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96 Mike See Kurt Sheperd 16 Dethrick Slocum Gregg Smcrker 17 Darrin :*• m m m : Mike See Kurt Sheperd Dethrick Slocum 6-2, 216 6-3, 287 5-11, 188 WR, Sr., 2V OT, Fr., + RS CB, Sr., IV 96 Great Falls, MT 78Missoula, MT 16Fresno, CA Mike has steadily improved his pass-catching Continued hard work could add up to play­ Dethrick will more-than-likely start at right ability and speed and had an excellent ing time for Kurt, a walk-on, who is vying corner for the Grizzlies...emerged as the spring...he will be a go-to player this for playing time at right tackle.. .prepped at starter after spring drills.. .started three games season...All-Big Sky academic team selec­ Sentinel High School where he lettered twice last season and had 16 tackles and forced tion with a 3.0 GPA...at Great Falls High in football and track, and once in wrestl­ two fumbles.. .came to UM from Fresno City School he was first team All-State and a ing... his coach was former Grizzly quarter­ College...JC team’s Defensive Player of the Montana Shrine Game participant.. .team back Tim Kerr...received Wayne Howard Year as a sophomore...honorable mention captain as a senior... team MVP on of­ Memorial Award (student-athlete) in All-State...All-Central Valley Conference fense... lettered twice in basketball and three ’89...attending Montana on UM Presiden­ first team pick...had 3 interceptions and a times in track.. .the Bison finished second in tial Leadership Scholarship...Dean’s list last blocked punt at FCC in 1989.. .played junior the state in football his junior season...grid year with 3.87 GPA... college ball with Grizzly receiver Mike coach was Dale Pohle... Secondary Education major. Guevara... Business Management major. Business major. r -A Gregg Smcrker Darrin Stringer Brent Swenson 6-3, 249 5-8, 173 6-2 , 202 DT/DE, Sr., 3V CB/KOR, Sr., IV SS, Fr., +RS Great Falls, MT 17 Vacaville, CA Glasgow, MT Gregg was an honorable mention All-Big Darrin had an excellent spring and will A redshirt last season, Brent is vying for Sky Conference choice last year...last year start at left cornerback.. .9th leading return­ playing time at “Fox” or free safety at he had 24 tackles.. .in 1989 had 35 tackles, ing tackier with 26 stops, and also had 11 UM...listed third on the depth chart there two sacks, and a fumble recovery.. .will start pass deflections and 3 interceptions...fifth in after spring drills...first team All-State at safe­ for the second straight season at right the Big Sky 100 meters in 1991, running ty, receiver and returner in 1989...first team end.. .had 12 tackles as a redshirt freshman a 10.31...from Solano Junior College where all-conference in football and basketball, and in ’88.. .lettered in track at UM in 1990.. .at he was an all-conference football player and team captain in both sports as a C.M. Russell High School he was All-State track athlete...JC coach was Ron Bever­ senior...eight letters at Glasgow High and all-conference for Rustler coach Jack ly.. .lettered in football and track at Vacaville School, earning three each in football and Johnson...standout baseball player and a High School, where he was MVP in both basketball and two in track... two-year letterman in track... sports as a senior...state 100-meter cham­ Secondary Education major. Business Administration major. pion in 1988...his 1987 football team was conference champion, as was his 1989 JC team... Sports Studies major. 24 Marvin Turk Jay Turner Garrett Venters 6-1, 193 m m 6-4, 235 I I 6-3, 232 WR, Sr., IV DE, Fr., + RS m ■ ■ M ILB, Fr., + RS Sacramento, CA ^ Marysville, WA Richland, WA Marvin is UM’s fourth leading returning With more experience Jay will be a An outstanding young prospect, Garrett receiver...last year he had 11 catches for valuable asset on the defensive line...vying is vying for playing time at the “Mike” 131 yards...vying for starting job...from for playing time at left end...All-State as a linebacker slot.. .All-State and All-Big Nine Americann River Junior College...JC team senior at Marysville High School.. .All-Area Conference first team pick...co-Defensive went 11-1 his sophomore year...coach was and all-conference his junior and senior MVP of the conference as a senior...first Larry Ghilardi.. .named team MVP and first seasons...earned three letters in football, team all-conference in 1988 and team All-Camino Norte League twice...first three in basketball and one in track...team 1989...team captain in football in ’89...three team All-Northern California and second captain in football and basketball.. .prep letters in football and two in track...won team All-State in 1989...at Kennedy High coach was Scott Stokes... league grid championships in 1987-88- School he was All-Metro in football and Math major. 89.. .high school football coach was Lonnie basketball three times...All-Northern Califor­ Pierson...prep nickname was “Dr. Doom”... nia in football in 1987...Grid-Hoop All- General Studies major. American in 1988.. .played in the Northern California All-Star game... Psychology major. Mark Von Appen Bert Wilburger Chad Wilson 6-0, 180 6-3, 188 6-1, 190 WR, Fr., + RS QB, Fr., + RS WR, So., SQ 4 Cupertino, CA 6 Ashland, OR 80 Billings, MT Mark has very good hands and runs solid The Offensive Player of the Year in the Has steadily improved his pass-catching pass route, and just needs more consisten­ state of Oregon as a senior, Bert is not only ability, and had two grabs for 54 yards last cy to see playing time.. .ranked third at one an outstanding passer, but has excellent feet year, including a 50-yard TD catch against of the receiver positions after spring as well...is the back-up signal caller behind Thomas More College...hampered in spring drills...All-San Francisco Bay Area and all­ junior Brad Lebo...first team All-State in drills with a severe leg injury, and status for conference as a senior at Saint Francis High football as a senior.. .all-conference in foot­ 1991 is unknown... has very good speed School in San Francisco...his prep teams ball, basketball and baseball...earned nine and lettered on the Grizzly track team the won the Central Coast Section champion­ letters at Ashland High School, three each past two seasons.. .instrumental in Sky view ship in 1989 and was second the year in football, basketball and baseball...team High School’s 1988 State “AA” Track before...earned two letters in football and captain in football and baseball in 1989 and Championship...three times All-State in three in track...high school grid coach was 1990...teams won conference grid cham­ track.. .All-State wide receiver in Ron Calcagno... pionships in 1988 and 1990, and the state 1987...lettered three times in football and General Studies major. title in ’90...prep football coach was Jim track...prep coach was Ron Lebsock... Nagel... Business major. General Studies major. 25 New Grizzlies ^ HIGH SCHOOL R IC H G O C K LEY - D L —Tremendous athlete, 4.9 in the 40, 6-4, 245, Mead High School, Spokane, WA M ATT W ELLS - W R — Quick and elusive, 4.5 in the 40, 5-5, 170, Ashland High School Coach: Mike McLaughlin Coach: Jim Nagel Field of study: Math Field of study: Business All-State, Shrine Game GPA 3.8 BOB FENTON - OL—good run and pass blocker, 5.2 in the 40, 6-4, 241, South Medford High All-State, All-Conference, Shrine Game, Captain School, Oregon 69 catches - 1,365 yards - 16 touchdowns Coach: Rod Rumrey CO R E Y FALLS - W R —Fast and great hands, 4.5 in the 40, 6-1, 202, South Medford High School Field of study: Undecided Coach: Larry Walker All-State, Shrine Game Field of study: Law Enforcement SHALON BAKER - WR—Fast and talented 4.3 in the 40, 5-7, 185, Evergreen High School, All-State, All-Conference, Shrine Game, Captain, League’s MVP, Captain Vancouver, Washington 215 carries - 1,250 rushing, 14 touchdowns - 2,160 all-purpose yards Coach: Jon Eagle JE F F M CELROY - W R —Gets open, smart and tough, 4.6 in the 40, 6-0, 180, CMR High School Academic interest: Business Coach: Jack Johnson All-State, All-Conference, Shrine Game, MVP Field of Study: Business 81 career catches for 17.8 yards per catch and 1,442 yards All-State, All-Conference, Shrine Game Averaged 27.0 yards per kickoff return and 14.5 on punt returns Caught 88 passes in 1990 for 1,600 yards and 25 touchdowns. JO H N D A N IEL S - W R—Fast and talented, 4.5 in the 40, 6-0, 175,Mead High School, Spokane Holds CMR receiving records, most receptions in game—12, most receptions in season—88, and WA most receptions in career—128 Coach: Mike McLaughlin JAMER BARTELL - D B -4.6in the 40, 5-11, 180, CMR High School Academic interest: Education/Business Coach: Jack Johnson All-State, Shrine Game Academic interest: Business All-State, All-Conference, Shrine Game Blocked 3 punts and had 3 interceptions JUNIOR COLLEGE D A V E D IC K E N SO N - Q B —Leader, talented, good arm, 84 passing and rushing TDs in high school, 4.7 in the 40, 5-10, 165, CMR High School D A N B ISE - O L— Good feet and quickness, 5.0 in the 40, 6-5, 275, Redwood JC Coach: Jack Johnson Coach: Fred Whitmire Field of Study: Math or Science, high school GPA 4.0 All-Conference 24 - 0 record as quarterback Bob Seaman, Line coach at Redwood JC says, “Dan is one of the best offensive lineman in all of Holds all CMR’s passing records the California JC ranks.
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