GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS #5 STEVE MARTINEZ 2005 Western State Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2015 3,116 passing career passing yards in 2004–05 3,290 yards of total offense in 2004–05 “Once a Vaq, always a Vaq” FOOTBALL

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CELEBRATING THE GCC ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

Since 1928, Glendale College has been at the forefront of athletic success among two-year schools throughout the state as exhibited by the outstanding student-athletes it produces, the coaches that mentor students, supporters of its athletic programs and teams that exemplify what it means to be a Vaquero.

That success is celebrated though the annual GCC Athletic Hall of Fame, started in 2002 with its 14th annual event taking place on October 11, 2015. The cover of this year's football program reflects a past and present look at GCC football. Included in this collage is several outstanding returnees from the 2014 GCC Football team that finished the season 9-2 and advanced to the Patriotic Bowl is a team photo from the 1977 football team, 2015 inductees into the HOF as Outstanding Team.

The 1977 team was the first WSC Championship team led by former head coach Jim Sartoris and defensive coordinator John Cicuto, although many more would follow. The significance of this team was not only the five future hall of famers that it produced including Andy Reid, Bob Gagliano and Jimmy Evangelatos as well as Sartoris and Cicuto but how for almost 40 years, the team members from this group have provided unwavering support for Glendale College and GCC Athletics.

Please call Sports Information Director Alex Leon at 818-240-1000 x5764 if you have any interest in attending and or supporting the GCC Athletic Hall of Fame or GCC Football. Thanks for all of your support of our student-athletes this season.

Go Vaqs!

John Rome Head Football Coach

1 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS a message from the SUPERINTENDENT/PRESIDENT Welcome to another exciting season of Glendale College Vaqueros’ football. We appreciate your support and encouragement of our winning student athletes.

The most common definition of a winner is a person or team with the best score or time, but a broader definition is a person or team with a strong record of success. At GCC we have both – a winning team of faculty and support staff and students who are helped to achieve successfully their educational and career goals.

At GCC we recognize intercollegiate athletics is an integral component of our mission. Athletics provide full-time students distinct student success learning communities (teams) that enhance the student athletes’ abilities to achieve an associate degree, transfer to a university, and success in a career, while building later life success qualities of leadership, teamwork, cooperation, confidence, discipline, responsibility, good health, and character.

Roget’s Thesaurus offers “achievers” as a synonym for “winner” and that gets to the heart of the matter. Helping students achieve their goals is what we are all about. Glendale Community College produces winners.

Go Vaqs. Here’s to a great season filled with achievement, success, and winning.

David Viar Superintendent/President

“Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” ~ Will Rogers

Here’s to a great season. Go Vaqs! Todd Vradenburg – 1986 Vaqs

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DATE DAY OPPONENT PLACE TIME

Sept. 5 Sat. East L.A. College ELAC 6:00 pm Sept. 12 Sat. Mt. San Jacinto College GCC 7:00 pm Sept. 19 Sat. San Bernardino Valley College SBVC 6:00 pm Sept 26 Sat. Los Angeles Pierce College GCC 7:00 pm Oct. 3 Sat. Santa Monica City College GCC 7:00 pm Oct. 10 Sat. BYE Oct. 17 Sat. AVC 7:00 pm Oct. 24 Sat. LA Southwest College GCC 1:00 pm Oct. 31 Sat. WLAC 1:00 pm Nov. 7 Sat. Los Angeles Valley College LAVC 6:00 pm Nov. 14 Sat. Santa Barbara City College GCC 1:00 pm

For directions visit www.glendale.edu/athletics All home games on campus at Sartoris Field

3 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS COACHING STAFF

JOHN ROME HEAD COACH

Rome starts his eighth year as head coach after 14 years as an assistant at Glendale. He was the head coach at from 1995 to 2000. He was an assistant coach at Glendale in 1982 and 1983 and from 1990 to 1994 and also coached receivers at UCLA from 1984 to 1986 and the offensive line at New Mexico from 1987 to 1989.

OFFENSIVE COACHING STAFF DAVID MACHUCA RASHARD RICHARDS ASSISTANT HEAD COACH/ WIDE RECEIVERS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/ Coach Richards returns for his second OFFENSIVE LINE COACH year on the Glendale staff after Coach Machuca returns for his third year spending several years as a personal as offensive coordinator at Glendale trainer with a football emphasis after serving as the Athletic Director and was also a coordinator for the and Head Football Coach at Bellarmine- Classic All-Star game for Jefferson High School in Burbank in the past five years. He was an All-City 2012, leading the guards to the CIF and defensive back at Playoff for the first time in three years. Monroe High School and continued his Coach Machuca played varsity football playing career at Boise State and Idaho at Burbank High and then enlisted in State Universities as a defensive back. the United States Coast Guard where His hobbies are playing fantasy football he was honorably discharged in 2006. and playing in adult basketball leagues. He started his coaching career as the He is the proud father of daughters offensive coordinator at Monroe High School and then was the Leilani and Aliah Richards. passing game coordinator at Chaminade High School from 2009-11. He is a graduate of Cal State Northridge with a degree in Kinesiology and is expecting his first child with his wife Kristin.

LOU TORRES ALEXANDER ROME RUNNING BACKS OFFENSIVE LINE Coach Torres returns to the Vaqs for his Rome enters his fifth year of fourth year after serving as the running coaching at Glendale after playing backs coach at Glendale from 1984-87 for the Vaqueros in 2007 and 2008 and was part of the staff for the 1985 as a tight end. The son of head team that was inducted into the GCC Coach John Rome, Alex will have Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. He has a variety of duties for the team also coached at his alma mater, Salesian beyond his coaching duties including High from 1976-83 when he was also administrative support and game and the athletic director, and coached at practice preparation. Alhambra High from 1988-2011. He was the athletic director at Alhambra from 1996-2010 and the head coach of the Moors in 2010-11. His son Louie was an All-American for the Vaqs in 1996.

4 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS COACHING STAFF OFFENSIVE COACHING STAFF DEFENSIVE COACHING STAFF

STEVE REUDAFLORES LEO GLAZE DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/ RECRUITING COORDINATOR Coach Glaze joins the Glendale staff Coach Reudaflores returns to Glendale after several years coaching in the College for his second year as the high school ranks. He was the offensive coordinator at Panorama High school defensive coordinator after previously from 2009-11 and his 2010 squad led coaching for the Vaqueros from 1998- the L.A. City Section in rushing. He 2001. He was also the defensive and also coached at Granada Hills Charter recruiting coordinator at Pasadena City in 2012 and at San Fernando High College from 2011-13, the associate School in 2013-14 as the OC again with head coach, defensive and recruiting the 2013 team winning the L.A. City coordinator at East Los Angeles Section Division 2 Championship. He is a Collegefrom 2001-04 and 2008-10, the Granada Hills High graduate where he defensive coordinator and line coach lettered in football, basketball, baseball at Marshall High in 2005-06 and the and track and is also a graduate head coach at Hueneme High School of UCLA with a history degree. He in 2007. He also played football at GCC and Long Beach State and currently teaches middle school history Cal State Northridge. His hobbies are working out, surfing, walking at Pinecrest Schools. and spending time with family. He has a son Ryan and was recently married to the former Rachel Placencia. DEFENSIVE COACHING STAFF TRACY ATKINS JIM TSAROFSKI LINEBACKERS DEFENSIVE LINE Coach Atkins was a volunteer coach Coach Tsarofski returns for his second in 2014 for the Vaqs and will coach year to Glendale as the defensive line the linebackers this season. He played coach after previously coaching with high school football at Manual Arts the Vaqs in 1984. His previous coaching as a running back/defensive back as a experience includes stints at Marshall defensive back at Pasadena City College High with Coach Reudaflores with the and Washington State University. He City Champion Barristers as well as from previously coached at Dorsey High School 2007-09 with Los Angeles Heat Fireman from 1986-2012 and helped the team Football. His playing career dates back reach six L.A. City Section Championship at 1977-79 at Marshall, 1980-81 at GCC, games and win four titles and coached 1982-83 at San Jose State University, 1984 many players who played a four-year in the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams schools and in the NFL. and at the camp in 1985 and with the Luton Flyers in the British League in 1987-88. Coach Tsarofski works as an L.A. City Fireman LAPD Level 1 Police Officer and his hobbies are camping and fishing and spending time with his wife Rachel and his triplets Jonathan, Haley and Rebecca. TIM CASTANEDA CARVER T. RUSSAW DEFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE BACKS Coach Castaneda joins the Glendale Coach Russaw returns for his second staff after spending several years coach year to Glendale College as the Vaqs high school football with Harry Welch defensive backs coach. He was a at Santa Margarita High School in San member of the 1985 Potato Bowl Juan Capistrano and then at Ribet Championship team that was inducted Academy in 2012 when the Fighting into the GCC Athletic Hall of Fame in Frogs won the league championship 2002. His game saving tackle of a Taft and advanced to the CIF Playoffs. His player on the one-yard line saved the hobby is fly fishing and he enjoys taking game, a 30-24 victory for the Vaqs and several trips each year to fish different helped earn Russaw, an All-WSC pick rivers around the country. He recently that year, a full athletic scholarship completed grad school and is now a to the University of Georgia. He was licensed practicing school psychologist a game saver once again in the 1987 at Arroyo High School in El Monte. He Liberty Bowl game when he intercepted played football at Bishop Amat and was the Los Altos League Lineman a pass with less than a minute left in the game to preserve a 20-17 of the Year and also an all-league linebacker. win over Arkansas. Russaw is a former player and DB coach at Dorsey High and his current work with API and Athletic Gaines has helped 5 to send almost 20 players to NCAA Division I schools and the NFL. 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS

SOPHOMORES

ASCARRUNZ, BEEAL, BENN, BRISENO, FORREST CHANCE ANDREW MARCIEL

CID, CUSTIS, FARMER, GRIFFEN, ALFONSO TRAVIS KEV’N ELONZO

GUTIERREZ, HARDGE, JARVIS, JONES, ISRAEL SHAWN TRU ROBERT

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SOPHOMORES

KRAEMER, LOWRY-SANDERS, MARTINEZ, MENA, GRANT PAYTON JOSH JOHNDELY

OLIVAREZ, ORTIZ, THOMPSON, DEVON ROBERT DEAMON

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9 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS “ONCE A VAQ, ALWAYS A VAQ” RECENT GLENDALE COLLEGE TRANSFERS

2007 Ricky Davis, DB, Henderson State University 2011 Elvis Fuentes, RB, Bacone University 2007 Brian Lynch, DL, Texas A & M-Commerce 2011 Kevin Hunter, QB, Chapman College 2007 Chris Marshall, WR, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 2011 Nick Leon, LB, Chapman College 2007 Michael McDonald, QB, University of Southern Oregon 2011 Ronnie Marquez, OL, New Mexico Highlands University 2007 Ander McGee, DL, Texas A&M University at Commerce 2011 Chris Schmidt, DL, University of La Verne 2007 Donald Oliver, RB Chadron State University 2011 Joseph Wiggan, RB, Southern Oregon University 2007 Charles Spann, TE, University of Arkansas at Monticello 2012 Collin Keoshian, Illinois State University 2007 Grant Valentine, DL, Kansas State University 2012 Matt Voland, California State University, Northridge 2007 Zack Williams, C, Washington State University 2012 Richard Townsell, University of La Verne 2008 James Antaplyan, DB, Charleston Southern University 2012 Darren Morrow, University of La Verne 2008 Francisco Coronado, DL, California Lutheran University 2012 Steven Escoboza, Morgan State University 2008 Brian Granillo, OL, University of LaVerne 2012 Scott Plescia, North Carolina Pembroke 2008 Dylan Martinez, QB, California Lutheran University 2012 Jess Reed, Adams State College 2008 Rudy Petersen, LB, Chadron State 2013 D'Angelo Blake-Faulkner University 2008 Nick Sabatella, OL, Minnesota State University 2013 Andrew Cabrera, Central Methodist University 2008 Marc Valdez, OL,University of Arkansas at Monticello 2013 Brandon Foley, Dickinson State University 2008 Nick Sabatella, OL, Minnesota State University 2013 Nick Game, U.S. Army 2009 Jorge Chaidez, RB, Missouri Valley State University 2013 Michael Hernandez, Dickinson State University 2009 Eudell Clayton, WR, Chadron State University 2013 Brock Kap, Carthadge University 2009 Tanner Farwell, OL, Southern Oregon University 2013 Markel Keys, Temple University 2009 Roger Garcia, OL, Sioux Falls University 2013 Ricardo Macias, Central Methodist 2009 Jesse Halberstadt, DL, West Texas A&M University 2013 Skylar Martin, Trinity University 2009 Joseph Lake, DB, Azusa Pacific University 2013 Deondre Mitchell, Dickinson State University 2009 Marcus Mullins DL, Sacramento State University 2013 Seth Morey, Grand Central University 2009 Bobby Pardo, OL, Whittier College 2013 Noche Nwofer, Faulkner University 2009 Kalii Robinson, LB, Southern Oregon University 2013 Nelson Orbregon, Cal State Northridge 2009 John Schatner, OL, Elizabeth City State University 2013 Justin Slaughter, Point University 2009 Danny Valdez, DL, Kansas Wesleyan University 2013 Marcus Tappan, University of Cincinnati 2009 Brian Williams, WR, Chadron State University 2013 Nate Weston, University of Alabama-Birmingham 2009 Willie Williams, DB, Eastern Michigan University 2014 Michael Alarcon, Trinity University 2009 Willie Youngblood, RB, Kansas Wesleyan University 2014 Isaiah Bernard, University of Hawaii 2010 Richard Avitia, OL, Lindenwood University 2014 Dominick Bell, Missouri Southern University 2010 Steve Batista, QB, Western New Mexico University 2014 William Fennessy, Pikeville College 2010 Matt Buckley, OL, Lindenwood University 2014 Tyler Ferrante, West Virginia State 2010 Patrick Donahue, WR, Southern Oregon University 2014 Courtney Fowler, University of Minnesota Deluth 2010 Cornell McTier, OL, University of Mary 2014 Carlos Gonzalez, Sterling College 2010 Jacob Meza, LB, Willamett University 2014 Reggie Jackson, Praire View A & M University 2010 Zach Pitkin, TE, Lockhaven University 2014 Kameron Johnson, Rocky Mountain College 2010 Reinaldo Reyes, WR, Langston University 2014 Carlos Loaiza, Kansas Wesleyan University 2010 Eddie Smith, DB, West Texas A&M University 2014 Marquise McGuire, Dickinson State University 2011 Ivan Abarenov, DL, Southeast Louisiana State University 2014 David Orellana, Kansas Wesleyan University 2011 Osa Aikhionbare, DB, Central Washington State University 2014 Carlos Rowe, University of Oregon 2011 Zane Archer, RB, Chapman College 2014 Jose Sanchez, Southern Oregon University 2011 Timothy Broughton, RB, Tennessee State University 2014 David Smith, Missouri State University 2011 Sam Campbell, OL, Illinois State University 2014 Keven Steele, Robert Morris College 2011 Daniel Cruz, DL, United States Marine Corp. 2014 Tyler Vruggink, Dickinson State University

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FRESHMEN

Amador, Carlos Anderson, Marc Babakhanian, Erik Beltran, Kerin Benson, Josh Brown, Sam

Bush, Dominique Cantong, Nick Cantos, Nico Casteneda, George Chavez, Enrique Custis, Trayevion

David, Derrell DelValle, Brian Dunn, Deondre Erickson, Matt Frasco, Gerado Fulton, Michael

Hardin, Keyon Harper, Isaiah Hawkins, Devon Hayes, Andrew Hayward, Henderson, Chris Sadique

Hernandez, Rudy Hewitt, Clinton Huezo, Michael Inoussa, Islas, Saul Jackson, Nolan Mohamed 11 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS

FRESHMEN

Jones, Darius LoBianco, Jordan McDonald, Eion McGinnis, McNamee, Lonnie Mendoza, Daniel Anthony

Meza, Jordan Mills, Andrew Moreno, Gregorio Powell, Mark Ramos, Damien Reyes, Isaac

Robinson, Sylvester Sherman, Soto, Reynaldo Spencer, Cameron Salgado, Chris Malcolm Smith, Shonte

Taylor, Denzel Theard, Adam Velasco, Matt Walker, Chase Walker, Jarred Wannamaker, Darrel

Wejbe, Daniel White, Skylar Williams, Rayce 12 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS

13 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF

JOSE GOMEZ CLAUDIA ALVAREZ Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Jose J. Gomez, ATC has Claudia Alvarez, ATC, CSCS, has been been a fixture at Glendale Community part of the Vaquero Family since 1996 College for over 20 years. Jose has a as a student-athlete on the inaugural variety of experiences at the high women’s soccer team and also the school, collegiate, professional women’s basketball team. She obtained international and Olympic levels. her B.S degree from Cal State Northridge and her M.A degree from Cal State Long He obtained his bachelor’s degree Beach. She returned as a health care from Cal State Fullerton and his professional with special insight as a master’s form Azusa Pacific University. former college athlete and experiences within the high school and professional level, and entertainment industry.

STUDENT ATHLETIC 2015 COACHING TRAINERS VOLUNTEERS

Ryan Amurao Erica Provo Casteneda, Phillip Cole, Michael Moniz, Steve de Seve, Steve

VAQUERO SUPPORT STAFF

TEAM PHYSICIANS

Dr. Orlando Dr. Stetson Dr. Yu

RUBINA ROGER HAIRAPETIAN SILVA Administrative Stadium/Equipment Assistant Manager

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GCC FOOTBALL 1984-85

15 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS VAQUEROS NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME: POS. HT. WT. YR: HIGH SCHOOL: HOMETOWN 02 Farmer, Kev’n DB 6’ 1” 170 SO. Jefferson Los Angeles 03 Jones, Darius RB 5’ 11” 180 FR. Canoga Park Canoga Park 04 Jones, Robert RB 5’ 8” 170 SO. Dorsey Los Angeles 05 Jackson, Nolan LB 6’ 0” 210 FR Alemany Canyon Country 06 Arriaga, David QB 5’ 11” 180 FR. Roosevelt Los Angeles 07 Jarvis, Tru RB 5’ 11” 210 SO. Chaminade Sylmar 08 Custis, Travis RB 6’ 1” 220 SO. Lovejoy Atlanta, GA. 09 David, Derrell DB 6’ 3”` 190 FR. Muir Pasadena 10 Hardge, Shawn LB 5’ 11” 210 SO. Santee Los Angeles 11 Griffen, Elonzo WR 6’ 0” 190 SO. Sylmar Sylmar 12 Williams, Rayce WR 6’ 2” 190 FR. Dorsey Culver City 14 Hayward, Sadique DB 6’ 3” 210 FR. Dorsey Hawthorne 15 Kraemer, Grant QB 6’ 3” 210 SO. Notre Dame Northridge 16 Dunn, Deondre WR 5’ 10” 170 FR. View Park Prep Los Angeles 17 Ascarrunz, Forrest P 5’ 10” 160 SO. St. Francis Los Angeles 18 Brown, Sam DB 6’ 1” 190 FR. La Canada Montrose 19 Powell, Mark QB 6’ 0” 190 FR. Verdugo Hills Sunland 20 McGinnis, Anthony WR 5’ 7” 150 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 21 Thompson, Deamon DB 5’ 9” 180 SO. San Fernando Sylmar 22 Lowry-Sanders, Payton DL 6’ 3” 250 SO. Loyola Los Angeles 23 Custis, Trayevion DB 6’ 2” 200 FR. Lovejoy Atlanta, GA 24 LoBianco, Jordan WR 5’ 7” 150 FR. Crescenta Valley Sunland 25 Martinez, Josh RB 5’ 10” 190 SO. Bellermine-Jefferson Glendale 26 Spencer, Cameron DB 6’ 0” 180 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 27 Harper, Isaiah DB 5’ 9” 170 FR. Taft Woodland Hills 28 Cantos, Nico WR 5’ 7” 170 FR. La Salle Pasadena 29 Benson, Josh DB 5’ 11” 190 FR. Arcadia Arcadia 30 Cantong, Nick DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Burbank Burbank 31 Sherman, Malcolm WR 5’ 10” 180 FR. Edison Dallas, TX 32 Bush, Dominique WR 5’ 6” 150 FR. Alemany San Fernando 33 Smith, Shonte WR 5’ 8” 170 FR. Sylmar Sylmar 34 Anderson, Marc RB 5’ 10” 180 FR. West Adams Los Angeles 35 McNamee, Lonnie DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Westchester Hawthorne 36 Taylor, Denzel DB 5’ 9” 160 FR. Taft North Hills 37 Walker, Jarred DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 38 Beltran, Kerin K 5’ 7” 150 FR. Belmont Los Angeles 39 Hardin, Keyon DB 5’ 11” 180 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 40 Wejbe, Daniel WR 5’ 11” 180 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 41 Hayes, Andrew DB 5’ 11” 170 FR. Silverado Victor Valley 42 White, Skylar DB 6’ 1” 200 FR. Muir Pasadena 43 Olivarez, Devon DB 5’ 11” 200 SO. Ironwood Ridge Tucson, AZ 44 Robinson, Sylvester TE 6’2” 240 FR. Calabasas Reseda 45 Hawkins, Devon TE 6’ 4” 210 FR. Taft Pacoima 46 Fulton, Michael DL 6’ 2” 250 FR. Muir Pasadena 47 Velasco, Matt DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Eagle Rock Los Angeles 49 Hewitt, Clinton LB 6’ 3” 230 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 50 Inoussa, Mohamed DL 6’ 6” 260 FR. Jakobsberg Jakobsberg, SWE 51 Chavez, Enrique OL 6’ 2” 270 FR. Salesian Los Angeles 52 Amador, Carlos LB 6’ 0” 200 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 53 Zambrana, Jose DL 5’ 11” 250 SO. Roosevelt Los Angeles 54 Salgado, Chris OL 6’ 3” 310 FR. Alhambra Alhambra 55 Mena, Johndely LB 5’ 10” 220 SO. Etiwanda Rialto 56 Briseno, Marciel OL 5’ 10” 230 SO. Eagle Rock Los Angeles 57 Theard, Adam DL 6’ 1” 260 FR. North Hollywood North Hollywood 58 Casteneda, George DL 5’ 11” 220 FR. Cleveland Reseda 59 McDonald, Eion DL 6’ 0” 210 FR. La Canada La Canada 60 Meza, Jordan OL 5’ 11” 240 FR. Burbank Sun Valley 61 Moreno, Gregorio OL 5’ 10” 350 FR. University Los Angeles 63 Reyes, Isaac DL 6’ 1” 250 FR. Sylmar Sylmar 64 Ortiz, Robert DL 5’11” 250 SO. Belmont Los Angeles 66 Huezo, Michael OL 6’ 2” 270 FR. Contreras Los Angeles 70 DelValle, Brian OL 6’ 1” 310 FR. Central Los Angeles 71 Babakhanian, Erik OL 6’ 2” 260 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 72 Ramos, Damien DL 6’ 3” 280 FR. Cleveland Reseda 73 Gutierrez, Israel OL 6’ 3” 280 SO. St. Francis Los Angeles 75 Cid, Alfonso OL 6’ 4” 310 SO. Garfield Los Angeles 77 Mills, Andrew OL 6’ 1” 270 FR.. Burroughs Burbank 78 Soto, Reynaldo DL 5’ 10” 240 FR. Marshall Los Angeles , 80 Mendoza, Daniel WR 5’ 10” 170 FR. Sylmar Pacoima 81 Wannamaker, Darrel WR 5’ 8” 160 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 82 Walker, Chase WR 6’ 2” 190 FR. Crescenta Valley La Canada 83 Martin, Clifton WR 5’ 10” 160 FR. Maranatha Altadena 84 Benn, Andrew WR 6’ 1” 160 SO. Cabrillo Pasadena 85 Henderson, Chris WR 6’ 1” 200 FR. Verdugo Hills Tujunga 86 Bell, Charles WR 6’ 0” 170 FR. San Fernando Lake View Terrace 87 Frasco, Gerado WR 6’ 1” 180 FR. Hoover Glendale 90 Hernandez, Rudy DL 5’ 11” 270 FR. Roosevelt Los Angeles 92 Beeal, Chance DL 6’ 2” 270 SO. Alhambra Alhambra 94 Islas, Saul DL 6’ 3” 270 FR. Cleveland Reseda 99 Erickson, Matt DL 6’ 3” 210 FR. Crescenta Valley Montrose

16 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS VAQUEROS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME: POS. HT. WT. YR: HIGH SCHOOL: HOMETOWN 52 Amador, Carlos LB 6’ 0” 200 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 34 Anderson, Marc RB 5’ 10” 180 FR. West Adams Los Angeles 06 Arriaga, David QB 5’ 11” 180 FR. Roosevelt Los Angeles 17 Ascarrunz, Forrest P 5’ 10” 160 SO. St. Francis Los Angeles 71 Babakhanian, Erik OL 6’ 2” 260 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 92 Beeal, Chance DL 6’ 2” 270 SO. Alhambra Alhambra 86 Bell, Charles WR 6’ 0” 170 FR. San Fernando Lake View Terrace 38 Beltran, Kerin K 5’ 7” 150 FR. Belmont Los Angeles 84 Benn, Andrew WR 6’ 1” 160 SO. Cabrillo Pasadena 29 Benson, Josh DB 5’ 11” 190 FR. Arcadia Arcadia 56 Briseno, Marciel OL 5’ 10” 230 SO. Eagle Rock Los Angeles 18 Brown, Sam DB 6’ 1” 190 FR. La Canada Montrose 32 Bush, Dominique WR 5’ 6” 150 FR. Alemany San Fernando 30 Cantong, Nick DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Burbank Burbank 28 Cantos, Nico WR 5’ 7” 170 FR. La Salle Pasadena 58 Casteneda, George DL 5’ 11” 220 FR. Cleveland Reseda 51 Chavez, Enrique OL 6’ 2” 270 FR. Salesian Los Angeles 75 Cid, Alfonso OL 6’ 4” 310 SO. Garfield Los Angeles 08 Custis, Travis RB 6’ 1” 220 SO. Lovejoy Atlanta, GA 23 Custis, Trayevion DB 6’ 2” 200 FR. Lovejoy Atlanta, GA 09 David, Derrell DB 6’ 3”` 190 FR. Muir Pasadena 70 DelValle, Brian OL 6’ 1” 310 FR. Central Los Angeles 16 Dunn, Deondre WR 5’ 10” 170 FR. View Park Prep Los Angeles 99 Erickson, Matt DL 6’ 3” 210 FR. Crescenta Valley Montrose 02 Farmer, Kev’n DB 6’ 1” 170 SO. Jefferson Los Angeles 87 Frasco, Gerado WR 6’ 1” 180 FR. Hoover Glendale 46 Fulton, Michael DL 6’ 2” 250 FR. Muir Pasadena 11 Griffen, Elonzo WR 6’ 0” 190 SO. Sylmar Sylmar 73 Gutierrez, Israel OL 6’ 3” 280 SO. St. Francis Los Angeles 10 Hardge, Shawn LB 5’ 11” 210 SO. Santee Los Angeles 39 Hardin, Keyon DB 5’ 11” 180 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 27 Harper, Isaiah DB 5’ 9” 170 FR. Taft Woodland Hills 45 Hawkins, Devon TE 6’ 4” 210 FR. Taft Pacoima 41 Hayes, Andrew DB 5’ 11” 170 FR. Silverado Victor Valley 14 Hayward, Sadique DB 6’ 3” 210 FR. Dorsey Hawthorne 85 Henderson, Chris WR 6’ 1” 200 FR. Verdugo Hills Tujunga 90 Hernandez, Rudy DL 5’ 11” 270 FR. Roosevelt Los Angeles 49 Hewitt, Clinton LB 6’ 3” 230 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 66 Huezo, Michael OL 6’ 2” 270 FR. Contreras Los Angeles 50 Inoussa, Mohamed DL 6’ 6” 260 FR. Jakobsberg Jakobsberg, SWE 94 Islas, Saul DL 6’ 3” 270 FR. Cleveland Reseda 05 Jackson, Nolan LB 6’ 0” 210 FR Alemany Canyon Country 07 Jarvis, Tru RB 5’ 11” 210 SO. Chaminade Sylmar 03 Jones, Darius RB 5’ 11” 180 FR. Canoga Park Canoga Park 04 Jones, Robert RB 5’ 8” 170 SO. Dorsey Los Angeles 15 Kraemer, Grant QB 6’ 3” 210 SO. Notre Dame Northridge 24 LoBianco, Jordan WR 5’ 7” 150 FR. Crescenta Valley Sunland 22 Lowry-Sanders, Payton DL 6’ 3” 250 SO. Loyola Los Angeles 83 Martin, Clifton WR 5’ 10” 160 FR. Maranatha Altadena 25 Martinez, Josh RB 5’ 10” 190 SO. Bellermine-Jefferson Glendale 59 McDonald, Eion DL 6’ 0” 210 FR. La Canada La Canada 20 McGinnis, Anthony WR 5’ 7” 150 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 35 McNamee, Lonnie DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Westchester Hawthorne 55 Mena, Johndely LB 5’ 10” 220 SO. Etiwanda Rialto 80 Mendoza, Daniel WR 5’ 10” 170 FR. Sylmar Pacoima 60 Meza, Jordan OL 5’ 11” 240 FR. Burbank Sun Valley 77 Mills, Andrew OL 6’ 1” 270 FR.. Burroughs Burbank 61 Moreno, Gregorio OL 5’ 10” 350 FR. University Los Angeles 43 Olivarez, Devon DB 5’ 11” 200 SO. Ironwood Ridge Tucson, AZ 64 Ortiz, Robert DL 5’11” 250 SO. Belmont Los Angeles 19 Powell, Mark QB 6’ 0” 190 FR. Verdugo Hills Sunland 72 Ramos, Damien DL 6’ 3” 280 FR. Cleveland Reseda 63 Reyes, Isaac DL 6’ 1” 250 FR. Sylmar Sylmar 44 Robinson, Sylvester TE 6’2” 240 FR. Calabasas Reseda 54 Salgado, Chris OL 6’ 3” 310 FR. Alhambra Alhambra 31 Sherman, Malcolm WR 5’ 10” 180 FR. Edison Dallas, TX 33 Smith, Shonte WR 5’ 8” 170 FR. Sylmar Sylmar 78 Soto, Reynaldo DL 5’ 10” 240 FR. Marshall Los Angeles , 26 Spencer, Cameron DB 6’ 0” 180 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 36 Taylor, Denzel DB 5’ 9” 160 FR. Taft North Hills 57 Theard, Adam DL 6’ 1” 260 FR. North Hollywood North Hollywood 21 Thompson, Deamon DB 5’ 9” 180 SO. San Fernando Sylmar 47 Velasco, Matt DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Eagle Rock Los Angeles 82 Walker, Chase WR 6’ 2” 190 FR. Crescenta Valley La Canada 37 Walker, Jarred DB 5’ 10” 180 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 81 Wannamaker, Darrel WR 5’ 8” 160 FR. Dorsey Los Angeles 40 Wejbe, Daniel WR 5’ 11” 180 FR. Marshall Los Angeles 42 White, Skylar DB 6’ 1” 200 FR. Muir Pasadena 12 Williams, Rayce WR 6’ 2” 190 FR. Dorsey Culver City 53 Zambrana, Jose DL 5’ 11” 250 SO. Roosevelt Los Angeles

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Welcome to Glendale Community College and another exciting season of Vaquero football! Whether you are a longtime Vaquero supporter or a first-time visitor here at Sartoris Field, I am sure you are going to enjoy a great show of athleticism and sportsmanship during today’s game.

Under the guidance of our outstanding coaches, trainers, and support staff, nearly three hundred men and women compete on our sixteen intercollegiate sports teams each year. GCC is committed to providing these talented student-athletes with a complete educational experience to help them develop athletically and academically. As always, Coach John Rome and his staff are working hard to ensure that our football team members succeed on the field and in the classroom.

Have a great time at the game and I hope you plan to join us at many other Vaquero sporting events in 2015-2016. Go Vaqs!

Dr. Paul Schlossman Dean of Student Affairs

18 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS a message from the FOUNDATION PRESIDENT, PAT CROUCH Welcome to another exciting year of Vaquero football! We’re glad you’re here to share this season with us. This is the third year for us in the highly competitive American Division of the Pacific Conference. We are up for the challenge and Coach Rome’s team has been practicing hard and is working to make it a successful season! The Glendale College Foundation is proud to be part of the athletic programs at Glendale College. Take a look across our beautiful field and you will see the fantastic state-of- the-art scoreboard. This scoreboard was made possible by the combined efforts of the Foundation Board of Directors, the Foundation staff and a number of supporters of the College, specifically GCC alum and Head Coach Andy Reid, who donated the funds to make the scoreboard a reality at Sartoris Field. You could be part of it, too, by investing in a tile on the wall. It’s a great way to support our athletic program and memorialize or pay tribute to someone close to you. Just call to the Foundation office, we’ll take it from there! In these tough times, college athletic programs are at risk. The Glendale College Foundation is working hard to raise funds for the athletic department by embarking on a $100,000 challenge to raise funds through the 2015 Athletic Hall of Fame. Through the 2014 HOF, the Foundation helped purchase new lights for the gym as well as new equipment for the men and women’s soccer, track and cross country teams, baseball and softball teams as well as helping to purchase new equipment for the Athletic Training Facility. The Foundation also approved grants for new computes for a proposed Student Athlete Resource Room as well as equipment for the Fitness Center. Being a “Vaquero” and competing on one of our 16 men and women’s sports has kept many students in school and focused on academics. We are committed to maintaining and expanding the athletic offerings at Glendale College. There are many ways for you to participate with the Foundation. Why not attend the popular Athletic Hall of Fame dinner in the fall, on October 11, 2015? Or, invest in a campus banner to promote your business, or donate a tile on one of our many walls. Are you a golfer? Join us next June at our annual tournament. How about endowing a scholarship or make a planned gift from your estate? It’s easier than you might think. We can help with all the details. Give us a call at (818) 551-5201. I invite you to find out more about the Glendale College Foundation and the work we are doing. Please log onto: www.glendale.edu/foundation Go Vaqueros!! Pat Crouch President, Glendale College Foundation

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19 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS MODERN SCHOOL RECORDS SINGLE SEASON OFFENSE RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE RECEIVING—MOST TDS Rnk. Name Year Yards Rnk. Name Year Yards Rnk. Name Year TDs 1. Pathon Rucker 1993 1684 1. Mike Frost 1999 3456 1. Chad Heydorff 1999 17 2. Bobby Webster 1990 1506 2. Gordy Bohannan 1978 2276 2. Keith Chappelle 1978 15 3. Darrell Durham 1997 1500 3. Sean Murphy 2013 2197 3. Darion Donnelly 2005 13 4. Henry Longoria 1975 1343 4. Bob Gagliano 1977 2169 4. Paul Smith 1999 11 5. Collin Keoshian 2012 1265 5. Clay Gallagher 1970 1899 5. Greg Erke 1976 9 6. Ron Gilner 1981 1240 6. Eric Kiesau 1992 1897 7. Mike Frost 1998 1869 Bill Blakemore 1977 9 7. Pathon Rucker 1992 1216 8. Steve Martinez 2005 1768 John Gagliano 1984 9 8. Bill Renison 1961 1203 9. Steve Curtis 1968 1744 Patrick Donahue 2010 9 9. Jamaal Rashad 2005 1192 10. Gary Pfaucht 1980 1738 9. Steve Moore 1967 8 10. Sean Hampton 1988 1150 11. Joe Kroells 2001 1684 Chad Heydorff 1998 8 11. Chris Berroud 2004 1085 12. Rob Huffman 1985 1671 Isaiah Bernard 2013 8 12. Bill Renison 1962 1057 13. Dan Flavin 1972 1662 12. Bill French 1977 7 13. Steve Souza 1984 1049 14. Huey Jackson 1984 1656 Rocky Palamara 1986 7 14. Kartrell Clayton 2001 1044 15. Aryn Hart 1995 1575 Doug Hooker 1986 7 15. Joe Wiggan 2011 1109 16. Sid Stark 1973 1560 Tim Hilton 1994 7 16. Ilan Zilberman 1994 1000 17. Brendon Doyle 2006 1549 Scot Boldvich 1996 7 17. Wes Bender 1990 996 18. Rob Huffman 1986 1529 Ryan Brouche’t 1997 7 18. Doug Dragomer 1988 953 19. Steve Martinez 2004 1522 18. Steve Moore 1966 6 19. Rahsaan Harrison 1996 937 20. Bobby Webster 1990 1506 Dave Penniall 1973 6 20. Marquise McGuire 2013 906 21. Darrell Durham 1997 1500 Mike Silva 1973 6 21. Ramone Archie 1995 894 Steve Miller 2009 1500 23. Steven Batista 2010 1499 X. Mora 1974 6 22. Willie Youngblood 2009 882 24. Paul Smith 1999 1477 Greg Erke 1975 6 23. Ron Thornton 1983 872 25. Tony Delgado 1994 1452 Doug Hooker 1985 6 24. Gene Harlin 1986 862 26. Mike McDonald 2007 1369 J. Jackson 1985 6 25. Ramone Archie 1996 860 27. Chris Smith 1987 1357 Brian Kaloustian 1988 6 26. Donnel Pumphrey 1987 841 28. Henry Longoria 1975 1343 Angel Martinez 1992 6 27. Rafik Thorossian 1991 837 29. Jim Beckenhauer 1967 1337 Isaiah Bernard 2014 6 28. Marquise McGuire 2014 828 30. John Riggs 1981 1301 29. Kevin Sterling 1985 827 31. Jeff Griffin 1983 1290 SCORING—MOST TDS 30. Willie Youngblood 2008 807 32. Timothy Broughton 2011 1305 31. Larry Bryan 1960 803 33. Jamaal Rashad 2005 1287 Rnk. Name Year TDs 34. Ron Gilner 1981 1273 1. Bobby Webster 1990 23 PASSING 35. Aryn Hart 1996 1259 2. Pathon Rucker 1992 19 36. Gary Pfaucht 1979 1247 3. Chad Heydorff 1999 17 Rnk. Name Year Yards 37. Dylan Martinez 2008 1228 4. Darrell Durham 1997 16 1. Mike Frost 1999 3405 38. Marco Arcipreste 1990 1225 5. Keith Chappelle 1978 15 2. Gordy Bohannan 1978 2396 39. Joe Wiggan 2011 1218 6. Ron Thornton 1982 14 3. Sean Murphy 2013 2247 Kevin Sterling 1985 14 4. Bob Gagliano 1977 2106 Wes Bender 1989 14 5. Clay Gallagher 1970 2008 RECEIVING Rnk. Name Year Rec.-Yds Pathon Rucker 1993 14 6. Eric Kiesau 1992 1973 Ilan Zilberman 1994 14 7. Dan Flavin 1972 1788 1. Chad Heydorff 1999 86-1616 2. Randy Stage 1974 73-946 Chris Berroud 2004 14 8. Mike Frost 1998 1787 12. Henry Longoria 1975 13 9. Huey Jackson 1984 1733 3. Keith Chappelle 1978 70-1178 4. Paul Smith 1999 60-1084 Darion Donnelly 2005 13 10. Aryn Hart 1995 1705 Joe Wiggan 2011 13 11. Rob Huffman 1985 1682 5. Bill French 1977 58-845 6. Greg Erke 1976 54-775 15. Sean Hampton 1988 12 12. Gary Pfaucht 1980 1662 Collin Keoshian 2012 12 13. Steve Miller 2009 1650 7. Isaiah Bernard 2013 54-686 8. Scott Boldvich 1996 53-885 17. Ron Gilner 1981 11 14. Steve Martinez 2005 1623 Doug Dragomer 1988 11 15. Rob Huffman 1986 1595 9. Darion Donnelly 2005 52-756 10. Patrick Donahue 2010 50-774 Jamaal Rashad 2005 11 16. Steven Batista 2010 1557 20. Bill Renison 1961 10 17. Sid Stark 1973 1548 11. Rocky Palamara 1986 50-705 12. Alex Gatica 1982 50-587 Bill Renison 1962 10 18. Steve Martinez 2004 1493 Don Johnson 1962 10 19. Tony Delgado 1994 1486 13. Angel Martinez 1992 49-800 14. Rocky Palamara 1987 48-757 Ken Hunter 1980 10 20. Brendon Doyle 2006 1476 Steve Souza 1984 10 21. Chris Smith 1987 1453 15. Ryan Brouchet 1997 47-730 16. Bill Blakemore 1977 44-821 Gene Harlin 1986 10 22. Aryn Hart 1996 1441 Ramone Archie 1995, 96 10 23. Joe Kroells 2001 1397 17. Ron Weckbacher 1979 42-639 18. Tim Hilton 1994 41-722 Joshua Nakamoto 2010 10 24. Jeff Griffin 1983 1387 Marquise McGuire 2013 10 25. John Riggs 1981 1376 19. Steve Moore 1967 41-696 26. Gary Pfaucht 1979 1335 20. Rich Florita 1969 41-516 27. Jim Beckenhauer 1967 1324 21. Dave Penniall 1972 40-731 ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING 28. Mike McDonald 2007 1322 22. Chad Heydorff 1998 40-662 Rnk. Name - Year 29. Craig Gallagher 1975 1300 23. Dan DeAvila 1970 40-547 Rush Rec. Ret. Net TDs 30. Ronnie Lopez 1989 1296 24. Brock Kap 2013 40-464 1. Pathon Rucker - 1993 31. Chris Ray 1993 1289 25. Patrick Fields 1996 40-476 1684 2 41 1727 14 32. Marco Arcipreste 1990 1261 26. Joe Vielandi 1970 40-459 2. Bobby Webster - 1990 33. Steve Curtis 1968 1191 27. Pat Lynch 1989 39-581 1506 130 0 1636 23 34. Chris Cervantes 1997 1185 28. George McGowan 1967 36-587 3. Darrell Durham - 1997 35. Andre Nunez 2014 1163 29. Doug Hooker 1985 35-578 1500 11 0 1511 16 36. Dylan Martinez 2008 1134 30. William Fennessy 2014 615 4. Tim Hilton - 1994 37. Mark Snyder 1976 1090 31. Tommy Lee 1998 34-622 56 722 657 1435 9 38. Keith Fitzgerald 1988 1064 32. Mark Carlson 1981 34-494 5. Collin Keoshian - 2012 39. Kevin Hunter 2011 1052 33. Dan DeAvila 1971 34-426 1265 147 26 1438 12 34. Joe Wade 1991 34-393 6. Pathon Rucker - 1992 35. Abraham Venegas 2006 33-594 1216 0 186 1402 19 7. Marquise McGuire - 2013 20 906 346 0 1252 10 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS MODERN SCHOOL RECORDS SINGLE SEASON DEFENSE MOST UNASSISTED TACKLES MOST DEFLECTIONS Rank Name Year Tackles Rank Name Year Defl. 1. Mike Stewart 1993 77 1. Jalen Rising-Barnwell 2014 15 2. Chris Oliver 1999 74 2. Eddie Smith 2010 11 3. Ryan Walters 1999 72 3. Mark McMillian 1988 10 4. Scott Blade 1992 66 Brian Miller 1988 10 5. Jimmy Thompson 1997 64 Josh Carroll 1994 10 6. Neal Sowter 1994 63 6. Ron Mogan 1989 9 7. Randy Beckman 2000 60 7. Chris Bahr 1986 8 8. Kevin Henderson 1986 56 Dennis Breshears 1989 8 9. Chris Hale 1986 54 Derrick Mitchell 1990 8 10. Chris Oliver 1998 53 Robert Floyd 1991 8 11. Neal Sowter 1995 51 Greg Garrison 1992 8 Randy Beckman 2001 51 Mike Stewart 1993 8 13. Ray Brackin 1987 50 13. Carver Russaw 1985 7 Lolesio Takapu 1990 50 Mark Hampton 1988 7 15. Patrick Pierre-Louis 2001 49 Calvin Bell 1994 7 16. Mark Reeve 1989 48 16. Keith Franklin 1990 6 17. Dennis Breshears 1989 47 Keeyon Howard 1998 6 Jerry DiMaggio 1987 47 Tywane Patterson 1998 6 Victor Huezo 1995 47 Elliott Jones 2006 6 Marlon Calloway 1996 47 Dante Shipman 2014 6 21. Scott Blade 1991 46 Robert Rivera 1993 46 MOST QB SACKS 23. Bill Stokes 1985 45 Rank Name Year Mike Curiel 1993 45 Sacks Victor Huezo 1994 45 1. Bill Stokes 1985 17 Ken Knoop 1996 45 2. Ray Brackin 1987 16 Scott Gilbert 2000 45 3. Ron Haynes 1984 15 28. Pat Kennelly 1992 44 4. Steve Hieber 1988 14 Brew McGoldrick 1993 44 Jason Bonwell 2005 14 30. Nelson Juarez 1998 43 6. Keith London 1982 13 Rene Howard 2009 43 Grant Valentine 2006 13 32. Mark McMillian 1988 42 8. Noche Nwofer 2013 12.5 Sean Seumae 1993 42 9. Derek Lyons 1997 12 Milton Ramsey 1994 42 Carlos Coronado 2001 12 Brian Collins 1996 42 11. Art Dubose 1984 10 Clayton Ketchum 2000 42 Tommy Lopez 1986 10 37. Nate Harris 1985 41 Mark Reeve 1989 10 Aaron Branche 1989 41 Marco Ramirez 2005 10 Daniel Cruz 2011 10 MOST ASSISTS 16. David Smith 2014 9.7 Rank Name Year Assist 17. Grant Valentine 2007 9.5 1. Dominick Bell 2014 82 18. Patrick Hurd 2014 9 2. Grant Valentine 2007 74 19. Keith Knoop 1982 8 3. Alonzo Menifield 2006 72 Mark Barfield 1985 8 Matt Patterson 2005 72 Jerry DiMaggio 1987 8 5. Jason Bonwell 2005 71 Chuck Jackson 1991 8 6. Ryan Bronk 2004 68 Frank Yee 2005 8 7. Rick Martin 2004 62 Chris Riley 2014 62 MOST TACKLES FOR A LOSS 9. Marco Ramirez 2005 56 Rank Name Year 10. Randy Beckman 2001 55 Sacks Robert Elisha 2004 55 1. Daniel Cruz 2011 15 12. Ryan Bronk 2005 52 2. Neal Sowter 1994 14 13. Keven Steele 2014 50 3. Scott Blade 1992 13 Josh Nesbitt 2006 48 David Smith 2013 13 Patrick Pierre-Louis 2001 48 David Smith 2014 13 Jason Barbic 2007 48 6. Tim Price 1988 12 Brian Lynch 2007 48 7. Doug Bledsoe 1988 11 Marcus Tappan 2013 48 Jason Stanley 1991 11 19. Fred Gamble 2004 47 Mike Curry 1996 11 Mitch Dolfuss 2005 47 Jason Bonwell 2005 11 David Smith 2013 47 11. Ray Brackin 1987 10 22. Jason Stanley 1991 46 Chad Keiser 1988 10 Ricky Martin 2005 46 Derek Lyons 1997 10 Matt Patterson 2006 46 Marco Ramirez 2005 10 Noche Nwofer 2013 46 15. Andres Washington 1988 9 26. Reggie Jackson 2014 44 Kevin Monaco 1990 9 27. Frank Yee 2005 43 Mike Curiel 1993 9 28. Randy Beckman 2000 42 Neal Sowter 1995 9 Alonzo Menifield 2005 42 19. Mark Sampson 1985 8 30. Anthony Cullors 2007 41 Keith Franklin 1990 8 Ander Magee 2007 41 Calvin Bell 1994 8 32. Fernando Alonzo 2007 40 Marlon Calloway 1996 8 Ray McDonough 2007 40 Marco Ramirez 2005 8 David Smith 2014 40 24. Dominic Bell 2014 7.5 35. Scott Blade 1991 39 25. Steve Hieber 1988 7 Grant Valentine 2006 39 Paul Lopez 1994 7 37. Mark Owens 2001 38 Victor Huezo 1995 7 Francisco Coronado 2006 38 Peter Stamison 1995 7 Chris Riley 2013 38 Carlos Coronado 2001 7 40. Jeff Dyrek 1991 37 Chris Oliver 1999 37 MOST Danny Morales 2001 37 Rank Name Year Int. Kenny Garcia 2001 37 1. Greg Coauette 1983 11 Jacob Meza 2010 37 2. Ray McDonough 2014 9 45. Steve Porter 2004 36 3. Dante Shipman 2014 8 46. Jason Bonwell 2004 35 4. Kevin Kiesau 1981 7 Ryan LaRussa 2004 35 5. Chris Hale 1986 6 48. Patrick Hurd 2013 34 Chris Bahr 1986 6 Carlos Rowe 2014 34 Mike Hampton 1988 6 50. Kevin Hurley 1991 33 Dante Shipman 2013 6 Scott Plescia 2011 33 9. Mark Blocker 1979 5 Michael Hernandez 2013 33 Eric Burcham 1983 5 53. Carlos Coronado 2001 32 Mark McMillan 1988 5 Daniel Cruz 2011 32 Jeff Dyrek 1991 5 Carlos Velasquez 2004 32 Josh Nesbitt 2006 5 56. Kalii Robinson 2008 31 A.J. Niu 2012 31 58. Matt LaRussa 2005 30 Graeson Matevosian 2006 30 21 Osa Aikhionbare 2011 30 Nick Leon 2011 30 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS HEAD COACH RECORDS BOWL APPEARANCES

Glendale College Football Head Coaches 1. Sam Tenison 10 years 1928-37 31 wins 39 losses 9 ties 2. Gil Kuhn 1 year 1938 2 wins 8 losses 3. Tommy Ryan 3 years 1939-41 7 wins 17 losses 2 ties 4. Sherman Miller 1 year 1942 2 wins 5 losses 1 tie (No football in 1943) 5. George Sperry 2 years 1944-45 1 win 10 losses 1 tie (1947 - Glendale joined WSC) 6. Marger Apsit 3 years 1946-48 11 wins 18 losses 2 ties 7. Dave Titchenal 1 year 1950 5 wins 4 losses 8. Bill Reinhard 8 years 1949-57 30 wins 34 losses 6 ties (1957—1st Bowl appearance: Won Alfalfa Bowl 44-0 over Oceanside) 9. Ed Simmons 2 years 1958-59 2 wins 16 losses 10. Mike Giddings 1 year 1960 7 wins 2 losses 11. Don Bennett 5 years 1961-65 36 wins 9 losses 2 ties 12. Roy Vujovich 1 year 1966 4 wins 4 losses 1 tie 13. Bill Sandstrom 1 year 1967 5 wins 4 losses 14. Phil Brown 1 year 1968 3 wins 6 losses 15. Lou Massei 3 years 1969-71 9 wins 18 losses 16. Jim Sartoris 17 years 1972-88 111 wins 64 losses 1 tie 17. John Cicuto 19 years 1989-2007 98 wins 95 losses 2 ties 18. John Rome 7 years 2008- 26 wins 37 losses

Head Coaches in Order of Wins GCC Bowl Appearances Rank Coach Wins Losses Ties Years Year Bowl Game Score Opponent 1. Jim Sartoris 111 63 1 17 1957 Alfalfa Bowl Won 44-0 Oceanside 2. John Cicuto 98 92 2 19 1961 Potato Bowl Won 28-14 Riverside 3. Don Bennett 36 9 2 5 1962 Elks Bowl Lost 23-16 Orange Coast 4. Sam Tenison 31 39 9 10 1963 Potato Bowl Lost 48-0 Bakersfield 5. Bill Reinhard 30 34 6 8 1977 Mission Bowl Lost 44-22 Saddleback 6. John Rome 26 37 0 7 1978 Mission Bowl Won 27-22 Saddleback 7. Marger Apsit 11 18 2 3 1982 South Bay Bowl Lost 26-7 Southwestern 8. Lou Massei 9 18 0 3 1985 Potato Bowl Won 30-24 Taft 9. Mike Giddings 7 2 0 1 1986 Pony Bowl Lost 28-10 Riverside 10. Tommy Ryan 7 17 2 3 1987 So. California Bowl Won 31-28 Antelope Valley 11. Dave Titchenal 5 4 0 1 1988 Western State BowlWon 23-20 Santa Monica Bill Sandstrom 5 4 0 1 1990 So. California Bowl Won 23-16 Citrus 13. Ray Vujovich 4 4 1 1 1992 K-Swiss Classic II Lost 24-23 Antelope Valley 14. Phil Brown 3 6 0 1 2001 U.S. Bank 15. Gil Kuhn 2 8 0 1 Beach Bowl Won 28-13 Fullerton Sherman Miller 2 5 1 1 2005 So Cal Bowl Lost 42-10 Grossmont Ed Simmons 2 16 0 2 2006 Western State Bowl Won 23-14 Santa Ana 18. George Sperry 1 10 1 2 2014 Patriotic Bowl Lost 30-22 Palomar TOTAL 290 385 27 87 Bowl Record: 9 wins, 8 losses

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ThankTO EVERYONE you WHO SUPPORTED THE Vaquero Football Golf Classic ON MONDAY, JULY 24, 2015 ONCE A VAQ, ALWAYS A VAQ

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ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY AND BANQUET SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2015

PROUDLY INDUCTING THE 1977 WESTERN STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

Previous Glandale College Athletic Hall of Fame inductees from the 1977 team (left to right): Bob Gagliano, Outstanding Athletic Achievement; John Cicuto and Jim Sartoris, Outstanding Coaches; Jimmy Evangelatos, Meritorious Service; Andy Reid, Pillar of Achievement.

To attend, contact Alex Leon: 818-240-1000 x5764 or [email protected] 24