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IFC IFC Founded —1853 Enrollment — 1,100 Affiliation — Reformed Church in America President — Dr. Mark Putnam Membership — Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III

Central College of Pella, Iowa, is a private, four-year liberal arts college. Central is known for its academic rigor, leadership and character formation, global experiential learning, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and sustainability educa- tion, athletics and service. The Central experience is rooted in exploration and self-discovery and enhanced by life in a residential community of 1,100 students. Founded in 1853, Central values its long-standing relationship with the Reformed Church in America. The college participates in NCAA Division III athletics and is a member of the American Rivers Conference. Pella is a thriving community of more than 10,000. It is famous for its annual Tulip Time Festival, its Dutch letter pastries and its fully-functional 1850s-style windmill. Pella is located just minutes from Red Rock Lake, Iowa’s largest lake, and is the corporate headquarters of several international companies, including Vermeer Corporation, Pella Corporation and Precision Pulley and Idler, Inc. (PPI). Niche.com includes Pella on Best Places to Live in Iowa, Safest Places to Live in Iowa and Best Places for Millennials in Iowa 2018 lists. Central offers 19 varsity sports. Men compete in baseball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, wrestling, soccer, track and cross country, while women compete in tennis, golf, track, softball, volleyball, cross country, soccer and basketball. Women's triathlon will be added in 2020. Club sports include rugby and women's bowling.

The A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex The A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex is located at the corner of Independence Street and West Fifth Street in southwest Pella. The complex includes P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium (1970), H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse (1987), Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium (1977), the baseball and softball fields (1978), Ryerson Golf Practice Range (2005), tennis courts (1992), soccer field (2005) and the Ron Schipper Fitness Center (1999). The complex also includes practice and intramural softball diamonds and football fields. Golf meets are held at the Bos Landen Golf Club, two miles southwest of the campus on Highway T-15.

Directory Sports Information Director Larry Happel Office (641) 628-5278 Cell (641) 780-6118

Assistant Joe Flaherty Office (641) 628-5435 Cell (319) 850-7097

Office email [email protected] Central athletics Web page athletics.central.edu

I ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF Assistant football Austin Mercer - cornerbacks Athletics director Eric Van Kley Assistant football Nick Mulder–defensive coordinator Senior ssociate athletics director and Alicia O’Brien Assistant football Matt Paulsen–safeties senior woman administrator Assistant football Kyle Pepper--tight ends Associate athletics director for Mona Roozeboom Assistant football Jeff Sanger–inside linebackers business affairs Assistant football Austen Schueler–special teams Associate athletics director of Tim Wilkinson coordinator/outside linebackers operations Assistant football Drew Sikkink–offensive line Grounds/utilities/fleet Duane Houser Golf - Men’s Mel Blasi coordinator Assistant men's golf Tom Linton Building and grounds manager Wes Veenstra Golf - Women’s Tim Wilkinson Athletics office manager Jeffy Schuring Soccer - Men’s Garry Laidlaw Head athletic trainer Frank Neu Assistant soccer Will Foskett Assistant athletic trainer Sadie Baugher Assistant soccer Greg Walter Assistant athetic trainer Matt Guinane Assistant soccer Zach Jensen Assistant athletic trainer Jake Schubert Soccer - Women’s Mike Kobylinski Athletic training education John Roslien Assistant soccer Kayla Sunvold program director Assistant soccer Russ Goodman Strength and conditioning Kyle Johnson Softball George Wares coordinator Associate softball Alicia O’Brien Assistant strength and conditioning Charles Friday Assistant softball Keith Jones Co-director of intramurals Amy Trageser Assistant softball John Edwards Co-director of intramurals Tyler Willis Tennis - Men’s/women’s Ryun Ferrell Sports information director Larry Happel Assistant tennis Trevor Budewitz Assistant sports information director Joe Flaherty Track and field - Men’s/women’s Brandon Sturman Associate track and field Joe Dunham FACULTY ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Associate track and field Jim Fuller Dr. Andrew Green, associate professor of political science Assistant track and field Brenda Fuller Dr. Lori Witt, associate professor of history Assistant track and field Tyler Schiferl John Roslien, associate professor of exercise science Assistant track and field Allan Walz Volleyball Jeanne Czipri COACHING STAFF Assistant volleyball Amy Trageser Baseball Matt Schirm Assistant volleyball Molly Steffens Assistant baseball Tyler Willis Assistant volleyball Andrea Vignovich Assistant baseball Logan Emendorfer Assistant volleyball Cyndi Boertje Assistant baseball Adam Carey Wrestling Eric Van Kley Assistant baseball Eric Van Wyngarden Assistant wrestling Daniel Page Basketball - Men’s Craig Douma Assistant wrestling Bob Kuennen Assistant basketball Obinna Agomo Assistant wrestling Matt Diehl Assistant basketball Kent Henderson Assistant basketball Jamel McKnight Basketball - Women’s Joe Steinkamp Assistant basketball Amy Briggs Assistant basketball Austin Hellbusch Cross country - Men’s/women’s Joe Dunham Football Jeff McMartin Assistant football Jeff Bollard--running backs Assistant fotoball Logan Emendorfer-wide receivers Assistant football Eric Jones–offensive line Assistant football Ryan Maiuri–offensive coordinator/quarterbacks Assistant football Seth Marburger--defensive line II HEAD COACH DIRECTORY (All phone numbers are 641 area code)

Name Sport Email Office phone Czipri, Jeanne Volleyball [email protected] 628-5139 Douma, Craig Men’s basketball [email protected] 628-5225 Dunham, Joe Men’s and women’s track and field, [email protected] 628-7603 men’s and women’s cross country Ferrell, Ryun Men’s and women’s tennis [email protected] 628-5194 Kobylinski, Mike Women’s soccer [email protected] 628-5224 Laidlaw, Garry Men’s soccer [email protected] 628-5789 McMartin, Jeff Football [email protected] 628-7609 Blasi, Mel Men’s golf [email protected] 628-7694 Steinkamp, Joe Women’s basketball [email protected] 628-5619 Schirm, Matt Baseball [email protected] 628-5396 Van Kley, Eric Athletics director, wrestling [email protected] 628-5422 Wares, George Softball [email protected] 628-5195 Wilkinson, Tim Women’s golf [email protected] 628-5439

Fax numbers Athletics department (641) 628-5356 Sports information office (641) 628-5340

Press box numbers Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium (641) 628-5288 A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex softball press box (641) 628-5222

III Football 2019 schedule Date Opponent Location Time Sept. 7 Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) Pella 1 p.m. Sept. 14 DePauw (Ind.) Pella 1 p.m. Sept. 28 *Loras Pella 1 p.m. Oct. 5 *Luther Decorah 1 p.m. Oct.12 *Dubuque Pella 1 p.m. Oct. 19 *Buena Vista Storm Lake 1 p.m. Oct. 26 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella 1 p.m. Nov. 2 *Simpson Indianola 1 p.m. Nov. 9 *Wartburg Pella 1 p.m. Nov. 16 *Coe Cedar Rapids 1 p.m. ^homecoming

2019 junior varsity schedule Date Opponent Location Time Sept. 9 William Penn Pella 6 p.m. Sept. 23 Waldorf Forest City 6 p.m. Oct. 7 Simpson Pella 6 p.m. Oct. 28 William Penn Oskaloosa 6 p.m. Nov. 11 Wartburg Waverly 5 p.m.

FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS

2018 record: 8-2 overall 2018 conference finish: tie, second (6-2) Starters returning: 8 offense, 8 defense, 3 specialty Starters lost: 3 offense, 3 defense, 1 specialty Letterwinners lost/returning: 23/40 Returning all-Conference players: 4 (first team, K Jon Alberts; QB Blaine Hawkins; FS Jordy Borman; second team, OT Cody Smith) 2019 captains: Conference championships: 30 (18 in past 36 years) NCAA Division III national championships: 3 (1998, 1999, 2000) NCAA Division III playoff berths: 20 (ranks fourth among Division III schools, 18 in past 32 years) Last NCAA Division III playoff appearance: 2009 (L, 42-40, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas) All-time NCAA playoff record: 21-19 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl appearances: 3 (first, 1974; second, 1984, 1988) All-Americans: 37 All-time W-L record: 618-325-26 Central’s record at Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium (opened in 1977): 181-43

Jeff McMartin Head coach Among the winningest coaches in the U.S., Jeff McMartin has guided his alma mater to four Iowa Conference football titles while earning four NCAA Division III football playoff berths since taking over as head coach in 2004. McMartin has posted a glossy 116-40 (.743) and is among the winningest active NCAA Division III coaches in career winning percentage. He's a three-time conference coach of the year (2005, 2006, 2007) and was named an AFCA Division III regional coach of the year in 2007. McMartin's squads have posted three undefeated regular seasons, with a 28-game regular-season win streak from 2006-08. The Dutch have finished in the top three in the league 14 times in 15 years under

2 Football McMartin, tying for second in 2018. McMartin has been a part of one of the nation's most tradition-rich college football programs as a player, student assis- tant and now head coach. Central's 30 league titles and the school's 20 NCAA Division III playoff berths are the third most in the nation. The Dutch have compiled 17 undefeated regular seasons and haven't had a losing football campaign since 1960. In 2015, McMartin and former University of Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez were named to the American Football Coaches Association's board of trustees. McMartin is one of just two NCAA Division III coaches on the board, which formu- lates policty for the 11,000-member organization. He's only the 11th Division III coach in AFCA history to serve on the board and follows his mentor, Central's hall of fame coach Ron Schipper, who was a trustee from 1984-94. McMartin spent six years on the AFCA's 31-member Division III head coaches council, serving as chair from 2012-14. He also served for three years on the rules committee and serves on the publicity committee, voting on the AFCA Division III Coaches' Top 25 Poll. Prior to returning to Central, McMartin was the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at DePauw University (Ind.). During his four years there, DePauw broke several school offensive records. From 1995-2000, he served as offensive line coach at Beloit College (Wis.) where he also worked with special teams. From 1994-95 he was the defensive line coach at the University of Rochester (N.Y.) and was defensive line coach at Illinois Wesleyan University from 1992-94. He was a graduate assistant at Wake Forest University (N.C.) from 1990-92. McMartin graduated from Central in 1990 and went on to earn his master's degree from Wake Forest University in 1992. He served as a student coach under Schipper for two seasons after a career-ending injury and also was a student coach at Oskaloosa High School in 1987 McMartin is also a veteran track and field coach. He was head men's and women's coach at Beloit from 1995-2000 and interim head coach at Illinois Wesleyan in 1994. McMartin was an assistant at De Pauw from 2000-03, at Rochester from 1994-95 and at Illinois Wesleyan in 1994. McMartin’s wife Laurie is also a 1990 graduate of Central and they have two children.

Assistants Ryan Maiuri - offensive coordinator, quarterbacks Ryan Maiuri joined the Central football coaching staff in 2015 as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. In 2016, Central's offense led the league in total yards and led all of Division III with 90.3 plays per game. Maiuri graduated from Lakeland College (Wis.) in 2006 and received Illini-Badger Conference player of the year honors in 2005. He led the Muskies to their first-ever playoff berth and was the league’s offensive player of the year in 2004. In 2007 Maiuri returned to Lakeland and spent two seasons as the football strength and conditioning coordinator and graduate assistant coach for defensive backs. He then was an assistant coach for tight ends at Division II Winona State University (Minn.) before joining the staff of Adrian College (Mich.) in 2011 as quarterbacks coach and junior varsity offen- sive coordinator. Maiuri was a graduate assistant coach at the University of Minnesota from 2012-2014, working with quarterbacks and wide receivers. He earned a master’s degree in counseling from Lakeland in 2008 and a master’s in kinesiology at Minnesota in 2014. Maiuri and his wife, Bridgette, have three children.

Nick Mulder - defensive coordinator, defensive line Nick Mulder joined the Central football coaching staff as an assistant coach in 2012. He was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2016. Mulder, a Pella native, is a 2007 Central graduate and was a two-time second-team all-Iowa Conference defensive line- man. He was a member of three NCAA playoff squads and teams that won or shared three league championships. Mulder earned a master's degree in business administration from Anderson University (Ind.) in 2013. He served as a graduate assistant coach with the defensive line for Anderson during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. The 2011 Anderson defense led the Heartland Conference in sacks and turnovers forced. Mulder also served as the football team’s strength and conditioning coordinator. Nick and his wife Kelsey have four children.

Jeff Bollard - running backs Jeff Bollard rejoined the Central football staff in 2017 after having previously been with the program for 30 years. A native of Pocahontas and a 1989 Central graduate, Bollard is an IT manager at Precision Pulley and Idler (PPI) in Pella. He is also a pilot with commercial and instructor ratings. Bollard and his wife Betty have two children and four grandchildren.

Logan Emendorfer - wide receivers Logan Emendorfer joined the Central football staff as an assistant coach in 2018 A team captain at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Emendorfer split time between offense and defensive back. He coached at his alma mater for one season before spending the 2017 season with Division II Marian University (Ind.) as an

Football 3 offensive assistant. He also had a brief stint with the Grinnell College program as a recruiting coordinator in the srping of 2018. Emendorfer also coached the Fursty Razorbacks, a team in Germany, as a position coach and strength and condition- ing coach during the spring of 2017. He completed his B.S. from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in health and human performance - health promo- tion, emphasizing in business administration.

Cody Huisman - slot receivers/s-backs Cody Husiman joined the Central faculty in 2012 and the football staff in 2017. A 2008 Central grad and Mason City, Iowa native, Huisman was a first-team all-Iowa Conference wide receiver and a third- team D3football.com all-West Region pick as well as an academic all-conference honoree. He was a three-time NCAA Division III playoff participant, helping the Dutch post a 29-1 regular-season record over his three seasons. He ranks fifth in school history in pass receptions for a season (56) and career (116), sixth in receiving yards for a season (847) and eighth for a career (1,658), while ranking fourth in touchdown receptions for a season (11) and ninth for a career (14). Huisman was also an NCAA Division III Men’s Track and Field Championships qualifier in the 4x100-meter relay and a two-time league placewinner. Huisman received a D.C. degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic and now serves as an assistant professor of exer- cise science at Central. He also has NSCACSCS as a strength and conditioning coach.

Eric Jones - offensive line Eric Jones rejoined the Central football staff in 2006 after having previously been an assistant coach from 1995-2002. Jones returned to the offensive side of the ball in 2009, working with tight ends for two years before moving to the offensive line. He also previously spent a season as the team’s offensive coordinator. A 1987 Central graduate, Jones was an offensive guard for the Dutch. He received a master’s degree in counseling education from Iowa State University. Jones taught and coached in Shelbina, Mo. and was an at-risk coordinator and assistant coach at Pella High School. He previously served as assistant director of admission at Central while also working with the college’s retention program and in several capacities in the student life office. In 2002, Jones received a Central Presidential Service Standards Award for his work at the college. From 2003-06 Jones was dean of students at Waukee High School before returning to Central as a counselor in the student life office. He headed the college’s retention program in the academic affairs office before serving as interim dean of student life in 2011-12. Jones now serves Central as the director of academic resources and a class dean. Jones' wife, Brenda, has three sons.

Seth Marburger - defensive line Seth Marburger joined the Central football staff as an assistant coach in 2016. Marburger, a native of Perry, Iowa, was a student assistant coach for the Dutch for four years. He coached both offense and defense and assisted with video work. A 2016 graduate, Marburger, is also a special education teacher at Madison Elementary School in Pella. Marburger’s wife, Morgan, is also a Central graduate.

Austin Mercer - corner backs Austin Mercer joined the Central football staff as an assistant coach in 2018. Mercer was a two-time letterwinner for the NCAA Division III powerhouse University of Mount Union (Ohio) where he played wide receiver and safety while also completing on special teams. He was a member of the Purpe Raiders 2012 national title team. The Jeffersonville, Ohio native comes to Pella after spending a year as a receivers coach at Centre College (Ky.). He also spent a year working with the wide receivers at Millikin University (Ill.).

Matt Paulsen - safeties Matt Paulsen joined the Central football staff as an assistant coach in 1998. A 1997 Central graduate, Paulsen was an all-American defensive back for the Dutch and a four-time letterwinner. He was a three-time all-Iowa Conference selection, the 1997 team MVP, and holds the school career interceptions record (18). He spent the summer of 1999 playing for a club team in Germany. A Waverly-Shell Rock High School graduate, Paulsen was raised on a farm near Plainfield, Iowa and is a two-time selection to the All-American Farm team named by Successful Farming magazine. He is employed by Heritage Lace, Inc. Paulsen and his wife, Tracy, have three children

Kyle Pepper - tight ends Kyle Pepper joined the Central football staff as an assistant coach in 2018.

4 Football Pepper was a four-year member of the Dutch football team from 2013-16, playing across the offensive line. He spent the 2017 year as a student coach. He also works for Central as an admission representative.

Jeff Sanger - Inside linebackers Jeff Sanger joined the Central football coaching staff in 2003. Sanger, a 2001 Central graduate, was a two-time all-America selection, a two-time Schilder team MVP award winner and a three-time all-Iowa Conference pick as a linebacker. He also was chosen as a Central team co-captain for two seasons. The Britt, Iowa native set the school freshman-season tackles record in 1997 with 111 and racked up 375 stops in his career. Sanger is a staff accountant in the Central controller's office and earned a master's degree at Iowa State University. He and his wife, Christy, were married in June.

Austen Schueler - special teams coordinator, wide receivers Austen Schueler joined the Central football staff as an assistant coach in 2008. A 2008 graduate, Schueler was a defensive back for the Dutch. He was a member of three Iowa Conference championship teams and was a three-time NCAA playoff participant. In his three seasons he helped the Dutch post a 29-1 regular-season record. The two-time letterwinner received the Mel VerMeer Loyalty Award and the P.H. Kuyper Award in 2007. A Granger native, Schueler was also a two-year letterwinner for the men's track and field squad, competing in the triple jump and jav- elin throw. He was an assistant coach for Central's track and field program from 2008-12. Schueler's wife, Ashley, is also a Central graduate. They have one child.

Drew Sikkink - offensive line Drew Sikkink joined the Central football staff in 2007. An Urbandale native, Sikkink is a 2006 Central graduate and played offensive line for the Dutch, receiving the P.H. Kuyper Award in 2005. He was a member of two NCAA playoff squads and teams that won or shared two league titles. He was a recruiting intern in 2006 and previously coached Central's wide receivers. Sikkink now also serves as an Area Coordinator in Residence Life.

Student assistants - Max Boland, Christian Escobar, Tanner Kreitlow, Chase Palmer, Brett Staton, Tanner Teegarden

Strength and conditioning coordinator Kyle Johnson Kyle Johnson joined the Central staff in 2008 and was named head strength and conditioning coordinator in 2011. Previously Johnson spent two years as assistant sports performance director at Velocity Sports Performance in Franklin, Tenn. He graduated with honors from Central in 2002 and earned a master’s degree in health and human perfor- mance from Iowa State University in 2004. Johnson worked as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach with the Iowa State football squad and later was a personal trainer and fitness coach at Delta City Club in Nashville, Tenn. While at Central, Johnson was a member of the Dutch football squad, receiving academic all-Iowa Conference honors. A certified strength and conditioning specialist, Johnson is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). He’s an Elliott, Iowa native and graduate of Villisca High School. Johnson served as a USA Weightlifting club coach and remains a competitive weightlifter as well, winning Olympic lifting titles in the 105-kilogram class at the Georgia Games, the Chattanooga Open and the Southeastern Regional meet in 2005 and the Emory Open in 2007. He also won titles at the Iowa Open in 2009, 2010 and 2011 and placed 11th at the American Open in 2007. At the national championships, Johnson was 12th in 2010 and finished eighth, posting a personal best, in 2011.

Assistant strength and conditioning coach Charles Friday Charles Friday joined the Central strength and conditioning staff in 2013. A 2012 Central graduate, Friday served as a strength and conditioning graduate assistant at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. Friday earned his Master's degree in Kinesiology from Tarleton State in 2013. In his time at Tarleton State, Friday was the strength coach for track and field, baseball and women's golf, while assisting with all other varsity sports. He was responsible for overseeing interns and assistant coaches, managing nutritional programs and budgeting. He also founded the Tarleton State Strength and Conditioning Professional Development Club. Prior to his year as a graduate assistant, Friday served as Director of Strength and Conditioning at Southwest Minnesota State University in the summer of 2011. He also served as astudent strength and conditioning intern at Central from 2009-2012. Friday has competed at numerous USA Powerlifting events, including two first-place finishes at the 2012 Minnesota State Open and 2011 Nebraska Powerlifting Championships. He was also a member of the Dutch baseball team from 2008- 2010.

Football 5 2018 results 8-2 overall, 6-2 American Rivers Conference Date Opponent Site Score Sept. 1 Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 49-3 Sept. 8 Augustana (Ill.) Greencastle, Ind. W, 16-10 Sept. 15 Luther Pella W, 63-14 Sept. 22 Dubuque Dubuque W, 35-13 Sept. 29 Buena Vista Pella W, 62-20 Oct. 6 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln W, 35-29 Oct. 13 Simpson Pella W, 17-16 Oct. 20 Wartburg Waverly L, 47-20 Oct. 27 Coe Pella L, 27-24 (OT) Nov. 10 Loras Dubuque W, 37-34

2018 American Rivers Conference standings Conference Overall W L W L Wartburg 7 1 8 3 Central 6 2 8 2 Dubuque 6 2 7 3 Simpson 6 2 7 3 Coe 5 3 6 4 Loras 3 5 4 6 Nebraska Wesleyan 2 6 3 7 Luther 1 7 1 9 Buena Vista 0 8 1 9

(rankings for D3football.com/AFCA)

2018 NCAA Division III statistical rankings Team Individual 3. Red zone offense -- 0.947 7. Completion pct. -- Blaine Hawkins, 0.671 4. Kickoff returns -- 26.33 yards per return 7. Fumbles recovered -- Trevor Smith, 3 14. Completion pct. -- 0.653 9. Interceptions per game -- Jordy Borman, 0.6 23. Team passing efficiency -- 154.50 13. Punt return TDs -- Jordy Borman, 1 28. Winning pct. -- 0.800 13. Punt return TDs -- Connor Lewin, 1 37. Blocked punts -- 2 13. Kickoff return TDs -- Jason Hopp, 1 38. 3rd down conversion pct. -- 0.450 18. Passing efficiency -- Blaine Hawkins, 160.9 41. 4th down conversion pct. -- 0.600 19. Passes defended -- Trevor Smith, 1.6 41. Scoring offense -- 35.8 points per game 20. Yards per pass attempt -- Blaine Hawkins, 8.66 46. Passes had intercepted -- 8 26. Blocked kicks -- Tate O'Tool, 2 49. Total offense - 426.4 yards per game 41. Field goals per game -- Jon Alberts, 0.80 50. Punt returns -- 11.43 yards per return 43. Punt returns -- Hunter Robinson, 9.4

6 Football 2018 Individual honors CoSida Academic All-Americans D3football.com all-West Region Jon Alberts, first team, kicker Jon Alberts, second team, kicker Jordy Borman, third team, special teams CoSida Academic all-District VIII Jon Alberts, first team, kicker American Rivers All-Conference Pat Gray, first team, running back Jordy Borman, first team, defensive back Drew Kithcart, first team, linebacker Blaine Hawkins, first team, quarterback Jon Alberts, first team, kicker Academic all-American Rivers Conference Cam Kiner, second team, punter Jon Alberts, business management/philosophy, 3.929 Cody Smith, second team, offensive line Danny Anderson, exercise science, 3.652 Lou Gomez, honorable mention, defensive line Pat Gray, engineering, 3.901 Pat Gray, honorable mention, S-back Blaine Hawkins, undeclared, 3.655 Donny Groezinger, honorable mention, running back Ed Henning, business management, 3.720 Trevor Smith, honorable mention, defensive back Logan Huinker, undeclared, 3.761 Drew Kithcart, computer science, 3.741 D3football.com team of the week Tylor Newhouse, accounting/business management, 3.579 Erik Knaack, wide receiver, September 17, 2018 Martin Olson, computer science/business management, 3.579 Jordy Borman, special teams, September 17, 2018 Jake Poster, business management, 3.668 Trevor Smith, cornerback, Sept. 24, 2018 Caleb Schlatter, undeclared, 3.759 Jon Alberts, kicker, Nov. 13, 2018 Drew Smith, undeclared,3.639 Cody Smith, business management, 3.637 American Rivers Conference male athlete of the week Trevor Smith, accounting, business management, 3.634 Blaine Hawkins, offense, Sept. 16, 2018 Josiah Soderstrum, business management, 3.632 Cody Tuttle, business management/accounting, 3.576 American Rivers Conference player of the week Jordy Borman, defense, Sept. 2, 2018 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society Drew Smith, defense, Sept. 9, 2018 Tyler Bryant, social science, 3.49 Blaine Hawkins, offense, Sept. 16, 2018 Daniel Coovert, business management, 3.26 Tanner Schminke, special teams, Sept. 30, 2018 Collin Erickson, exercise science, 3.22 Lou Gomez, defense, Oct. 15, 2018 Aaron Fogt, biology, 3.32 Jon Alberts, special teams, Oct. 15, 2018; Nov. 12, 2018 Pat Gray, engineering, 3.89 Cam Kiner, exercise science, 3.30 Drew Kithcart, actuarial science/computer science, 3.68 Tylor Newhouse, accounting/business management, 3.61 Jake Poster, business management, 3.67 Trevor Smith, accounting/business management, 3.61 Josiah Soderstrum, business management, 3.67 Cody Tuttle, accounting/business management, 3.59 Dylan Tuttle, business management, 3.41 2018 team awards Borgman Award (senior with highest grade point average) Pat Gray Claussen Award (most improved player) Drew Kithcart Ted Dagh Award (oustanding member of defensive scout team) J.R. Zeitler Kirk Wagner Award (outstanding member of offensive scout team) Hayden Vroom Heerema-Schilder Award (most valuable player) Blaine Hawkins P.H. Kuyper Award (oustanding contributions by a senior non-starter) Josiah Soderstrum Lankelma-Menning Award (oustanding underclass player) Erik Knaack Mentink Award (leadership and inspiration on and off the field) Pat Gray Brian O’Donnell Award (outstanding freshman) Jason Hopp Mel VerMeer Loyalty Award (demonstrated loyalty to the program) Thomas Fox Bruce Wendt Award (oustanding offensive lineman) Josh Mayhew Special Teams MVP Jon Alberts 2018 captains Collin Erickson, Pat Gray Drew Kithcart, Tylor Newhouse

Football 7 2018 season team statistics TEAM STATISTICS CENTRAL OPP ATTENDANCE SCORING Avg Per Game 1688 1631 Points Per Game 35.8 21.3 Total 6750 9785 Total 358 213 FIRST DOWNS SCORE BY QUARTERS Rushing 102 88 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Passing 104 112 ------Penalty 13 15 Central 89 90 93 86 0 358 Total 219 215 Opponents 43 49 49 69 3 213 RUSHING YARDAGE Yards Gained 2154 2041 Yards Lost 240 174 Attempts 485 417 Average Per Attempt 3.9 4.5 Avg. Per Game 191.4 186.7 Touchdowns 22 11 Total Yards 1914 1867 PASSING Att-Comp-Int 288-188-8 360-188-10 Avg. Per Attempt 8.1 5.9 Avg. Per Game 234.6 211.1 Touchdowns 23 17 Total Yards 2346 2111 TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays 773 777 Avg. Per Play 5.5 5.1 Avg. Per Game 426.0 397.8 Total Yards 4260 3978 Touchdowns 45 28 RETURNS Kickoff: Average 26.3 18.3 Kickoff: Total 33-869 39-712 Punt: Average 11.4 9.0 Punt: Total 23-263 21-189 INT: Average 7.0 7.4 INT: Total 10-70 8-59 KICKING Punt: Avg. Yards Per Game 38.5 32.3 Punt: Net Average 32.0 25.9 Punt: Total Yards 48-1846 57-1841 FG: Good-Attempts 8-9 8-10 Onside Kicks Onside 0-0 0-0 PENALTIES Avg. Per Game-Yards 57.7 43.5 Total-Yards 58-577 47-435 TIME OF POSSESSION Avg. Per Game 28:47 30:48 Total 04:47:30 05:08:00 MISCELLANEOUS 3rd Down Conversions 72-160 56-155 4th Down Conversions 15-25 12-30 Fumbles-Lost 16-8 14-9 Sacks-Yards Lost 11-36 22-121 Misc. Yards 0 0 Red Zone: Attempts-Scores 36-38 27-38 Red Zone: Touchdowns 30-38 21-38

8 Football 2018 season individual statistics Rushing Player GP ATT Gain Loss Net AVG TD Long AVG/G Fitzgerald, Nathan 10 122 541 13 528 4.3 7 46 52.8 Groezinger, Donny 8 102 514 9 505 5.0 3 29 63.1 Hawkins, Blaine 9 105 424 106 318 3.0 6 30 35.3 Gray, Pat 10 55 236 6 230 4.2 2 17 23.0 Schminke, Tanner 9 15 129 5 124 8.3 2 48 13.8 Egli, Brayden 6 17 117 38 79 2.6 1 23 13.2 Hopp, Jason 10 13 57 4 53 4.1 0 8 5.3 Copeland, Chase 2 14 48 10 38 2.7 0 12 19.0 Kiner, Cam 9 1 26 0 26 26.0 0 19 2.9 Doran, Eddie 2 6 25 0 25 4.2 1 8 12.5 Vroom, Hayden 4 2 11 0 11 5.5 0 7 2.8 Schlatter, Caleb 10 3 4 0 4 1.3 0 3 0.4 Seeley, Logan 2 7 14 14 0 0.0 0 6 0.0 Mayhew, Josh 10 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.4 Bryant. Tyler 10 2 8 13 -5 -2.5 0 8 -0.5 Team 8 7 0 18 -18 -2.6 0 0 -2.2 Total 10 485 2154 240 1914 3.9 22 48 191.4 Opponents 10 417 2041 174 1867 4.5 11 88 186.7

Passing Player GP Rating COMP ATT INT Comp% YDS TD Long AVG/G Hawkins, Blaine 9 160.90 147 219 5 67.1 % 1869 17 77 210.7 Egli, Brayden 6 157.34 37 58 1 63.8 % 434 6 31 72.3 Schminke, Tanner 9 16.71 3 9 1 33.3 % 6 0 7 0.7 Gray, Pat 10 184.00 1 1 0 100.0 % 10 0 10 1.0 Groezinger, Donny 8 -200.00 0 1 1 0.00 % 0 0 0 0.0 Total 10 154.50 188 288 8 65.3 % 2346 23 81 234.6 Opponents 10 111.51 188 360 10 52.2 % 2111 17 57 211.1

Receiving Player GP NO YDS AVG TD Long AVG/G Knaack, Eric 10 47 801 17.0 9 71 80.1 Groezinger, Donny 8 34 304 8.9 1 44 38.0 Schminke, Tanner 9 22 323 14.7 4 60 35.9 Gray, Pat 10 21 191 9.1 1 32 19.1 Obermeyer, Tylor 9 16 183 11.4 1 34 20.3 Norem, Ross 10 15 238 15.9 1 81 23.8 Schlatter, Caleb 10 13 102 7.8 2 33 10.2 Robinson, Hunter 10 7 61 8.7 1 25 6.1 Fitzgerald, Nathan 10 7 56 8.0 1 15 5.6 Johnson, Brady 6 2 46 23.0 1 24 7.7 Vroom, Hayden 4 2 20 10.0 1 12 5.0 Huinker, Logan 8 1 14 14.0 0 14 1.8 Ritchie, Gavin 4 1 7 7.0 0 7 1.8 Total 10 188 2346 12.5 23 81 234.6 Opponents 10 188 2111 11.2 17 57 211.1

Scoring Player TD FG KICK RUSH RCV DXP SAF PTS Alberts, Jon 0 8 45 0 0 0 0 69 Knaack, Eric 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 54 Fitzgerald, Nathan 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 Hawkins, Blaine 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 36

Football 9 Schminke, Tanner 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 Groezinger, Donny 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Gray, Pat 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Schlatter, Caleb 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Doran, Eddie 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Borman, Jordy 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Egli, Brayden 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Norem, Ross 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Obermeyer, T. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Robinson, Hunter 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Vroom, Hayden 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Johnson, Brady 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Hopp, Jason 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Lewin, Connor 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Miedema, Kaden 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Total 48 8 46 0 0 0 0 358 Opponents 28 8 21 0 0 0 0 213

Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Robinson, Hunter 16 151 9.4 0 62 Lewin, Connor 18 404 22.4 0 51 Hopp, Jason 2 25 12.5 0 16 Schminke, Tanner 7 255 36.4 0 86 Wilridge, Tre 2 35 27.5 0 32 Hopp, Jason 3 141 47.0 1 99 Lewin, Connor 1 4 4.0 1 4 Woods, Jordon 2 33 16.5 0 21 Cross, Mason 1 3 3.0 0 3 Soderstrum, Josiah 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 Borman, Jordy 1 45 45.0 1 25 Jensen, Tate 1 5 5.0 0 5 Anderson, Danny 1 32 32.0 0 32 Total 23 263 11.4 2 62 Total 33 869 26.3 1 99 Opponents 21 189 9.0 0 27 Opponents 39 712 18.3 0 47

Interceptions No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Fumble Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Borman, Jordy 6 23 3.8 0 16 Smith, Trevor 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jensen, Tate 1 0 0.0 0 0 Erickson, Colin 1 17 17.0 0 17 Wilridge, Tre 1 30 30.0 0 28 Total 10 70 7.0 0 28 Total 0 0 0 0 0 Opponents 8 59 7.4 0 28 Opponents 3 38 12.7 0 33

Field goals FG-A Pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blkd. Alberts, Jon 8-9 88.9 1-1 2-2 2-2 2-3 1-1 55 0 Total 8-9 88.9 1-1 2-2 2-2 2-3 1-1 55 0

Punting No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC Ins20 50+ Blkd Kiner, Cam 24 1047 43.6 64 5 0 6 6 1 Bryant, Tyler 22 799 36.3 54 1 2 9 1 0 Team 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Total 48 1846 38.5 64 6 2 15 7 2 Opponents 57 1841 32.3 53 5 10 9 2 2

All Purpose Player G Rush Rec PR KoR IR Tot. Avg/G Groezinger, Donny 8 505 304 0 0 0 809 101.1 Knaack, Erik 10 0 801 0 0 0 801 80.1 Schminke, Tanner 9 124 323 0 255 0 702 78.0 Fitzgerald, Nathan 10 528 56 0 0 0 584 58.4 Gray, Pat 10 230 191 0 0 0 421 42.1 Lewin, Connor 10 0 0 4 404 0 408 40.8 Hawkins, Blaine 9 318 0 0 0 0 318 35.3

10 Football Norem, Ross 10 0 238 0 0 0 238 23.8 Hopp, Jason 10 53 0 25 141 0 219 21.9 Robinson, Hunter 10 0 61 151 0 0 212 21.2 Obermeyer, Tylor 9 0 183 0 0 0 183 20.3 Schlatter, Caleb 10 4 102 0 0 0 106 10.6 Egli, Brayden 6 79 0 0 0 0 79 13.2 Borman, Jordy 10 0 0 45 0 23 68 6.8 Wilridge, Tre 10 0 0 35 0 30 65 6.5 Johnson, Brady 6 0 46 0 0 0 46 7.7 Copeland, Chase 2 38 0 0 0 0 38 19.0 Woods, Jordon 10 0 0 0 33 0 33 3.3 Anderson, Danny 8 0 0 0 32 0 32 4.0 Vroom, Hayden 4 11 20 0 0 0 31 7.8 Kiner, Cam 9 26 0 0 0 0 26 2.9 Doran, Eddoe 2 25 0 0 0 0 25 12.5 Erickson, Collin 10 0 0 0 0 17 17 1.7 Huinker, Logan 8 0 14 0 0 0 14 1.8 Ritchie, Gavin 4 0 7 0 0 0 7 1.8 Jensen, Tate 8 0 0 0 5 0 5 0.6 Cross, Mason 10 0 0 3 0 0 3 0.3 Soderstrum, Josiah 10 0 0 0 -1 0 -1 -0.1 Mayhew, Josh 10 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -0.4 Bryant, Tyler 10 -5 0 0 0 0 -5 -0.5 Team 8 -18 0 0 0 0 -18 -2.2 Total 10 1914 2346 263 869 70 5462 546.2 Opponents 10 1867 2111 189 712 59 4938 493.8

Defense Player GP Solo Asst. Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds Int. BU QBH FR FF KICK SAF

Drew Kithcart 10 22 50 72 2.5-5 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Connor Lewin 10 32 34 66 7.5-15 3.5-8 0 1 1 1-0 1 1 0 Jake Poster 10 26 35 61 6.5-11 1.5-4 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Tate O'Tool 9 20 36 56 1.5-6 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 Trevor Smith 10 34 19 53 3.0-10 0 1-0 15 0 3-0 1 0 0 Collin Erickson 10 23 29 52 1.0-2 0 1-17 4 0 0 0 0 0 Drew Smith 7 16 34 50 1.0-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Louis Kriegel 10 19 28 47 1.0-1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 Blade Durbala 10 11 34 45 3.0-12 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jordy Borman 10 21 23 44 0.5-1 0 6-23 6 0 1-0 1 1 0 Lou Gomez 7 12 21 33 4.0-9 1.0-2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Cade Humphries 10 17 13 30 2.0-5 0 0 0 0 1-0 1 0 0 Matt Glockel 10 12 17 29 5.0-12 1.5-5 0 0 1 1-0 2 0 0 Danny Anderson 8 14 11 25 1.0-2 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 Carter Terpstra 10 4 21 25 3.5-9 2.0-6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Tre Wilridge 10 18 6 24 1.0-1 0 1-30 3 0 0 0 0 0 Tate Jensen 8 8 15 23 0.5-1 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J. Soderstrum 10 8 13 21 2.5-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hunter Maddy 10 4 15 19 2.5-17 1.5-11 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Martin Olson 10 4 9 13 1.0-2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Malik Hatch 10 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mason Cross 10 4 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Josh Kuiper 2 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reid Taylor 4 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tom Adolph 3 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tanner Schminke 9 2 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ross Norem 10 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jordon Woods 10 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jason Hopp 10 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 Cody Wonderlich 3 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Andrue Wright 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Football 11 Player GP Solo Asst. Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds Int. BU QBH FR FF KICK SAF Jahi Craig 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gavin Thompson 4 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tyler Cavil 3 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Josh Mayhew 10 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 William Diaz 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thomas Fox 4 0 2 2 0.5-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T.J. Snyder 7 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alex Tamerius 5 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D. Groezinger 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Deryck Cleppe 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tanner Kreitlow 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Daniel Coovert 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cody Fields 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Isaiah Arana 2 1 0 1 1.0-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cole Moss 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 JR Zeitler 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tommy Smith 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jon Alberts 10 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Henry Fair 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Joseph Pepe 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 Brayden Egli 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total 10 360 500 860 52-130 11.0-36 10-70 52 12 9-0 8 4 0 Opponents 10 445 409 854 64-230 22-121 8-59 42 12 8-38 13 3 0

Returning letterwinners JON ALBERTS, 6-1, 190, sr. kicker, Huntley, Ill./Huntley HS

Longest field goal Season -- 55 yards at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) (School Record) Career -- 55 yards at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) (School Record)

Most field goals Game -- 4 vs. Augustana (Ill.) (Sept. 9, 2017) (School Record) Season -- 14 (2017) (School Record)

Most conversions Game -- 8 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 45 (2018)

Most tackles Game -- 1 at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Field goals FG Att. Long Pct. 2017 14 16 40 87.5 2018 8 9 55 88.9 Career 22 25 55 88.5

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

School leaderboard Longest field goal - 1. 55 yards, at Wartburg, Oct. 20, 2018 Most field goals, game -- 1. 4 (4 att.), vs. Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 9, 2017 Most field goals, season -- 1. 14 (16 att.), 2017

12 Football Highest FG percentage -- 1. 87.5 (14-16), 2017 Most PAT conversations, season - 3. 45, 2018 Highest PAT percentage, season - 3. 97.8, 2018 Most field goals, career - 4. (tie) 22, 2018 Most PAT conversations, career - 6. (tie) 84, 2016-present Highest PAT percentage -- 7. (tie) 92.7 (38-41), 2017

Two varsity letters CoSIDA Academic All-American, first team (2018) CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII, first team (2017, 2018) Academic All-Conference (2017, 2018) D3football.com All-West Region, second team (2018) All-Conference, first team (2017, 2018) Fred Mitchell Award finalist (2018) D3football.com team of the week, kicker (Oct. 14, 2017; Nov. 13, 2018) Conference special teams player of the week (Sept. 10, 2017; Sept. 17, 2017; Oct. 15, 2017; Oct. 15, 2018; Nov. 1) Special Teams MVP (2018) ------DANNY ANDERSON, 6-1, 190, sr. defensive back, Boone, Iowa/Boone HS

Most tackles Game -- 8 vs Wartburg (Oct. 22, 2016); at Luther (Nov. 12, 2016) vs. Whitworth (Wash.) (Sept. 2, 2017) Season -- 49 (2016)

Most interceptions Game -- 1 at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 15, 2016); vs Wartburg (Oct. 22, 2016); Augustana (Ill.) (August 9, 2017) Season -- 2 (2016)

Longest interception return -- 1 yard vs Wartburg (Oct. 22, 2016)

Most pass break-ups Game -- 3 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 9 (2018)

Most kick return yards Game -- 126 at Coe (Oct. 8, 2016) Season -- 416 (2017)

Longest kick return -- 54 yards at Luther (Nov. 4, 2017)

Most punt return yards Game -- 23 vs. Dubuque (Nov. 11, 2017) Season -- 51 (2017)

Longest punt return -- 23 yards vs. Dubuque (Nov. 11, 2017)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2016 35 14 49 0.0 0.0 4 2 0 0 0 2017 21 12 33 0.0 0.0 7 1 0 0 0 2018 15 11 26 1.0 0.0 9 0 0 0 0 Career 71 37 108 1.0 0.0 20 3 0 0 0

Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2016 5 126 12.6 0 42 12.6 2017 17 416 24.5 0 54 41.6 2018 1 32 32.0 0 32 4.0 Career 23 574 25.0 0 54 20.5

Football 13 Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 10 51 5.1 0 23 5.1 Career 10 51 5.1 0 23 1.8

School leaderboard Highest kick return yard average, season -- 6. 24.5, 2017 Most kick return yards, season -- 9. 416 yards, 2017

Three varsity letters Academic All-Conference (2017, 2018) Brian O’Donnell Award (outstanding freshman) (2016) ------JORDY BORMAN, 5-10, 170, sr., defensive back, Eagan, Minn./Eagan HS

Most tackles Game -- 8 vs Wartburg. (Oct. 7, 2017); vs. Luther (Nov. 4, 2017) Season -- 44 (2018)

Most tackles-for-loss Game -- 0.5 at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 0.5 (2018)

Most interceptions Game -- 3 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 6 (2018)

Longest interception return -- 16 yards at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018)

Most pass break-ups Game -- 2 vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018); vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 6 (2018)

Most fumbles forced Game -- 1 at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most fumbles recovered Game -- 1 at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most blocked kicks Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most punt return yards Game -- 45 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 45 (2018)

Longest punt return -- 25 yards vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Most punt return touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2017 14 19 33 1.0 0.0 3 0 0 0 0 2018 21 23 44 0.5 0.0 6 6 23 0 0 Career 35 42 77 1.5 0.0 9 8 23 0 0

14 Football School leaderboard Most interceptions, season -- 9. (tie) 6, 2018

Two varsity letters D3football.com All-West Region, third team (special teams, 2018) All-Conference, first team (2018) D3football.com team of the week, special teams (Sept. 17, 2018) Conference defensive player of the week (Sept. 2, 2018) ------MASON CROSS, 5-11, 180, jr., defensive back, Osborn, Mo./Bishop LeBlond Memorial HS

Most tackles Game -- 2 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018); at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018); at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 7 (2018)

Most punt return yards Game -- 3 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 3 (2018)

Longest punt return -- 3 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 4 3 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 4 3 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------BLADE DURBALA, 6-1, 285, jr., defensive line, Blairstown, Iowa/Benton HS

Most tackles Game -- 11 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 44 (2018)

Most tackles-for-loss Game -- 1.0 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept.1, 2018) Season -- 2.0 (2018)

Most sacks Game -- 0.5 vs. Augustana (Ill.) (Sept. 9, 2017); vs. Dubuque (Nov. 11, 2017) Season -- 1 (2017)

Most fumbles forced Game -- 1 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 1 (2017)

Most pass break-ups Game -- 1 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2017 2 13 15 1.0 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 2018 11 34 45 3.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 Career 13 47 60 4.0 1.0 1 0 0 1 0

Two varsity letters ------

Football 15 BRAYDEN EGLI, 6-1, 180, so., defensive back, Saint Charles, Iowa/Interstate 35 HS

Most passing attempts Game -- 30 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 58 (2018)

Most passing completions Game -- 20 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 37 (2018)

Most passing yards Game -- 197 yards vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 434 yards (2018)

Longest pass -- 31 yards vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018)

Most passing touchdowns Game -- 2 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018); vs. Coe (Oct 27, 2018) Season -- 6 (2018)

Most rushing attempts Game -- 12 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 30 (2018)

Most rushing yards Game -- 37 yards vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 79 (2018)

Longest rush -- 23 yards vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018)

Most rushing touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most pass break-ups Game -- 1 at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Passing Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long Avg./G 2018 58 37 1 63.8 434 6 31 72.3 Career 58 37 1 63.8 434 6 31 72.3

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 30 79 2.6 1 23 13.2 Career 30 79 2.6 1 23 13.2

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 Career 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------MATT GLOCKEL, 6-0, 245, jr. defensive line, Malvern, Iowa/East Mills HS

Most tackles Game -- 4 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018); vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018); at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018) Season -- 29 (2018)

16 Football Most tackles-for-loss Game -- 1.0 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018); at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018); vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018); at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 5.0 (2018)

Most sacks Game -- 1.0 at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018) Season -- 1.5 (2018)

Most fumbles forced Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018); at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most fumbles recoveries Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 12 17 29 5.0 1.5 0 0 0 2 1 Career 12 29 29 5.0 1.5 0 0 0 2 1

One varsity letter ------MALIK HATCH, 5-10, 210, jr., linebacker, Saint Charles, Ill./East HS

Most tackles Game -- 3, vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 7 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 3 4 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 3 4 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------BLAINE HAWKINS , 5-11, 200, jr., quarterback, Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny HS

Most passing attempts Game -- 35 vs. Dubuque (Nov. 11, 2017); vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018) Season -- 219 (2018)

Most passing completions Game -- 24 vs. Dubuque (Nov. 11, 2017) Season -- 147 (2018)

Most passing yards Game -- 367 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 1,896 (2018)

Longest pass -- 81 yards vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018)

Most passing touchdowns Game -- 5 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017); vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 18 (2017)

Most rushing attempts Game -- 28 at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 105 (2018)

Football 17 Most rushing yards Game -- 131 yards vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 593 (2017)

Longest rush -- 86 yards vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017)

Most rushing touchdowns Game -- 3 at Simpson (Sept. 30, 2017) Season -- 9 (2017)

Passing Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long Avg./G 2017 186 116 3 62.4 1,691 18 77 241.6 2018 219 147 5 67.1 1,896 17 81 210.7 Career 405 263 8 64.9 3,587 35 81 224.2

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 86 593 6.9 9 86 84.7 2018 105 318 3.0 6 30 35.3 Career 191 911 4.8 15 86 56.9

School leaderboard Most passing yards, game -- 1. 367 (14-19-0, 5 TD), vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 Highest pass completion percentage,game - 1. 94.1 (16-17-0), Blaine Hawkins, vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Highest pass completion percentage, season - 1. 67.1 (147-219-5), Blaine Hawkins, 2018 Most passing touchdowns, half - 1. 5, Blaine Hawkins (13-15, 349 yards), vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Most passing touchdowns, game -- 1. 5, (14-19-0, 367 yards), vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 Most passing touchdowns, game - 1. 5, tie, Blaine Hawkins (13-15-0, 349 yards), vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Highest pass effiency rating, game - 1. 392.1 (13-15-0, 349 yards, 5 TD), vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Highest total yards offense, game -- 1. 498 (367 passing, 131 rushing), vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 Most passing yards, game - 2. 349, vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Highest pass completion percentage, game - 2. Blaine Hawkins, 86.7 (13-15), vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Highest pass completion percentage, season -- 3. 62.5 (116-186-3, 18 TD), 2017 Most passing touchdows -- 4. 18 (tie), 2017 Most passing yards, season - 5. 1,896, 2018 Most pass completions, season - 5. 147, 2018 Most passing yards, season -- 7. 1,691 (116-186-3, 18 TD), 2017 Most passing touchdowns, season - 7. 17 (tie), 2018 Most passing touchowns, career - 7. 35, 2017-present Most pass completions, game -- 9. 24 (tie), vs. Dubuque, Nov. 11, 2017 Most passing yards, career - 10. 3,587, 2017-present Most passing yards, game - 17. 302, vs. Simpson, Oct. 13, 2018

Two varsity letters Academic all-conference (2018) All-Conference, first team (2018); honorable mention (2017) D3football.com team of the week, quarterback (Oct. 28, 2017) Conference male athlete of the week (Sept. 16, 2018) Conference offensive player of the week (Oct. 29, 2017; Sept. 16, 2018) Lankelma-Menning Award (outstanding underclass player) (2017) Brian O’Donnell Award (outstanding freshman) (2017) Heerema-Schilder Award (MVP) (2018) ------ED HENNING, 6-1, 270, sr., offensive line, Hartwick, Iowa/HLV HS

One varsity letter Academic All-Conference (2017, 2018) Kirk Wagner Award (outstanding member of offensive scout team) (2016) ------

18 Football JASON HOPP, 6-0, 225, so., running back, Earlham, Iowa/Earlham HS

Most rushing attempts Game -- 8 vs. Northwestern (Minn.) Season -- 13 (season)

Most rushing yards Game -- 31 yards vs. Northwestern (Minn.) Season -- 53 (2018)

Longest rush -- 8 yards vs. Northwestern (Minn.)

Most tackles Game -- 1 at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018); vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018); at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 3 (2018)

Most fumble recoveries Game -- 1 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most kick return yards Game -- 99 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 141 (2018)

Longest kick return -- 99 yards vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018)

Most kick return touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most punt return yards Game -- 25 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 25 (2018)

Longest punt return -- 16 vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018)

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 13 53 4.1 0 8 5.3 Career 13 53 4.1 0 8 5.3

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 1 2 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 Career 1 2 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1

Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 3 141 47.0 1 99 14.1 Career 3 141 47.0 1 99 14.1

Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 2 25 12.5 0 16 2.5 Career 2 25 12.5 0 16 2.5

School leaderboard Longest kickoff return, game - 1. 99 yards, vs. Coe, Oct. 27, 2018 Most kick return touchdowns, season - 1. 1, 2018

One varsity letter

Football 19 Brian O'Donnell Award (outstanding freshman) (2018) ------LOGAN HUINKER, 6-3, 160, jr., wide receiver, Altoona, Iowa/Southeast Polk HS

Most receptions Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 14 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 14 (2018)

Longest reception -- 14 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 1 14 14.0 0 10 1.8 Career 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.6

One varsity letter Academic All-Conference (2018) ------CADE HUMPHRIES, 5-8, 205, jr., linebacker, Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo HS

Most tackles Game -- 8 vs. Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 30 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game -- 1.0 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018); vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 2.0 (2017)

Most fumble recoveries Game -- 1 vs. Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most fumbles recovered Game -- 1 vs. Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 17 13 30 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 1 Career 17 13 30 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 1

Two varsity letters ------BRADY JOHNSON, 6-3, 220, sr., wide receiver, Stanton, Iowa/Stanton HS

Most receptions Game -- 2 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 46 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 46 (2018)

Longest reception -- 24 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018)

20 Football Season -- 1 (2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 2 46 23.0 1 24 7.7 Career 2 46 23.0 1 24 6.6

One varsity letter ------ERIK KNAACK, 6-0, 190, jr., wide receiver, Reinbeck, Iowa/Gladbrook-Reinbeck

Most receptions Game -- 6 at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018); at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018); at Loras (Nov. 10, 2018) Season -- 47 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 152 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 801 (2018)

Longest reception -- 71 yards vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 2 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 9 (2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.2 2018 47 801 17.0 9 71 80.1 Career 48 811 16.9 9 71 45.1

Two varsity letters D3football.com team of the week, wide receiver (Sept. 17, 2018) Lankelma/Menning Award (Outstanding Underclassman) (2018) ------CONNOR LEWIN, 6-1, 195, sr., linebacker, Stilman Valley, Illinois/Stilman Valley HS

Most rushing attempts Game -- 3 at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 15, 2016) Season -- 3 (2016)

Most rushing yards Game -- 10 at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 15, 2016) Season -- 10 (2016)

Longest rush -- 7 yards at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 15, 2016)

Most tackles Game -- 12 at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 66 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game -- 2.0 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 7.5 (2018)

Most sacks Game -- 2.0 vs. Buena Vista (Oct. 6, 2018) Season -- 3.5 (2018)

Football 21 Most pass break-ups Game -- 1 at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most fumbles forced Game -- 1 at Loras (Nov. 10, 20180 Season -- 1 (2018)

Most fumble recoveries Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most blocked kicks Game -- 1 at Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most kick return yards Game -- 83 vs. Dubuque (Nov. 11, 2017) Season -- 404 (2018)

Longest kick return -- 51 yards at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018)

Most punt return yards Game -- 4 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 4 (2018)

Longest punt return -- 4 yards vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018)

Most punt return touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2016 3 10 3.3 0 7 2.5 Career 3 10 3.3 0 7 0.4

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2016 1 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2017 6 4 10 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 32 34 66 7.5 3.5 1 0 0 1 1 Career 39 38 77 7.5 3.5 1 0 0 1 1

Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2016 1 19 19.0 0 19 4.8 2017 13 290 22.3 0 40 29.0 2018 18 404 22.4 0 51 40.4 Career 32 713 22.3 0 51 29.7

Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 1 4 4.0 1 4 0.4 Career 1 4 4.0 1 4 0.2

Three varsity letters ------HUNTER MADDY, 6-3, 220, jr., linebacker, Mystic, Iowa/Centerville HS

22 Football Most tackles Game -- 5 vs. DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 19 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game -- 2.0 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 2.5 (2018)

Most sacks Game -- 1.0 vs. Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept.1, 2018) Season -- 1.5 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2017 0 2 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 4 15 19 2.5 1.5 0 0 0 0 0 Career 4 17 21 2.5 1.5 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------JOSH MAYHEW, 6-1, 260, jr., offensive line, Aurora, Ill./West Aurora HS

One varsity letter Bruce Wendt Award (Outstanding Offensive Lineman) (2018) ------COLE MOSS, 6-0, 195, so., linebacker, Plainfield, Ill./Neuqua Valley HS

Most tackles Game -- 1 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 0 1 1 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------ROSS NOREM, 6-3, 230, sr., tight end, Iowa Falls, Iowa/Iowa Falls-Alden HS

Most receptions Game -- 3 vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018) Season -- 15 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 112 vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018) Season -- 238 (2018)

Longest reception -- 81 yards vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 15 238 15.9 1 81 23.8 Career 15 238 15.9 1 81 23.8

One varsity letter ------

Football 23 TATE O'TOOL, 6-0, 185, sr., linebacker, Fort Dodge, Iowa/St. Edmond HS

Most tackles Game -- 12 at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 51 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game -- 1.0 at. Buena Vista (Sept. 16, 2017); vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018) Season -- 1.5 (2017)

Most interceptions Game -- 1 at Loras (Sept. 24, 2016); vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (Sept. 23, 2017) Season -- 1 (2016, 2017)

Longest interception return -- 0 yards at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 15, 2016); vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (Sept. 23, 2017)

Most pass break-ups Game -- 2 at Luther (Nov. 4, 2017) Season -- 4 (2017)

Most fumbles forced Game -- 1 vs. Wartburg (Oct. 7, 2017); vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 2 (2017)

Most fumble recoveries Game -- 1 vs. Wartburg (Oct. 7, 2017) Season -- 1 (2017)

Most blocked kicks Game -- 1 at Luther (Nov. 4, 2017); at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018); at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2016 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 2017 20 15 35 1.5 0.0 4 1 0 2 1 2018 20 36 56 1.5 0.0 3 0 0 0 0 Career 40 51 91 3.0 0.0 7 2 0 2 1

Two varsity letters ------TYLOR OBERMEYER, 6-2, 200, jr., wide receiver, Papillion, Neb./Papillion-La Vista HS

Most receptions Game -- 4 at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 16 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 57 at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 183 (2018)

Longest reception -- 34 yards at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 16 183 11.4 1 34 20.3 Career 16 183 11.4 1 34 20.3

24 Football One varsity letter ------MARTIN OLSON, 6-1, 245, sr., defensive line, Kimballtown, Iowa/EHK-Exira HS

Most tackles Game -- 4 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 13 (2017, 2018)

Most tackles-for-loss Game -- 0.5 vs. Wartburg (Oct. 7, 2017); at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018); at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 1.0 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2017 3 10 13 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 4 9 13 1.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 7 19 26 1.5 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0

Two varsity letters Academic all-conference (2017, 2018) ------HUNTER ROBINSON, 6-0, 190, sr., wide receiver, Lisbon, Iowa/Lisbon HS

Most receptions Game -- 4 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 7 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 42 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 61 (2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 1 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Longest reception -- 25 at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018)

Most kick return yards Game -- 22 vs. Wartburg (Oct. 7, 2017) Season -- 22 (2017)

Longest kick return -- 22 yards vs. Wartburg (Oct. 7, 2017)

Most punt return yards Game -- 76 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 151 (2018)

Longest punt return -- 62 yards vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 3 28 9.3 0 16 2.8 2018 7 61 8.7 1 25 6.1 Career 10 89 8.9 1 25 4.4

Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 1 22 22.0 0 22 2.2 Career 1 22 22.0 0 22 1.1

Football 25 Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 9 109 12.1 0 46 10.9 2018 16 151 9.4 0 62 15.1 Career 25 260 10.4 0 62 13.0

Two varsity letters ------CALEB SCHLATTER, 5-11, 200, jr., super back, Story City, Iowa/Roland Story HS

Most receptions Game -- 4 at Northwestern (Minn.) Season -- 13 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 33 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 102 (2018)

Longest reception -- 33 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018); at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most rushing attempts Game -- 1 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018); at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018); at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 3 (2018)

Most rushing yards Game -- 3 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 4 (2018)

Longest rush -- 3 yards at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 13 102 7.8 2 33 10.8 Career 13 102 7.8 2 33 10.8

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 3 4 1.3 0 3 0.4 Career 3 4 1.3 0 3 0.4

One varsity letter Academic all-conference (2018) ------TANNER SCHMINKE, 6-0, 180, jr., wide receiver, Boone, Iowa/Boone HS

Most receptions Game -- 6 at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018) Season -- 22 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 124 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 323 (2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 2 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 4 (2018)

26 Football Longest reception -- 60 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Most passing attempts Game -- 4 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 15, 2018); at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 9 (2018)

Most passing completions Game -- 2 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 3 (2018)

Most passing yards Game -- 10 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 6 (2018)

Longest pass -- 7 yards vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Most rushing attempts Game -- 6 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 15 (2018)

Most rushing yards Game -- 72 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 124 (2018)

Longest rush -- 48 yards at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018)

Most rushing touchdowns Game -- 1 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018); at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most tackles Game -- 5 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017); vs. Whitworth (Wash.) (Sept. 2, 2017) Season -- 26 (2017)

Most pass breakups Game -- 1 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017); vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (Sept. 23, 2017); vs. Simpson (Oct. 13, 2018) Season -- 2 (2017)

Most kick return yards Game -- 136 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 255 (2018)

Longest kick return -- 86 yards vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2017 15 11 26 0.0 0.0 2 0 0 0 0 2018 2 2 4 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 Career 17 13 30 0.0 0.0 3 0 0 0 0

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 22 323 14.7 4 60 35.9 Career 22 323 14.7 4 60 35.9

Passing Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long Avg./G 2018 9 3 1 33.3 6 0 7 0.7 Career 9 3 1 33.3 6 0 7 0.7

Football 27 Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 15 124 8.3 2 48 13.8 Career 15 124 8.3 2 48 6.9

Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 7 255 36.4 0 86 28.3 Career 7 255 36.4 0 86 28.3

Two varsity letters Conference special teams player of the week (Sept. 30, 2018) ------CARTER SMITH, 6-6, 265, sr., offensive line, Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg HS

One varsity letter ------CODY SMITH, 6-4, 295, sr., offensive line, Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg HS

Two varsity letters All-conference, second team (2018) Academic all-conference (2017, 2018) ------DREW SMITH, 5-10, 195, jr., linebacker, Joliet, Ill./West HS

Most tackles Game -- 17 at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 50 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game --0.5 at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018); at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 1.0 (2018)

Most pass break-ups Game -- 1 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2018 16 34 50 1.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 Career 16 34 50 1.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0

Two varsity letters Conference defensive player of the week (Sept. 9, 2018) Academic all-conference (2018) ------TOMMY SMITH, 5-10, 180, so., linebacker, Maryville, Tenn./Maryville HS

Most tackles Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2018 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------

28 Football TJ SNYDER, 5-9, 185, jr., defensive back, Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown HS

Most tackles Game -- 2 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2018 1 1 2 1.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 1 1 2 1.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------RYAN SPRAIN, 5-9, 185, jr., defensive back, Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock HS

Most tackles Game -- 4 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 13 (2017)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2016 2 1 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2017 6 7 13 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 8 8 15 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------JAKE SUGGETT, 6-0, 300, sr., offensive line, Chula Vista, Calif./East Lake HS

Three varsity letters ------REID TAYLOR, 6-1, 195, so., linebacker, Polo, Ill./Polo HS

Most tackles Game -- 4 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 4 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2018 1 3 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 1 3 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------CARTER TERPSTRA, 6-1, 255, sr., defensive line, Pella, Iowa/Pella HS

Most tackles Game -- 4 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018); at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018); at Wartburg (Oct. 20, 2018) Season -- 25 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game -- 1.5 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018) Season -- 3.5 (2018)

Most sacks Game -- 1 at Northwestern (Minn.) (Sept. 1, 2018); at DePauw (Ind.) (Sept. 8, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most fumbles recovered Game -- 1 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 1 (2017)

Football 29 Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds FF FR 2017 2 5 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 2018 4 21 25 3.5 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 6 26 32 3.5 2.0 0 0 0 0 1

Two varsity letters ------HAYDEN VROOM, 5-10, 170, so., wide receiver, Pella, Iowa/Pella Christian HS

Most receptions Game -- 2 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most receiving yards Game -- 20 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 20 (2018)

Longest reception -- 12 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Most receiving touchdowns Game -- 1 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Most rushing attempts Game -- 2 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Most rushing yards Game -- 11 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 11 (2018)

Longest rush -- 7 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 2 20 10.0 1 12 5.0 Career 2 20 10.0 1 12 5.0

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 2 11 5.5 1 7 2.8 Career 2 11 5.5 1 7 2.8

One varsity letter Kirk Wagner Award (Offensive scout team POY) (2018) ------TRAVIS WAGNER, 6-5, 270, jr., offensive line, Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View HS

One varsity letter ------TRE WILRIDGE, 5-7, 145, jr., defensive back, Crowley, La./Tombstone (Ariz.) HS

Most tackles Game -- 5 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018); at Neb. Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018) Season -- 24 (2018)

Most tackles for loss Game -- 1 at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

30 Football Most pass break-ups Game -- 1 at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 6, 2018); vs. Coe (Oct. 27, 2018); at Loras (Nov. 11, 2018) Season -- 3 (2018)

Most interceptions Game -- 1 at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018) Season -- 1 (2018)

Longest interception return -- 30 yards at Dubuque (Sept. 22, 2018)

Most punt return yards Game -- 32 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 35 (2018)

Longest punt return -- 32 yards vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2017 1 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 18 6 24 1.0 0.0 3 1 0 0 0 Career 19 6 25 1.0 0.0 3 1 0 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 2 35 17.5 0 32 3.5 Career 2 35 17.5 0 32 3.5

One varsity letter ------JORDON WOODS, 5-6, 160, jr., running back, Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg HS

Most rushing attempts Game -- 9 vs. Loras (Oct. 28, 2017) Season -- 17 (2017)

Most rushing yards Game -- 64 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (Sept. 23, 2017) Season -- 93 (2017)

Longest rush -- 32 yards vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (Sept. 23, 2017)

Most tackles Game -- 2 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 29, 2018) Season -- 3 (2018)

Most kick return yards Game -- 33 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 33 (2018)

Longest kick return -- 21 yards vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018)

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2017 17 93 5.5 0 32 23.2 Career 17 93 5.5 0 32 23.2

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2017 1 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 2 1 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 3 1 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

Football 31 Kick Returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2018 2 33 16.5 0 21 3.3 Career 2 33 16.5 0 21 3.3

Two varsity letters ------ANDRUE WRIGHT, 6-0, 205, jr., linebacker, Independence, Iowa/Independence HS

Most tackles Game -- 2 vs. Luther (Sept. 15, 2018) Season -- 2 (2018)

Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. FF FR 2018 1 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 1 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

One varsity letter ------

32 Football All-time individual records (as dictated by NCAA standards, season records prior to 2002 include regular-season games only) OFFENSE Pass attempts RUSHING Game - 55, Mark Isaacson vs. Coe, Oct. 18, 2003 Rushing yards Season - 407, Tim Connell, 2007 Game - 312, Don Taylor (29 att., 3 TD) at Dubuque, Career - 891, Tim Connell, 2004-07 Oct. 9, 1976 Pass completion percentage Season - 1,741, Mark Kacmarynski (236 att., 21 TD), 1994 Game (10 att. minimum) - 94.1,Blaine Hawkins (16-17- Career - 5,855, Mark Kacmarynski (928 att., 70 TD), 0), vs. Buena Vista, Sept. 29, 2018 1992-96 Season (100 att. minimum) - 67.1, Blaine Hawkins Rushing attempts (147-219-5), 2018 Game - 45, Josh Osborn (254 yards, 3 TD) vs. Career (300 att. minimum) - 62.8, Riley Gray (321- Dubuque, Nov. 15, 2014 511-11), 2013-16 Season - 290, Vance Schuring (1,339 yds., 16 TD), 2005 Passing touchdowns Career - 928, Mark Kacmarynski (5,855 yds., 70 TD), 1992-96 Half - 5, Blaine Hawkins vs. Luther, Sept. 15, 2018 Rushing touchdowns Game - 5, tie, Chris Nelson vs. Wartburg, Nov. 11, Game - 5, Mark Kacmarynski (15 att., 184 yds.) vs. 1972; Riley Gray, vs. Wartburg, Oct. 22, 2016; Blaine Dubuque, Sept. 16, 1995 Hawkins vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017; vs. Luther, Sept. 15, Season - 21, Mark Kacmarynski (236 att., 1,741 yds.), 1994 2018 Career - 70, Mark Kacmarynski (928 att., 5,855 yds.), 1992-1996 Season - 35, Tim Connell, 2007 Rushing average yards per carry Career - 58, Tim Connell, 2004-07 Game (15 att. minimum) - 12.3, Mark Kacmarynski Highest pass efficiency rating (15 att., 184 yards) vs. Dubuque, Sept. 16, 1995 Game - 392.1, Blaine Hawkins, vs. Luther (13-15-0, Season (100 att. minimum) - 7.4, Mark Kacmarynski 349 yards, 5 TD), Sept. 15, 2018 (236 att., 1,741 yards),1994 Season (100 att. minimum) - 174.3, Gary Cutler (69- Career (300 att. minimum) - 6.3, Mark Kacmarynski 126-3, 1,236 yards, 16 TD), 1974 (928 att., 5,855 yards),1992-96 Career (300 att. minimum) - 151.2, Riley Gray (321- Rushing average yards per game 511-11, 3,987 yards, 42 TD), 2013-16 Season - 174.1, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Highest total offense Career - 133.1, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Game - 498 yards, Blaine Hawkins (367 passing, 131 Most consecutive games with 100 yards rushing or more - rushing), vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 14, tie, Don Taylor, 1976-77; Mark Kacmarynski, Season - 3,331 yards, Tim Connell (3,084 passing, 247 1993-95 rushing), 2007 Most consecutive games with 200 yards rushing or more - Career - 7,415 yards, Tim Connell (6,181 passing, 1,234 3, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 rushing), 2004-07 Most games with 100 yards rushing or more - 30, Mark Fewest interceptions Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Season (100 att. minimum) - 2, Mike DeCamp (58-116- Most games with 200 yards rushing or more - 9, Mark 2, 726 yards), 1967 Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Career (300 att. minimum) - 10, Zack Bandow (170- Most seasons with 1,000 yards rushing or more - 3, Mark 326-10, 2,101 yards), 2007-10 Kacmarynski, 1993, 1994, 1996 Lowest interception percentage Season (100 att. minimum) - 1.6, Riley Gray (5 in 319 att.), 2016 PASSING Career (300 att. minimum) - 2.2, Riley Gray (11 in Passing yards 511 att.), 2013-16 Game - 367, Blaine Hawkins (14-19-0, 5 TD) vs. Loras,

Oct. 28, 2017 Season - 3,084, Tim Connell (228-407-12, 35 TD), 2007 RECEIVING Career - 6,181, Tim Connell (495-891-33, 58 TD), Receiving yards 2004-07 Game - 259, Randy Busscher vs. Ferris State (Mich.), Pass completions Sept. 21, 1974 Game - 30, Riley Gray (40 att.) at. Nebraska Wesleyan, Season - 1,215, Sam Markham, 2016 Oct. 15, 2016 Career - 3,887, Sam Markham, 2014-17 Season - 228, Tim Connell (407 att.), 2007 Receptions Career - 495, Tim Connell (891 att.), 2004-07 Game - 15, Sam Markham, at Loras, Sept. 24, 2016 Most consecutive - 20, Tim Connell, (14 vs. Hope Season - 105, Sam Markham, 2016 [Mich.], 6 at Buena Vista) Sept. 9-16, 2006 Career - 289, Sam Markham, 2014-17

Football 33 Most touchdown receptions Game - 2, tie, Bill Mulder vs. Bethel (Minn.), Sept. 12, Game - 4, Sam Markham, vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 1992; Nate Rasmussen vs. Wartburg, Nov. 5, 2005 Game, from different passers - 3, Darren Huinker Season - 5, tie, Jeff Gustason, 1988; Bill Mulder, 1992 from Tom Koos, Craig Hagen, Mark Blom, vs. Luther, Career - 7, Bill Mulder, 1989-92 Nov. 2, 1985 KICKING/PUNTING Season - 12, tie, Geoff Lamb, 1995; Chris Johnson, Conversions 1997; Sam Markham, 2016 Game - 11, tie, Tom Stone (12 att.) vs. Iowa Wesleyan, Oct. Career - 33, Sam Markham, 2014-17 3, 1964; Ed Maroon (12 att.) vs. William Penn, Oct. 12, 1991 Season - 47, Kevin Sheldon (48 att.), 2011 DEFENSE Career - 167, Joel Buseman (201 att.), 1993-97 Tackles Highest percentage, season (35 att. minimum) - 1.000, Game - 24, tie, Ron Saak, vs. Augustana (Ill.), Dec. 2, Jake Viggers (44-44), 2010 1988; Kris Reis vs. Simpson, Nov. 11, 1989; Rick Highest percentage, career (50 att., minimum) - 97.9, Sanger vs. Loras, Oct. 15, 1994 Kevin Sheldon (141-144), 2011-14 Season - 138, Greg Altmaier, 2007 Most consecutive - 56, Marcus Kroloff, Oct. 10, 1998- Freshman season - 111, Jeff Sanger, 1997 Nov. 18, 2000 Career - 523, Ron Saak, 1987-90 Field goals Tackles for loss Game - 4, Jon Alberts (4 att.) vs. Augustana (Ill.) Sept. Game - 7.0, Mike Stumberg vs. Luther, Nov. 7, 1987 9, 2017 Season - 27.0, Mike Stumberg, 1987 Season - 14, Jon Alberts, (16 att.), 2017 Career - 85.0, Mike Stumberg, 1985-88 Career - 38, Jake Viggers, (53 att.), 2007-10 Sacks Highest percentage, season (10 att. minimum) - 87.5, Game - 5.0, tie, Craig Wassenaar vs. Wartburg, Oct. 15, Jon Alberts, (14-16), 2017 1983; Mike Stumberg vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, Sept. Highest percentage, career (15 att. minimum) - 71.7, 12, 1987; Mike Stumberg vs. Luther, Nov. 7, 1987 Jake Viggers (38-53), 2007-10 Season - 24.0, Mike Stumberg, 1987 Punting Career - 65.0, Mike Stumberg, 1985-88 Highest average, game - 53.7 yards, Tyler Bryant, at Interceptions Luther, Nov. 4, 2017 Game - 5, Dick Dykstra vs. Iowa Wesleyan, Sept. 22, 1962 Highest average, season (30 att. minimum) - 41.8 Season - 8, tie, Brian O’Donnell, 1967; Guy Dierikx, 2007 yards, Joel Buseman, 1996 Career - 18, tie, Matt Paulsen, 1994-97; Brett Doud, Highest average, career (50 att. minimum) - 40.5 2004-07 yards, Brant VerMeer, 2003-06 Return yards, season - 175, Matt Newland, (4 ret.), 1994 Most punts inside 10-yard line, game - 4 (6, 6, 3, 1), Return yards, career - 254, Jacob Edleman, (16 ret.), Brant VerMeer vs. Wartburg, Sept. 30, 2006 2010, 2012-14 Most punts inside 20-yard line, game - 6 (20, 13, 11, 10, Return touchdowns, season - 2, tie, Craig Roorda, 9, 4), Brant VerMeer vs. Bethel (Minn.), Sept. 10, 2005 1984; Ross Gahart, 1993; Matt Newland, 1994; Guy Most punts inside 20-yard line, season - 25, Kurtis Dierkx, 2007; Jacob Edleman, 2014 Brondyke, 2007 Return touchdowns, career - 3, Matt Newland, 1992-95 Most punts inside 20-yard line, career - 62, Kurtis Passes defended Brondyke, 2007-10 Break-ups, game - 8, Trevor Smith, at Dubuque, Sept. Most punts, game - 11, Keith Wasoba, vs. Wartburg, 22, 2018 Oct. 30, 2004 Season - 22, Guy Dierkx (14 break-ups, 8 INT’s), 1998 Most punts, season - 80, Kurtis Brondyke, 2007 Career - 39, tie, Todd Bohlen (24 break-ups, 15 INT’s), Most punts, career - 219, Tim O’Neil, 1998-2001 1985-87; Matt Paulsen (21 break-ups, 18 INT’s), 1993-97; Andrew Paulsen (28 break-ups, 11 INT’s), 1995-98 RETURNS Fumbles forced Most punt returns Game - 2, tie, most recently by Andrew Lehn vs. Loras, Season - 46, Matt Newland, 1993 Oct. 28, 2006 Career - 105, Brett Clayberg, 1981-84 Season - 3, tie, Justin Snyder, 1999; Andrew Lehn, 2006 Most punt return yards Career - 7, Justin Snyder, 1997-2000 Season - 546, Matt Newland, 1995 Fumbles recovered Career - 1,277, Brett Clayberg, 1981-84 Game - 2, tie, most recently by Drew Carlson at Highest punt return yardage average Benedictine (Ill.), Sept. 6, 2014 Season (15 att., minimum) - 13.9, Tony Bradley, (18- Season - 5, Mike Rasmussen, 2003 251), 1998 Career - 8, Mike Rasmussen, 2000-03 Career (30 att., minimum) - 12.8 Jeff Wallerich, (48- Blocked kicks 616), 1988-90

34 Football Most punt return touchdowns Season - 21, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Season - 2, tie, Richard Vets, 1967; Jeff Wallerich, Career - 72, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 1990; Colby Myers, 2005 Career - 4, Jeff Wallerich, 1988-90 Points Most kick returns Game - 30, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, Sept. 16, Season - 23, Zack Martinelli, 2016 1995 Career - 65, Rex Gray, 2001-03 Season - 128, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Most kick return yards Career - 434, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Season - 563, Rex Gray, 2001 Career - 1,542, Rex Gray, 2001-03 LONGEST PLAYS Highest kick return yardage average Scrimmage run - 90 yds., Scott De Jong vs. Season (15 att., minimum) - 28.1, Rex Gray (17-450), Northwestern, Sept. 12, 1981 2001 Pass play - 99 yds., Riley Gray to Zack Martinelli at Career (30 att., minimum) - 25.0, Brett Doud (38-950), Monmouth (Ill.), Sept. 12, 2015 2004-07 Kickoff return - 99 yds., tie, Dennis Descoteau vs. Most kick return touchdowns Luther, Oct. 29, 1966; Pat Gray at Maranatha Baptist Season - 1, tie, Dennis Descoteau, 1966; Brett Clayberg, (Wis.), Sept. 19, 2015; Jason Hopp 1982; Rick Perry, 1988; Jason Heinz, 1991; Cole Punt return - 88 yds., Brett Clayberg vs. Northwestern, Adrian, 1993; Cole Adrian, 1995; Brett Doud, 2005; Sept. 11, 1982 Pat Gray, 2015; Jason Hopp, 2018 Interception return - 95 yds., Spencer Boeyink vs. Career - 2, Cole Adrian, 1992-95 Dubuque, Sept. 29, 2012 Fumble return - 87 yds., Matt Newland vs. Buena SCORING Vista, Oct. 29, 1994 Most touchdowns Punt - 88 yds., Vern Boelkens vs. Dubuque, 1956 Half - 4, tie, Coley Hyde vs. Cornell, Sept. 30, 1989; Field goal - 52 yds., Craig Wassenaar vs. Buena Vista, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Simpson, Oct. 16, 1993; Mark Oct. 2, 1982 Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, Sept. 16, 1995; Chris Button vs. Dubuque, Sept. 28, 1996 GAMES STARTED Game - 5, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, Sept. 16, 1995 Career - 48 of 49, Ron Saak, 1987-90 All-time team records (as dictated by NCAA standards, season records prior to 2002 include regular-season games only) OFFENSE First downs Rushing yards Game - 35, tie, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. 23, 1985; at Game - 462, vs. Dubuque, Sept. 28, 1996 Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 3, 2016 Season - 3,036, 1994 Season - 301, 2016 Season avg. - 303.6, 1994 First downs, rushing Lowest, season - 866, 2004 Half - 22, vs. Cornell, Sept. 30, 1989 Lowest season avg. - 86.6, 2004 Game - 30, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. 23, 1985 Rushing attempts Season - 146, 1994 Game - 82, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. 30, 1985 First downs, passing Season - 574, 1966 Game - 24, at Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 3, 2016 Passing yards Season - 158, 2016 Game - 406, (38-56, 5 TD) at Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. Total offense 3, 2016 Half - 471 yards (169 rush, 302 pass), vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 Season - 3,177 (236-419, 38 TD), 2007 Game - 693 yards (296 run, 397 pass), vs. Loras Season avg. - 314.5, 2016 Oct. 28, 2017 Lowest, season - 397, 1965 Season - 5,353 yds., 2016 Lowest season avg. - 49.6, 1965 Season avg. - 535.3 yds., 2016 Pass completions Points Game - 38, at Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 3, 2016 Quarter - 37, vs. Maranatha Baptist (Wis.), Sept. 20, Season - 271, 2016 2014 Pass attempts Half - 56, vs. Dubuque, Sept. 28, 1996 Game - 56, tie, vs. Coe, Oct. 18, 2003; at Luther, Oct. Game - 83, tie vs. Iowa Wesleyan, Oct. 3, 1964; vs. 4, 2008; at Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 3, 2016 William Penn, Oct. 12, 1991 Season - 421, 2016 Season - 412, tie, 1994; 2009 Season avg. - 43.5, 1989

Football 35 Scoring margin Season avg. - 81.5, tie, 2016, 2017 Game - 83, vs. Iowa Wesleyan, Oct. 3, 1964 Most interceptions Season - 339 (412-73), 1994 Game - 6, tie, vs. Wartburg, Nov. 11, 1972; vs. Loras, Season avg. - 34.5 (43.5-9.0), 1989 Sept. 15, 1990; vs. Carleton (Minn.), Nov. 14, 1992; vs. Coe, Oct. 9, 1999; vs. William Penn, Oct. 21, 2000 DEFENSE Season - 29, 1998 Fewest rushing yards allowed Most interception return yards Game - minus 32, at Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 11, 2010 Game - 162, vs. Hope (Mich.), Sept. 8, 2007 Season - 414, 1993 Season - 462, 2007 (24 ret.) Season avg. - 41.7, 1964 Most interceptions return touchdowns Most rushing yards allowed Season - 4, 2007 Game - 447 (72 att.), vs. Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 4, 2004 Most safeties Season - 1,927, 2005 Quarter - 2, vs. Dubuque, Sept 16, 1995 Season avg. - 186.2, 1996 Game - 2, vs. Dubuque, Sept 16, 1995 Fewest passing yards allowed Season - 8, tie, 1992, 1994 Game - minus 6, vs. Simpson, Oct. 19, 1985 Most consecutive shutout quarters Season - 632, 1965 Season - 17, Oct. 30, 1993-Sept. 24, 1994 Season avg. - 70.2, 1965 Most shutouts Most passing yards allowed Season - 5, tie, 1971, 1987, 1994 Game - 559, vs. Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 2, 2017 Season - 2,972, 2016 SPECIAL TEAMS Season avg. - 297.2, 2016 Most PAT kicks made Most pass completions allowed Season - 47, tie, 2009; 2011 Game - 49, vs. Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 2, 2017 Highest PAT kick percentage Season - 266, 2007 Season - 100.0, tie, 2010 (44-44); 2012 (25-25) Season avg. - 25.2, tie, 2016, 2017 Field goals made Most pass attempts by opponent Season - 14, 2017 Game - 62, vs. Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 2, 2017 Field goal percentage Season - 485, 2007 Season - 88.9 (8-9), 2018 Season avg. - 42.6, 2016 Fewest field goals allowed Lowest total offense allowed Season - 0, tie, 1976, 1985, 1993, 1994, 1999 Game - 32 yds., vs. Upper Iowa, Sept. 20, 1986 Most punts Season - 1,173 yds. (144.6 yd. avg.), 1964 Game - 10, at Buena Vista, Nov. 8, 2008 Season avg. - 145.7, 1971 Punt yards Most yards total offense allowed Season - 3,033, 2007 Game - 644, at. Wis.-Oshkosh, Sept. 1, 2012 Yards per punt avg. Season - 4,696, 2007 Season - 41.82, 1996 Season avg. - 455.3, 2017 Punt returns Most yards combined total offense Season - 57, 1995 Game - 1,312, vs. Loras, Oct. 28, 2017 Punt return yards Season - 9,768, 2016 Season - 766, 1995 Season avg. - 978.6, 2016 Punt return yards avg. Fewest points allowed Season - 13.52, 1990 Season - 43, 1964 Punt return touchdowns Season avg. - 4.8 (43 pts., 9 games), 1964 Season - 4, 1994 Most penalties Kick returns Game - 15, vs. Dubuque, Sept. 18, 1993 Season - 45, 2007 Season - 80, 1994 Kick return yards First downs allowed Season - 950, 2009 Game - 36, vs. Whitworth (Wash.), Sept. 2, 2017 Kick return yards avg. Rushing, game - 26, vs. Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 4, 2004 Season - 26.33, 2018 Passing, season - 134, 2017 Kick return touchdowns Season - 266, 2007 Season - 1, tie, 1982; 1988; 1991; 1993; 1995; 2005; Total plays allowed 2015, 2018 Game - 100, tie, vs. Luther, Oct. 16, 2004; vs. Dubuque, Sept. 29, 2012 Season - 1,005, 2007

36 Football Team, single-game highs Rushing attempts Rushing yards Total offense No. Att. Opponent Date No. Yds Opponent Date No. Yds. Opponent Date 1. 82 Occidental Nov. 30, 1985 1. 462 Dubuque Sept. 28, 1996 1. 693 Loras Oct. 28, 2017 2. 75 Northwestern Sept. 11, 1976 2. 460 Occidental Nov. 30, 1985 2. 667 William Penn Nov. 4, 1995 3. 74 Dubuque Sept. 29, 1990 3. 449 Simpson Oct. 22, 1994 3. 626 Loras Oct. 15, 2011 74 Dubuque Nov. 5, 1988 4. 448 Simpson Nov. 11, 1989 4. 621 Dubuque Sept. 28, 1996 5. 73 St. Norbert Nov. 18, 2000 5. 446 Dubuque Oct. 9, 1976 5. 616 Wartburg Oct. 22, 2016

Passing attempts Passing yards Total defense No. Att. Opponent Date No. Yds. Opponent Date No. Yds. Opponent Date 1. 56 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 1. 406 Whitworth Sept. 3, 2016 1. 32 Upper Iowa Sept. 20, 1986 56 Luther Oct. 4, 2008 2. 397 Loras Oct. 28, 2017 2. 33 Maranatha Bap. Sept. 19, 2015 56 Whitworth Sept. 3, 2016 3. 393 Luther Sept. 15, 2018 3. 34 Loras Oct. 31, 1987 4. 52 Buena Vista Oct. 13, 2012 4. 385 Wartburg Oct. 22, 2016 4. 46 Simpson Oct. 19, 1985 5. 51 Coe Oct. 8, 2016 5. 383 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 5. 55 Upper Iowa Sept. 28, 2002

MISCELLANEOUS Central’s overtime games (12-5) Winning streak Dec. 3, 1988* Central 23, Augustana (Ill.) 17 Overall - 17, 1983-84 (2 OT) Regular season - 36, 1983-87 Nov. 9, 1991 Central 22, Luther 21 Home - 20, Oct. 15, 1983-Nov. 8, 1986 Nov. 25, 2000* Central 20, Linfield (Ore.) 17 Home, regular season - 30, Oct. 15, 1983-Sept. 8, 1990 Nov. 17, 2001 * Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 27, Most consecutive wins over an opponent - 25, Upper Central 21 Iowa, 1979-2003 Sept. 11, 2004 Central 21, Bethel (Minn.) 20 Most years without a loss against an opponent - 25, Oct. 16, 2004 Luther 30, Central 24 (2 OT) tie, Simpson, 1957-82; Upper Iowa, 1979-2003 Sept. 3, 2005 Central 25, Augustana (Ill.) 24 Losing streak Sept. 30, 2006 Central 13, Wartburg 7 Longest - 8, 1928-29 Oct. 7, 2006 Central 19, Luther 13 Largest Comebacks Nov. 4, 2006 Central 31, Coe 28 (OT) Game - 20, vs. Coe, Oct. 5, 2002 (W, 21-20) Oct. 20, 2007 Central 37, Dubuque 34 (3 OT) Fourth quarter - 20, vs. Coe, Oct. 5, 2002 (trailed 20-0 Oct. 25, 2008 Central 29, Cornell 22 with 13:00 remaining; won 21-20) Nov. 15, 2008 Simpson 24, Central 17 Most come-from-behind wins - 8 (13 games), 2007 Sept. 12, 2015 Central 23, Monmouth (Ill.) 17 Most fourth-quarter wins - 4 (13 games), 2007 Sept. 3, 2016 Central 50, Whitworth (Wash.) 49 Most yards outgained in win - 300 yards, (539 yards Sept. 16, 2017 Buena Vista 39, Central 38 allowed, 239 yards gained), W, 29-21 at Bethel Oct. 27, 2018 Coe 27, Central 24 (Minn.), Sept. 10, 2005 *NCAA Division III playoff game Most wins when outgained by opponent - 7, 2007 Most consecutive wins when outgained by opponent, regular season - 18, Sept. 3, 2005-Nov. 14, 2009 Most yards needed for first down - 58, 2nd-and-58 vs. Loras, Nov. 1, 2008

Central’s all-time W-L record: 625-325-24 (.667)

Central’s record at Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium* (opened in 1977) - 181-43 *field known as A.N. Kuyper Stadium from 1977-2005)

Central’s conference place finishes since 1961 1st place - 26 3rd place - 9 5th place - 2 2nd place - 20 4th place - 2 or lower

Football 37 All-time record leaderboard Individual Most yards rushing, game No. Name Yards Opponent Date 1. Don Taylor 312 Dubuque Oct. 9, 1976 2. Doug Van Boven 263 North Central (Ill.) Sept. 16, 1967 3. Josh Osborn 254 Dubuque Nov. 15, 2014 4. Mark Kacmarynski 248 Simpson Oct. 22, 1994 5. Don Taylor 244 Upper Iowa Nov. 6, 1977 6. Mark Kacmarynski 233 Loras Oct. 12, 1996 7. Mark Kacmarynski 230 Wartburg Sept. 24, 1994 8. Kohle Helle 227 Buena Vista Sept. 16, 2017 9. Rich Kacmarynski 223 Simpson Nov. 11, 1989 10. Mark Kacmarynski 222 Simpson Oct. 16, 1993 Mark Kacmarynksi 222 Upper Iowa Oct. 2, 1996 12. Mark Kacmarynksi 218 Buena Vista Oct. 29, 1994 13. Mark Kacmarynksi 215 Luther Oct. 26, 1996 Nathan Fitzgerald 215 Dubuque Oct. 1, 2016 15. Mark Kacmarynksi 206 Luther Nov. 6, 1993 16. Brett Clayberg 204 Luther Nov. 5, 1983 17. Mark Kacamarynski 203 Loras Oct. 15, 1994 18. Marc Ricketts 201 Loras Sept. 12, 1998 19. Josh Osborn 199 Coe Nov. 16, 2013 20. Brett Clayberg 196 Upper Iowa Nov. 10, 1984 21. Don Taylor 195 Wartburg Oct. 1, 1977 22. Josh Osborn 192 Albion (Mich.) Sept. 28, 2013 23. Jeff Wallerich 191 St. Thomas (Minn.) Nov. 24, 1990 24. Vance Schuring 190 Buena Vista Nov. 12, 2005 25. Don Taylor 188 Buena Vista Oct. 22, 1977 Nate Snead 188 Simpson Nov. 12, 2011

Most yards rushing, season No. Name Yds. Att. Avg. Year 1. Mark Kacmarynski 1,741 236 7.4 1994 2. Mark Kacmarynski 1,603 288 5.6 1996 3. Doug Van Boven 1,422 266 5.3 1967 4. Vance Schuring 1,339 290 4.6 2005 5. Don Taylor 1,329 267 5.0 1977 6. Josh Osborn 1,284 254 5.1 2014 7. Scott De Jong 1,255 214 5.9 1982 8. David Zachary 1,254 205 6.1 2009 9. Vance Schuring 1,199 252 4.8 2006 10. Marc Ricketts 1,161 215 5.4 1998

Most yards rushing, career No. Name Yards Att. Avg. Years 1. Mark Kacmarynski 5,855 928 6.3 1992-96 2. Don Taylor 3,628 734 4.9 1974-77 3. Vance Schuring 3,200 712 4.5 2004-07 4. Josh Osborn 3,173 617 5.1 2011-14 5. Scott De Jong 3,118 582 5.4 1979-82 6. Rich Kacmarynski 2,725 521 5.2 1988-91 7. John Barten 2,621 669 3.9 1985-88 8. Nate Snead 2,500 503 4.9 2008-11 9. Doug Van Boven 2,464 446 5.5 1965-67 10. Aaron Aeschliman 2,361 582 4.1 1998-2001

38 Football Most rushing attempts, game No. Name Att. Opponent Date 1. Josh Osborn 45 Dubuque Nov. 15, 2014 2. Mark Kacmarynski 40 Luther Oct. 26, 1996 3. Don Taylor 39 Wartburg Oct. 1, 1977 Mark Kacmarynski 39 Loras Oct. 12, 1996 5. Don Taylor 37 Buena Vista Oct. 22, 1977 Josh Osborn 37 Coe Nov. 16, 2013 7. Vance Schuring 36 Coe Nov. 4, 2006 Nate Snead 36 Wartburg Oct. 29, 2011 9. Mark Kacmarynski 34 Simpson Oct. 16, 1993 Mark Kacmarynski 34 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 Vance Schuring 34 Loras Sept. 24, 2005 Vance Schuring 34 Buena Vista Nov. 12, 2005

Most rushing attempts, season No. Name Att. Yds. TD Year 1. Vance Schuring 290 1,339 16 2005 2. Mark Kacmarynski 288 1,603 19 1996 3. Don Taylor 267 1,329 11 1977 4. Doug Van Boven 266 1,422 16 1967 5. Josh Osborn 254 1,284 15 2014 6. Vance Schuring 252 1,199 12 2006 7 Mark Kacmarynski 236 1,741 21 1994 8. Dennis Descoteau 232 1,069 16 1966 9. Jon Klaassen 219 1,069 10 1997 10. Marc Ricketts 215 1,161 15 1998

Most rushing attempts, career No. Name Att. Yds. TD Years 1. Mark Kacmarynski 928 5,855 70 1992-96 2. Don Taylor 734 3,628 26 1974-77 3. Vance Schuring 712 3,200 30 2004-07 4. John Barten 669 2,621 33 1985-88 5. Josh Osborn 617 3,173 29 2011-14 6. Scott De Jong 582 3,118 24 1979-82 Aaron Aeschliman 582 2,361 24 1998-01 8. Tyler Baethke 548 2,229 17 2001-04 9. Rich Kacmarynski 521 2,725 36 1988-91 10. Nate Snead 503 2,500 46 2008-11

Most rushing touchdowns, game No. Name TD Opponent Date 1. Mark Kacmarynski 5 Dubuque Sept. 16, 1995 2. Don Taylor 4 Upper Iowa Nov. 6, 1976 John Barten 4 Buena Vista Oct. 29, 1988 Coley Hyde 4 Cornell Sept. 30, 1989 Mark Kacmarynski 4 Simpson Oct. 16, 1993 Chris Button 4 Dubuque Sept. 28, 1996 Mark Kacmarynski 4 Loras Oct. 12, 1996 David Zachary 4 Dubuque Sept. 19, 2009 David Zachary 4 Simpson Oct. 10, 2009

Football 39 Most rushing touchdowns, season No. Name TD Att. Yds. Year 1. Mark Kacmarynski 21 236 1,741 1994 2. Mark Kacmarynski 19 288 1,603 1996 3. Doug Van Boven 16 266 1,422 1967 Vance Schuring 16 290 1,339 2005 5. Dennis Descoteau 15 232 1,069 1966 Mark Kacmarynski 15 195 1,103 1993 Marc Ricketts 15 215 1,161 1998 Nate Snead 15 155 872 2009 Nate Snead 15 142 642 2010 Nate Snead 15 199 952 2011 Josh Osborn 15 254 1,284 2014

Most rushing touchdowns, career No. Name TD Att. Yds. Year 1. Mark Kacmarynski 70 928 5,855 1992-96 2. Nate Snead 46 503 2,500 2008-11 3. Rich Kacmarynski 36 521 2,725 1988-91 4. John Barten 33 669 2.621 1985-88 5. Dennis Descoteau 30 464 2,359 1963-66 Jeff Wallerich 30 321 1,798 1988-90 Vance Schuring 30 712 3,200 2004-07 8. Marc Ricketts 29 385 2,162 1996-98 Josh Osborn 29 617 3,173 2011-14 10. Don Taylor 26 734 3,628 1974-77

Most passing yards, game No. Name Yards Opponent Date 1. Blaine Hawkins 367 Loras Oct. 28, 2017 2. Blaine Hawkins 349 Luther Sept. 15, 2018 3. Nate Snead 347 Loras Oct. 15, 2011 4. Scott Koerselman 346 Wis.-La Crosse Nov. 20, 1999 5. Mark Isaacson 345 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 6. Riley Gray 343 Nebraska Wesleyan Oct. 15, 2016 7. Gary Cutler 338 Ferris State (Mich.) Sept. 21, 1974 8. Riley Gray 330 Loras Oct. 17, 2015 9. Tom Vander Linden 328 Buena Vista Oct. 28, 1978 10. Riley Gray 327 Wartburg Oct. 22, 2016 11. Chris Nelson 325 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 Tim Connell 325 Cornell Oct. 27, 2007 13. Riley Gray 320 Monmouth (Ill.) Sept. 12, 2015 14. Pat Hagen 317 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 15. Tim Connell 309 St. John’s (Minn.) Nov. 24, 2007 16. Zack Bandow 306 Luther Oct. 4, 2008 17. Jeff Borgman 302 Wis.-River Falls Sept. 8, 2001 Aaron Eiseler 302 Loras Oct. 18, 2014 Blaine Hawkins 302 Simpson Oct. 13, 2018 20. Tim Connell 300 Luther Sept. 15, 2007 21. Shad Flynn 295 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 Riley Gray 295 Simpson Nov. 5, 2016 23. Tom Vander Linden 293 Simpson Nov. 3, 1979 24. Nate Snead 291 Wis.-Oshkosh Sept. 3, 2011 Nate Snead 291 Coe Oct. 1, 2011

40 Football Most passing yards, season No. Name Yds. Com.-Att.-Int. Pct. TD Years 1. Tim Connell 3,084 228-407-12 56.0 35 2007 2. Riley Gray 2,478 205-319-5 64.3 29 2016 3. Mark Isaacson 2,057 173-324-10 53.4 15 2004 4. Nate Snead 1,917 129-225-10 57.3 16 2011 5. Blaine Hawkins 1,896 147-219-5 67.1 17 2018 6. Jeff Borgman 1,790 132-243-9 54.3 14 2001 7. Blaine Hawkins 1,691 116-186-3 62.4 18 2017 8. Tom Vander Linden 1,685 117-239-15 49.0 18 1979 9. Mark VanderLinden 1,612 120-221-11 54.3 14 1977 10. Nathan Eighmy 1,601 129-207-5 62.3 12 1998

Most passing yards, career No. Name Yds. Com.-Att.-Int. Pct. TD Years 1. Tim Connell 6,181 495-891-33 55.6 58 2004-07 2. Shad Flynn 4,984 392-729-33 53.8 40 1990-93 3. Nate Snead 4,710 333-585-20 56.9 45 2008-11 4. Mark Isaacson 4,505 363-724-22 50.1 33 2001-04 5. Aaron Eiseler 4,239 394-664-23 59.3 36 2011-14 6. Tom Vander Linden 4,164 303-653-42 46.4 36 1977-80 7. Riley Gray 3,987 321-511-11 62.8 42 2013-16 8. Mark VanderLinden 3,853 274-525-33 52.2 32 1974-77 9. Chris Nelson 3,726 270-557-30 48.5 33 1969-72 10. Blaine Hawkins 3,587 263-405-8 64.9 35 2017-present

Most pass completions, game No. Name Comp. Opponent Date 1. Riley Gray 30 Nebraska Wesleyan Oct. 15, 2016 2. Aaron Eiseler 29 Buena Vista Oct. 13, 2012 Riley Gray 29 Wartburg Oct. 22, 2016 4. Riley Gray 27 Coe Oct. 8, 2016 5. Tim Connell 26 Hope (Mich.) Sept. 9, 2006 6. Mark Isaacson 25 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 Aaron Eiseler 25 Dubuque Oct. 5, 2013 8. Pat Hagen 24 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 Mark Issacson 24 Loras Sept. 25, 2004 Aaron Eiseler 24 Coe Nov. 10, 2012 Aaron Eiseler 24 Loras Oct. 18, 2014 Blaine Hawkins 24 Dubuque Nov. 11, 2017

Most pass completions, season No. Name Comp. Att. Yards Year 1. Tim Connell 228 407 3,084 2007 2. Riley Gray 205 319 2,478 2016 3. Mark Isaacson 173 324 2,057 2004 4. Aaron Eiseler 150 265 1,385 2013 5. Blaine Hawkins 147 219 1,691 2018 6. Tim Connell 141 236 1,514 2006 7. Jeff Borgman 132 243 1,790 2001 8. Aaron Eiseler 130 210 1,543 2014 9. Nathan Eighmy 129 207 1,601 1998 Nate Snead 129 225 1,917 2011

Football 41 Most pass completions, career No. Name Com. Att. Yards Years 1. Tim Connell 495 891 6,181 2004-07 2. Aaron Eiseler 394 664 4,239 2011-14 3. Shad Flynn 392 729 4,984 1990-93 4. Mark Isaacson 363 724 4,505 2001-04 5. Nate Snead 333 585 4,710 2008-11 6. Riley Gray 321 511 3,987 2013-16 7. Tom Vander Linden 303 653 4,164 1977-80 8. Mark VanderLinden 274 525 3,853 1974-77 9. Chris Nelson 270 557 3,726 1968-72 10. Pat Hagen 263 405 3,587 2017-present

Highest pass completion percentage, game (minimum, 10 completions) No. Name Pct. Com.-Att. Opponent Date 1. Blaine Hawkins 94.1 16-17 Buena Vista Sept. 29, 2018 2. Blaine Hawkins 86.7 13-15 Luther Sept. 15, 2018 3. Chris Nelson 86.4 19-22 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 4. Nate Snead 85.7 18-21 Wartburg Nov. 7, 2009 5. Pat Hagen 83.3 10-12 William Penn Nov. 4, 1995 6. Nate Snead 81.8 18-22 Loras Oct. 15, 2011 7. Nate Boland 81.0 17-21 Whitworth (Wash.) Sept. 3, 2016 8. Jeff Borgman 80.0 20-25 Wis.-River Falls Sept. 8, 2001 Zack Bandow 80.0 12-15 Coe Sept. 26, 2009 10. Tim Connell 77.8 21-27 Simpson Nov. 11, 2006

Highest pass completion percentage, season (minimum, 100 attempts) No. Name Pct. Com.-Att.-Int. Yards Year 1. Blaine Hawkins 67.1 147-219-5 1,896 2018 2. Riley Gray 64.3 205-319-5 2,478 2016 3. Blaine Hawkins 62.4 116-186-3 1,691 2017 4. Nathan Eighmy 62.3 129-207-5 1,601 1998 5. Aaron Eiseler 61.9 130-210-6 1,543 2014 6. Steve Flynn 61.7 82-133-6 1,190 1988 7. Shad Flynn 61.3 103-168-5 1,263 1992 8. Aaron Eiseler 60.6 114-188-8 1,311 2012 9. Nate Snead 60.2 106-176-3 1,264 2009 10. Tim Connell 59.7 141-236-8 1,514 2006

Highest pass completion percentage, career (minimum, 300 attempts) No. Name Pct. Com.-Att.-Int. Yards Years 1. Riley Gray 62.8 321-511-11 3,987 2013-16 2. Aaron Eiseler 59.3 395-664-23 4,239 2011-14 3. Steve Flynn 58.7 182-310-12 2,694 1986-89 4. Pat Hagen 57.4 233-406-14 3,153 1993-96 5. Nate Snead 56.9 333-585-20 4,710 2008-11 6. Tim Connell 55.6 495-891-33 6,181 2004-07 7. Shad Flynn 53.8 392-729-33 4,984 1990-93 8. Mark VanderLinden 52.2 274-525-33 3,853 1975-77 9. Zack Bandow 52.1 170-326-10 2,101 2007-10 10. Jeff Borgman 51.2 174-340-19 2,392 1999-01

42 Football Most passing touchdowns, season No. Name TDs Yards Com.-Att.-Int. Year 1. Tim Connell 35 3,084 228-407-12 2007 2. Riley Gray 29 2,478 205-319-5 2016 3. Marc Poortinga 22 1,527 107-201-5 1997 4. Tom Vander Linden 18 1,685 117-239-15 1979 Jeff Borgman 18 1,790 132-243-9 2001 Blaine Hawkins 18 1,691 116-186-3 2017 7. Chris Nelson 17 1,487 110-196-8 1972 Nate Snead 17 1,264 106-176-3 2009 Aaron Eiseler 17 1,385 150-206-9 2013 Blaine Hawkins 17 1,896 147-219-5 2018

Most passing touchdowns, career No. Name TDs Yards Com.-Att.-Int. Years 1. Tim Connell 58 6,181 495-891-33 2004-07 2. Nate Snead 45 4,710 333-585-20 2008-11 3. Riley Gray 42 3,987 205-319-5 2013-16 4. Shad Flynn 40 4,984 392-729-33 1990-93 5. Tom Vander Linden 36 4,164 303-653-42 1977-80 Aaron Eiseler 36 4,239 394-664-23 2011-14 7. Blaine Hawkins 35 3,587 263-405-8 2017-present 8. Chris Nelson 33 3,726 292-535-30 1969-72 Mark Isaacson 33 4,505 363-724-22 2001-04 10. Mark VanderLinden 32 3,853 257-490-32 1974-77

Most receiving yards, game No. Name Yds. Opponent Date 1. Randy Busscher 259 Ferris State (Mich.) Sept. 21, 1974 2. Jamie Arendt 219 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 3. Sam Markham 206 Loras Oct. 17, 2015 4. Sam Markham 202 Wartburg Oct. 22, 2016 5. Sam Markham 201 Loras Sept. 24, 2016 Sam Markham 201 Loras Oct. 28, 2017 7. Chris Johnson 197 Wis.-Eau Claire Nov. 21, 1998 8. Sam Markham 192 Augustana (Ill.) Sept. 10, 2016 9. Chris McCullough 191 Wis.-La Crosse Nov. 20, 1999 10. Chris Johnson 190 Loras Oct. 11, 1997

Most receiving yards, season No. Name Yds. Rec. TD Year 1. Sam Markham 1,215 105 12 2016 2. Sam Markham 1,042 63 11 2017 3. Chris Johnson 1,007 63 10 1998 4. Sam Markham 980 69 7 2015 5. Chris Johnson 933 50 12 1997 6. Cody Huisman 847 56 11 2007 7, Josh Smith 839 49 11 2007 8. Erik Knaack 801 47 9 2018 9. Geoff Lamb 756 40 12 1995 10. Tony Rietema 745 51 7 2002

Football 43 Most receiving yards, career Most touchdown receptions, game No. Name Yds. Rec. TD Years No. Name TD Opponent Date 1. Sam Markham 3,887 289 33 2014-17 1. Sam Markham 4 Loras Oct. 28, 2017 2. Chris Johnson 2,566 151 26 1995-98 2. Tom Temple 3 Cornell Sept. 15, 1979 3. Chris McCullough 2,093 113 20 1999-01 Mike Bohning 3 Upper Iowa Oct. 29, 1983 4. Randy Busscher 2,009 103 27 1971-74 Darren Huinker 3 Luther Nov. 2, 1985 5. Jeremy Snead 1,775 129 23 2008-11 Tom McDonald 3 Buena Vista Nov. 22, 1986 6. Jamie Arendt 1,707 124 24 1991-94 Jamie Arendt 3 Loras Oct. 15, 1994 7. Rick Perry 1,673 101 19 1986-88 Jamie Arendt 3 Simpson Oct. 22, 1994 8. Cody Huisman 1,658 116 14 2005-07 Chris Johnson 3 Loras Oct. 11, 1997 9. Brad Ryals 1,608 103 11 2004-06 Chris Johnson 3 Dubuque Oct. 3, 1998 10. Mike Van Voorst 1,343 97 9 1990-92 Chris Johnson 3 Wis.-Eau Claire Nov. 21, 1998 Cody Huisman 3 St. John’s Nov. 24, 2007 Most pass receptions, game (Minn.) No. Name Rec. Opponent Date Jeremy Snead 3 Buena Vista Oct. 30, 2010 1. Sam Markham 15 Loras Sept. 24, 2016 Sam Markham 3 Loras Oct. 17, 2015 2. Sam Markham 14 Augustana (Ill.) Sept. 10, 2016 3. Sam Markham 13 Loras Oct. 17, 2015 Most touchdown receptions, season Sam Markham 13 Coe Oct. 8, 2016 No. Name TD Rec. Yds. Year 5. Randy Busscher 12 Ferris State Sept. 21, 1974 1. Geoff Lamb 12 40 756 1995 (Mich.) Chris Johnson 12 50 993 1997 Jeremy Snead 12 Coe Sept. 26, 2009 Sam Markham 12 105 1,215 2016 Kohle Helle 12 Coe Oct. 8, 2016 4. Cody Huisman 11 56 847 2007 Sam Markham 12 Wartburg Oct. 22, 2016 Josh Smith 11 49 839 2007 Sam Markham 12 Luther Nov. 12, 2016 Sam Markham 11 63 1,042 2017 10. Jamie Arendt 11 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 7. Chris Johnson 10 63 1,007 1998 Sam Markham 11 Loras Oct. 18, 2014 8. Randy Busscher 9 40 594 1972 Sam Markham 11 Buena Vista Nov. 8, 2014 Jamie Arendt 9 27 397 1994 Jeremy Snead 9 46 541 2009 Most pass receptions, season Erik Knaack 9 47 801 2018 No. Name No. Yds. TD Year 1. Sam Markham 105 1,215 12 2016 Most touchdown receptions, career 2. Sam Markham 69 980 7 2015 No. Name TD Rec. Yds. Years 3. Chris Johnson 63 1,007 10 1998 1. Sam Markham 33 289 3,887 2014-17 Sam Markham 63 1,042 11 2017 2. Randy Busscher 27 103 2,009 1971-74 5. Cody Huisman 56 847 11 2007 3. Chris Johnson 26 151 2,566 1995-98 6. Sam Markham 52 650 3 2014 4. Jamie Arendt 24 124 1,707 1991-94 7. Tony Rietema 51 745 7 2002 5. Jeremy Snead 23 129 1,775 2008-11 8. Jamie Arendt 50 600 8 1993 6. Chris McCullough 20 113 2,093 1999-01 Chris Johnson 50 933 12 1997 7. Rick Perry 19 101 1,673 1986-88 10. Chris McCullough 49 679 8 2001 8. Kyle Gritsch 16 90 1,169 2014-17 Josh Smith 49 839 11 2007 9. Matt Schulte 14 53 1,039 1982-85 Loren Merkle 14 78 1,058 1995-97 Most pass receptions, career Cody Huisman 14 116 1,658 2005-07 No. Name No. Yds. TD Years Josh Smith 14 75 1,127 2005-07 1. Sam Markham 289 3,887 44 2014-17 2. Chris Johnson 151 2,566 26 1995-98 3. Jeremy Snead 129 1,775 23 2008-11 4. Jamie Arendt 124 1,707 24 1991-94 5. Cody Huisman 116 1,658 14 2005-07 6. Chris McCullough 113 2,093 20 1999-01 7. Brendon Boerm 109 1,199 9 2012-14 8. Brad Ryals 108 1,608 11 2003-06 9. Randy Busscher 103 2,009 27 1971-74 10. Rick Perry 101 1,673 19 1986-88

44 Football Most tackles, game Most sacks, career No. Name No. Opponent Date No. Name Sacks UA-A Years 1. Ron Saak 24 Augustana (Ill.) Dec. 2, 1988 1. Mike Stumberg 65.0 65-0 1985-88 Kris Reis 24 Simpson Nov. 11, 1989 2. Justin Snyder 33.0 33-0 1997-00 Rick Sanger 24 Loras Oct. 15, 1994 3. Shane Wong 31.0 30-2 2008-10 4. Kris Reis 23 Dayton (Ohio) Dec. 5, 1987 4. Todd Boyse 30.0 30-0 1992-95 5. Ron Saak 22 Wis.- Nov. 26, 1988 5. Tim Lewis 26.0 26-0 1987-91 Whitewater 6. Ryan Anderson 24.5 24-1 1997-00 Kris Reis 22 St. John’s (Minn.) Nov. 25, 1989 Steve Perkins 24.5 24-1 1997-00 Sam Norgaard 22 Coe Oct. 14, 2017 8. Jeff Blythe 22.0 22-0 1984-86 8. Kris Reis 21 Augustana (Ill.) Dec. 3, 1988 9. Glen Hummel 22.0 22-0 1990-93 Mark Sanger 21 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 2004 10. Danny Samson 21.5 21-1 2011-13 10. Brad Leighton 20 Ithaca (N.Y.) Dec. 10, 1988 Kris Reis 20 Ithaca (N.Y.) Dec. 10, 1988 Most interceptions, season Justin Huisman 20 Simpson Oct. 18, 1997 No. Name INT’s Yards Year Tyler Olson 20 Luther Nov. 4, 2017 1. Brian O’Donnell 8 57 1967 Guy Dierkx 8 137 2007 Most tackles, season 3. Don Ferneau 7 51 1971 No. Name Tackles UT-AT Year Scott Froehle 7 104 1982 1. Greg Altmaier 138 74-64 2007 Matt Paulsen 7 16 1997 2. Andrew Lehn 133 74-59 2005 Matt Paulsen 7 72 1997 3. Andrew Lehn 128 63-65 2007 Andrew Paulsen 7 94 1998 4. Rick Sanger 124 44-80 1994 Jacob Edleman 7 139 2014 5. Kris Reis 116 31-85 1989 9. Tim Piester 6 68 1974 6. Mark Sanger 115 64-51 2004 Craig Roorda 6 109 1984 7. Jeff Sanger 111 62-49 1997 Jeff Westphal 6 20 1987 8. Sam Norgaard 107 40-67 2017 Wayne Anderson 6 48 1997 Tyler Olson 107 37-70 2017 Brett Doud 6 142 2007 10. Scott Lindell 106 22-84 1986 Jacob Edleman 6 70 2012 Mark Sanger 106 46-60 2003 Jordy Borman 6 23 2018

Most tackles, career Most interceptions, career No. Name Tackles UT-AT Years No. Name INT’s Yards Years 1. Ron Saak 523 116-407 1987-90 1. Matt Paulsen 18 110 1993, 95-97 2. Kris Reis 472 112-360 1986-89 Brett Doud 18 251 2004-07 3. Jeff Sanger 375 199-176 1997-00 3. Scott Froehle 16 150 1981-84 4. Andrew Lehn 373 119-254 2004-07 Jacob Edleman 16 254 2010, 12-14 Rick Sanger 373 185-188 1992-95 5. Todd Bohlen 15 61 1985-87 6. Bill Mulder 345 107-238 1989-92 6. Jeff Staton 13 110 1985-87 7. Mark Sanger 333 151-182 2001-04 7. Craig Roorda 12 155 1982-84 8. Dan Zimmerman 326 92-234 1992-95 Chad Klein 12 144 1997-00 9. Austin Bonnema 308 136-169 1999-02 9. Jody Bandy 11 155 1982-85 10. Mike Stumberg 296 111-185 1985-88 Jeff Westphal 11 62 1985-87 Wade Nolte 11 60 1986-88 Most sacks, season Andrew Paulsen 11 134 1995-98 No. Name Sacks UA-A Year 1. Mike Stumberg 24.0 24-0 1987 2. Mike Stumberg 17.0 17-0 1988 3. Justin Snyder 15.0 15-0 2000 4. Mike Stumberg 13.0 13-0 1986 Shawn De Waard 13.0 13-0 2001 6. Ryan Suchomel 12.0 12-0 1993 Todd Boyse 12.0 12-0 1995 8. Danny Samson 11.5 11-1 2013 9. Jeff Blythe 11.0 11-0 1985 Steve Perkins 11.0 11-0 1999 Shane Wong 11.0 10-2 2010

Football 45 Most passes defended, season Most fumbles recovered, career No. Name Total INT’s PB Year No. Name FR Years 1. Guy Dierkx 22 8 14 2007 1. Mike Rasmussen 8 2000-03 2. Andrew Paulsen 20 7 13 1998 2. Scott Argo 7 1986-89 3. Matt Paulsen 16 7 9 1995 Todd Boyse 7 1992-95 Zach Matter 16 3 13 2016 4. Mike Stumberg 6 1985-88 Trevor Smith 16 1 15 2018 Kris Reis 6 1986-89 6. Wade Nolte 15 5 10 1987 Jeff Sanger 6 1997-00 7. Eric Larson 16 2 12 2013 7. Jeff Blythe 5 1984-86 8. Ross Gahart 13 4 9 1993 Tim Lewis 5 1987-90 Chad Klein 13 5 8 1999 Chuck Wiebenga 5 1989-92 Nate Koerselman 13 3 10 1999 Steve Perkins 5 1997-00 Austin Bonnema 5 1999-02 Most passes defended, career Drew Carlson 5 2013-16 No. Name Total INT’s PB Years 1. Todd Bohlen 39 15 24 1983-87 Most blocked kicks, season Matt Paulsen 39 18 21 1993, 95-97 No. Name Blocks Year Andrew Paulsen 39 11 28 1995-98 1. Jeff Gustason 5 1988 4. Wade Nolte 37 11 26 1986-88 Bill Mulder 5 1992 5. Jeff Staton 35 13 22 1985-87 3. Dan Zimmerman 3 1994 6. Brett Doud 34 18 16 2004-07 Adam Gregg 3 2005 7. Cody Baethke 33 5 28 2006-10 Ryan Thompson 3 2006 8. Trevor Smith 32 29 3 2015-18 Nick Henry 3 2013 9. Jeff Gustason 30 6 24 1985-88 Eric Larson 3 2013 Brian Gordon 30 7 23 1989-92 Danny Samson 3 2013 Chad Klein 30 12 18 1997-00 9. Nate Rasmussen 2 2015 Guy Dierkx 30 10 20 2004-07 Austin Hill 2 2010 Eric Larson 30 8 22 2011-14 Tate O'Tool 2 2018

Most fumbles recovered, season Most blocked kicks, career No. Name FR Year No. Name Blocks Years 1. Mike Rasmussen 5 2003 1. Bill Mulder 7 1989-92 2. Todd Boyse 4 1995 2. Jeff Gustason 5 1985-88 Clint Basener 4 1999 Eric Larson 5 2011-14 4. Jim Keegan 3 1969 4. Dan Zimmerman 4 1992-95 Dave Bequeaith 3 1985 Ryan Thompson 4 2004-08 Scott Argo 3 1989 Danny Samson 4 2011-13 Kris Reis 3 1989 Nick Henry 4 2011-14 Jodi Bermel 3 1990 8. Darren Glenn 3 1992-95 Tim Lewis 3 1990 Nate Rasmussen 3 2003-05 Chuck Wiebenga 3 1991 Adam Gregg 3 2004-05 Austin Bonnema 3 2001 Tate O'Tool 3 2016-present Jason Grant 3 2002 Dallas Wessels 3 2004 Greg Altmaier 3 2007 Trevor Smith 3 2018

46 Football Most PAT conversions, season Most field goals, season No. Name PAT Att Pct. Year No. Name FG Att Pct. Year 1. Kevin Sheldon 47 48 97.9 2011 1. Jon Alberts 14 16 92.7 2017 2. Jake Viggers 46 51 90.2 2009 2. Jake Viggers 13 15 86.7 2007 3. Jon Alberts 45 46 97.8 2018 3. Rick Vander Horst 12 19 63.2 1987 4. Jake Viggers 44 44 100.0 2010 Kevin Sheldon 12 17 70.6 2012 Aaron Marcellus 44 48 91.7 2016 5. Rob Phipps 10 15 66.7 1988 6. Craig Wassenaar 42 43 97.7 1982 Joel Buseman 10 18 55.6 1997 Joel Buseman 42 52 80.8 1995 Brandon O’Neall 10 20 50.0 2006 Joel Buseman 42 49 85.7 1996 Jake Viggers 10 17 58.8 2010 9. Rob Phipps 40 42 95.2 1988 Kevin Sheldon 10 15 66.7 2013 Kevin Sheldon 40 41 97.6 2014 10. Matt Schulte 9 17 52.9 1984 Matt Schulte 9 13 69.2 1985 Most PAT conversions, career No. Name PAT Att Pct. Years Most field goals, career 1. Joel Buseman 167 201 83.1 1993-97 No. Name FG Att Pct. Years 2. Jake Viggers 152 162 93.8 2007-10 1. Jake Viggers 38 53 71.7 2007-10 3. Kevin Sheldon 141 144 97.9 2011-14 2. Kevin Sheldon 36 54 66.7 2011-14 4. Rob Phipps 95 108 88.0 1988-90 3. Joel Buseman 32 59 54.2 1993-97 5. Craig Wassenaar 85 94 90.4 1980-83 4. Rob Phipps 22 37 59.5 1988-90 6. Brandon O’Neall 84 96 87.5 2003-06 Jon Alberts 22 25 88.0 2016-pres. Jon Alberts 84 89 94.4 2016-pres. 6. Brandon O’Neall 21 40 52.5 2003-06 8. Marc Kroloff 81 86 94.2 1998-00 7. Craig Wassenaar 20 37 54.1 1980-83 Aaron Marcellus 81 89 91.0 2014-16 8. Rick Vander Horst 19 31 61.3 1986-87 10. Rick Vander Horst 69 78 88.5 1986-87 9. Matt Schulte 18 30 60.6 1982-85 10. Jason Pritchard 14 24 58.3 1996-99 Highest PAT percentage, season (minimum, 35 attempts) Aaron Marcellus 14 22 63.6 2013-16 No. Name Pct. Made-Att. Year 1. Jake Viggers 100.0 44-44 2010 Highest FG percentage, season (minimum, 10 attempts) 2. Kevin Sheldon 97.9 47-48 2011 No. Name Pct. Made-Att. Year 3. Jon Alberts 97.8 45-46 2018 1. Jon Alberts 87.5 14-16 2017 4. Craig Wassenaar 97.7 42-43 1982 2. Jake Viggers 86.7 13-14 2007 5. Kevin Sheldon 97.6 40-41 2014 3. Jake Viggers 72.7 8-11 2008 6. Rob Phipps 95.2 40-42 1988 4. Kevin Sheldon 70.6 12-17 2012 7. Jake Viggers 92.7 38-41 2007 5. Jake Viggers 70.0 7-10 2009 Jon Alberts 92.7 38-41 2017 6. Matt Schulte 69.2 9-13 1985 9. Aaron Marcellus 91.7 44-48 2016 7. Rob Phipps 66.7 10-15 1988 10. Tom Stone 91.4 32-35 1964 Joel Buseman 66.7 8-12 1996 Kevin Sheldon 66.7 10-15 2013 Highest PAT percentage, career (minimum, 50 attempts) Aaron Marcellus 66.7 8-12 2016 No. Name Pct. Made-Att. Years 1. Kevin Sheldon 97.9 141-144 2011-14 Highest FG percentage, career (minimum, 15 attempts) 2. Marc Kroloff 94.2 81-86 1998-00 No. Name Pct. Made-Att. Years 3. Jake Viggers 93.8 152-162 2007-10 1. Jake Viggers 71.7 38-53 2007-10 4. Aaron Marcellus 91.0 91-89 2013-16 2. Kevin Sheldon 66.7 36-54 2011-14 5. Matt Schulte 90.5 57-63 1982-85 3. Aaron Marcellus 63.6 14-22 2013-16 6. Craig Wassenaar 90.4 85-94 1980-83 4. Rick Vander Horst 61.3 19-31 1986-87 7. Troy Hocker 88.9 56-63 2002-03 5. Matt Schulte 60.0 18-30 1982-85 8. Rick Vander Horst 88.5 69-78 1986-87 6. Rob Phipps 59.5 22-37 1988-90 9. Rob Phipps 88.0 95-108 1988-90 7. Jason Pritchard 58.3 14-24 1996-99 10. Brandon O’Neall 87.5 84-96 2003-06 8. Mike Street 55.6 10-18 1971-74 9. Joel Buseman 54.2 32-59 1993-97 10. Craig Wassenaar 54.1 20-37 1980-83

Football 47 Highest punting average, season (minimum, 30 attempts) Most punt returns, season No. Name Avg. Punts-Yds. Year No. Name Ret. Yds. Avg. Year 1. Joel Buseman 41.8 33-1,380 1996 1. Matt Newland 46 438 9.5 1992 2. Kurtis Brondyke 41.6 37-1,539 2010 2. Matt Newland 41 546 13.3 1995 3. Brant VerMeer 41.3 52-2,145 2006 3. Brett Clayberg 35 448 12.8 1982 4. Kurtis Brondyke 40.6 57-2,316 2008 4. Rex Gray 34 343 10.1 2002 5. Brant VerMeer 39.9 65-2,593 2005 5. Kirk Rathjen 33 351 10.6 1994 6. Tim O’Neil 39.6 44-1,740 2001 6. Chad Klein 31 380 12.3 2000 7. Tyler Bryant 39.5 43-1,669 2017 7. Mark Heid 29 261 9.0 1987 8. Kurtis Brondyke 38.6 32-1234 2009 8. Brent Sandquist 28 260 9.3 1992 9. Preston Roberts 38.1 30-1142 2011 9. Larry Rude 27 198 7.3 1977 10. Joel Buseman 38.0 45-1708 1997 Mike Furlong 27 253 9.4 2010

Highest punting average, career (minimum, 50 attempts) Most punt returns, career No. Name Avg. Punts-Yds. Years No. Name Ret. Yds. Avg. Years 1. Brant VerMeer 40.5 117-4,738 2004-06 1. Brett Clayberg 105 1,277 12.2 1981-84 2. Joel Buseman 39.6 78-3,088 1993-97 2. Matt Newland 100 1,160 11.6 1992-95 3. Kurtis Brondyke 39.4 206-8,122 2007-10 3. Brett Doud 80 771 9.6 2004-07 4. Tyler Bryant 38.4 65-2,948 2015-18 4. Rick Perry 65 441 6.8 1985-88 5. Cam Kiner 37.9 101-3,828 2015-18 5. Taylor Cox 63 478 7.6 2012-15 6. Mark Urbanek 37.2 156-5,809 1974-76 6. Andrew Paulsen 58 631 10.9 1995-98 7. Blaine Forsythe 37.0 96-3,551 2011-13 7. Mike Furlong 53 473 8.9 2008-11 8. Keith Wasoba 36.8 178-6,544 2002-04 8. Cliff Marlow 51 297 5.8 1971-74 9. Tim O’Neil 36.5 219-7,998 1998-01 9. Rex Gray 50 431 8.6 2001-03 10. Terry Jones 36.2 191-6,919 1984-87 10. Kirk Rathjen 49 525 10.7 1992-94

Most punt attempts, season Most punt return yards, season No. Name Punts Yards Avg. Year No. Name Yds. Ret. Avg. Year 1. Kurtis Brondyke 80 3,033 37.9 2007 1. Matt Newland 546 41 13.3 1995 2. Gerry Piester 69 2,373 34.4 1971 2. Brett Clayberg 448 35 12.8 1982 Keith Wasoba 69 2,601 37.7 2004 3. Matt Newland 438 46 9.4 1993 4. Keith Wasoba 67 2,494 37.2 2003 4. Chad Klein 380 31 12.3 2000 5. Brant VerMeer 65 2,593 39.9 2005 5. Kirk Rathjen 351 33 10.6 1994 6. Blaine Forsythe 58 2,118 36.5 2013 6. Jeff Wallerich 346 25 13.8 1990 7. Kurtis Brondyke 57 2,316 40.6 2008 7. Rex Gray 343 34 10.1 2002 8. Mark Grenko 56 1,866 33.3 1984 8. Brett Clayberg 322 24 13.4 1984 9. Dick Fisher 55 1,952 35.5 1970 9. Scott De Jong 301 24 12.5 1979 10. Mark Urbanek 53 1,976 37.3 1974 10. Jim Keegan 284 25 11.4 1969

Most punt attempts, career Most punt return yards, career No. Name Punts Yards Avg. Years No. Name Yds. Ret. Avg. Years 1. Tim O’Neil 219 7,998 36.5 1998-01 1. Brett Clayberg 1,277 105 12.2 1981-84 2. Kurtis Brondyke 206 8,122 39.4 2007-10 2. Matt Newland 1,160 100 11.6 1992-95 3. Terry Jones 191 6,919 36.2 1984-87 3. Brett Doud 771 80 9.6 2004-07 4. Keith Wasoba 178 6,544 36.8 2002-04 4. Andrew Paulsen 631 58 10.9 1995-98 5. Rich Schulte 166 5,763 34.7 1988-92 5. Jeff Wallerich 616 48 12.8 1988-90 6. Mark Urbanek 156 5,809 37.2 1974-76 6. Kirk Rathjen 525 49 10.7 1992-94 7. Mark Grenko 145 4,763 32.8 1982-84 7. Tony Bradley 515 44 11.7 1998-99 8. Brant VerMeer 117 4,738 40.5 2004-06 8. Chad Klein 480 44 10.9 1997-00 9. Gerry Piester 114 3,954 34.7 1971-72 9. Taylor Cox 478 63 7.6 2012-15 10. Brent Sandquist 112 4,037 36.0 1990-93 10. Mike Furlong 473 53 8.9 2008-11

48 Football Highest punt return yard average, season (15 att., min.) Most kick return yards, season No. Name Avg. Ret. Yds. Year No. Name Yds. Ret. Avg. Year 1. Tony Bradley 13.9 18 251 1998 1. Rex Gray 563 20 28.2 2001 2. Jeff Wallerich 13.8 25 346 1990 2. Rex Gray 518 22 23.6 2002 3. Brett Clayberg 13.4 24 322 1984 3. Zack Martinelli 510 23 22.2 2016 4. Matt Newland 13.3 41 546 1995 4. Mike Furlong 484 19 25.5 2009 5. Brett Clayberg 12.8 35 448 1982 5. Brett Wilkin 350 17 26.5 2009 6. Scott De Jong 12.5 24 301 1979 6. Brett Clayberg 447 17 26.3 1982 7. Chad Klein 12.3 31 380 2000 7. Rex Gray 439 22 20.0 2003 8. Brett Clayberg 12.0 19 228 1981 8. Guy Dierkx 434 20 21.7 2007 9. Tony Bradley 11.7 21 246 1999 9. Danny Anderson 416 17 24.5 2017 10. Jim Keegan 11.4 25 284 2017 10. Scott De Jong 415 19 21.8 1979

Highest punt return yard average, career (30 att., min.) Most kick return yards, career No. Name Avg. Ret. Yds. Years No. Name Yds. Ret. Avg. Years 1. Jeff Wallerich 12.8 48 616 1988-90 1. Rex Gray 1,542 65 23.7 2001-03 2. Bric Nelson 12.2 36 440 1998-01 2. Brett Wilkin 1,282 56 22.9 2008-11 3. Brett Clayberg 12.2 105 1,277 1981-84 3. Brett Clayberg 1,239 60 20.7 1981-84 4. Mark Cramer 11.8 33 388 1974-77 4. Mike Furlong 1,180 51 23.1 2008-11 5. Scott De Jong 11.8 40 470 1979-82 5. Mark Cramer 1,012 54 18.7 1974-77 6. Tony Bradley 11.7 44 515 1998-99 6. Brett Doud 950 38 24.0 2004-07 7. Matt Newland 11.6 100 1,160 1993-95 7. Taylor Cox 702 31 22.7 2012-15 8. Chad Klein 10.9 44 480 1997-00 8. Jon Klaassen 676 32 21.1 1994-97 9. Andrew Paulsen 10.9 58 631 1995-98 9. Cole Adrian 664 25 26.6 1992-95 10. Kirk Rathjen 10.7 49 525 1992-94 10. Scott De Jong 627 33 19.0 1979-82

Most kick returns, season Highest kick return yard average, season (15 att., min.) No. Name Ret. Yds. Avg. Year No. Name Avg. Ret. Yds. Year 1. Zack Martinelli 23 510 22.2 2016 1. Rex Gray 28.2 20 563 2001 2. Rex Gray 22 439 20.0 2003 2. Brett Wilkin 26.5 17 450 2009 Rex Gray 22 518 23.6 2002 3. Brett Clayberg 26.3 17 447 1982 4. Rex Gray 20 563 28.2 2001 4. Mike Furlong 25.5 19 484 2009 Guy Dierkx 20 434 21.7 2007 5. Cam Waugh 25.3 15 380 2008 Mike Furlong 20 413 20.2 2001 6. Danny Anderson 24.5 17 416 2017 7. Scott De Jong 19 415 21.8 1979 7. Rex Gray 23.6 22 518 2002 Mike Furlong 19 484 25.5 2009 8. Connor Lewin 22.4 18 404 2018 9. Cody Huisman 18 374 20.8 2005 9. Zack Martinelli 22.2 23 510 2016 Connor Lewin 18 404 22.4 2018 10. Scott De Jong 21.8 19 415 1979

Most kick returns, career Highest kick return yard average, career (30 att., min.) No. Name Ret. Yds. Avg. Years No. Name Avg. Ret. Yds. Years 1. Rex Gray 65 1,542 23.7 2001-03 1. Brett Doud 25.0 38 950 2004-07 2. Brett Clayberg 60 1,239 20.7 1981-84 2. Rex Gray 23.7 65 1,542 2001-03 3. Brett Wilkin 56 1,282 22.9 2008-11 3. Mike Furlong 23.1 51 1,180 2008-11 4. Mark Cramer 54 1,012 18.7 1974-77 4. Brett Wilkin 22.9 56 1,282 2008-11 5. Mike Furlong 51 1,180 23.1 2008-11 5. Taylor Cox 22.7 31 702 2012-15 6. Brett Doud 38 950 25.0 2004-07 6. Jon Klaassen 21.1 31 676 1994-97 7. Scott De Jong 33 627 19.0 1979-92 7. Brett Clayberg 20.7 60 1,239 1981-84 8. Jon Klaassen 32 676 21.1 1994-97 8. Scott De Jong 19.0 33 627 1979-82 Connor Lewin 32 713 22.3 2016-pres. 9. Mark Cramer 18.7 54 1,012 1974-77 10. Taylor Cox 31 702 22.7 2012-15

Football 49 Team, season recordboards Rushing yards Rushing yds. per game Passing touchdowns Passing yds. per game No. Yds. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. No. TDs Yr. No. Yds. Yr. 1. 3,036 1994 1. 303.6 1994 1. 38 2007 1. 314.5 2016 2. 2,655 1989 2. 295.0 1989 2. 32 2016 2. 244.4 2007 3. 2,617 2009 3. 280.6 1966 3. 25 2009 3. 243.4 2015 4. 2,599 1996 4. 261.9 1963 4. 24 1997 4. 234.6 2018 5. 2,597 1995 5. 259.9 1996 5. 23 2018 5. 226.5 2017 6. 2,525 1966 6. 259.7 1995 6. 22 1995 6. 209.9 2004 7. 2,477 1986 7. 259.6 1990 22 2017 7. 204.9 1998 8. 2,452 2011 8. 252.1 1964 8. 20 2015 8. 198.3 2011 9. 2,357 1963 9. 247.7 1986 9. 19 1972 9. 197.1 1996 10. 2,354 2017 10. 247.2 1993 19 1979 10. 197.0 1972

Rushing attempts Pass attempts Pass completion pct. Interceptions No. Att. Yr. No. Att. Yr. No. Pct. Yr. No. Ints Yr. 1. 574 1966 1. 421 2016 1. 65.3 2018 1. 29 1988 2. 562 1963 2. 419 2007 2. 64.4 2016 2. 25 1984 3. 541 1986 3. 330 2004 3. 62.3 2015 3. 24 1997 4. 538 1987 4. 297 2015 4. 61.5 2017 24 2007 5. 534 1994 5. 295 2008 5. 61.4 2009 5. 23 1976 6. 521 1982 6. 288 2018 6. 60.9 2014 6. 22 1986 7. 515 1990 7. 283 2013 7. 60.4 1988 7. 21 1982 8. 513 2011 8. 279 1978 8. 59.7 2006 21 1999 9. 512 1967 9. 278 2017 9. 58.6 1996 9. 20 1967 10. 502 1964 10. 275 2003 10. 58.5 1992 20 1975 502 1977 20 1990 20 2012

Rushing touchdowns Pass completions Pass efficiency Interception return yards No. TDs Yr. No. Comp. Yr. No. Effic. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. 1. 42 1989 1. 271 2016 1. 160.4 1974 1. 462 2007 2. 40 1994 2. 236 2007 2. 154.5 2018 2. 459 2012 3. 36 1964 3. 188 2018 3. 151.7 2017 3. 336 2000 4. 35 1990 4. 185 2015 4. 151.2 1986 4. 302 1982 35 1996 5. 178 2004 5. 150.4 2009 5. 299 1997 6. 34 1966 6. 171 2017 6. 148.9 2016 6. 289 1998 7. 32 1992 7. 162 2014 7. 148.0 2015 7. 276 1999 32 1998 8. 158 2013 8. 147.1 1988 8. 263 1984 32 2009 9. 157 1998 9. 146.8 1995 9. 256 1994 10. 31 1995 10. 156 2009 10. 146.0 1996 10. 228 1996 31 2011 156 2012

Average yds. per rush Passing Yds. Yds. per pass Total tackles No. Yds. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. No. Tackles Yr. 1. 5.69 1994 1. 3,177 2007 1. 9.1 1974 1. 1,024 2007 2. 5.59 2009 2. 3,145 2016 2. 8.5 1982 2. 952 1986 3. 5.37 1996 3. 2,434 2015 8.5 1989 3. 945 2017 4. 5.35 2017 4. 2,346 2018 4. 8.4 1986 4. 860 2018 5. 5.32 1989 5. 2,265 2017 8.4 2011 5. 845 1995 6. 5.28 1995 6. 2,099 2004 6. 8.3 1988 6. 837 2016 7. 5.13 1993 7. 2,049 1998 8.3 1996 7. 831 1987 8. 4.99 2015 8. 1,983 2011 8. 8.2 2015 8. 830 1997 9. 4.81 2014 9. 1,971 1996 9. 8.1 2017 9. 806 2005 10. 4.78 2011 10. 1,887 2010 8.1 2018 10. 803 2004

50 Football Total tackles-for-loss PAT kick percentage Yards per punt Kick returns No. TFL’s Yr. No. Pct. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. No. Returns Yr. 1. 116 1986 1. 100.0 2010 1. 41.82 1996 1. 45 2007 2. 101 2013 100.0 2012 2. 39.71 2006 2. 44 2011 3. 93 1987 3. 97.9 2011 3. 39.60 2005 3. 42 2016 4. 91 1997 4. 97.8 2014 4. 39.46 2010 4. 38 2009 5. 90 2000 5. 97.7 1982 5. 39.35 2001 5. 37 2008 6. 89 2001 6. 96.8 2013 6. 39.18 2008 37 2017 7. 87 1999 7. 96.3 1987 7. 38.81 1992 7. 35 1982 8. 86 1998 8. 95.8 2018 8. 38.50 1965 8. 34 1996 9. 84 2004 9. 95.5 1988 9. 38.46 2018 34 2012 10. 80 2010 10. 93.8 1985 10. 38.07 2011 10. 33 2018

Total quarterback sacks Field goals Punt returns Kick return yards No. Sacks Yr. No. FG Yr. No. Returns Yr. No. Yds. Yr. 1. 61 1993 1. 14 2017 1. 57 1995 1. 950 2009 2. 53 1986 2. 13 2007 2. 56 1987 2. 887 2016 3. 49 1987 3. 12 1987 3. 54 1993 3. 872 2007 4. 46 1988 12 2012 4. 50 1994 4. 869 2018 5. 44 1989 5. 10 1988 50 1997 5. 840 2011 6. 41 1995 10 1997 6. 48 1992 6. 838 2008 7. 37 2002 10 2006 7. 47 1986 7. 817 2017 8. 36 1991 10 2010 8. 45 2001 8. 737 1982 36 2001 10 2013 9. 44 1985 9. 728 1996 10. 34 2009 10. 9 1984 44 2002 728 2001 34 2010 9 1985 9 2000

Shutouts Field goal percentage Punt return yds. Yds. per kick return No. Shutouts Yr. No. Pct. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. 1. 5 1971 1. 88.9 2018 1. 766 1995 1. 26.33 2018 5 1974 2. 87.5 2017 2. 554 1994 2. 25.00 2009 5 1987 3. 86.7 2007 3. 521 1993 3. 24.00 1991 5 1994 4. 75.0 1981 4. 495 2000 4. 23.65 1992 2. 4 1964 5. 72.7 2008 5. 493 2005 5. 23.48 2001 4 1967 6. 70.6 2012 6. 492 1982 6. 23.43 1986 4 1981 7. 70.0 2009 7. 463 2001 7. 23.26 2013 4 1985 8. 69.2 1985 8. 455 1987 8. 22.89 1993 4 1986 9. 66.7 1986 9. 448 1984 9. 22.65 2008 4 1995 66.7 1991 10. 445 1992 10. 22.36 1995 66.7 1996 22.36 2002 66.7 2013 66.7 2015 66.7 2016

PAT kicks Punting yards Yds. per punt return No. PATs Yr. No. Yds. Yr. No. Yds. Yr. 1. 47 2009 1. 3,033 2007 1. 13.52 1990 47 2011 2. 2,693 2005 2. 13.44 1995 3. 46 2007 3. 2,622 2004 3. 13.42 1998 46 2018 4. 2,504 2003 4. 12.32 2005 5. 45 2016 5. 2,415 1968 5. 12.00 1982 6. 44 1996 6. 2,373 1971 6. 11.76 2007 44 2010 7. 2,359 1969 7. 11.68 1975 44 2014 8. 2,351 2008 8. 11.51 2000 9. 43 1989 9. 2,184 2006 9. 11.49 1984 43 1994 10. 2,118 2013 10. 11.43 2018

Football 51 Shutouts By Central, year by year 1961 - 3 1970 - 1 1979 - 0 1988 - 3 1997 - 1 2006 - 1 2015 - 1 1962 - 2 1971 - 5 1980 - 1 1989 - 3 1998 - 2 2007 - 0 2016 - 1 1963 - 3 1972 - 2 1981 - 4 1990 - 2 1999 - 2 2008 - 1 2017 - 0 1964 - 4 1973 - 2 1982 - 0 1991 - 1 2000 - 1 2009 - 2 2018 - 0 1965 - 3 1974 - 5 1983 - 0 1992 - 1 2001 - 0 2010 - 1 1966 - 2 1975 - 1 1984 - 3 1993 - 3 2002 - 3 2011 - 0 1967 - 4 1976 - 1 1985 - 4 1994 - 5 2003 - 1 2012 - 0 1968 - 3 1977 - 3 1986 - 4 1995 - 4 2004 - 0 2013 - 0 1969 - 1 1978 - 2 1987 - 5 1996 - 1 2005 - 1 2014 - 1 Times Central shut out since 1961 - 13 Central shutouts since 1961 - 107

Last 10 times Central has shut out an opponent Last 10 times Central has been shut out Year Opponent Score Year Opponent Score 2016 Buena Vista 33-0 2002 Wartburg 14-0 2015 Maranatha Baptist 65-0 1987 Dayton (Ohio) 34-0 2014 Simpson 14-0 1981 Concordia (Neb.) 20-0 2010 Cornell 52-0 1980 Wabash (Ind.) 17-0 2009 Buena Vista 17-0 1977 Widener (Pa.) 19-0 2009 Cornell 55-0 1975 Wartburg 7-0 2008 Lakeland (Wis.) 41-0 1971 Luther 7-0 2006 Simpson 23-0 1968 Upper Iowa 7-0 2005 Loras 21-0 1964 Wartburg 6-0 2003 Augustana (Ill.) 3-0 1963 Dubuque 0-0

Biggest victories since 1940 Biggest defeats since 1940 Year Opponent Score Margin Year Opponent Score Margin 1964 Iowa Wesleyan 83-0 83 1951 St. Ambrose 61-6 55 1985 Occidental (Calif.) 71-0 71 2017 Whitworth (Wash.) 56-13 43 1996 Dubuque 82-14 68 1943 Peru State (Neb.) 41-0 41 1995 William Penn 68-0 68 1950 Iowa Wesleyan 39-0 39 2000 William Penn 73-7 66 1958 Luther 48-13 35 1991 William Penn 83-18 65 1975 William Penn 42-7 35 2015 Maranatha Baptist 65-0 65 1987 Dayton (Ohio) 34-0 34 1993 William Penn 70-6 64 1952 Iowa Wesleyan 34-0 34 1989 Upper Iowa 64-0 64 1942 Drake 32-0 32 1976 Upper Iowa 63-0 63 1947 South Dakota St. 39-7 32 2011 Loras 70-7 63 1952 Parsons 32-0 32 1963 Simpson 62-0 62 2011 Dubuque 58-26 32 1988 Wartburg 66-7 59 1951 Buena Vista 31-0 31 1995 Dubuque 64-7 57 2004 Augustana (Ill.) 38-7 31 1992 William Penn 55-0 55 1950 Parsons 34-6 28 1992 Buena Vista 62-7 55 1959 Luther 38-20 28 2009 Cornell 55-0 55

Central’s undefeated regular seasons (16) 1966 1977 1986 1994 2000 2009 1967 1984 1989 1995 2006 1974 1985 1992 1998 2007

52 Football Year-by-year records Year Record Conf. finish Coach Year Record Conf. finish Coach 1892-1902 missing 1965 8-1 1st Ron Schipper 1903 1-2 H. Severan 1966 9-1 1st Ron Schipper 1904 1-3 H. Severan 1967 9-0 1st Ron Schipper 1905 4-2 G. Cavanaugh 1968 5-3-1 4th Ron Schipper 1906-08 sport dropped 1969 6-3 2nd (tie) Ron Schipper 1909 1-3-1 G. Kenney 1970 6-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1910 0-5-1 Wm. Johnson 1971 6-3 4th (tie) Ron Schipper 1911 1-2 Wm. Johnson 1972 6-3 3rd Ron Schipper 1912 3-3-2 Wm. Johnson 1973 7-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1913 2-4-1 Elbert Warren 1974* 11-0 1st Ron Schipper 1914 1-4 Elbert Warren 1975 5-4 3rd (tie) Ron Schipper 1915 0-6 Mark McWilliams 1976 7-2 3rd Ron Schipper 1916 2-4 Mark McWilliams 1977* 9-1 1st Ron Schipper 1917 -19 no schedule 1978 5-4 1st (tie) Ron Schipper 1920 0-4 Mark McWilliams 1979 6-3 3rd Ron Schipper 1921 2-2 Wm. R. Cruse 1980 5-4 2nd (tie) Ron Schipper 1922 1-4-1 Karl Kettering 1981 6-2-1 1st Ron Schipper 1923 1-2 8th Karl Kettering 1982 8-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1924 2-5 8th John Pence 1983 7-2 1st Ron Schipper 1925 2-3-1 10th John Pence 1984* 11-1 1st Ron Schipper 1926 3-3-1 8th John Pence 1985* 11-1 1st Ron Schipper 1927 1-7 12th Wm. Douthirt 1986* 11-1 1st Ron Schipper 1928 0-8 14th L.A. Winter 1987* 11-2 1st Ron Schipper 1929 2-4-1 8th L.A. Winter 1988* 11-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1930 6-2 7th L.A. Winter 1989* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1931 5-1-2 3rd L.A. Winter 1990* 10-2 1st Ron Schipper 1932 6-2 6th L.A. Winter 1991 8-1 2nd Ron Schipper 1933 2-6-1 11th L.A. Winter 1992* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1934 1-6-1 12th L.A. Winter 1993 8-1 2nd Ron Schipper 1935 3-5 6th L.A. Winter 1994* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1936 4-5 7th L.A. Winter 1995* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1937 3-5-1 7th L.A. Winter 1996 7-3 2nd Ron Schipper 1938 2-6 10th Richard Tysseling 1997 8-2 2nd Rich Kacmarynski 1939 7-2 1st (tie) Richard Tysseling 1998* 10-1 1st Rich Kacmarynski 1940 6-3 5th Richard Tysseling 1999* 10-2 2nd Rich Kacmarynski 1941 6-3 4th Richard Tysseling 2000* 12-1 1st Rich Kacmarynski 1942 3-4-1 8th Richard Tysseling 2001* 9-2 1st Rich Kacmarynski 1943 4-3 -- Richard Tysseling 2002 8-2 1st (tie) Rich Kacmarynski 1944 2-2 -- Richard Tysseling 2003 5-5 6th (tie) Rich Kacmarynski 1945 6-1 1st Richard Tysseling 2004 6-4 3rd (tie) Jeff McMartin 1946 7-1 1st (tie) Richard Tysseling 2005* 9-2 1st Jeff McMartin 1947 7-1-1 4th Richard Tysseling 2006* 10-1 1st Jeff McMartin 1948 5-2-1 5th Richard Tysseling 2007 * 12-1 1st Jeff McMartin 1949 4-4-1 4th Richard Tysseling 2008 6-4 5th (tie) Jeff McMartin 1950 2-7 6th in division Richard Tysseling 2009* 10-1 1st Jeff McMartin 1951 4-5 5th in division Richard Tysseling 2010 8-2 3rd Jeff McMartin 1952 1-7 5th in division Richard Tysseling 2011 7-3 2nd (tie) Jeff McMartin 1953 4-3-1 2nd in division Richard Tysseling 2012 5-5 2nd (tie) Jeff McMartin 1954 3-5 7th Richard Tysseling 2013 6-4 3rd Jeff McMartin 1955 3-5 8th Richard Tysseling 2014 8-2 2nd Jeff McMartin 1956 7-1 1st Richard Tysseling 2015 6-4 3rd Jeff McMartin 1957 3-4-1 7th Richard Tysseling 2016 8-2 2nd Jeff McMartin 1958 0-8-1 9th Richard Tysseling 2017 7-3 3rd Jeff McMartin 1959 3-6 7th Richard Tysseling 2018 8-2 2nd Jeff McMartin 1960 3-6 7th Richard Tysseling Iowa Conference champions in bold 1961 6-3 3rd Ron Schipper *NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers 1962 7-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1963 7-1-1 2nd Ron Schipper 1964 8-1 1st (tie) Ron Schipper

Football 53 Coaching records Highest winning percentage Conf. NCAA No. Name Yrs. W L T Pct. titles App. 1. Ron Schipper 1961-96 287 67 3 .808 18 12 2. Jeff McMartin 2004- 116 40 0 .744 4 4 3. Rich Kacmarynski 1997-2003 62 15 0 .712 4 4 4. G. Cavanaugh 1905 4 2 0 .667 0 0 5. Richard “Babe” 1938-60 92 90 7 .505 4 0 Tysseling 6. Wm. R. Cruse 1921 2 2 1 .500 0 0 7. L.A. Winter 1928-37 33 44 6 .434 0 0 8. John Pence 1924-26 7 10 3 .425 0 0 9. Wm. Johnson 1910-12 4 10 3 .324 0 0 10. G. Kenney 1909 1 3 1 .300 0 0 11. Elbert Warren 1913-14 3 8 1 .292 0 0 12 Herman Severan 1903-04 2 5 0 .285 0 0 13. Karl Kettering 1922-23 2 6 1 .278 0 0 14. Mark McWilliams 1915-20 2 14 0 .143 0 0 15. Wm. Douthirt 1927 1 7 0 .125 0 0

Conference champions 1924 Simpson 1956 Central 1987 Central 1925 Simpson, Upper Iowa (tie) 1957 Luther 1988 Simpson 1926 Parsons 1958 Wartburg 1989 Central 1927 Iowa State Teachers 1959 Wartburg 1990 Central 1928 Iowa State Teachers 1960 Luther, Parsons (tie) 1991 Simpson 1929 Iowa Wesleyan 1961 Parsons 1992 Central 1930 Iowa Wesleyan 1962 Parsons 1993 Wartburg 1931 Simpson, William Penn (tie) 1963 Luther 1994 Central 1932 Luther 1964 Central, Upper Iowa (tie) 1995 Central 1933 Simpson 1965 Central 1996 Simpson 1934 Simpson 1966 Central 1997 Simpson 1935 Luther 1967 Central 1998 Central 1936 Parsons 1968 Wartburg 1999 Wartburg 1937 Upper Iowa 1969 Simpson 2000 Central 1938 Luther 1970 Luther 2001 Central 1939 Central, Upper Iowa (tie) 1971 Luther 2002 Central, Coe, Wartburg (tie) 1940 Dubuque 1972 Buena Vista, William Penn (tie) 2003 Wartburg 1941 Luther 1973 Buena Vista 2004 Coe, Wartburg (tie) 1942 Dubuque 1974 Central 2005 Central, Coe (tie) 1943 No champion 1975 William Penn 2006 Central 1944 No champion 1976 William Penn 2007 Central 1945 Central 1977 Central 2008 Wartburg 1946 Central, Upper Iowa (tie) 1978 Buena Vista, Central, 2009 Central 1947 Upper Iowa Dubuque, Luther (tie) 2010 Wartburg 1948 Dubuque 1979 Dubuque 2011 Dubuque 1949 Simpson 1980 Dubuque 2012 Coe 1950 St. Ambrose 1981 Central 2013 Wartburg 1951 St. Ambrose 1982 Wartburg 2014 Wartburg 1952 Buena Vista 1983 Central, Wartburg (tie) 2015 Dubuque 1953 Iowa Wesleyan 1984 Central 2016 Coe 1954 Luther 1985 Central 2017 Wartburg 1955 Parsons 1986 Central 2018 Wartburg

54 Football Conference championships 1939 (tie) 1965 1978 (tie) 1986 1994 2002 (tie) 1945 1966 1981 1987 1995 2005 (tie) 1946 1967 1983 (tie) 1989 1998 2006 1956 1974 1984 1990 2000 2007 1964 (tie) 1977 1985 1992 2001 2009 Conference MVPs 1970 - Vern Den Herder 1990 - Ron Saak 2007 - Tim Connell 1974 - Al Dorenkamp 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski 2010 - ++Shane Wong 1977 - Don Taylor 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski 2013 - ++Danny Samson 1981 - Bruce Wendt 2000 - Jeff Sanger +Offensive MVP 1985 - Rich Thomas 2005 - Vance Schuring ++Defensive MVP 1988 - Mike Stumberg 2006 - Vance Schuring Conference Coach of the Year 1974 - Ron Schipper 1985 - Ron Schipper 2000 - Rich Kacmarynski 1977 - Ron Schipper 1989 - Ron Schipper 2005 - Jeff McMartin 1978 - Ron Schipper 1990 - Ron Schipper 2006 - Jeff McMartin 1981 - Ron Schipper 1994 - Ron Schipper 2007 - Jeff McMartin 1983 - Ron Schipper 1995 - Ron Schipper 1984 - Ron Schipper 1998 - Rich Kacmarynski

Conference records since 1961 Conference first- and second-place finishes W L T Pct. since 1980 (39 seasons) 1. Central 368 72 2 .835 No. School 1st 2nd Total Yrs. 2. Wartburg 287 147 3 .660 1. Central 19 14 33 39 3. Coe 108 57 0 .655 2. Wartburg 13 14 27 39 4. Simpson 220 225 5 .494 3. Simpson 4 6 10 39 5. Buena Vista 215 222 2 .492 4. Coe 5 4 9 22 6. Luther 214 224 3 .489 5. Dubuque 3 4 7 39 7. Loras 113 148 0 .433 6. Buena Vista 0 6 6 39 8. Dubuque 152 282 6 .352 7. Luther 0 2 2 39 9. Neb. Wesl. 7 17 0 .292 8. Loras 0 0 0 33 9. Neb. Wesleyan 0 0 0 3 Note: Coe joined conference in 1997; Nebraska Wesleyan joined in 2016 Note: Coe joined conference in 1997; Nebraska Wesleyan joined in 2016 Central’s all-Conference players by position Position 1st team 2nd team Position 1st team 2nd team Offensive line 68 48 Kicker 14 0 Tight end 10 7 Punter 13 4 Running back 35 8 Kick/punt returner 5 3 Quarterback 13 10 Total, specialists 32 7 Wide receiver 21 15 Total, overall 327 203 Total, offense 147 88 Conference MVP Awards--15 Defensive end 17 6 Conference Coach of the Year Awards--16 Defensive line 50 35 Linebacker 45 23 Defensive back 36 44 Total, defense 148 108

^From 1950 to 1953, the all-Iowa Conference football teams were chosen as separate North and South Divisions

Football 55 All-Conference honorees 1930 1959 Second team Second team Babe Tysseling - E Dirk Van Gorp - G Doug Black - RB Dan Wright - OL Tiny Wilkins - HB John Nummerdor - E Bob Graefe - DT Steve Kriegel - TE Graham Fee - QB Steve Bancroft - LB Don Robinette - WR 1931 Brian O’Donnell - DB Jim Weldhuizen - RB George Wildasin - G 1960 Ron Merema - DL John Nummerdor - DE 1969 Jim Fitzgerald - LB 1932 Dirk Van Gorp - MG First team Cliff Marlow - DB George Wildasin - G Vern Den Herder - DE Ray Hosteltler - FB 1961 Steve Bancroft - DT 1974 Bruce Heerema - T Jim Keegan - DB First team 1933 Robert Slykhuis - G Second team Don Knock - OL Ray Hosteltler - HB Dirk Van Gorp - NG Jim Lunan - OT Dan Wright - OL John Sikkink - LB Jerry Terpstra - TE Randy Busscher - WR 1934 Lowell Bauer - RB Mike Hodges - RB Mervyn Leavingood - T 1964 Larry Williams - DB Gary Cutler - QB Charles Slykhuis - T Ron Merema - DL 1939 Tom Stone - G 1970 Al Dorenkamp - LB Earl Leslie - E Don Jacobusse - B First team Cliff Marlow - DB Bob Menning - FB Paul Ebbers - DT Bill Stewart - TE Second team Blaine Kading - DT Vern Den Herder - DE Mike Brown - OL 1940 Dick Dykstra - DB Gene Pals - LB Jim Veldhuizen - RB Harley Croft - G Dave Hay - DB Second team Gary Jensen - DL Gary Nimetz - OT Mike Street - DL 1941 1965 Steve Paris - DT Tim Piester - DB Harley Croft - G Warren Slebos - OL Gary Seaholm - DT MVP - Al Dorenkamp Bud Bonwell - B Don Jacobusse - B Doug Fisher - DB Coach of the year - John Anker - DL MVP - Vern Den Herder Ron Schipper 1946 Blaine Kading - DL Chet Cross - T Roger Slykhuis - DL 1971 1975 Howard Lowe - E Dennis Descoteau - DB First team First team Galen Cheuvront - HB Don Robinette - WR Don Knock - OL 1966 Chris Nelson - QB Don Taylor - RB 1947 Roger Slykhuis - OL Steve Paris - DT Sam DeVilder - DL Chet Cross - T Dennis Descoteau - B Gene Pals - LB Jim Fitzgerald - LB Galen Cheuvront - HB John Anker - DL Second team Second team Mark Speed - FB Larry Embling - DL Doug Clapp - OG Larry Hook - OL Alex Glann - DL Gary Seaholm - DT Bob Vitanza - OL 1950 Rich Vets - DB Ron Martin - DB Ron Merema - DL ^Bob Vander Linden - C 1967 1972 1976 1952 Ken Piazza - OL First team First team ^Arvid Pierson - T Gary Van Hulzen - OL Doug Clapp - OL Larry Hook - OL Doug Van Boven - B Randy Busscher - WR Don Taylor - RB 1953 Larry Embling - DL Chris Nelson - QB Sam DeVilder - DE ^Garry Darland - T Gary Auxier - DB Steve Paris - DL Keith Willis - DB ^Arvid Pierson - G Nick Cookas - DB Neal Rusher - LB Second team ^Lou Pluim - E Rich Vets - DB Second team Paul Miller - OL Doug Fisher - DB Reggie Kumrow - OL 1956 1968 Terry Peter - TE Dick Mitchell - G First team 1973 Mark VanderLinden - QB Verne Boelkens - FB Ken Piazza - OG First team Kern Reese - DL Vern Den Herder - DE Randy Busscher - WR Jeff Anderson - DB Alex Glann - DT Al Dorenkamp - LB John Danks - MG

56 Football 1977 Tom Vander Linden - QB 1984 1987 First team Stacy Bandy - DL First team First team Paul Miller - OL Bob Dawes - DB Neil Gray - OL Bill Mehman - OL Terry Peter - TE Mike Bohning - TE Mark Heid - WR Mark Cramer - WR 1981 Rich Thomas - DL Don Hejilk - DE Don Taylor - RB First team Brad Havran - LB Mike Stumberg - DL Mark VanderLinden - QB Keith Tipton - OL Scott Froehle - DB Brent Vigness - DL Cal Swanson - DT Bruce Wendt - OL Mark Grenko - P Kris Reis - LB Larry Rude - DB Scott De Jong - RB Second team Jeff Staton - DB Second team Bruce Robinson - DL Eric Eversman - OL Rick Vander Horst - K Mark Miller - OL John Celoni - LB Scot Storjohann - OL Terry Jones - P Earl Hammond - DE Second team Jeff Blythe - DE Second team Ken Davis - LB Dan Hocker - OL Mark Knaack - DE Paul Peterson - OL Chuck Bredlow - DB John Whipple - WR Gregg Stoel - DL Jeff Westphal - DB MVP - Don Taylor Mark Prusha - DE Jody Bandy - DB Coach of the year - Eric Prins - DL Craig Roorda - DB 1988 Ron Schipper Stacy Bandy - LB Coach of the year - First team Dan Cruikshank - DB Ron Schipper Al Chism - OL 1978 Ben Leedle - DB Bill Mehman - OL First team MVP - Bruce Wendt 1985 John Barten - RB Brent Aufdembrink - WR Coach of the year - First team Steve Flynn - QB Ron Marlow - WR Ron Schipper Eric Eversman - OL Mike Stumberg - DL Earl Hammond - DE Neil Gray - OL Kris Reis - LB Ken Davis - LB 1982 Jeff Blythe - DE Jeff Gustason - DB Second team First team Dave Bequeaith - DL Second team John Goode - OL Dan Hocker - OL Rich Thomas - DL Rick Perry - WR Mark Lafferty - DE Keith Tipton - OL Jody Bandy - DB Brad Leighton - DL Chris Adkins - LB Scott De Jong - RB Matt Schulte - K Ron Saak - LB Chuck Bredlow - DB Mark Prusha - DE Terry Jones - P Wade Nolte - DB Randy Ripperger - DB John Celoni - LB Second team MVP - Mike Stumberg Coach of the year - Craig Wassenaar - K Matt Schulte - WR Ron Schipper Second team Mark Knaack - DE 1989 Bob Schueler - OL Tim Patterson - DL First team 1979 Dave Birks - TE Dave Gray - LB Travis Lynn - OL First team Bill Northup - RB Scott Lindell - LB Bill Mehman - OL Tom Temple - TE Dan Ceschin - QB Marc DeMoss - DB Trent Novak - WR Brent Aufdembrink - WR Stacy Bandy - DL MVP - Rich Thomas Steve Flynn - QB Earl Hammond - DL Brett Clayberg - DB Coach of the year - Brad Leighton - DL Chris Adkins - LB Ben Leedle - DB Ron Schipper Kris Reis - LB Bob Dawes - DB Steve Meyer - DB Second team 1983 1986 Second team Bob Schueler - OL First team First team Jon Lamb - OL John Whipple - WR Scott Storjohann - OL Doug Embray - OL Rich Kacmarynski - RB Ross McCarty - DL Brett Clayberg - RB Kirk Simmons - OL Don Hejlik - DL Ken Davis - LB Craig Wassenaar - DE Jeff Blythe - DE Scott Argo - LB Chuck Bredlow - DB Rich Thomas - DL Mike Stumberg - DL Tim Ziegler - DB John Celoni - LB Scott Lindell - LB Coach of the year - 1980 Second team Jeff Staton - DB Ron Schipper First team Jim Bauman - OL Terry Jones - P Keith Tipton - OL Neil Gray - OL Second team 1990 Scott De Jong - RB Mike Bohning - TE Tom McDonald - TE First team Mark Davison - LB Dave Bequeaith - DL Mark Blom - QB Travis Lynn - OL Craig Wilkin - DB Brad Havran - LB Rich Kacmarynski - RB Second team Jody Bandy - DB Tim Lewis - DE Bob Schueler - OL Scott Froehle - DB Jodi Bermel - DL Bruce Wendt - OL Coach of the year - Ron Saak - LB John Whipple - WR Ron Schipper Steve Meyer - DB

Football 57 Second team Darren Glenn - DE 1998 2002 Gary Saak - OL Rick Sanger - LB First team First team Rich Schulte - WR Mike Morris - DB Steve Olsen - OL Brandon Sowers - OL Shad Flynn - QB Second team Chris Johnson - WR Tim Vande Noord - DL Coley Hyde - DB Matt Bandstra - OL Marc Ricketts - RB Austin Bonnema - LB MVP - Ron Saak Terry Eisenbarth - DL Jesse Peterson - DL Mark Sanger - LB Coach of the year - Steve Brand - DB Justin Huisman - LB Second team Ron Schipper MVP - Mark Kacmarynski Andrew Paulsen - DB Ike Hammerly - OL Coach of the year - Second team Tony Ritema - WR 1991 Ron Schipper Jared Blum - OL Mike Merema - DL First team Curt Kopacek - OL Rich Kacmarynski - RB 1995 Chad Meyers - DL 2003 Tim Lewis - DE First team Jeff Sanger - LB First team Gary Knaack - DL Matt Bandstra - OL Coach of the year - Mike Rasmussen - DL Bill Mulder - LB Jason Hinners - OL Rich Kacmarynski Mark Sanger - LB Second team Geoff Lamb - WR Second team Chris Hulleman - OL Cole Adrian - RB 1999 Jeremy Christofferson - OL Brent Sandquist - DB Todd Boyse - DE First team MVP - Rich Kacmarynski Rick Sanger - LB Reid Evans - OL 2004 Dan Zimmerman - LB Steve Perkins - DL First team 1992 Steve Brand - DB Jeff Sanger - LB Mark Sanger - LB First team Matt Newland - DB Second team Second team Chris Hulleman - OL Joel Buseman - K Jared Blum - OL Ryan Johnson - OL Travis Sterling - OL Second team Ryan Anderson - DL Brad Ryals - WR Kevin Sanger - DE Travis Carson - OL Chad Klein - DB Mark Isaacson - QB Glen Hummel - DL Matt Paulsen - DB Rodney Sundine - DL Gary Knaack - DL Coach of the year - 2000 Nick Cross - DB Bill Mulder - LB Ron Schipper First team Keith Wasoba - P Brian Gordon - DB Reid Evans - OL Brent Sandquist - P 1996 Ryan Anderson - DL 2005 Second team First team Steve Perkins - DL First team Jeff Helle - OL Travis Carson - OL Chad Klein - LB Ryan Johnson - OL Mike Van Voorst - WR Mark Kacmarynski - RB Jeff Sanger - LB Vance Schuring - RB Shad Flynn - QB Matt Paulsen - DB Justin Snyder - LB Andrew Lehn - LB Ryan Suchomel - DL Joel Buseman - P Second team Brett Doud - DB Troy Madlena - DB Second team Matt Jones - OL Brant VerMeer - P Dave Hauser - OL Nate Koerselman - DB Brett Doud - RS 1993 Justin Quaas - WR MVP - Jeff Sanger Second team First team Dave Runchey - DL Coach of the year - Derek Haugen - OL Jeff Helle - OL Andrew Paulsen - DB Rich Kacmarynski MVP - Vance Schuring Mark Kacmarynski - RB Coach of the year- Shad Flynn - QB 1997 2001 Jeff McMartin Glen Hummel - DL First team First team Rick Sanger - LB Steve Olsen - OL Matt Petersen - OL 2006 Brent Sandquist - P Jeromy Dingeman - DL Chris McCullough - WR First team Second team Jeff Sanger - LB Jeff Borgman - QB Nick Reed - OL Jason Sanders - OL Matt Paulsen - DB Shawn De Waard - DL Vance Schuring - RB Jamie Arendt - WR Andrew Paulsen - DB Austin Bonnema - LB Taylor Vanden - DL Ryan Suchomel - DL Joel Buseman - K Bric Nelson - RS Wynboom Ross Gahart - DB Second team Second team Andrew Lehn - LB Chris Johnson - WR Mike Merema - DL Colby Myers - LB 1994 Jon Klaassen - RB Justin Heiden - LB Ben Bollard - DB First team Marc Poortinga - QB Bric Nelson - DB Brant VerMeer - P Jeff Helle - OL Second team Jason Sanders - OL Tim Connell - QB Jamie Arendt - WR Nick Mulder - DL Mark Kacmarynski - RB Dustyn Baethke - DB

58 Football Brett Doud - RS Second Team Eric Larson - DB MVP - Vance Schuring Joey Shoemaker - OL Jacob Tune - DB Coach of the year - Jordan Leuschen - TE Jeff McMartin Austin Hil - DL 2015 Ryan Schmidt - DB First team 2007 Kurtis Brondyke - P Sam Markham - WR First team Defensive MVP - Shane Corbin Blythe - DL Spenser Remick - OL Wong Zach Matter - DB Cody Huisman - WR Aaron Marcellus - PK Josh Smith - WR 2011 Second team Tim Connell - QB First team Greg Smith - OL Guy Dierikx - DB Garrett Albers - OL Drew Carlson - LB Kurtis Brondyke - P Keith Rush - LB Mitch Schroeder - LB Second team Kevin Sheldon - PK Taylor Cox - RS Keith Bowers - OL Second Team Nick Mulder - DL Casey Tanner - OL 2016 Andrew Lehn - LB Jeremy Snead - WR First team Brett Doud - DB Preston West - RB Cole Tanner - OL MVP - Tim Connell Nate Snead - QB Mitchell Boerm - TE Coach of the year - Brady Hill - DL Sam Markham - WR Jeff McMartin Preston Roberts - P Riley Gray - QB Mike Furlong - RS Corbin Blythe - DL 2008 Jessie Peterson - LB First team 2012 Zach Matter - DB Kurtis Brondyke - P First team Zack Martinelli - RS Second team Danny Samson - DL Second team Spenser Remick - OL Kevin Sheldon - PK Wes Wheat - DL Matt VerMeer - WR Second team Drew Carlson - LB Travis Hook - OL Sam Norgaard - LB 2009 Mike Young - LB First team Eric Larson - DB 2017 Andy Kneib - OL First team Joey Shoemaker - OL 2013 Cal Smith - OL David Zachary - RB First team Kyle Gritsch - SB Nate Snead - QB Josh Osborn - RB Sam Markham - WR Jeremy Snead - WR Danny Samson - DL Sam Norgaard - LB Shane Wong - DL Jack Shipley - DL Tyler Olson - LB Jake Viggers - K Mike Young - LB Jon Alberts - K Kurtis Brondyke - P Eric Larson - DB Tyler Bryant - P Brett Wilkin - RS Kevin Sheldon - PK Second team Second team Second team Josh Brunk - OL Lee Schroeder - OL Travis Hook - OL Brady Hill - DL Keith Rush - LB 2018 Greg Best - LB Jake Edleman - DB First team Zach Van Arkel - LB Defensive MVP - Danny Jordy Borman - DB Cody Baethke - DB Samson Blaine Hawkins - QB Jon Alberts - K 2010 2014 Second team First team First team Cam Kiner - P Nate Snead - QB Josh Osborn - RB Cody Smith - OL Jeremy Snead - WR Jacob Edleman - DB Lee Schroeder - OL Kevin Sheldon - PK Shane Wong - DL Second team Greg Best - LB Ryan Collins - OL Jake Petersen - DB Nick Henry - DL Jake Viggers - K Brody Janssen - DL Mike Furlong - RS Drew Carlson - LB

Football 59 All-Americans 1966 Dennis Descoteau, tailback--NAIA 1967 Doug Van Boven, tailback--AP 1969 Vern Den Herder, defensive end--Kodak AFCA; AP; NAIA 1970 Vern Den Herder, defensive end--Kodak AFCA; AP; NAIA 1974 Al Dorenkamp, linebacker--Kodak AFCA 1977 Don Taylor, tailback--Kodak AFCA 1984 Scott Froehle, defensive back--Kodak AFCA Rich Thomas, defensive line--Football News 1985 Rich Thomas, nose guard--Kodak AFCA; AP; Football News 1986 Jeff Blythe, defensive end--AP; Football News, first team 1988 Steve Flynn, quarterback--Football Gazette, first team Mike Stumberg, nose guard--Kodak AFCA; AP; Pizza Hut Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette, first team Ron Saak, linebacker--Pizza Hut Division III SIDs, third team; Football Gazette, second team 1989 Kris Reis, linebacker--Kodak AFCA, first team; Pizza Hut Division III SIDs; Football News 1990 Ron Saak, linebacker--Champion Division III SIDs, second team; Football Gazette 1991 Tim Lewis, defensive end--Champion Division III SIDs, third team 1992 Bill Mulder, linebacker--Kodak AFCA; AP, second team; Champion Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette; 1993 Jeff Helle, offensive tackle--Kodak AFCA; Champion Division III SIDs; Football Gazette, first team 1994 Jeff Helle, offensive tackle--Schooner’s AFCA; AP, second team; Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette, first team Mark Kacmarynski, tailback--Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette, first team Rick Sanger, linebacker--Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette, first team 1995 Matt Bandstra, center--Hewlett-Packard Division III SIDs, second team Rick Sanger, linebacker--AFCA; Hewlett-Packard Division III SIDs, first team 1996 Mark Kacmarynski, tailback--AFCA; Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette, second team 1997 Matt Paulsen, defensive back--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, first team; Football Gazette, second team 1998 Andrew Paulsen, defensive back--AFCA; Hewlett-Packard Division III SIDs, second team 1999 Steve Perkins, defensive tackle--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, second team Jeff Sanger, linebacker--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, third team; Football Gazette, third team 2000 Reid Evans, center--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, third team Jeff Sanger, linebacker--AFCA, D3football.com, third team; Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, second team Justin Snyder, defensive end--D3football.com, first team; Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, second team 2002 Austin Bonnema, linebacker--D3football.com, third team 2004 Mark Sanger, linebacker--D3Football.com, third team; Football Gazette, third team 2005 Ryan Johnson, offensive tackle--D3football.com, first team; Football Gazette, third team Vance Schuring, running back--D3football.com, third team 2006 Nick Reed, offensive guard--D3football.com, third team Taylor Vanden Wynboom, defensive tackle--Football Gazette, second team Brant VerMeer, punter--Football Gazette, third team 2007 Greg Altmaier, linebacker--D3football.com, third team Guy Dierikx, defensive back--D3football.com, third team 2010 Shane Wong, defensive end--D3football.com, third team 2013 Danny Samson, defensive end--D3football.com, first team 2014 Jacob Edleman, defensive back--AFCA, AP, second team 2016 Sam Markham, wide receiver--D3football.com, third team

60 Football NCAA Div. III playoff history 1990: First round, Pella All-time playoff record: 21-19 Central 24, Redlands (Calif.) 14 (20 NCAA Division III playoff appearances, 21 post- Quarterfinal, St. Paul, Minn. season appearances overall - 1966 was NAIA) Central 33, St. Thomas (Minn.) 32 *1966: Semifinal, Whitewater, Wis. Semifinal, Pella Wis.-Whitewater 41, Central 18 Allegheny (Pa.) 24, Central 7

1974: Semifinal, Evansville, Ind. 1992: First round, Pella Central 17, Evansville (Ind.) 16 Central 20, Carleton (Minn.) 8 Final, Phenix City, Ala. Quarterfinal, Ames Central 10, Ithaca (N.Y.) 8 Wis.-La Crosse 34, Central 9

1977: Quarterfinal, Pella 1994: First round, Pella Widener (Pa.) 19, Central 0 Wartburg 22, Central 21

1984: Quarterfinal, Pella 1995: First round, Pella Central 23, Occidental (Calif.) 22 Wis.-River Falls 10, Central 7 Semifinal, Pella Central 20, Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 0 1998: First round, Pella Final, Mason, Ohio Wis.-Eau Claire 28, Central 21 Augustana (Ill.) 21, Central 12 1999: First round, La Crosse, Wis. 1985: First round, Pella Central 38, Wis.-LaCrosse 17 Central 27, Coe 7 Second round, Collegeville, Minn. Quarterfinal, Pella St. John’s (Minn.) 10, Central 9 Central 71, Occidental (Calif.) 0 Semifinal, Rock Island, Ill. 2000: First round, Pella Augustana (Ill.) 14, Central 7 Central 29, St. Norbert (Wis.) 14 Second round, McMinnville, Ore. 1986: First round, Storm Lake Central 20, Linfield (Ore.) 17 (OT) Central 37, Buena Vista 0 Quarterfinal, Pella Quarterfinal, Pella St. John’s (Minn.) 21, Central 18 Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 17, Central 14 2001: First round, bye 1987: First round, Pella Second round, Pella Central 17, Menlo (Calif.) 0 Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 27, Central 21 (OT) Quarterfinal, Pella Central 13, St. John’s (Minn.) 3 2005: First round, Whitewater, Wis. Semifinal, Dayton, Ohio Wis.- Whitewater 34, Central 14 Dayton (Ohio) 34, Central 0 2006: First round, Pella 1988: First round, Moorhead, Minn. St. John’s (Minn.) 21, Central 13 Central 7, Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 0 Quarterfinal, Whitewater, Wis. 2007: First round, Pella Central 16, Wis.-Whitewater 13 Central 38, Olivet (Mich.) 17 Semifinal, Pella Second round, Pella Central 23, Augustana, (Ill.) 17 (2 OT) Central 37, St. John’s (Minn.) 7 Final, Phenix City, Ala. Quarterfinal, Pella Ithaca (N.Y.) 39, Central 24 Bethel (Minn.) 27, Central 13

1989: First round, Pella 2009: First round, Pella Central 55, St. Norbert (Wis.) 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) 42, Central 40 Quarterfinal, Pella St. John’s (Minn.) 27, Central 24

Football 61 Central's NCAA Division III playoff game records INDIVIDUAL Special teams Rushing Longest field goal attempt - 48 yards*, Mike Street, vs. Ithaca (N.Y.), Nov. 23, 1974 Most carries - 33, Aaron Aeschliman at Wis.-La Crosse, Nov. 20, 1999 Most rushing yards - 230, Mark Kacmarynski vs. TEAM Wartburg, Nov. 19, 1994 Offense Most rushing touchdowns - 3, Craig Hagen vs. Most points scored - 71, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. 30, 1985 30, 1985 Longest run - 87 yards, Jeff Wallerich at St. Thomas Most rush attempts - 82, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. (Minn.), Nov. 24, 1990 30, 1985 Most yards per carry - 9.1, Jeff Wallerich at St. Most rushing yards - 460, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. Thomas (Minn.), Nov. 24, 1990 30, 1985 Most first downs, rushing - 30* vs. Occidental (Calif.), Passing Nov. 30, 1985 Most passing attempts - 37, vs. Bethel (Minn.), Dec. 1, Most attempts - 38, Nate Snead vs. Mary Hardin- 2007 Baylor (Texas), Nov. 21, 2009 Most passing yards - 346, at Wis.-LaCrosse, Nov. 20, Most completions - 20, Tim Connell vs. Olivet (Mich.), 1999 Nov. 17, 2007 Most completions - 20, tie, vs. St. John’s (Minn.), Nov. Most passing yards - 346, Scott Koerselman at St. 25, 1989; vs. Olivet (Mich.), Nov. 17, 2007 John’s (Minn.), Nov. 27, 1999 Most interceptions thrown - 4, vs. Wis.-La Crosse, Most passing touchdowns - 4, tie, Mark Blom at Buena Nov. 28, 1992 Vista, Nov. 22, 1986; Tim Connell vs. Olivet (Mich.), Nov. Most total yards - 561, vs. Occidental (Calif.), Nov. 30, 17, 2007; Tim Connell vs. St. John’s (Minn.), Nov. 24, 2007; 1985 Nate Snead vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas), Nov. 21, 2009 Most sacks allowed - 7, at Dayton (Ohio), Dec. 5, Highest passing percentage- 71.4, Greg Thomas vs. 1987 St. Norbert (Wis.), Nov. 18, 1989

Receiving Defense Most points allowed - 42, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor Most receptions - 8, tie, Mike Bohning vs. Washington (Texas), Nov. 21, 2009 & Jefferson (Pa.), Nov. 20, 1999; Josh Smith vs. Bethel Most points, combined - 82, L, 42-40 vs. Mary (Minn.), Dec. 1, 2007 Hardin-Baylor (Texas), Nov. 21, 2009 Most receiving yards - 197, Chris Johnson vs. Wis.- Most rush attempts (opponent) - 80, vs. Bethel Eau Claire, Nov. 19, 1994 (Minn.) (Minn.), Dec. 1, 2007 Most yards per catch - 38.0, Chris McCullough at Most rushing yards allowed - 408, vs. Ithaca (N.Y.), Linfield (Ore.), Nov. 25, 2000 Dec. 12, 1988 Most touchdown receptions - 3, tie, Tom Most passing attempts allowed - 57, vs. St. John’s McDonald at Buena Vista, Nov. 22, 1986; Chris Johnson (Minn.), Nov. 24, 2007 vs. Wis.-Eau Claire, Nov. 19, 1994; Cody Huisman vs. St. Most passing yards allowed - 286, vs. St. John’s John’s (Minn.), Nov. 24, 2007 (Minn.), Nov. 24, 2007 Longest pass reception - 96 yards, Tom McDonald Most completions allowed - 27, at St. John’s (Minn.), from Mark Blom at Buena Vista, Nov. 22, 1986 Nov. 24, 2007 Most interceptions - 6, vs. Carleton (Minn.), Nov. 21, Defense 1992 Most tackles - 24, Ron Saak vs. Augustana (Ill.), Dec. Most total yards allowed - 524, vs. Ithaca (N.Y.), Dec. 3, 1988 12, 1988 Most sacks - 4, tie, Chad Van Hauen vs. St. John’s Most sacks - 8, vs. Menlo (Calif.), Nov. 21, 1987 (Minn.), Nov. 27, 1999; Justin Snyder vs. St. Norbert (Wis.), Nov. 18, 2000 Special teams Most interceptions - 2, tie, Todd Bohlen vs. Coe, Nov. Most field goals, combined - 3*, vs. Ithaca (N.Y.), 23, 1985; vs. St. John’s (Minn.), Nov. 28, 1987; Nov. 23, 1974 (Ithaca 2, Central 1) Steve Meyer vs. Carleton (Minn.), Nov. 21, 1992; Brent Sandquist vs. Carleton (Minn.), Nov. 21, 1992 *NCAA Division III playoff game records for all schools

62 Football NCAA playoff victories by Iowa schools Most NCAA Division III playoff wins No. School W L App. 1st 2nd No. School Yrs. W-L Pct. 1. Central 21 19 20 1 2 1. Mount Union (Ohio) 30 103-17 .858 2. Wartburg 8 13 13 0 0 2. Wis.-Whitewater 16 51-9 .850 3. Coe 3 8 8 0 0 3. St. John’s (Minn.) 25 39-23 .629 4. Simpson 2 6 6 0 0 4. Mary-Hardin Baylor 17 41-15 .732 5. Buena Vista 1 2 2 0 0 5. Rowan (N.J.) 16 31-16 .660 6. Dubuque 0 4 4 0 0 Wesley (Del.) 13 29-14 .674 7. Ithaca (N.Y.) 19 28-16 .636 Most NCAA Division III playoff appearances 8. Linfield (Ore.) 13 26-13 .667 No. School Yrs. Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) 26 23-26 .469 1. Mount Union (Ohio) 30 10. Augustana (Ill.) 15 22-11 .667 2. Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) 26 Wittenberg (Ohio) 18 22-17 .564 3. St. John’s (Minn.) 25 12. Central 20 21-19 .538 4. Central 20 13. Widener (Pa.) 19 19-12 .613 5. Ithaca (N.Y.) 19 14. Dayton (Ohio) 16 16-9 .640 Wittenberg (Ohio) 19 Wis.-La Crosse 16 16-9 .640 7. Mary-Hardin Baylor (Texas) 17 8. Rowan (N.J.) 16 Wis.-Whitewater 16 10. Augustana (Ill.) 15 All-time NCAA Division III playoff series records NCAA’s winningest teams since 1961 W L Years No. School W L T Pct. Allegheny (Pa.) 0 1 1990 1. Linfield (Ore.) 472 106 6 .813 Augustana (Ill.) 1 2 1984, 1985, 1988 2. Wittenberg (Ohio) 485 112 5 .810 Bethel (Minn.) 0 1 2007 3. Mount Union (Ohio) 542 130 4 .802 Buena Vista 1 0 1986 4. St. John's (Minn.) 481 123 8 .792 Carleton (Minn.) 1 0 1992 5. Central 465 122 3 .791 Coe 1 0 1985 6. Ohio State 519 144 10 .779 Concordia-Moor. (Minn.) 1 1 1986, 1988 7. North Dakota State 520 153 4 .771 Dayton (Ohio) 0 1 1987 8. Nebraska 534 171 6 .755 Evansville (Ind.) 1 0 1974 9. Oklahoma 517 174 9 .745 Ithaca (N.Y.) 1 1 1974, 1988 10. Grand Valley State (Mich.) 401 143 3 .736 Linfield (Ore.) 1 0 2000 Mary Hardin- 0 1 2009 NCAA’s winningest teams since 1975 Baylor (Texas) No. School W L T Pct. Menlo (Calif.) 1 0 1987 1. Mount Union (Ohio) 475 63 4 0.880 Occidental (Calif.) 2 0 1984, 1985 2. Linfield (Ore.) 362 79 3 0.818 Olivet (Mich.) 1 0 2007 3. St. John's (Minn.) 380 92 5 0.802 Pacific Lutheran 0 1 2001 4. Central 359 93 1 0.794 Redlands (Calif.) 1 0 1990 5. Wittenberg (Ohio) 364 94 2 0.793 St. John’s (Minn.) 2 4 1987, 1989, 1999, 6. North Dakota State 430 111 3 0.793 2000, 2006, 2007 7. Dayton (Ohio) 373 106 3 0.780 St. Norbert (Wis.) 2 0 1989, 2000 8. Ohio State 403 116 7 0.773 St. Thomas (Minn.) 1 0 1990 9. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 381 118 4 0.761 Wartburg 0 1 1994 10. Florida State 393 128 4 0.752 Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) 1 0 1984 Widener (Pa.) 0 1 1977 Wis.-Eau Claire 0 1 1998 Wis.-La Crosse 1 1 1992, 1999 Wis.-River Falls 0 1 1988, 2005

Football 63 NCAA Division III records Team Fewest passing yards allowed, game - minus 6, tie, Central vs. Simpson, Oct. 19, 1985 Most plays per game, season - 1. 90.4, Central, 2016 Most consecutive winning season - 1. 42, Central, 1961-2002 Most NCAA playoff appearances - 4. 20, Central Winning percentage - 11. .649, Central Most victories - 11. 613, Central

Individual Most rushing yards per game, career - 28. Mark Kacmarynski, Central, 132.5, 1992-96 Most rushing yards, career - 15. Mark Kacmarynski, Central, 5,434, 1992-96 Most receptions per game, career - 14. Sam Markham, Central, 7.4, 2014-17 Most receptions per game, season - 16. Sam Markham, Central, 10.5, 2016 Most receptions, career - 10. Sam Markham, Central, 289, 2014-17 Most receptions, season - 20. Sam Markham, Central, 105, 2016 Most receiving yards, career - 28. Sam Markham, Central, 3,887, 2014-17 Most points, career - 20. Mark Kacmarynski, Central, 422, 1992-96 Most passes defended, game - 2. (tie) Trevor Smith, Central, 8 at Dubuque, Sept. 22, 2018; 4. (tie) Eric Larson, Central, 7, vs Dubuque, Nov. 15, 2014 ​Longest pass completion - 1. (tie) Riley Gray to Zack Martinelli, 99 yards, Central at Monmouth (Ill.), Sept. 12, 2015 Longest punt - 6. (tie) Kurtis Brondyke, Central, 86 yards, vs Loras, Oct. 23, 2010 Mexico game selections The Aztec Bowl was sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association and played in Mexico each December, featuring a team of Division III all-stars. Only one player was selected from a school. From 1997-2005, the team was coached by former Central coach Ron Schipper. The game was last played in 2007. From 2009-17, a team of Division III all-stars competes in the Tazon de Estrellas (Bowl of the Stars) against a Mexican all-star team. Central assistant Don De Waard became the U.S. head coach in 2012 after several years as assistant. Dutch athletic trainers John Roslien and Frank Neu have also served the U.S. squad.

1997 Matt Paulsen, DB Danny Samson, DE 1998 Curt Kopacek, OL Mike Young, LB Andrew Paulsen, DB 2014 Brendon Boerm, WR 2000 Reid Evans, OL Ryan Collins, OL *Jeff Sanger, LB Aaron Eiseler, QB 2001 Chris McCullough, WR Brody Janssen, DL 2002 Austin Bonnema, LB Jack Norgaard, TE 2003 Mike Rasmussen, DL Josh Osborn, RB 2004 Mark Sanger, LB Kevin Sheldon, K 2005 Ryan Johnson, OL Jacob Tune, DB 2006 Ben Bollard, DB 2015 Cael Halfman, DB 2007 Guy Dierikx, DB Dustin Smith, DL 2009 Andy Kneib, OL Jake Wassenaar, TE Zach Van Arkel, LB Nick Watson, OL 2010 Kurtis Brondyke, P 2016 Mitchell Boerm, TE Austin Hill, DL (U.S. defensive captain) Riley Gray, QB Jordan Leuschen, TE Aaron Marcellus, PK Lee Schroeder, OL Zack Martinelli, WR/RS Shane Wong, DL Zach Matter, DB 2011 Brady Hill, DL Kyle Pepper, OL Jake Petersen, DB Jessie Peterson, LB Ryan Schmidt, DB (U.S. co-captain) Cole Tanner, OL Jeremy Snead, WR 2017 Josh Brunk, OL Casey Tanner, OL Kohle Helle, WR Preston West, RB Sam Markham, WR 2012 Seth Carson, LB Chris Neeld, LB Ben Lechtenberg, WR Sam Norgaard, LB Colton Smith, OL Tyler Olson, LB Andrew Weaks, LB Tony Oros, CB 2013 Jason Breon, DB Cal Smith, OL Travis Hook, OL *selected but unable to participate 64 Football Winningest active NCAA Division III football coaches, by percentage No. Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 1. Vince Kehres (Mount Union {Ohio} 6 84 5 0 .944 2. Jeff Devanney (Trinity {Conn.}) 13 91 15 0 .858 3. Pete Fredenburg (Mary Hardin-Baylor) 21 225 39 0 .852 4. Duke Greco (Delaware Valley [Pa.]) 5 48 9 0 .842 5. Joseph Smith (Linfield {Ore.) 13 119 24 0 .832 6. Gary Fasching (Saint John’s {Minn.}} 56 58 12 0 .829 7. Joe Fincham Wittenberg (Ohio) 23 210 45 0 .824 8. Mike Sirianni (Wash. & Jeff. {Pa.}) 16 148 33 0 .818 9. Glenn Caruso (St. Thomas {Minn.}) 13 124 31 0 .800 10. Rick Willis (Wartburg) 20 175 44 0 .799 11. Mike Swider (Wheaton {Ill.}) 23 197 51 0 .794 12. Rod Sandberg (Whitworth [Wash.]) 5 41 11 0 .788 13. Jim Hilvert (Baldwin Wallace {Ohio}) 10 81 25 0 .764 14. E.J. Mills (Amherst {Mass.}) 22 136 42 0 .764 15. Jeff McMartin (Central) 15 116 40 0 .744

All-time winningest college football coaches, all divisions, by victories No. Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 1. John Gagliardi (Colorado Col. 1949) 64 489 138 11 .775 (Carroll [Mont.] 1949-52, Saint John’s [Minn.] 53-2012) 2. #Joe Paterno (Brown 1950) 46 409 136 3 .749 (Penn St. 1966-2011) 3. Eddie Robinson (Leland 1941) 55 408 165 15 .707 (Grambling 1941-42, 45-97) 4. ^Bobby Bowden (Samford 1953) 44 377 129 4 .743 (Samford 1959-62, West Virginia 70-75, Florida St. 76-2009) 5. *Ken Sparks (Carson-Newman 1968) 37 338 99 2 .772 (Carson-Newman 1980-2016) 6. Pop Warner (Cornell 1895 44 336 114 32 .730 (Georgia 1895-96, Iowa St. 95-99, Cornell 97-98, 1904-06, Carlisle 1899-1903, 07-14, Pittsburgh 15-23, Stanford 24-32, Temple 33-38) 7. Larry Kehres (Mount Union 1971) 27 332 24 3 .929 (Mount Union 1986-2012) 8. Bear Bryant (Alabama 1936) 38 323 85 17 .780 (Maryland 1945, Kentucky 46-53, Texas A&M 54-57, Alabama 58-82) 9. Roy Kidd (Eastern Kentucky 1954) 39 314 124 8 .713 (Eastern Kentucky 1964-2002) Amos Alonzo Stagg (Yale 1890) 57 314 199 35 .605 (Springfield 1890-91, Chicago 92-1932, Pacific 1933-46) 11. Tubby Raymond (Michigan 1950) 36 300 119 3 .714 (Delaware 1966-2001) 12. Ron Schipper (Hope 1952) 36 287 67 3 .808 (Central 1961-96) 13. Frank Beamer (Virginia Tech 1969) 35 280 144 4 .659 (Murray St. 1981-86, Virginia Tech 87-2015) 14. Monte Carter (Millikin 1971) 37 274 118 2 .698 (Lakeland 1981-86, Shepherd 87-2017) 15. Bob Ford (Springfield 1959) 45 265 191 1 .581 (St. Lawrence 1965-68, Albany [N.Y.] 73-2012)

* active coaches ^ records adjusted by NCAA Committee Infractions # records adjusted by NCAA executive action

Football 65 All-time series records 2019 opponents in bold Opponent W-L First played Most recent Last win Last loss Streak 34th Army Division 1-0 1947 1947 1947 -- W - 1 A.T. Still (Mo.) 0-3 1910 1921 -- 1921 L - 3 Albion (Mich.) 2-1 Sept. 27, 2008 Sept. 28, 2013 Sept. 28, 2013 Sept. 22, 2012 W - 1 Allegheny (Pa.) 0-1 Dec. 1, 1990 Dec. 1, 1990 -- Dec. 1, 1990 L - 1 Ames "B" 1-0 1931 1931 1931 -- W - 1 Augsburg (Minn.) 2-0 Sept. 18, 1976 Sept. 17, 1977 Sept. 17, 1977 -- W - 2 Augustana (Ill.) 10-4 1930 Sept. 9, 2017 Sept. 9, 2017 Sept. 4, 2004 W - 7 Benedictine (Ill.) 1-1 Sept. 6, 2014 Sept. 5, 2015 Sept. 6, 2014 Sept. 5, 2015 L - 1 Bethel (Minn.) 4-1 Sept. 12, 1992 Dec. 1, 2007 Sept. 10, 2005 Dec. 1, 2007 L - 1 Buena Vista 59-13 1928 Sept. 29, 2018 Sept. 29, 2018 Sept. 16, 2017 W - 1 Carleton (Minn.) 1-0 Nov. 14, 1992 Nov. 14, 1992 Nov. 14, 1992 -- W - 1 Carthage (Wis.) 3-0 1954 Oct. 24, 1964 Oct. 24, 1964 -- W - 3 Central Alumni 1-0 1933 1933 1933 -- W - 1 Coe 17-10-2 1925 Oct. 27, 2018 Oct. 14, 2017 Oct. 27, 2018 L - 1 Colorado College 2-0 Oct. 8, 1994 Oct. 7, 1995 Oct. 7, 1995 -- W - 2 Columbia (Mo.) 2-2-1 1932 1936 1936 1935 W - 1 Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 1-1 Nov. 29, 1986 Nov. 19, 1988 Nov. 19, 1988 Nov. 29, 1986 W - 1 Concordia (Neb.) 1-1 Sept. 19, 1981 Sept. 4, 1982 Sept. 4, 1982 Sept. 19, 1981 W - 1 Cornell 20-1 1943 Oct. 22, 2011 Oct. 22, 2011 Sept. 16, 1978 W - 19 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 3-0 1930 1953 1953 -- W - 3 Dana (Neb.) 3-0-1 1952 1955 1955 -- W - 2 Dayton (Ohio) 0-1 Dec. 5, 1987 Dec. 5, 1987 -- Dec. 5, 1987 L - 1 DePauw (Ind.) 1-0 Sept. 8, 2018 Sept. 8, 2018 Sept. 8, 2018 -- W - 1 Des Moines University 3-13-2 1893 1928 1914 1928 L - 2 Des Moines University 0-3-1 1922 1926 -- 1926 L - 3 Doane (Neb.) 0-1 1950 1950 -- 1950 L - 1 Drake 0-8-1 1909 1943 -- 1943 L - 8 Dubuque 58-20-2 1930 Sept. 22, 218 Sept. 22, 2018 Oct. 1, 2016 W - 2 Ellsworth CC 4-6 1912 1926 1925 1926 L - 1 Evansville (Ind.) 1-0 Nov. 16, 1974 Nov. 16, 1974 Nov. 16, 1974 -- W - 1 Ferris State (Mich.) 2-0 Sept. 21, 1974 Sept. 20, 1975 Sept. 20, 1975 -- W - 2 Fort Crook (Neb.) 0-1 1943 1943 -- 1943 L - 1 Graceland 4-1-4 1921 1935 1935 1927 W - 2 Grinnell 0-6 1935 1949 -- 1949 L - 6 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 3-1 Sept. 8, 1990 Sept. 9, 1995 Sept. 9, 1995 Sept. 8, 1990 W - 3 Hastings (Neb.) 1-0 1931 1931 1931 -- W - 1 Hope (Mich.) 2-0 Sept. 9, 2006 Sept. 8, 2007 Sept. 8, 2007 Sept. 8, 2007 W - 2 Iowa Business College 1-0 1926 1926 1926 -- W - 1 Iowa State 0-1 1933 1933 -- 1933 L - 1 Iowa Wesleyan 19-23-1 1905 Oct. 3, 1964 Oct. 3, 1964 1961 W - 3 Ithaca (N.Y.) 1-1 Nov. 23, 1976 Dec. 9, 1988 Nov. 23, 1976 Dec. 9, 1988 L - 1 Knoxville HS 5-1 1903 1916 1916 1904 W - 4 Lakeland (Wis.) 4-0 Sept. 23, 1972 Sept. 4, 2009 Sept. 5, 2009 -- W - 4 Lincoln (Mo.) 0-1 Oct. 2, 1965 Oct. 2, 1965 -- Oct. 2, 1965 L - 1 Linfield (Ore.) 1-0 Nov. 25, 2000 Nov. 25, 2000 Nov. 25, 2000 -- W - 1 Loras 31-6 1939 Nov. 10, 2018 Nov. 10, 2018 Oct. 17, 2015 W - 3 Loyola (Ill.) 0-1 1924 1924 -- 1924 L - 1 Luther 57-21-1 1928 Sept. 15, 2018 Sept. 15, 2018 Oct. 4, 2008 W - 10 Macalaster (Minn.) 1-1 Nov. 9, 1968 Nov. 8, 1969 Nov. 9, 1968 Nov. 8, 1969 L - 1 Maranatha Bapist (Wis.) 2-0 Sept. 20, 2014 Sept. 19, 2015 Sept. 19, 2015 -- W - 2 Marietta (Ohio) 0-2 Sept. 7, 1996 Sept. 13, 1997 -- Sept. 13, 1997 L - 2 Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) 0-1 Nov. 21, 2009 Nov. 21, 2009 -- Nov. 21, 2009 L - 1 Mayville State (N.D.) 2-0 Sept. 14, 1968 Sept. 13, 1969 Sept. 13, 1969 -- W - 2 Menlo (Calif.) 1-0 Nov. 21, 1987 Nov. 21, 1987 Nov. 21, 1987 -- W - 1 Midland (Neb.) 3-1 1941 1949 1949 1941 W - 3 Missouri Valley 1-2 1951 Oct. 5, 1963 Oct. 5, 1963 1952 W - 1 Missouri Wesleyan 1-0 1929 1929 1929 -- W - 1 Monmouth (Ill.) 1-1 Sept. 13, 2014 Sept. 12, 2015 Sept. 13, 2014 Sept. 12, 2015 W - 1

66 Football All-time series records 2019 opponents in bold Opponent W-L First played Most recent Last win Last loss Streak Morningside 0-1 1949 1949 1949 -- L - 1 Nebraska Wesleyan 7-0 Sept. 22, 1984 Oct. 6, 2018 Oct. 6, 2018 -- W - 7 Newton Normal 1-1 1903 1904 1904 1903 W - 1 North Central (Ill.) 3-1 1948 Sept. 16, 1967 Sept. 16, 1967 1949 W - 2 Northern Iowa 0-1 1945 1945 -- 1945 L - 1 Northland (Wis.) 1-0 Nov. 6, 1971 Nov. 6, 1971 Nov. 6, 1971 -- W - 1 Northwestern 5-8-1 Sept. 12, 1970 Sept. 10, 1983 Sept. 10, 1977 Sept. 10, 1983 L - 2 Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) 1-0 Sept. 1, 2018 Sept. 1, 2018 Sept. 1, 2018 -- W - 1 Occidental (Calif.) 2-0 Nov. 17, 1984 Nov. 23, 1985 Nov. 23, 1985 -- W - 2 Olivet (Mich.) 1-0 Nov. 17, 2007 Nov. 17, 2007 Nov. 17, 2007 -- W - 1 Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 0-1 Nov. 17, 2001 Nov. 17, 2001 -- Nov. 17, 2001 L - 1 Parsons 15-25-3 1905 Oct. 6, 1962 1956 Oct. 6, 1962 L - 6 Peru State (Neb.) 0-3 1943 1943 -- 1953 L - 3 Redlands (Calif.) 1-0 Nov. 17, 1990 Nov. 17, 1990 Nov. 17, 1990 Nov. 17, 1990 W - 1 Ripon (Wis.) 2-0 Sept. 15, 1984 Sept. 14,1985 Sept. 14, 1985 -- W - 2 Simpson 64-29-3 1905 Oct. 13, 2018 Oct. 13, 2018 Oct. 12, 2013 W - 5 South Dakota State 0-1 1947 1947 -- 1947 L - 1 Southeast Missouri State 1-1 1950 1951 1951 1950 W - 1 St. Ambrose 3-10 1922 1951 1932 1951 L - 7 St. John's (Minn.) 2-4 Nov. 28, 1987 Nov. 24, 2007 Nov. 24, 2007 Nov. 18, 2006 W - 1 St. Mary (Kan.) 1-0 Oct. 23, 1965 Oct. 23, 1965 Oct. 23, 1965 -- W - 1 St. Norbert (Wis.) 2-0 Nov. 18, 1989 Nov. 18, 2000 Nov. 18, 2000 -- W - 2 St. Thomas (Minn.) 3-0 Nov. 24, 1990 Sept. 1, 2007 Sept. 1, 2007 -- W - 3 Tabor 1-0 1924 1924 1924 -- W - 1 Tarkio (Mo.) 2-0 1939 1946 1946 -- W - 2 Trinity (Texas) 2-0 Oct. 18, 1985 Oct. 17, 1987 Oct. 17, 1987 -- W - 2 Upper Iowa 43-10 1925 Oct. 11, 2003 Oct. 11, 2003 Sept. 23, 1978 W - 25 Wabash (Ind.) 0-1 Sept. 6, 1980 Sept. 6, 1980 -- Sept. 6, 1980 L - 1 Wartburg 43-25 1945 Oct. 20, 2018 Oct. 22, 2016 Oct. 20, 2018 L - 2 Washington - St. Louis (Mo.) 1-1 Nov. 9, 1996 Nov. 8, 1997 Nov. 8, 1997 Nov. 9, 1996 W - 1 Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 1-0 Nov. 24, 1984 Nov. 24, 1984 Nov. 24, 1984 -- W - 1 Western Illinois 2-0 1943 1945 1945 -- W - 2 Western Union 2-1 1927 1941 1941 1927 W - 2 Wheaton (Ill.) 2-0 1939 1940 1940 -- W - 2 Whitworth (Wash.) 1-1 Sept. 3, 2016 Sept. 2, 2017 Sept. 3, 2016 Sept. 2, 2017 L - 1 Widener (Pa.) 0-1 Nov. 12, 1977 Nov. 12, 1977 -- Nov. 17, 1977 L - 1 William & Vashti (Ill.) 0-1 1910 1910 -- 1910 L - 1 William Penn 51-28-3 1892 Oct. 21, 2000 Oct. 21, 2000 Oct. 17, 1981 W - 19 Winona State (Minn.) 2-0 Nov. 12, 1966 Nov. 11, 1967 Nov. 11, 1967 -- W - 2 Wis.-Eau Claire 0-1 Nov. 21, 1998 Nov. 21, 1998 -- Nov. 21, 1998 L - 1 Wis.-La Crosse 1-1 Nov. 21, 1992 Nov. 20, 1999 Nov. 20, 1999 Nov. 21, 1992 W - 1 Wis.-Oshkosh 1-3 Sept. 4, 2010 Sept. 7, 2013 Sept. 4, 2010 Sept. 7, 2013 L - 3 Wis.-Milwaukee 1-0 1945 1945 1945 -- W - 1 Wis.-River Falls 1-1 Nov. 18, 1995 Sept. 8, 2001 Sept. 8, 2001 Nov. 18, 1995 W - 1 Wis.-Stevens Point 1-0 Sept. 12, 2009 Sept. 12, 2009 Sept. 12, 2009 -- W - 1 Wis.-Whitewater 1-2 Nov. 29, 1966 Nov. 19, 2005 Nov. 26, 1998 Nov. 19, 2005 L - 1

A.T. Still (Mo.) was previously known as Kirksville Osteopaths (Mo.) The first Des Moines University listed was formed iafter the merger of Highland Park College and Des Moines College in 1918 and lasted until 1918. It is unaffiliated with the current Des Moines University medical school. The second Des Moines University listed is the current Des Moines University medical school and was previously known as Still Ostepathic School. Midland (Neb.) was previously known as Midland Lutheran (Neb.) Northern Iowa was previously known as Iowa State Teachers College Peru State (Neb.) was previously known as Peru State Teachers College Wis.-Milwaukee was previously known as Milwaukee State Teachers College

Football 67 All-time scores

1892 1912 (3-3-2) Simpson L, 29-0 Williams Penn L, 14-0 Coach: Wm. Johnson William Penn L, 34-0 Highland Park W, 6-2 1893 Des Moines College W, 19-7 1921 (2-2-1) Des Moines College L, 42-4 William Penn L, 6-0 Coach: Wm. R. Cruse Highland Park T, 0-0 Graceland T, 0-0 1903 (1-2) Parsons W, 29-0 William Penn W, 8-0 Coach: Herman Severan Ellsworth L, 28-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 28-0 William Penn L, 10-0 Kirksville Osteopath (Mo.) L, 22-0 Ellsworth W, 13-0 Newton Normal L, 5-0 William Penn T, 6-6 Kirksville Osteopath (Mo.) L, 21-0 Knoxville HS W, 12-6 1913 (2-4-1) 1922 (1-4-1) 1904 (1-3) Coach: Elbert Warren Coach: Karl Kettering Coach: Herman Severan Drake L, 24-0 Graceland W, 25-0 Knoxville HS L, 12-0 Highland Park College L, 7-0 Still Osteopaths T, 12-12 Newton Normal W, 82-0 William Penn W, 12-3 Simpson L, 24-7 William Penn L, 45-0 Parsons L, 34-3 St. Ambrose L, 8-6 Des Moines College L, 12-6 Ellsworth L, 6-0 Ellsworth L, 12-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 9-7 William Penn L, 7-0 1905 (4-2) William Penn T, 3-3 Coach: G. Cavanaugh 1923 (1-2) Des Moines College L, 10-0 1914 (1-4) Coach: Karl Kettering Knoxville HS W, 10-0 Coach: Elbert Warren Ellsworth W, 12-6 Parsons W, 29-0 Drake L, 51-0 Simpson L, NA Iowa Wesleyan W, 26-0 William Penn L, 6-0 Still Osteopaths L, 32-0 Simpson L, 30-0 Des Moines College W, 14-6 William Penn W, 6-0 Parsons L, 40-0 1924 (2-4-1) Ellsworth NA Coach: John Pence 1906-1908 sport dropped Iowa Wesleyan NA Des Moines University L, 13-0 William Penn L, 33-0 Graceland T, 0-0 1909 (1-3-1) Ellsworth W, 20-13 Coach: G. Kenney 1915 (0-6) Tabor College W, 27-7 Knoxville HS W, 6-0 Coach: Mark McWilliams Still Osteopaths L, 41-0 Drake T, 0-0 Highland Park College L, 29-7 Loyola (Ill.) L, 46-0 Simpson L, 33-3 William Penn L, 19-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 17-7 William Penn L, 29-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 18-12 Highland Park L, 23-5 Des Moines College L, 34-0 1925 (2-3-1) Ellsworth L, 29-7 Coach: John Pence 1910 (0-5-1) William Penn L, 33-7 Des Moines University T, 6-6 Coach: Wm. Johnson Ellsworth W, 20-0 William Penn L, 39-0 1916 (2-4) Upper Iowa L, 22-14 Iowa Wesleyan L, 12-0 Coach: Mark McWilliams Coe L, 28-0 Kirksville Osteopath (Mo.) L, 12-6 Knoxville HS W, 64-0 Graceland W, 12-0 Highland Park L, 16-0 Des Moines College L, 29-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 3-0 Parsons T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-6 William & Vasht (Ill.)i L, 41-3 Ellsworth L, 39-6 1926 (3-3-1) William Penn L, 10-7 Coach: John Pence 1911 (1-2) Parsons L, 58-0 Simpson W, 13-7 Coach: Wm. Johnson Parsons L, 7-0 Knoxville HS W, 43-0 1917-19 no schedule Iowa Wesleyan W, 8-0 Highland Park L, 6-0 Still Osteopaths L, 14-13 William Penn L, 3-0 1920 (0-4) Ellsworth L, 6-0 Coach: Mark McWilliams Graceland T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 13-2 Iowa Business College W, 26-0 Parsons L, 27-7

68 Football 1927 (1-7) 1932 (6-2) Coach: Wm. Douthirt Coach: L.A. Winter 1937 (3-5-1) Des Moines University L, 9-7 St. Ambrose W, 18-13 Coach: L.A. Winter William Penn L, 19-6 Parsons W, 6-0 Drake L, 47-0 Parsons L, 19-0 Simpson L, 20-6 St. Ambrose L, 20-0 Upper Iowa L, 53-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 39-14 Coe L, 20-6 Iowa Wesleyan L, 13-7 Columbia L, 13-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 23-0 Graceland L, 14-6 Buena Vista W, 32-2 Simpson W, 19-0 Western Union L, 7-6 William Penn W, 13-0 Grinnell L, 14-0 St. Ambrose W, 7-6 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) W, 32-20 Luther T, 7-7 William Penn W, 7-0 1928 (0-8) 1933 (2-6-1) Parsons L, 9-0 Coach: L.A. Winter Coach: L.A. WInter Des Moines University L, 43-2 Iowa State L, 14-0 1938 (2-6) Parsons L, 16-12 St. Ambrose L, 10-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Upper Iowa L, 32-2 Simpson L, 20-0 Drake L, 45-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 20-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 18-0 St. Ambrose L, 36-0 St. Ambrose L, 19-0 Columbia T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 19-7 Buena Vista L, 26-0 Buena Vista W, 20-18 Grinnell L, 46-0 William Penn L, 26-0 Alumni W, 26-12 Luther L, 19-12 Luther L, 12-6 William Penn L, 14-12 Simpson L, 14-2 Parsons L, 6-0 William Penn W, 7-0 1929 (2-4-1) Parsons L, 12-7 Coach: L.A. Winter 1934 (1-6-1) Parsons W, 19-6 Coach: L.A. Winter 1939 (7-2) Iowa Wesleyan L, 24-7 Buena Vista L, 7-6 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Buena Vista L, 28-7 St. Ambrose L, 21-6 Iowa Conference co-champions St. Ambrose L, 27-13 Simpson L, 14-0 Tarkio (Mo.) W, 18-12 Graceland T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 19-7 Dubuque W, 13-6 Missouri Wesleyan W, 38-0 Columbia W, 12-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 26-6 Unknown L Upper Iowa L, 18-0 Loras L, 14-7 William Penn T, 0-0 Wheaton (Ill.) W, 18-12 1930 (6-2) Parsons L, 7-0 Luther W, 7-6 Coach: L.A. WInter Simpson L, 7-0 Augustana (Ill.) W, 14-2 1935 (4-5) William Penn W, 27-13 Parsons W, 26-0 Coach: L.A. Winter Parsons W, 28-13 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) W, 14-0 Grinnell L, 13-3 Iowa Wesleyan L, 12-6 Drake L, 27-0 1940 (7-3) Dubuque W, 45-0 Graceland W, 6-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling St. Ambrose W, 36-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 19-0 Western Union W, 28-20 William Penn L, 7-0 Columbia L, 19-14 Dubuque L, 13-0 Graceland W, 19-6 Simpson W, 26-0 Simpson W, 13-6 Upper Iowa L, 19-3 Loras W, 22-7 1931 (5-1-2) William Penn W, 18-0 Wheaton (Ill.) W, 18-13 Coach: L.A. Winter Parsons L, 13-9 Luther W, 13-7 Hastings (Neb.) W, 21-7 William Penn W, 7-0 Buena Vista W, 26-12 1936 (4-5) Iowa Wesleyan L, 12-6 Ames “B” W, 35-0 Coach: L.A. Winter Loras L, 12-7 Iowa Wesleyan T, 14-14 Grinnell L, 7-6 Parsons W, 28-13 Parsons T, 12-12 Buena Vista W, 7-6 Dubuque W, 33-0 St. Ambrose L, 13-7 1941 (6-3) William Penn W, 20-12 Drake L, 44-14 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Simpson L, 26-0 Columbia W, 12-6 Western Union W, 24-6 Simpson L, 7-6 Dubuque W, 13-6 William Penn W, 39-0 Simpson W, 38-13 Parsons L, 21-12 Midland Lutheran (Neb.) L, 23-13 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-6

Football 69 Luther L, 25-19 1947 (7-1-1) Buena Vista L, 31-0 William Penn W, 25-6 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Loras L, 14-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 19-7 1952 (1-7) Parsons W, 28-13 Coe W, 15-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Parsons W, 14-6 Peru State Teachers L, 27-0 1942 (3-4-1) Dubuque W, 27-7 Iowa Wesleyan L, 34-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling William Penn W, 38-0 Missouri Valley L, 27-0 Drake L, 32-0 Simpson T, 6-6 Parsons L, 32-0 Dubuque L, 28-6 South Dakota State L, 39-7 Dana (Neb.) W, 32-14 Simpson L, 28-13 34th Army Division W, 20-0 Dubuque L, 10-7 Parsons T, 0-0 Luther W, 19-7 Simpson L, 27-12 Midland W, 7-0 Buena Vista L, 12-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 25-6 1948 (5-2-1) Luther L, 27-20 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling 1953 (4-3-1) William Penn W, 32-0 Coe T, 0-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling North Central (Ill.) W, 19-0 Peru St. Teachers (Neb.) L, 33-7 1943 (4-3) Parsons W, 19-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 20-6 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Dubuque L, 20-14 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) W, 25-0 Peru State Teachers L, 41-0 William Penn W, 57-0 Parsons W, 34-18 Drake L, 14-6 Simpson W, 21-7 Dana (Neb.) T, 6-6 Cornell W, 18-0 Midland Lutheran (Neb.) W, 24-6 Dubuque W, 22-0 Simpson W, 8-0 Luther L, 12-7 Simpson W, 15-14 Fort Crook (Neb.) L, 6-0 Luther L, 13-6 Simpson W, 12-0 1949 (4-4-1) Macomb Teachers W, 12-7 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling 1954 (3-5) Grinnell L, 27-13 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling 1944 (2-2) Coe T, 21-21 Carthage (Wis.) W, 25-7 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling North Central (Ill.) L, 18-14 Iowa Wesleyan L, 26-20 Simpson L, 6-0 Parsons W, 13-6 Wartburg L, 19-6 Luther W, 27-6 Dubuque W, 14-6 Parsons L, 20-19 Simpson L, 20-6 William Penn W, 42-6 Dana (Neb.) W, 7-6 Luther W, 14-7 Simpson L, 13-7 Dubuque L, 13-7 Midland Lutheran (Neb.) W, 48-12 Simpson W, 25-14 1945 (6-1) Morningside L, 26-7 Luther L, 32-7 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Iowa Conference champions 1950 (2-7) 1955 (3-5) Iowa State Teachers L, 38-14 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Simpson W, 12-7 SE Missouri State L, 25-7 Carthage W, 20-13 Wartburg W, 20-0 Coe L, 33-19 Iowa Wesleyan L, 13-7 Dubuque W, 20-13 Iowa Wesleyan L, 39-0 Wartburg L, 12-0 Luther W, 45-13 Doane (Neb.) L, 20-0 Parsons L, 7-2 Milwaukee State (Wis.) W, 46-0 Parsons L, 34-6 Dana (Neb.) W, 53-0 Macomb Teachers (Ill.) W, 26-0 St. Ambrose L, 35-20 Dubuque W, 26-0 Dubuque L, 14-0 Simpson L, 25-7 1946 (7-1) Simpson W, 34-14 Luther L, 25-13 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling William Penn W, 34-6 Iowa Conference co-champions 1956 (7-1) Tarkio (Mo.) W, 44-0 1951 (3-6) Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Grinnell L, 6-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Iowa Conference champions Wartburg W, 33-7 SE Missouri State W, 6-0 Simpson L, 32-6 Parsons W, 26-6 Coe W, 13-8 Luther W, 19-7 Dubuque W, 33-7 Iowa Wesleyan L, 24-13 Upper Iowa W, 15-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 45-0 Missouri Valley L, 7-0 Parsons W, 7-6 Simpson W, 21-6 Parsons W, 21-0 Buena Vista W, 34-6 Luther W, 21-6 St. Ambrose L, 61-6 Wartburg W, 20-7 Dubuque L, 27-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 27-0 Simpson L, 19-13 Dubuque W, 12-0

70 Football 1957 (3-4-1) Wartburg W, 17-7 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling William Penn W, 41-0 1962 (7-2 overall, 7-2 conference) Simpson W, 6-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Luther L, 21-6 Sept. 15 *William Penn Pella L, 12-3 Parsons L, 12-6 Sept. 22 *Iowa Wesleyan Pella W, 7-0 Upper Iowa L, 28-20 Sept. 29 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 14-6 Wartburg W, 13-6 Oct. 6 *Parsons Fairfield L, 6-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 26-13 Oct. 13 *Luther Decorah W, 26-14 Dubuque T, 0-0 Oct. 20 *Simpson Pella W, 40-20 Oct. 27 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 13-6 1958 (0-8-1) Nov. 3 *Wartburg Pella W, 42-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Nov. 10 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 42-7 Dubuque L, 32-13 *Iowa Conference game William Penn L, 21-0 Simpson T, 12-12 1963 (7-1-1 overall, 6-1-1 conference) Luther L, 48-13 Coach: Ron Schipper Parsons L, 30-24 Sept. 14 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 28-0 Upper Iowa L, 27-7 Sept. 21 *Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant W, 34-7 Buena Vista L, 21-20 Sept. 28 *Buena Vista Pella W, 14-7 Wartburg L, 26-7 Oct. 5 Mo. Valley Marshall, Mo. W, 19-7 Iowa Wesleyan L, 18-16 Oct. 12 *Luther Pella L, 14-7 Oct. 19 *Simpson Indianola W, 62-0 1959 (3-6) Oct. 26 *Dubuque Pella T, 0-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Nov. 2 *Wartburg Waverly W, 12-7 Dubuque L, 20-12 Nov. 9 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 42-12 William Penn W, 26-0 *Iowa Conference game Simpson W, 39-6 Luther L, 48-20 1964 (8-1 overall, 7-1 conference) Parsons L, 13-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 26-12 Iowa Conference champions Buena Vista L, 14-13 Sept. 19 *Luther Decorah W, 14-6 Wartburg L, 18-12 Sept. 26 *Simpson Pella W, 42-13 Iowa Wesleyan L, 26-7 Oct. 3 *Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant W, 83-0 Oct. 10 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 35-6 1960 (3-6) Oct. 17 *Dubuque Pella W, 14-0 Coach: Richard “Babe” Tysseling Oct. 24 *Carthage (Wis.) Pella W, 20-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 28-6 Oct. 31 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 14-0 Dubuque L, 14-6 Nov. 7 *Wartburg Waverly L, 6-0 William Penn L, 6-0 Nov. 14 *William Penn Pella W, 39-0 Simpson W, 27-0 *Iowa Conference game Luther L, 28-13 Parsons L, 7-0 1965 (8-1 overall, 7-0 conference) Upper Iowa L, 10-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Buena Vista W, 21-0 Iowa Conference champions Wartburg L, 23-12 Sept. 18 *Luther Pella W, 19-14 Sept. 25 *Simpson Indianola W, 28-6 1961 (6-3) Oct. 2 Lincoln (Mo.) Jefferson City, Mo. L, 6-4 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 9 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 16-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 19-7 Oct. 16 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 14-0 Dubuque W, 18-0 Oct. 23 St. Mary (Kan.) Dodge City, Kan. W, forfeit William Penn W, 13-0 Oct. 30 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 20-7 Simpson W, 13-0 Nov. 6 *Wartburg Pella W, 40-7 Luther L, 14-0 Nov. 13 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 33-0 Parsons L, 12-0 *Iowa Conference game Upper Iowa W, 31-3 Buena Vista W, 16-7

Football 71 1966 (9-1 overall, 7-0 conference) 1970 (6-2 overall, 5-2 conference) Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference champions Sept. 12 Northwestern Pella W, 20-7 Sept. 17 North Central (Ill.) Pella W, 18-6 Sept. 19 *Luther Pella L, 15-7 Sept. 24 *Simpson Pella W, 20-6 Sept. 26 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 14-7 Oct. 1 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 20-13 Oct. 3 *Simpson Pella W, 17-12 Oct. 8 *William Penn Pella W, 53-0 Oct. 10 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 26-0 Oct. 15 *Wartburg Waverly W, 27-0 Oct. 17 *William Penn Pella L, 17-3 Oct. 22 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 19-14 Oct. 24 *Wartburg Waverly W, 25-7 Oct. 29 *Luther Pella W, 29-14 Oct. 31 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 40-7 Nov. 5 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 27-9 *Iowa Conference game Nov. 12 Winona St. (Minn.) Pella W, 34-7 NAIA playoffs 1971 (6-3 overall, 4-3 conference) Nov. 29 Wis.-Whitewater Whitewater, Wis. L, 41-18 Coach: Ron Schipper *Iowa Conference game Sept. 11 Northwestern Orange City W, 7-0 Sept. 18 *Luther Decorah L, 7-0 1967 (9-0 overall, 7-0 conference) Sept. 25 *Buena Vista Pella W, 14-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 2 *Simpson Indianola W, 29-7 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 9 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 19-0 Sept. 16 North Central (Ill.) Naperville, Ill. W, 39-12 Oct. 16 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 14-13 Sept. 23 *Simpson Indianola W, 26-14 Oct. 23 *Wartburg Pella L, 17-7 Sept. 30 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 31-0 Oct. 30 *Dubuque Pella W, 37-0 Oct. 7 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 27-7 Nov. 6 Northland (Wis.) Pella W, 40-0 Oct. 14 *Wartburg Pella W, 33-0 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 21 *Dubuque Pella W, 12-0 Oct. 28 *Luther Decorah W, 14-7 1972 (6-3 overall, 5-2 conference) Nov. 4 *Buena Vista Pella W, 43-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Nov. 11 Winona St. (Minn.) Winona, Minn. W, 17-14 Sept. 16 Northwestern Pella L, 19-7 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 23 Lakeland (Wis.) Pella W, 3-0 Sept. 30 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 14-12 1968 (5-3-1 overall, 3-3-1 conference) Oct. 7 *Luther Pella W, 33-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 14 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 21-9 Sept. 14 Mayville St. (N.D.) Pella W, 22-0 Oct. 21 *Simpson Pella W, 24-0 Sept. 21 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 6-0 Oct. 28 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 31-7 Sept. 28 *Simpson Pella T, 14-14 Nov. 4 *William Penn Pella L, 28-14 Oct. 5 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 7-0 Nov. 11 *Wartburg Waverly W, 49-14 Oct. 12 *William Penn Pella W, 21-13 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 19 *Wartburg Waverly L, 24-14 Oct. 26 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 19-14 1973 (7-2 overall, 6-1 conference) Nov. 2 *Luther Pella W, 18-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Nov. 9 Macalester (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 18-14 Sept. 15 Northwestern Orange City L, 22-10 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 22 Lakeland (Wis.) Sheboygan, Wis. W, 32-3 Sept. 29 *Dubuque Pella W, 27-0 1969 (6-3 overall, 5-2 conference) Oct. 6 *Luther Decorah W, 32-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 13 *Buena Vista Pella L, 8-2 Sept. 13 Mayville St. (N.D.) Mayville, N.D. W, 30-0 Oct. 20 *Simpson Indianola W, 20-6 Sept. 20 *Buena Vista Pella W, 39-7 Oct. 27 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 24-10 Sept. 27 *Simpson Indianola W, 13-7 Nov. 3 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 38-37 Oct. 4 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 17-14 Nov. 10 *Wartburg Pella W, 14-10 Oct. 11 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 16-6 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 18 *Wartburg Pella W, 12-0 Oct. 25 *Dubuque Pella W, 40-13 Nov. 1 *Luther Decorah L, 8-3 Nov. 8 Macalester (Minn.) Pella L, 29-14 *Iowa Conference game

72 Football 1974 (11-0 overall, 7-0 conference) NCAA Division III playoffs Coach: Ron Schipper Nov. 12 Widener (Pa.) Pella L, 19-0 Iowa Conference champions *Iowa Conference game NCAA Division III national champions Sept. 14 Northwestern Pella W, 19-0 1978 (5-4 overall, 5-2 conference) Sept. 21 Ferris St. (Mich.) Pella W, 22-17 Coach: Ron Schipper Sept. 28 *Wartburg Waverly W, 16-0 Iowa Conference co-champions Oct. 5 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 36-22 Sept. 9 Northwestern Pella L, 23-7 Oct. 12 *Luther Pella W, 27-0 Sept. 16 Cornell Pella L, 21-15 Oct. 19 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 13-9 Sept. 23 *Upper Iowa Fayette L, 23-17 Oct. 26 *Simpson Pella W, 28-0 Sept. 30 *William Penn Pella W, 14-0 Nov. 2 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 44-0 Oct. 7 *Wartburg Waverly W, 31-0 Nov. 9 *William Penn Pella W, 23-14 Oct. 14 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 9-7 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 21 *Luther Pella W, 47-7 Nov. 16 Evansville (Ind.) Evansville, Ind. W, 17-16 Oct. 28 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 28-21 Nov. 23 Ithaca (N.Y.) Phenix City, Ala. W, 10-8 Nov. 4 *Simpson Pella W, 21-20 *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game

1975 (5-4 overall, 4-3 conference) 1979 (6-3 overall, 5-2 conference) Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Sept. 13 Northwestern Orange City L, 20-14 Sept. 8 Northwestern Orange City L, 20-12 Sept. 20 Ferris St. (Mich.) Grand Rapids, W, 21-17 Sept. 15 Cornell Mount Vernon W, 42-21 Mich. Sept. 22 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 20-12 Sept. 27 *Wartburg Pella L, 7-0 Sept. 29 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 17-7 Oct. 4 *Dubuque Pella W, 26-14 Oct. 6 *Wartburg Pella W, 30-7 Oct. 11 *Luther Decorah W, 25-7 Oct. 13 *Dubuque Pella L, 24-7 Oct. 18 *Buena Vista Pella L, 22-21 Oct. 20 *Luther Decorah W, 31-9 Oct. 25 *Simpson Indianola W, 35-12 Oct. 27 *Buena Vista Pella L, 23-21 Nov. 1 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 29-0 Nov. 3 *Simpson Indianola W, 30-7 Nov. 8 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 42-7 *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game 1980 (5-4 overall, 5-2 conference) 1976 (7-2 overall, 5-2 conference) Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Sept. 6 Wabash (Ind.) Crawfordsville, Ind. L, 17-0 Sept. 11 Northwestern Pella W, 38-32 Sept. 13 Northwestern Pella L, 10-6 Sept. 18 Augsburg (Minn.) Minneapolis, Minn. W, 21-15 Sept. 27 *Buena Vista Pella W, 20-17 Sept. 25 *William Penn Pella L, 14-7 Oct. 4 *Luther Decorah L, 13-10 Oct. 2 *Wartburg Waverly W, 33-7 Oct. 11 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 46-2 Oct. 9 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 37-14 Oct. 18 *William Penn Pella W, 27-21 Oct. 16 *Luther Pella L, 28-20 Oct. 25 *Wartburg Waverly W, 21-0 Oct. 23 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 23-12 Nov. 1 *Simpson Indianola W, 17-10 Oct. 30 *Simpson Pella W, 36-7 Nov. 8 *Dubuque Pella L, 24-10 Nov. 6 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 63-0 *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game 1981 (6-2-1 overall, 6-1 conference) 1977 (9-1 overall, 7-0 conference) Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference champions Iowa Conference champions Sept. 12 Northwestern Orange City T, 16-16 Sept. 10 Northwestern Orange City W, 26-7 Sept. 19 Concordia (Neb.) Pella L, 20-0 Sept. 17 Augsburg (Minn.) Pella W, 41-14 Sept. 26 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 22-6 Sept. 24 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 38-13 Oct. 3 *Luther Pella W, 24-0 Oct. 1 *Wartburg Pella W, 10-3 Oct. 10 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 41-0 Oct. 8 *Dubuque Pella W, 33-14 Oct. 17 *William Penn Oskaloosa L, 28-9 Oct. 15 *Luther Decorah W, 21-0 Oct. 24 *Wartburg Pella W, 9-0 Oct. 22 *Buena Vista Pella W, 25-28 Oct. 31 *Simpson Pella W, 23-0 Oct. 29 *Simpson Indianola W, 37-0 Nov. 7 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 44-6 Nov. 5 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 32-0 *Iowa Conference game

Football 73 1982 (8-2 overall, 6-1 conference) Nov. 2 *Luther Pella W, 45-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Nov. 9 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 33-0 Sept. 4 Concordia (Neb.) Seward, Neb. W, 17-13 NCAA Division III playoffs Sept. 11 Northwestern Pella L, 42-28 Nov. 16 Coe Pella W, 27-7 Sept. 18 Cornell Mt. Vernon W, 45-31 Nov. 23 Occidental (Calif.) Pella W, 71-0 Sept. 25 *Simpson Indianola W, 45-14 Nov. 30 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 14-7 Oct. 2 *Buena Vista Pella W, 35-10 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 9 *William Penn Pella W, 38-3 Oct. 16 *Wartburg Waverly L, 41-14 1986 (11-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Oct. 23 *Dubuque Pella W, 30-15 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 30 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 49-20 Iowa Conference champions Nov. 6 *Luther Decorah W, 28-14 Sept. 13 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 24-7 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 20 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 44-0 Sept. 27 *Dubuque Pella W, 42-0 1983 (7-2 overall, 6-1 conference) Oct. 4 *Simpson Pella W, 49-14 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 11 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 40-18 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 18 Trinity (Texas) San Antonio, W, 56-14 Sept. 10 Northwestern Orange City L, 45-27 Texas Sept. 17 Cornell Pella W, 33-23 Oct. 25 *Wartburg Pella W, 33-0 Sept. 24 *Simpson Pella L, 17-15 Nov. 1 *Loras Dubuque W, 23-6 Oct. 1 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 17-10 Nov. 8 *Luther Pella W, 15-6 Oct. 8 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 26-14 Nov. 15 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 23-14 Oct. 15 *Wartburg Pella W, 21-7 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 22 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 26-17 Nov. 22 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 37-0 Oct. 29 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 56-13 Nov. 29 Concordia-Moorhead Pella L, 17-14 Nov. 5 *Luther Pella W, 23-3 (Minn.) *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game

1984 (11-1 overall, 7-0 conference) 1987 (11-2 overall, 7-1 conference) Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference champions Iowa Conference champions NCAA Division III national runner-up Sept. 12 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 26-12 Sept. 15 Ripon (Wis.) Ripon, Wis. W, 44-0 Sept. 19 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 13-0 Sept. 22 Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 34-8 Sept. 26 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 18-16 Sept. 29 *Wartburg Waverly W, 21-17 Oct. 3 *Simpson Pella W, 21-0 Oct. 6 *William Penn Pella W, 14-7 Oct. 10 *William Penn Pella W, 37-7 Oct. 13 *Dubuque Pella W, 28-18 Oct. 17 Trinity (Texas) Pella W, 47-7 Oct. 20 *Simpson Indianola W, 20-0 Oct. 24 *Wartburg Waverly W, 19-7 Oct. 27 *Buena Vista Pella W, 35-7 Oct. 31 *Loras Pella W, 22-0 Nov. 3 *Luther Decorah W, 21-6 Nov. 7 *Luther Decorah W, 24-0 Nov. 10 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 55-12 Nov. 14 *Buena Vista Pella W, 31-15 NCAA Division III playoffs NCAA Division III playoffs Nov. 17 Occidental (Calif.) Pella W, 23-22 Nov. 21 Menlo (Calif.) Pella W, 17-0 Nov. 24 Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) Pella W, 20-0 Nov. 28 St. John’s (Minn.) Pella W, 13-3 Dec. 8 Augustana (Ill.) Mason, Ohio L, 21-12 Dec. 5 Dayton (Ohio) Dayton, Ohio L, 34-0 *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game

1985 (11-1 overall, 7-0 conference) 1988 (11-2 overall, 7-1 conference) Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference champions NCAA Division III national runner-up Sept. 14 Ripon (Wis.) Pella W, 43-12 Sept. 17 *William Penn Pella W, 38-0 Sept. 21 Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 19-14 Sept. 24 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 34-0 Sept. 28 *Wartburg Pella W, 20-7 Oct. 1 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 54-12 Oct. 5 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 40-8 Oct. 8 *Wartburg Pella W, 66-7 Oct. 12 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 20-14 Oct. 15 *Luther Pella W, 23-17 Oct. 19 *Simpson Pella W, 17-0 Oct. 22 *Loras Dubuque W, 17-7 Oct. 26 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 28-7 Oct. 29 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 49-19

74 Football Nov. 5 *Dubuque Pella W, 44-8 Nov. 2 *Wartburg Pella W, 10-6 Nov. 12 *Simpson Indianola L, 14-13 Nov. 9 *Luther Decorah W, 22-21 (OT) NCAA Division III playoffs *Iowa Conference game Nov. 19 Concordia-Moorhead Moorhead, W, 7-0 (Minn.) Minn. 1992 (10-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Nov. 26 Wis.-Whitewater Whitewater, Wis. W, 16-13 Coach: Ron Schipper Dec. 2 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 23-17 Iowa Conference champions (2OT) Sept. 12 Bethel (Minn.) Pella W, 40-7 Dec. 9 Ithaca (N.Y.) Phenix City, Ala. L, 39-24 Sept. 19 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 54-7 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 26 *Wartburg Pella W, 31-21 Oct. 3 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 62-7 1989 (10-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Oct. 10 *William Penn Pella W, 55-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 17 *Simpson Indianola W, 16-7 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 24 *Loras Pella W, 42-21 Sept. 16 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 43-0 Oct. 31 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 45-20 Sept. 23 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 64-0 Nov. 7 *Luther Decorah W, 33-11 Sept. 30 *Cornell Pella W, 42-3 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 7 *Wartburg Pella W, 28-7 Nov. 14 Carleton (Minn.) Pella W, 20-8 Oct. 14 *Luther Decorah W, 37-21 Nov. 21 Wis.-LaCrosse Ames L, 34-9 Oct. 21 *Loras Pella W, 42-6 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 28 *Buena Vista Pella W, 30-0 Nov. 4 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 52-14 1993 (8-1 overall, 7-1 conference) Nov. 11 *Simpson Pella W, 54-30 Coach: Ron Schipper NCAA Division III playoffs Sept. 11 Bethel (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 38-28 Nov. 18 St. Norbert (Wis.) Pella W, 55-7 Sept. 18 *Dubuque Pella W, 49-0 Nov. 25 St. John’s (Minn.) Pella L, 27-24 Sept. 25 *Wartburg Waverly L, 21-14 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 2 *Buena Vista Pella W, 30-6 Oct. 9 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 70-6 1990 (10-2 overall, 8-0 conference) Oct. 16 *Simpson Pella W, 43-14 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 23 *Loras Dubuque W, 40-18 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 30 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 30-0 Sept. 8 Gustavus Adolphus Pella L, 21-19 Nov. 6 *Luther Pella W, 23-0 (Minn.) *Iowa Conference game Sept. 15 *Loras Dubuque W, 37-6 Sept. 22 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 49-21 1994 (10-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Sept. 29 *Dubuque Pella W, 62-13 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 6 *Simpson Indianola W, 28-21 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 13 *William Penn Pella W, 48-0 Sept. 10 Gustavus Adolphus Pella W, 47-0 Oct. 20 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 34-13 (Minn.) Nov. 3 *Wartburg Waverly W, 27-0 Sept. 17 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 54-0 Nov. 10 *Luther Pella W, 40-9 Sept. 24 *Wartburg Pella W, 14-13 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 1 *Luther Decorah W, 28-0 Nov. 17 Redlands (Calif.) Pella W, 24-14 Oct. 8 Colorado College Pella W, 40-0 Nov. 24 St. Thomas (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 33-32 Oct. 15 *Loras Pella W, 44-30 Dec. 1 Allegheny (Pa.) Pella L, 24-7 Oct. 22 *Simpson Indianola W, 39-7 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 29 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 58-7 Nov. 5 *William Penn Pella W, 47-0 1991 (8-1 overall, 7-1 conference) Nov. 12 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 41-16 Coach: Ron Schipper NCAA Division III playoffs Sept. 7 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. W, 26-25 Nov. 19 Wartburg Pella L, 22-21 (Minn.) *Iowa Conference game Sept. 14 *Loras Pella W, 12-3 Sept. 21 *Buena Vista Pella W, 28-7 1995 (10-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Sept. 28 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 35-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Oct. 5 *Simpson Pella L, 12-3 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 12 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 83-18 Sept. 9 Gustavus Adolphus St. Peter, Minn. W, 44-17 Oct. 19 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 41-0 (Minn.)

Football 75 Sept. 16 *Dubuque Pella W, 64-7 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 23 *Wartburg Waverly W, 27-0 Sept. 30 *Luther Pella W, 50-7 1999 (10-2 overall, 9-1 conference) Oct. 7 Colorado College Colorado W, 31-9 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Springs, Colo. Sept. 4 *Cornell +Cedar Rapids W, 44-0 Oct. 14 *Loras Dubuque W, 24-14 Sept. 11 *Loras Pella W, 32-13 Oct. 21 *Simpson Pella W, 37-7 Sept. 18 *Simpson Indianola W, 29-13 Oct. 28 *Buena Vista Pella W, 28-0 Sept. 25 *Luther Pella W, 43-7 Nov. 4 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 68-0 Oct. 2 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 39-13 Nov. 11 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 42-0 Oct. 9 *Coe Pella W, 28-21 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 23 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 14-0 Nov. 18 Wis.-River Falls Pella L, 10-7 Oct. 30 *William Penn Pella W, 38-7 *Iowa Conference game Nov. 6 *Wartburg Waverly L, 40-23 Nov. 13 *Buena Vista Pella W, 14-13 1996 (7-3 overall, 7-1 conference) NCAA Division III playoffs Coach: Ron Schipper Nov. 20 Wis.-La Crosse La Crosse, Wis. W, 38-17 Sept. 7 Marietta (Ohio) Pella L, 35-18 Nov. 27 St. John’s (Minn.) Collegeville, Minn. L, 10-9 Sept. 21 *Wartburg Pella W, 33-26 +Kingston Stadium Sept. 28 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 82-14 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 5 *William Penn Pella W, 62-10 Oct. 12 *Loras Pella W, 34-31 2000 (12-1 overall, 10-0 conference) Oct. 19 *Simpson Indianola L, 41-37 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Oct. 26 *Luther Decorah W, 34-19 Iowa Conference champions Nov. 2 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 41-0 Sept. 2 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 13-9 Nov. 9 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. L, 26-23 Sept. 9 *Luther Decorah W, 34-13 Nov. 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 30-6 Sept. 16 *Cornell Pella W, 27-0 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 23 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 27-10 Sept. 30 *Loras Pella W, 31-7 1997 (8-2 overall, 7-1 conference) Oct. 7 *Simpson Pella W, 24-3 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Oct. 21 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 73-7 Sept. 13 Marietta (Ohio) Marietta, Ohio L, 10-9 Oct. 28 *Coe Pella W, 31-7 Sept. 20 *Wartburg Waverly W, 35-6 Nov. 4 *Wartburg Pella W, 24-10 Sept. 27 *Dubuque Pella W, 55-25 Nov. 11 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 49-7 Oct. 4 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 55-13 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 11 *Loras Dubuque W, 38-14 Nov. 18 St. Norbert (Wis.) Pella W, 29-14 Oct. 18 *Simpson Pella L, 31-27 Nov. 25 Linfield (Ore.) McMinnville, Ore. W, 20-17 (OT) Oct. 25 *Luther Pella W, 48-8 Dec. 2 St. John’s (Minn.) Pella L, 21-18 Nov. 1 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 44-22 *Iowa Conference game Nov. 8 Washington (Mo.) Pella W, 22-12 Nov. 15 *Buena Vista Pella W, 35-0 2001 (9-2 overall, 8-1 conference) *Iowa Conference game Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Iowa Conference champions 1998 (10-1 overall, 10-0 conference) Sept. 8 Wis.-River Falls Pella W, 42-13 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Sept. 15 *Loras Dubuque W, 28-21 Iowa Conference champions Sept. 22 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 25-7 Sept. 5 *Cornell Pella W, 34-0 Sept. 29 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 24-17 Sept. 12 *Loras Dubuque W, 37-20 Oct. 6 *Simpson Indianola W, 21-14 Sept. 19 *Simpson Pella W, 45-24 Oct. 13 *Dubuque Pella W, 43-6 Sept. 26 *Luther Decorah W, 48-0 Oct. 20 *Wartburg Waverly L, 31-7 Oct. 3 *Dubuque Pella W, 60-13 Oct. 27 *Buena Vista Pella W, 42-21 Oct. 10 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 39-14 Nov. 3 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 19-7 Oct. 24 *Upper Iowa Pella W, 36-33 Nov. 10 *Luther Pella W, 14-12 Oct. 31 *William Penn Oskaloosa W, 41-21 NCAA Division III playoffs Nov. 7 *Wartburg Pella W, 27-12 Nov. 17 Pacific Lutheran Pella L, 27-21 Nov. 14 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 28-5 (Wash.) (OT) NCAA Division III playoffs *Iowa Conference game Nov. 21 Wis.-Eau Claire Pella L, 28-21

76 Football 2002 (8-2 overall, 8-1 conference) NCAA Division III playoffs Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Nov. 19 Wis.-Whitewater Whitewater, Wis. L, 34-14 Iowa Conference co-champions *Iowa Conference game Sept. 14 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. L, 34-14 Sept. 21 *Loras Pella W, 17-7 2006 (10-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Sept. 28 *Upper Iowa Fayette W, 50-0 Coach: Jeff McMartin Oct. 5 *Coe Pella W, 21-20 Iowa Conference champions Oct. 12 *Simpson Pella W, 21-7 Sept. 2 St. Thomas (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 17-7 Oct. 19 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 37-0 Sept. 9 Hope (Mich.) Pella W, 24-13 Oct. 26 *Wartburg Pella L, 14-0 Sept. 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 24-3 Nov. 2 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 28-14 Sept. 30 *Wartburg Pella W, 13-7 (OT) Nov. 9 *Cornell Pella W, 48-0 Oct. 7 *Luther Decorah W, 19-13 (OT) Nov. 16 *Luther Decorah W, 33-3 Oct. 14 *Dubuque Pella W, 40-14 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 21 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 34-17 Oct. 28 *Loras Pella W, 44-7 2003 (5-5 overall, 3-5 conference) Nov. 4 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 31-28 (OT) Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Nov. 11 *Simpson Pella W, 23-0 Sept. 13 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 3-0 NCAA Division III playoffs Sept. 20 *Buena Vista Altoona L, 16-14 Nov. 18 St. John’s (Minn.) Pella L, 21-13 Sept. 27 *Loras Dubuque L, 21-20 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 4 *Simpson Pella L, 28-21 Oct. 11 Upper Iowa Fayette W, 38-14 2007 (12-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Oct. 18 *Coe Pella L, 28-14 Coach: Jeff McMartin Oct. 25 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 36-14 Iowa Conference champions Nov. 1 *Luther Pella W, 14-7 Sept. 1 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella W, 35-10 Nov. 8 *Cornell Pella W, 58-21 Sept. 8 Hope (Mich.) Holland, Mich. W, 36-17 Nov. 15 *Wartburg Waverly L, 29-3 Sept. 15 *Luther Pella W, 44-36 *Iowa Conference game Sept. 22 *Loras Dubuque W, 17-14 Sept. 29 *Buena Vista Pella W, 31-14 2004 (6-4 overall, 5-3 conference) Oct. 6 *Simpson Indianola W, 28-21 Coach: Jeff McMartin Oct. 13 *Coe Pella W, 24-17 Sept. 4 Augustana (Ill.) Pella L, 38-7 Oct. 20 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 37-34 Sept. 11 Bethel (Minn.) Pella W, 21-20 (OT) (3OT) Sept. 18 *Simpson Indianola W, 13-6 Oct. 27 *Cornell Pella W, 40-14 Sept. 25 *Loras Pella W, 24-21 Nov. 10 *Wartburg Waverly W, 17-14 Oct. 2 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 16-13 NCAA Division III playoffs Oct. 16 *Luther Decorah L, 30-24 Nov. 17 Olivet (Mich.) Pella W, 38-17 (2OT) Nov. 24 St. John’s (Minn.) Pella W, 37-7 Oct. 23 *Dubuque Pella W, 33-7 Dec. 1 Bethel (Minn.) Pella L, 27-13 Oct. 30 *Wartburg Pella L, 14-10 *Iowa Conference game Nov. 6 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 35-16 Nov. 13 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 47-7 2008 (6-4 overall, 4-4 conference) *Iowa Conference game Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 6 Lakeland (Wis.) Pella W, 41-0 2005 (9-2 overall, 7-1 conference) Sept. 20 *Wartburg Pella L, 19-17 Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 27 Albion (Mich.) Albion, Mich. W, 13-12 Iowa Conference co-champions Oct. 4 *Luther Decorah L, 26-7 Sept. 3 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 25-24 (OT) Oct. 11 *Dubuque Pella W, 24-21 Sept. 10 Bethel (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 29-21 Oct. 18 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 27-10 Sept. 17 *Coe Pella L, 17-14 Oct. 25 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 29-22 (OT) Sept. 24 *Loras Dubuque W, 21-0 Nov. 1 *Loras Pella L, 31-28 Oct. 1 *Simpson Indianola W, 10-7 Nov. 8 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 23-14 Oct. 8 *Cornell Pella W, 41-6 Nov. 15 *Simpson Pella L, 24-17 (OT) Oct. 15 *Luther Pella W, 40-35 *Iowa Conference game Oct. 29 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 45-28 Nov. 5 *Wartburg Waverly W, 37-20 Nov. 12 *Buena Vista Pella W, 28-6

Football 77 2009 (10-1 overall, 8-0 conference) Nov. 10 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 34-13 Coach: Jeff McMartin *Iowa Conference game Iowa Conference champions Sept. 5 Lakeland (Wis.) Sheboygan, Wis. W, 40-17 2013 (6-4 overall, 4-3 conference) Sept. 12 Wis.-Stevens Point Pella W, 22-21 Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 19 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 41-27 Sept. 7 Wis. Oshkosh Pella L, 24-20 Sept. 26 *Coe Pella W, 24-6 Sept. 14 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 38-14 Oct. 3 *Cornell Pella W, 55-0 Sept. 28 Albion (Mich.) Pella W, 31-6 Oct. 10 *Simpson Indianola W, 56-24 Oct. 5 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 23-21 Oct. 17 *Luther Pella W, 35-17 Oct. 12 *Simpson Indianola L, 14-10 Oct. 24 *Loras Dubuque W, 41-17 Oct. 19 *Buena Vista Pella W, 23-13 Oct. 31 *Buena Vista Pella W, 17-0 Oct. 26 *Luther Pella W, 22-12 Nov. 7 *Wartburg Waverly W, 41-33 Nov. 2 *Loras Dubuque W, 48-3 NCAA Division III playoffs Nov. 9 *Wartburg Waverly L, 16-14 Nov. 21 Mary Hardin- Pella L, 42-40 Nov. 16 *Coe Pella W, 21-7 Baylor (Texas) *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game 2014 (8-2 overall, 6-1 conference) 2010 (8-2 overall, 6-2 conference) Coach: Jeff McMartin Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 6 Benedictine (Ill.) Lisle, Ill. W, 31-7 Sept. 4 Wis.-Oshkosh Pella W, 34-28 Sept. 13 Monmouth (Ill.) Pella L, 28-21 Sept. 11 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 28-23 Sept. 20 Maranatha Pella W, 65-12 Sept. 18 *Dubuque Pella W, 34-8 Baptist (Wis.) Sept. 25 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 37-28 Oct. 4 *Wartburg Pella L, 35-14 Oct. 2 *Cornell Mount Vernon W, 52-0 Oct. 11 *Luther Decorah W, 47-7 Oct. 9 *Simpson Pella W, 38-10 Oct. 18 *Loras Pella W, 41-14 Oct. 16 *Luther Decorah W, 45-26 Oct. 25 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 45-21 Oct. 23 *Loras Pella W, 27-6 Nov. 1 *Simpson Pella W, 17-0 Oct. 30 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 35-7 Nov. 8 *Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 32-25 Nov. 6 *Wartburg Pella L, 20-17 Nov. 15 *Dubuque Pella W, 38-7 *Iowa Conference game *Iowa Conference game

2011 (7-3 overall, 6-2 conference) 2015 (6-4 overall, 4-3 conference) Coach: Jeff McMartin Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 3 Wis.-Oshkosh Oshkosh, Wis. L, 31-28 Sept. 5 Benedictine (Ill.) Pella L, 21-19 Sept. 10 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 31-23 Sept. 12 Monmouth (Ill.) Monmouth, Ill. W, 23-17 (OT) Sept. 17 *Luther Pella W, 37-9 Sept. 19 Maranatha Watertown, Wis. W, 65-0 Sept. 24 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 56-28 Baptist (Wis.) Oct. 1 *Coe Pella W, 38-35 Oct. 3 *Wartburg Waverly L, 21-13 Oct. 8 *Buena Vista Pella W, 33-30 Oct. 10 *Luther Pella W, 45-10 Oct. 15 *Loras Dubuque W, 70-7 Oct. 17 *Loras Dubuque L, 55-48 Oct. 22 *Cornell Pella W, 49-17 Oct. 24 *Coe Pella W, 27-13 Oct. 29 *Wartburg Waverly L, 20-13 Oct. 31 *Simpson Indianola W, 31-24 Nov. 12 *Simpson Indianola W, 37-14 Nov. 7 *Buena Vista Pella W, 38-23 *Iowa Conference game Nov. 14 *Dubuque Dubuque L, 38-16 *Iowa Conference game 2012 (5-5 overall, 4-3 conference) Coach: Jeff McMartin 2016 (8-2 overall, 6-2 conference) Sept. 1 Wis. Oshkosh Oshkosh, Wis. L, 47-28 Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 8 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 17-10 Sept. 3 Whitworth (Wash.) Spokane, Wash. W, 50-49 (OT) Sept. 22 Albion (Mich.) Albion, Mich. L, 35-16 Sept. 10 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. W, 45-17 Sept. 29 *Dubuque Pella W, 31-24 Sept. 17 *Buena Vista Pella W, 33-0 Oct. 6 *Simpson Pella L, 21-18 Sept. 24 *Loras Dubuque W, 42-34 Oct. 13 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 30-25 Oct. 1 *Dubuque Pella L, 35-17 Oct. 20 *Luther Decorah W, 31-14 Oct. 8 *Coe Cedar Rapids L, 33-30 Oct. 27 *Loras Pella W, 27-10 Oct. 15 *Neb. Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 43-17 Nov. 3 *Wartburg Pella W, 31-28 Oct. 22 *Wartburg Pella W, 51-37

78 Football Nov. 5 *Simpson Pella W, 49-14 Nov. 12 *Luther Decorah W, 37-23 *Iowa Conference game

2017 (7-3 overall, 6-2 conference) Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 2 Whitworth (Wash.) Pella L, 13-56 Sept. 9 Augustana (Ill.) Pella W, 33-22 Sept. 16 *Buena Vista Storm Lake L, 38-39 (OT) Sept. 23 *Nebraska Wesleyan Pella W, 52-27 Sept. 30 *Simpson Indianola W, 35-17 Oct. 7 *Wartburg Pella L, 20-44 Oct. 14 *Coe Cedar Rapids W, 30-19 Oct. 28 *Loras Pella W, 65-24 Nov. 4 *Luther Decorah W, 23-21 Nov. 11 *Dubuque Pella W, 38-21 *Iowa Conference game

2018 (8-2 overall, 6-2 conference) Coach: Jeff McMartin Sept. 1 Northwestern (Minn.) St. Paul, Minn. W, 49-3 Sept. 8 DePauw (Ind.) Greencastle, Ind. W, 16-10 Sept. 15 *Luther Pella W, 63-14 Sept. 22 *Dubuque Dubuque W, 35-13 Sept. 29 *Buena Vista Pella W, 62-20 Oct. 6 *Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln, Neb. W, 35-29 Oct. 13 *Simpson Pella W, 17-16 Oct. 20 *Wartburg Waverly L, 47-20 Oct. 27 *Coe Pella L, 27-24 (OT) Nov. 10 *Loras Dubuque W, 37-34 *American Rivers Conference game

Football 79 Heerema-Schilder team MVPs 1913 - Carl Ver Steeg 1940 - Harley Croft 1966 - Dennis Descoteau 1993 - Shad Flynn 1914 - Peary Peterson 1941 - Melvin Bonwell 1967 - Doug Van Boven 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski 1915 - Frank Muirhead 1942 - Glenn Dickinson 1968 - John Danks 1995 - Rick Sanger 1916 - Carl Byers 1943 - No award 1969 - Steve Bancroft 1996 - Mark Kacmaryniski 1917 - No award - no team 1944 - No award 1970 - Vern Den Herder 1997 - Matt Paulsen 1918 - No award - no team 1945 - Chuck De Wild 1971 - Ron Martin 1998 - Chris Johnson 1919 - No award - no team 1946 - James Kempkes 1972 - Chris Nelson 1999 - Jeff Sanger 1920 - Harry Neyenesch 1947 - Mark Speed 1973 - Bill Rollison 2000 - Jeff Sanger 1921 - George Flikkema 1948 - Stan Borgman 1974 - Al Dorenkamp 2001 - Bric Nelson 1922 - Ben De Vries 1949 - Bert Bandstra 1975 - San De Vilder 2002 - Tony Rietema 1923 - Fred Can Doornink 1950 - Robert Vander 1976 - Jim Fitzgerald 2003 - Mark Sanger 1924 - Andy Butt Linden 1977 - Don Taylor 2004 - Mark Sanger 1925 - Gerald Rowland 1951 - Ray Pugh 1978 - Ron Marlow 2005 - Vance Schuring 1926 - Glenn Kerr 1952 - Orville Dunkin 1979 - Chris Adkins 2006 - Vance Schuring 1927 - Minor Alsip 1953 - Louis Pluim 1980 - Craig Wilkin 2007 - Tim Connell 1928 - Elmer Meredith 1954 - Arvid Pierson 1981 - Bruce Wendt 2008 - Matt VerMeer 1929 - Clarence Wilkins 1955 - John Ellis 1982 - Scott De Jong 2009 - David Zachary 1930 - Dick Giles 1956 - LaVern Boelkens 1983 - John Celoni 2010 - Nate Snead 1931 - Ray Hostetler 1957 - Phil Schrank 1984 - Scott Froehle 2011 - Nate Snead 1932 - George Wildasin 1958 - Darrell Brand 1985 - Rich Thomas 2012 - Seth Carson 1933 - Clete Stimmel 1959 - Tom Gaard 1986 - Mark Blom 2013 - Danny Samson 1934 - Mervyn Leavingood 1960 - John Nummerdor 1987 - Mike Stumberg 2014 - Josh Osborn 1935 - Virgil Ford 1961 - Dirk Van Gorp 1988 - Mike Stumberg 2015 - Sam Markham 1936 - Burt Paullin 1962 - Bob Slykhuis 1989 - Kris Reis 2016 - Sam Markham 1937 - Bruce Gardner 1963 - Mark De Cook 1990 - Ron Saak 2017 - Sam Markham 1938 - Merle Ferrell 1964 - Charles Slykhuis 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski 2018 - Blaine Hawkins 1939 - OMarch Ray 1965 - Don Jacobusse 1992 - Bill Mulder NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships 1970 - Vern Den Herder 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski 2016 - Riley Gray 1986 - Scott Lindell 1995 - Rick Sanger 1988 - Rick Perry 2015 - Taylor Cox CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1979 - Chris Adkins, first team 1988 - Gregg Gustafson, second team 2016 - Mitchell Boerm, second team 1979 - Brent Aufdembrink, second team 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, first team 2017 - Kyle Gritsch, second team 1985 - Scott Lindell, first team 1992 - Chris Hulleman, second team 2017 - Carson Remick, second team 1985 - Neil Gray, second team 1994 - Jason Sanders, second team 2018 - Jon Alberts, first team 1986 - Scott Lindell, first team 1995 - Matt Bandstra, second team 1988 - Rick Perry, second team 2006 - Ben Bollard, first team CoSIDA Academic all-District 1988 - Gregg Gustafson, first team 2014 - Brendon Boerm, first team Pat Gray, first team Rick Perry, first team Kevin Sheldon, first team Kyle Gritsch, first team 2001 - Joe Ritzert, first team 2015 - Mitchell Boerm, first team Sam Markham, first team Jon Van Heukelom, second team Corbin Blythe, first team Sam Norgaard, first team 2004 - Mike Isaacson, second team Josh Brunk, first team Carson Remick, first team Nick Cross, second team Drew Carlson, first team 2018 - Jon Alberts, first team Mark Sanger, second team Taylor Cox, first team Pat Gray, first team 2005 - Stephen Barnes, first team 2016 - Mitchell Boerm, first team Drew Kithcart, first team 2006 - Ben Bollard, first team Corbin Blythe, first team 2007 - Greg Altmaier, first team Josh Brunk, first team 2009 - Zach Van Arkel, second team Drew Carlson, first team 2010 - Ross Doehrmann, second team Sam Markham, first team Lee Schroeder third team Zach Matter, first team 2011 - Ross Doehrmann, first team 2017 - Jon Alberts, first team Jeremy Snead, first team Josh Brunk, first team Duane Schroeder Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2016-17 - Riley Gray

80 Football 2019 D3football.com preseason top 25 No. School (1st votes) 2016 rec. Pts 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor (24) 15-0 624 2 Mount Union (1) 14-1 599 3 St. John's 12-1 566 4 Wis.-Whitewater 12-1 555 5 North Central (Ill.) 10-2 482 6 Johns Hopkins 12-2 457 7 St. Thomas 8-2 414 8 Muhlenberg 11-2 405 9 Hardin-Simmons 9-2 397 10 Bethel 11-2 396 11 Whitworth 10-1 336 12 Linfield 7-2 291 13 Brockport 11-1 230 14 Delaware Valley 9-2 223 15 Illinois Wesleyan 8-2 197 16 Berry 10-2 190 17 John Carroll 9-2 168 18 Wittenberg 9-1 162 19 RPI 10-2 152 20 Centre 10-2 137 21 Washington and Jefferson 9-2 132 22 Wheaton (Ill.) 8-2 109 23 Wabash 9-1 105 24 Randolph-Macon 9-3 91 25 St. Norbert 10-2 83

Others receiving votes: Trine 73; Wis.-La Crosse 71; Wartburg 61; Wesley 59; Washington U. 58; Montclair State 49; Alfred 48; Ithaca 42; Wis.-Oshkosh 40; Central 29; Case Western Reserve 25; Baldwin Wallace 20; Salisbury 15; Trinity (Texas) 10; Hope 10; Redlands 6; Marietta 3; Trinity (Conn.) 3, MIT 2.

Football 81 THE LAST TIME ...

Central shut out an opponent — Sept. 17, 2016 (W, 33-0 vs. Buena Vista) An opponent shut out Central — Oct. 26, 2002 (L, 14-0 vs. Wartburg) Central played an overtime game — Oct. 27, 2018 (L, 27-24 [OT] vs. Coe) Central lost a season opener — Sept. 2, 2017 (L, 56-13 vs. Whitworth (Wash.)) Central lost a home game — Oct. 27, 2018 (L, 27-24 [OT] vs. Coe) Central lost a regular-season home game — Oct. 27, 2018 (L, 27-24 [OT] vs. Coe) Central lost a road game — Oct. 20, 2018 (L, 47-20 vs. Wartburg) Central lost a regular-season road game — Oct. 20, 2018 (L, 47-20 vs. Wartburg) Central returned a kickoff for a touchdown — Oct. 27, 2018 (Jason Hopp, 99 yards, L, 27-24 [OT] vs. Coe) An opponent returned a kickoff for a touchdown — Nov. 11, 2017 (Michael Joseph, Dubuque, 96 yards) Central returned a punt for a touchdown — Sept. 29, 2018 (Connor Lewin, Central, 4 yards) An opponent returned a punt for a touchdown — Oct. 13, 2007 (Tom Breitbach, Coe, 53 yards) Central returned a blocked punt for a touchdown — Sept. 15, 2018 (Jordy Borman, 25 yards, vs. Luther) An opponent returned a blocked punt for a touchdown — Oct. 9, 2010 (Matt Gregory, Simpson, 34 yards) Central returned an interception for a touchdown — Sept. 17, 2016 (Sam Norgaard, 20 yards, vs. Buena Vista) An opponent returned an interception for a touchdown — Oct. 22, 2016 (Peyton Imhoff, 38 yards, vs. Wartburg) Central returned a fumble for a touchdown — Oct. 17, 2015 (Drew Doehrmann, 0 yards, at Loras) An opponent returned a fumble for a touchdown — Oct. 8, 2011 (Nick Plueger, Buena Vista, 0 yards) Central recorded a safety — Oct. 14, 2017 (at Coe) An opponent recorded a safety — Sept. 18, 2010 (vs. Dubuque) Central lost a homecoming game — Oct. 1, 2016 (L, 35-17 vs. Dubuque) Central rushed for more than 300 yards — Nov. 10, 2018 (L, 37-34 at Loras, 326 yards) Central rushed for more than 400 yards — Sept. 16, 2017 (L, 39-38 [OT] vs. Buena Vista, 419 yards) Central passed for more than 300 yards — Oct. 13, 2018 (W, 17-16 vs. Simpson, 302 yards Central had more than 500 yards total offense — Nov. 10, 2018 (W, 37-34 at Loras, 584 yards) Central allowed more than 500 yards total offense — Oct. 20, 2018 (L, 47-20 at Wartburg, 523 yards) Central had more than 600 yards total offense — Oct. 28, 2017 (W, 65-24 vs. Loras, 693 yards) Central scored more than 50 points — Sept. 29, 2018 (W, 62-20 vs. Buena Vista) Central scored more than 60 points — Sept. 29, 2018 (W, 62-20 vs. Buena Vista) Central failed to rush for 100 yards — Sept. 8, 2018 (W, 16-10, 86 yards, at Depauw (Ind.)) Central failed to pass for 100 yards — Nov. 15, 2014 (W, 38-7, 78 yards, vs. Dubuque) Central held an opponent to less than 100 yards rushing — Sept. 8, 2018 (W, 16-10 at Depauw (Ind.), 78 yards) Central held an opponent to negative rushing yards — Sept. 19, 2015 (W, 65-0, at Maranatha Baptist (Wis.), -21 yards) Central held an opponent to less than 100 yards passing — Nov. 4, 2017 (W, 23-21, at Luther, 93 yards) Central held an opponent to negative passing yards — Oct. 19, 1985 (W, 17-0 vs. Simpson, -6 yards) Central held an opponent to less than 100 yards total offense — Sept. 19, 2015 (W, 65-0, at Maranatha Baptist (Wis.), 33 yards) Central held an opponent to 5 or fewer first downs — Sept. 19, 2015 (W, 65-0, at Maranatha Baptist (Wis.), 4 first downs) A Central player rushed for 100 yards — Nov. 10, 2018 (W, 37-34 at Loras, Donny Groezinger, 124 yards) Two Central players rushed for 100 yards — Sept. 16, 2017 (L, 39-38[OT], vs. Buena Vista, Kohle Helle, 227 yards, and Nathan Fitzgerald, 123 yards) A Central player player passed for more than 300 yards — Sept. 15, 2018 (W, 63-14 vs. Luther, Blaine Hawkins, 349 yards) Since 1985 . . . Central’s record in overtime games — 12-5 Central’s record at home — 148-32 Central’s regular-season record at home — 136-22 Central’s playoff record at home— 12-10 Central’s road record — 141-36 Central’s regular-season road record — 136-32 Central’s playoff road record — 5-4 Central’s neutral site record — 0-4

82 Football 2019 American Rivers Conference composite schedule Sept. 5 Buena Vista at Hamline (Minn.) 6 p.m. Central at Luther 1 p.m. Sept. 7 Luther at Whittier (Calif.) 11 a.m. Wartburg at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) at Central 1 p.m. Simpson at Nebraska Wesleyan 1 p.m. Loras at Wis.-Eau Claire 1 p.m. Oct. 12 Buena Vista at Coe 1 p.m. Coe at Augustana (Ill.) 1 p.m. Luther at Loras 1 p.m. Westminster (Mo.) at Nebraska Wesleyan 1 p.m. Dubuque at Central 1 p.m. Wartburg at Greenville (Ill.) 1 p.m. Nebraska Wesleyan at Wartburg 1:30 p.m. Simpson at Bethel (Minn.) 1 p.m. Oct. 19 Wartburg at Simpson 1 p.m. Dubuque at Wis.-Whitewater 1 p.m. Coe at Nebraska Wesleyan 1 p.m. Sept. 14 Chicago (Ill.) at Simpson 1 p.m. Central at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Illinois College at Nebraska Wesleyan 1 p.m. Loras at Dubuque 1 p.m. DePauw (Ind.) at Central 1 p.m. Oct. 26 Simpson at Coe 1 p.m. St. Olaf (Minn.) at Luther 2 p.m. Nebraska Wesleyan at Central 1 p.m. Pacific (Ore.) at Dubuque 6 p.m. Buena Vista at Loras 1 p.m. Concordia (Neb.) at Buena Vista 6 p.m. Dubuque at Luther 1 p.m. Benedictine (Ill.) at Loras 6 p.m. Nov. 2 Central at Simpson 1 p.m. Cornell at Coe 7 p.m. Luther at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Monmouth (Ill.) at Wartburg 7 p.m. Loras at Nebraska Wesleyan 1 p.m. Sept. 21 Wartburg at Luther 1 p.m. Coe at Wartburg 1 p.m. Nebraska Wesleyan at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Nov. 9 Nebraska Wesleyan at Luther 1 p.m. Coe at Loras 1 p.m. Wartburg at Central 1 p.m. Simpson at Dubuque 6 p.m. Simpson at Loras 1 p.m. Sept. 28 Buena Vista at Simpson 1 p.m. Buena Vista at Dubuque 1 p.m. Dubuque at Wartburg 1 p.m. Nov. 16 Central at Coe 1 p.m. Luther at Coe 1 p.m. Loras at Wartburg 1 p.m. Loras at Central 1 p.m. Luther at Simpson 1 p.m. Oct. 5 Coe at Dubuque 1 p.m. Dubuque at Nebraska Wesleyan 1 p.m.

2018 personnel Offensive starters lost (3) Offensive starters returning (8) RB 6 ***Donny Groezinger (5-9, 190) QB 3 *Blaine Hawwkins (5-10, 180, jr.) or 32 Nathan Fitzgerald (5-9, 200) TE 83 Ross Norem (6-3, 235, sr.) SB 8 ***Pat Gray (5-11, 210) WR 11 Erik Knaack (5-10, 195, jr.) LG 65 Tylor Newhouse (6-0, 280) WR 15 Tanner Schminke (6-0, 185, jr.) LT 68 **Cody Smith (6-4, 285, sr.) Defensive starters lost (3) C 53 Jake Suggett (5-10, 295, sr.) ILB 46 Drew Kithcart (5-10, 225) RG 58 Josh Mayhew (6-0, 260, jr.) FS 7 Collin Erickson (5-11, 185) RT 70 Travis Wagner (6-5, 280, jr.) CB 25 ***Trevor Smith (5-9, 175) Defensive starters returning (8) Specialists lost (1) DE 67 Matt Glockel (6-0, 235, jr.) P 45 Tyler Bryant (6-0, 185) NG 92 Blade Durbala (6-0, 265, jr.) or 87 **Cam Kiner (6-4, 235) DE 94 ***Lou Gomez (6-0, 255, jr.) OLB 36 Tate O'Tool (5-11, 185, sr.) ILB 21 Drew Smth (5-9, 195, jr.) OLB 12 Connor Lewin (6-1, 190, jr.) CB 14 Danny Anderson (6-0, 190, sr.) SS 22 *Jordy Borman (5-9, 175, sr.)

Specialists returning (5) K 19 *Jon Alberts (5-11, 180, sr.) PR 2 Hunter Robinson (6-0, 180, sr.) *First-team all-Conference KR 12 Connor Lewin (6-1, 190, jr.) **Second-team all-Conference LS 67 Matt Glockel (6-0, 235, jr.) *** Honorable mention all-Conference H 80 Logan Huinker (6-2, 165, jr.)

Football 83 2019 preseason roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High school 52 Tom Adolph DL 5-11 250 So. Coralville, Iowa/Iowa City West 19 **Jon Alberts K 6-1 190 Sr. Huntley, Ill./Huntley 61 Colton Anderson OL 6-0 250 So. Boone, Iowa/Boone 14 ***Danny Anderson DB 6-1 190 Sr. Boone, Iowa/Boone 13 Michael Andrade WR 6-2 180 Fr. Houston, Texas/Stephen F. Austin 40 Cooper Andreassen RB 5-7 170 Fr. North English, Iowa/English Valleys 98 Isaiah Arana DL 5-11 255 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz./Goldwater 44 Que Baker-McCauley LB 6-2 265 Fr. Mesa, Ariz./Tempe 32 Noah Bandstra LB 5-11 205 Fr. Marshalltown, Iowa/East Marshall 7 Jeffrey Banks LB 5-11 195 Sr. Clearwater, Fla./Countryside 17 Cameron Bannister QB 6-0 175 Fr. State Center, Iowa/West Marshall 34 Brendan Barber DB 5-10 155 Fr. Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley 22 Kevin Boatner SB 5-10 170 Fr. Slidell, La./Slidell 22 **Jordy Borman DB 5-10 170 Sr. Eagan, Minn./Eagan 33 Carson Boyer RB 6-1 180 Fr. Sterling, Ill./Milledgeville 14 Grant Boyse RB 5-10 155 Fr. Wellman, Iowa/Mid-Prairie 66 Cole Campbell OL 5-9 250 Fr. Jefferson City, Mo./Jefferson City 23 Tyler Cavil DB 5-11 170 So. Olathe, Kan./South 16 Luke Chavez QB 5-8 165 Fr. Houston, Texas/Sam Houston 51 Deryck Cleppe DL 6-1 210 So. Chelsea, Iowa/Belle Plaine 35 Alex Cloyed LB 6-0 205 Sr. Moravia, Iowa/Moravia 15 Drew Coffman QB 6-7 200 Fr. Grinnell, Iowa/Grinnell 15 Jahi Craig LB 5-9 175 So. DeKalb, Ill./DeKalb 21 Benjamin Crist RB 5-10 190 Fr. Elizabeth, Ill./River Ridge 20 *Mason Cross DB 5-11 180 Jr. Osborn, Mo./Bishop LeBlond 72 Ian Den Herder OL 6-0 270 Fr. Mesa, Ariz./Desert Ridge 3 William Diaz Jr. DB 5-6 160 Jr. Tampa, Fla./Gaither 6 DJ Dobbs WR 6-2 180 Fr. Shorewood, Ill./Joliet West 30 Eddie Doran RB 6-1 170 So. Moline, Ill./Moline 37 Patrick Duarte LB 5-11 185 Fr. Houston, Texas/Aldine 92 **Blade Durbala DL 6-1 285 Jr. Blairstown, Iowa/Benton 4 *Brayden Egli QB/DB 6-1 180 So. Saint Charles, Iowa/Interstate 35 74 Zach Ender OL 6-3 275 Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy 55 Ty England OL 5-7 240 So. Boone, Iowa/Boone 24 Christian Escobar DB 5-9 170 Sr. Addison, Ill./Addison Trail 95 Henry Fair DL 6-0 220 Jr. Sycamore, Ill./Sycamore 31 Cody Fields LB 5-10 210 Sr. Lowden, Iowa/North Cedar 87 Billy Friis TE 6-4 230 So. West Branch, Iowa/West Branch 19 Kobe Ganados QB 6-1 140 Fr. El Mirage, Ariz./Dysart 75 Bobby Gens DL 5-11 200 Fr. Ames, Iowa/Ames 10 Dre George DB 5-10 160 Fr. Fresno, Texas/South Houston 57 Matt Gilbert DL 6-2 240 Fr. Carol Stream, Ill./West Chicago 67 *Matt Glockel OL 6-0 245 Jr. Malvern, Iowa/East Mills 90 Chris Godfrey DL 6-4 220 Fr. Saint Charles, Iowa/Interstate 35 39 Jacob Graves DB 5-10 165 Fr. West Branch, Iowa/West Branch 78 Zeke Gravitt OL 6-2 275 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Thunderbird 56 Evan Gray OL 6-1 265 Fr. West Des Moines, Iowa/Waukee 18 *Malik Hatch LB 5-10 210 Jr. Saint Charles, Ill./East 3 **Blaine Hawkins QB 5-11 200 Jr. Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny 50 *Ed Henning OL 6-1 270 Sr. Hartwick, Iowa/HLV 80 Jeff Herbers WR 6-1 165 Fr. Urbandale, Iowa/DM Christian 4 Nathan Herbers QB 6-3 200 Fr. Urbandale, Iowa/DM Christian 26 Dillon Hoit DB 5-10 140 Fr. Solon, Iowa/Solon 8 *Jason Hopp RB 6-0 225 So. Earlham, Iowa/Earlham 7 *Logan Huinker WR 6-3 160 Jr. Altoona, Iowa/Southeast Polk

84 Football 58 Grant Hulscher DL 6-0 240 Fr. Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter 6 **Cade Humphries LB 5-8 205 Jr. Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo 48 Anthony Hunt LB 5-9 195 Fr. North Aurora, Ill./West Aurora 11 Darreon Jackson LB 5-11 230 Fr. Houston, Texas/South Houston 5 Kirkland Jenkin DL 5-8 200 Jr. Kewanee, Ill./Wethersfield 9 Brady Johnson WR 6-3 215 Sr. Stanton, Iowa/Stanton 73 Cooper Johnson OL 6-4 290 Jr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy 82 Nick Johnson WR 6-2 175 Fr. Coralville, Iowa/Iowa City West 28 Evan Kelly RB 5-10 185 Fr. Griswold, Iowa/Griswold 42 Austin Knaack DB 5-8 155 Fr. Grundy Center, Iowa/Grundy Center 11 **Erik Knaack WR 6-0 190 Jr. Reinbeck, Iowa/Gladbrook-Reinbeck 34 Caleb Kuiper RB 5-11 170 Fr. Holland, Iowa/Grundy Center 74 Josh Kuiper DL 6-3 250 So. Holland, Iowa/Grundy Center 54 Blake Laingen DL 5-10 235 Fr. Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo 57 James Lamgo OL 6-3 310 Jr. Corning, Iowa/Southwest Valley 18 Josh Larsen WR 5-10 150 Fr. State Center, Iowa/West Marshall 54 David Leasau OL 5-10 330 Fr. El Mirage, Ariz./Dysart 85 Gabriel Leasau TE 6-2 225 Fr. El Mirage, Ariz./Dysart 12 ***Connor Lewin DB 6-1 195 Sr. Stillman Valley, Ill./Stillman Valley 65 Jake Lewis DL 6-2 245 Fr. Boone, Iowa/Boone 62 Tristan Loudin OL 6-0 270 Fr. Spring, Texas/Legacy Prep Christian Academy 59 *Hunter Maddy LB 6-3 220 Jr. Mystic, Iowa/Centerville 58 *Josh Mayhew OL 6-1 260 Jr. Aurora, Ill./West Aurora 59 Bryce McCain OL 5-11 225 Fr. Pella, Iowa/Pella 48 Reece McCaslen LB 6-0 205 Jr. Montezuma, Iowa/Montezuma 24 Joey McIntyre RB 5-8 210 Jr. Hoffman Estates, Ill./St. Viator 16 Kyle Mitchell DB 6-2 180 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Thunderbird 8 *Cole Moss LB 6-0 195 So. Plainfield, Ill./Neuqua Valley 38 Devon Murray LB 5-9 200 So. Mount Carroll, Ill./West Carroll 83 *Ross Norem TE 6-3 230 Sr. Iowa Falls, Iowa/Iowa Falls-Alden 33 **Tate O’Tool DB 6-0 185 Sr. Fort Dodge, Iowa/St. Edmond 81 *Tylor Obermeyer WR 6-2 200 Jr. Papillion, Neb./Papillion-La Vista 55 Hunter Olson LB 6-0 210 Fr. Peoria, Ariz./Sunrise Mountain 93 **Martin Olson DL 6-1 245 Sr. Kimballton, Iowa/EHK-Exira 91 Joseph Pepe OL 5-7 265 Jr. Gladbrook, Iowa/Gladbrook-Reinbeck 29 Ethan Ponce LB 5-10 235 Fr. South Houston, Texas/South Houston 1 Brady Porter DB 5-11 150 So. Winterset, Iowa/Winterset 28 Nate Rahn LB 6-4 215 Fr. Chadwick, Ill./Milledgeville 35 Kaden Rhinehart SB 5-7 175 Fr. Brooklyn, Iowa/BGM 45 Greg Ricketts LB 5-10 185 Fr. Rochelle, Ill./Rochelle Township 2 **Hunter Robinson WR 6-0 190 Sr. Lisbon, Iowa/Lisbon 49 Aaron Roelfs TE 6-1 245 So. Ackley, Iowa/AGWSR 86 Taren Rose WR 5-9 145 Fr. Glendale, Ariz./Thunderbird 75 Griffin Sargent OL 6-3 275 Jr. Ankeny, Iowa/Centennial 1 *Caleb Schlatter SB 5-11 200 Jr. Story City, Iowa/Roland-Story 10 **Tanner Schminke WR 6-0 180 Jr. Boone, Iowa/Boone 41 Brice Sechrist WR 5-10 150 Fr. Stuart, Iowa/West Central Valley 65 Jacob Sharp OL 5-11 300 Fr. Avondale, Ariz./Phoenix Christian 60 *Carter Smith OL 6-6 275 Sr. Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg 68 **Cody Smith OL 6-4 295 Sr. Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg 9 **Drew Smith LB 5-10 195 Jr. Joliet, Ill./West 2 *Tommy Smith DB 5-10 180 So. Maryville, Tenn./Maryville 17 T.J. Snyder DB 5-9 185 Jr. Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown 21 Ryan Sprain DB 5-9 170 Sr. Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock 25 Zach Strickland LB 5-11 205 Fr. Pleasant Hill, Iowa/Southeast Polk 53 ***Jake Suggett OL 6-0 300 Sr. Chula Vista, Calif./Eastlake 41 Zach Swart DB 5-10 160 Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Prairie

Football 85 47 *Reid Taylor LB 6-1 195 So. Polo, Ill./Polo 47 David Tchomba LB 5-10 190 Fr. Houston, Texas/Alief Elsik 96 **Carter Terpstra DL 6-1 255 Sr. Pella, Iowa/Pella 46 Justin Thomas WR 6-0 185 Fr. Iowa City, Iowa/West 50 Derrick Voss DL 6-2 205 Fr. Hiawatha, Iowa/CR Xavier 12 *Hayden Vroom WR 5-10 170 So. Pella, Iowa/Pella Christian 70 *Travis Wagner OL 6-5 270 Jr. Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View 44 Isaiah Walk RB 6-1 185 Fr. Buffalo Center, Iowa/North Iowa 38 Mitchell Williamson LB 5-10 195 Fr. Wiota, Iowa/CAM 13 *Tre Wilridge III DB 5-7 145 Jr. Crowley, La./Tombstone (Ariz.) 31 Tyler Wilridge RB 5-7 175 Fr. Crowley, La./Tombstone (Ariz.) 27 *Cody Wonderlich LB 5-11 215 Jr. Pleasant Hill, Iowa/Southeast Polk 5 **Jordon Woods RB 5-6 160 Sr. Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg 36 *Andrue Wright LB 6-0 205 Jr. Independence, Iowa/Independence 79 Nick Yarkosky OL 6-1 315 Sr. Albia, Iowa/Albia 43 J.R. Zeitler LB 5-11 190 So. Bloomfield, Iowa/Davis County 56 Jonathan Zolhmann DL 6-1 265 So. Knoxville, Iowa/Knoxville

*letters earned Outlook Football is a numbers game.

And the numbers are favorable for the Central College football team this fall, according to coach Jeff McMartin. Fourteen start- ers return, as well as three specialists. There are 42 juniors and seniors back, along with a big sophomore class and a bountiful freshman class that oozes potential.

Depth abounds. That’s especially valuable given the way the game has evolved.

“Depth is a really important thing,” McMartin said. “It helps you on game day but it also helps you in the whole process of practice and how you practice and the decisions you make in how you utilize people. When you have depth, you can be aggressive in certain facets. We like to play fast, both on offense and defense. In order to play fast, you have to be able to be use tempo to your advantage and you have to be able to practice fast. When you don’t have depth, it’s really hard to practice that way. Now you’re trying to do something in a game that you can’t replicate every day. When you have depth, then you can replicate that.

McMartin also says it more directly.

“Teams that have depth are teams that typically win a lot of football games,” he said.

There’s also this number: One game-changing quarterback. Two-year starter Blaine Hawkins is entering his junior season and his name is already sprinkled throughout the Central football record book. The Heerema-Schilder Award winner as Central’s MVP last year, he was an American Rivers first-team all-conference pick. It’s only slightly misleading to note that Central was 8-0 in games he finishes last year and 0-2 when he was sidelined by injury. Those two losses were against two of the better teams on the Dutch schedule, but there’s no debate that he’s a difference-maker.

Yet it’s not a one-dimensional offense.

“We’re a year older up front,” McMartin said. “We’ve got four of five starting offensive linemen back and all of the guys that are going to play for us have been on the field. I think that helps us. It also helps us that we have a very veteran group of wide receivers that has played a lot. Having (returning starters) back at S-back and tight end, that’s huge. We want to continue to develop our running game and be a well-rounded offense.

“We want Blaine to play quarterback and not have to be our leading rusher, necessarily,” McMartin said. “One of Blaine’s strengths is he can extend plays and he can run with it. We understand his effectiveness and the importance he has in our offense. Taking pressure off of him will allow him to play better. We can do that in the running game, in protection, in getting open, all those things.”

86 Football Meanwhile, eight of 11 starters are back for the league’s third-ranked scoring defense. The Dutch have vacancies at safety, cornerback and linebacker, but also have returning experience at those positions.

“We have talent on both sides of the ball,” McMartin said. “We need to go out and play with confidence and be ready to compete. We have to earn what we get.”

A young Dutch squad was a surprise last year with an 7-0 start before closing at 8-2 and tying for second in the league. Matching that mark while navigating an even more treacherous schedule is not a lock.

Yet the sting of last year’s two late-season losses left a mark. Consequently, McMartin isn’t sugar-coating his expectations for 2019.

“There’s no other option for us than to work to be a better football team than we were last year,” he said. “I’m not going to be satisfied with being as good as we were last year. That’s not even acceptable. We talked about that a lot in the off-season. We met with our players right before they left for the summer and they have a very clear understanding of what the expecta- tion is and that is that we had better come back a better football team in August than when we left in May.”

Quarterback Despite missing most of two games, Hawkins’ 1,896 passing yards are the fifth-most in school history. He completed 147 of 219 passes (67.1 percent) with five interceptions and 17 touchdowns. He also rushed for 318 yards on 105 carries with six scores, averaging a team-high 5.0 yards per carry. Hawkins also established a school record with 212 consecutive passes without an interception.

“Blaine had a great spring,” McMartin said. “He’s healthy and looks good. When Blaine has been on the field for us, good things have happened.”

The Dutch should be better equipped if back-up help is needed. Sophomore Brayden Egli was pressed into his first collegiate start last year. For the season, he completed 37 of 58 passes for 434 yards with one interception and six touchdowns. He also ran 30 times for 79 yards and one TD.

“Brayden’s got a year of experience under his belt,” McMartin said. “He did a nice job.”

Junior wide receiver Tanner Schminke arrived at Central as a quarterback, has taken some varsity snaps and is available if needed. But with the arrival of some talented freshman quarterbacks, McMartin doesn’t think he will be.

Receivers Central began last year searching for answers at wide receiver but now brings back an established group. Schminke and junior Erik Knaack are returning starters at while senior Hunter Robinson and junior Tylor Obermeyer both saw regular duty as well.

Knaack grabbed a team-high 47 catches for 801 yards and nine touchdowns.

“Erik kind of became a go-to guy for us,” McMartin said. “He’s got a knack for going up and battling for balls. He’s got good hands, runs good routes and is very competitive when it comes to attacking the football. He does a good job.”

Schminke had 22 receptions for 323 yards and four TDs.

“Tanner got a lot of experience,” McMartin said. “He’s a really good route runner. But he can also take the football on jet sweeps and short passes and make yards. He runs with the ball really well. He’s a good athlete and we feel can be an impact player for us.”

Robinson had seven catches for 61 yards and a touchdown and was also the team’s top punt returner.

“He’s a big, tall athletic player,” McMartin said. “He should have a great year.”

Obermeyer saw increasing action later in the year. He had 16 catches for 183 yards and a score.

Football 87 “Tylor was equally important to us,” McMartin said. “He rotates with Tanner (Schminke) and Erik (Knaack) and gets on the field quite a bit.”

Sophomore Hayden Vroom flashed some potential in limited time.

“Hayden did a nice job for us as a freshman,” McMartin said. “He got in some games and got some quality reps but also developed a lot in our JV program.”

Junior Logan Huinker was on the field primarily as a holder on place kicks but expects to see more time as a wide receiver this year. Senior Brady Johnson could also contribute.

“Brady’s big, he’s strong,” McMartin said. “He’s got the strength of a tight end and the size of a wide receiver. We’re hopeful he will continue to get better and take advantage of his senior year.

Tight end/S-back Depending on the formation, the Dutch use either or both the tight end and S-back positions.

Senior Ross Norem started at tight end last year and had 15 catches for 238 yards, none bigger than the dramatic winner in the back of the end zone in the closing seconds of a 17-15 triumph over Simpson, his lone score of the year. “He made the switch from quarterback to tight end and does a great job,” McMartin said. “He made a lot of big catches for us throughout the year. He continues to block really well.”

Sophomores Aaron Roelfs and Billy Friis should play bigger roles at tight end as well.

“They’ve had a good off-season, got stronger and bigger and have done a good job of learning the offense,” McMartin said. The look of the S-back position can vary.

“For us the S-back is a hybrid position with moving people around either at tight end or slot or wing or in the backfield,” McMartin said.

Junior Caleb Schlatter was listed as the top S-back last year, although he didn’t typically start the game on the field. But he had 13 catches for 102 yards and two touchdowns. Norem can also play S-back.

Schlatter was hampered by injury late in the year, although he stayed on the field.

“Before his injury, he was really effective,” McMartin said. “Once he got hurt, we had to manage his reps and that kind of changed the trajectory of how his season finished. But he can do the job.

“We feel like we’ve got some depth there at S-back,” he said. “We feel like we have some very good football players and some flexibility in terms of what we can do with Ross both as tight end and S-back.”

Running back A key to the season and a preseason priority is finding an answer at running back. The Dutch graduated a trio of backs who handled the bulk of the carries last year and those three, along with three quarterbacks, were the team’s six rushing leaders. Consequently, it’s not coach-speak when McMartin declares the position wide open.

The lone senior is Jordon Woods. He’s just 5-4 but shifty and elusive, McMartin said. Woods, who has also spent time at defensive back, had 17 carries for 93 yards in 2017 but none last year.

“He has some experience,” McMartin said.

A pair of sophomores, Jason Hopp and Eddie Doran, are back Keep an eye on Hopp. He had 13 rushes for 57 yards and turned some heads by returning a kickoff for a record-tying 99-yard touchdown.

“I think Jason Hopp can be a really good running back,” McMartin said. But he likes Central’s other options as well.

“They’re all different runners,” he said. “Jordon (Woods) is really good behind linemen and has a lot of good, quick cuts.

88 Football Eddie (Doran) is more of a slasher and Jason (Hopp) is a power runner but can also do a good job of making people miss.” Joey McIntyre (junior, Hoffma Estates, Ill./Saint Viator HS) joined the team in the spring and quickly forced his way into the picture.

“He looked good,” McMartin said. “He brings another element and more competition to the position. He’s going to challenge for playing time.”

But McMartin is also not ruling out giving a shot to a freshman as the Dutch have a promising group of incoming backs. The opportunity is there, he said.

“We could have a freshman or two make an impact, because of the needs at that position and the requirements of that position,” he said. “Some of it is going to come down to how well they pick it up and some of it is going to come down to instinct and how well they do they just make plays.”

Offensive line The growth of the running game will be accelerated by a polished offensive line that returns four starters, led by second- team senior all-conference left tackle Cody Smith.

“It starts with Cody,” McMartin said. “He’s a big body who moves well. He’s strong and has a lot of experience. He under- stands the position and does a good job with it.”

Other starters back are senior center Jake Suggett, junior right guard Josh Mayhew and junior right tackle Travis Wagner . Backing Smith is junior Griffin Sargent.

The early frontrunner for the vacant left guard spot is senior Ed Henning, challenged by junior Cooper Johnson and sopho- more Ty England.

“Ed (Henning) has played for us as both a center and a guard,” McMartin said. “Going into his senior year, he’s got a great opportunity to get on the field. He’s gotten bigger and stronger and Cooper Johnson has also improved a lot in the off- season.”

Suggett is also a versatile player.

“He’s played both center and guard,” McMartin said. “He’s very smart and physical. He’s got good size and he moves well. He’s a quality football player.”

Sophomore Colton Anderson opens behind Suggett.

“Colton can also play guard,” McMartin said. “They both do a good job.”

Mayhew became a starter last year at right guard.

“He’s one of the hardest hitters on the football team,” McMartin said. “He’s strong. He’s really embraced a role as one of the leaders on our offensive line. He’s a student of the game.”

He’s pushed by senior Nick Yarkosky and sophomore Nathan Daniels.

“Nick has really continued to work hard to get on the field,” McMartin said. “He had a really good off-season and has the potential to help us. Nathan (Daniels) will also be contending.”

At right tackle, Wagner is making strides.

“Travis is a tall, athletic football player,” McMartin said. “He’s gotten bigger.”

Challenging Wagner are senior Carter Smith, Cody Smith’s twin, and junior James Lamgo .

Football 89 “Carter traveled last year and got some playing time,” McMartin said. “They’ve all got size and continue to improve.”

Defensive line Central returns five of its top six defensive linemen and a pair of juniors have a year of starting experience up front in Blade Durbala and Matt Glockel.

Durbala made 45 stops, including 11 solos with 3.0 for loss.

“Blade has continued to get stronger and quicker every year,” McMartin said. “He’s a real force for us inside. He’s grow as one of our leaders up front.”

Glockel had 29 tackles with 12 solos and 5.0 for loss. Glockel also forced two fumbles and recovered one.

“He came into camp last year a little banged up,” McMartin said. “He fought through it all season long and showed great toughness and resolve. He’s healthy now and we think we’re going to see the best version of Matt Glockel yet.”

But Central also returns senior Carter Terpstra, senior Martin Olson and sophomores Tom Adolph, and Josh Kuiper. Terpstra made 25 tackles with four solos and 3.5 for loss, including 2.0 sacks. Olson made 13 tackles with four solos, Kuiper had five stops and Adolph made four. “Carter (Terpstra) is one of our leaders on the defensive line,” McMartin said. “He’s got the right kind of mindset. He goes out every day to be the best. That translates well to our younger players.

“Martin (Olson) is tremendously strong. He’s very disruptive up front.”

Additional contenders include juniors Joe Pepe and Isaiah Arana and sophomore Deryck Cleppe. And McMartin said that linebacker Henry Fair, who was in Europe through Central’s study abroad program last spring, may actually spend more time on the defensive line this year as well.

“They’re all strong and this off-season we’ve continued to see them increase their strength,” McMartin said. “They’re ath- letic. They do a good job of getting off blocks and making plays. What we’re looking for from them is to take another step in strength and quickness, but I think experience will help them a lot. All those guys played a lot of football for us.”

McMartin considers the line between starter and back-up to be a blurry one, with several linemen in a regular rotation.

“Where we’re at in the game of football today, if you can have eight guys who can play for you up front, that’s a great thing, because you want to rotate guys in and out,” he said. “It’s kind of gotten almost like hockey, with lines going out because of all the plays and the tempo teams are using. You’ve got to be able to substitute people up front. So what I like is that we have depth. We can play two lines and be effective.”

Linebacker There are also numbers at linebacker.

“We feel really good about our depth and the people who are going to be asked to play there,” McMartin said.

The linebacker position is evolving.

“Outside linebackers are really becoming kind of hybrid players,” McMartin said. “They’re guys you’re going to ask to cover slot receivers and play in space. They’re also going to have to force things in the running game and, at times, line up on the line up of scrimmage against tight ends.”

The Dutch have the least experience among their Will linebackers, who play outside but can also be utilized on the line of scrimmage. The early leaders there are senior Jeffrey Banks and junior Hunter Maddy.

“Jeffrey worked very hard this off-season and had a solid spring,” McMartin said. “He brings a lot of energy and a positive mindset to the group.”

Maddy made 19 tackles last year, with four solos and 2.5 for loss.

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“Hunter played quite a bit of football for us last year,” McMartin said. “We’ve also used him as a pass-rush specialist on the defensive line.”

Also competing are juniors Cody Wonderlich and Kirk Jenkin. Jenkin is back after missing all of 2018 with injury.

The Bandit linebackers handle strictly an outside linebacker role. The Dutch are in good shape there with the return of senior Tate O’Tool made 56 tackles, including 20 unassisted with 1.5 for loss. He also broke up three passes and blocked two kicks.

“I think he had a really solid season last year,” McMartin said. “He made a lot of really big plays for us and is going to be one of the leaders on our team.”

He’s backed by sophomores Cole Moss and Jahi Craig.

“They’re two really good athletes, They’re very football-smart. They do a good job of disguising things. They can also cover and run really well. I’m expecting to see them help our football team this year.”

Joining the group is sophomore J.R. Zeitler.

“We’ve moved him from defensive back because he’s physical and can run really well and we feel like that’s a good position for him,” McMartin said. “It’s a good fit.”

Depending on how Central lines up, the Mike linebackers could play either inside or outside, McMartin said. Either way, senior Connor Lewin will play. He was Central’s second-leading tackler last year and the top returning tackler. He made 66, including 32 solos with a team-high 7.5 for loss and 3.5 sacks.

“He’s a versatile enough athlete he could play either inside or outside linebacker for us this year,” McMartin said.

Also seeing time there is junior Cade Humphries, who had 30 tackles, including 17 solos with 2.0 for loss.

“Did a nice job on special teams for us,” McMartin said.

Others at the Mike linebacker spot are sophomore Reid Taylor, senior Cody Fields and senior Alex Cloyed.

“Reid (Taylor) does a nice job,” McMartin said. “He’s going to battle for playing time.

“Cody (Fields) has worked really hard and had a good spring. He’s the type of player that does whatever is asked of him. He’s shown great jumps of improvement each year.”

Cloyed returns after a semester of study abroad.

“Alex has worked hard,” McMartin said. “He comes into his senior year hoping to contribute.”

Back at the Sam inside linebacker spot is junior Drew Smith. He overcame injury to record 50 tackles last year, including 16 solos. Smith was also in Europe during the spring.

Also contending is junior Malik Hatch, who made seven tackles.

“Malik has played several positions but right now we’re looking at him as an inside linebacker,” McMartin said. “He’s done a nice job for us.”

They’re backed by junior Andrue Wright and sophomore Devon Murray.

“Andrue got on some special teams and made big strides,” McMartin said. “Devon shows a lot of great promise from his freshman year.”

Defensive backs

Football 91 The Dutch will have some new faces in the secondary, but some experience as well.

Central rotated three players at the two safety positions. Two graduated but the Dutch return a good one in senior strong safety Jordy Borman, who earned first-team all-conference honors and was a third-team all-region pick for his special teams play. Borman ranked ninth in Division III with six interceptions. He also recorded a blocked kick along with 44 tackles, including 21 solos, and six pass breakups.

“He’s a heady football player,” McMartin said. “He plays really hard and is opportunistic.”

Juniors T.J. Snyder, who moved to the secondary last year after a season at wide receiver and Will Diaz are both contending. Central has also added junior Reece McCaslen, who joined the team in the spring.

But the Dutch also have a sophomore, Tyler Cavil, who will make a strong push for the starting free safety job.

None has seen significant playing time and McMartin is eager to get it sorted out.

“Figuring out who those safeties are, that’s going to be really pivotal to the success of our defense overall,” he said.

Central also has one returning starter and one opening at cornerback. Senior Danny Anderson made 25 tackles, including 14 solos with nine pass breakups. He’s got 20 breakups in three years as a starter and also returns kicks. He’s a men’s tennis letterwinner as well.

“Danny’s got a chance to be a four-year starter for us,” McMartin said. “He’s done a nice job.”

Senior Ryan Sprain, back after missing last year due to injury, is expected to make a run at the other cornerback spot, as are juniors Tre Wilridge and Mason Cross.

“Going into the fall last year, we were really looking for Ryan (Sprain) to make a big step,” McMartin said. “He had a great spring and we think he’ll take that step this fall. We like the way he’s competing.”

Wilridge made 24 tackles last year, including 10 solos, had an interception and three pass breakups. Cross made seven stops.

“Tre (Wilridge) had a great year,” McMartin said. “He created some turnovers for us. He has great feet, does a good job in coverage and has continued to get stronger and bigger.”

Backups include senior Christian Escobar and sophomores Tommy Smith and Brady Porter.

“I feel like as a group we’ve got we’ve got some guys that are very competitive and we’re going to need them to step up for us to be great on defense, but I do feel that we’ve got talent there,” McMartin said.

Special teams Central was in the unusual position of having two all-conference punters last year but both have graduated. Equally unique is that the lone returning upperclass contender for the job is a defensive end/linebacker, Maddy. He was the junior varsity team punter last year.

“It’s either going to be him or a newcomer,” said McMartin, who indicated that there are some encouraging options in the freshman class.

There are no questions at placekicker, where senior Jon Alberts was a first-team CoSIDA Academic All-America selection as well as a second-team D3football.com all-West Region pick and a first-team all-conference honoree. He was a finalist for the Fred Mitchell Award as the national kicker of the year. In the eyes of McMartin, all-America should be added to that list of honors.

Alberts missed a 46-yard field goal try in the season opener, then nailed all eight of his other attempts last year, including a school-record 55-yarder. He was 45 of 46 on extra-point attempts, getting one blocked in the rain, which McMartin blamed on a protection issue. On 64 kickoffs, he had 12 touchbacks.

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“He has just been a great kicker,” McMartin said. “We’ve had a tradition of great kickers here and he is raising the bar. Just a rock-solid kid and a rock-solid kicker. He loves the big moment. He really pushes himself. Our kickers do a great job of doing the little things and working to get better and Jon is no different. He is clutch and made a lot of clutch kicks for us.

“I felt like he was one of, if not the top, kickers in Division III last year.”

Glockel gained experience as a long snapper last season.

There are plenty of options in the return game. Robinson had 16 punt returns for 151 yards (9.4-yard average). Meanwhile, Lewin had 18 kick returns for a 22.4-yard average, Schminke returned seven for 36.4 yards and Schminke had three for 47.0 yards.

“In our return game, Hunter Robinson, Connor Lewin, Danny Anderson, Tre Wilridge, Tyler Cavil have all worked there and have done a good job,” McMartin said.

McMartin puts a special emphasis on special teams play and said the Dutch are well-equipped to make it an asset.

“We’ve got a lot of linebacker/safety/hybrid players that can cover and run well,” he said. “When you look at special teams, we’ve got a lot of people that can make you strong in those areas because of their athleticism, strength and playmaking abil- ity. I think we’ve got good depth in our coverage game, we’ve got good depth in our return game, we’ve got a good kicker coming back. I feel like special teams can be a real strength in our program this year.”

The freshmen McMartin isn’t downplaying his enthusiasm about a freshman class that, on paper, is among the largest and most talented recruiting hauls the Dutch have notched in recent memory.

“I’m really happy with our recruiting class,” he said. “Regardless of where some of these guys land on the depth chart this season, a year from now, two years from now, I think this class is really going to make an impact.

“We have really good depth coming in at a lot of positions,” he said. “This is the biggest group of offensive linemen we’ve brought in. Quarterback, running back, wide receiver; we’re able to find some very talented linebackers. And the other posi- tions, the other freshmen we have at cornerback, safety and defensive line, they really complement us very well. They fit our team and our needs.”

And even with an experienced squad, McMartin said some of the newcomers could force their way onto the field.

“Where there is opportunity, they will get on the field. They’ve got a lot of work to do when they get here, but there’s also great opportunity. They can help us.”

The schedule Six of Central’s 10 games are at Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium. That excites McMartin, yet he downplays its significance.

“You always want to use the home field to your advantage, and it’s great to play in front of our home crowd,” he said. “We have tremendous support the campus and from the community. It’s always special to be at home. But I think if you look at us over the years, our home record and away record are pretty similar.” In fact, over the past five years, the Dutch are 17-7 at home and 20-6 on the road.

More significant than the site is the opponent. The Dutch had first-ever meetings with the University of Northwestern-St. Paul (Minn.) and DePauw University (Ind.) last year and both teams make the trip to Pella this fall.

“It’s unique in that we open with two teams who have never been here before,” McMartin said. “They will be good competi- tion for us. They’re well-coached teams and certainly a lot to prepare for. Then we have a week off and we start the confer- ence season.”

Meanwhile, the American Rivers Conference was hotly contested last year and McMartin expects no different. Wartburg College took the title, just a game in front of Central, the University of Dubuque and Simpson College, knotted in second

Football 93 place, with Coe College two games back.

“You just go down the list,” McMartin said. “We’ve got a lot of challenges.”

And Central’s wealth of experience won’t necessarily provide a huge edge.

“A lot of people have talked to us about how many people we have returning but I think you could say the same for just about everybody in the conference,” McMartin said. “It was a young league last year. Everybody was young.”

It's scary to think about. So McMartin doesn’t.

“Our best bet is to focus on us,” he said. “We’ve got to improve. We’re not satisfied with where we were last year. We won some great games and suffered a couple of tough losses. And the combination of those things should push us to want to be better.”

There may not be another sport where the margin for error is as razor-thin. An early stumble can spoil a season. Dwelling on it afterwards can effectively end it.

“Every game is critical,” McMartin said. “In Division III, your playoffs start in week one. You’re always battling for the oppor- tunity to win a championship and compete in the postseason. Every week is a battle.”

Fans tire of the one-game-at-a-time mantra, yet McMartin insists it’s the only way to endure the demands of a schedule where defeat lurks just a few missed assignments away.

“You can talk a lot about championships in the off-season,” he said. “That’s what keeps you motivated. It’s what gets you out of bed to work out on a cold winter morning. But once the season starts, you’ve got to focus on the day-to-day process. You have one opponent and that’s the team you’re playing that week. That’s playoff football. That recipe has worked really for us over the years. I think this team understands the magnitude of each game.”

And despite the obstacles that await, traversing the schedule with this team is what excites McMartin the most.

“One of the great things about this group of guys, they understand how to play hard,” he said. “They give a great effort. In practice and in games, this is not a team that is slow to get going. These guys are motivated and they play really hard. That is probably their best quality, the effort that we get from them.

“We’ve got a group of people in the program who understand speed and effort and how to be productive. These guys have one gear and it’s all-out. I like coaching them. I like that they give you a great chance to be successful. We need to continue to improve on the little things, not look back and keep looking ahead.”

94 Football Central College championship history

NCAA Division lll national team championships (11) 1974 - Football 1991 - Softball 2000 - Volleyball 1981 - Women’s cross country 1993 - Women’s basketball, softball 2003 - Softball 1982 - Women’s track and field 1998 - Volleyball 1988 - Softball 1999 - Volleyball NCAA Division lll national individual championships (36) 1982 McCullough Lisa Broek, Nancy Cisar, Paula Casey, Marcie Thurn Men’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 400 meter relay Women’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 100 meter relay 2001 Marcie Thurn Katie Brees Women’s outdoor track and field, long jump Women’s indoor track and field, long jump 1983 Chris McCullough, Adam Hartford, Tony Brownlee, Tommy Lisa Broek, Nancy Cisar, Marti Haan, Marcie Thurn Tavegia Women’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 100 meter relay Men’s outdoor track and field, 4x400 meter relay 1984 Peter Wagner Nancy Cisar Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Women’s outdoor track and field, 200 meter dash, 400 2002 meter dash Chris McCullough, Matt McCombs, Peter Wagner, Tony Lori Sears Brownlee Women’s outdoor track and field, 400 meter hurdles, Men’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 400 meter relay long jump 2003 1985 Peter Wagner Brian Goldsworthy Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Men’s golf 2004 1986 Raegan Schultz Lori Sears Women’s outdoor track and field, heptathlon Women’s outdoor track and field, 100 meter hurdles 2005 1987 Cale Van Genderen Tim Hackel Men’s indoor track and field, high jump; Wrestling, 126 pounds men’s outdoor track and field, high jump 1991 2007 Chad Beck Alicia Whisner Wrestling, 126 pounds Women’s outdoor track and field, javelin Jon McGovern 2011 Wrestling, 167 pounds Kurtis Brondyke 1992 Men’s indoor track and field, pentathlon Jon McGovern Ethan Miller Wrestling, 167 pounds Men’s indoor track and field, high jump; 1994 Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Craig Cantrall 2012 Men’s outdoor track and field, high jump Ethan Miller 1997 Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Zech Schiebout 2013 Men’s outdoor track and field, discus Eric Larson 2000 Men’s indoor track and field, heptathlon Nate Koerselman, Adam Hartford, Tommy Tavegia, Chris Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon

Appendix 95 2014 2019 Spencer Hammack, Eli Horton, Drew Jackson, Austin Will Daniels O’Brien Men’s indoor track and field, heptathlon Men’s indoor track and field, distance medley relay Men’s outdoor track and field, decathon

2018 Will Daniels Men’s indoor track and field, heptathlon Mark Fairley Men’s outdoor track and field, 3,000-meter steeplechase

NCAA Division lll players of the year (9) 1985 1999 2003 Brian Goldsworthy Abbie Brown Libby Hysell Men’s golf Volleyball Softball 1995 2000 2011 Emilie Hanson Donell Hotze Ethan Miller Women’s basketball Softball Men’s indoor track and field 1998 Candace Wilson 2012 Abbie Brown Volleyball Ethan Miller Volleyball Men’s outdoor track and field Honda Division III Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year (1) 2003 Libby Hysell

NCAA postgraduate scholarship winners (25) 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Jon Hietbrink, men’s golf 1973 - Dana Snoap, men’s basketball 2004 - Raegan Schultz, women’s track and field 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball 2005 - Jamie Stark, volleyball 1982 - Cam Ratering, women’s cross country, track 2006 - Nick Cochrane, men’s tennis 1983 - Lisa Broek, women’s track Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 1986 - Scott Lindell, football 2007 - Ben Bollard, men’s track and field 1988 - Rick Perry, football Alicia Whisner, women’s track and field 1989 - Chris Hoffman, wrestling 2015 - Spencer Hammack, men’s track and field 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football - Taylor Cox, football 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 2016 - Riley Gray, football Rick Sanger, football 2017 - Mark Fairley, men’s cross country 2001 - Roger Dortch, men’s golf 2018 - Ryan Kruse, men’s track and field 2002 - Tony Brownlee, men’s track and field

96 Appendix NCAA Iowa/Confernece Woman of the Year (9) College Football Hall of Fame (2) 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball South Bend, Ind. 2001 - Candace Wilson, volleyball 1996 - Vern Den Herder, defensive end, 1967-70 2002 - Angie Nielsen, volleyball 2000 - Ron Schipper, coach, 1961-96 2004 - Raegan Schultz, women’s track and field, volleyball *2006 - Katie Pederson, volleyball, women’s track and field National Fastpitch Coaches Association 2007 - Alicia Whisner, volleyball, women’s track and field Hall of Fame (1) 2011 - Jill Ziskovsky, women’s track and field 2007 - George Wares, coach, 1985- 2018 - Kate Patton, women’s track and field 2019 - Mariah Fritz, softball *Starting in 2006, honorees were selected by conference Duane Schroeder Iowa Conference rather than state Scholar-Athlete of the Year (6) 2003-04 - Raegan Schultz Wagner, volleyball, women’s NCAA Top Eight Award (1) track and field 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 2005-06 - Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 2005-06 - Katie Pederson Whipple, volleyball, women’s track and field NCAA Silver Anniversary Award (1) 2011-12 - Jill Ziskovsky Halcomb, women’s track and field 1998 - Harry Smith, football 2013-14 - Kyle Freischlag, men’s tennis 2016-17 - Riley Gray, football

Appendix 97 Top 10 national team finishes (79)

1974 1989 2001 Football, first Women’s golf, second Softball, second Softball, fourth Men’s track and field, sixth 1978 Wrestling, fifth Men’s tennis, 10th Football, final eight 2002 Men’s outdoor track and field, seventh 1979 1990 Men’s golf, ninth Women’s cross country, fourth Softball, third Football, final four 2003 1980 Women’s golf, sixth Softball, first Women’s cross country, sixth Wrestling, seventh 2004 1981 1991 Men’s golf, tie, ninth Women’s cross country, first Women’s Softball, first outdoor track and field, fourth Women’s golf, fourth 2007 Men’s golf, ninth Wrestling, fourth Football, final eight

1982 1992 2011 Women’s outdoor track and field, first Wrestling, sixth Men’s indoor track and field, second Men’s golf, 10th Football, final eight Men’s outdoor track and field, seventh Softball, tie, ninth 1983 1993 Women’s golf, third Women’s basketball, first 2012 Men’s golf, sixth Women’s golf, fifth Men’s outdoor track and field, tie, ninth Women’s outdoor track and field, fourth Softball, first 2013 1984 1994 Men’s cross country, sixth Women’s outdoor track and field, second Softball, third Softball, tie, seventh Football, second Women’s golf, fifth Men’s indoor track and field, tie, ninth Men’s golf, sixth Men’s outdoor track and field, seventh 2014 1985 1995 Men’s indoor track and field, 10th Wrestling, second Men’s golf, tie, seventh Men’s golf, fifth Softball, third 2015 Football, final four Softball, tie, ninth 1996 1986 Men’s golf, 10th 2016 Wrestling, eighth Men’s outoor track and field, tie, sixth Women’s golf, second 1997 Softball, second Volleyball, third 2018 Football, final eight Softball, tie, fifth Men’s indoor track and field, tie, ninth Men’s golf, seventh 1987 Women’s golf, third 1998 Football, final four Volleyball, first Softball, fourth Men’s outdoor track and field, tie, eighth Men’s golf, sixth Wrestling, eighth 1999 Volleyball, first 1988 Softball, first 2000 Football, second Volleyball, first Women’s golf, third Men’s outdoor track and field, third Football, final eight

98 Appendix NCAA Division III national statistical championships (36) Team (23) Individual (13) Football Baseball 1974 - Lowest scoring defense, 6.9 points per game 1994 - Most doubles per game, 0.55, Chris Johnson 1978 - Lowest scoring defense, 5.0 points per game 2005 - Hit by pitch per game, 0.56, Shea Stamp 1988 - Highest scoring offense, 37.6 points per game 2001 - Net punting, 38.0 yards per punt Men’s basketball 2006 - Turnover margin, plus 1.9 per game 2007 - Highest field goal percentage, 69.7, Keith Pedersen Fewest fumbles lost, 2 2015 - Fewest penalties, 27 Women’s basketball 2015 - Fewest penalties per game, 2.70 1993-94 - Highest scoring average, 29.6, Emilie Hanson 2015 - Fewest penalties yards per game, 26.4 1994-95 - Highest scoring average, 27.8, Emilie Hanson

Softball Football 1987 - Lowest ERA, 0.72 1977 - Most yards rushing, 147.7 per game, Don Taylor 1989 - Lowest ERA, 0.53 1988 - Highest passing efficiency rating, 152.5, Steve Flynn 1991 - Lowest ERA, 0.79 2016 - Most receptions per game, 10.5, Sam Markham Most stolen bases, 141 1992 - Most stolen bases, 120 Softball 1993 - Highest winning percentage, .950 (38-2) 1991 - Most victories, 26, Jamie Mahnke 2000 - Most stolen bases, 182 1993 - Lowest ERA, 0.25, Missey Allen 2003 - Lowest ERA, 0.72 1996 - Lowest ERA, 0.66, Kara Stanley Most stolen bases, 134 2000 - Lowest ERA, Libby Hysell, 1.19 2009 - Most stolen bases, 121 2003 - Lowest ERA, Libby Hysell, 0.41 2012 - Most stolen bases, 127

Volleyball 1997 - Highest hitting percentage, .338 1999 - Highest winning percentage, 1.000 (41-0) 1999 - Highest hitting percentage, .345 National coaches of the year Head coach Guy Mosher, 2010, 2011, men’s outdoor track and field Gary Boeyink, 1993, women’s basketball (Basketball (USTCCCA) Gazette) Guy Mosher, 2011, men’s indoor track and field Megan Clayberg, 1998, volleyball, American Volleyball (USTCCCA) Coaches Association Jim Fuller, 2018, men’s indoor track and field Megan Clayberg, 2000, volleyball (Asics/Volleyball (USTCCCA) magazine) George Wares, 2003, softball Staff of the Year Softball, 2003, George Wares, Sam Vande Weerd, Assistant coach Teresa Thompson, Marcy Roff (NFCA) Don De Waard, 2000, football (AFCA) Dick Bowzer, 2008, football (AFCA)

NACDA Director’s Cup Division III all-sports finishes Year Place Pts. Year Place Pts. Year Place Pts. 1995-96 47 222.5 2004-05 96 164 2013-14 50 358.75 1996-97 t-40 232.5 2005-06 94 165.5 2014-15 51 328 1997-98 38 170 2006-07 80 228.5 2015-16 61 312.75 1998-99 t-34 160 2007-08 87 228.5 2016-17 100 201.5 1999-2000 25 329 2008-09 124 154.5 2017-18 91 220.5 2000-01 12 459 2009-10 44 332.75 2018-19 91 215 2001-02 21 376 2010-11 37 388 approx. 450 NCAA Division III schools 2002-03 43 280.5 2011-12 58 299 2003-04 33 328 2012-13 42 359

Appendix 99 American Rivers Conference all-sports titles (23) (league name changed from Iowa Conference in August, 2018) Men (14) Women (9) 1977 1985 1992 1983 1990 1979 1987 1993 1984 1994 (tie) 1980 1988 1994 1985 2001 1981 1990 1995 1986 2004 1982 1991 1987

American Rivers Conference titles (182) (league name changed from Iowa Conference in August, 2018) 1930 - Basketball Women’s track and field 1931 - BasketbalI Football (tie with Wartburg) 1932 - Basketball Volleyball (tie with William Penn) 1936 - Basketball Women’s golf 1939 - Football (tie with Upper lowa) 1984 - Wrestling 1945 - Football Men’s tennis 1946 - Football (tie with Upper Iowa) Men’s golf 1947 - Baseball Women’s track and field 1948 - Baseball Football 1956 - Football Women’s golf 1958 - Basketball (tie with Upper Iowa) Volleyball 1964 - Football (tie with Upper Iowa) 1985 - Wrestling 1965 - Men’s tennis (tie with Luther) Men’s basketball Football Women’s basketball (tie with Buena Vista, Simpson, 1966 - Football William Penn) 1967 - Football Men’s golf 1969 - Men’s golf (tie with William Penn) Men’s tennis 1970 - Men’s tennis (tie with Luther) Women’s track and field 1971 - Men’s basketball (tie with Wartburg, William Penn) Football 1974 - Football Women’s cross courntry 1975 - Baseball (tie with Luther) Women’s golf 1976 - Men’s golf 1986 - Men’s golf 1977 - Men’s basketball Men’s tennis Football Softball (tie with Luther) Men’s golf Women’s track and field Men’s tennis Women’s golf 1978 - Men’s basketball Volleyball Men’s tennis Football Men’s golf 1987 - Men’s golf Football (tie with Buena Vista, Dubuque, Luther) Men’s tennis 1979 - Men’s basketball Women’s track and field Men’s tennis Women’s golf Men’s track and field Football 1980 - Men’s basketball 1988 - Men’s golf Men’s tennis Volleyball 1981 - Men’s golf 1989 - Wrestling Men’s tennis Men’s golf Football Football 1982 - Men’s golf Women’s golf Men’s tennis 1990 - Softball Women’s golf Men’s golf Women’s cross country Women’s golf 1983 - Women’s basketball (tie with William Penn) Football Men’s golf Men’s tennis

100 Appendix 1991 - Men’s basketball (tie with Wartburg) 2005 - Football (tie with Coe) Men’s golf Volleyball Men’s track and field 2006 - Baseball (tie with Simpson) Softball Football 1992 - Wrestling Volleyball (tie with Simpson) Men’s basketball (tie with Simpson) 2007 - Men’s golf Men’s track and field Football Men’s golf Volleyball Football 2009 - Softball 1993 - Women’s basketball Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf Football Softball 2010 - Men’s basketball Volleyball Men’s indoor track and field 1994 - Men’s basketball (tie with Upper Iowa) Men’s outdoor track and field Women’s basketball Men’s golf Men’s track and field 2011 - Men’s indoor track and field Men’s golf Men’s outdoor track and field Football Men’s golf 1995 - Men’s basketball (tie with Simpson) Softball (tie with Luther) Women’s basketball (tie with Buena Vista, Luther) 2012 - Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf Men’s track and field Baseball Football Men’s cross country 1996 - Softball (tie with Buena Vista) 2013 - Men’s indoor track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf Men’s tennis Softball (tie with Coe) Volleyball Men’s cross country 1997 - Men’s track and field 2014 - Men’s basketball Volleyball 2015 - Men’s indoor track and field (tie with Wartburg) 1998 - Women’s basketball (tie with Luther, Simpson) Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s track and field Men’s golf Men’s golf 2016 - Men’s indoor track and field Football Men’s outdoor track and field Volleyball Women’s golf 1999 - Men’s golf 2018 - Men’s outdoor track and field Men’s tennis Women’s golf Volleyball 2019 - Softball 2000 - Softball (tie with Coe, Simpson) Men’s tennis Men’s track and field Football Volleyball 2001 - Men’s golf Men’s track and field Football Volleyball 2002 - Men’s golf Softball Football (tie with Coe, Wartburg) Volleyball (tie with Wartburg) 2003 - Men’s golf Softball Volleyball 2004 - Men’s track and field Softball Volleyball

Appendix 101 Academic All-Americans, selected by CoSIDA (62)

1979 1993 2010 Chris Adkins, football Blake Jessen, baseball Jill Ziskovsky, women’s track and field Brent Aufdembrink, football Heather Reedy, softball Mindi Remsburg, softball 2011 1983 Jayna Blom, women’s track and field Jill Ziskovsky, women’s track and field Denise Boll, women’s basketball Lisa Broek, women’s track and field 1994 2012 Tony Carey, men’s golf *Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Jason Sanders, football 1984 2013 Denise Boll, women’s basketball 1995 Eric Larson, men’s track and field *Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1985 Matt Bandstra, football 2015 Sue Poppens, women’s basketball Eric Larson, men’s track and field Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf 1996 Jamie Vander Veer, men’s track and field Todd Sutphen, baseball Ryan Murphy, men’s tennis Scott Lindell, football 2016 Neil Gray, football 1997 Mitchell Boerm, football Ryan Murphy, men’s tennis 1986 2017 Scott Lindell, football 1998 Colby Taylor, men’s basketball Jason Darling, baseball Kyle Gritsch, football 1987 Carson Remick, football Beth Van Voorhis, women’s tennis 2000 Angie Nielsen, volleyball 2018 1988 Will Daniels, men’s track and field Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis 2004 Mark Fairley, men’s cross country/ Rick Perry, football Raegan Schultz, women’s track and track and field Gregg Gustafson, football field Kate Patton, women’s track and feld Dallas Bogner, men’s tennis Jamie Stark, volleyball Elise Askelsen, women’s soccer Jon Alberts, football 1989 2005 Rick Hassman, baseball Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 2019 Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis Jason Ford, men’s tennis *Will Daniels, men’s track and field

1990 2006 Matt Melvin, men’s basketball *Adam Duerfeldt, baseball *Academic all-American Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis Nick Cochrane, men’s tennis player of the year Bryan George, men’s cross country/ 1991 men’s track and field Rich Kacmarynski, football Ben Bollard, football

1992 2007 Nate Hart, men’s basketball Ben Bollard, men’s track and field Heather Reedy, softball Chris Hulleman, football

102 Appendix All-Americans (459 times, 252 athletes) 1960 - John Carle, men’s basketball 1983 - Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field 1966 - Dennis Descoteau, football Marti Haan, women’s outdoor track and field Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field 1967 - Doug Van Boven, football Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Mike Shanahan, men’s outdoor track and field 1969 - Vern Den Herder, football 1984 - Murray Anderson, wrestling 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Bryant Hancock, wrestling John Edwards, baseball Dale Lawrence, wrestling Kelly McGovern, wrestling 1973 - Gerald Piester, men’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Lori Sears, women’s outdoor track and field 1974 - Terry Youngblood, men’s outdoor track and field Kevin Geary, men’s outdoor track and field Al Dorenkamp, football Joe Martin, men’s outdoor track and field Jerry Quick, men’s outdoor track and field 1977 - Don Taylor, football Matt Schulte, men’s outdoor track and field Scott Froehle, football 1978 - Jason Locke, men’s outdoor track and field Rich Thomas, football Don Keller, men’s outdoor track and field 1985 - Ed Ergenbright, wrestling 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Dale Lawrence, wrestling Cam Ratering, women’s cross country Duane Lawrence, wrestling Scot Storjohann, wrestling 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Cam Ratering, women’s cross country Rich Thomas, football

1981 - Stacy Bandy, wrestling 1986 - Kevin Azinger, wrestling Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Tim Hackel, wrestling Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Kelly McGovern, wrestling Laurie Haddy, women’s outdoor track and field Cindy Messer, softball Carla Huddle, women’s outdoor track and field Lori Sears, women’s outdoor track and field Kim Lehman, women’s outdoor track and field Joe Jaspers, men’s golf Goldie Nicholson, women’s outdoor track and field Jeff Blythe, football Robin Rasmussen, women’s outdoor track and field, women’s cross country 1987 - Matt Diehl, wrestling Cam Ratering, women’s outdoor track and field, Tim Hackel, wrestling women’s cross country Paul Veak, wrestling Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field Jay McGovern, wrestling Lori Nolte, women’s cross country Brad Eggers, wrestling Jan Sedlacek, women’s cross country Cindy Kline, women’s golf Jackie Schwers, women’s cross country Laurie Sutten, softball Brad Depke, men’s outdoor track and field Kris Thompson, softball Joe Jaspers, men’s golf 1982 - Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Paula Casey, women’s outdoor track and field 1988 - Jim Bruxvoort, men’s indoor track and field, Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Laurie Haddy, women’s outdoor track and field Paul Lovell, men’s indoor track and field Cam Ratering, women’s outdoor track and field Cindy Kline, women’s golf Jackie Schwers, women’s outdoor track and field Pat Jackson, men’s golf Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field Laurie Sutten, softball Rose Van Egmond, women’s outdoor track and field Chris Hoffman, wrestling Kean Richard, men’s outdoor track and field Steve Flynn, football Mike Stumberg, football Ron Saak, football

Appendix 103 1989 - Chris Hoffman, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Chad Beck, wrestling Nate Smith, men’s indoor track and field, Scot Dierks, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Eric Stewart, wrestling Mike Morris, men’s outdoor track and field Jenny Wistrom, women’s golf Brian Dunlap, men’s indoor track and field, Brenda Vigness, softball men’s outdoor track and field Jim Bruxvoort, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Zimmerman, men’s indoor track and field, Kris Reis, football men’s outdoor track and field Les McCracken, men’s indoor track and field, 1990 - Steve Weers, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Jon McGovern, wrestling Mark Kacmarynski, football Joe Stutting, wrestling Rick Sanger, football Jim Bruxvoort, men’s indoor track and field, Jeff Helle, football men’s outdoor track and field Andy Goodman, men’s cross country David Ellingson, men’s outdoor track and field Jeff Wallerich, men’s outdoor track and field 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Jason Snyder, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Gabrielson, wrestling Dan Wallace, men’s outdoor track and field Ryan Erickson, men’s indoor track and field Julie Fortin, women’s outdoor track and field Brent Ferneau, men’s indoor track and field, Ron Saak, football men’s outdoor track and field Eddie Heim, men’s indoor track and field, 1991 - Chad Beck, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Jon McGovern, wrestling Nate Smith, men’s indoor track and field, Jamie Mahnke, softball men’s outdoor track and field Christi Van Werden, softball Dan Zimmerman, men’s indoor track and field, Eric Pingel, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Tim Lewis, football Kevin Lucken, men’s golf Missey Allen, softball 1992 - Jon McGovern, wrestling Lynette Mullen, softball Bruce Kuennen, wrestling Rick Sanger, football Joel Marsden, wrestling Matt Bandstra, football Brad Kreiner, wrestling Emily Grimes, softball 1996 - Brent Lawrenson, wrestling Julie Nelson, softball Missey Allen, softball Jennifer Semler, softball Lynette Mullen, softball Eric Pingel, men’s outdoor track and field Rob Akers, men’s golf Craig Cantrall, men’s outdoor track and field Mark Kacmarynski, football Bill Mulder, football 1997 - Greg Breeding, wrestling 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball Darin Fisher, men’s golf Bruce Kuennen, wrestling Zech Schiebout, men’s outdoor track and field Brian Reece, wrestling Jay Rhoten, men’s outdoor track and field John Guenther, men’s golf Kara Stanley, softball Craig Cantrall, men’s outdoor track and field Matt Paulsen, football Brian Dunlap, men’s outdoor track and field Abbie Brown, volleyball Les McCracken, men’s outdoor track and field Candace Wilson, volleyball Mike Morris, men’s outdoor track and field Nate Smith, men’s outdoor track and field 1998 - Jina Bos, women’s outdoor track and field Dan Zimmerman, men’s outdoor track and field Sean Clark, men’s outdoor track and field Emily Grimes, softball Adam Hartford, men’s outdoor track and field Missey Allen, softball Andrew Paulsen, men’s outdoor track and field, Jennifer Semler, softball football Jeff Helle, football Nate Korselman, men’s outdoor track and field Jay Rhoten, men’s outdoor track and field 1994 - Dan Gabrielson, wrestling Jon Lindaman, men’s outdoor track and field Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Abbie Brown, volleyball Craig Cantrall, men’s indoor track and field, Candace Wilson, volleyball

104 Appendix 1999 - Ryan Cunningham, wrestling Tony Brownlee, men’s indoor track and field, Sean Clark, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Matt Jens, men’s outdoor track and field Brad Gaskill, men’s outdoor track and field Matt McCombs, men’s indoor track and field, Nate Koerselman, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Jon Lindaman, men’s indoor track and field, Chris McCullough, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Marc Vander Velden, men’s outdoor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, Abbie Brown, volleyball men’s outdoor track and field Candace WIlson, volleyball Austin Bonnema, football Angie Nielsen, volleyball Jeff Sanger, football 2003 - D.J. Cobler, men’s indoor track and field Steve Perkins, football Matt McCombs, men’s indoor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, 2000 - Katie Brees, women’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Tanner Whipple, men’s indoor track and field Donell Hotze, softball Dustin Roland, wrestling Annie Van Wetzinga, softball Cale Van Genderen, men’s outdoor track and field Sean Clark, men’s outdoor track and field Jenn Hansen, women’s outdoor track and field Adam Hartford, men’s outdoor track and field Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Nate Koerselman, men’s outdoor track and field Raegan Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Chris McCullough, men’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Tommy Tavegia, men’s outdoor track and field April Miller, softball Marc Vander Velden, men’s outdoor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s outdoor track and field 2004 - Kevin Owens, wrestling Jeff Sanger, football Patrick McElyea, men’s golf Reid Evans, football Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Justin Snyder, football Raegan Schultz, women’s indoor track and field Candace Wilson, volleyball women’s outdoor track and field Angie Nielsen, volleyball Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field Cale Van Genderen, men’s indoor track and field, 2001 - Dmitry Tarasov, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Annie Van Wetzinga, softball Tanner Whipple, men’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Beth Cunningham, women’s cross country Katie Brees, women’s indoor track and field, Mark Sanger, football women’s outdoor track and field Tony Brownlee, men’s indoor track and field, 2005 - D.J. Cobler, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s outdoor track and field Adam Hartford, men’s indoor track and field, Justin Koeppe, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Kevin Pitz, men’s outdoor track and field Chris McCullough, men’s outdoor track and field Cale Van Genderen, men’s indoor track and field, Tommy Tavegia, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, Ryan Johnson, football men’s outdoor track and field Vance Schuring, football Angie Nielsen, volleyball 2006 - Zac Bailey, men’s outdoor track and field 2002 - Jeremy Hendricks, wrestling Ben Bollard, men’s indoor track and field Dustin Roland, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Molly Parrott, women’s basketball, softball Teddy Clark, men’s indoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Tim White, men’s golf men’s outdoor track and field Katie Button, women’s indoor track and field Bryan George, men’s indoor track and field Abby Gonzales, women’s indoor track and field, Craig Hernandez, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Justin Koeppe, men’s indoor track and field, Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Reagan Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Kevin Pitz, men’s indoor track and field,

Appendix 105 men’s outdoor track and field 2011 - Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field, Brian Respeliers, men’s indoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Zach Zellweger, men’s indoor track and field Matt Graber, men’s indoor track and field Alex Costigan, women’s outdoor track and field Kurtis Brondyke, men’s indoor track and field, Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Dana Wilkerson, women’s outdoor track and field Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field Nick Reed, football Trevor Veach, men’s outdoor track and field Taylor Vanden Wynboom, football Mitch Wagoner, men’s outdoor track and field Brant VerMeer, football Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Jill Ziskovsky, women’s indoor track and field, 2007 - Ben Bollard, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Emily Teas, women’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field, football women’s outdoor track and field Jason Fisher, men’s outdoor track and field Felicia Coleman, women’s indoor track and field, Craig Hernandez, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Alex Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Rachel Purdy, women’s indoor track and field, Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Joel Winters, men’s golf Caitlin Wilson, women’s outdoor track and field Greg Altmaier, football Kiley Lythberg, softball Katie Tenboer, softball 2008 - Kari Hutchinson, women’s indoor track and field Emily Teas, women’s indoor track and field 2012 - Caitlin Wilson, women’s indoor track and field Jill Ziskovsky, women’s indoor track and field Eric Larson, men’s indoor track and field, Rachelle Tipton, women’s indoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Jason Fisher, men’s indoor track and field Ethan Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Mitch Wagoner, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Logan Danko, men’s outdoor track and field Alex Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Luke Bolander, men’s outdoor track and field Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field Matt Patrick, men’s outdoor track and field Trevor Veach, men’s outdoor track and field Kurtis Brondyke, men’s outdoor track and field Alex Edwards, men’s outdoor track and field Kelly Harris, softball Morgan Darrow, women’s outdoor track and field Annie Sarcone, softball 2009 - Kurtis Brondyke, men’s indoor track and field, Abbey Strajack, softball men’s outdoor track and field Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field, Eli Horton, men’s cross country men’s oudoor track and field Rachel Boeke, women’s outdoor track and field 2013 - Eric Larson, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Rachael Everingham, softball outdoor track and field Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Eli Horton, men’s indoor track and field, men’s cross country 2010 - Kurtis Brondyke, men’s outdoor track and field Felicia Coleman, women’s indoor track and field Matt Graber, men’s indoor track and field Mallory Schulenberg, softball Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field Austin O’Brien, men’s cross country men’s outdoor track and field Danny Samson, football Mitch Morris, men’s outdoor track and field Jordan Gegner, men’s outdoor track and field 2014 - Austin O’Brien, men’s indoor track and field Luke Bolander, men’s outdoor track and field Eli Horton, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor Matt Patrick, men’s outdoor track and field track and field, cross country Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Spencer Hammack, men’s indoor track and field Logan Danko, men’s outdoor track and field Drew Jackson, men’s indoor track and field Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s Jill Ziskovsky, women’s indoor track and field outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Robbie Rushing, baseball Katie Tenboer, softball Jacob Edleman, football Shane Wong, football 2015 - Daniel Page, wrestling

106 Appendix Matt Seabold, wrestling Monica Ruiz, women’s outdoor track and field Abbey Strajack, softball Sam Markham, football Karlee Rock, softball Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field 2017 - Logan Mulford, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Camie Kibbee, women’s indoor track and field outdoor track and field Allie McBroom, women’s indoor track and field C.J. Pestano, wrestling Kate Patton, women’s indoor track and field Cam Timok, wrestling Jamie Vander Veer, men’s indoor track and field Mark Fairley, men’s outdoor track and field; men’s Eric Larson, men’s outdoor track and field cross country Cole Decker, men’s outdoor track and field, cross country 2018 - C.J. Pestano, wrestling Will Daniels, men’s indoor track and field; men’s 2016 - C.J. Pestano, wrestling outdoor track and field Logan Mulford, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Ryan Kruse, men’s indoor track and field outdoor track and field Mark Fairley, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Roemerman, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field 2019 - Cam Timok, wrestling Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s Will Daniels, men’s indoor track and field; men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field Lorell Stuht, women’s indoor track and field Drake Lewis, men’s outdoor track and field Cole Decker, men’s outdoor track and field Ashlee Downs, women’s outdoor track and field Hope Heitman, women’s outdoor track and field Kate Patton, women’s outdoor track and field

American Rivers Conference MVPs (140) (league name changed from Iowa Conference in August, 2018) 1969 - Don Ver Meer, men’s golf Cindy Kline, women’s golf 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Ingrid Elvebak, women’s cross country, women’s out Bob Parrott, men’s tennis door track and field 1973 - Steve Paris, wrestling Steve Muller, men’s basketball Dana Snoap, baseball Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis 1974 - Al Dorenkamp, football Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Terry Youngblood, men’s track 1986 - Jo Beth Castleberry, volleyball 1977 - Denny Van Wyk, men’s basketball Cindy Kline, women’s golf Don Taylor, football Kelly McGovern, wrestling 1978 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis Pat Espinosa, men’s tennis Ingrid Elvebak, women’s outdoor track and field 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country, 1987 - Cindy Kline, women’s golf men’s track and fiueld Bill Spurbeck, men’s golf Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Laurie Sutten, softball 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball 1988 - Mike Stumberg, football 1981 - Bruce Wendt, football Lori Ellwood, women’s basketball Kevin Luttrell, men’s tennis Joe Jaspers, men’s golf Ron Peterson, men’s golf Brenda Vigness, softball 1982 - Augie Lugo, men’s tennis 1989 - Eric Stewart, wrestling Ron Peterson, men’s golf Kendra Storjohann, volleyball Tracee Foster, women’s golf 1990 - Ron Saak, football Pam Coon, women’s tennis Pat Jackson, men’s golf 1983 - Karen Collentine, volleyball 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Christi Van Werden, softball Dan Hassman, baseball 1992 - Jon McGovern, wrestling 1984 - Kim Doyle, women’s golf Nate Hart, men’s basketball Karen Collentine, volleyball Jana Daberkow, women’s golf Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Andy Goodman, men’s cross country Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball 1985 - Rich Thomas, football Chad Hoekstra, men’s golf

Appendix 107 Emily Grimes, softball Kendra Storjohann, volleyball 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 1990 - Ron Saak, football Andy Goodman, men’s track and field, Pat Jackson, men’s golf men’s cross country 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football Nate Smith, men’s track and field Christi Van Werden, softball Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1992 - Jon McGovern, wrestling Todd Isley, men’s golf Nate Hart, men’s basketball 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Jana Daberkow, women’s golf 1969 - Don Ver Meer, men’s golf Andy Goodman, men’s cross country 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball Bob Parrott, men’s tennis Chad Hoekstra, men’s golf 1973 - Steve Paris, wrestling Emily Grimes, softball Dana Snoap, baseball 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 1974 - Al Dorenkamp, football Andy Goodman, men’s track and field, Terry Youngblood, men’s track men’s cross country 1977 - Denny Van Wyk, men’s basketball Nate Smith, men’s track and field Don Taylor, football Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1978 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Todd Isley, men’s golf Pat Espinosa, men’s tennis 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country, 1996 - Maggie Brown, volleyball men’s track and fiueld Missey Allen, softball Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball 1997 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track and field 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Abbie Brown, volleyball 1981 - Bruce Wendt, football 1998 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track and field Kevin Luttrell, men’s tennis Spencer Cox, men’s tennis Ron Peterson, men’s golf Abbie Brown, volleyball 1982 - Augie Lugo, men’s tennis 1999 - Wade Van Vark, baseball Ron Peterson, men’s golf Abbie Brown, volleyball Tracee Foster, women’s golf 2000 - Chris McCullough, men’s track and field Pam Coon, women’s tennis Jeff Sanger, football 1983 - Karen Collentine, volleyball Candace Wilson, volleyball Augie Lugo, men’s tennis 2001 - Roger Dortch, men’s golf Dan Hassman, baseball Angie Nielsen, volleyball 1984 - Kim Doyle, women’s golf 2002 - Peter Wagner, men’s track and field Karen Collentine, volleyball Tim White, men’s golf Augie Lugo, men’s tennis 2003 - Peter Wagner, men’s track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball 1985 - Rich Thomas, football 2004 - Corrie Schmidt, softball Cindy Kline, women’s golf Tanner Whipple, men’s track and field Ingrid Elvebak, women’s cross country, women’s Jamie Stark, volleyball outdoor track and field 2005 - Katie Pederson, volleyball Steve Muller, men’s basketball Vance Schuring, football Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt, baseball Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Vance Schuring, football 1986 - Jo Beth Castleberry, volleyball 2007 - Andy Petersen, men’s golf Cindy Kline, women’s golf Tim Connell, football Kelly McGovern, wrestling 2008 - Andy Petersen, men’s golf Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field Ingrid Elvebak, women’s outdoor track and field Kelly Harris, softball 1987 - Cindy Kline, women’s golf Kari Hutchinson, women’s outdoor track and field Bill Spurbeck, men’s golf Sarah Paulson, women’s golf Laurie Sutten, softball 2009 - Sarah Paulson, women’s golf 1988 - Mike Stumberg, football *Megan Swingen, softball Lori Ellwood, women’s basketball 2010 - Kurtis Brondyke, men’s outdoor track and field Joe Jaspers, men’s golf Ethan Miller, men’s outdoor track and field, Brenda Vigness, softball men’s indoor track and field 1989 - Eric Stewart, wrestling Miguel Ley, men’s basketball

108 Appendix **Katie Tenboer, softball 2014 - Matt Greenfield, men’s basketball Shane Wong, football (defensive) Eli Horton, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Brett McKenzie, men’s soccer outdoor track and field 2011 - Ethan Miller, men’s indoor track and field Cole Decker, men’s cross country men’s outdoor track and field 2015 - Desmond Stoll, men’s golf Kyle Wood, men’s outdoor track and field Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field Jason Harvey, men’s golf **Abbey Strajack, softball Sarah Paulson, women’s golf *Dylan Diveney, baseball 2012 -*Joel Pulliam, baseball Cole Decker, men’s cross country Kyle Wood, men’s indoor track and field 2016 - Cole Decker, men’s indoor track and field Ethan Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Abi Davis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s Allen Scovel, men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field **Annie Sarcone, softball Dan Roemerman, men’s outdoor track and field Eli Horton, men’s cross country 2017 - *Karly Olson, softball 2013 - Felicia Coleman, women’s indoor track and field 2018 - Brittany Coppess, women’s golf **Caitlyn Meyer, softball 2019 - *Mariah Fritz, softball Austin O’Brien, men’s cross country *pitcher of the year Alayna Bailey, women’s soccer (offensive) **position player of the year Danny Samson, football (defensive)

American Rivers Conference Coach of the Year (141) (league name changed from Iowa Conference in August, 2018)

1974 - Ron Schipper, football 1985 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball 1976 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Pam Richards, women’s cross country 1977 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Ron Schipper, football Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Ron Schipper, football Maurine Timmer, women’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Pam Richards, women’s outdoor track and field Norm Ryerson, wrestling Ron Johnson, wrestling 1978 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball 1986 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Ron Schipper, football Maurine Timmer, women’s golf Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Pam Richards, women’s outdoor track and field Bill Hinga, men’s outdoor track and field 1987 - Bob Bruns, men’s golf 1979 - Bill Hinga, men’s outdoor track and field Pam Richards, women’s outdoor track and field Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1988 - Bob Bruns, men’s golf 1980 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball Nancy Wright, volleyball Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1989 - Ron Schipper, football 1981 - Bryan Poulter, men’s cross country Bob Bruns, men’s golf Ron Schipper, football Jim Graham, women’s tennis Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Greg Lonning, wrestling Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1990 - Ron Schipper, football 1982 - Norm Ryerson, men’s golf Bob Bruns, men’s golf Maurine Timmer, women’s golf George Wares, softball Mike Schrier, men’s tennis 1991 - Jack Walvoord, men’s basketball 1983 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball Bob Bruns, men’s golf Ron Schipper, football Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field Norm Ryerson, men’s golf 1992 - Elizabeth Hadler, men’s tennis Maurine Timmer, women’s golf Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field Mike Schrier, men’s tennis Kevin Azinger, wrestling 1984 - Ron Schipper, football 1993 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball Maurine Timmer, women’s golf Bob Bruns, men’s golf Mike Schrier, men’s tennis George Wares, softball Jane Kors, women’s outdoor track and field Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field Ann Harris, volleyball Megan Clayberg, volleyball Ron Johnson, wrestling 1994 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball

Appendix 109 Ron Schipper, football 2013 - Joe Dunham, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Bob Bruns, men’s golf cross country Doug Stursma, women’s tennis Chad Green, men’s golf Mark Heid, men’s outdoor track and field 2014 - Craig Douma, men’s basketball 1995 - Ron Schipper, football Mike Kobylinski, women’s soccer 1996 - Doug Stursma, men’s tennis Tim Wilkinson, women’s golf 1997 - Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2015 - Chad Green, men’s golf Megan Clayberg, volleyball Joe Dunham, outdoor men’s track and field 1998 - Rich Kacmarynski, football 2016 - Central College*, men’s indoor track and field, men’s Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf outdoor track and field Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field Tim Wilkinson, women’s golf 1999 - Doug Stursma, men’s tennis Central College*, men’s soccer 2000 - Rich Kacmarynski, football 2017 - Central College*, womens soccer George Wares, softball 2018 - Central College*, men’s outdoor track and field Doug Stursma, men’s tennis Tim Wilkinson, women’s golf Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2019 - Central College*, softball Megan Clayberg, volleyball *Award changed to Coaching Staff of the Year 2001 - Gary Boeyink, women’s basketball Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2002 - Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf Garry Laidlaw, men’s soccer George Wares, softball 2003 - Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf George Wares, softball Doug Stursma, women’s tennis Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field Kent Clayberg, volleyball 2004 - George Wares, softball Kevin Sanger, men’s outdoor track and field 2005 - Adam Stevens, baseball Jeff McMartin, football Kevin Sanger, men’s indoor track and field Kent Clayberg, volleyball 2006 - Jeff McMartin, football 2007 - Jeff McMartin, football Charlie Estabrook, men’s golf Kent Clayberg, volleyball 2008 - Jodee Schaben, women’s golf Garry Laidlaw, men’s soccer Bryan Mours, women’s tennis 2009 - George Wares, softball Joe Dunham, men’s outdoor track and field Jodee Schaben, women’s golf 2010 - Mike Boschee, men’s basketball Eric Van Kley, wrestling Joe Dunham, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field 2011 - Chad Green, men’s golf Joe Dunham, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field George Wares, softball 2012 - Chad Green, men’s golf Joe Dunham, men’s outdoor track and field, cross country Adam Stevens, baseball Mike Kobylinski, women’s soccer

110 Appendix National Association of Basketball Coaches Academic Honor Roll (10) 1997 2017 Doug Frazell Austin Glawe Aaron Kuecker Jacob Hay Kevin Thompson Jordan Saddoris Colby Taylor 2015 Pete Walker Nile Eckermann Aaron Rosenstiel

Allstate National Association of Basketball Coaches Good Works Team (1) 2015 - Jordan Saddoris Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Academic Team Honor Roll (9) 1996 - 3.29 1999 - 3.52 (fifth) 2011 - 3.45 (20th) 1997 - 3.51 (third) 2000 - 3.58 (second) 2012 - 3.46 (20th) 1998 - 3.38 2002 - 3.50 2013 - 3.48 (21st) USTFCCCA All-Academic Cross Country team (30 times, 20 athletes) 2005 Brent Ewing 2015 Tanner Rathje Bryan George Drew Jackson Mark Fairley Evie Kammeyer Tanner Rathje Holly McKinney 2007 2013 Jon Specht Angie Berry Drew Jackson Isaac Steffensmeier 2018 Jamie Vander Veer Holly McKinney Miranda Kruiswyk 2009 Alyssa Eaves Lauren Moll Hannah Anderson 2016 Angie Berry 2014 Mark Fairley Mark Fairley Tanner Rathje 2011 Eli Horton Isaac Steffensmeier Melony McDermott Isaac Steffensmeier Rachel Peter Jamie Vander Veer 2012 2017 Cole Decker Mark Fairley

U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Academic Team selections (19) Men’s cross country (7) Women’s cross country (12) 2014 - 3.36 1999 1999 2015 - 3.35 2003 2005 - 3.33 2016 - 3.36 2005 - 3.16 2007 - 3.3 2017 - 3.49 2014 - 3.17 2010 - 3.38 2018 - 3.37 2015 - 3.15 2011 - 3.27 2016 - 3.25 2012 - 3.36 2018 - 3.13 2013 - 3.17

Appendix 111 National Football Foundation Hampshire Academic Society (103) 2007 A.J. Santon Joe Flaherty 2017 Greg Altmaier Lee Schroeder Blaine Forsythe Cory Archer Dustyn Baethke JJ Kotz Nate Boland Trenton Blythe 2011 Tanner Price Josh Brunk Keith Bowers Garret Albers Tyler Christensen Guy Dierikx Holden Blythe 2014 Nick Greteman Brett Doud Matt Daniels Schyler Bardole Kyle Gritsch Cody Huisman Mike Furlong Brendon Boerm Kohle Helle Scott Paja Patrick Kelley Aaron Eiseler Sam Markham Aaron Rasmussen Jackson Leuschen Nick Henry Sam Norgaard Vance Schuring Cory Nikkel Eric Larson Tony Oros Josh Smith Jake Petersen Jack Norgaard Carson Remick Nathan Rouse Josh Osborn Matt Seabold 2008 Ryan Schmidt Kevin Sheldon Jordan Edgerly Colton Smith Jordan Wachter 2018 Justin Johnson Jeremy Snead Tyler Bryant Dustin Veldhuizen Joey Toale 2015 Daniel Coovert Spenser Remick Brandon Wagner Taylor Cox Collin Erickson Brett Wilkin Jake Wassenaar Aaron Fogt 2009 Brady Wilson Curtis Weeks Pat Gray Andy Kneib David Young Cam Kiner Colton Steeve 2016 Drew Kithcart Zach Van Arkel 2012 Corbin Blythe Tylor Newhouse Korey Van Wyk Bobby Daigle Brett Boddicker Jake Poster Ross Doehrmann Mitchell Boerm Trevor Smith 2010 Jack Flaherty Drew Carlson Josiah Soderstrum Zack Bandow Spenser Fuller Riley Gray Cody Tuttle Kurtis Brondyke Ben Lechtenberg TJ Huizenga Dylan Tuttle Kevin Haupt Colton Smith Zach Matter Cole Henderson Garrett Veldman William Meredith Austin Hill Andrew Weaks Jessie Peterson Steven Johnson Sam Schmitz Jordan Leuschen 2013 Matthew Williamson Joel Mudd Nolan Blythe Jason Ohlfest Jacob Edleman Allstate American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team (4) 1997 - Marc Poortinga 2011 - Cory Nikkel 2005 - Stephen Barnes 2015 - Jake Wassenaar All-America Scholars Golf Team (55) 1984 - Brian Goldsworthy Brent Peterson Nick Grossman 2013 - Taylor Hill 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy 1993 - Bill Conger* Kyle Matzen 2014 - Taylor Hill, Chelsey 1986 - Bill Spurbeck Chad Hoekstra 2005 - Nick Grossman Shuey Kim Doyle 1994 - Jason Brown* 2007 - Jeff Millet 2015 - Chelsey Shuey 1987 - Bill Spurbeck 1997 - Brad Dutler Issac Rodenberg 2016 - Emily Opsal Joe Jaspers 1998 - Chris Huston Reid Turner Valorie Taylor Brent Peterson Justin Schulte 2008 - Reid Turner Molly Timmerman 1988 - Joe Jaspers 2000 - Shannon Hoekstra 2009 - Andy Petersen 2017 - Emily Opsal Pat Jackson 2001 - Courtney Brooks Andrew Townsend Molly Timmerman Steve Kimball Roger Dortch 2010 - Andrew Townsend 2018 - Emily Opsal 1989 - Jeff Woods Jon Hietbrink 2011 - Kaurie Kincaid *True-Temper Scholarship Steve Rheinschmidt Tim White Molli O’Brien winner 1990 - Jeff Woods 2002 - Jon Hietbrink 2012 - Brent Goodenow 1991 - Mark Smith Tim White Matt Vegter 1992 - Bill Conger* 2004 - Patrick McElyea Sarah Paulson

112 Appendix National Soccer Coaches Association of America Academic Team (16)

Women’s soccer (10) Men’s soccer (6) 2000-01 2012-13 3.01 2003-04 2013-14 3.01 2008-09 2014-15 3.05 2011-12 3.26 2015-16 2012-13 3.54 2016-17 2013-14 3.39 2017-18 3.21 2014-15 3.46 2015-16 3.29 2016-17 3.54 2017-18 3.54 United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-American (11)

2004 Myra Applegate Megan Augustin Tara Thornton Alisa Scarrow Jami Wheelock Tim Dobberfuhl Brandon Thomsen

2008 Clayton Boeyink Quincy Garner Chris Purdue

2018 Miguel Pina, third team

National Fastpitch Coaches Association Top 10 Academic Team (4)

1996 2000 - ninth 1997 - sixth 2017 - fifth (tie)

Appendix 113 National Fastpitch Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Softball Team (186)

1996 2005 Jess Edler 2016 Amy Hakeman Katie Boyington Rachael Everingham Sarah Bowen Kim Pickett Abby Frye Chelsea Greiner Kaci Braner Sarah Street Kristen Friedrichs Brie Haycraft Mikayla Heath Alison Wilson Anne Legg Kiley Lythberg Karly Olson Tine Shimak Jordan Overland Kylie Olson 1997 Heidi Reburn Taylor Sohn Amy Hakeman 2006 Trysh Shimak Makenzie Matt Amy Lester Laura Anderson Emily Te Brink Tabitha Taylor Kristy Pedersen Patience Anderson Katie Tenboer Nicole Williams Katie Shelley Katie Boyington Rachel Whiteside Stacey Sonnek Ryann Engholm 2017 Amy Spaur Abby Frye 2012 Sarah Bowen Kara Stanley Alysha Overturf Lexi Cessna Kaci Braner Ellen Thompson Kelsey Rethmeier Shannon Coulson Taylor Fisher 1998 Tine Shimak Angela Davis Mikayla Heath Katie Shelley Jess Edler Makenzie Matt Amy Hakeman 2007 Chelsea Greiner Karly Olson Rundi Nelson Laura Anderson Brie Haycraft Kylie Olson Kelly Oliver Natalie Deming Jordan Overland Taylor Sohn Wendy Walton Ryann Engholm Emily Te Brink Sara Sparks Kristen Friedrichs Dana Van Renterghem Sarah Sponder 2000 Alysha Overturf Holly Von Fumetti Sara Tallman Denise Barnard Lacey Ritscher 2013 Tabitha Taylor Daniela Grob Tina Shimak Lexi Cessna Abbie Voas Donell Hotze Amy Zellmer Chelsea Greiner Dawn Howard Brie Haycraft 2018 Mandy Jens 2008 Jordan Overland Kaci Braner Kelly Oliver Ryann Engholm Heidi Reburn Mariah Fritz Molly Parrott Katrina Hruby Trisha Smith Casey Lewis Ellen Thompson Alysha Overturf Whitney Sowers Makenzie Matt Mary Vande Hoef Lacey Ritscher Emily Te Brink Kylie Olson Annie Van Wetzinga Megan Swingen Dana Van Renterghem Amanda Sigulas Jamie Waterman Amy Zellmer Sarah Sponder 2014 Sara Tallman 2001 2009 Katie Canney Tabitha Taylor Denise Barnard Natalie Deming Lexi Cessna Mandy Jens Ryann Engholm Shannon Coulson 2019 Kelly Oliver Alysha Overturf Brie Haycraft Lauren Bagby Mary Vande Hoef Megan Swingen Mikayla Heath Sadie Baugher Katie Tenboer Chelsea Greiner Mariah Fritz 2002 Alyse Vander Plaats Jordan Overland Kamryn Hayes Denise Barnard Holly Von Fumetti Karlee Rock Kylie Olson Emily Carlson Taylor Sohn Danielle Riley Molly Parrott 2010 Abbey Strajack Amanda Sigulas Missy Voigt Shanna Aberson Dana Van Renterghem Sara Tallman Natalie Deming 2003 Jess Edler 2015 Amy Adams Bethany Koskamp Kaci Braner Katie Boyington Taylor Larkin Brooke Brommel Abby Frye Kiley Lythberg Katie Canney Kris Hughes Taryn Pennington Mikayla Heath Anne Legg Hallie Schon Paige Heesch Stef Miller Allysa Stephens Karlee Rock Beth Peterson Katie Tenboer Taylor Sohn Mary Vande Hoef Holly Von Fumetti Whitney Sowers Jill Williams Lizzie Stock 2011 Tabitha Taylor Lexi Cessna Abbey Strajack Mycaela Crouse Dana Van Renterghem 114 Appendix Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Academic Team selections (13) Men Women 2005 2012 - 3.27 2011 2015 - 3.48 2012 - 3.23 2016 - 3.38 2015 - 3.42 2017 - 3.50 2017 - 3.34 2018 - 3.36 2018 - 3.41 2019 - 3.30 2019 - 3.33

Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Tennis Team (86) 1984 - Dan Lazenby 2017 - Alex Anderson, Danny Anderson, Colin Jones, 1986 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown Jackson Lewton, Tom Palmer, Carl Peterson, Josh 1987 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown, Eric Ellefson Phillips, Morgan Ernst, Lauren Kriegel, Ashley Maley, 1988 - Dallas Bogner, Chuck Ray Jenna Stewart, Sami Thompson, Holly Vander Pol, 2011 - Bryn Boswell, Dan Bowser, Kyle Freischlag, Paige Vannusdle, EmmaGrace Walter John Seier, Ryan Shuey 2018 - Danny Anderson, C.J. Cliff, William Isiminger, Colin 2012 - David Bouska, Nicole Curran, Kayla Donner, Josh Jones, Tom Palmer, Carl Peterson, Garret Taylor, Scott Forst, Kyle Freischlag, Chelsea Johnson, John Seier, Wilson, Kaysey Bos, Karleigh Schilling, Jenna Stewart, Emily Swartz, Riley Taylor Sami Thompson, Paige Vannausdle, EmmaGrace 2015 - Alex Anderson, CJ Cliff, Josh Forst, Tim Kahl, Tom Walter Palmer, Collin Schares, Scott Wilson, Angie Allgood, 2019 - Danny Anderson, Tanner Finken, William Isiminger, Morgan Ernst, Jordan Langer, Sarah Montgomery, Colin Jones, Joe Robeerts, Ben Turnley, Cassidy Bos, Jessie Ryals, Katie Todd Kirsten Jordan, Jenna Stewart, Sami Thompson 2016 - Alex Anderson, Collin Jones, Tom Palmer, Josh Philips, Angie Allgood, Anna Bowser, Alli Brandenberg, Megan Davis, Morgan Ernst, Amanda Kuhn, Jessi Ryals, Paige Vannausdle, EmmaGrace Walter

Appendix 115 U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Academic Team selections (11) Women’s track and field (10) 2000 - 3.11 2017 - 3.35 2007 - 3.21 2018 - 3.44 2008 - 3.14 2019 - 3.23 2009 - 3.13 2010 - 3.16 2011 - 3.33 2012 - 3.26 2013 - 3.26 2016 - 3.21

USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field team (119 times, 73 athletes) 1994 Chelsey Keller Emily Teas 2017 Craig Cantrall Alicia Whisner Jill Ziskovsky Will Daniels Andy Goodman Mark Fairley Nate Smith 2007 2012 Ryan Kruse Ben Bollard Tyler Crouse Emma Drees 1999 Guy Dierikx Rachel Northrup Morgan Koenigs Jon Rathje Cody Huisman Rachel Purdy Lorell Stuht Matt Webster Alex Miller Morgan Sharp Amy Olson Adam Wolf Miranda Wehde 2018 Jen Osteen Angie Berry Will Daniels Hollie Reilly Rachel Boeke 2014 Mark Fairley Kari Hutchinson Spencer Hammack Michael Firkins 2000 Chelsey Keller Drew Jackson Hunter Howe Marc VanderVelden Alicia Whisner Eric Larson Ryan Kruse Katie Brees Jaemin Powell Kyle Pape Camie Kibbee Jon Specht 2008 2001 Allie McBroom Mary Gray Guy Dierikx Tony Brownlee Whitney Pavlat Evie Kammeyer Rachel Boeke Lucas Nims Monica Ruiz Courtney Kruthoff Kari Hutchinson Katie Brees Holly McKinney Emily Teas Jenn Hansen 2015 Kiki Pingel Rachelle Tipton Spencer Hammack Jill Ziskovsky 2002 Drew Jackson 2019 Tony Brownlee Eric Larson Will Daniels 2009 Matt Jens Jamie Vander Veer Kyle Pape Rachel Boeke Matt McCombs Emma Drees Emily Burt Emily Teas Katie Brees Camie Kibbee Mary Gray Rachelle Tipton Abby Gonzales Morgan Koenigs Courtney Kruthoff Jill Ziskovsky Jenn Hansen Allie McBroom Kiki Pingel Lindsay Schultz Kate Patton Tori VanVelzen 2010 Raegan Schultz Monica Ruiz Tyler Crouse Meredith Felicia Coleman 2003 Zimmerman Ashley Feldman Cale Van Genderen Sam Retz Tanner Whipple 2016 Emily Teas Jenn Hansen Mark Fairley Rachelle Tipton Lindsay Schultz Hunter Howe Jill Ziskovsky Raegan Schultz Ryan Kruse Jaemin Powell 2011 2006 Holly McKinney Kurtis Brondyke Ben Bollard Kate Patton Tyler Crouse Bryan George Monica Ruiz Rachel Purdy Alex Costigan

116 Appendix American Volleyball Coaches Association Academic Team Honor Roll selections (20) 1997 2003 2007 2011 2015 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2001 2005 2009 2013 2017 2002 2006 2010 2014 2018

NWCA Scholar All-American Wrestling Team (38) 1988 - Chris Hoffman Theron Stewart Matt Seabold 1989 - Chris Hoffman 2013 - Theron Stewart 2018 - Nathan Fritz Shaun Van Vark 2015 - Tyler Lowy C.J. Pestano 1992 - Lynn Silver Zach Moss 2019 - Nathan Fritz Brad Kreiner CJ Pestano Duncan Lee 1996 - Brent Dunlap Jay Pike Griffen McBride 2000 - Jeremy Hendricks 2016 - A.J. Pestano Chris Murino 2001 - Jeremy Hendricks C.J. Pestano Chase Petty 2002 - Jeremy Hendricks Jay Pike Lane Rumelhart Andy Gum Matt Seabold Jeremy Sceuermann 2005 - Peter Howard 2017 - A.J. McBroom 2010 - Reid Imerman Zach Moss 2012 - Zach Beekman C.J. Pestano

Successful Farming All-American Farm Team (11)

1995 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 1998 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track 1996 - Stacy Sonnek, softball Andrew Paulsen, football Mark Kamarynski, football 1999 - Jina Bos, women’s track 1997 - Stacy Sonnek, softball Jeff Sanger, football Jay Rhoten, men’s track 2000 - Jeff Sanger, football Matt Paulsen, football Team discontinued after 2000.

Des Moines Register Sports Hall of Fame 1976 - Richard “Babe” Tysseling ‘32; baseball, men’s basketball, football, track and field, coach, athletics director 1988 - Vern Den Herder ‘70; football, men’s basketball, NFL player 2002 - Dick Schultz ‘50; baseball, men’s basketball, football, Division I basketball coach, athletics director, NCAA executive director, U.S. Olympic Committee president

Appendix 117 Central College Athletics Hall of Honor 2002 2011 Vern Den Herder; football, men’s basketball Rich Kacmarynski, football Dr. Camilla Ratering McCalmont; women’s cross country, Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis women’s track and field Kevin Sanger, football, track and field Ron Schipper; Head football coach, athletics director Dick Schultz; Baseball, men’s basketball, football 2012 Richard “Babe” Tysseling; baseball, men’s basketball, Jack Walvoord; men’s basketball player/coach football, track and field Emily Grimes Rottinghaus; softball Jeff Verhoef; men’s basketball Tim Hackel; wrestling Jon McGovern; wrestling 2003 Dr. Richard Dykstra; football 2013 Gertrude Beintema; athletic department office manager John Bermel; men’s golf Marcie Thurn Rohach; women’s track and field Mark Kacmarynski; football Clarence Wilkins; men’s basketball Cindy (Kline) Olson; women’s golf Brian Goldsworthy; Men’s Golf Brian O’Donnell; football

2004 2014 Denise Boll Baker; Women’s basketball Megan Clayberg; volleyball coach Dr. Kenneth Weller; Central College president, NCAA Rick Sanger; football, track and field vice-president Jeff Schneekloth; tennis Dana Snoap; men’s basketball 2015 2005 Abbie (Brown) Sogard; volleyball Tom Stone; football Randy Busscher; football Nancy Cisar Wright; women’s track and field Jason Christenson; wrestling Scot Storjohann; football, wrestling Chris Hulleman; football

2006 2016 Laurie Sutten Flynn; softball, women’s basketball Candace (Wilson) DeRegger; volleyball Joe Jaspers; men’s golf, men’s basketball Al Dorekamp; football, baseball Scott Lindell; football Rick Perry; football, basketball Lori Nolte; women’s cross country, women’s track and field 2017 2007 Donell (Hotze) Kvaal; softball Eldon Schulte; football, basketball, men’s track and field Molly Parrott; women’s basketball, softball Lisa Broek; track and field Angie (Nielsen) Sears; volleyball Rich Thomas; football 2018 2008 Tony Brownlee, men’s track and field Harold De Bie; men’s basketball Libby (Hysell) Carlton, softball Bruce Heerema; football, men’s track and field Andrew Paulsen, men’s track and field, football Christi Van Werden; softball, women’s basketball 2019 2009 Dr. William Spurbeck men’s golf Dick Bowzer, football, men’s basketball, men’s tennis, coach Raegan (Schultz) Wagner women’s track and field, volleyball Kim Doyle, women’s golf Tim White men’s golf Mark Muyskens, men’s cross country, men’s track and field Jamie Zyzda, softball

2010 Jeff Blythe, football Gary Boeyink, baseball, men’s basketball, coach Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball

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