - 7 Emily Bruce 80 403 5.04 1 27 Stephanie Wilson 62 0 0.00 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 80 176 2.20 0 22 Gaby Varela 80 154 1.92 0 # BLOCK (by Total) S BS BA Total Blk/S 11 Madison Webb 80 153 1.91 7 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 8 56 64.0 1.03 28 Sierra Winkle 50 108 2.16 0 12 Alia Brennan 80 11 47 58.0 0.73 2 Katie Thoeny 67 79 1.18 0 22 Gaby Varela 80 3 41 44.0 0.55 12 Alia Brennan 80 49 0.61 0 21 Rudy Leasau 80 7 32 39.0 0.49 18 Ashton Burditt 18 29 1.61 0 11 Madison Webb 80 2 20 22.0 0.28 27 Stephanie Wilson 62 15 0.24 0 27 Stephanie Wilson 62 3 17 20.0 0.32 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 15 0.24 0 25 Timmi Keisel 14 1 7 8.0 0.57 13 Alexis Farris 12 4 0.33 0 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 0 5 5.0 0.42 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 2 0.17 0 17 Dacia Stuhr 11 0 4 4.0 0.36 1 Maaryn Davis 4 1 0.25 0 13 Alexis Farris 12 0 4 4.0 0.33 25 Timmi Keisel 14 0 0.00 0 4 McKenna McClintic 5 0 1 1.0 0.20 17 Dacia Stuhr 11 0 0.00 0 2 Katie Thoeny 67 0 0 0.0 0.00 8 Dominika Senkerikova 4 0 0.00 0 28 Sierra Winkle 50 0 0 0.0 0.00 4 McKenna McClintic 5 0 0.00 0 18 Ashton Burditt 18 0 0 0.0 0.00 TM TEAM 81 0 0.00 0

# RECEPT (by TA) S RE RE/S TA Pct 7 Emily Bruce 80 28 0.35 - - TM TEAM - 14 0.17 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 80 18 0.22 - - 22 Gaby Varela 80 20 0.25 - - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 23 0.46 - - 2 Katie Thoeny 67 17 0.25 - - 18 Ashton Burditt 18 8 0.44 - - 12 Alia Brennan 80 0 0.00 - - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 62 0 0.00 - - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 1 0.25 - - 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 0 0.00 - - 11 Madison Webb 80 1 0.01 - - 27 Stephanie Wilson 62 0 0.00 - - 10 17 Dacia Stuhr 11 0 0.00 - - Cross Country Awards and Honors RMAC Academic Runner of the Year RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Nicky Banzhaf Zach Doffin, Josef Gertner, Doug Harris, Henry Jackson, Eric RMAC All-Academic First Team Yager, Teren Hanson, Jayme Nunes, Justine Stone, Sarah Nicky Banzhaf Townsend, Rebecca Volf Margaret Vinton Cross Country Records, Division II Era (2012-Pre.) Men’s 6000 Meters Men’s 10,000 Meters Women’s 5000 Meters 19:18.00, Alejandro Garcia, 2014 32:05, Evans Koech, 2013 18:07.35, Rebecca Volf, 2015 19:38.00, Dylan Stansbury, 2015 33:35, Dylan Stansbury, 2013 18:07.41, Nicky Banzhaf, 2015 20:00.00, Evans Koech, 2015 33:50, Alejandro Garcia, 2014 18:16.1, Rebecca Volf, 2014 20:13.00, Josef Gertner, 2014 34:03, Robert Ricks, 2013 18:23.4, Jayme Nunes, 2014 20:15.00, Dylan Stansbury, 2014 34:30, Nathan Faulkner, 2013 18:36.55, Alyse Henry, 2015 20:16.00, Evans Koech, 2014 34:36.1, Alex Johnson, 2012 18:44.68, Jayme Nunes, 2015 20:32.00, Kyle Dietsch, 2015 35:00.5, Domingo Torres, 2012 18:45.6, Nicky Banzhaf, 2014 20:36.00, Phil Duncan, 2015 35:15, Eric Yager, 2014 18:47.74, Ashley Riesen, 2012 20:33.00, Phil Duncan, 2014 35:30, Josef Gertner, 2013 19:04.48, Margaret Vinton, 2015 20:34.00, Eric Yager, 2014 35:45, Levi Avila, 2014 19:05.86, Sandra Pelayo, 2015 Men’s 8000 Meters Women’s 4000 Meters Women’s 6000 Meters 24:55.99, Dylan Stansbury, 2015 14:55, Rebecca Volf, 2015 21:59, Stacy Girard, 2013 25:21.75, Evans Koech, 2015 15:03, Nicky Banzhaf, 2015 22:35.8, Nicky Banzhaf, 2015 25:47.91, Evans Koech, 2014 15:07, Rebecca Volf, 2014 22:40, Ashley Riesen, 2013 25:52.70, Alejandro Garcia, 2014 15:13, Jayme Nunes, 2015 23:01, Jayme Nunes, 2013 26:19.27, Levi Avila, 2015 15:14, Alyse Henry, 2015 23:03.9, Jayme Nunes, 2015 26:30.6, Eric Yager, 2014 15:16, Ashley Riesen, 2013 23:08.3, Rebecca Volf, 2015 26:32.9, Dylan Stansbury, 2014 15:22, Jayme Nunes, 2014 23:30.5, Alyse Henry, 2015 26:43.61, Phil Duncan, 2015 15:26, Nicky Banzhaf, 2014 24:03.8, Margaret Vinton, 2015 27:00.47, Josef Gertner, 2014 15:34, Callie Johnson, 2014 24:17.4, Sandra Palayo, 2015 27:07.80, Eric Yager, 2015 15:43, Margaret Vinton, 2015 24:23.8, Alyse Henry, 2015

BANZHAF LEADS EAGLES TO NEW BESTS IN 2015 Cross Country Results Sept. 5 - CSC at South Dakota School of Mines CHADRON, Neb. -- Chadron State’s Nicky Banzhaf landed on Women’s Score: 23 (1st) the list of All-Region performers from the NCAA Division II South Men’s Score: 32 (4th) Central Region Championships on November 7, and was recognized Sept. 13 - Chadron State College Invite by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Women’s Score: 19 (1st) Association (USTFCCCA). Men’s Score: 23 (1st) Banzhaf finished 24th in the women’s six-kilometer race to lead the Eagles in Canyon, Texas, on Saturday. The Division II South Sep. 19 - Woody Greeno Invite Central regional is considered by many to be the most competitive Women’s Score: 44 (1st) Men’s Score: 148 (5th) race outside of NCAA Championships. Her 6k time of 22:27.0 was a personal best and second in program history only to former CSC Oct. 4 - Chile Pepper Festival track and field All-America Stacy Girard, by less than 30 seconds. Women’s Score: 230 (8th) Previously CSC had no All-Region winners in cross country Men’s Score: 332 (10th) except Girard, who ran cross country for one year in 2013, finishing Nov. 8 - RMAC Championships (hosted by Adams State) 14th individually at the regional meet. Women’s Score: 219 (7th) Banzhaf becomes the first Eagle runner of either gender to capture Men’s Score: 247 (10th) both All-RMAC and All-Region honors in a single season. The CSC women were eighth in this year’s team competition, with Nov 22 - South Central Championships a slim margin between them and fifth place. For perspective, with Women’s Score: 252 (8th) Men’s Score: 340 (13th) only four years in the program’s history, the 2012 squad finished 18th, the 2013 team was 11th and the 2014 squad earned 12th.

11 CSC WOMEN’S TEAM HAD UPS AND DOWNS IN 2015-16 The Chadron State College women’s basketball team Women’s Basketball Leaders/Honors was plagued with turnovers early in the campaign, los- Points per game - Maka Daysh (15.9) ing possession of the ball an average of 25 times before Rebounds per game - Maka Daysh (9.7) a shot could be taken through the first six games. Before Assists per game - Stephanie Knowles (3.7) long they got a handle on that problem and averaged Steals per game - Stephanie Knowles (2.3) only 16 the remainder of the season. Field goal percentage season - Maka Daysh (54.0) After going just 3-10 during the first half of the sea- son, the CSC women won four of five games in January All-RMAC First Team to even their RMAC record to 7-7 and pull into conten- Maka Daysh tion for one of the eight RMAC Shootout slots. How- Honorable Mention ever, the Eagles won just one of their final eight games. Emma Block The late setbacks left the team with an 8-18 seasonal RMAC All-Academic First Team Emma Block record and an 8-14 conference mark for the second Kayla Mathews consecutive year. RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll The Eagles biggest triumph of the season was an 83- Havannah Newens 63 win on the road against the University of Colorado Omaha World-Herald’s All-Nebraska First Team Colorado Springs on Dec. 19. CSC shot 53.6 percent Maka Daysh from the field, out-rebounded the Mountain Lions 50-34 Omaha World-Herald’s All-Nebraska Second Team and limited Brittany Hernandez, the RMAC’s Player of Stephanie Knowles the Year, to just two of 18 shots from the field and six total points. sustained a foot injury that would sideline her the rest The development of sophomore center Maka Daysh of the season. The multi-talented Knowles finished at was another of the season’s highlights. After showing 9.8 points and 4.9 rebounds a game while leading the considerable promise as a freshman, the New Zea- team in assists with 71 and steals with 43, despite miss- land native increased her scoring average by nearly 60 ing seven contests. Block averaged almost nine points percent and nearly doubled her rebounding stats. She a game and made 42 of the team’s 108 3-pointers. The finished as the conference’s leading rebounder at 9.7 third senior, Allegria Chisom, chipped in seven points a per game, ranked third in scoring with a 15.9 average game. and was fourth in field goal shooting at 54.0 percent. Junior transfer Erin Graham developed nicely down She became just the second Chadron State2015-16 woman CSC to Women'sthe stretch. Basketball Possessing a nifty mid-range jump shot, she receive All-RMAC First TeamChadron this century. State Season Boxaveraged Score (as nine of points Oct 27, a game. 2016) She also was second on As the season wound down, injuries took a toll. All gamesthe team in total rebounds with 125 and steals with 29. Emma Block was already out with a sprained ankle CSC head women’s basketball coach Tim Connealy whenRECORD: the Eagles hosted ColoradoOVERALL Christian on Feb. 5.HOME resigned in MarchAWAY after servingNEUTRAL as the team’s coach for InALL that GAMES game, senior team leader Stephanie8-18 Knowles 4-9 eight years and4-9 was replaced by Janet0-0 Raymer, a former CONFERENCE 8-14 4-7 CSC player and4-7 an assistant coach0-0 the past two years. Women’sNON-CONFERENCE Basketball0-4 Season0-2 Statistics0-2 0-0 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 44 Maka Daysh 26-26 745 28.7 136-252 .5 4 0 0-0 .0 0 0 141-218 .6 4 7 90 163 253 9.7 80 4 18 67 15 19 413 15.9 21 Stephanie Knowles 19-17 518 27.3 81-171 .4 7 4 1-9 .1 1 1 24-54 .4 4 4 28 65 93 4.9 53 2 71 58 25 43 187 9.8 05 Erin Graham 26-18 734 28.2 88-220 .4 0 0 12-45 .2 6 7 46-69 .6 6 7 27 98 125 4.8 65 2 39 56 1 29 234 9.0 30 Emma Block 23-23 725 31.5 58-178 .3 2 6 42-123 .3 4 1 46-60 .7 6 7 3 61 64 2.8 47 1 35 45 1 9 204 8.9 23 Kayla Mathews 26-21 744 28.6 54-176 .3 0 7 17-79 .2 1 5 63-90 .7 0 0 16 67 83 3.2 54 1 61 89 2 18 188 7.2 10 Allegria Chisom 25-20 732 29.3 69-193 .3 5 8 8-39 .2 0 5 29-55 .5 2 7 23 76 99 4.0 58 0 58 65 9 19 175 7.0 03 Keeley Pearce 25-3 444 17.8 31-97 .3 2 0 16-68 .2 3 5 12-20 .6 0 0 13 50 63 2.5 33 0 18 17 13 10 90 3.6 20 Jasmine Hill 9-0 114 12.7 11-28 .3 9 3 0-2 .0 0 0 10-12 .8 3 3 5 24 29 3.2 21 0 4 11 4 3 32 3.6 42 Maddie Metzger 22-1 253 11.5 27-75 .3 6 0 10-31 .3 2 3 0-0 .0 0 0 12 40 52 2.4 23 0 9 16 4 2 64 2.9 11 Havannah Newens 19-0 145 7.6 5-31 .1 6 1 2-22 .0 9 1 4-6 .6 6 7 4 10 14 0.7 10 0 5 14 1 5 16 0.8 24 Keren Boyce 16-1 70 4.4 1-16 .0 6 3 0-7 .0 0 0 2-2 1.000 3 8 11 0.7 10 0 2 15 0 3 4 0.3 Team 54 56 110 15 Total...... 26 5224 561-1437 .3 9 0 108-425 .2 5 4 377-586 .6 4 3 278 718 996 38.3 454 10 320 468 75 160 1607 61.8 Opponents...... 26 5224 634-1650 .3 8 4 179-527 .3 4 0 308-436 .7 0 6 335 678 1013 39.0 557 - 335 356 68 249 1755 67.5 12 Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Totals Chadron State 366 363 444 429 5 1607 Opponents 426 412 457 453 7 1755 2015-16 CSC Women's Basketball Chadron State Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 27, 2016) Women’s Basketball Game-by-GameAll games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 8-18 4-9 4-9 0-0 CONFERENCE 8-14 4-7 4-7 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-4 0-2 0-2 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/15/15 at Wyoming Cowgirls 53-81 L 2419 (15)Emma Block (5)Stephanie Knowles (5)Maddie Metzger 11/20/15 AUGIE 52-82 L 222 (13)Maka Daysh (10)Erin Graham 11/21/15 UNKWBB 59-66 L 363 (21)Maka Daysh (8)Maka Daysh 11/27/15 at MSU Billings 67-82 L 320 (24)Maka Daysh (4)Emma Block (4)Maddie Metzger 12/05/15 *REGIS UNIVERSITY W 66-64 358 (15)Emma Block (8)Stephanie Knowles (15)Stephanie Knowles 12/11/15 *BHSUWBB 46-63 L 431 (9)Maka Daysh (7)Allegria Chisom (9)Erin Graham 12/12/15 *SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL 64-71 L 259 (14)Allegria Chisom (10)Maka Daysh 12/18/15 *at MSU Denver 59-61 L 78 (27)Maka Daysh (15)Maka Daysh 12/19/15 *at UCCS W 83-63 435 (18)Erin Graham (12)Maka Daysh (18)Maka Daysh 01/02/16 *WESTERN W 69-50 227 (21)Emma Block (13)Maka Daysh 01/03/16 *CSU-PUEBLO 60-71 L 196 (13)Emma Block (10)Maka Daysh 1/8/16 *at South Dakota School of Min 56-58 L 345 (10)Maka Daysh (8)Erin Graham (10)Erin Graham (10)Stephanie Knowles 01/09/16 *at Black Hills State 54-69 L 559 (13)Emma Block (9)Maka Daysh (13)Stephanie Knowles (13)Maka Daysh 1/15/16 *at New Mexico Highlands W 85-67 (29)Maka Daysh (8)Stephanie Knowles 01/16/16 *at Western New Mexico W 61-53 146 (22)Maka Daysh (20)Maka Daysh 01/22/16 *WC W 71-58 223 (17)Stephanie Knowles (10)Maka Daysh 01/23/16 *COLORADO MESA 40-72 L 296 (16)Maka Daysh (9)Maka Daysh 01/29/16 *at Adams State Universi W 78-57 287 (20)Maka Daysh (10)Maka Daysh 01/30/16 *at Fort Lewis 51-78 L 756 (11)Kayla Mathews (8)Maka Daysh 02/05/16 *COLORADO CHRISTIAN 77-85 L 266 (14)Kayla Mathews (11)Maka Daysh 02/06/16 *COLORADO MINES 46-63 L 257 (16)Maka Daysh (16)Maka Daysh 02/12/16 *UCCS 78-80 Lot 281 (20)Erin Graham (11)Maka Daysh 02/13/16 *MSU DENVER W 50-47 282 (15)Maka Daysh (11)Maka Daysh 02/19/16 *at Colorado Mesa 62-73 L 845 (13)Allegria Chisom (8)Maka Daysh 02/20/16 *at WC 62-71 L 130 (24)Maka Daysh (18)Maka Daysh 02/26/16 *at Regis University 58-70 L 90 (20)Erin Graham (11)Maka Daysh (20)Maka Daysh

* - Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home 13 3661 282 Away 13 6410 493 Neutral 0 0 0 Total 26 10071 387

13 SHOOTING WOES HAMPERED CSC MEN HOOPS TEAM The 2015-16 men’s basketball was a talented group of Men’s Basketball Leaders/Honors individuals who played well enough in spurts to compete Points per game - Warren Gordon (12.4) with anyone in the league. Rebounds per game - Davante McCallam (5.4) The Eagles simply could not shoot the ball consistently Assists per game - Warren Gordon (2.0) enough to be a contender in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Steals per game - Andre Miller (0.8) Conference. They finished with a 7-16 season record and Field goal percentage season - were 5-17 in the league. Omaha World-Herald’s All-Nebraska Second Team The season got off to a solid start. After losing the Warren Gordon Omaha World-Herald’s All-Nebraska Second Team opener at Nebraska-Kearney, the Eagles won four of their Sharif Black, Billy Johnson next five games, one of them against previously unbeaten RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Montana State-Northern and two against RMAC oppo- Justyn Anderson, Matt Reader, Leigh Saffin nents Regis and Black Hills State. than 50 percent from the field. They hit 33.3 percent or After three losses to close the 2015 portion of the less in seven games. schedule, the Eagles opened their 2016 slate with a vic- At the end of the season, Bargen noted that a couple of tory over Western State. But they won just two of the post players would be needed to replace senior centers ensuing 16 contests. The 77-70 win over Regis in Denver Davante McCallam and Jay Feltson, but he had faith that in the season finale was the only triumph on the road. brighter days were ahead. Both Chadron State’s 39.4 overall field goal percent- In mid-March, Bargen stepped down as head men’s age and its 31.1 figure from 3-point range for the season basketball coach, and in early May, former Otero Ju- were near the bottom of the conference. The Eagles also nior College head coach Houston Reed was hired to fill struggled on defense, allowing a field goal percentage the vacant position. Reed, who played under basketball 49.7 percent and 3-point percentage of 41.5. coaching legend Don Meyer at Northern State University, Nearly all the players had some good games, but the 2015-16 CSC Men'swas named Basketball Region IX Coach of the Year twice in the consistency was lacking. CSC head men’s basketball Chadron State Season Box pastScore five (as seasons of Oct and 27, took 2016) his program to its first national coach Brett Bargen said numerous procedures were tried All gamestournament appearance in 2012, advancing to the Elite to improve the shooting and he remained hopeful all sea- Eight. sonRECORD: that the ball would start droppingOVERALL through the twineHOME AWAY NEUTRAL withALL regularity.GAMES But only once did the7-19 Eagles shoot higher6-7 1-12 0-0 CONFERENCE 5-17 4-7 1-10 0-0 Men’sNON-CONFERENCE Basketball2-2 Season 2-0Statistics0-2 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 05 Warren Gordon 25-21 695 27.8 100-253 .3 9 5 33-100 .3 3 0 77-99 .7 7 8 8 46 54 2.2 44 0 51 47 2 15 310 12.4 01 Sharif Black 25-18 590 23.6 86-242 .3 5 5 27-94 .2 8 7 86-105 .8 1 9 37 52 89 3.6 52 1 39 44 0 17 285 11.4 02 Billy Johnson 25-19 576 23.0 100-264 .3 7 9 50-146 .3 4 2 33-43 .7 6 7 20 51 71 2.8 40 0 30 30 1 14 283 11.3 25 Davante McCallam 25-17 501 20.0 66-134 .4 9 3 0-0 .0 0 0 40-65 .6 1 5 39 97 136 5.4 65 3 11 31 21 15 172 6.9 23 Jordan Green 18-1 306 17.0 32-93 .3 4 4 10-46 .2 1 7 19-31 .6 1 3 15 42 57 3.2 31 1 15 26 5 4 93 5.2 04 Andre Miller 26-7 441 17.0 34-87 .3 9 1 24-64 .3 7 5 27-39 .6 9 2 21 46 67 2.6 49 1 25 22 1 22 119 4.6 32 Jordan Perry 26-8 458 17.6 40-89 .4 4 9 5-19 .2 6 3 30-51 .5 8 8 31 47 78 3.0 57 0 20 35 5 16 115 4.4 24 Jay Feltson 26-9 406 15.6 39-96 .4 0 6 0-1 .0 0 0 27-50 .5 4 0 59 67 126 4.8 68 2 1 17 8 3 105 4.0 10 Dominic Cain 1-1 15 15.0 1-4 .2 5 0 0-2 .0 0 0 2-2 1.000 0 2 2 2.0 3 0 1 1 0 0 4 4.0 00 Matt Reader 26-21 596 22.9 37-89 .4 1 6 5-20 .2 5 0 21-34 .6 1 8 36 68 104 4.0 40 0 30 19 10 11 100 3.8 12 Myles Robinson 25-2 274 11.0 33-86 .3 8 4 13-45 .2 8 9 7-18 .3 8 9 8 21 29 1.2 39 0 12 9 3 11 86 3.4 21 Justyn Anderson 15-6 225 15.0 16-41 .3 9 0 1-7 .1 4 3 13-24 .5 4 2 5 22 27 1.8 18 0 17 7 0 3 46 3.1 03 Leigh Saffin 24-0 144 6.0 18-49 .3 6 7 15-44 .3 4 1 4-5 .8 0 0 3 9 12 0.5 4 0 5 9 0 4 55 2.3 Team 52 37 89 9 Total...... 26 5227 602-1527 .3 9 4 183-588 .3 1 1 386-566 .6 8 2 334 607 941 36.2 510 8 257 306 56 135 1773 68.2 Opponents...... 26 5226 714-1438 .4 9 7 187-451 .4 1 5 400-550 .7 2 7 208 677 885 34.0 490 - 363 282 100 135 2015 77.5 14 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Chadron State 810 956 7 1773 Opponents 957 1047 11 2015 2015-16 CSC Men's Basketball Chadron State Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 27, 2016) Men’s Basketball Game-by-GameAll games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 7-19 6-7 1-12 0-0 CONFERENCE 5-17 4-7 1-10 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 2-2 2-0 0-2 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/18/15 at Neb.-Kearney 66-84 L 2006 (17)Warren Gordon (7)Jay Feltson 11/22/15 DICKINSON STATE UNIV W 84-79 328 (17)Sharif Black (7)Andre Miller (7)Davante McCallam 11/23/15 MONTANA STATE UNIV.-NORT W 69-61 346 (14)Jordan Perry (9)Sharif Black 11/28/15 at Northern State 63-83 L 1684 (21)Warren Gordon (7)Davante McCallam 12/05/15 *REGIS UNIVERSITY W 70-67 589 (23)Billy Johnson (7)Davante McCallam 12/11/15 *BLACK HILLS STATE W 74-59 845 (15)Warren Gordon (9)Sharif Black 12/12/15 *SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL 60-66 L 496 (16)Billy Johnson (6)Davante McCallam 12/18/15 *at MSU Denver 53-69 L 178 (14)Billy Johnson (5)Billy Johnson (5)Matt Reader 12/19/15 *at UCCS 63-86 L 612 (12)Jordan Green (4)Jay Feltson (4)Matt Reader (4)Andre Miller 01/02/16 *WESTERN STATE W 83-78 254 (21)Warren Gordon (11)Jay Feltson 01/03/16 *CSU-PUEBLO 63-71 L 229 (14)Warren Gordon (7)Davante McCallam 1/8/16 *at South Dakota School of Min 56-73 L 1023 (21)Billy Johnson (8)Jay Feltson 1/9/16 *at Black Hills State 75-77 L 754 (17)Davante McCallam (7)Jay Feltson 1/15/16 *at New Mexico Highlands 80-93 L (20)Sharif Black (8)Matt Reader (20)Warren Gordon 01/16/16 *at Western New Mexico 70-74 Lot 308 (22)Sharif Black (10)Davante McCallam 01/22/16 *WC W 69-62 491 (22)Sharif Black (11)Davante McCallam 01/23/16 *COLORADO MESA 72-85 L 450 (16)Warren Gordon (6)Davante McCallam 01/29/16 *at Adams State Universi 78-94 L 582 (18)Warren Gordon (9)Jay Feltson 01/30/16 *at Fort Lewis 72-90 L 1083 (21)Sharif Black (5)Jordan Green (5)Jay Feltson (5)Jordan Perry 02/05/16 *COLORADO CHRISTIAN 53-66 L 464 (12)Warren Gordon (8)Matt Reader (8)Jordan Perry 02/06/16 *COLORADO MINES 73-88 L 498 (21)Sharif Black (5)Jay Feltson (5)Matt Reader 02/12/16 *UCCS 69-100 L 498 (23)Sharif Black (7)Sharif Black (7)Davante McCallam 02/13/16 *MSU DENVER 53-75 L 506 (8)Warren Gordon (7)Jordan Perry 02/19/16 *at Colorado Mesa 66-88 L 1190 (23)Billy Johnson (6)Sharif Black (6)Jordan Perry 02/20/16 *at WC 62-77 L 549 (17)Billy Johnson (4)Matt Reader (4)Billy Johnson 02/26/06 *at Regis University W 77-70 120 (16)Warren Gordon (6)Davante McCallam (16)Sharif Black

* - Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home 13 5994 461 Away 13 10089 776 Neutral 0 0 0 Total 26 16083 619

15 2015-16 WRESTLING SEASON PROMISING The 14-3 dual record attained last season was the best for the Eagle program in 34 years, since the 1981-82 team went 15-2. Wrestling Leaders Though only one Eagle wrestler, junior 133-pound Taylor Most Wins...... Chance Helmick, 31 Summers, qualified for the NCAA national tournament, his Best Record...... Chance Helmick, 31-10 Best Winning Percentage...... Luke Zeiger, 77.8% entry carried on a longstanding tradition of the CSC program Most Technical Falls...... Taylor Summers, 4 sending at least one wrestler to nationals for 48 consecutive Most Pins...... Luke Zeiger, 12 seasons. Chadron State finished tied for 38th in the national Most Takedowns...... Chance Helmick, 69 Most Escapes...... Chance Helmick, 36 tournament team rankings. Most Reversals...... Taylor Summers, 8 The Eagles overcame early-season injuries at several Most Nearfalls...... Taylor Summers, 28 positions. They were without one of the veteran leaders in 157-pound junior Jacob Anderson, whose season ended early 20th-ranked CSU-Pueblo on the road January 22. It was the with a shoulder ailment. Redshirt freshman Cooper Cogdill, first time in coach Hunter’s four seasons that the program has the Eagles’ most experienced 197-pounder, suffered an upper- recorded a dual win over a ranked team on their home mat. body injury as well in the preseason. True freshman Shane On January 31, the Eagles traveled to Colorado Springs for Rodenburg, who the team was counting on to make a splash at the revived RMAC Championship tournament – the first of its 184, tore a knee ligament, yet continued to wrestle through the kind in over 20 years. Summers and Helmick both earned silver setback. medals. Junior Caleb Copeland finished in fourth place. Cogdill, Chance Helmick ran off an impressive 15-bout winning re-surfacing late in the season as a reliable heavyweight, placed streak during a stretch of more than two months which only fifth, while Rodenburg took sixth. ended in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Champi- The 2015-16 Chadron State squad was extremely young, onship finals, his opponent in that match later becoming an with no seniors in the starting roster, two juniors and only three All-American. wrestlers with starting experience coming into the season. With After helping themselves to a lopsided win over Colorado the invaluable experience gained this season in 17 duals and Mines at home on January 14, the Eagles ran off five wins in several open tournaments, plus some voluntary open a row away from home. CSC swept its four Division II oppo- tournaments in the offseason, the Eagles should be a nents at the Kearney Midwest Duals on January 16, then upset more veteran squad in 2016-17. Wrestling Awards and Honors Team Awards Freshman Of The Year-Brandon Kile Most Valuable- Taylor Summers RMAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Most Dedicated- Chance Helmick Jacob Anderson, Caleb Copeland Hardest Worker- Chance Helmick RMAC First Team All-Academic Most Inspirational- Taylor Summers Devan Fors, Dylan Fors, Josh Miller Best Teammate- Caleb Copeland RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Most Improved- Cooper Cogdill Ethan Haddock, Brock Thumm Redshirt Of The Year- Luke Zeiger Dual Results Dec 12 Augie Duals Jan 16. UNK Midwest Duals Jan 31 RMAC Tournament Feb 12 vs Colorado Mesa Truman State 19, CSC 26 Minot State 10, CSC 39 6th place CMU 30, CSC 10 Northwestern (Iowa) 15, CSC 26 Newman 12, CSC 33 Feb 4 vs NMHU Feb 13 vs Western Morningside 16, CSC 22 Mary 13, CSC 24 NMHU 16, CSC 22 WSCU 22, CSC 16 Dec 18 Ogallala Duals SMSU 16, CSC 24 Feb 6 vs NSU Feb 26 NCAA Super Region IV York 18, CSC 22 Jan 20 vs CSU Pueblo NSU 18, CSC 28 13th UNK 19, CSC 18 CSU 15, CSC 16 Feb 7 vs Dakota Wesleyan Mar 11 NCAA National Championships Jan 14 vs Colorado School of Mines Jan 22 vs Adams State DWU 0, CSC 53 38th CSM 12, CSC 32 ASU 19, 25 16 17 RECORD After hiring a volleyball SCORES coach and two AT basketball RMAC finished GOLF third at the CHAMPIONSHIP conference tourney three coaches in the spring, Chadron State women’s golf consecutive years beginning in 2002. also had a change when John Ritzen took over at the This year’s Chadron State team included conclusion of the academic year. Terri Connealy, who competitive seniors, Schuyler Wetzel of Hot Springs has been in charge of the program the last six years, and Emma Harris of Wahoo. Wetzel finished 15th at announced her resignation on July 1, the conference tourney this spring with rounds of 77 Connealy said, “It has been rewarding to assist and 78 while Harris also made the top 30 with scores 40 young women in attaining their goals on the golf of 76 and 84. Harris’s 76 was two off of the program course and achieving their academic degrees.” record of 74 shot by Ally Malzahn in 2007. The past year was among the best for the Lady Returning from last year’s team are juniors-to- Eagles’ program, which dates back to 1996. be Kelli Haynes of Whitney and Mikayla Gallagher A highlight occurred during the RMAC spring of Spearfish along with sophomore-to-be Samantha tournament, when the Eagles had rounds of 322 Rahmig of Gering. and 327 for a 649 total – the program’s best 36 hole Connealy has added a promising recruit who tournament score on record. That was a 28-stroke should take up some of the slack caused by the improvement from the preceding year when the graduation of Harris and Wetzel. Sydney Owen, a tourney was on the same course. In addition, it was recent graduate of Rapid City Stevens, will join the 36 strokes closer to the top of the standings than the Eagles in the fall. Eagles were during the RMAC’s fall tourney. Owen, who signed with the Eagles last fall, The Eagles finished tied for eighth among the helped the Stevens Raiders finish third in Class AA 13 conference teams in the spring. Connealy’s 2013 at the South Dakota Tournament when she was a team finished sixth in the RMAC standings with 695 sophomore and a junior. Stevens placed fourth at state strokes. this past June, when she had a 173 total to finish 17th Before all the RMAC schools had women’s in the individual standings. teams, the Eagles won the loop title in 1998 and Owen has a career-best 78 score over 18 holes. 2015-16 Women’s Golf Schedule/Results Chadron State Team Scores Fall Season Chadron State Individual 36-hole Scores South Dakota Mines: 363 (1st) (18-hole average) Schuyler Wetzel CSU-Pueblo: 339-339—612 (11th) 18 hole average: 86.6 RMAC Tournament #1: 339-357—696 (10th) 36 holes: 168, 173, 171, 172, 174, 163, 169, 155 Augustana College: 354-326—680(T-4th) Emma Harris 18 hole average: 84.1 RMAC Tournament #2: 345-348—693(11th) 36 holes: 171, 178, 167, 172, 180, 174, 164, 160 Spring Season Sam Rahmig Fort hays State 352-354—706(10th/10) 18 hole average: 86.3 36 holes: 172, 177, 169, 184, 174, 173, 169, 170 CSC/SDSM&T Invite 339-346—685(1st) Kelli Haynes Hardscrabble Invite 350-345—695(5th) 18 hole average: 87.9 RMAC Tournament 332-327—649(T-8th) 36 holes: 167, 168, 173, 169, 181, 181, 194, 173 Mikayla Gallagher 18 hole average: 95.6 36 holes: 198, 201, 184, 177, 193, 170 RMAC Academic Honor Roll Karson Langley Emma Harris, Karson Langley, Schuler Wetzel 18 hole average: 100.4 36 holes: 186, 197, 199, 192, 195, 203, 197 Mariah Zavadil 18 hole average: 103.7 36 holes: 210, 212, 18 SEVERAL FIRSTS MARK SUCCESSFUL SEASON Since the CSC softball program was re-established strikeouts through her final 10 regular season contests. in 2007, never before has a team won 29 games or fin- The team was able to pick up series wins against six ished with a better overall winning percentage (.602) of their 10 opponents in league play, with five of those as the 2016 Eagles managed this season. wins coming in four-game sets. They claimed more The eight seniors who graduated this year will have such successful outings than in any previous year. matched the highest four-year win total of 86 games In addition, 2016 marked the first time a CSC squad and accomplished that in the fewest tries. Next year’s picked up a four-game sweep on an opponent’s home squad will have something to say about that record, field. however, as the juniors will enter 2017 with 72 wins The Eagles concluded the regular season at third behind them. in the league and traveled to Grand Junction for the Head Coach Rob Stack has said that he attributes RMAC Tournament. There, they had the program’s the unprecedented success the team has had these past best-ever showing with a 2-2 record, and were among three seasons to a marked evolution in the program the top four left standing on the third day of double- into a “winning” culture. elimination play. Picked to finish in a seventh-place tie in the Rocky Junior shortstop Courtney Lecher, who hit over .400 Mountain Athletic Conference entering the 2016 on the season, gave a command performance at the season by league coaches, the Eagles were hot from tournament and was named to the All-Tournament the start. CSC had the best overall win percentage in Team after batting 7-for-12 and slugging .833 with a the league after the two weeks of non-conference play, double and a triple. Also highlighting the individual traveling to tournaments in Florida and Texas. Facing performances was a three-hit, complete game shutout a brutal schedule of nationally competitive teams, the of Regis thrown by Cosslett. team went into league play at an even 5-5-1. Following the regular season, Hall was crowned Pitching had been a bit of a question mark for the RMAC Pitcher of the Year, becoming CSC’s first to Eagles headed into the season, with 2015 ace Tayler take home the honor. She followed it up with a Second Hall on the bench after offseason surgery. Both Eagle Team All-Region nod. twirlers were answering the bell by the time the con- Coach Stack also noted at the end of the season that ference slate started, however. Cierra Cosslett led the although the eight seniors leaving will be difficult to rotation into the first half of the season, starting out replace, there is an extremely talented junior class 5-2 with an earned run average of 3.02 through eight coming up as well and the team is in the fortunate po- appearances. Hall worked gradually into the rotation sition of “reloading” rather than having to “rebuild.” and eventually caught fire, with a 1.40 ERA and 80 Awards and Honors All-RMAC Second Team Honorable Mention Katelyn Kruger Zoe Humphries, Taylor Bauer, Aspen Eubanks, Kayla Courtney Letcher Michel Lindsey Karlin RMAC All-Academic First Team Taylor Bauer, Zoe Humphries, Courtney Lecher RMAC All-Academic, Summit Award Winner Breeze Phillips Honor Roll Rebekah Anthony, Cierra Cosslett, RMAC Pitcher of the Year Amanda Einspahr, Caroline Johnson, Tayler Hall Breeze Phillips, Morgan Wilhelm

19 2016 Chadron State Softball Batting Leaders for Chadron State (as of Oct 27, 2016) Season Bests (All games) Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

Batting avg Slugging pct On base pct 1. 23 Courtney Lecher . 4 0 1 1. 13 Kayla Michel . 5 8 3 1. 3 Alyssa Geist 1.000 2. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 3 5 7 2. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 5 7 9 2. 23 Courtney Lecher . 4 4 8 3. 10 Katelyn Kruger . 3 3 8 3. 10 Katelyn Kruger . 5 2 7 3. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 4 3 9 4. 6 Aspen Eubanks . 3 2 8 4. 8 Zoe Humphries . 5 1 6 4. 10 Katelyn Kruger . 4 3 4 5. 13 Kayla Michel . 3 2 4 5. 23 Courtney Lecher . 5 0 3 5. 4 Morgan Wilhelm . 4 2 9

Runs scored Hits Runs batted in 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 3 8 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 7 1 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 3 2 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 4 2. 10 Katelyn Kruger 5 0 2. 10 Katelyn Kruger 3 1 11 Lindsey Karlin 2 4 3. 8 Zoe Humphries 4 8 3. 23 Courtney Lecher 2 8 4. 24 Taylor Bauer 2 3 4. 11 Lindsey Karlin 4 5 4. 13 Kayla Michel 2 7 5. 2 Shea Graham 2 1 5. 6 Aspen Eubanks 4 3 5. 2 tied at...... 2 4

Doubles Triples Home runs 1. 10 Katelyn Kruger 1 6 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin 4 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 8 2. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 0 2. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 2 13 Kayla Michel 8 6 Aspen Eubanks 1 0 3. 4 tied at..... 1 3. 4 tied at...... 4 4. 8 Zoe Humphries 9 5. 11 Lindsey Karlin 8

Total bases Walks Hit by pitch 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 8 9 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin 1 8 1. 10 Katelyn Kruger 8 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 8 3 2. 10 Katelyn Kruger 1 7 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 4 3. 10 Katelyn Kruger 7 8 3. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 5 3. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 3 4. 11 Lindsey Karlin 7 3 4. 6 Aspen Eubanks 1 3 4. 3 tied at...... 2 5. 6 Aspen Eubanks 6 5 5. 13 Kayla Michel 1 2

Sac bunts Sac flies Stolen bases 1. 22 Rebekah Anthony 1 8 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 2 0 2. 24 Taylor Bauer 9 11 Lindsey Karlin 2 2. 24 Taylor Bauer 7 3. 6 Aspen Eubanks 4 2 Shea Graham 2 3. 19 Amanda Einspahr 6 2 Shea Graham 4 4. 13 Kayla Michel 1 2 Shea Graham 6 5. 2 tied at...... 3 5. 15 Caroline Johnson 5

Caught stealing Steal attempts Stolen base pct 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 4 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 2 4 1. 10 Katelyn Kruger 1.000 2. 2 Shea Graham 3 2. 2 Shea Graham 9 22 Rebekah Anthony 1.000 3. 15 Caroline Johnson 2 3. 24 Taylor Bauer 8 42 Breeze Phillips 1.000 4. 4 tied at...... 1 4. 19 Amanda Einspahr 7 4. 24 Taylor Bauer . 8 7 5 15 Caroline Johnson 7 5. 19 Amanda Einspahr . 8 5 7

Strikeouts Grounded into DP Total plate appearances 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 7 1. 24 Taylor Bauer 2 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 9 5 2. 6 Aspen Eubanks 1 5 2. 6 tied at...... 1 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 7 9 3. 22 Rebekah Anthony 1 4 3. 10 Katelyn Kruger 1 7 4 13 Kayla Michel 1 4 4. 22 Rebekah Anthony 1 5 7 5. 10 Katelyn Kruger 1 3 5. 2 Shea Graham 1 5 6

At bats Games played Game starts 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 7 7 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 4 9 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 4 9 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 6 1 24 Taylor Bauer 4 9 2. 24 Taylor Bauer 4 8 3. 10 Katelyn Kruger 1 4 8 10 Katelyn Kruger 4 9 10 Katelyn Kruger 4 8 4. 2 Shea Graham 1 4 1 23 Courtney Lecher 4 9 8 Zoe Humphries 4 8 5. 24 Taylor Bauer 1 3 5 5. 2 Shea Graham 4 8 5. 2 Shea Graham 4 7

Games as sub 1. 15 Caroline Johnson 4 1 2. 19 Amanda Einspahr 2 9 3. 1 Kendyl Moody 2 4 4. 7 Bekka Prokaski 2 0 5. 42 Breeze Phillips 1 4

20 2016 Chadron State Softball Statistics Summary for Chadron State (as of Oct 27, 2016) Statistics/Results (All games)

Record: 29-19-1 Home: 10-4 Away: 12-8 Neutral: 7-7-1 RMAC: 21-11

Date Opponent Score Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp so sb-att 2/5 vs Saint Leo L 2-4 23 Courtney Lecher . 4 0 1 49-49 177 38 71 10 1 2 28 15 0 5 20-24 2/5 vs Lynn University W 5-4 11 Lindsey Karlin . 3 5 7 46-45 126 24 45 8 4 4 24 18 2 11 0-1 2/6 vs Eckerd College T 3-3 10 Katelyn Kruger . 3 3 8 49-48 148 19 50 16 0 4 31 17 8 13 1-1 2/7 vs #14 Florida Tech L 0-1 6 Aspen Eubanks . 3 2 8 44-43 131 20 43 10 0 4 24 13 1 15 0-0 2/7 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC W 2-1 13 Kayla Michel . 3 2 4 41-36 108 11 35 4 0 8 27 12 2 14 0-0 2/12 vs Angelo State W 4-2 7 Bekka Prokaski . 3 1 3 31-11 48 11 15 3 0 0 5 7 0 7 0-0 2/12 vs Tarleton State W 6-4 15 Caroline Johnso . 3 0 0 45-4 10 17 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 5-7 2/13 vs Midwestern State L 7-9 8 Zoe Humphries . 2 9 8 49-48 161 24 48 9 1 8 32 11 4 17 0-0 2/13 at #22 West Texas A&M L 0-12 24 Taylor Bauer . 2 8 9 49-48 135 23 39 7 1 4 22 8 0 12 7-8 2/14 vs Cameron L 4-8 22 Rebekah Anthon . 2 7 8 45-42 126 20 35 6 0 2 14 11 2 14 1-1 2/14 vs Eastern New Mexico W 11-7 2 Shea Graham . 2 7 7 48-47 141 21 39 6 1 3 23 9 0 12 6-9 *2/20 at Regis University L 3-11 4 Morgan Wilhelm . 2 5 9 21-9 27 3 7 1 2 0 3 5 3 7 0-0 *2/20 at Regis University W 9-7 9 Taylor Seely . 2 5 0 4-0 4 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0-0 *2/21 at Regis University W 10-0 19 Amanda Einspah . 1 9 0 36-7 21 14 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 6-7 *2/21 at Regis University W 9-8 42 Breeze Phillips . 0 0 0 16-2 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1-1 *2/27 COLO. CHRISTIAN W 8-3 1 Kendyl Moody . 0 0 0 25-1 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4-5 *2/27 at Colorado Mesa L 2-5 3 Alyssa Geist . 0 0 0 4-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 *2/28 at Colorado Mesa L 5-9 5 Cierra Cosslett . 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 *2/28 vs Colo. Christian W 6-2 12 Tayler Hall . 0 0 0 1-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 *3/5 WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 1-2 Totals . 3 1 8 49 1370 262 435 81 10 39 238 129 24 137 51-64 *3/5 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 4-1 Opponents . 2 8 5 49 1307 197 372 54 11 31 171 127 24 221 35-42 *3/6 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 10-1 *3/6 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 8-6 LOB - Team (341), Opp (331). DPs turned - Team (18), Opp (17). IBB - Team (2), K. 3/8 at Nebraska-Kearney L 8-9 Michel 1, K. Kruger 1, Opp (1). Picked off - C. Lecher 1. 3/8 at Nebraska-Kearney W 6-5 *3/12 vs MSU Denver L 3-8 Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb so *3/12 at CSU-Pueblo W 11-2 12 Tayler Hall 2 . 6 2 16-3 21 19 16 1 0 131.0 119 57 49 52 139 *3/13 at CSU-Pueblo L 3-6 5 Cierra Cosslett 3 . 0 7 11-10 24 21 16 3 1 130.0 140 70 57 45 58 *3/13 vs MSU Denver L 0-2 29 Kinsley Mason 5 . 8 7 1-4 8 4 2 0 0 31.0 50 30 26 14 11 *3/19 at Adams State W 8-4 16 Dallas Magnusso 6 . 0 6 1-1 10 3 0 0 0 32.1 54 32 28 11 13 *3/19 at Adams State W 11-4 42 Breeze Phillips 21.00 0-1 2 2 0 0 0 2.2 9 8 8 5 0 *3/20 at Adams State W 7-2 Totals 3 . 6 0 29-19 49 49 34 4 1 327.0 372 197 168 127 221 *3/20 at Adams State L 0-5 Opponents 4 . 5 3 19-29 49 49 20 4 0 326.0 435 262 211 129 137 *4/2 FORT LEWIS COLLEGE W 4-2 *4/2 FORT LEWIS COLLEGE W 10-2 PB - Team (11), Z. Humphries 9, K. Michel 2, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (1), T. Hall *4/3 FORT LEWIS COLLEGE W 11-0 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Z. Humphries (26-32), C. Cosslett (16-17), K. Michel (9-10), *4/3 FORT LEWIS COLLEGE L 3-5 K. Mason (6-8), D. Magnusson (8-8), T. Hall (4-7), B. Phillips (1-2). *4/8 at Black Hills State W 6-2 *4/8 at Black Hills State W 12-0 Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total *4/9 at Black Hills State W 6-1 Chadron State 48 47 34 32 38 36 19 4 0 4 262 *4/9 at Black Hills State W 2-1 Opponents 37 28 38 23 14 32 16 9 0 0 197 *4/23 UCCS W 7-1 *4/23 UCCS L 1-2 Win-loss breakouts: Day 28-19-1; Night 1-0; vs Left 4-1; vs Right 25-18-1; *4/24 UCCS W 5-4 1-run games 6-5; 2-run games 6-4; 5+run games 11-4; Extra inns 3-4; Shutouts 4-4. *4/24 UCCS L 5-8 Current streak: Lost 1; Longest winning streak: 5; Longest losing streak: 3. 4/28 vs UCCS W 5-1 Attendance: Home 1410 (avg 100); Away 3400 (avg 97); Total 4810 (avg 98). 4/29 vs MSU Denver L 6-7 4/29 vs Regis University W 2-0 4/30 at CSU-Pueblo L 1-4

21 MANY CONTRIBUTE AS EAGLES SOAR IN 2016 Chadron State College has had numerous outstanding School Records Set in 2016 Women’s Indoor Events track and field seasons in recent years, but perhaps none of 60—Stacia Reuwsaat, *7.57. them were more satisfying than the 2016 season. 400—Tiffany Thomas, *56.30. 3000—Nicky Banzhaf, *10:10.36. That’s when the Eagles had a higher combined score than 5,000—Nicky Banzhaf, *17:32.91. 4x400 relay—Shelby Bozner, Nikki Glasson, Kelsy Wood, Tiffany any of their Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference rivals Thomas, *3:4.77. Distance medley relay—Alyse Henry, Alisha Heelan, Sami Schmit, during both the indoor and outdoor championships, then Rebecca Volf, *12:22.97. Pole vault—Angelique Urenda, *11-8 went on to have exceptional national meets. Pentathlon—Shelby Bozner, *3,899 points. Coach Brad Gamble and his staff had the best of both Women’s Outdoor Events 100—Stachia Reuwsaat, *11.65. worlds—athletes who proved they were among the nation’s 5000—Nicky Banzhaf,* 17:42.49. 10,000—Nicky Banzhaf, *36:33.57. best and many others who contributed mightily at the 100 hurdles—Shelby Bozner, *13.91. 400 hurdles—Shelby Bozner, *59.37. conference meets. 4x100 relay—Kelsy Wood, Shelby Bozner, Tiffany Thomas, Stachia Reuwsaat, *46.52. Eleven times Eagles placed at the national 4x400 relay—Shelby Bozner, Sami Schmit, Kelsy Wood, Tiffany Thomas, *3:47.67. championships, where they combined to win three gold Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, *21-2 ½. Pole vault—Angelique Urenda, *12-1 ½. and three silver medals. They also placed 46 times at the Heptathlon—Shelby Bozner, *5,428 points. RMAC Indoor Championships which they hosted and had Men’s Indoor Events 60—Damarcus Simpson, *6.71. 59 placewinners at the Outdoor Championships. 800—Zerek Jones, *1:52.28. 3000—Alejandro Garcia, *8:30.25 “It was a special year,” Gamble enthusiastically 4x400 relay—Lane Higgins, Zerek Jones, Austin Fajfer, Martin Moriel, *3:15.33. exclaimed. “Everybody wanted to do well and worked hard Distance medley relay—Levi Avila, Cory Salitrik, Cody Davis, Alejandro Garcia, *10:17.77. to make it happen. Nearly all of our athletes improved, Long jump—Damarcus Simpson, *25-11. some of them tremendously, and many of them exceeded Pole vault—Skylar Hoopes, *16- ¾. Men’s Outdoor Events even our expectations. We also had great team leadership. 800—Zerek Jones, *1:50.30. 10,000—Alejandro Garcia, *31:06.47. We couldn’t have asked for much more.” Long jump—Damarcus Simpson, *26-7 ¾, Both Chadron State teams finished second in the team Pole vault—Skylar Hoopes, *16-2 ¾. standings at the conference’s indoor meet, each of them appeared to reach her potential as fully as any athlete could. just eight points out of first place. When the scores were She set school records in both outdoor hurdle races as well combined, the Eagles had 269.5 points and no other team as both multi events and graduated owning CSC top three more than 225. rankings in five more events. At the outdoor showdown, the Lady Eagles became Bozner also ran on three relay teams that set school the first track and field team in school history to win records. Two of them won conference championships. She a conference championship. They overwhelmed the racked up 28 points in individual events at the RMAC opposition, scoring 172 points while the second place team Outdoor Meet, besides running on the winning 4x100 relay had 103. The CSC men finished third with 140 points, and and the third place 4x400 relay. when the totals were added up, Chadron State had eclipsed The Rock Springs, Wyo., native also made her mark at the 300-point mark, tallying 312, for a 26-point cushion the national meets. She was the runner-up in the pentathlon over perennial power Adams State, which was next in the (five events) at the National Indoor Championships and combined scoring. won the decathlon (seven events) at the outdoor nationals Chadron State scored 31 points and had five placewinners besides winning All-American honors in the 400 hurdles. at both of the national meets. The balance spilled over Fittingly, she was selected as both the women’s team into the record book. The Eagles set 30 school records in “workhorse” and its Most Valuable athlete. 2016—15 of them indoors and 15 of them outdoors. Close behind was one of the nation’s outstanding student- They also posted 35 more marks that now rank among the athletes, Stachia Reuwsaat. She won the national indoor top five on the Eagles’ all-time charts for individual events. long jump and missed claiming the outdoor championship The latter also showed lots of continuity. Sixteen of them by just one-quarter of an inch. She also set the school were during the indoor season and 18 of them outdoors. records in the 60- and 100-meter dashes and won the latter Senior Shelby Bozner, who had been slowed by nagging event outdoors, besides being named the conference’s injuries the previous two years, was healthy this time Female Scholar-Athlete both seasons. around, got into exceptional physical condition and The incomparable Damarcus Simpson was the men’s 22 Continued on Page 23 pacesetter. He repeated as the RMAC long jump champion scholarship by other RMAC schools because they thought both indoors and outdoors and holds both the CSC and she was too small, came up big for the Eagles. She won the conference records in the event during both seasons. conference’s high jump and was second in the pole vault He also duplicated his national meet long jump placings indoors and was the runner-up in both events outdoors. She from 2015 by claiming the silver medal indoors and the also reset both CSC pole vault records. gold outdoors again this season. Just for good measure, Among the men, senior Skylar Hoopes persisted and he also placed sixth in the 60-meter dash indoors for the became the first CSC vaulter to go higher than 16 feet second year in a row. either indoors or outdoors by doing it both seasons and Besides winning the long jump at both conference meets always placed high at the conference meets. He was this season, Simpson was second in both the 60 meters and presented the team’s male workhorse award. high jump and fifth in the triple jump indoors for a total of Another 2016 graduate, Zerek Jones, was rewarded for 30 points and then tallied 25 points at the outdoor meet, not his hard work while making the most of his senior season. counting his contribution on a second-place relay He knocked about four seconds off the school records in the Many other Eagles also had spectacular seasons. 800 meters both indoors and outdoors, ran on a conference For instance, senior Tiffany Thomas set school records in champion relay team and capped his career by placing in the 400 both indoors and outdoors, ran on three relays that the 800 at the National Outdoor Meet. posted CSC records and won the 200 at the conference’s Alejandro Garcia also bolstered the distance corps by outdoor meet. setting two school records and made Chadron State proud Another of the Lady Eagles, Chadron’s own Nicky by winning the RMAC Summit Award for having the Applegarth Banzhaf, had her outdoor season cut short, but highest grade point average during both the indoor and set four CSC distance records and placed in two distance outdoor seasons. races at the RMAC indoor championships, something no other CSC runner had ever done. Also, Angelique Urenda, who was not offered a Track & Field Awards and Honors Women’s Awards Men’s Awards Outstanding Newcomer— Maddie Brashears and Chasidy Horton Outstanding Newcomer—Cory Salitrik and Andre Woodson Workhorse—Shelby Bozner Workhorse—Skylar Hoopes Most Improved—Keri Ruff Most Improved—Austin Fajfer Outstanding Track Athlete—Shelby Bozner Most Inspirational—Skylar Hoopes Outstanding Field Athlete—Stachia Reuwsaat Outstanding Track Athlete—Zerek Jones Most Inspirational—Nicky Banzhaf Outstanding Field Athlete—Damarcus Simpson Most Valuable—Schelby Bozner Most Valuable—Damarcus Simpson RMAC Champions and NCAA D-II All-Americans Women’s Indoors Chadron State’s All-Americans in 2014 4x400 relay—1, Chadron State (Shelby Bozner, Nikka Glasson, Indoor Championships (9 All-Americans) Kelsy Wood, Tiffany Thomas), 3:50.67. Women’s Events Long jump--1, Stachia Reuwsaat, 20-9. 4x400 relay—7, Chadron State (Shelby Bozner, Nikki Glasson, High jump—1, Angelique Urenda, 5-4 ½. Kelsy Wood, Tiffany Taylor), 3:45.77 (school record). Women’s Outdoors Long jump—1, Stachia Reuwsaat, 20-4 ½. 100—1, Stachia Reuwsaat, 11.65 (school record). Pentathlon—2, Shelby Bozner, 3,899 points (school record). 200—1, Tiffany Thomas, 24.71. Men’s Events 100 hurdles—1, Shelby Bozner, 14.05. 60—6, Damarcus Simpson, 6.79 (6.76 prelims). 4x100 relay—1, Chadron State (Stachia Reuwsaat, Shelby Long jump—2, Damarcus Simpson, 25-11 (school record). Bozner, Kelsy Wood, Tiffany Thomas), 46.80. 800—12, Zerek Jones (2nd Team) Men’s Indoors Outdoor Championships (6 All-Americans) 4x400 relay—1, Chadron State (Lane Higgins, Zerek Jones, Aus- Women’s Events tin Fajfer, Martin Moriel), 3:19.51. Long jump—2, Stachia Reuwsaat, 21-2 ½ (school record). Long jump—1, Damarcus Simpson, 25-4. 400 hurdles—8, Shelby Bozner, 1:01.85 (59.37 prelims for Men’s Outdoors school record). Discus—1, Kyle McCarthy, 162-8. Heptathlon—1, Shelby Bozner, 5,428 points (school record); 12, Long jump—1, Damarcus Simpson, 25-9 Kelsy Wood (2nd Team) Men’s Events Long jump—1, Damarcus Simpson, 26-4 ½ (school record). 800—7, Zerek Jones, 1:52.96 (1:50.59 prelims). 23 CSC’s Best Track and Field Marks in 2015-16 Women’s Indoor Events Men’s Indoor Bests Women’s Indoor Events 60—Damarcus Simpson, *6.71. 60—Stacia Reuwsaat, *7.57. 200—Andre Woodson, 22.20. 200—Tiffany Thomas, 26.02 400—Martin Moriel, 48.65. 400—Tiffany Thomas, *56.30. 800—Zerek Jones, *1:52.28. 800—Shelby Bozner, 2:15.95 Mile—Alejandro Garcia, 4:23.05. Mile—Alyse Henry, 5:10.24. 3000—Alejandro Garcia, *8:30.25 3000—Nicky Banzhaf, *10:10.36. 5000—Dylan Stansbury, 14:47.65. 5,000—Nicky Banzhaf, *17:32.91. 60 hurdles—Matt Klein, 8.31. 60 hurdles—Shelby Bozner, 8.71. 4x400 relay—Lane Higgins, Zerek Jones, Austin Fajfer, 4x400 relay—Shelby Bozner, Nikki Glasson, Kelsy Wood, Martin Moriel, *3:15.33. Tiffany Thomas, *3:4.77. Distance medley relay—Levi Avila, Cory Salitrik, Cody Distance medley relay—Alyse Henry, Alisha Heelan, Sami Davis, Alejandro Garcia, *10:17.77. Schmit, Rebecca Volf, *12:22.97. Shot put—David Aldridge, 52-4 ¾. Shot put—Shelby Bozner, 38-3 ½. 35-pound weight throw—Blake Jacobs, 56-3 ¾. 20 pound weight throw—Keri Ruff, 53-11. Long jump—Damarcus Simpson, *25-11. Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, 20-9. Triple jump—Dez Smith, 47-3. Triple jump—Michelle Carbijal, 36-7. High jump—Damarcus Simpson, 6-7 ½. High jump—Kenzie May and Angelique Urenda, 5-5. Pole vault—Skylar Hoopes, *16- ¾. Pole vault—Angelique Urenda, *11-8 *School records Pentathlon—Shelby Bozner, *3,899 points. *School records Men’s Outdoor Events 100—Damarcus Simpson, 10.51. Women’s Outdoor Events 200—Andre Woodson, 22.06. 100—Stachia Reuwsaat, *11.65. 400—Zerek Jones, 47.53. 200—Tiffany Thomas, 24.60. 800—Zerek Jones, *1:50.30. 400—Tiffany Thomas, .55.0. 1500—Alejandro Garcia, 3:56.87. 800—Shelby Bozner, 2:15.12. 3000 steeplechase—Kyle Dietsch, 9:54.07. 1500—Alyse Henry, 4:51.62. 5000—Alejandro Garcia, 15:03.43. 3000 steeplechase—Rebecca Volf, 11:12.79. 10,000—Alejandro Garcia, *31:06.47. 5000—Nicky Banzhaf,* 17:42.49. 110 hurdles—Matt Klein, 15.22. 10,000—Nicky Banzhaf, *36:33.57. 400 hurdles—Brandon Schwenk, 58.93. 100 hurdles—Shelby Bozner, *13.91. 4x100 relay—Damarcus Simpson, Andre Woodson, Martiin 400 hurdles—Shelby Bozner, *59.37. Moriel, Isaiah Castallew, 41.32. 4x100 relay—Kelsy Wood, Shelby Bozner, Tiffany Thom- 4x400 relay—Martin Moriel, Lane Higgins, Austin Fajfer, as, Stachia Reuwsaat, *46.52. Zerek Jones, 3:16.33. 4x400 relay—Shelby Bozner, Sami Schmit, Kelsy Wood, Shot put—Kyle McCarthy, 53-1. Tiffany Thomas, *3:47.67. Discus—Jesse Bleidt, 166-3. Shot put—Keri Ruff, 39-8 ½. Hammer throw—Jesse Bleidt, 175-10. Discus—Keri Ruff, 158-0. Javelin—Skyler Hoopes, 162-6. Hammer throw—Ashlyn Hanson, 170- ½. Long jump—Damarcus Simpson, *26-7 ¾, Javelin—Ashlyn Hanson, 123-3. Triple jump—Dez Smith, 47-4 ¼. Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, *21-2 ½. High jump—Zerek Jones, 6-7 ½. Triple jump—Kenzi May, 37-9 ½. Pole vault—Skylar Hoopes, *16-2 ¾. High jump—Shelby Bozner, 5-5 ¾. Decathlon—Greg Peterson, 5,742 points. Pole vault—Angelique Urenda, *12-1 ½. *School records Heptathlon—Shelby Bozner, *5,428 points. *School records

24 2015-16 Rodeo Placings Central Wyoming College Rodeo at Riverton, Sept. 12-14, in 2nd go-round with 71]. Chasen Cole, 2nd in bull riding [39 point in 1st go- 2015. round, 2nd in 2nd go-round with 66 points and was one of just two bull riders CSC men’s team 2nd with 440 points. Shelby Winchell, 1st in goat tying to have two scores.] Shelby Winchell, 2nd in goat tying. [tie 2nd-4th in 1st [tied for 1st in both go-rounds in 7.6 and 7.6 seconds]. Nate McFadden, 1st in go-round in 8.2 seconds, 2nd in 2nd go-round in 8.2 seconds.] Prestyn Novak, bareback riding [1st in both go-rounds with 77 and 76 points]. Justin Kissack, 6th in steer wrestling [4th in 1st go-round in 4.8 seconds, 6th in 2nd go-round 3rd in bareback riding [3rd in both go-rounds with 74 and 69 points]. Lane in 13.5 seconds.] Kelsey Knust, 6th in team roping with Doug Finney, LCCC Day, 3rd in tie down roping [tied for 1st in 1st go-round in 10.7 seconds, 3rd in [8.4 and 13.1 seconds]. 2nd go-round in 9.9 seconds]. Others in Finals: Colby Anders, 4th in tie down roping [tied for 1st in 1st go-round in 10.7 Justin Kissack, 3rd in 1st go-round of bareback riding. No time in 2nd seconds, 5th in 2nd go-round in 11.8].Devin Dibbern, 6th in steer wrestling go-round. Clayton Van Aken, 6th in 1st go-round of tie down roping in 11.7 [4th in 1st go-round in 6.1 seconds, 17.2 in 2nd go-round (included 10-penalty seconds. No time in 2nd go-round. Jedd Rice, 10th in 1st go-round of saddle for breaking barrier)]. bronc riding. No time in 2nd go-round. Others in finals: Colin and Devin Dibbern, team roping [6th in 1st go-round in 7.2 seconds, Laramie County Community College at Cheyenne, Oct. no time in finals.] Brandi Cwach, goat tying, and Colin Dibbern and Jade 10-12, 2015 Maier, saddle bronc riding. Dakota Rice, 1st bullriding [1st in 1st go-round (only rider among 32 entries to receive a score) and no score in finals.] Justin Kissack, 3rd bareback riding Chadron State College Rodeo in Chadron, Sept. 19-21, [67 points in both go-rounds while placing 3rd and 4th.] Elsie Fortune, 3rd 2015 in breakaway roping [1st in 1st go-round in 2.2 seconds, 3rd in 2nd go-round CSC men’s team 2nd with 500 points. Clayton Van Aken, 1st in tie down in 12.0 (including 10-second penalty for broken barrier.)] Lathan Lauing, 4th roping [1st in both go-rounds in 10.2 and 9.9 seconds]. Nate McFadden, 2nd in tie down roping [11.9 seconds in both go-rounds, tying for 5th and 3rd in in bareback riding [1st in 1st go-round with 76 points, 2nd in second go-round go-rounds.] Clayton Van Aken, 4th in team roping with Trey Yates of LCCC with 66 points]. Dakota Rice, 2nd in bullriding [2nd in both go-rounds with 70 [tie 5th in 1st go-round in 6.3 seconds, 4th in 2nd go-round in 11.0]. Brandi and 68 points]. Cwach, tied for 5th and 6th in goat tying [3rd in 1st go-round in 7.0, tied for Shelby Winchell, 2nd in goat tying [tied for 5th in 1st go-round in 7.6 5th in finals in 7.5]. Shelby Winchell, tied for 5th and 6th in goat tying [2nd in seconds, 1st in second go-round in 6.9 seconds]. Kelsey Knust, 5th in goat 1st go-round in 6.9, 7th in finals in 7.7]. tying [8th in 1st go-round in 7.9 seconds, 6th in 2nd go-round in 8.0 seconds]. Others in Finals: Charmayne Strong, 6th in goat tying [9th in 1st go-round in 8.0 seconds, 6th in Kelsey Knust, 7.4 and 7.6 seconds in goat tying. Jordan Tierney, 7.4 and 8.1 2nd go-round in 8.7 seconds]. Clint Nelson, 6th in steer wrestling [tied for 10th seconds in goat tying. Abby Frey, 7.4 and 8.3 seconds in goat tying. Prestyn in 1st go-round in 8.0 seconds, 4th in 2nd go-round in 6.7 seconds]. Lathan Novak, 11.9 and 20.5 seconds in tie down roping for 7th overall (last run Lauing and Nate McFadden, 6th in team roping [5th in 1st go-round in 8.1 included broken barrier.) Colby Anders 5.8 and 10.8 seconds in steer wrestling seconds, no time in finals]. to finish 8th overall Others in Finals: Jordan Hagedorn, 3.1 seconds 1st round of breakaway roping, no time in Colby Anders, tie down roping [7th in 1st go-round in 11.8 seconds, 20.7 in finals. Nate McFadden, no score and 72 points to tie for second in bareback finals included broken barrier]. Lane Day, tie down roping [8th in 1st go-round riding. (All bareback riders competed in both go-rounds.) in 11.9 seconds, 20.7 in finals included broken barrier]. Brooke Nelson, break- away roping [10th in 1st go-round in 2.8 seconds, no time in finals]. Wyatt Eastern Wyoming College Rodeo at Torrington, March Mann and Sam Bolden, team roping [6th in 1st go-round in 8.4 seconds, no 4-6, 2016 time in finals]. Colby Anders and JJ Skarohild, Eastern Wyoming, team roping Men’s team, first place with 815 points (More than 400 ahead of next [9th in 1st go-round in 8.8 seconds, no time in finals]. team). All-around cowboys—1, Prestyn Novak, 310 points; 2, Clayton Van Aken, 300. Prestyn Novak, 1st in tie down roping [2nd in 1st go-round in 9.3 Sheridan College Rodeo in Sheridan, Sept. 26-28, 2015 seconds, tied for first in 2nd go- round in 10.0 seconds.], 2nd, in team roping CSC men won the team title with 595 points [Runner-up team had 465.] with Colby Hetzel of Sheridan College [1st in 1st go-round in 6.3 seconds, 2nd Prestyn Novak, all-around cowboy, 2nd in tie down roping [2nd in 1st go- in 2nd go-round in 6.5.] Clayton Van Aken, 2nd in tie down roping [3rd in 1st round in 11.4 seconds, tie for 3rd in 2nd go-round in 11.6], and made finals of go-round in 10.5 seconds, tied for 1st in 2nd go-round in 10.0 seconds.] 1st in steer wrestling [4th in 1st go-round in 6.4 seconds, no time in finals]. Justin team roping with Trey Yates of University of Wyoming [3rd in 1st go-round Kissack, 2nd in bareback riding [3rd in 1st go-round with 56 points, 2nd in in 6.4 seconds, 1st in 2nd go-round in 5.9 seconds.]. Justin Kissack, 1st in 2nd go-round with 67 points]. Lane Day, 2nd in steer wrestling [2nd in both bareback riding [3rd in 2nd go-round with 67 points, 2nd in 2nd go-round with go-rounds in 6.1 and 5.6 seconds]. Shelby Winchell, 2nd in goat tying [tie for 64 points.] Devin Dibbern, 3rd in steer wrestling [tied for 4th in 1st go-round 3rd in 1st go-round in 9.1 seconds, tie for 2nd in 2nd go-round in 9.4 seconds]. in 61 seconds and 4th in 2nd go-round in 6.9 seconds]. Chasen Cole, 2nd in Rolly Fortune, 3rd in tie down roping [Four-way tie for 6th in 1st go-round in bull riding [1st in 1st go-round with 81 points, bucked off in second go-round.] 12.7 seconds, 1st in 2nd go-round in 11.0]. Brandi Cwach, 3rd in goat tying Brandi Cwach, 1st in goat tying. [1st in both go-rounds in 7.0 and 7.1 sec- [tie 7th in 1st go-round in 9.3 seconds, tie 2nd in 2nd go-round in 9.4]. Wyatt onds.] Shelby Winchell, 3rd in goat tying. [3rd in 1st go-round in 7.6 seconds, Mann and Sam Bolden, 4th in team roping [8th in 1st go-round in 7.5 seconds, tied for 2nd in 2nd go-round in 7.3 seconds.] Elsie Fortune, 4th in breakaway 4th in 2nd go-round in 8.0]. Colin Dibbern, 4th in saddle bronc riding [8th roping in 3.2 and 3.4 seconds. Lathan Lauing, 4th in tie down roping in 11.9 in 1st go-round with 49 points, 4th in 2nd go-round with 63 points]. Nate and 12.6 seconds. Nate McFadden, 5th in bareback riding. [No score in 1st McFadden, 5th in bareback riding [5th in 1st go-round with 49 points, no score go-round, but 1st in 2nd go-round with 73 points.] in finals, but only three entries had scores in both go-rounds]. Laura O’Leary, 5th in barrel racing [5th in 1st go-round in 18.06 seconds, 4th in 2nd go-round Gillette College rodeo at Gillette, March 18-20, in 18.27]. Kayellen Hall, 6th in barrel racing [4th in 1st go-round in 18.07, 5th 2016 in 2nd go-round in 18.46]. Devin Dibbern, 6th in steer wrestling [1st in 1st Chadron State men 2nd in team standings with 495 points. Clayton Van go-round in 6.0 seconds, 6th in finals in 11.0]. Aken, 1st in tie down roping. [4th in first go-round in 11.0 seconds, 1st in Others in Finals: second go-round in 10.0 seconds.] 5th in team roping with Trey Yates of UW Devin Dibbern, saddle bronc riding, and Clayton Van Aken with Trey Yates, with times of 8.4 and 11.5 seconds. Justin Kissack, tied for 1st in bareback LCCC, 5th in 1st go-round of team roping and no time in finals. riding with 63 and 72 points. Shelby Winchell, tied for first in goat tying. [1st in first go-round in 7.1 seconds, 3rd in 2nd go-round in 7.6 seconds.] Nate Lamar College Rodeo in Lamar, Oct. 2-4, 2015 McFadden, 4th in bareback riding with 63 and 71 points. Colby Anders, 3rd in CSC men’s team 2nd in standings with 450 points. steer wrestling in 6.7 and 13.3 seconds. Clint and Brooke Nelson, 4th in team Colby Anders, all-around cowboy with 280 points. 1st in steer wrestling roping in 7.1 and 12.6 seconds. Jed Rice, 5th in saddle bronc riding. [2nd in 1st go-round in 4.5 seconds, 1st in 2nd go-round in 9.5 seconds], 2nd Others in finals: in tie down roping [tie 9th in 1st go-round in 12.6 seconds, 1st in 2nd go-round Cody Trump, 61 points in 1st go-round of saddle bronc, no score in finals. in 10.6 seconds]. Sam Bolden, 1st in tie down roping [3rd in 1st go-round in Sam Bolden, 5th in 1st go-round of tie down roping, no time in finals. Lathan 11.9 seconds, 2nd in 2nd go-round in 10.9 seconds.] Clayton Van Aken, 1st Lauing, 8th tie in 1st go-round of tie down roping, no time in finals. Mikahla in team roping with Trey Yates of Laramie County Community College [tie Ferguson, 3.0 seconds in 1st go-round of breakaway roping. No time in finals. 2nd in 1st go-round in 7.0 seconds, 1st in 2nd go-round in 6.2 seconds]. Nate McFadden, 2nd in bareback riding [tie 1st in 1st go-round with 73 points, 2nd

25 2015-16 Rodeo Placings Cont. Colorado State University Rodeo at Fort Collins, April 2nd in second go-round in 4.7 seconds.] Dakota Rice, 3rd in bull riding. [2nd 8-10, 2016 in first go-round with 78 points; bucked off in finals.] Nate McFadden, 3rd in Chadron State men won the team title with 405 points. Eastern Wyoming bareback riding [6th in first go-round with 64 points, 3rd in second go-round was second with 390. Nate McFadden, 1st in bareback riding. [1st in 1st with 75 points.] Justin Kissack, 4th in bareback riding [5th in 1st go-round go-round, 77 points. Second in finals, 75.] Justin Kissack, 3rd in bareback with 66 points, 4th in 2nd go-round with 67 points.] Lathan Lauing, 3rd in tie riding. [3rd in 1st go-round, 71 points. 4th tie in finals, 69.] Lane Day, 3rd in down roping [8th in 1st go-round in 13.0 seconds, 3rd in 2nd go-round in 11.5 steer wrestling. [7th in 1st go-round, 5.4 seconds. 3rd in finals, 5.5.] Lane Day, seconds.] 5th in tie down roping. [6th in 1st go-round, 11.2 seconds. 4th in finals, 12.3.] Others in finals: Lane Day was third in all-around cowboy standings. Colin Dibbern, 5th in Prestyn Novak, 7th in tie down roping [tie 6th in 1st go-round in 12.6 saddle bronc riding. [3rd in 1st go-round, 69 points. 5th in finals, 48.] Jessie seconds, 7th in 2nd go-round in 18.1 seconds,] Clayton Van Aken 1st in 1st go- Miller, 2nd in breakaway roping. [2nd in 1st go-round, 2.5 points. 3rd in finals round of tie down roping, 11.0 seconds. No time in finals. Clayton Van Aken 3.7.] Kadi McFadden, 4th in breakaway roping. [10th tie in 1st go-round, 3.1. and partner Trey Yates, 3rd in 1st go-round in 6.9 seconds. No time in finals, 4th in finals, 3.9.] 8th overall. Lathan Lauing, 8th in steer wrestling; 8th in both go-rounds in 5.3 Others in finals: and 6.9 seconds. Lathan Lauing and Lane Day, 9th in team roping, 6th in first Jed Rice, tie 10th in 1st go-round of saddle bronc riding, 56 points. No score go-round in 6.9 seconds, No time in finals. Shelby Winchell, tie 4th-5th in first in finals. Jordan Hagedorn, 9th in barrel racing in 15.63 and 15.55 seconds. go-round of goat tying in 6.9 seconds. No time in finals. Shelby Winchell, tie 10th in first go-round of breakaway roping; no time in finals. Casper College Rodeo at Casper, April 15-17, 2016 Chadron State women won team title with 385 points. Shelby Winchell, all- College National Finals Rodeo at Casper, June 12-18, around cowgirl. Shelby Winchell, 2nd in goat tying [1st in 1st go-round in 8.0 2016. seconds, 2-3 tie in finals in 8.1 seconds.] Shelby Winchell, 3rd in breakaway Shelby Winchell, 1st in goat tying [tie 4th in 1st go-round in 6.3 seconds, tie roping [10th tie in 1st go-round in 3.2 seconds, 2nd in finals in 3.6]. Jessie 2nd in 2nd go-round in 6.3 seconds, tie third in 3rd go-round in 6.1 seconds. Miller, first in breakaway roping [5th in 1st go-round in 2.9 seconds, 1st in She was 1st entering championship go-round and won it in 6.3 seconds]. finals in 3.2]. Brandi Cwach, 4th in goat tying [2nd-3rd tie in 1st go-round Total time: 25.0 seconds.CSC women’s team, 4th with 315 points, all of them in 8.4 seconds, 5th-6th tie in finals in 8.4]. Cordale Martin, 1st in bull riding earned by Winchell. Nate McFadden, finished tied for 9th in bareback riding [1st in 1st go-round with 76 points, bucked off in finals, but so were all the [tie 15th in 1st go-round 70 points, 9th in 2nd go-round 69.5 points, tie 6th in others.] Nate McFadden, 2nd in bareback riding [2nd in 1st go-round with 3rd go-round 72.5 points. He was tied for 4th entering championship go-round 67 points, 1st in finals with 82 points]. Grady Egly, 2nd in team roping with and was bucked off just before the 8-second buzzer sounded in finals]. Colby Coralee Spratt, Gillette College [10th in 1st go-round in 9.5 seconds, 2nd in Anders, finished 8th in steer wrestling. [23rd in 1st go-round in 10.1 seconds, finals in 7.5 seconds.] Colin and Devin Dibbern, 3rd in team roping [2nd in 1st 22nd in 2nd go-round in 7.8 seconds, 13th in 3rd go-round in 5.7 seconds. He go-round in 6.9 seconds, 4th in finals in 12.6 seconds]. Colin Dibbern, 3rd in was 12th entering championship go-round. His time of 14.2 in finals included saddle bronc riding [4th in both go-rounds with 67 and 59 points]. Colin also 10-second penalty for broken barrier.] Prestyn Novak, finished 8th in tie down was third in all-around cowboy standings at the rodeo. Dakota Rice, 5th in bull roping. [35th in 1st go-round in 23.4 seconds, 22nd in 2nd go-round in 12.9 riding [5th in 1st go-round with 44 points. Bucked off in finals, but so were all seconds, 9th in 3rd go-round in 9.9 seconds. He was 12th entering champi- the others]. Colby Anders, 6th in steer wrestling [8th in 1st go-round and 6th in onship go-round. Placed 5th in finals in 11.8 seconds.] Clayton Van Aken, finals, both in 6.5 seconds.] tie down roping. [tie for 2nd in 1st go-round in 9.0 seconds, no score in 2nd Others in finals: Elsie Fortune, 2nd in 1st go-round of breakaway roping, go-round when the calf ran through his loop and 11th in 3rd go-round in 10.6 no time in finals; Lathan Lauing and Lane Day, 7th in 1st go-round of team seconds.]Clayton Van Aken and Trey Yates of Laramie County Community roping in 8.0 seconds, no time in finals. College, team roping. [13th in 1st go-round in 7.4 seconds, 9th in 2nd go- round in 6.5 seconds and no time in 3rd go-round when Yates missed the hind legs.] Justin Kissack, bareback riding. [no score in 1st go-round, 58.5 points in University of Wyoming Rodeo at Laramie, April 29-May 2nd go-round and 61.5 points in 3rd go-round].Dakota Rice, bullriding. [He 1, 2016. was bucked off all three go-rounds.] Colby Anders, 2nd in steer wrestling. [6th in first go-round in 5.0 seconds, RODEO TEAM HAD TOP SEASON IN 2015-16 The 2015-16 school year was among the best in the to become the fourth Chadron State cowgirl to win a 60-year history of the Chadron State College rodeo national championship. program. The Chadron State men were the first place team at It was highlighted by Shelby Winchell’s goat tying four of the 10 regional rodeos and were the runners-up championship at the College National Finals Rodeo in at three others. They accumulated 4,460 points to win June and the CSC cowboys’ first regional team cham- the regional crown by 969 points. Clayton Van Aken pionship. led the way by winning tie down roping and placing Winchell was among the 12 finalists in her pet event third among team roping headers. at the CNFR three times previously, and she finished Also qualifying individually for the CNFR were third in the final standings in 2012, when she was a Nate McFadden and John Kissack, who placed second sophomore at Eastern Wyoming College, and tied and third, respectively, in the region’s bareback stand- for second in 2014 as a senior at CSC. This year, she ings and Dakota Rice, the third place bull rider. Colby returned as a graduate student and won the national Anders and Prestyn Novak were added to the roster championship. She also scored enough points by her- for the CNFR and they finished eighth in the final steer self so CSC placed fourth in the women’s team stand- wrestling and tie down roping standings, respectively. ings at the finals rodeo. McFadden also was among the 12 CNFR finalists in During the regular season, Winchell tallied 1,080 bareback riding. points to claim the goat tying title in the Central Coach Dustin Luper also got in on the honors. He Rocky Mountain Region by 465 points. At the finals was selected the region’s Coach of the Year. rodeo, she completed her four runs in 25 seconds flat 26 2015-16 Roster 2015-16 Chadron State College Rodeo Team Rosters Women’s Team Name, Hometown Yr. Event(s) Brandi Cwach, Geddes, S.D. So. Barrels, breakaway, goats, team roping Mikahla Ferguson, Hermosa, S.D. So. Breakaway roping Elsie Fortune, Interior, S.D. Fr. Breakaway, team roping Abbie Frey, Crawfordsville, Ind. Sr. Barrels, breakaway, goat tying Jordan Hagedorn, West Point, Neb. Jr. Barrels, breakaway, goat tying Kayellyn Hall, Minatare, Neb. Jr. Barrels, goat tying Kelsey Knust, Verdigre, Neb. Jr. Breakaway, goat tying, team roping Bailey Lupher, Mountain View, Wyo. Fr. Barrels, breakaway, team roping Kadi McFadden, Elsmere, Neb. Sr. Breakaway, barrels Jessie Miller, Woodland Park, Colo. Gr. Breakaway, team roping Brooke Nelson, Philip, S.D. Jr.. Breakaway roping, team roping Laura O’Leary, Timber Lake, S.D. Fr. Barrel racing Brandy Reichmuth, Humphrey, Neb. Sr. Barrel racing Charmayne Strong, Rushville, Neb. So. Breakaway, goat tying, team roping Alison Sturman, Cora, Wyo. Jr. Barrel racing, team roping Jordan Tierney, Oral, S.D. Jr. Barrels, breakaway, goat tying Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb. Gr. Goat tying, breakaway Men’s Team Name, Hometown Yr. Event(s) Colby Anders, Bayard, Neb. Jr. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping Samuel Bolden, Oglala, S.D. Jr. Tie down roping, team roping Chasen Cole, Hermosa, S.D. So. Bull riding Lane Day, Bartlett, Neb. Sr. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping. Colin Dibbern, Riverdale, Neb. Fr. Saddle bronc riding, team roping Devin Dibbern, Riverdale, Neb. Fr. Saddle broncs, steer wrestling, team roping Grady Egly, Oelrichs, S.D. Fr. Team roping Rolly Fortune, Interior, S.D. Sr. Tie down roping, team roping Justin Kissack, Gillette, Wyo. Jr. Barebacks, steer wrestling, team toping Lathan Lauing, Oral, S.D. Fr. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping Wyatt Mann, Box Elder, S.D. Sr. Tie down roping, team roping Jade Maier, Bowle, S.D Jr. Saddle bronc riding Cordale Martin, Panhandle, Texas Jr. Bull riding Nate McFadden, Dunning, Neb. Sr. Bareback riding, team roping Garrett Murphy, Torrington, Wyo. Fr. Tie down roping, team roping Clint Nelson, Philip, S.D. Fr, Barebacks, saddle broncs, tie down, steer wrestling, team roping Prestyn Novak, Newell, S.D. So. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping Tyen Palmer, Kadoka, S.D. Fr. Tie down roping, team roping Levi Peterson, Stapleton, Neb. Jr. Bareback riding, steer wrestling Dakota Rice, Kellogg, Idaho/ Fr. Bull riding Jedidiah Rice, Kellogg, Idaho Jr. Saddle bronc riding Clayton Svalina, Moorcroft, Wyo. Jr. Team roping Cody Trump, Merriman, Neb. Jr. Saddle bronc riding Clayton Van Aken, Descanso, Calif. Gr. Tie down roping, team roping

Coach: Dustin Luper (8th year). Coaching Assistant: Wyatt Clark (2nd year).

27 National College Finals Rodeo Placings 1956—Don Meter, Minatare, first in calf roping. 2001—Dustin Elliott, John Day, Ore., first in bull riding. 1978—Jean Fuchs, Thedford, first in breakaway roping 2002—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., first in bull riding. 1979—Kathy Kennedy, Channing, Tex., first in breakaway roping, and 2003—Curt LaDuke, Valentine, fifth in calf roping Martee Meter, Minatare, fifth in barrel racing. CSC women, fourthin team 2005—Jennifer Nelson, Hartford, S.D., third in breakaway roping. standings. 2006—Chase Francis, Alamosa, Colo., sixth in team roping (header). 1981—Todd McIntyre, Thedford, second in saddle bronc riding. 2013—Amy Tierney, Hot Springs, S.D., third in goat tying. CSC women— 1983—Shari Fisher, Chadron, second in barrel racing, and Bunny Pisacka, Tierney and Shelby Winchell—tied 6th and 7th in team standings. Buffalo Gap, S.D., fifth in goat tying. CSC women, fifth in team standings 2014—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., tied for second in goat tying, and (also included Kerry Becker, Ashby. Amy Deichert, Spearfish, S.D., 5th in barrel racing. CSC women’s team was 1986—Kerry Becker, Ashby, fourth in breakaway roping, and Dorene John- the CNFR reserve champion. (Other team members were Shaylee Hance, son, Glenrock, Wyo., 6th in goat tying. Circle, Mont.; Katie Loughran, Broken Bow, Neb., and Amy Tierney, Oral, 1987—Shelley Meter, Minatare, tied for second in goat tying and was all- S.D. All five earned points. ) around cowgirl at finals rodeo. 2016—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., first in goat tying. She earned 315 1999—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., first in bull riding. points, enough so CSC finished fourth in the women’s team standings. Regional Winners and National Qualifiers 1970—Clint Beldon, Bayard, 1st steer wrestling, 1st calf roping, and 2nd 2001—Dustin Elliott, John Day, Ore., 2nd bull riding; Jennifer Cullan, Alliance, all-around cowboy; Maureen Manning, Hemingford, 2nd pole bending; Lee 2nd barrel racing; Gabe Taylor, Ponca, 2nd steer wrestling. Whitlock, Alliance, 2nd calf roping. 2002—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., 1st bull riding; Dustin Elliott, John Day, 1971—Perry Beguin, Rushville, 1st calf roping; Bob Schmitz, Merna, 2nd bull Ore., 2nd bull riding. Other members were Curt LaDuke, Gabe Taylor and Tim riding. Hruby. 1972—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 2nd all-around cowboy; Doug Deisley, Inavale, 2003—Curt LaDuke, Valentine, 2nd team roping and all-around cowboy; Dustin 2nd bull riding; Jay Ham, Benkelman, 2nd steer wrestling. Elliott, John Day, Ore., 1st bull riding. 1973—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 1st bull riding, and 2nd all-around cowboy. 2004—Barb Holm, Wallace, 1st breakaway roping; Tee Cross, Harrison, 2-3 tie, 1974—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 2nd saddle bronc riding, and 3rd all-around calf roping. cowboy. 2005—Jennifer Nelson, Hartford, S.D., 1st breakaway roping; Talon Cooper, 1975—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 1st bareback riding, and 2nd all-around cowboy; Shoshoni, Wyo., 1st calf roping; T.J. Owen, Winner, S.D., 3rd team roping heeler. Darrell Raum, Crawford, 1st team roping; Joe Van Newkirk, Oshkosh, 2nd team 2006—Chase Francis, Alamosa, Colo., 3rd team roping header. roping. 2009—Whitten Hoover, Ainsworth, Neb., 3rd in bareback riding. 1976—Dean Churchill, Valentine, 1st team roping; Kelvin Sharp, Tryon, 2nd 2010—Whitten Hoover, Ainsworth, Neb., 2nd in bareback riding. team roping. 2011—Kelsey Scott, Douglas, Wyo., 2nd in breakaway roping, and Miles Spick- 1977—Kelvin Sharp, Tryon, 1st team roping. elmier, Imperial, 3rd in steer wrestling.. 1978—Jean Fuchs, Thedford, 1st breakaway roping, 2nd team roping, and all- 2012—Kelsey Scott, Douglas, Wyo., 1st in breakaway roping (by 450 points), around cowgirl; Dean Churchill, Valentine, 1st calf roping, and 2nd team roping; 3rd in team roping header and runner-up all-around cowgirl; Miles Spickelmier, Kelvin Sharp, Tryon, 1st team roping. tied for 1st in steer wrestling; Kaylee Gallino, Wasta, S.D., 2nd in barrel racing. 1979—Jean Fuchs, Thedford, 2nd breakaway roping; 2nd goat tying, and Women’s team finished 2nd in region. all-around cowgirl; Dick Churchill, Valentine, 1st team roping; Terry Correll, Note: Katie Loughran was third member of CSC team selected for CNFR. Gal- Tryon, 1st bareback riding; Kathy Kennedy, Channing, Tex., 1st breakway roping; lino was ruled ineligible for the CNFR and was replaced by Jessie Sturman and Martee Meter, 1st barrel racing. Amy Deichert. 1980—Kathy Kennedy, Channing, Tex., 1st breakaway roping; Tom Whitely, 2013—Mitch McAdow, Littleton, Colo., 1st in tie down roping; Shelby Winchell, Ogallala, 1st bullriding; Jean Fuchs, Thedford, 2nd breakaway roping; Bert Leach, Scottsbluff, 3rd in goat tying and runner-up all-around cowgirl; and Amy Tier- Ainsworth, 2nd bullriding. ney, Hot Springs, S.D., as student member of the board of directors in the Central 1981—Todd McIntyre, Thedford, 2nd saddle bronc riding. Rocky Mountain Region. 1982—Kerry Manning, Thedford, all-around cowgirl. 2014—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., 1st goat tying; Shaylee Hance, Circle, 1983—Bunny Pisacka, Buffalo Gap, S.D., 1st goat tying and all-around cowgirl; Mont., 2nd goat tying; Amy Tierney, Oral, S.D., 3rd goat tying. Women’s team Shari Fisher, 2nd barrel racing. 2nd in region (missed 1st place by 11.67 points). Amy Deichert, Spearfish, S.D., 1984—Kerry Becker, Ashby, 1st breakaway roping; Bunny Pisacka, Buffalo Gap, and Katie Loughran, Broken Bow, Neb., also went to CNFR as team members. S.D., 2nd goat tying; Diane Weigel, Amelia, 2nd barrel racing. Also, Russell Hipke, Stuart, Neb., who had placed fourth in the region in steer 1986—Kerry Becker, Ashby, 1st, breakaway roping; Donene Johnson, Glenrock, wrestling, went to the CNFR after one of the three qualifiers withdrew from the Wyo., 2nd goat tying. rodeo. 1987—Shelley Meter, Minatare, all-around cowgirl; K.C. White, Ashby, 1st break- 2015—Wyatt Clark, 2nd, bareback riding. away roping; and Del Dack, McCook, 2nd steer wrestling. 2016—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., 1st in goat tying (by 465 points); Clay- 1988—Rusty Kluender, Valentine, 2nd calf roping. ton Van Aken, Descanso, Calif., 1st in tie down roping and 3rd in team roping 1991—Justin Hammond, Valentine, 1st steer wrestling. header; Nate McFadden, Elsmere, Neb., 2nd in bareback ridng; John Kissack, 1992—Joy Peterson, Bayard, 1st barrel racing. Gillette, Wyo., 3rd in bareback riding; Dakota Rice, Kellogg, Idaho, 3rd 1993—Jake Clark, Hemingford, 2nd calf roping. in bull riding. Colby Anders, Bayard, Neb., and Prestyn Novak, Newell, S.D., also 1995—Pat Burk, Ewing, 2nd bull riding. were on national team. CSC men’s team 1st in region with 4,460 points, 969 more 1998—Sid Merrill, Chadron, 1st calf roping; Devon Smith, Hershey, 1st bull than runner-up. riding. Notes: Chadron State was in the Great Plains Region prior to 1979-80, when it 1999—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., 1st bull riding. moved to the Central Rocky Mountain Region. No one from CSC finished 1st or 2000—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., 1st bull riding; Taralyn Rosander, Wol- 2nd in the region in years not listed. Beginning in 2005, the top three finishers in bach, 1st breakaway roping. each event from each region qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo. 28 CSC’S HALL OF FAME HONOREES 1983—*Ross Armstrong, William Dean Armstrong, Jack kins, Monty Reher and Bill Ryan. Barker, Bob Baumann, George Bowman, Bill Bruer, Don 2000—Don Beebe, Steve Coon, Rick Daniels, Butch Le- Burrows, Al (Bud) Butterfield, Paul Carroll, Glen Cheney, hmkuhler, Barb Zurn Rangel, Phil Sanders, Dick Steinke, Lyle Colerick, Archie Conn, Ivan Christian, Nels Christian- Ken Thompson, Bart Voycheske and *Bob Wood. sen, Ralph Garvin, Norman (Bud) Larsen, Verne Lewellen, 2001—*Sparky Adams, Dan Barent, Maureen Cooney Louis Mantalica, Harold (Pepper) Martin, John McGregor, O’Dell, Ray Hoffman, Randy Jarzynka, Willy Long. LaVerne McKelvey, Milford (Dub) Miller, *Mack Pey- 2002—Dennis Breinig, Jerry Carder, Dr. Pat Colgate, ton, Wilmer Planansky, Jim Ratelle, Ralph Shipp, Clinton Carolyn Williams Hovendick, Terry Mastny, Joe McKay, Smith, J.C. Sollars, Ruffus Trapp, Clifford Weller, Orin Creighton Miller, Charlie Mitchell and Dave Smith Weymouth and Joe Zowada. 2003—Phil Haberman, Terry Hillman, Rich King, Randy 1984—Tom Blundell, Earl Buckingham, William Lotton, Don Mathis, Deb Spickelmier Noble, Jenifer Diercks, Wesley Evans, Frank Ferguson, Roy Houser, Keith Durbin Proud, Todd Pierce, Dean Rickard, Duane Smith Kyser, Larry Lytle, Virgil Meyer, Guido Santero, Leo Stan- and Gregg Stephens. gle, Bill Stephenson, Dale Tangeman and Lionel Wickard. 2004—Carrie Roberts Antonovich, Kerry Becker, Rod 1985—Gene Alcorn, Robert Armstrong, Richard Boness, Bussinger, John Flynn, Lisa Brott Flynn, Leonard Hawkins, Dick Colerick, Bennie Francis, Larry Gold, Glen Groves Mike Max and Jeff Parke. and John McLane. 2005—Steve Aggers, Corey Anderson, Lee Crawford, 1986—Bob Burden, Morse Burley, Steve Gremm, Leon- Murray Johnson, David Jones, Danny Moore, Mary Per- ard Kaiser, Bob Lynch, Francis Rose and Jim Schwartz. rien, Rick Samuels. 1987—Jack Dinnel, Jim Hampton, Bill Savage and Norm 2006—Roxie Boehm Arens, Scott Blachly, Dennis Wilson. Fitzgerald, Jay Masek, Todd McIntyre, Ted Niemann, +Dr. 1988—Clifford Carroll, Rod Ehler, Francis Montague Sam Rankin, Toby Spence, Chris Stein. and Dean Palser. 2007—Dean Barent, Bill Boness, Kail Bowman, Dawn 1989—Tom Alcorn, Jim Hogeland, Pat Moore and Mike Brammer, Josh Robinson, Mike Sorensen, Bob Waldner. Winchell. 2008—Wendy Grint Alexander, Russ Anderson, Tricia 1990—Jerry Bartak, Larry Baumann, Lee Baumann, Rex Lukawski, +Con Marshall, David McCartney, Steward Cadwallader, +Robert Isham, Joe Johnson, Carol Bach- Perez, Felix Sanford, Cory Shinkle, Caryn Martin Ziettlow. mann Marxsen, Bud Murray, Jack Needham, Gwen Reed, 2009—Russ Crafton, J.J. Feddersen, Cody Gamble, Don Reel and John Sides. Shauna Smith Golembiewski, Chad Johnson, Joe Plan- 1991—*Bill Baker, *Marge Burkett, *Bill Giles, Brad ansky, Angela Woodworth Rhoades, Jay Rhoades, Jason Bartlett, Rod Borders, Gary Decker, Ted Erlewine, Louis Robinson. Peters, Tim Turman and Rick Watson. 2010—Cory Brooks, Jim Butler, Corey Campbell, Lorna 1992—Paul Colgate, Kevin Kirwan, Don Meter, Ken Dahlgren-Glenn, Tony Dammen, Scott Doyle, Bret Eng- Ottoson, Bill Pile, Kathy Runyan, Don Schmaderer, *Harry dahl, Joe Juelfs, Travis McDermott, Lacy Orpin, *Scott Simonton and *Loy Young. Ritzen, *Brad Smith, Jennifer Vasey-Reiners. 1993—Rodney Cook, Dale Hendrickson, Nancy Cozad 2011—No selections were made due to the college cel- Newman, Charles McGaw, Jim Prell, Ken Parks, Mike ebrating its centennial. Parks, *Larry Riley and Walt Stoeger. 2012—Corey Arndt, Patti Buettner, Curtis Deines, Jason 1994—Randy Bauer, Rick Brown, Chad Emanuel, Kevin Funk, Judd Hoos, Jami Huckfeldt, Misty Leslie, Doug Emanuel, Scott Jones, Michael Kinnaird, *Wanda Rainbolt Lytle, Curt Moffat, Jeremy Robinson, Libi Susag. and Larry Ruzicka. 2013—Dawn Bowcott King, Tracy Heiman, Dennis Hen- 1995—Kent Halley, Rex Jones, Kathy Kennedy, Jean dricks, Trevor Moon, Mike Riley, Molly Ruggles Garson, Fuchs Poythress, Martee Meter Pruitt, Terry Statton and Ryan Turman. Dale Williamson. 2014—1966-67 Men’s Basketball Team, Kevin Allison, 1996—Clint Belden, Doug Brandt, Dale Drahota, Lue Kevin Homer, Justin Hoopman, Dan Maciejczak, Kit Nel- Graesser, Sheryl Myers Levi, Rick Nave, Kelvin Sharp, son Bennett, Jahvea Vidokovich, Tanya Weber. Dale Timperley and Fran Wrage. 2015– Casey Beren, Jess Clarke, Mike Fackrell, Jake 1997—Bob Brown, +Vern and +Frances Chicoine, Dean Holscher, Jay Long, Steve Nelson, Jim Rhodes, Brad Churchill, Gene Emanuel, Duane Fritz, Shari Fisher Kopp, Schulz, Ann Smith, Don Watt Bunny Pisacka and Dennis Schmitz. *CSC coaches 1998—1948, 1958 and 1978 football teams. (Trapp, Riley and Wood also were CSC athletes) 1999—Brad Fults, Ralph Gill, Ron Hoffman, Laurie +Meritorious service Wickard Janicek, Doug Jones, Rick Mikelson, Sam Per- 29 CSC’S TOP ATHLETES THROUGH THE YEARS Each year, most of the teams at Chadron State College nedy, 2001-02—Jeremy Wissing, 2002-03—Deon David. select a most valuable athlete. Often the team members do 2003-04—Jeremy Wissing, 2004-05—Eric Griffo, the voting. The following are the CSC athletes who have 2005-06—Marcus Ligons, 2006-07—Marcus Ligons; received the awards as the best in their sport since 1980: 2007-08—Tim McLaurin; 2008-09—Tim McLaurin; 2009-10—Moala Tautuaa; 2010-11—Moala Tautuaa; FOOTBALL: 1980—J.D. Hill, 1981—John Flynn, 2011-12—Moala Tautuaa; 2012-13—Zac Bargen; 2013- 1982—Phil Haberman, 1983—Dave Smith, 1984—Duane 14—Zac Bargen; 2014-15—Josiah Lee; 2015-16—Warren Smith, 1985—Duane Smith, 1986—Dean Rickard, 1987— Gordon; Leo Mendelsohn, 1988—Don Beebe, 1989—Chris Stein and Dave Landen, 1990—Corey Anderson and David WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: 1980-81—Maureen Jones, 1991—Russ Anderson on defense and all seniors Cooney, 1981-82—Maureen Cooney, 1982-83— Laurie (Bill Boness, Curtis Deines, Craig Kallhoff, Steward Perez, Tucker, 1983-84—Deb Sylte, 1984-85—Deb Sylte, 1985- Jay Rhoades, Jerry Thomas and Rich Van Deer) on offense, 86—Mary Perrien, 1986-87—Mary Perrien, 1987-88—Mary 1992—David McCartney, 1993—Joe Planansky, 1994— Perrien, 1988-89—Michelle Dahlberg, 1989-90—Tari Nel- Joe Planansky, 1995— All 14 seniors, 1996—Judd Hoos, son, 1990-91—Tricia Lukawski, 1991-92—Tricia Lukawski, 1997—Kevin Homer, 1998—Kevin Homer, 1999—Casey 1992-93— Tricia Lukawski, 1993-94—Shauna Smith, Beran, 2000—Jeff Japp, 2001—Matt Strand, 2002—Mar- 1994-95—Lorna Dahlgren and Lacy Orpin, 1995-96—Jami vin Jackson, 2003—Marvin Jackson, 2004—Danny Wood- Huckfeldt, 1996-97—Jami Huckfeldt and Patty Jeffers, head, 2005—Danny Woodhead. 2006—Danny Woodhead; 1997-98—Tonya Weber.1999-99—Braidi Hladky, 1999- 2007—Danny Woodhead and Joe McLain; 2008—Joe 2000—Roxi Hoegerl, 2000-01—Braidi Hladky, 2001-02— McLain; 2009—Duke Eardley; 2010—James Belville; Kim Petty, 2002-03—Janet Raymer, 2003-04—Kim Petty, 2011—James Belville; 2012—Kevin Lindholm; 2013— 2004-05—Taylor Cady, 2005-06—Bec Kyba, 2006-07—Na- Glen Clinton; 2014—Jonn McLain; 2015—Dylan Furrier; talyn Cumings; 2007-08—Sunni Busch; 2008-09—Sunni Busch; 2009-10—Kaitlin Petri; 2010-11—Lexi Smidt; 2011- VOLLEYBALL: 1980—Barb Zurn, 1981—Barb Zurn, 12—Kaitlin Petri; 2012-13—Kattie Ranta; 2013-14—Kattie 1982—Barb Zurn, 1983—Carrie Roberts, 1984—Carolyn Ranta; 2014-15—Kate Simonton; 2015-16—Maka Daysh; Williams, 1985—Kim Cox, 1986—Kim Cox, 1987—Jeni- fer Proud, 1988—Jenifer Proud, 1989—Starla Paules, WRESTLING: 1980-81—Gary Gill, 1981-82—Mark 1990—Gena Bales, 1991—Roxie Boehm, 1992—Wendy Schoeneman, 1982-83—Dan Barent, 1983-84—Bart Alexander & Dawn Hutchins, 1993—Wendy Alexander, Voycheske, 1984-85—Leonard Hawkins, 1985-86—Mike 1994—Angela Woodworth, 1995—Jennifer Vasey, 1996— Max, 1986-87—Jeff Parke, 1987-88—Bob Waldner, 1988- Molly Ruggles, 1997—Molly Ruggles, 1998—Molly Rug- 89—Bob Waldner, 1989-90—Bob Waldner, 1990-91—Steve gles, 1999—Billie Grant, 2000—Tasha Reed, 2001—Tasha Loyd and Brennan Schwenk, 1991-92—J.C. Summers, Reed, 2002—Tasha Reed. 2003—Kelly Kraus, 2004—Aly- 1992-93—Travis McDermott, 1993-94—Tony Dammen, sia Wardyn, 2005—Alysia Wardyn, 2006—Patrice Henson; 1994-95—Tony Dammen and Travis McDermott, 1995-96— 2007—Jamie Mills Weingart; 2008—Jennifer Luatua; Justin Hoopman, 1996-97—Corey Arndt, 1997-98—Justin 2009—Alyssa Norton; 2010—Mollie Jones; 2011—Mal- Hoopman. 1998-99—Kevin Allison, 1999-2000—Josh lory Irvine; 2012—Mallory Irvine; 2013—Erika Roybal; Schommer, 2000-01—Jason Dye. 2001-02—Cody Beguin, 2014—Erika Roybal; 2015—Rudy Leasau; 2002-03—Jeff Rusher, 2003-04—Travis Peak, 2004-05— Jake Schluckebier, 2005-06—Mark Pfeifer, 2006-07—Brett MEN’S BASKETBALL: 1980-81—Dick Uhing, Hunter; 2007-08—Josh Majerus; 2008-09—Brett Hunter; 1981-82—Gregg Stephens, 1982-83—Randy Lotton, 2009-10—Jimmy Savala; 2010-11—Jimmy Savala; 2011- 1983-84—Randy Lotton, 1984-85—Rich King, 1985- 12—Jordan Debus; 2012-13—Jordan Debus; 2013-14— 86—Rand Woods, 1986-87—Ted Niemann, 1987-88— Dustin Stodola; 2014-15—Caleb Copeland; 2015-16—Tay- Ted Niemann, 1988-89—Todd Brosius, 1989-90—Scott lor Summers; Wentz, 1990-91 —Josh Robinson, 1991-92—Josh Rob- inson, 1992-93—Russ Crafton; 1993-94—Russ Craf- ton and Jason Robinson, 1994-95—Jeremy Robinson, 1995-96—Jeremy Robinson, 1996-97—Jahvea Vida- kovich, 1997-98—Domonic Harris, 1998-99—Domonic Harris. 1999-2000—Otis Frazier, 2000-01—Zak Ken- 30 CSC’S TOP ATHLETES THROUGH& Andy Hollibaugh; 2008—Lacey THE Roberts; YEARS 2009—Whit- ten Hoover; 2010—Whitten Hoover; 2011—Kelsey Scott; MEN’S TRACK: 1980—Monty Reher, 1981—Kyle 2012—Kelsey Scott, 2013—Amy Tierney; 2014—Shelby Wigington, 1982—Mike Barry, 1983—Tony Farris, Winchell; 2014—Amy Deichert; 2015—Shelby Winchell, 1984—Tony Farris, 1985—Scott Christensen, 1986— Clayton Van Aken Duane Smith, 1987—Danny Moore, 1988—Danny Moore, 1989—Danny Moore, 1990—Cory Shinkle, 1991—Kail WOMEN’S GOLF: 1993-94—Dionne Holmquist, Bowman, 1992—entire team, 1993—Craig Ullmann, 1994-95—Markee Satchell, 1995-96—Kammi Jarvis 1994—Tracy Heiman & Todd Ziettlow, 1995—Doug & Miranda Wightman, 1996-97—Kammi Jarvis, 1997- Lytle & Mark Ritterbush, 1996—Doug Lytle, 1997—Dan 98—Kammi Jarvis & Jennifer Collins, 1998-99—Jennifer Wagner, 1998—Doug Lytle, 1999—Jamie Knapke. 2000— Collins, 1999-2000—Jennifer Collins , 2000-01—Jennifer Ryan Baily., 2001—Ryan Baily, 2002—Zach Even, 2003— Collins and Jennifer Leake, 2001-02—Jennifer Leake and Zach Even and Derrick Murphy, 2004—Dusty Hudson, Rhonda Beatty, 2002-03—Rhonda Beatty, 2003-04—Sarah 2005—Joel Duffield, 2006—Joel Duffield, 2007—Mike Halsey, 2004-05—Sarah Halsey, 2005-06—Sarah Halsey, Smith; 2008—Mike Smith; 2009—Brandon Harrington; 2006-07—Leslie Mueller; 2007-08—Allyson Malzahn; 2010—Cody Hunt; 2011—Brad Gamble; 2012—Cody 2008-09—Allison Rowden; 2009-10—Alissa Peterson; Hunt; 2013—Cody Hunt; 2014—Karl McFarlane; 2014— 2010-11—Allison Rowden; 2011-12—Emilee Pilkington; Damarcus Simpson; 2016—Damarcus Simpson; 2012-13—Karissa Moreland; 2013-14—Emma Harris; 2014-15—Schuyler Wetzel; 2015-2016—Schuler Wetzel; WOMEN’S TRACK: 1980—Jeanne Murphy, 1981— Laurie Wickard, 1982—Jeanne Murphy, 1983—Lark SOFTBALL: 2007—Katie Beck and Allison Hendrick- Durnell, 1984—Dawn Bowcott, 1985—Wanda Holwell, sen (offensive), Blair McEndaffer (defensive); 2008—Al- 1986—Dawn Bowcott Bohrnsen & Jenifer Durbin, 1987— lison Hendricksen; 2009—Casey Williams; 2010—Katie Jenifer Durbin & Deb Spickelmeier, 1988—Jenifer Durbin Bolin; 2011—Jamie Mazankowski; 2012—Angela Jay; Proud, 1989—Deb Spickelmier, 1990—Dawn Brammer, 2013—Katie Londo; 2014—Kylee Polsley and Katie 1991—Dawn Brammer & Caryn Martin, 1992—entire Londo; 2015—Courtney Lecher; 2016–Tayler Hall; team, 1993—Caryn Martin & Libi Malone, 1994—Kit Nelson, 1995—Kit Nelson & Kim Walker, 1996—Desrae MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY: 2012—Alex Johnson; Dean, 1997—Michelle Wolford, 1998—Kathy Melchior, 2013—Evans Koech; 2014—Alejandro Garcia; 2015– 1999—Julie Guzzy, 2000—Julie Guzzy, 2001—Mandy Dylan Stansbury; Kubo, 2002—Christie Miller, 2003—Jacqueline Wells, 2004—Jessica Isenberger, 2005—Jacqueline Wells and WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY: 2012 —Ashley Emily Volkmer, 2006—Emily Volkmer, 2007—Emily Riesen; 2013—Ashley Riesen; 2014—Rebecca Volf; 2015– Volkmer; 2008—Mary Wells; 2009—Jessica Horsley; Nicky Banzhaf; 2010—Ashley Riesen; 2011—Jessica Horsley; 2012—Sta- cee Craig; 2013—Kaelie Jelden; 2014—Alyssa Norton; 2015—Stachia Reuwsaat; 2016—Shelby Bozner;

RODEO: 1988—Del Dack, 1989—Rusty Kluender, 1990—Lee Crawford, 1991—Justin Hammond, 1992—Joy Petersen, 1993—Billy Brown & Kristin Murphy, 1994— Billy Brown & Kristin Murphy, 1995—Pat Burk, 1996— None selected, 1997—Travis Anderson & Chessney Sevier, 1998—Sid Merrill & Devon Smith, 1999—Will Farrell, 2000—Will Farrell, 2001—Dustin Elliott, 2002—Will Far- rell, 2003—Curt LaDuke, 2004—Barb Holm, 2005—Jen- nifer Nelson, 2006—Chase Francis, 2007—Chase Francis

31 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Football Year Name Team Pos. 1958 Tom Blundell NAIA Second Team DE 1971 Mike Parks NAIA Second Team DE 1974 Dennis Fitzgerald Kodak First Team DB 1975 Duane Fritz NAIA First Team P 1977 Ralph Gill NAIA Second Team DE Terry Mastny NAIA Second Team OT 1978 Terry Mastny Kodak First Team OT 1982 Dennis Hendricks NAIA First Team OG 1985 Duane Smith NAIA Second Team WR 1986 Dean Rickard NAIA Second Team OG 1989 Jay Masek NAIA Second Team PK David Jones Football Gazette Third Team RB 1990 Jay Masek NAIA Second Team PK David Jones NAIA First Team RB AP Little All-American First Team Corey Anderson NAIA First Team LB Bill Boness NAIA Second Team OL 1992 David McCartney AP Little All-American Third Team RB Guy Earle AP Little All-American Third Team OT 1993 Joe Planansky C.M. Frank Second Team TE 1994 Joe Planansky C.M. Frank First Team TE CoSIDA D-II Third Team Scott Doyle CoSIDA D-II First Team PK AP Little All-American Second Team C.M. Frank Third Team 1996 Dan Maciejczak CoSIDA D-II Second Team C Football Gazette Second Team AP Little All-American Third Team Kevin Homer Football Gazette Third Team LB 1997 Kevin Homer Football Gazette Second Team LB AP Little All-American Second Team LB 1998 Kevin Homer COSIDA D-II First Team Burger King American Coaches First Team AP Little All-American First Team Football Gazette First Team 1997 Ryan Turman Football Gazette Second Team LB Co-SIDA D-II Second Team 1998 Casey Beran Football Gazette Third Team DE 1999 Casey Beran CoSIDA D-II First Team Football Gazette First Team USA Football First Team AP Little All-American Second Team Jess Clarke CoSIDA D-II First Team TE Football Gazette First Team USA Football Third Team 2001 Jeremy Eardley AFCA First Team C AP Little All-American First Team D2football.com Second Team Football Gazette Second Team Ryan Deterding Football Gazette Third Team 2002 Marvin Jackson AFCA First Team DB AP Little All-American First Team CoSIDA D-II Second Team Football Gazette Second Team 32 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Football 2002 Cody Beguin Football Gazette Third Team OG 2003 Marvin Jackson D2football.com First Team DB D2football.com Second Team PR/KR CoSIDA D-II Second Team 2004 Danny Woodhead D2football.com First Team RB Dopke.com First Team AP Little All-American Second Team Football Gazette Second Team CoSIDA D-II Second Team Layne Sievers Dopke.com Third Team OT 2005 Danny Woodhead Collegesportsreport.com Second Team AP Little All-American Third Team 2006 Danny Woodhead AFCA First Team CoSIDA D-II First Team D2football.com First Team Football Gazette First Team AP Little All-American First Team Robbie Klinetobe CoSIDA D-II First Team OG AP Little All-American First Team Football Gazette First Team D2football.com Second Team Austin Bailey D2football.com Third Team LB Josh Knouse D2football.com Third Team DT Jared Lee D2football.com Third Team OT 2007 Danny Woodhead AP Little All-American First Team RB D2football.com First Team Football Gazette First Team CoSIDA D-II Second Team John Strand CoSIDA D-II Second Team OT 2008 Travis Atter AFCA First Team PK Chance Galey Football Gazette Second Team OC Isaac Stockton Football Gazette Third Team IR 2009 Kevin Berg AFCA First Team P Travis Atter Daktronics First Team PK Football Gazette First Team AP Little All-America Third Team 2010 Kevin Berg Daktronics Second Team P 2012 Kevin Lindholm Beyond Sports Networks First Team LB Daktronics First Team D2football.com First Team AP Little All-American Second Team Football Gazette Second Team Trelan Taylor AP Little All-American First Team S Daktronics Second Team Football Gazette Third Team Garrett Gilkey D2football.com First Team OL Football Gazette Third Team Alex Ferdinand Beyond Sports Network Second Team PK 2013 Glen Clinton Daktronics Second Team TB Beyond Sports Network Second Team AP Little All-America Third Team Don Hansen Second Team Cody Roes Beyond Sports Network Second Team TE 2014 Michael Lorenzo AFCA First, AP Little All-America 2nd G

33 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Men’s Basketball Name, Year Team Josh Robinson, 1992 NAIA Division II Second Team Women’s Basketball Name, Year Team Tricia Lukawski, 1993 NCAA D-II Third Team Kaitlin Petri, 2009 Daktronics D-II Third Team

Wrestling Year Name Weight Place 1970 Steve Gremm Hwt 5th 1972 Bob Lynch 158 1st 1983 Dan Barent 177 4th 1985 Bart Voycheske 190 6th Leonard Hawkins 177 5th Mike Max Hwt 8th 1986 Mike Max Hwt 3rd 1987 Jeff Parke 177 7th 1988 Bob Waldner 177 4th 1989 Bob Waldner 177 7th 1989 Darrell Bullington 142 7th 1990 Bob Waldner 190 6th 1991 Brennan Schwenk 126 6th 1992 Travis McDermott 118 8th 1993 Travis McDermott 118 8th 1994 Tony Johnson 126 7th Tony Dammen 177 5th 1995 Travis McDermott 118 5th Tony Dammen 177 5th 1997 Cory Arndt 190 3rd Ed Hermsen 177 7th Ralph Dasti 118 7th 1998 Jake Holscher 158 7th Justin Hoopman 150 8th Chris Stivers 134 8th 1999 Kevin Allison 174 4th Joe Callahan 165 7th 2000 Josh Schommer 157 5th 2001 Jason Dye 149 7th 2002 Cody Beguin Hwt 8th 2003 Jeff Rusher 197 3rd 2004 Jordan Johnson 165 7th Travis Peak 157 6th Jeff Rusher 197 6th 2007 Brett Hunter 165 1st Josh Majerus 197 2nd Mark Pfeifer 149 5th Matt Weingart 174 6th 2008 Josh Majerus 197 1st Devlon Webb 125 5th 2009 Brett Hunter 174 1st Josh Majerus 197 4th 2011 Jimmy Savala 141 7th 2013 Jordan Debus 184 5th Perry McAfee 133 8th 2014 Dustin Stodola 133 4th

Note: All competition was NAIA prior to 1993. NCAA Division II since 1993. 34 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Track and Field - Indoors Year Name Event Place Mark/Time 1980 Monty Reher Shot put 6th 53-6 ½ 1981 Laurie Wickard Shot put 4th 39-10 ¼ 1982 Lark Durnell Long jump 5th 16-10 Zeta Goodrich Long jump 6th 16-8 ½ 1987 Jennifer Durbin Long jump 6th 18-2 Deb Spickelmier 880 yards 5th 2:20.10 1988 Jennifer Durbin Proud 60 yards 5th 7.14 Long jump 5th 18-10 ½ Deb Spickelmier 1,000 yards 4th 2:41.52 1989 Don Beebe 60 yards 5th 6.31 Deb Spickelmier 1,000 yards 3rd 2:41.18 1990 Dawn Brammer Shot put 2nd 42-6 ½ Kail Bowman Shot put 4th 52-4 ½ 1991 Kail Bowman Shot put 4th 54-8 ¼ Dawn Brammer Shot put 4th 44-5 1992 Dawn Brammer Shot put 2nd 45-2 ½ Libi Malone Shot put 6th 43-4 Caryn Martin Long jump 5th 17-11 ¾ 1993 Caryn Martin Long jump 4th 18-9 ¼ High jump 5th 5-5 1994 Tracy Heiman High jump 1st 6-9 ¾ 1994 Kit Nelson Shot put 7th 42-11 ¾ 1996 Doug Lytle 35-pound weight 6th 54-5 ½ 1997 Jeff Gipson 55 meters 8th 6.47 1998 Doug Lytle Shot put 5th 54-8 ¼ 35-pound weight 5th 59-9 ½ 2001 Mandy Kubo Shot put 8th 44-6 ¾ 2003 Derrick Murphy High jump 5th 6-9 ¾ 2004 Jacqueline Wells 20-pound weight 3rd 57-5 ¾ Derek Hamilton Shot put 7th 53-11 ¾ 2005 Jacqueline Wells 20-pound weight 3rd 61-9 Emily Volkmer Triple jump 6th 38-8 ¼ 2006 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 2nd 48-1 ¾ 20-pound weight 5th 55-9 ¼ Emily Volkmer Triple jump 3rd 39-8 ¾ Joel Duffield 400 meters 2nd 47.22 Jack Sides High jump 5th 6-11 2007 Jourdin Holden Long jump 7th 23-9 Riley Northrup High jump 7th 6-8 ¾ 2008 Mary Wells Shot put 5th 46-11 ¾ Mike Smith 200 meters 6th 22.04 2011 Brad Gamble Heptahtlon 1st 5,075 points Lanar Newman Long jump 5th 23-6 ¼ Julia Bayer Long jump 7th 18-8 ½ Cody Hunt Shot put 8th 57-3 Karl McFarlane 60-meter hurdles 3rd 7.96 2012 Cody Hunt Shot put 4th 57-¾ Alex Graham 60 meters 4th 6.78 Karl McFarlane 60-meter hurdles 7th 8.01 Jazmyn Webster High jump 7th 5-7 ¾ 2014 Karl McFarlane 60-meter hurdles 4th 7.93 Charith Kapukotuwa Shot put 6th 58-3 2015 Damarcus Simpson Long jump 2nd 25-4 ½ 60 meters 6th 6.76 35 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Stacia Reuwsaat Long jump 6th 19-1 ½ 2016 Shelby Bozner 400 relay 7th 3:45.77 Nikki Glasson Kelsy Wood Tiffany Taylor Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 1st 20-4 1/2 Damarcus Simpson 60 meters 6th 6.79 Long jump 2nd 25-11 Zerek Jones (2nd Team) 800 meters 12th Track and Field - Outdoors Year Name Event Place Mark/Time 1981 Randy Jarzynka Marathon 6th 2.36:18.97 1982 Lark Durnell High jump 6th 5-4 1986 Dawn Bowcott Bohrnsen Marathon 4th 3.19:30.3 1987 Deron Dolfi Javelin 8th 194-0 Danny Moore Decathlon 4th 6,628 points Jennifer Durbin Proud Heptathlon 6th 4,407 points 1988 Danny Moore Decathlon 4th 6,624 points Deron Dolfi Javelin 3rd 204-10 Danny Moore Javelin 7th 189-7 1989 Danny Moore Javelin 3rd 206-5 Deron Dolfi Javelin 6th 199-3 Deb Spickelmier 800 meters 7th 2:15.82 1990 Cory Shinkle Decathlon 3rd 6,879 points Kail Bowman Shot put 7th 52-3 1991 Kail Bowman Shot put 3rd 55-¼ Caryn Martin Heptathlon 7th 4,490 points 1992 Caryn Martin Heptathlon 3rd 4,957 points Dawn Brammer Shot put 7th 43-8 1993 Caryn Martin Heptathlon 2nd 5,151 points Tracy Heiman High jump 8th 6-9 Libi Malone Shot put 6th 42-11 1994 Tracy Heiman High jump 3rd(tie) 6-9 1998 Doug Lytle Shot put 6th 55-2¼ Discus 6th 166-9 2001 Mandy Kubo Shot put 4th 48-10 2003 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 4th 46-4 Derrick Murphy High jump 7th 6-9 2004 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 6th 46-4¾ Hammer throw 8th 170-9 2005 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 4th 48-7¼ Emily Volkmer Triple Jump 6th 39-3¼ 2006 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 3rd 48-2½ Hammer throw 6th 178-0 Emily Volkmer Triple jump 8th 40-6 Amanda Owens Heptathlon 7th 4,779 points Joel Duffield 400 meters 5th 47.10 2007 Amanda Owens Heptathlon 4th 4,926 points High jump 8th 5-7 Emily Volkmer Triple jump 6th 39-10 ½ Mary Wells Discus 7th 145-5 2008 Stacy Girard 1,500 meters 5th 4:33.51 2010 Cody Hunt Shot put 6th 58-7 ¼ Brandon Harrington 110 hurdles 8th 14.64 2011 Brad Gamble Decathlon 2nd 7,177 Jessica Horsley Hammer Throw 2nd 189-1 36 Karl McFarlane 110 hurdles 5th 14.21 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Brandon Segelke 400 relay 6th 41.10 Phil Rivera McFarlane Jake Gruver 2012 Jazmyn Webster High jump 6th 5-9 ¼ 2013 Cody Hunt Shot Put 3rd 61-11 Karl McFarlane 110 hurdles 4th 13.97 2014 Alyssa Norton Discus 7th 153-5 2015 Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 7th 20-3 Damarcus Simpson Long jump 1st 26-3¾ Mel Herl Discus 4th 170-0 2016 Stachia Reuwsaat Long Jump 2nd 21-2 1/2 Shelby Bozner Heptathlon 1st 5,428 points 800 hurdles 8th 1:01.85 Kelsy Wood (2nd Team) Heptathlon 12th Damarcus Simpson Long jump 1st 26-4 1/2 Zerek Jones 800 meters 7th 1:52.96

Note: All competition was NAIA prior to 1993. NCAA Division II since 1993.

37 CSC ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS The following are Academic All-Americans as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America: Football Year Name Team 1971 Larry Ruzicka CoSIDA Academic All-American 1972 Larry Ruzicka CoSIDA Academic All-American 1973 Randy Bauer CoSIDA Academic All-American Jerry Sutton CoSIDA Academic All-American 1975 Bob Lacey CoSIDA Academic All-American 1979 Jerry Carder CoSIDA Academic All-American 1991 Jay Rhoades CoSIDA Academic All-American 1994 Corey Campbell CoSIDA Academic All-American 1995 Corey Campbell CoSIDA Academic All-American 1999 Casey Beran CoSIDA Academic All-American 2003 Rob Evans CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2006 Danny Woodhead CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2007 *Danny Woodhead CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2008 Shaine Odell CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Aaron Ide CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2010 Cory Beran CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2011 Sean McGowan CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2012 Glen Clinton CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2013 Glen Clinton CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Pierre Etchemendy CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Sam Parker CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Zach Sandstrom CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2014 Sam Parker CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Zach Sandstrom CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Ethan Bauer CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Randy Wentz CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team * College Division Player of the Year Volleyball Year Name Team 1993 Wendy Grint Alexander CoSIDA Academic All-American

Women’s Basketball Year Name Team 1983 Laurie Tucker CoSIDA Honorable Mention 2011 Kaitlin Petri CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Men’s Basketball Year Name Team 1992 Josh Robinson CoSIDA Academic All-American Women’s Golf Year Name Team 2006 Sarah Halsey CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team At Large Softball Year Name Team 2009 Casey Williams CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2012 Angela Jay CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Track and Field Year Name Team 2001 Stacie Koehler CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2006 Joel Duffield CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Jacqueline Wells CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team 2012 Kelly Troester CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team 2016 Stachia Reuwsaat CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team Alejandro Garcia CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Zerek Jones CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 38 CSC ACADEMIC HONOREES The following are Scholar-Athletes or Academic Honorees as Track and Field selected by the NAIA or various coaches associations: Year Name Team 1983 Sue Goetzinger NAIA Scholar Athlete Women’s Basketball 1989 Jennifer Durbin Proud NAIA Scholar Athlete Year Name Team Deb Spickelmier NAIA Scholar Athlete 1988 Mary Perrien NAIA Scholar Athlete 1998 Jamie Knapke USTFCCCA 1989 Michelle Dahlberg NAIA Scholar Athlete Dan Wagner USTFCCCA 1990 Tari Nelson NAIA Scholar Athlete 2007 Staci Alberts USTFCCCA 1991 Amee Williams NAIA Scholar Athlete Stacy Girard USTFCCCA 1992 Tricia Lukawski NAIA Scholar Athlete Jennifer Hudson USTFCCCA Amanda Owens USTFCCCA Men’s Basketball Riley Northrup USTFCCCA Year Name Team Brandon Harrington USTFCCCA 1988 Phil Terpstra NAIA Scholar Athlete Jack Sides USTFCCCA Randy Taylor NAIA Scholar Athlete Mike Smith USTFCCCA 1989 Todd Brosius NAIA Scholar Athlete 2008 Mike Aimone USTFCCCA Dan Miller NAIA Scholar Athlete Stacy Girard USTFCCCA Scott Wentz NAIA Scholar Athlete Jake Gruver USTFCCCA 1990 Scott Wentz NAIA Scholar Athlete Brandon Harrington USTFCCCA 1991 Josh Robinson NAIA Scholar Athlete Perisha Hinton USTFCCCA Joe Schultz USTFCCCA Wrestling Mike Smith USTFCCCA Year Name Team 2009 Julia Bayer USTFCCCA 1987 Jeff Bloom NAIA Scholar Athlete Stacy Girard USTFCCCA 1988 Jeff Bloom NAIA Scholar Athlete Brandon Harrington USTFCCCA 1994 Garth Wagstaff NWCA All-American Lanar Newman USTFCCCA 1995 Tony Dammen NWCA All-American Ryan Shelton USTFCCCA 1995 Travis McDermott NWCA All-American Ricky Myers NWCA All-American Volleyball 1996 Dave Marich NWCA All-American Year Name Team 1997 Kevin Allison NWCA All-American 1984 Carolyn Williams NAIA Scholar Athlete Ricky Myers NWCAAll-American 1986 Kim Cox NAIA Scholar Athlete 1998 Kevin Allison NWCA All-American Justin Hoopman NWCA All-American Jake Holscher NWCA All-American Second Team 1999 Kevin Allison NWCA All-American Second Team 2000 Jake Holscher NWCA All-American Cody Beguin NWCA All-American Second Team 2001 Cody Beguin NWCA All-American 2002 Cody Beguin NWCAAll-American Ben Holscher NWCA All-American Seth Groff NWCA All-American Second Team 2003 Jordan Johnson NWCA All-American Travis Peak NWCAAll-American Seth Groff NWCA All-American Second Team Ben Holscher NWCA All-American Second Team 2004 Ben Holscher NWCA All-American Jordan Johnson NWCA All-American Travis Peak NWCA All-American Seth Groff NWCAAll-American Second Team 2006 Josh Majerus NWCA All-American Second Team Matt Weingart NWCA All-American Second Team 2007 Josh Majerus NWCA All-American First Team 2008 Josh Majerus NWCA All-American First Team Shaine Odell NWCA All-American Second Team

39 2015-16 CSC LETTERWINNERS Football Women’s Golf Seniors—Zac Bargen, Conor Casey, Chris Conroy, Clayton Cundell, Seniors—Emma Harris, Schuyler Wetzel. Alex Ferdinand, Dylan Furrier, Robert Jackson III, Cole Montgomery, Sophomores—Mikayla Gallagher, Kelli Haynes, Karson Langley. Danny O’Boyle, Andrew Rios, Daniel Sotelo, Hank Strauss, KamRon Freshman—Samantha Rahmig. Tomlinson, Kyle Vinich. (14) Head Coach: Terri Connealy, Juniors—Marcus Brown, Ryan Chavez, Kyle Hooper, Joey Hopkins, Tyler Kiess, Darrien Oliver, Cody Paul, Alex Sleep, Zach Smith, 2016 Softball Anthony Valdez, Randy Wentz, Palmer White, Ryan Wood. (13) Seniors—Rebekah Anthony, Cierra Cosslett, Amanda Einspahr, Shea Sophomores—Matt Barden, Truett Box, Nick Colgate, Mitch Collicott, Graham, Tayler Hall, Caroline Johnson, Katelyn Kruger, Breeze Phillips. Justyn Curtis, Jack Dobyns, Collin Eisenman, Matt Fujan, Isaac Griffin, Juniors—Taylor Bauer, Zoe Humphries, Linsey Karlin, Courtney Lecher, Derek Jackson, Trevon Mosley, Garrett Patterson, Austin Powell, Draper Kinley Mason, Bekka Prokaski, Morgan Wilhelm. Sullivan, Matt Vinson, Garret Walker, Neo Wilkins, Tanner Wintholz, Sophomore—Aspen Eubanks. Brian Wood, Colton Wright. (20) Freshmen—Dallas Magnussen, Kayla Michel, Kendyl Moody. Freshmen—DeAndre Barthwell, Kevin Coy, Merritt Crabtree, Kirk Head Coach: Rob Stack. Durtsche, Adam Fuselier, Jake Geil, Max Gray, Blake Hansen, Zacherie James, Matt Reader, Travis Romsa, TD Stein, Kyle Temple. (13) Women’s Indoor Track and Field Head Coach: Jay Long Seniors—Shelby Bozner, Nikki Glasson, Teran Hanson, Tiffany Thomas, Sami Schmit, Rebecca Volf. 2015 CSC Volleyball Letterwinners Juniors—Stachia Reuwsaat, Keri Ruff, Tory Snyder, Angelique Urenda, Seniors—Justine Ackie, Chloe Guillen, Sina Mauga, Jamie McLain, Maggie Vinton, Kelsy Wood. Lelaleli Nomura. Sophomores—Nicky Banzhaf, Ashlyn Hanson, Alisha Heelan, Kenzie Juniors—Alia Brennan, Rudy Leasau. May. Sophomores—Alexis Farris, Gaby Varela. Freshmen—Maddie Brashears, Michelle Carbajal, Haley Gallagher, Freshmen—Kenzie Chrisman, Kelsey Hendrickson, Tatyana Tuialii- Alyse Henry, Chasidy Horton. Umi, Sierra Winkle. Coach: Brad Gamble Head Coach: Chris Wells/Whitney Roth Men’s Indoor Track and Field 2015 CSC Women’s Cross-Country Seniors—Barrett Browne, Hunter Dittbenner, Skylar Hoopes, Zerek Seniors—Jayme Nunes, Sarah Townsend, Rebecca Volf. Jones, Evans Koech, Martin Moriel, Greg Rodriguez. Junior—Nicky Banzhaf, Maggie Vinton. Sophomore—Sandra Palayo. Juniors—David Aldridge, Isaiah Castellaw, Cody Davis, Alejandro Freshman—Alyse Henry. Garcia, Matt Klein, Dez Smith, Dylan Stansbury. Head Coach: Brian Medigovich Sophomores—Jesse Bleidt, Lane Higgins, Blake Jacobs, Frantzlee LaCrete, Damarcus Simpson, Andre Woodson. 2015 CSC Men’s Cross Country Freshmen—Austin Fajfer, Jack Gibbens, Kahlil James, Cory Martens, Seniors—Hank Jackson, Evans Koech. Greg Peterson, Cory Salitrik, Eric Yager. Juniors—Kyle Dietsch, Dylan Stansbury. Coach: Brad Gamble. Sophomores—Levi Avila, Phil Duncan, Eric Yager. Head Coach—Brian Medigovich Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Seniors—Shelby Bozner, Nikki Glasson, Tiffany Thomas, Sami Schmit, 2015-16 CSC Women’s Basketball Haley Soester, Rebecca Volf. Seniors—Emma Block, Allegria Chisom, Stephanie Knowles. Juniors—Stachia Reuwsaat, Keri Ruff, Tory Snyder, Angelique Urenda, Juniors—Erin Graham, Maddie Metzger, Havannah Newens Maggie Vinton. Sophomores—Maka Daysh, Kayla Mathews, Keren Boyce. Sophomores—Nicky Banzhaf, Ashlyn Hanson, Alisha Heelan, Kenzie Freshman—Keeley Pearce. May, Kelsy Wood. Head Coach: Tim Connealy Freshmen—Maddie Brashears, Michelle Carbajal, Haley Gallagher, Alyse Henry, Chasidy Horton. 2015-16 CSC Men’s Basketball Coach: Brad Gamble. Seniors—Justyn Anderson, Jay Feltson, Jordan Green, Davante McCallam. Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Juniors—Warren Gordon, Billy Johnson, Andre Miller, Myles Robinson. Seniors—Barrett Browne, Hunter Dittbenner, Skylar Hoopes, Zerek Sophomores—Sharif Black, Jordan Perry, Matt Reader. Jones, Kyle McCarthy, Martin Moriel. Freshman—Leigh Saffin. Juniors—David Aldridge, Isaiah Castellaw, Cody Davis, Alejandro Head Coach: Brent Bargen Garcia, Matt Klein, Dez Smith, Dylan Stansbury. Sophomores—Jesse Bleidt, Lane Higgins, Blake Jacobs, Frantzlee Wrestling LaCrete, Damarcus Simpson, Andre Woodson. Senior—Taylor Pownall. Freshmen—Austin Fajfer, Jack Gibbens, Cory Martens, Greg Peterson, Juniors—Austin Abbey, Reed Burgener, Caleb Copeland, Zach Denney, Cory Salitrik. Josh Miller, Taylor Summers. Coach: Brad Gamble. Sophomores—Chance Helmick, Stuart Hircock, Johnny Porter. Freshmen—Cooper Cogdill, Brandon Kile, Shane Rodenburg, Brock Thumm. Head Coach: Brett Hunter. 40 CSC’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONS A summary of the national championship accomplish- Rodeo—Shelley Meter (Don’s daughter) was the all- ments follow: around cowgirl at the National College Finals Rodeo in Wrestling—Bob Lynch was the NAIA 158-pound 1987. national champion in 1971-72, concluding his season Rodeo—Will Farrell was the national collegiate bull- with a perfect 30-0 record. riding champion in 1999. Wrestling—Brent Hunter was the NCAA II Rodeo—Dustin Elliott was the national collegiate 165-pound national champion in 2006-07, concluding bullriding champion in 2001. his season with a 35-7 record. Rodeo—Will Farrell was the national collegiate bull- Wrestling—Josh Majerus was the NCAA II riding champion in 2002. 197-pound national champion in 2007-08, concluding Rodeo—Shelby Winchell was the national collegiate his season with a 37-3 record. goat tying champion for 2016. Wrestling—Brett­ Hunter won the NCAA II Track and Field—Brad Gamble was the NCAA Di- 174-pound national championship in 2008-09, conclud- vision II indoor heptathlon champion in 2011 by scor- ing his season with a 35-8 record. ing a meet record 5,456 points. Track and Field—Tracy Heiman was the NCAA Track and Field—Damarcus Simpson was the Division II indoor high jump champion in 1994 by NCAA Division II outdoor long jump champion in clearing 6-9 3/4. 2015 with a leap of 26-feet, 3 3/4 inches. Football—David Jones was both the NAIA and Track and Field—Stachia Reuwsaat was the NCAA NCAA Division II rushing champion with 1,570 yards Division II indoor long jump champion in 2016 by leap- in 1990. ing 6.21 meters (20’-4.50”) Football—David McCartney was the NCAA Divi- Track and Field—Shelby Bozner was the NCAA sion II scoring champion in 1992 with 154 points on 25 Division II outdoor heptathlon champion in 2016 by touchdowns and two two-point conversions. scoring a school record 5,428 points. Football—Danny Woodhead led NCAA Division II Track and Field—Damarcus Simpson was the rushing (1,840 yards), all-purpose yards (2,087) and NCAA Division II outdoor long jump champion in scoring (162 points on 27 TDs) in 2004. 2016 by leaping a school record 8.03 meters (26-4 1/2). Football—Danny Woodhead led NCAA Division II in rushing (2,756), all-purpose yards (3,158) and scor- *It could also be noted that the CSC football team led ing (228 points on 38 TDs) in 2006. Each of the figures the nation in kickoff returns in 2001, when the Eagles also led all of college football in 2006. averaged 27.04 yards. Football—Danny Woodhead concluded his career Also, the CSC women’s basketball team led NCAA II as college football’s all-time leading rusher with 7.962 in 3-pointers made per game in 2008-09 with 9.7. yards. (He ranks second in all-purpose yards with 9,479, just 32 yards from the leader, Brian Westbrook, Omaha World Herald Midlands College and second in scoring with 654 points, just two fewer Male Athlete of the Year than the leader, Germaine Race. Both Woodhead and 2013: Glen Clinton Race scored an all-time best 109 touchdowns.) 2009: Joe McLain Rodeo—Don Meter was the national collegiate calf 2007: Danny Woodhead roping champion in 1956. 2002: Matt Strand Rodeo—Jean Fuchs was the national collegiate 2000: Casey Beran breakaway roping champion in 1978. 1988: Don Beebe Rodeo—Kathy Kennedy was the national collegiate 1979: Brad Fults breakaway roping champion in 1979.

41 ZEREK JONES RECIEVES CLYDE BOND MEMORIAL AWARD Zerek Jones is the 2015-16 recipient of the Clyde Bond Memorial Award that is given annually to a Chad- Clyde Bond Memorial Award Winners ron State College athlete who has displayed outstand- 1981...... Ben Eicher ing moral character, sportsmanship, athletic ability 1982...... Clark Mitchell and academic achievement. Jones recently graduated 1983...... Barb Zurn from Chadron State, where he was a 1984...... Charlie Mitchell member of the Eagles’ track and field 1985...... Chris Wentling team the past four years. This past 1986...... Scott Christensen season, he set school records in the 1987...... Mark Carlisle 800 meters both indoors and outdoors. 1988...... Tom Overstreet His indoor best was 1:52.28 and his 1989...... Don Beebe outdoor record is 1:50.30. 1990...... Tari Nelson He capped his career by earning 1991...... Kail Bowman All-American honors while placing 1992...... Jay Rhoades Zerek 1993...... Dawn Hutchins Jones seventh in the 800 at the NCAA Divi- sion II National Outdoor Champion- 1994...... Jason Sleep ships in 1:52.96 after running the race 1995...... Tony Dammen in 1:50.59 during the preliminaries. 1996...... Jennifer Vasey A native of LaJunta, Colo., Jones also qualified for the 1997...... Kerry Bailey National Indoor Championships in the 800. Although 1998...... Jamie Knapke he was not among the eight medal winners there, he re- 1999...... Mike Brownfield ceived second-team All-American honors after running 2000...... Julie Guzzy the preliminaries in 1:52.28 for the new CSC school 2001...... Melissa Burke record. 2002...... John Dykes Besides placing in the 800 at the Rocky Mountain 2003...... Austin Forster Athletic Conference’s Outdoor Championships this 2004...... Ben Holscher spring, Jones was second in both the 400 meters in 2005...... Lindsay Erwin 47.79 seconds and the high jump, where he cleared 6-7 2006...... Joel Duffield ½. He also ran a leg on the Eagles’ first place 4x400- 2007...... Kalan Jones meter relay team at the RMAC Indoor Championships 2008...... Landon Ehlers this season. 2009...... Zach Wheeler, Sara Pilakowski Jones, who was also recently named an Academic 2010...... Stacy Girard All-American by the College Sports Information Direc- 2011...... John Ritzen, Joe Schultz tors of America (CoSIDA), graduated from Chadron 2012...... Jeff Alcorn State with a 3.66 grade point average while majoring in 2013...... Mollie Jones psychology. He is the son of Peni Jones. 2014...... Gavan Archibald The Clyde Bond Memorial Award was begun by 2015...... Sam Parker Bond’s family and friends in 1981, a few weeks after 2016...... Zerek Jones he was electrocuted while mowing a church lawn in Louisville, Ky., where he was studying for the ministry at a Southern Baptist seminary. Bond was a native of Sheridan, Wyo., and had been a pitcher for the Chadron State baseball team. 42 GARCIA, REUWSAAT RMAC SCHOLAR ATHLETES Alejandro Garcia and Stachia qualified for the NCAA field in Reuwsaat are the recipients of the 100 meters. She is majoring Chadron State College’s Rocky in Justice Studies and currently Mountain Athletic Conference boasts a 3.96 GPA. Honor Scholar-Athlete Awards for Garcia a junior in the outdoor 2015-16. season from Pine Bluffs, Wyo- The awards are given for out- ming, was the RMAC Summit standing achievement in both aca- Award winner in both indoor demics and athletics. The RMAC and outdoor track and field this annually recognizes one male and Alejandro Stachia year. He owns a 4.00 GPA while one female athletes from each of Garcia Reuwsaat majoring in Health and Physical its member institutions with the Education.Garcia set a new CSC student-athlete awards. & Field Academic Athlete of record in the 10,000 meters at Reuwsaat has enjoyed an the Year prior to receiving the the San Francisco Distance Car- award-filled junior season. The same for the outdoor season. nival this year, running 31:06.47 Black Hawk, South Dakota na- She currently leads the nation at sea level. tive was named the Indoor Track in long jump and has tentatively RMAC SCHOLAR ATHLETES 1989-PRESENT Year Name Hometown Sport Year Name Hometown Sport 1989-90 Tari Nelson Rapid City, S.D. Women’s basketball 2002-03 Marie Worsham Salt Lake City, Utah Women’s basketball Scott Wentz Scottsbluff, Neb. Men’s basketball Ryan Baily Scottsbluff, Neb. Track and field 1990-91 Amee Williams Fallon, Nev. Women’s basketball 2003-04 Jessica Isenberger Wright, Wyo. Track and field Tim Lecher Casper, Wyo. Football Rob Evans Gordon, Neb. Football 1991-92 Tricia Lukawski East Chicago, Ind. Women’s basketball 2004-05 Stacie Koehler Pierce, Neb. Track and field Josh Robinson Loveland, Colo. Men’s basketball Evan Halchishick Casper, Wyo. Football 1992-93 Tricia Lukawski East Chicago, Ind. Women’s basketball 2005-06 Jacqueline Wells Albion, Neb. Track and field Caryn Martin Chadron, Neb. Track and field Ben Woodhead North Platte, Neb. Football Joe Planansky Hemingford, Neb. Football 2006-07 Amanda Owens Harvard, Neb. Track and field 1993-94 Wendy Grint Alexander Sargent, Neb. Volleyball Jack Sides Hot Springs, S.D. Track and field Mark Ritterbush Chadron, Neb. Track and field 2007-08 Ally Malzahn Sidney, Neb. Women’s golf 1994-95 Angela Woodworth Casper, Wyo. Volleyball Danny Woodhead North Platte, Neb. Football Corey Campbell Hemingford, Neb. Football 2008-09 Josh Majerus Albion, Neb. Wrestling 1995-96 Misty Gill Fowler Rawlins, Wyo. Volleyball Casey Williams New South Wales, Australia Softball Corey Campbell Hemingford, Neb. Football 2009-10 Brandon Harrington Grand Island, Neb. Track and Field 1996-97 Krystal Hazlitt McCook, Neb. Volleyball Cassie Humphrey Chadron, Neb. Softball Rick Myers Buffalo, Wyo. Wrestling 2010-11 Cory Beran Sargent, Neb. Football 1997-98 Toni Pelton Hladky Crawford, Neb. Volleyball Jamie Mazankowski Kearney, Neb. Softball Shane Durtsche Lovell, Wyo. Men’s basketball 2011-12 Sean McGowan Lakewood, Colo.. Football 1998-99 Amy Oldaker Harrison, Neb. Volleyball Kaitlin Petri Kearney, Neb. Women’s Basketball Casey Beran Sargent, Neb. Football 2012-13 Kevin Lindholm Eads, Colo.. Football 1999-2000 Julie Guzzy Loveland, Colo. Track and field Kristina Harter Colorado Springs, Colo. Volleyball Jeff Wiles O’Neill, Neb. Football 2013-14 Glen Clinton Cody, Wyo. Football 2000-01 Melissa Burke Chadron, Neb. Women’s basketball Kattie Ranta Rapid City, S.D. Women’s Basketball Willie Hoffman Alliance, Neb. Track and field 2014-15 Zach Sandstrom Chadron, Neb. Football 2001-02 Nickie Johnson Rushville, Neb. Volleyball Erika Roybal Denver, Colo. Volleyball Brandon Soden McCook, Neb. Football 2015-16 Stachia Reuwsaat Black Hawk, S.D. Track and field Alejandro Garcia Pine Bluffs, Wyo. Track and field

43 2015-16 RMAC ACADEMIC AWARDS Football Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^ Clay Cundall Sr. Greybull, Wyo. 3.40 English ^ Jack Dobyns So. Tucson, Ariz. 3.33 Criminal Justice ^ Kyle Hooper Jr. Alliance, Neb. 3.89 Business Administration + Tyler Kiess Jr. Loveland, Colo. 3.56 Business + Danny O’Boyle Jr. Gering, Neb. 3.60 Education + Austin Powell So. Lincoln, Neb. 4.00 Sports and Recreation Management ^ Alex Sleep Jr. Breckenridge, Colo. 3.58 Rangeland Management ^ Matt Vinson So. Box Elder, S.D. 3.71 Sports and Recreation Management ^ Garret Walker So. Wiggins, Colo. 3.79 Rangeland Management + Randy Wentz Jr. Scottsbluff, Neb. 4.00 Business Administration ^ Colton Wright So. Albin, Wyo. 3.95 Rangeland Management +Zac Bargen Sr. Chadron, Neb. 4.00 Business Administration +Kirk Durtsche R-Fr. Casper, Wyo. 3.48 Undeclared ^Kevin Coy R-Fr. Davenport, Fla. 3.48 Undeclared ^ Merritt Crabtree R-Fr. Newcastle, Wyo. 3.63 Special Education ^ Max Gray R-Fr. Arlington, Wash. 3.43 Undeclared ^ Blake Hansen R-Fr. Hemingford, Neb. 3.88 Pre-Dentistry ^ Jacob Robl Jr. Bailey, Colo. 3.43 Sports Management ^ Alex Sleep Jr. Breckenridge, Colo. 3.58 Rangeland Management ^ Chandlier Sudbeck R-Fr. Kadoka, S.D. 3.41 Education ^ Kyle Temple R-Fr. Norfolk, Neb. 3.68 Agricultural Business Volleyball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^ Lelalelei Nomura Sr. Pago Pago, Amrcn Samoa 3.67 Psychology ^ Jamie McLain Sr. Chadron, Neb. 3.91 Physical Education

Men’s Cross Country Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^ Zach Doffin Jr. Stanton, Neb. 3.76 Rangeland Management ^ Josef Gertner Jr. Fort Morgan, Colo. 3.86 Secondary Education ^ Doug Harris Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. 3.35 Business Administration ^ Hank Jackson Jr. Lingle, Wyo. 3.41 Business ^ Eric yager So. Hot Springs, S.D. 3.35 Physical Education Women’s Cross Country Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major + Nicky Banzhaf Jr. Chadron, Neb. 3.95 Secondary Education ^ Jayme Nunes Sr. Alliance, Neb. 3.86 Elementary Education ^ Sarah Townsend Sr. Douglas, Wyo. 3.76 Communication Arts ^ Rebecca Volf Sr. Wood River, Neb. 3.82 Family and Consumer Science ^ Teren Hanson Sr. Casper, Wyo. 3.32 -- ^ Justine Stone So. Maywood, Neb 3.79 -- Women’s Basketball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major + Emma Block Sr. Copenhagen, Denmark 3.78 Psychology + Kayla Mathews So. Adelaide, Australia 4.00 Sports Management ^ Havannah Newens Jr. Mitchell, Neb. 3.78 Sports Management Men’s Basketball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^Justyn Anderson Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. 3.33 Organizational Management ^Matt Reader So. Appleton, Wis. 3.45 Human Biology ^Leigh Saffin R-Fr. Warrnambool, Australia 3.30 Business Administration 44 2015-16 RMAC ACADEMIC AWARDS Women’s Golf Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^ Emma Harris Sr. Wahoo, Neb. 3.65 Special Education ^Karson Langley So. Sidney, Neb. 3.55 Business ^Schuyler Wetzel Sr. Hot Springs, S.D. 3.47 Human Biology Wrestling Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^Ethan Haddock R-Fr. Ridgecrest, Calif. 3.30 Mathematics ^Joshua Miller So. Bennett, Colo. 3.80 Business Marketing ^Brock Thumm R-Fr. Watervilet, Mich. 3.38 Secondary Education Softball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major + Taylor Bauer Jr. Rapid City, S.D. 3.81 Elementary Education + Zoe Humphries Jr. Arvada, Colo. 3.56 Business Administration + Courtney Lecher Jr. Fort Collins, Colo. 3.71 Psychology ^Rebekah Anthony Sr. Monument, Colo. 3.59 ^Cierra Cosslett Sr. Grand Junction, Colo. 3.42 Biology ^Amanda Einspahr Gr. McCook, Neb. 3.53 Elementary Ed ^Caroline Johnson Sr. Firestone, Colo. 3.35 Mathmatics + First Team selection ^ Honor roll Men’s Track and Field Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major @+# Alenjandro Garcia Sr. Pine Bluffs, Wyo. 4.00 Health &Physical Education @+ Blake Jacobs So. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 4.00 Math/Applied Sciences @+ Zerek Jones Jr. La Junta, Colo. 3.73 Psychology ^^ Barrett Browne Sr. Sidney, Neb. 3.55 Business Administration +Kyle mcCarthy Gr. Aurora, Neb. 4.00 Buisness Administration ^^Zach Doffin So. Stanton, Neb. 3.76 Rangeland Management/Justice ^^Austin Fajfer R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.56 Biology ^^Josef Gertner So. Fort Morgan, Colo. 3.86 Elementary Education/Physical Ed. ^^Frantzlee LaCrete Jr. Lewellen, Neb. 3.50 Biology/ Psychology ^^Cory Martens Fr. Newton, Kan. 3.75 Health & Physical Education ^^Gregg Peterson Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.77 Health Sciences ^^Eric Yager So. Hot Springs, S.D. 3.39 History/Coaching

Women’s Track and Field Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major @+#Stachia Reuwsaat Jr. Black Hawk, S.D. 4.00 Psychology @+ Nicky Banzhaf Jr. Chadron, Neb. 3.95 Language Arts + Shelby Bozner Gr. Rock Springs, Wyo. 3.33 Organizational Management @^ Angelique Urenda Jr. Pueblo, Colo. 3.85 Elementary Education ^ Haley Gallagher R-Fr. Erie, Colo. 3.87 Sports and Recreation Management ^+Ashlyn Hanson So. Seward, Neb. 4.00 Elementary Education ^ Teren Hanson Sr. Casper, Wyo. 3.32 Sports and Recreation management ^ Alisha Heelan So. Oshkosh, Neb. 3.36 Biology ^+Sami Schmit Sr. Cody, Neb. 3.94 Business/Justice Studies ^+Tory Snyder Jr. Pierre, S.D. 3.88 History/Art ^+Justine Stone R-Fr. Maywood, Neb. 3.79 -- ^+Tiffany Thomas Sr. Kingston, Jamaica 3.55 Business Administration ^+Sarah Townsend Jr. Douglas, Wyo. 3.76 Communication Arts ^+Maggie Vinton Jr. North Platte, Neb. 4.00 Science ^+Rebecca Volf Sr. Wood River, Neb. 3.82 Family and Consumer Sciences +Jazmin Schwark R-Fr. Eaton, Colo. 3.38 Social Work @ First Team Indoors + First Team Outdoors ^ Honor roll 45 ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONOREES Year Name Sport Travis Atter Football 2003-04 +* Rob Evans Football Cassie Humphrey Softball + Austin Forster Football 2010-11 +* Cory Beran Football Ryan Mackey Football + Jeff Alcorn Football 2004-05 + Ben Woodhead Football + Sean McGowan Football + Amanda Green Volleyball John Ritzen Football + Dave Camadini Men’s Basketball Tim Hiett Football + Sarah Halsey At-Large (Golf) Jed Herblan Football + Mike Kochis Track and Field Kevin Berg Football 2005-06 + Eric Barker Football + Jamie Mazankowski Softball + Ben Woodhead Football 2011-12 +* Kaitlin Petri Women’s Basketball +* Sarah Halsey At-Large (Golf) +* Angela Jay Softball Danny Woodhead Football +* Sean McGowan Football 2006-07 + Kody Christensen Men’s Basketball 2012-13 +* Glen Clinton Football +* Danny Woodhead Football + Mollie Jones Volleyball + Mark Pfeifer At-Large (Wrestling) +* Kelly Troester Track/Cross Country Bryce Jarzynka Football 2013-14 +*Glen Clinton Football Chase Olsen Football +*Pierre Etchemendy Football Joe McLain Football +*Sam Parker Football 2007-08 +*# Danny Woodhead Football +*Zach Sandstrom Football + Shaine Odell Football +Cyndi Thomas Track/Cross Country Bryce Jarzynka Football 2014-15 +*Ethan Bauer Football John Strand Football +*Sam Parker Football Joe McLain Football +*Zach Sandstrom Football Paul Schweger Football +*Randy Wentz Football Zach Wheeler Football +Danny O’Boyle Stacy Girard Track and Field 2015-16 + Stachia Reuwsaat Track and Field Mike Smith Track and Field + Alejandro Garcia Track and Field 2008-09 Brandon Harrington Track and Field + Zerek Jones Track and Field +* Casey Williams Softball + Nicky Banzhaf Track and Field +* Shaine Odell Football + Kyle McCarthy Track and Field +* Aaron Ide Football Joe McLain Football * College Division Academic All-American John Ritzen Football + First Team District 6 Selection # College Division Academic Player of the Year Ben Puffer Football Jared Koester Football District Breakdown: Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, New 2009-10 + Brandon Harrington Football Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming. + John Ritzen Football + Cory Beran Football

46 RMAC STANDINGS 1990-PRESENT Football 2004-05: 7-20, 6-13 6th (East) 1991: 5-5-1, 3-3 3rd-5th tie Women’s Cross Country 2005-06: 4-23, 3-16 6th (East) 1992: 7-3, 5-2 3rd 2012: 11th, 295 points 2006-07: 2-25, 1-18 7th (East) 1993: 6-5, 2-5 6th 2013: 6th, 212 points 2007-08: 9-18, 6-16 6th (East) 1994: 9-2, 5-2 3rd 2014: 11th, 283 points 2008-09: 11-16, 6-13 6th tie (East) 1995: 8-2, 5-2 3rd 2015: 7th, 219 points 2009-10: 8-19, 8-11 4th tie (East) 1996: 10-1, 7-1 1st 2010-11: 6-20, 4-18 12th 1997: 8-3, 6-2 2nd (tie) Men’s Cross Country 2011-12: 8-18, 8-14 11th 1998: 9-3, 7-1 1st (tie) 2012: 12th, 350 points 2012-13: 5-21, 5-17 11th 1999: 7-3, 7-1 1st (tie) 2013: 11th, 298 points 2013-14: 4-22, 4-18 14th 2000: 8-3, 7-1 2nd 2014: 9th, 262 points 2014-15: 8-18, 8-14 10th tie 2001: 10-1, 8-0 1st 2015: 10th, 247 points 2015-16: 8-18, 8-14 11th 2002: 8-2, 7-1 1st (tie) 2003: 8-2, 6-2 2nd Men’s Basketball Wrestling 2004: 7-3, 6-2 2nd (tie) 1990-91: 11-19, 1-11 7th 1990: 6th, 31.5 points 2005: 4-6, 4-4 5th (tie) 1991-92: 16-14, 7-5 4th 1991: 6th, 25 points 2006: 12-1, 8-0 1st 1992-93: 12-16, 7-5 3rd 1992: 3rd, 54 points 2007: 12-1, 8-0 1st 1993-94: 17-10, 9-3 1st tie 1993: 3rd, 49.75 points 2008: 11-2, 9-0 1st 1994-95: 4-22, 3-11 8th 1994: 2nd, 83.5 points 2009: 7-4, 6-3 3rd (tie) 1995-96: 10-17, 5-11 7th-8th tie 1995: 1st, 80 points 2010: 8-3, 7-2 3rd (tie) 1996-97: 11-15, 8-11 5th (East) 1996: 4th, 52.5 points *2011: 6-5, 6-3 3rd (tie) 1997-98: 11-15, 7-12 5th (East) 1997: 4th, 50 points *2012: 9-3, 8-1 2nd 1998-99: 11-15 9-10 5th (East) 1998: 6th, 59.5 points 2013: 8-3, 7-2 2nd (tie) 1999-00: 19-8, 15-4 2nd (East) 1999: 6th, 69 points 2014: 8-3, 7-2 3rd 2000-01: 8-17, 7-12 5th (East) 2000: 3rd, 89 points 2015: 5-6. 4-5 5th (tie) 2001-02: 15-12, 10-9 4th (East) 2001: 5th, 86 points * 6 wins in 2011 and 9 wins in 2012 2002-03: 12-14, 8-11 5th (East) 2002: 2nd, 90 points were later vacated by the NCAA 2003-04: 8-19, 4-15 6th tie (East) 2003: 4th, 73 points 2004-05: 13-14, 7-12 6th tie (East) 2004: 4th, 84.5 points Volleyball 2005-06: 11-16, 6-13 6th tie (East) 2005: 7th, 51.5 points 1990: 24-17, 9-3 3rd 2006-07: 6-20, 4-14 6th tie (East) 2006: 5th, 68 points 1991: 30-20, 5-7 4th 2007-08: 7-20, 6-13 6th tie (East) 2007: 5th, 91.5 points 1992: 15-23, 5-7 4th 2008-09: 8-19, 4-15 6th tie (East) 2008: 4th, 82.5 points 1993: 22-8, 10-2 2nd 2009-10: 10-16, 8-11 5th tie (East) 2009: 6th, 62.5 points 1994: 23-12, 9-3 3rd 2010-11: 6-19, 4-18 13th 2010: 6th (tie), 67.5 points 1995: 23-17, 5-7 5th-6th tie 2011-12: 13-14, 13-9 5th tie 2011: 6th, 64 points 1996: 8-19, 5-14 6th (East) 2012-13: 3-23, 3-19 14th 2012: 9th, 39.5 points 1997: 11-19, 4-15 6th (East) 2013-14: 11-15, 8-14 9th tie 2013: 9th, 46.5 points 1998: 6-20, 3-16 7th (East) 2014-15: 7-19, 6-16 10th 2014: 7th, 35.5 points 1999: 3-27, 1-18 7th (East) 2015-16: 7-19, 5-17 9th tie 2015: 5th, 3-4 RMAC 2000: 11-21, 5-14 6th (East) 2016: 4th, 4-2 RMAC 2001: 8-21, 3-16 7th (East) Women’s Basketball 2002: 13-14, 10-9 5th (East) 1990-91: 13-13, 5-7 4th-5th tie Men’s Indoor Track 2003: 17-11, 9-10 5th (East) 1991-92: 7-22, 3-9 6th 1990: 4th, 57 points 2004: 12-15, 7-12 5th tie (East) 1992-93: 18-9, 10-2 1st tie 1991: 3rd-4th tie, 39 points 2005: 3-26, 2-17 6th (East) 1993-94: 18-9, 9-3 2nd 1992: 4th, 38 points 2006: 3-30, 2-17 6th (East) 1994-95: 22-8, 10-2 1st tie 1993: 5th, 11 points 2007: 11-19, 8-11 5th (East) 1995-96: 13-14, 9-7 4th-5th tie 1994: 5th, 29 points 2008: 3-26, 1-18 7th (East) 1996-97: 11-16, 10-9 5th (East) 1995: 6th, 29 points 2009: 5-21, 5-14 6th (East) 1997-98: -9-17, 6-13 6th (East) 1996: 5th, 58 points 2010: 2-24, 1-17 7th (East) 1998-99: 11-15, 11-8 5th (East) 1997: 5th, 32 points 2011: 5-25, 0-18 7th (East) 1999-00: 20-8, 13-6 2nd (East) 1998: 6th, 34 points 2012: 5-24, 2-17 7th (East) 2000-01: 19-9, 13-6 2nd (East) 1999: 6th, 9 points 2013: 6-23, 3-16 13th 2001-02: 5-21, 5-14 6th (East) 2000: 5th, 19 points 2014: 3-24, 2-16 13th tie 2002-03: 13-15, 10-9 5th (East) 2001: 6th, 19.5 points 2015: 9-17, 8-10 6th tie 2003-04: 8-18, 8-11 6th (East) 2002: 6th, 38 points 47 RMAC STANDINGS 1990-PRESENT 2003: 5th, 50.5 points 2000: 5th, 16 points 2003: 3rd, 729 strokes 2004: 5th, 56 points 2001: 6th, 30 points 2004: 3rd, 731 strokes 2005: 5th, 45 points 2002: 5th, 18 points 2005: 4th, 705 strokes 2006: 3rd, 112.5 points 2003: 6th, 37 points 2006: 7th, 2,930 strokes 2007: 3rd, 120 points 2004: 5th, 68 points 2007: 5th, 20 points 2008: 4th, 89 points 2005: 3rd, 69 points 2008: 7th, 10 points 2009: 5th, 60 points 2006: 3rd, 90 points 2009: 8th, 4 points 2010: 2nd, 121 points 2007: 2nd, 160 points 2010: 9th 2011: 4th, 78 points 2008: 4th, 88.5 points 2011: 7th, 5 points 2012: 4th, 87 points 2009: 4th, 75.5 points 2012: 8th, 776 strokes 2013: 2nd, 151 points 2010: 7th, 28 points 2013: 6th, 695 strokes 2014: 2nd, 135 points 2011: 3rd, 96 points 2014: 10th, 744 strokes 2015: 3rd, 117.5 points 2012: 5th, 44.5 points 2015: 10th, 677 strokes 2016: 2nd, 145.5 points 2013: 4th, 77 points *Tourney was during fall in 1996- 2014: 4th, 77.5 points 97 and 1998-99, moved to spring Men’s Outdoor Track 2015: 3rd, 89 points in 1997-98. Played in fall again in 1990: 7th, 18 points 2016: 2nd, 124 points 1999 and 2000, spring in 2002-03, 1991: 5th, 26 points fall in 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06. 1992: 4th, 14 points Women’s Outdoor Track In 2006-07, four tournaments were 1993: 4th, 19 points 1990: 7th, 10 points used to determine the standings. 1994: 5th, 21 points 1991: 4th, 14 points 1995: 6th, 39 points 1992: 5th, 8 points Softball 1996: 5th, 53 points 1993: 4th, 29 points 2007: 16-24, 12-24 9th 1997: 6th, 8 points 1994: 4th, 13 points 2008: 20-23-1, 12-23-1 (6th East) 1998: 6th, 36 points 1995: 5th, 14 points 2009: 20-30, 13-21 (5th East) 1999: 7th, 6 points 1996: 6th, 8 points 2010: 25-30, 18-21 (3rd East) 2000: 6th, 30 points 1997: 6th, 2 points 2011: 21-26, 17-21 (5th East) 2001: 4th, 64 points 1998: 6th, 15.5 points 2012: 17-32, 14-24 12th 2002: 6th, 5 points 1999: 5th, 36 points 2013: 14-24, 12-19 9th 2003: 5th, 77 points 2000: 5th, 45 points 2014: 28-23, 23-11 2nd tie 2004: 5th, 62 points 2001: 5th, 64 points 2015: 15-35, 15-21 10th 2005: 6th, 44 points 2002: 6th, 26 points 2016: 29-18-1, 21-11, 3rd 2006: 5th, 101 points 2003: 5th, 77 points 2007: 4th, 100 points 2004: 5th, 74.5 points 2008: 4th, 113.5 points 2005: 5th, 91 points 2009: 5th, 65 points 2006: 2nd, 142.5 points 2010: 3rd, 146 points 2007: 3rd, 180 points 2011: 5th, 75.5 points 2008: 4th, 101 points 2012: 3rd, 118 points 2009: 7th, 59 points 2013: 2nd, 183 points 2010: 6th, 48.5 points 2014: 4th, 133 points 2011: 2nd, 134 points 2015: 3rd, 130 points 2012: 5th, 69 points 2016: 3rd, 140 points 2013: 4th, 99 points 2014: 3rd, 103 points Women’s Indoor Track 2015: 5th, 96 points 1990: 7th, 8 points 2016: 1st, 172 points 1991: 4th, 22 points 1992: 4th, 26 points Women’s Golf 1993: 3rd, 30 points 1996: 3rd, 718 strokes 1994: 4th, 10 points 1997: 3rd, 739 strokes 1995: 6th, 9 points 1998: 1st, 694 strokes 1996: 6th, 4 points 1999: 3rd, 347 strokes 1997: 5th, 15 points 2000: 3rd, 686 strokes 1998: 5th, 28 points 2001: CSC not entered 1999: 6th, 14 points 2002: 3rd, 1,037 strokes

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