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Year in Sports 0708.Pdf Untitled-2 1 6/9/2008 11:17:14 AM Prepared to serve as a record of the accomplishments by the athletes and coaches 30th Annual at Chadron State College during the past academic year. Compiled by Chadron State College’s ALEX HELMBRECHT and Year in Sports CON MARSHALL 2007-08 Table of Contents Letter from the Sports Information Office .................................................................................................................................................. 2 Football Another successful season for CSC football team ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Records set in 2007 ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Individual Statistics ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Team Statistics and Results ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Defensive Statistics ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Awards and Honors ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Danny Woodhead by the Numbers ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 Volleyball Volleyball team took big steps during ’07 season ..................................................................................................................................... 11 Combined Statistics .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Overall Leaders ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Awards and Honors ................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Basketball Men’s, women’s basketball teams showed improvement ......................................................................................................................... 15 Basketball leaders ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Women’s Season Statistics ........................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Men’s Season Statistics ............................................................................................................................................................................. 16 Women’s Awards and Honors ................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Women’s Game-by-Game ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Men’s Game-by-Game .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Men’s Awards and Honors ........................................................................................................................................................................ 19 Wrestling Majerus claims national title; wrestlers finish in top 10 ........................................................................................................................... 20 Wrestling Leaders ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Individual Statistics / Records .................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Dual Results / Awards and Honors ........................................................................................................................................................... 22 Women’s Golf Women’s golf team had a solid season in 2007-08 ................................................................................................................................... 23 Awards and Honors ................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Softball Softball team found success in second season .......................................................................................................................................... 24 Seasonal Bests ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Game Results ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 Individual Statistics / Awards and Honors ................................................................................................................................................ 26 Track and Field Eagles have another solid track and field season ...................................................................................................................................... 27 School Records set in 2008 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Best Marks of 2008 ................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Awards and Honors ................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Rodeo Rodeo contestants found top honors elusive in 2007-08 .......................................................................................................................... 30 Roster ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30 2007-08 Placings ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Historical Athletic Hall of Fame Honorees ............................................................................................................................................................... 32 Top Athletes Through the Years ................................................................................................................................................................ 33 All-Americans ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 National Champions .................................................................................................................................................................................. 42 Academic All-District VII Honorees ........................................................................................................................................................ 42 2007-08 Letterwinners .............................................................................................................................................................................. 43 Landon Ehlers presented Clyde Bond Memorial Award .......................................................................................................................... 44 Woodhead, Malzahn named CSC’s Scholar-Athletes ............................................................................................................................... 45 Chadron State College’s RMAC Scholar-Athletes Honorees, 1989-present ............................................................................................ 46 2007-08 RMAC Academic Award Recipients .......................................................................................................................................... 47 RMAC Standings Through the Years .......................................................................................................................................................
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