President’s Welcome Western has a long tradition of excel- and reinforce a strong work ethic, accountability, lence in athletics. It is a tradition made possible and the importance of community. At Western by talented and dedicated coaches, by student- our coaches and athletes represent the very athletes who are committed to excellence and best of what college athletics, in its essence, by loyal supporters who believe in the important provides. As supporters of Western State benefits of intercollegiate athletics. College athletics you help make it all possible. At Western we are proud of the fact that On behalf of the coaches, athletic staff, "we make champions out of thin air." Last year and the student-athletes I thank you for your there were many outstanding performances by commitment to Western and for your support of Western student-athletes and teams. As a intercollegiate athletics. whole, Western State has been ranked in the Top 25 of the Division II National Directors’ Cup Contest each of the 13 years of the contest. While we are proud of the accomplishments and efforts of our athletes, teams and coaches, we also believe that the development of cham- pions reaches far wider and deeper than con- tests won and lost. In addition to being highly competitive NCAA II participants and successful students, Western's student-athletes are involved in many other campus activities. Their participation Jay Helman includes activities such as residence life staff, WSC President student government, theatre and new student orientation. Clearly, student-athletes at Western are an integral part of campus life and represent the values of citizenship and community that our college so strongly supports and encourages. Intercollegiate athletics helps to instill

Table of Contents

President’s Welcome 1 Numerical Roster 24-25 Athletic Directory 2 Profiles 26-38 Facilities 3 Conference Information 39 School Information 4-5 Opponent Information 40 Staff 6-8 2007 Season Review 43-44 Hall of Fame 9-10 Records 45-50 MAA 12-14 All-Stars 51-52 2007-08 Scholarships 15 Year-by-Year Results 53-55 Media Information 16 Coaching History 55 2007 Schedule 17 Opponent History 56-57 Coaches 18-20 All-Time Roster 58-63 Season Outlook 21-23

19 RMAC Football Championship 1 Western State Athletic Department

Athletic Web Site www.wscathletics.com Athletic Department Phone (970) 943-2079 Athletic Department Fax (970) 943-2754

Administration Greg Waggoner, Director of Athletics [email protected] (970) 943-2079 Loretta Szallar, Administrative Assistant [email protected] (970) 943-2079 Cindy Drexel, Faculty Athletic Representative [email protected] (970) 943-2125 Scott Groom, Assistant AD for Internal Relations and Compliance [email protected] (970) 943-3020 Nicole Quast, Sports Information Director [email protected] (970) 943-2831 Megann Powell, Assistant Athletic Director/SWA [email protected] (970) 943-2021 Don Mundell, Head Trainer [email protected] (970) 943-2080 Janine Pleau, Assistant Trainer [email protected] (970) 943-3168

Coaching Staff Shawn Back, Head Volleyball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2834 Janel Baily, Assistant Volleyball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3260 Ryan Baily, Head Track and Field Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3257 Seth Bell, Assistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7037 Jarod Burns, Assistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7043 Brenton Illum, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2046 Jennifer Michel, Head Cross Country Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3263 Mike Moskowitz, Head Men’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2134 Criag Otto, Assitant Wrestling Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2981 David Pena, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2127 Kevin Stanley, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2109 Pat Stewart, Head Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2056 C.J. Teply, Asstistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7043 Chris Trammell, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2422 Latricia Trammell, Head Women’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2652 Daniel Trujillo, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach [email protected] (970) 943-3262 Miles Van Hee, Head Wrestling Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2089 Sam Wendland, Assistant Wrestling Coach [email protected] (970) 943-2981 Jeff Williamson, Assistant Football Coach [email protected] (970) 943-7043

VOLLEYBALL

Credits The 2007 Western State Volleyball Media Guide was produced and written by WSC Sports Information Director Nicole Quast. Printing: Crested Butte Printing Photography: Neil Santarella, Chip Bromfield, David Young

2 19 RMAC Football Championship Facilities

Mountaineer Bowl The Western State Mountaineers displayed Mountaineer Bowl for the first time in 1948. Western immediately fell in love with the new play- ing field as they won that first game 20-0 over Colorado School of Mines. Today, Mountaineer Bowl ranks as the high- est collegiate football field in the world at 7,750 feet. One of the best settings for a collegiate foot- ball game or track meet in America, the Bowl can hold 4,000 fans. Mountaineer Bowl features a pair of press boxes - one for game-day staff and one for radio Paul Wright Gym and working media. The Bowl also features an official collegiate Paul Wright Gym has been a work in track, which was redone in 2006. progress since the initial building was built in 1951. Mountaineer Bowl is also home to both Today the gym is known as one of the loudest in the region. At 7,723 feet, Wright Gym is the Highest Gunnison High School football and track and field. Collegiate Gym in the World. In 2005, the Bowl received a brand new In 2007-08 school year, a brand new roof, eight lane track and a new scoreboard (including a floor and baskets were added. messageboard system and a new audio system). In 2005, brand new bleaches were added to the lower section of the gym. The current swimming pool joined the gym in 1960 and in 1965 the wrestling room was added to the east side of the gym. The biggest change of all came in 1998 as a 40,000 square-foot renovation and addition was completed. The renovation included a new 2,500 square-foot weight room with 5,000 pounds of free weights and also a locker facility for visiting teams. New locker facilities were added for both the general student population and men’s and women’s athletic teams. The Tracy Borah Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame room was also added during the renovation. The room features a meeting room, trophy cases and the Hall of Fame. Also added was a new training room that features whirlpool baths, five taping tables and a separate examination room. Volleyball and women’s basketball also received new lockerrooms Western State College would like to and team rooms. Upstairs, six classrooms were thank Dr. Missy Chamberland for donating the added that enabled the Exercise and Sport Science red paint used to paint the field at all home foot- department to conduct all of its classes in one area. ball games. Paul Wright Gym is named after the one of Thank you for your continued support of Western State’s early coaches and leaders. Mountaineer Athletics, Dr. Chamberland. Instrumental in getting skiing organized as an NCAA sports, Wright taught and coached at Western for 38 years. He also served the Gunnison Community as mayor, judge, board member and Rotarian. 19 RMAC Football Championship 3 Western State College - Gunnison, Colo. Western State College of Colorado in Gunnison, Colorado, was founded in 1901 and was the first college on Colorado's Western Slope. Western has an enroll- ment of about 2500 students, and offers Bachelor's degrees in over 20 different majors. At Western State College of Colorado, we take genuine pride in our ability to work one on one with our students. We get to know each student and help each reach his or her highest level. At Western, students have a true, one-on-one relationship with us- our students, our faculty and our town. The professors at Western State College of Colorado are among the most qualified faculty teaching undergraduate courses in Colorado. Our student faculty ratio is 18 to 1, and our students always notice how closely their professors work with them. At Western, stu- dents have opportunities for direct, hands on involvement in their major field of study from the beginning of their education here, not just during the junior and senior year. Western is one of the most affordable colleges in the state and in the nation. Our tuition is less than the national average tuition for public colleges of our size and selectivity. Western awards more grants on average than our peer institutions. Finally, our students graduate with less total student loans than the national average. Our combination of price and financial aid make us one of the most affordable college choices a student can make. Western offers one of the safest campuses in the state. Our beautiful small town location and the sense of community on our campus bring about a very low incidence of criminal occur- rences. Students feel a high level of personal responsibility here because they are part of the total community in the Gunnison Valley.

4 19 RMAC Football Championship Western State College - Gunnison, Colo. Western is ideally located in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The mountains and communi- Western State ties that surround Western State College provide an out- Quick Facts door classroom just waiting to be discovered. Our academ- ic programs make the most of the Gunnison Valley environ- Most popular majors (in alphabetical order): ment. Our students know the true meaning of a "hands-on" Art education! Students here are challenged, and are able to Biology make the most of themselves and their college education. Business Administration Western State College students also love the college Exercise and Sport Science because it is fun! Crested Butte Mountain Resort is less Psychology than an hour from campus, and so is the Monarch Ski and Recreation Snowboarding area. Both areas offer special discounted Enrollment: 2500 season passes for Western students. For the fishermen, Full Time: 90% Fly Rod and Reel Magazine listed Western State College Part Time: 10% as the third best college in the country for college students Between ages of 17 and 25: who love to fish. For the climbers, there are spectacular over 90% granite faces just minutes from campus that are perfect for Median Age: 22 Average SAT: 1020 bouldering and pitch climbing. Average HS GPA: 3.15 There are also a great number of activities on cam- Students from Colorado: 70% pus for every student to enjoy. From involvement in a Ethnic Minorities: 10.0% musical production, or a radio or television show, to writing Men: 60% for the school newspaper or being elected to the Student Women: 40% Government Association, Western students are always able Average Class size: 23 to get involved in fun and fulfilling activities on campus Student Faculty ratio: 18:1 Western State College of Colorado has one the most Degrees Conferred: 427 successful NCAA Division II sports programs in the country. The Mountaineers finished 15th in the 2006-07 Director's cup.

19 RMAC Football Championship 5 GREG JAY WAGGONER

HELMAN Athletic Director

President 15th Year

Jay Helman came to Western in 1989 as Dr. Waggoner is beginning State's student-athletes rank Assistant Professor in Kinesiology and Head his 15th year as Athletic Director among the best in the NCAA at Western State College of Division II. Men's Basketball Coach. Three years later, in Colorado. Waggoner is the owner of addition to his coaching and faculty responsibili- He received his B.A. and Rocky Mountain Athletic ties, he was named Chair of the Department of M.A. from WSC in 1980 and 1981 Consulting Services (RMACS) Kinesiology and Recreation. He was named Vice respectively. He received his Ed. and is a regular speaker on such President for Academic Affairs in 1996 and, in D. from the University of Northern topics as team building, liability/ Colorado in 1994. sport law, Title IX, fundraising, February of 2002, became Western's 13th Under his guidance, the col- NCAA clearinghouse standards, President. lege has generated numerous contemporary issues in coaching, His B.A. degree in English Literature is special events to promote interest marketing student/athletes to col- from Santa Clara University in California. He also in Mountaineer athletics and to leges, parent relations, motivation, attract financial support from strategic planning and other earned an M.A. in Psychology from California alumni, friends and corporate part- selected topics. He is also profes- State University at Sonoma, and a Ph.D. in ners. sionally active as the current First Exercise and Sport Science from The Over $14 million has been Vice President of the NCAA Pennsylvania State University in 1988. raised privately for Mountaineer Division II Athletic Directors Dr. Helman was named President at a piv- Athletics in the past 14 years and Association (D-II ADA), current each of the past four years have member of the National otal moment in Western State College's more than produced annual revenues and Association for Collegiate a century of service to Colorado and the nation. pledges that exceed $1 Million. Directors of Athletics (NACDA) He has guided Western through trying times, Private/external/enterprise gener- Executive Committee, the past dealing with fiscal issues, potential governance ated revenues make up 48% of Chair of the NCAA Division II changes and the need to attract more students. the total WSC athletic budget. The Wrestling Committee, and past average in the NCAA D-II is 24%. Chair of the RMAC AD's council. In addition, he has worked hard to communicate Additionally, over $6 Million in ath- Waggoner is also active in effectively with Colorado legislators, area and letic facility improvements have community service locally. He is a national opinion leaders and with area residents been made for Mountaineer 1971 GHS Football Memorial about the College's challenges and goals. Athletics in the past 14 years from Foundation board member, a Evidence of his leadership is seen in public and private sources. member of the Gunnison Elks In the past 14 years, Lodge, a past member of the increasing enrollment, the passage of a bill that Western State College athletic Citizens for a Gunnison made Western independent of the three-college teams have accomplished the fol- Community Committee, a system of which it has been a part for many lowing: past member of the Gunnison years, and optimism across the campus about the 10 NCAA II National Valley Hospital/Community Championship teams Evaluation Committee, Relay for College's future. Despite a state-wide economic 72 NCAA II National "Top 10" Life team captain and a regular slump, Western continues to set fund-raising team finishes volunteer at other community goals. The College was highly praised during a 25 Rocky Mountain Athletic events and activities. recent accreditation visit by a team of educators Conference Championship teams Prior to focusing full-time on making up a North Central Association team who 13 consecutive "Top 25" fin- his athletic administration career, ishes in the Directors' Cup stand- Dr. Waggoner enjoyed a success- stated unequivocally their belief in the overall ings and one of two current NCAA ful coaching and teaching career strength of Western and its future. Division II schools to accomplish for 18 years, including 12 of those Dr. Helman has written a number of arti- this feat. years serving as the Head cles for academic publications and made presen- Three "Top 5" finishes in the Wrestling Coach and Associate tations to a variety of organizations. Directors' Cup standings Professor of Exercise and Sport Numerous individual National Science at Western State College. During his five-year tenure as Head Champion, All-American, Waggoner and his wife Basketball Coach he was honored twice as Coach Academic All-American and Gloria (also an educator) have of the Year, had two teams qualify for post-season Coach of the Year awards. two grown children, Dillon and national tournaments and had an excellent gradu- Two USA Today NCAA Destiny. ation rate of student-athletes. Academic Achievement Awards in 2003. Graduation rates of Western

6 19 RMAC Football Championship Dr. Cynthia "Cindy" Drexel, professor of business, became Western's Faculty Athletic Rep. in the spring of 1998. A native of Western Colorado, she was born in Olathe and holds two degrees from Western State. Drexel earned her bachelor's degree in 1974 and her master's in 1975, both in business administration. She then went on to receive her doctorate from BYU in 1989. Drexel began teaching as a graduate assistant in 1974-75 and joined the faculty full-time in 1980. As Faculty Athletic Representative, she serves as liaison between the Mountaineer athletic department and the col- lege's faculty, as well as between Western State and the NCAA and the RMAC. Drexel and her husband, Bob, have one child.

Scott Groom is entering his 21st year in the WSC athletic department. After 16 years with with the Western track pro- gram, Groom enters his fourth year as Assistant Athletic Director for Internal Operations and Compliance. Groom is a native of Sioux City, IA. but attended Woodland High School in where he participated in foot- ball, basketball, and track. His promise in football led him to Eastern Illinois University. Groom’s coaching career began in 1983 at Air Academy High School in Colorado Springs and included a stint at Rampart High (1984-87). Groom arrived at Western in 1988 as an assistant track coach and then guided the track program from 1991- 2002. Groom received a Bachelor’s degree from Eastern Illinois (1982) and Masters from Western (1989). Married to wife Deanne, Groom has two step sons.

Don Mundell is entering his 18th year as head athletic trainer at Western State College. Mundell was born in Lamesa, Texas but soon moved to Walsh, Colo. While attending Walsh High School he par- ticipated in football, basketball, and track. He then went on to receive his bachelor's degree from the University of Northern Colorado in 1980, and his master's degree from Colorado State University the next year. Mundell received the National Athletic Trainers Association certification in 1981. After many years at the high school level, Mundell moved to Western State in 1991. During the summer of 1998, Mundell was chosen to be the trainer for a team of wrestlers sponsored by the US Olympic Committee and the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference to represent the United States in Bulgaria. Mundell is married to his wife Sue and they have two children, Justina and Kelly.

Janine Pleau enters her third year as Assistant Trainer for Western State Athletics. The Chester, Calif., native comes to Western after spending a year as Head Trainer at both Ignacio and Bayfield High Schools in the Durango area. Pleau also served as Assistant Trainer at Fort Lewis during the 2005-06 school year. Pleau received her Bachelor of Arts from Fort Lewis in 2003 and is scheduled to receiver her Master of Arts in December. Pleau played softball, volleyball and basketball at College of the Siskiyous from 1997 to 1999. As a prep at Chester High School, Pleau was a three-sport star, earning All-Conference honors in softball and volleyball. Pleau also served as Assistant Trainer at Adams State from January 2004 to May 2005.

Megann Powell became Western’s Assistant Athletic Director and SWA in August 2006. Powell arrived at Western after finishing her Sport Administration degree at Slippery Rock (Pa.) University. A basketball player at Slippery Rock, Powell also worked within the Athletic Administration, working closely with Facilities, Events, SAAC and Sport Promotion. Prior to Western, Powell worked for the , where she worked as an Events Assistant at ArenaBowl XX.

Nicole Quast is entering her first year as the Sports Information Director. Quast will serve as an administrator and media contact for seven Mountaineer sports. Prior to coming to Western State College, Quast served as the intern to the Director of Media Relations for the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) office and Sports Information Director of University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Quast received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sports Administration from Fort Lewis College in 2005, where she was a four year letterwinner on the women's baskeball team. She is currently pursuing her Master of Science degree in Human and Health Peformance from Fort Hays State University.

Loretta Szallar has been a WSC fan for most of her life. Growing up in Gunnison, she graduated from Gunnison High in 1975. Although she never participated in any sports during her school years, she now likes to a few golf balls around and considers herself a true hockey mom. A mother of two sons, Loretta has worked as the secretary in the athletic department's office since 1988. One of the Western’s best supporters, Loretta's husband, Ray, served for two years as president of the Mountaineer Athletic Association.

19 RMAC Football Championship 7 Shawn Back Janel Baily Ryan Baily Wayne Brown Tom Burggraf Brenton Illum Jennifer Michel Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach MAA Exec. Director Assistant Coach Head Coach Volleyball Volleyball Track and Field President WSC Foundation Football Cross Country

Mike Moskowitz Kevin Nelson Erin Osleson David Pena Kevin Stanley Pat Stewart Terri Stinson Head Coach Dept. Chair SGA Athletic Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Secretary M. Basketball ESS Ambassador Football Football Football ESS

CJ Teply Chris Trammell Latricia Trammell Daniel Trujillo Miles Van Hee Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Football W. Basketball W. Basketball M. Basketball Wrestling

Western State Board of Trustees Other Valued Assistants: Peter Dea is CEO, president and a and a member of the Board of Directors of Bank Karrissa Ball - Volleyball member of the board of directors of Western of Colorado and of American Alkali. He is a for- Seth Bell - Football Gas Resources, Inc. Recently, he served as mer Colorado state congressman and served as Oliver Bodor - XC/T&F president of Colorado Oil and Gas Association the House District 61 representative beginning Jarrod Burns - Football and on the board of directors of the in 2002. Prior to that he had been the District 57 Jesse Chettle - Cross Country Museum of Nature and Science and the representative from 1999-2001. Scott Dahlberg - XC/T&F American Geologic Institute. He graduated from Stephanie Foote was employed for fif- Lucas Gerlock - XC/T&F Western in 1976 with a degree in geology. teen years in the petroleum industry until 1983, Michael Gusbeth - Track and Field William Hanzlik played ten years in when she was elected to the Denver City the NBA with the and the Council. Foote was elected to three terms, Veronica Marquez - Gym Seattle Supersonics. He helped the Nuggets serving as president of the City Council in 1987 Custodian reach the NBA Playoffs eight times during his and 1988. In 1993, she was appointed by Mayor Chris Martinez - Track nine years in Denver. In 1986, Hanzlik co-found- Wellington Webb as chief of staff, and she held John McCarthy - M. Basketball ed the Gold Crown Foundation in Denver with that position for seven years. In January 2000, Kelly Meek - M. Basketball Colorado business leader Ray Baker to benefit Mayor Webb appointed Foote manager of Public Paul Michel - Cross Country Colorado youth. Works and deputy mayor. Craig Otto - Wrestling Pat Wiesner owns his own publishing Peter F. Kirchhof works in Public company, Wiesner Publishing. He currently Affairs for Qwest Communications, Inc. He is Melissa Tucker - Volleyball serves on the board of directors for Denver currently on the Colorado Association of Tim Parr - XC/T&F Metro Chamber, Public Education and Business Commerce and Industry board of directors. Matt Sparks - CXC/T&F Coalition, Public Education Network and Junior Kirchhof graduated from Western in 1979 with a Sam Wendland - Wrestling Achievement. degree in political science. Jeff Williamson- Football Thomas S. Cox is the Crested Butte Valerie Schmalz is the owner of Branch President of Community Banks of Schmalz Construction, Ltd. and Schmalz Colorado. He recently served as chairman of Leasing, both of which have been established the board and CEO of Community Banks of for over thirty years.Schmalz also serves on the Colorado. From 1981-1985, Cox served as the honorary board of directors for Colorado mayor of Crested Butte, Colorado. Women's Hall of Fame. She is a 1993 Western Gregg Rippy is president and co- graduate with a degree in business administra- owner of Grand River Construction and also a tion. managing partner of Rocky Mountain Redi-Mix 8 19 RMAC Football Championship Legacy of a Legend Tracy Borah Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame Room

he Legacy of a Legend cam- paign, which began more than Ttwo years earlier, came to fruition on Sept. 11, 1999 with the grand opening of the Tracy Borah Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame Room. Located in the Paul Wright Gymnasium, the room is a place to celebrate the history and heritage of Western State College athletics. The campaign also was designed to give a scholarship to one wrestler each year. The 2006-07 recipient of this scholarship is Zach Lee. Many contributed significantly to make the Tracy Borah Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame Room and Memorial Scholarship a reality. What we have done will have a permanent and transforming impact on Mountaineer Athletics. However, this is not an end but a begin- ning. This project also has shown us what tremendous opportunities lie ahead. There will always be room at our table for others who have a devotion to Western, the heart to contribute without reserva- tion, and the dream to further elevate Mountaineer athletics - which is woven into the fabric of so many of our lives. If you have items that should be consid- ered for display in the Hall of Fame, now or in the future, please call (970) 943-2079. If you are inter- ested in donating to either the Hall of Fame room or the Tracy Borah Memorial Wrestling Scholarship, please call Greg Waggoner at 943- 2079.

19 RMAC Football Championship 9 Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame 2008 Inductees

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: According to its charter, the Hall of Fame has been organized to “promote the enduring values of a thriving athletic program by identifying and recognizing those persons who deserve special acclaim for their contributions to Western State College athletics.” To nominate someone, call (970) 943-2079. O. , took Western State football to an Outdoor National Championship in the Jump in 1996 1995 Inductees elite level during his tenure as head coach. Dalton led the and 1997. Combining both the Triple Jump and Long Jump, Tracy Borah Bill Noxon Mountaineers from 1961 to 1965 and during those years his Shehu earned nine NCAA Division II All-American honors. Bill Rhodes Sven Wiik teams were affectionately known as "The Dalton Gang". Shehu was a dominant force when it came to the RMAC Willard "Pete" Pederson During his first two years, Dalton worked on fine tuning his Championships. During her career, Shehu won 21 RMAC Paul W. Wright football machine and the Mountaineers came away with 4-5 Championships and still holds the RMAC Indoor and 5-4 season. In 1963, the Mountaineers took over as one Championship record in the Triple Jump with a leap of 40- 1996 Inductees of the top programs in the country. The Mountaineers went 8-1 03.75 in 1997. As of her induction, Shehu holds the Western Bill Campbell Herb Dorricott overall and 4-0 in RMAC play to claim the program's second State record for the Indoor Triple Jump (42-07.50), Indoor Ken MacLennan Hannah Praxl conference title ever. Western's lone setback in 1963 was to Long Jump (19-06.50), Indoor 60 (7.66), Outdoor 100 (11.78) Eduardo Navas-Rodriguez Arizona State. The 1964 team could go down as the best ever and Outdoor 200 (24.42). Lorie Moreno Roch in Western State history. Western won its second straight Bucky Broomhall, Broomhall turned his time as a RMAC title with a perfect 3-0 conference title. It also finished Western State skier into an impressive ski coaching career. 1997 Inductees the regular season with a 9-0 record. The result was a trip to Broomhall skied at Western from 1955-59 and took seventh in Thomas V. Beeson Juan Diaz the Mineral Bowl. The Mineral Bowl was known as the Small Cross Country as a senior and also finished in the Top 20 in Al Rozman Dr. John Johnson College National Championship and the Mountaineers just Ski Jumping. Following his senior season, Broomhall was a Jay Peck Crosby Perry-Smith missed out on a National Title with a 14-13 setback to North member of the 1957 Olympic Training squad and also skied in Charlie Thompson Dakota State. In 1965, the Mountaineers continued to roll, win- the Pre-Olympics in Squaw Valley in 1959. After graduating, ning its third straight RMAC Championship and finishing the Broomhall served as a teacher and coach in Fryeburg and 1998 Inductees season with a 7-1 overall record. The lone setback in 1965 Mexico Maine and also Bennington, Vermont. He started the 1963 Wrestling Team was a 14-7 setback to Weber State. During the 1963, 1964 Torger Tokle Nordic Youth Ski Program that expanded nation- Mack Miller Regina Rhodes and 1965 campaigns, the three losses came by a total of 15 wide and is known throughout the county as the Bill Koch Marshall Seraphine points. Dalton left Western following the 1965 season to coach League. Broomhall is also a FIS technical delegate and has Oliver Woods in the . During Dalton's five years, officiated Junior High, High School, Junior Olympic, NCAA, the Mountaineers won three RMAC Championships, went 33- U.S. Nationals and World Championship events. He also com- 1999 Inductees 12 overall and 15-5 in RMAC play. Dalton ranks fourth all-time petes in World Master events. Gene Anderson James Bauer at Western State in wins with 33. Bob Decker, served as both coach and faculty Justin Cross Richard Mize James Hahn, is the most successful Women's member at Western State, as well as many years serving the Dale Stryker Basketball Coach in Western State history. After taking over Gunnison and Western State communities. Decker arrived at the program in 1982-83, the Mountaineers went through three Western State as Head Men's Basketball Coach and Assistant 2000 Inductees rebuilding years before bursting on the scene in 1985-86 and Professor in 1967. Decker stepped away from coaching in 1990 Women’s Cross Country Team 1986-87. The 1985-86 team went 18-11 overall and 12-4 in 1977 continued as an Assistant Professor until 1990. In the Sam Boyd J.W. Campbell RMAC play. The Mountaineers closed out the regular season community, Decker has always been busy. He served as the Laurie Nickolaus-Brooks by winning 10 of 11 games. In the NAIA District VII Playoffs, Mayor of Gunnison for four years and on the City Council for Loris Werner Western knocked off Adams State and Southern before eight years. He also served on the Upper Gunnison falling to Fort Lewis. The 1986-87 team secured the second Conservation Board for eight years and was a Trustee of State 2001 Inductees RMAC Championship in program history with a 22-7 overall Colleges for eight years. Decker was also on the Board of Bill Andreas Jim Arcieri record and a 12-2 mark in RMAC play. During one stretch dur- Directors for Club 20, a Chamber of Commerce member, the Elva Dryer Dave Gorsuch ing the season, the Mountaineers won 12 straight games and Dos Rios Golf Club board and the Colorado University Bob Hollingshead then defeated Southern Colorado and Western New Mexico to Advisory Board. Decker has also been a member of the Joan Mancini Todd win the NAIA District VII Playoffs before falling to Fresno Mountaineer Athletic Association for 40 years and established Pacific in the NAIA Bi-District Playoffs. For his career, Hahn the Decker Basketball Scholarship. won a program best 113 games and seven straight seasons of Peter Rodriquez, went from a Western State foot- 2002 Inductees -digit wins. ball player to one of the top assistant coaches in the National 1964 Wrestling Team Franklin Jefferson, made history at Western Football League. Rodriguez arrived after Western in 1961 and Steve Fendry Sue King Keirnes State, becoming the first African-American student-athlete on played for the Mountaineers for three years under head coach Steve Rieschel Sam Seale the football and track and field teams. Jefferson played three O. Kay Dalton. Following his playing career, Rodriguez got his years (1964-66) under head coach O. Kay Dalton. During the coaching start at Stratton High School where he served as 2003 Inductees 1964 season, Jefferson played defense, was the kicker and both assistant High School coach and Head Middle School 1954 Football Team also returned punts and kickoffs. Also in 1964, Jefferson coach for all sports that the Middle School provided. After a Tyrone Johnson Jen Knight impressed on the track, winning several medals in the 100, two year stop as Head Football Coach at Harrison High Thomas Whittingham 200 and 4 x 400 relay. In 1965, Jefferson was moved to the School in Colorado Springs, Rodriguez moved up the college Glen Younger offensive side of the ball and the move was a huge success. game. Rodriguez served as a Graduate Assistant at Arizona, Jefferson led the team in rushing, scoring and was second in where the received his Master's of Education in Administration. 2004 Inductees total offense and return yards. Following the season, After that, Rodriguez held assistant jobs at Western Illinois, Wil Pierce Jim Jacoby Jefferson was named the conference's Running Back of the Florida State, Iowa State and then again at Western Illinois. Shane Carwin Dick Makings Year. During his junior year, Jefferson never lost a yard while Rodriguez then tried his hand at the professional level, serving Mike Makings carrying the ball. Going in his senior season of 1966, Jefferson as an assistant in the USFL for three years before the league Tami (Phillips) Maciejko drew national attention - being named the Player to Watch out folded in 1986. Rodriguez then went back to college for a year of the conference by Sports Illustrated. Jefferson didn't disap- at Northern Iowa before turning pro for good with a one-year 2005 Inductees as he was again named the Running Back of the Year. stint in the CFL with the Ottawa Roughriders. After that it was 1956 and 1957 Ski Team Following his senior season, Jefferson was invited to tryout by on to the NFL in 1988, where he would spend the next 19 Gene Williams Kam Heger several NFL teams, but when it was discovered that he had a years as one of the top Special Teams coaches in the league. Virg Stan Ed Francese chipped bone in his neck - Jefferson decided to stop playing Twice during his career he was voted Special Teams Coach of and avoid the risk of being paralyzed. During his three years at the Year by his peers and he was also named Special Teams 2006 Inductees Western State, Jefferson and the Mountaineers went 31-3. Coach of the Decade (1990's) by the Dallas Morning News. Nicole Aish Jayson Merrill Ermelinda Shehu, came to Western State from While in the NFL, Rodriguez coaches for the Los Angeles Tara Miller Richard Meyers Tirana, Albania in the Spring of 1995. A knee injury kept her Raiders (1988-89), Arizona Cardinals (1990-93), Washington Walter Jackson Frank Bauer out of the competition that year, but from 1996 to 1999, Shehu Redskins (1994-97), Seattle Seahawks (1998-2003) and left her mark as one of the greatest track and field athletes Jacksonville Jaguars (2003-2006). Rodriguez retired from 2007 Inductees ever to compete for Western State. Excelling in the Triple coaching in 2006 after coaching for 43 years. 1986 Men’s Cross Country Team Jump and Long Jump, Shehu earned four NCAA Division II Virginia Harris Tiger Demers National Championships. Shehu won the Indoor National Mike Zerr Jason Davis Championship in the Triple Jump in 1996 and 1997 and the Frank Nails 10 19 RMAC Football Championship March 29, 2008 The Sixth Annual Sam Boyd Crab Feed and Casino Night Presented by United Companies

Spring 2008 The Annual MAA Golf Tournament Held at Dos Rios Golf Club

19 RMAC Football Championship 11 Mountaineer Athletic Association HOW YOU BENEFIT As a member of the Mountaineer Athletic Association, you will receive benefits and privi- leges in accordance with the contribution level you choose. These benefits include all-sport passes, MAA regalia, reserved parking and invitations to social functions. HOW WESTERN BENEFITS Mountaineer Athletic Association members have the satisfaction of knowing that they are responsible for providing: • Educational opportunities for young student-athletes • Assistance in achieving the margin of excellence which inspires Western athletes and coaches to competitive and exciting performances • An ingredient in the 2007-2008 Mountaineer Magic! 2008-009 Corporate Partners 10,000 CORPORATE PARTNERS Western State College Bookstore Chamberland Orthopaedics Wet Grocer Discount Liquor/Airport Self J & W CateringInc./5 B’s Barbecue Storage KEJJ F.M. 98.3 The Edge/KPKE Radio KUBC/KKXK Radio 1,000 CORPORATE PARTNERS Wayne Brown Pepsi-Cola B&B Printers MAA President WSC Foundation B&H Sports Yellowbook USA Blue Mesa Lumber Bratton and Hill, LLC 5,000 CORPORATE PARTNERS Celtic Realty - Lloyd Appraisal Service 2008-09 Crested Butte Printing Charles Peterson and Associates Real Elk River Construction Estate Appraisers MAA Board Main Street Gym Cliggett & Associates, P.C. Nathan Bilow Photography Dove Graphics The Paper Clip Gene Taylors Sporting Goods President Quality Inn GreatLand Log Homes Wayne Brown Water Wheel Inn Gunnison Bank and Trust Vice President Wells Fargo Bank Gunnison Garage Door Inc. Western State College Dining Services Gunnison Vitamin and Health Food Store Phil Perkins by Sodexo High Country Garage Door Sec./Treasurer WeatherPORT KBUT Radio Candi Borah Mario's Pizzeria and Ristorante 2,500 CORPORATE PARTNERS McDonalds of Gunnison Alpine Lumber Company Misty Mountain Floral Members Bank of the West Monarch Realty, Matt Robbins - Broker Ray Szallar Comfort Inn Monty’s Auto Parts and Machine Shop Delta Implement Mountain Mutts Chris Alton Embroidered Sportswear Company Mountaineer Electric Matt Robbins FCI Constructors Inc. Parish Oil CO. Inc. DBA Conoco Food Ron Kibler Gentle Dental Care/Dr. Scott Anderson Plaza Gunnison Country Guide Service Pat’s Screen Printing Phil Chamberland Gunnison Country Times Re/Max Community Brokers Joan Perkins Island Acres Resort Rental Service Corporation Jody Sawdo McDonald’s of Gunnison Shondeck Financial Services Mountain Fireplace Specialists, Inc. Sports World Milt Voss Mountain Surfaces Timber’s Sports Bar Jerry Piquette Ol’ Miner Steakhouse United Companies Palisades Restaurant United Country Wilson Realty Pie-Zans New York Pizzeria Wilderson, O'Hayre, Dawson, & Norris Advisory Board Schmalz Construction, LTD P.C. Greg Waggoner Spallone Construction Inc. 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CENTURY Bud & Harriet Smock $100-$149 Todd D. Southall, DDS, PC Tom Swineford Seth Adams C.J. & Jenny Teply Advantage Travel - Vicki Beverly Tezak Wojdakowski Armante & Augustina Trujillo Jake & Mary Accola Daniel R. Trujillo JoAnn Arai-Brown Terri Wenzlaff Ryan & Janel Baily Western Wildflowers - Jeremy Behling Sharon Mendonca Skip Bennett & Draxy Western Slope Fire & Buckley Safety Berfields Stage Stop - Randy & Linda TENDERFOOT Boston Andrew Abdella Candi Borah Casey Adragna Craig, Luanna & Colton Lance Betts Bryant Ryan Black Otto Carricato Brandon Borchardt Clarke Agency - Cathie Taryn Brennan Elliott Tynet Calhoun Stephanie Coleman Jesse Chettle Casey, Sarah & R.C. Coons Chris Clark Costanzo Plumbing - Joe Anthony Clawson Costanzo Chad Cooper Missouri Ann Donnell David Cummings Eddie's Barbershop Scott Dahlberg Clark Fassett Jason Davis Flatiron Sports - G. J. & Oz Ben DeWitt Ron Glenn Mitch Diede Dan & Doris Gonzales Michael Doubek John Hampson Camille DuPont Virginia Harris Eric Dunn Fred Haverly Shannon Filar Hi Country Phillips & Noah Fouch Laundry Jordan Gage Donna L. Holden Nathan Gehle Brenton & Molly Illum Carlton Goggins Virgil & Kathy Illum Matt Klieforth Jan's Place - Jan & Ken Agnes Kroneraff Kenlon Audra Lawson Kiwanis Club of Gunnison Zach Lee Betty Light Lars Lueders Sandra L. Mark Bo Maciejko Helen Marshall David Malae Jude Mason Mary Matthews MidWest Leasing, Inc. - Kyle Maurer Bryan Adam Mensch Wickenhauser Josh Oberleas Paul L. Morgan Josh Pennetti Mike & Katie Moskowitz Neil Samples Bill & Coco Noxon Nick Sola Kevin & Jackie Parks Cara Stockman Ashwin Patel Andy Sweet Jay & Marlys Peck Ablazah Swofford James & Toni Pleau Beth Thom Megann Powell Adrian Trujillo Rick & Karen Powell Stephanie Warnke Mary Jean Randall Chelsea Wilkins Terry & Laura Schliesman Matt Wilson Bill & Janey Scott Pat Smart 14 19 RMAC Football Championship 2008-009 Corporate 2008-009 Athletic Scholarship Awards PAUL W. WRIGHT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Daniel Pennington-Senior-Football-Biology-Colorado Springs, Colo. Scholarships J.R. Finley-Senior-Football-Business Administration-Brush, Colo. Chamberland Orthopaedics Amanda Passehl-Senior-Volleyball-Interdisciplinary Studies-Montrose, Colo. Tyler Pennel - Sophomore - Cross Country - Sociology - Shawn Hazelton-Senior-Football-Exercise & Sports Science-Molalla, Ore. Golden, Colo. Steve Johnson-Sophomore-Football-Art-New Port Richey, Flor.

Crested Butte Printing WILLIAM CHARLESWORTH MEMORIAL (Math & Science): Justin Avalos - Junior - Men's Basketball - Exercise & Jesse Howe-Freshman-Track & Field-Not Declared-Cheyenne, Wyo. Sport Science - El Paso, Texas RALPH E. PORTER ATHLETIC: Sean Brown- Sophomore-Cross Country/Track-Exercise & Sports Science-Hoover, Ala. Elk River Construction Donovan McMahill - Sophomore - Wrestling - Biology - ED RANDALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (Education): Sedalia, Colo. Tyler Robertson-Senior-Football-Exercise & Sports Science-Castle Rock, Colo.

J & W Catering PEDERSON/WRIGHT/BORAH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Erin Osleson - Junior - Volleyball - Biology - Pueblo, Colo. Kyle Francis-Junior-Wrestling-Business Administration-Alamosa, Colo. RMAC SCHOLAR-ATHLETES FOR 2007-08 (Scholarship is awarded for 2008-09): KEJJ/KPKE Radio Tyler Robertson- Senior-Football-Exercise & Sports Science-Castle Rock, Colo. Nathan Dorzweiler- Sophomore - Track - Exercise & Alexandra Tayrien-Senior-Cross Country/Track-Math-Rochester, N.Y. Sports Science - Longmont, Colo. ETHEL M. RICE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP: KUBC AM/KKXK FM Radio Kelsie Tipping-Freshman-Women's Basketball-Biology-Blooming Grove, Texas Nick Ross - Junior - Wrestling - Exercise & Sports Science - Pueblo West, Colo. TRACY BORAH MEMORIAL WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP: Charlie Pipher-Senior-Wrestling-Business Administration-Crawford, Colo.

Lukey Jack Project BOB DECKER BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP: Levi Ostrom - Sophomore - Football - Computer Science - Daniel Hobin - Sophomore - Basketball - Sydney, Australia Arvada, Colo. BUS MYERS MEMORIAL FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP: Main Street Gym Steve Johnson - Sophomore-Football-Art-New Port Richey, Flor. Ashley Stephens - Senior -Track & Field - Music - Brenden Zink -Senior-Football-Exercise & Sports Science-Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado Springs, Colo. KELLY LONG MEMORIAL SCHOLARHSHIP: Larry Wilbanks-Senior-Wrestling-Exercise & Sports Science-Payson, Ariz. Nathan Bilow Photography Nichole Trujillo - Freshman - Women's Basketball - OKIE MARK FOOTBALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Exercise & Sports Science - Denver, Colo. J.R. Finley - Senior - Football - Business Administration - Brush, Colo.

The Paper Clip JOHN ROBERTS/JOHNNY SIEVERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Amy Thompson - Senior - Volleyball - Exercise & Sports Marques Bravo-Senior-Wrestling-History-Ft. Lupton, Colo. Science - Cheyenne, Wyo. WILLIAM SWEITZER SKI SCHOLARSHIP: Bo Maciejko - Senior - Skiing - English/Secondary Education - Gunnison, Colo. Pepsi-CCola Marco Schafferer - Sophomore-Skiing - Business Administration - Steinach am Brenner Austria Larry Wilbanks - Senior - Wrestling - Business Administration - Payson, Ariz. W MOUNTAIN SCHOLARSHIP: Sarai Martinez-Senior-Women's Basketball-Business Administration-Denver, Colo. Quality Inn Juan Chavira-Junior-Track-Sociology-Fort Morgan, Colo. Darius Johnson - Junior - Football - Exercise & Sports Science - Aurora, Colo. BRIAN KIEFER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: TBD

Water Wheel Inn KAPPA DELTA MU SCHOLARSHIP: Paul Bakka - Junior - Football - Exercise & Sports Jamie Hamsa-Sophomore-Volleyball-Not Declared-Waverly, Neb. Science - Fort Collins, Colo. Lucas Smith - Junior-Football-Chemistry-Colorado Springs, Colo.

Wells Fargo Bank - Gunnison MACALLISTER PRESIDENTIAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP: Jourdan Otis - Freshman - Women's Track - Kyle Francis- Junior-Wrestling-Business Administration-Alamosa, Colo. Communication & Theatre - Aurora, Colo. J.W. CAMPBELL MEMORIAL WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP: Eddie Lopez-Senior-Wrestling-Business Administration-Thornton, Colo. Western State College Dining Services Kristen Forbes - Junior - Women's Basketball - JIM RICHARDS 1954 FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP: Communication & Theatre - Cessnock, Australia Cameron Merrill -Senior-Football-Business-Newbury Park, Calif.

Western State College Foundation DR. HERBERT J. AND MARIE H. KACZMAREK SCHOLARSHIP: Sabina Johnson - Junior - Cross Country - Psychology - Antonio Ricciardi-Track & Field-Senior-Exercise & Sports Science-Peyton, Colo. Lakewood, Colo. PAUL AND DOROTHY REID SCHOLARSHIP: Tyler Robertson- Senior-Football-Exercise & Sports Science-Castle Rock, Colo. Yellowbook USA Steve Hudson - Junior - Men's Basketball - Business COLORADO BEVERAGE Administration - Glendale, Ariz. CHAMPION LEADERSHIP & RESPONSIBILITY SCHOLARSHIP: Tyler Robertson- Senior-Football-Exercise & Sports Science-Castle Rock, Colo.

19 RMAC Football Championship 15 Media Newspapers Radio Television

Gunnison Country Times KWSB WSC TV-61 218 N. Wisconsin WSC Student Radio WSC Student Television Gunnison, CO 81230 600 N. Adams 600 N. Adams Phone: 970-641-1414 Gunnison, CO 81231 Gunnison, CO 81231 Editor: Chris Dickey Phone: 970-943-3033 Phone: 970-943-2005

Top of the World KPKE/KEJJ WSC Student Newspaper 134 N. Main 600 N. Adams Gunnison, CO 81230 Gunnison, CO 81231 Phone: 970-641-4000 Phone: 970-943-3062 Sports Editor: Matt Smith KKXK/KUBC PO Box 970 Crested Butte News Montrose, CO 81402 PO Box 369 Phone: 970-249-4546 Crested Butte, CO 81224 Phone: 970-349-0500

Denver Post Follow Western State Athletics on 1560 Broadway Denver, CO 80202 KPKE 1490 AM, KEJJ 98.3 FM Phone: 303-820-1479 Sports Editor: Kevin Dale and KWSB 91.1 FM

Rocky Mountain News 400 W. Colfax Sports Information Denver, CO 80204 Phone: 303-892-5213 Sports Information Director: Nicole Quast Sports Editor: Barry Forbis 220 Paul Wright Gym Gunnison, CO 81231 Colorado AP Phone: (970) 943-2831 1444 Wazee St Denver, CO Email: [email protected] Phone: 303-825-0123 Sports Editor: John Mossman Web site: www.wscathletics.com

16 19 RMAC Football Championship 2008 WSC Football Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time Aug. 30 Emporia State Emporia, Kan. 7 p.m. Sept. 13 Nebraska-Kearney (Homecoming) * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m. Sept. 20 New Mexico Highlands * Las Vegas, N.M. 1 p.m. Sept. 27 Western New Mexico (Hall of Fame) * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m. Oct. 4 Fort Lewis * Durango, Colo. 12 p.m. Oct. 11 Colorado Mines * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m. Oct. 16 Mesa State * Grand Junction, Colo. 7 p.m. Oct. 25 CSU-Pueblo (Family Weekend) * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m. Nov. 1 Adams State * Gunnison, Colo. 1 p.m. Nov. 8 Chadron State * Chadron, Neb. 1 p.m.

* Denotes RMAC Conference Game

FOOTBALL

19 RMAC Football Championship 17 PAT STEWART Head Coach

Third Year

The 2008 football season will mark Pat Stewart's third year as head coach of the Western State Mountaineers. But Stewart has long been part of the Western State football program. From 1985-88, Stewart was a four-year letter winning linebacker for the Mountaineers and a two- time All-Conference selection. Following his playing career at Western, Stewart went on to coach line- backers for the Mountaineers from 1989-93 under current Western State Duke Iverson. During that stretch, the Mountaineers went 32-19 and won two RMAC Championships. Previous to taking over the Western State program in late January 2006, Stewart had spent the last seven years at RMAC foe Nebraska-Kearney. During the last five years, Stewart had served as the Lopers' and coach at Western State since I was an assistant during that stretch the Lopers twice won the RMAC there,” Stewart said. “I’m excited to come back to my Championship and twice qualified for the NCAA alma mater and my family is extremely excited about Division II National Playoffs - including the 2005 sea- living in a world class community like Gunnison.” son. Stewart attended Mitchell High School in In 2005, UNK ranked first in the RMAC in Colorado Springs where he was an All-Conference scoring defense, rushing defense, takeaways and linebacker. pass defensive efficiency. The Lopers were also sec- Stewart received his Business degree (1990) ond in total defense, sacks and opponents third and History Education degree (1992) from Western down conversions. State and his Master's Degree from Northern Stewart also has assistant coaching experi- Colorado in 1995. ence at Olivet College (1996-98), Port Charlotte Stewart and his wife Linda have been mar- (Fla.) High School (1995) and Northern Colorado ried for 12 years and have two children - Amber and (1994). Nick - and a grand-daughter (Hailey). “It has been a dream of mine to be the head Western State College Head Coaching History 1922-24 A.C. Krause 1950 Joe Thomas 1985-87 Hal Rogers 1925-26 Eugene Maynor 1951-52 Don Cumley 1988-95 Carl Iverson 1927 1953-60 1996 Wayne McGinn 1928-29 Stewart Clark 1961-65 O. Kay Dalton 1997-2000 Carl Iverson 1930-34 Telfer Meade 1966-67 Oliver H. Woods 2001-05 1935-47 Paul Wright 1968-70 Gordon Zapp 2006-Present Pat Stewart 1948-49 Vince Gavre 1971-84 Bill Noxon 18 19 RMAC Football Championship BRENTON C.J. ILLUM TEPLY

Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Asst. Head Coach

Third Year Third Year

Brenton Illum enters his third season at Western as Defensive Coordinator, Recruiting Third-year assistant coach CJ Teply will be Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach. the new Offensive Coordinator for the Western Illum came to Western after serving as an State football team in 2008. assistant coach at NCAA Division I Missouri State Teply comes to Western after spending for two years. Illum was in charge of Defensive five seasons at Nebraska-Kearney. Teply coached Tackles, Inside Linebackers and was the Special the Lopers’ Running Backs and Tight Ends in Teams Coordinator. Prior to that, Illum as assistant 2002, 2003 and 2005 and led the Wide Receivers coach at RMAC foe Fort in 2004. Lewis from 2001-03 and At UNK, Teply served as Defensive coached some of the Coordinator and best players in the Strength Coach during RMAC - including those final two years. As receiver Richie Ross, Defensive Coordinator, running back Mike the Skyhawks showed Miller and tight end dramatic improvement in Joel Jacobs. Jacobs takeaways (+15) and went on to sign a free points allowed per-game agent contract with the (-15). Illum also served St. Louis Rams and as Fort Lewis' recruiting played in NFL Europe coordinator and recruited in 2005. He then went the first winning team at on to play in several Fort Lewis in 20 years. preseason games with the New England Patriots. Illum's other coaching experience comes Prior to UNK, Teply played from Evangel University where he served as at Concordia (Neb.) and Peru State. He also spent Linebacker Coach from 1998-2001. In all, his posi- one season playing for the Tri-City Diesel of the tion players have won 6 All-American awards. National Indoor Football League (NIFL). Illum attended Evangel to play both foot- A 2003 graduate of UNK with a degree in ball and baseball and graduated from Evangel in Health & Physical Education, Teply received a 1998 with a degree in Physical Education. graduate degree in Physical Education in August Born in , Ill., Illum played football, 2005. baseball and participated in powerlifting at Teply and his wife, Jen, have a daughter, Washburn Rural High School in Topeka, Kan. Britton. Illum and his wife Molly have been married for nine years. Molly was a standout volleyball player at Evangel University and has been a very successful volleyball coach at the high school and collegiate levels. In 2006, Illum was elected to a three-year term on the NCAA Division II Assistant Coaches Committee. Known as much for his recuiting as anything else, Illum recruits the Front Range of Colorado north of I-70, as well as the West Coast Junior Colleges.

19 RMAC Football Championship 19 DAVID SETH PENA BELL Offensive Line Defensive Backs Third Year Third Year David Pena will spend his third Seth Bell is entering his third year season in charge of the in charge of the Defensive Backs. Mountaineer Offensive Line. Bell grew up in Gunnison and Pena has spent the previous four went to GHS where he was All-Conference in football and All- years as a college assistant coach. State in wrestling. In 2005, Pena was the Tight Ends Graduate A two year starter at strong safety, Bell played for Assistant at North Dakota State. Prior to that, Pena spent two the Mountaineers from 1999-2003. years at Nebraska-Kearney (2003-04) as both an Offensive Bell received his degree in Kinesiology from Western Line coach and Running Backs coach. In 2002, Pena was an in 2004 with an emphasis in Teacher Licensure. Offensive Line coach at his alma mater Mayville State. In the fall of 2004, Bell went on to complete his stu- Pena's collegiate playing career started at College of dent teaching in Physical Education at Bennett High School the Desert from 1997-2000 where he played Center and while also serving as an assistant for the football and Guard. Pena then transferred to Mayville State where from wrestling teams. 2000-02 he was a two-year starter on the Offensive Line. In 2005, Bell coached the wide receivers and defen- Pena earned his Bachelor of Arts in Physical sive backs at Standley Lake High School and was head coach Education from Mayville State in 2002 and his Master's in of the Junior Varsity team. Education in 2005 from UNK. Pena played his prep football at Brawley (Calif.) Union High School. JARROD BURNS KEVIN STANLEY Tight Ends Second Year Defensive Line Jarrod Burns enters his second year as an assistant for Western Third Year State. Kevin Stanley will be in charge Burns competed in cross country and track and field of the Western defensive line for the at Western from 2001-05 and graduated with a degree in third straight year in 2008. History in 2006 and a degree in Exercise and Sport Science in Stanley played for the 2007. Mountaineers and now Offensive Coordinator Duke Iverson Burns competed in cross country, track and field, from 1994-98 and earned All-Conference honors as a senior football and basketball at Moffat County High School. and then was an Assistant Coach during the 1999 season before returning as an assistant in 2006. In 2005, Stanley served as Defensive Line and Recruiting Coordinator at Northern State. Prior to that he was the Assistant Strength Coach for football at Fresno State from 2004-05. JEFF Stanley also has coaching stops at Dodge City Community College from 2002-03 where he served as Dorm WILLIAMSON Director and Assistant Football Coach and also Chadron State where he as a Graduate Assistant from 2001-02. Stanley received his degree in Kinesiology from Running Backs Western in 1999 and his Master's in Secondary Education from Chadron State in 2002. 17th Year Born in Boulder, Colo., Stanley attended Valley High School in Gilcrest, Colo., where he was an All- Jeff Williamson enters his 17th Conference and All-State performer on the football field as a year as an assistant coach with the junior and senior. Mountaineers. Stanley is certified USA Weightlifting Level I and Williamson played at Western from 1980-84 as a also NSCA CSCS certified. running back under Hall of Fame Coach Bill Nixon. Born and raised in New Jersey, Williamson became a Gunnison resident in 1986 and now works for the Sherrif's Department.

20 19 RMAC Football Championship Progress Success Is More Then Just Wins Third year Head Coach were a better football team in really feel that we have a Pat Stewart and his coaching many different ways. healthy mix of older guys and staff are optimistic about this After a heart breaking younger guys heading into the season. season last year, Stewart and season." "We believe that the Recruiting Coordinator, 2008 season will be a suc- Brenton Illum hit the recruiting cessful one- our players and trail hard to find the highest Offense coaches have worked quality players available. The Western State extremely hard and are feeling "We recruited a great offense has talent in every very positive going into this deal of talent this past winter position. The difference this season," stated Stewart. "We and spring which is all a trib- year is each position has more believe that we have a chance ute to Brenton Illum and the collegiate experience. to be a good football team this rest of the coaching staff's The only change this fall." tremendous recruiting efforts." year to Western's offense is The Mountaineers went said Stewart. "We were able to the offensive coordinator. 1-10 overall last season and 0- recruit very successfully the Third-year assistant 8 in RMAC play. This season areas within our program coach CJ Teply will be calling the expectation has risen. which were experiencing the shots for Western's "Success in the early immediate needs. The results offense. years isn't always necessarily were some of the best high "I'm very confident measured in wins, although school football players in the Coach Teply will do a great job Western State Football tradi- state of Colorado coming to leading our offense," Stewart tion will ultimately evaluate us Western this fall. We also said. "He's a tremendously on our win / loss record," said acquired transfers that fit with- skilled coach and very intelli- Stewart. "We feel that as a in our program and that will gent." program we have progressed have an immediate impact for To lead the every year that we have been us this fall. This year we Mountaineers offense on the here. Last year we didn't win should be a more mature and field at is senior many games, but we felt we confident football team." We and captain, Cameron Merrill. 19 RMAC Football Championship 21 Merrill started in all 11 games and threw for 2,085 yards for ten and aver- aged 189.5 yards-per- game. These numbers helped him earn All- RMAC Honorable Mention honors. Cameron Tyler Daniels, Nick Merrill Edwards, Miles Gorham will be bat- tling for the back-up slots. Merrill has several weapons to throw to this season. One option is senior Dusten Copeland. Copeland had a mon- strous year for the Mountaineers. He Pender. Bakka started all 11 tain by his teammates appeared in all 11 Curtis Prock games and earned All- and should start on games and set school should be the starter RMAC Honorable the offensive line. records with 86 catch- at tight end. Mention honors last es for 1,156 yards and Running the ball is season. Johnson, who 105.1 yards-per- something Western didn't play in '07, but, Defense game. He finished last State will look to had a big impact on "I'm truly excited to season ranked second improve on in 2008. the team this off sea- see the fruit of our in the RMAC in both Senior JaLen son which resulted in labor both in recruiting catches and yards- Ayers led the team in him being voted cap- and in developing our per-game. He was rushing with 462 yards sixth in the nation with on 118 carries. He will Dusten catches-per-game and be in rotation with Copeland seventh in yards-per- senior Nathan Acrey game. With these for playing time. Acrey impressive numbers, was second on the Copeland was named team in rushing yards to First Team All- with 412 yard on 121 RMAC offense and attempts for six touch- selected to the downs. National Football Rasheed Smith will Foundation & College also compete for play- Hall of Fame - ing time in the back- Colorado Chapter All- field. Colorado Team. The offensive line Seniors Tyler has a mix of two jun- Robertson and JR iors and several Finley will join underclassmen. Paul Copeland for playing Bakka and Steve time, along with soph- Johnson, the two omore Shaun Suttorp upperclassmen, will and newcomer Josh lead the offensive line.

22 19 RMAC Football Championship defensive freshman a competing for some year ago, and Mike kicking responsibili- Reynolds (transfer) ties. "Daugherty will who will make up a take care of the extra very solid and diverse point and group of athletes. duties." At the safety posi- Copeland, Gillespie tions, redshirt-fresh- and Suttorp all man Marshall Wollum returned kicks for the and transfer Jason Mountaineers last Assanah will battle at season. "Every posi- the strong safety spot tion for returning kicks while transfer Davion and punts is wide Rogers at free safety open," stated Stewart. makes us much more "We are just waiting to physical and athletic see how it plays out." at that position. Our cornerbacks in 2008 will be a very Omer disciplined and experi- Tamir enced group. That crew is headlined by E.J. Gillespie who is a 3 year starter, Brendan Zink, a true talent," said Defensive can all play the game leader who took a Coordinator Brenton and have the athletic medical redshirt last Illum. "The difference ability to do what year, and D.J. Hughes between this year's Coach Illum needs who started at free defense and last them to do. safety as a true fresh- year's defense should In the core of our man in 2007. be very noticeable. defense, the inside We have a bunch of linebackers we must guys who really love replace 2 seniors but Special Teams to run and hit and we we have a very athlet- Western State is look- can't wait to see the ic group returning that ing to make positive continued growth of will play with tremen- strides on many of its our men." dous effort. Sione special team units. On the defensive Pongia, our only sen- "We have good com- line we finally have ior at the position, petition at all of the the depth of talent that should have a very kicking positions", said we need to succeed. good season. Zach Stewart. Omer Tamir, Donnell Rayford, Blake Krenke Punting and some August and Levi and Jesse Kirstatter kicking will be handled Ostrom give us a very will also have very by William Harris. athletic group of important roles. Harris is a returner to starters. Senior Our outside line- the team, but redshirt- Shaun Hazelton, backer group is made ed last season. "He transfers King Manu led by Daniel has shown a very and Charlie Alexander, Pennington who is a strong leg in practice," true-freshman Nick senior and the defen- said Stewart Zissimos and other sive captain, Trevor Kevin Daugherty, a travel squad members Bobb who was the top true-freshman, is also 19 RMAC Football Championship 23 2007 Numerical Roster

No. Name Year Pos. HT WT Hometown/Previous School (High School) 1 JaLen Ayers Sr. RB 5-9 175 Denver, Colo./Fort Hays State (George Washington HS) 2 EJ Gillespie Jr. DB 5-9 170 Thornton, Colo./Horizon HS 3 Sione Pongia Sr. ILB 5-10 205 Walnut Creek, Calif./Los Medanos (Mt. Diablo HS) 4 Dusten Copeland Sr. WR 6-1 190 Glendale, Colo./Trinity International (Heritage HS) 5 Donnell August Sr. DL 6-3 240 Orange County, Calif./Columbine HS 6 Blake Krenke So. ILB 6-0 195 Arvada, Colo./Pomona HS 7 Tyler Daniels R-Fr. QB 6-1 187 Westminster, Colo./Ranum HS 9 Zach Rayford Jr. ILB 5-11 205 Superior, Colo./Boulder HS 10 Nathan Acrey Sr. RB 5-11 215 Highland, Calif./San Bernandino Valley (Redlands East Valley HS) 11 DJ Hughes So. DB 6-1 180 Westminster, Colo./Ranum HS 12 Josh Pender Jr. WR 6-2 208 San Bernadino, Calif./San Gorgonio HS 13 Nick Edwards R-Fr. QB 6-0 185 Westminster, Colo./Legacy HS 14 Miles Gorham R-Fr. QB 6-3 205 Canon City, Colo./Canon City HS 15 Mike Reynolds Jr. OLB 6-1 230 Moreno Valley, Calif./Martin Luther King Jr HS 16 Cameron Merrill Sr. QB 6-2 205 Newbury Park, Calif./Moorpark JC (Newbury Park HS) 17 Blaine Eppel So. DB 5-10 185 Loveland, Colo./Loveland HS 18 Tyler Robertson Sr. WR 6-2 205 Castle Rock, Colo./Fort Hays State (Douglas County HS) 19 Jason Assanah Jr. DB 5-9 200 Chino Hills, Calif./Citrus College (Chino Hills HS) 20 Davion Rogers Jr. DB 5-9 185 Inglewood, Calif./El Camino CC (West Chester HS) 21 Rhasheed Smith Jr. RB 5-11 205 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins HS 23 Brendan Zink Jr. DB 6-0 185 Colorado Springs, Colo./Pine Creek HS 24 Germaine Daniels Fr. RB 5-11 197 Miami, Flor./Miami Beach Senior HS 25 Darius Johnson Jr. TE 6-1 220 Aurora, Colo./Eaglecrest HS 26 Trevor Bobb So. OLB 6-1 210 Colorado Springs, Colo./Doherty HS 27 Cree Clark Fr. DB 6-0 170 Palmer Lake, Colo./Lewis-Palmer HS 28 Grant Dykstra So. DB 5-9 175 Siebert, Colo./Colorado Mines (Hi-Plans HS) 29 Duke Williams Jr. DB 5-11 180 Aurora, Colo./Eaglecrest HS 30 Kurtis Dunbar R-Fr. RB 6-0 195 Meeker, Colo./Meeker HS 31 Austin Klosterman Fr. OLB 6-1 220 Brighton, Colo./Brighton HS 32 Johnny Hickey Fr. OLB 6-2 210 Broomfield, Colo./Broomfield HS 33 Andrew Maxcy So. DB 6-1 190 Kit Carson, Colo./Kit Carson HS 34 Marshall Wollum R-Fr. DB 6-0 200 Louisville, Colo./Fairview HS 35 Ben Fischer Fr. DB 5-10 170 Woodland Park, Colo./Woodland Park HS 36 Shane Moran So. DB 5-10 208 Aurora, Colo./Eaglecrest HS 37 Jesse Kirstatter Fr. ILB 6-3 212 Clifton, Colo./Palisade HS 37 Jay Frazier Fr. DB 6-1 188 Brighton, Colo./Brighton HS 38 Damjan Bates So. ILB 6-1 200 Highlands Ranch, Colo./Thunderidge HS 39 Colton Martin R-Fr. DB 5-10 178 Golden, Colo./Clear Creek HS 40 Dennis Bedford Jr. ILB 6-0 200 Westminster, Colo./Stanley Lake HS 41 Garrett Lanham Fr. OLB 6-0 170 Louisville, Colo./Centaurus HS 42 Dayne Allbrandt So. DL 6-0 205 Canon City, Colo./Canon City HS 43 TJ Montoya Fr. RB 6-1 210 Lafayette, Colo./Centaurus HS 44 Omer Tamir Jr. DL 6-1 255 Coppell, Texas/Coppell HS 45 Levi Ostrom So. DL 6-4 215 Arvada, Colo./Faith Christian HS 46 Nate Aue Fr. OLB 5-10 187 Lafayette, Colo./Centaurus HS 47 Jensen DeJaynes Fr. OLB 6-0 205 Lakewood, Colo./Lakewood HS 48 Daniel Pennington Sr. OLB 5-11 200 Colorado Springs, Colo./Wasson HS 49 King Manu Jr. DL 6-1 240 Del Mar, Calif./El Camino CC (Morningside HS) 50 Steve Johnson Jr. OL 6-2 285 New Port Richey, Flor./Nebraska-Kearney (River Ridge HS) 51 Sean Lavell Fr. OL 6-2 255 Centennial, Colo./Grandview HS 53 Ryan Cole Fr. OLB 6-0 205 Superior, Colo./Monarch HS 54 William Harris R-Fr. P/K 5-11 190 Westminster, Colo./Northglenn HS 55 Zach Elder Fr. ILB 6-1 190 Seneca, Kan./Nemaha Valley HS 57 Kyle Chesnick So. OL 6-0 245 Pierce, Colo./Highland HS

24 19 RMAC Football Championship No. Name Year Pos. HT WT Hometown/Previous School (High School) 58 Kevin Daugherty R-Fr. P/K 6-1 165 Loveland, Colo./Thompson Valley HS 59 Lloyd Tucker Jr. P/K 6-4 192 Carbondale, Colo./Roaring Fork HS 60 Jared Card Fr. OL 6-2 220 Westminster, Colo./Standley Lake HS 61 Scott Stuller So. OL 6-4 275 Boulder, Colo./Boulder HS 62 Levi Greenly Fr. OL 6-6 245 Kersey, Colo./Platte Valley HS 63 Jared Schembri Fr. LB 6-4 210 Colorado Springs, Colo./Coronado HS 64 Stephen Imber Fr. OL 6-3 250 Byers, Colo./Byers HS 65 Matt Cesario Fr. OL 6-5 255 Grand Junction, Colo./Grand Junction HS 66 Andres Alers Fr. OL 5-11 230 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins HS 67 Travis Elliott Fr. OL 6-0 220 Grand Junction, Colo./Grand Junction Central HS 68 Andrew Pacheco Fr. OL 6-2 250 Littleton, Colo./Chatfield HS 69 Collin Metz So. OL 6-0 280 Louisville, Colo./Monarch HS 71 Justin Stone Fr. OL 6-2 275 Rifle, Colo./Rifle HS 72 Ryan Walstrom R-Fr. OL 6-8 310 LaSalle, Colo./Valley HS 74 Paul Bakka Jr. OL 6-4 270 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins HS 75 Patrick Henderson So. OL 6-3 270 Aurora, Colo./Rangeview HS 76 Tanner Wilcox Fr. OL 5-11 235 Florence, Colo./Florence HS 77 Isaac Dickman Fr. OL 6-3 280 Hotchkiss, Colo./Hotchkiss HS 78 Jordan Drake Fr. OL 6-6 265 Penrose, Colo./Florence HS 80 Jason Dudley, Jr. So. TE 6-1 210 Greeley, Colo./Northridge HS 81 Will Hunsaker Fr. TE 6-2 230 Durango, Colo./Durango HS 82 Shaun Suttorp So. WR 6-0 175 Aurora, Colo./Gateway HS 83 Curtis Prock So. TE 5-11 225 Castle Rock, Colo./Douglas County HS 85 J.R. Finley Sr. WR 6-3 190 Brush, Colo./Fort Hays State (Brush HS) 86 Lawrence Montoya Fr. OL 5-11 180 Louisville, Colo./Lakewood HS 87 Allan Aguilar Fr. WR 6-2 190 Lakewood, Colo./Alameda HS 88 Ethan Brown Fr. WR 6-3 180 Whitewater, Colo./Grand Junction Central HS 89 Josh Bruning So. TE 6-2 220 Littleton, Colo./Northglenn HS 90 Mac Marsh Fr. DL 6-4 220 Steamboat Springs, Colo./Steamboat HS 91 Shaun Hazelton Sr. DL 6-1 205 Molalla, Ore./Colton HS 92 Nick Zissimos Fr. DL 6-1 240 Broomfield, Colo./Broomfield HS 93 Kenny Smith R-Fr. DL 5-9 200 Fountain, Colo./Wasson HS 95 Brenden Condon Fr. DL 6-4 250 Falcon, Colo./Falcon HS 96 Matt Newland Fr. P/K 6-2 210 Black Forest, Colo./Air Academy HS 98 Matt McConnell R-Fr. TE 6-3 210 Berthoud, Colo./Berthoud HS 99 Charlie Alexander So. DL 5-10 275 Eugene, Ore./Univ. of Oregon (Crater HS) Brandon Galarza Fr. WR 6-1 195 Naturita, Colo./Nucla HS Alex Gray Fr. DB 5-10 170 Glen Mills, Penn./Granet Valley HS Noah Herrmann Fr. ILB 6-1 200 Cortez, Colo./Montezuma-Cortez HS Josh Hitchcock Fr. DL 6-2 200 Fort Collins, Colo./Fossil Ridge HS Anthony Maestas Fr. DB 5-11 170 Cortez, Colo./Montezuma-Cortez HS Johnny Peiper Fr. DB 6-0 180 Paonia, Colo./Hotchkiss HS Matt Rosso Fr. DB 5-11 160 Cortez, Colo/Montezuma-Cortez HS Jacob Schade Fr. WR 6-0 165 Monument, Colo./Lewis-Palmer HS Joe Trujillo Fr. DB 5-11 175 Grand Junction, Colo./Grand Junction Central HS Ryan Webb Fr. WR 6-2 175 Montrose, Colo./Montrose HS

19 RMAC Football Championship 25 SSEENNIIOORRSS

Nathan Acrey JaLen Ayers Dusten Copeland

#10 #1 #4 Senior Senior Senior RB/5-111/215 RB/5-99/175 WR/6-11/190 East Highland, Calif. Denver, Colo. Littleton, Colo.

WSC Career - Junior - Appeared in 10 WSC Career - Sophomore - Appeared in WSC Career - Junior - Appeared in all games as a Running Back ... Ran 412 10 games as a Defensive Back ... Had 11 games ... Set school records with 86 yards for six touchdowns. 21 tackles, two recoveries and catches for 1,156 yards and 105.1 yards forced a fumble ... Junior - Appeared in per-game ... Finished the season ranked Previous College - Played 2005-06 at 11 games as a Running Back ... Had 462 second in the RMAC in both catches and San Bernandino Valley College ... total yards on 118 attempts ... Averaged yards per-game ... Finished sixth in the Earned All-Conference honors. 42.0 yards-per-game. Nation in catches per-game and seventh in yards per-game ... First Team All- Prep - Competed in football and track at Previous School - Appeared in 10 RMAC offense ... Selected to the Redlands East Valley High School ... games as a freshman ... Came away National Football Foundation & College Helped team to Citrus Belt League with four tackles and one ... Hall of Fame - Colorado Chapter All- Championship ... Two-time All-League Started college career at Fort Hays State. Colorado Team. and All-County selection ... Played in State All-Star game. Prep - Four-sport athlete at George Previous College - Played at Trinity Washington High School ... Honorable International in 2004 and 2005 ... All- Personal - Born in Redlands, Calif. ... Mention All-State as a senior ... Rushed Conference as a sophomore and fresh- Business Administration major. for 1,300 yards as a senior. man. Career Rushing Numbers: No. Yards TD Avg. Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Prep - Competed in football and track at 2007 121 412 6 41.2 Political Science major. Heritage High School ... Played fourth in Total 121 412 6 41.2 the State Championships in the 300 Career Rushing Numbers: Hurdles. No. Yards TD Avg. Donnell August 2007 118 462 0 42.0 Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Total 118 462 0 42.0 Business major. #5 Career Receiving Numbers: Senior Career Defense Numbers: No. Yards TD Avg. Tackles FF F Recov. Int. 2007 86 1156 6 105.1 DL/6-33/240 2006 21 1 2 - Total 86 1156 6 105.1 Orange County, Calif. 2005 4 - - 1 Total25121

WSC Career - Sat out 2007 season, due to transferring.

Previous College - Played last two years at Cerritos Junior College ... Started college career at Fayetteville State (NC).

Prep - Played football at Columbine High School ... Led team to State Championship in 2002 ... All-State and All-Colorado as a senior in 2002 ... All- Conference as a senior and junior.

Personal - Born in Las Vegas, Nev. ... Business major.

26 19 RMAC Football Championship Career Defense Numbers: JR Finley Tackles TFL Sione Pongia 2007 19 0.5 Total 19 0.5 #85 #3 Senior Senior Cameron Merrill WR/6-33/190 LB/5-110/205 Brush, Colo. Walnut Creek, Calif. #16 Senior WSC Career - Sophomore - Started all QB/6-22/205 WSC Career - Junior - Started all 11 11 games ... Caught 39 passes for 385 games ... Finished the season with 28 yards and three touchdowns ... Junior - Newbury Park, Calif. tackles, 1.5 sacks for 12 yards, one fum- Appeared in six games ... Caught five ble for ten yards. passes for 67 yards and one . WSC Career - Junior - Started all 11 games ... Threw for 2,085 yards, ten Previous College - Played at Los Previous College - As a red-shirt fresh- touchdowns and averaged 189.5 yards- Medanos Junior College ... Named All- man, earned Honorable Mention All- per-game ... Named All-RMAC Conference and Team MVP. RMAC honors after setting school record Honorable Mention. with 72 catches ... His 985 yards during Prep - Competed in football, track, rugby that season ranks fourth in school history Previous College - Played at Moorpark and wrestling at Mt. Diablo High School ... Ranks seventh on Western’s career Junior College ... First Team All-League ... All-League performer in football. list with 101 catches and 1,370 yards ... in 2006 and named “Impact Player of the Attended Fort Hays State in 2004. Year”. Personal - Born in Martinez, Calif. ... History major. Prep - Competed in football and rodeo at Prep - Played football and baseball at Career Defense Numbers: Brush High School ... All-State Wide Newbury Park High School ... All- Tackles Sacks Receiver as a senior. Conference selection ... Honor Roll stu- 2007 28 1.5 1 dent. Total 28 1.5 1 Personal - Born in Kerrville, Texas ... Business Administration major. Personal - Born in Thousand Oaks, Tyler Robertson Calif. ... Business major ... Uncle is WSC Career Receiving Numbers: Hall of Famer Jayson Merrill. No. Yards TD Avg. #18 2007 5 67 1 11.2 Career Passing Numbers: 2006 29 385 3 38.5 Comp. Att. Yards TD Avg. Senior 2005 72 985 5 89.5 2007 179 311 2085 10 189.5 WR/6-22/205 Total 106 1437 9 13.6 Total 179 311 2085 10 189.5 Castle Rock, Colo.

Shaun Hazelton Daniel Pennington WSC Career - Sophomore - Started all #48 11 games ... Finished sixth on the team #91 Senior with 42 tackles ... Junior - Appeared in Senior nine games ... Rushed 88 yards on 36 LB/5-111/200 attempts, for two touchdowns ... Threw DL/6-11/205 Colorado Springs, Colo. Colton, Ore. for 323 yards for one touchdown. Previous College - Attended Fort Hays WSC Career - Freshman - As a true WSC Career - Sophomore - Played as State in 2005. freshman in 2004, appeared as a a back-up Linebacker ... Had 16 tackles reserve defensive lineman ... and 1.5 tackles-for-loss ... Junior - Prep - Played football and baseball at Sophomore - Appeared as a reserve Started all 11 games ... Recorded 35 Douglas County High School ... All- defesnive lineman ... Redshirted in 2006 tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss, 1.5 sacks, Conference selection. ... Junior - Appeared in ten games ... one broken-up play and one fumble. Recorded 19 tackles and 0.5 tackles-for- Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... loss. Prep - Competed in football and Exercise and Sport Science major. wrestling at Wasson High School ... All- Prep - Competed in football and Conference Linebacker. wrestling at Colton (Ore.) High School ... Career Rushing Numbers: Named All-Conference offense and Personal - Born in Colorado Springs, No. Yards TD Avg. 2007 36 88 2 2.4 defense as a junior and senior ... All- Colo. ... Biology major State selection as a senior ... Played in Total 36 88 2 2.4 Oregon Shrine All-Star game and was Career Passing Numbers: picked as team captain. Comp. Att. Yards TD Avg. Career Defense Numbers: 2007 31 54 323 1 35.9 Personal - Born in Oregon City, Ore. ... Tackles TFL Sacks BrUp Fumbles Total 31 54 323 1 35.9 Exercise and Sport Science major. 2007 35 2.5 1.5 1 1 2006 16 1.5 - - - Career Defense Numbers: Total 51 4.0 1.5 1 1 Tackles 2006 42 Total 42 19 RMAC Football Championship 27 JJUUNNIIOORRSS

for-loss. Prep - Competed in football, basketball Jason Assanah and track at Eagle Crest High School. Prep - Two-sport star at Standley Lake #19 High School ... As a junior was named Personal - Born in Clovus, N.M. ... Junior All-Region and All-Conference ... Had 29 Exercise and Sports Science major. tackles in one game as a junior. DB/5-99/200 Career Receiving Numbers: Chino Hills, Calif. No. Yards TD Avg. Personal - Born in Longmont, Colo. ... 2007 23 239 1 10.4 Business Management major. Total 23 239 1 10.4 Previous College - Played football at Career Defense Numbers: Citrus College ... Named All-Conference Tackles TFL 2007 18 1.5 Steve Johnson and Team Defensive Player of the Year 2006 2 1.0 as a freshman. Total 20 2.5 #50 Prep - Played football, basketball and EJ Gillespie Junior track at Chino Hills High School ... OL/6-22/285 Named All-State in football and basket- Land O’Lakes, Flor. ball ... Selected as team MVP and #2 league MVP ... Undefeated Sierra Junior League Champions in football. DB/5-99/170 WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. Personal - Born in Los Angeles, Calif. ... Thornton, Colo. Previous College - Attended Nebraska- Biology Sciences major ... Brain Shaw, Kearney (2006-07). cousin-in-law, plays for the Los Angeles WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in Lakers. all 11 games ... Finished with 12 tackles, Prep - Competed in football, track and one tackle-for-loss and one interception wrestling at River Ridge High School ... Paul Bakka ... Sophomore - Appeared in all 11 All-Conference and All-District selection. games ... Finished with 32 tackles and one interception ... Returned the ball for Personal - Born in Florida ... Art major. #74 332 yards for kick return. Junior King Manu OL/6-44/270 Prep - Competed in football, basketball Fort Collins, Colo. and track at Horizon High School ... Named All-Conference as a senior and #49 junior ... Earned All-State honors as a Junior WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared as senior ... As a senior started as DL/6-11/240 a part-time starter and reserve offensive Defensive Back, and as a Del Mar, Calif. lineman as a true freshman ... Kick Returner ... During prep career, Sophomore - Started in all 11 games as returned seven kickoffs and punts for an offensive lineman ... All-RMAC touchdowns. Previous College - Played football at El Honorable Mention. Camino Community College. Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Prep - Played football and rugby at Fort Exercise and Sport Science major. Prep - Played football at Morningside Collins High School ... Helped lead team Career Defense Numbers: High School ... First Team All-Area ... As to Elite Eight as a senior ... All- Tackles Int. TFL a senior, had 114 tackles, two intercep- Conference selection following senior 2007 32 1 - tions, five sacks, 12 tackles-for-loss and season. 2006 12 1 1.0 four touchdowns. Total 44 2 1.0 Personal - Born in Stevens Point, Wisc. Personal - Born in Nuku alofa, Tonga ...... Exercise and Sport Science major. Darius Johnson Business major. Dennis Bedford #25 #40 Junior Junior TE/6-11/220 LB/6-00/200 Aurora, Colo. Westminster, Colo.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared as WSC Career - Freshman - Played as a a reserve Tight End and on Special reserve Linebacker ... Had two tackles, Teams ... Sophomore - Appeared in all including one tackle-for-loss ... 11 games ... Caught 23 catches for 239 Sophomore - Appeared in eight games yards and one touchdown. ... Recorded 18 tackles and 1.5 tackles- 28 19 RMAC Football Championship Josh Pender All-Conference. Psychology major. Career Defense Numbers: Personal - Born in Tulsa, Okla. ... Tackles TFL Sacks FF #12 Exercise and Sport Science major ... 2007 42 7.5 4.5 1 One of five children. 2006 28 2.0 1.0 - Junior Total 70 9.5 5.5 1 WR/6-22/208 Davion Rogers San Bernadino, Calif. Duke Williams #20 Previous College - Led Riverside Junior #29 Community College in all receiving cate- DB/5-99/185 Junior gories ... All-American quarterback at Inglewood, Calif. Cerritos College. DB/5-111/180 Aurora, Colo. Prep - Played football, track and base- Previous College - Played at El Camino ball standout at San Gorgonio High Community College (2006-07) ... Two School ... Three-year starter at quarter- year starter at El Camino CC ... Second WSC Career - Medical Redshirt in 2007. back ... All-Conference ... Team MVP. Team All-Mission Conference. Prep - Competed in football and track Personal - Born in San Bernadino, Calif. Prep - Competed in football at West and field at Eaglecrest High School ...... Business major. Chester High School ... Three-time First Four-year letterwinner ... Defensive MVP team All-Conference ... Named Most ... Three-time All-Conference selection ... Zach Rayford Valuable Defensive Player (2006). Came away with 10 career and three picks in one game. Personal - Born in Los Angeles, Calif. ... #9 Architecture major. Personal - Born in Denton, Texas ... Junior Communications major. LB/5-111/205 Rhasheed Smith Superior, Colo. Brendan Zink #21 Junior #23 WSC Career - Freshman - Saw time as RB/5-111/205 Junior a reserve Linebacker ... Recorded 21 DB/6-00/185 tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss and one sack Fort Collins, Colo. ... Sophomore - Started all 11 games ... Colorado Springs, Colo. Recorded 39 tackles, 2.0 tackles-for-loss Previous College - Attended West Hills and three broken-up plays. College (2004-06). WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in all 11 games as a freshman... Finished Prep - Competed in football, basketball Prep - Played football and baseball at 10th on the team with 31 tackles ... and track and Boulder High School ... Fort Collins High School ... Three year Returned 17 punts for 120 yards ... First-team All-Region Running Back ... All-Conference selection. Sophomore - Started all 11 games ... Old Spice Player of the Year ... Rushed Led team with 68 tackles ... Also had 1.5 for 248 yards in one game. Personal - Born in Rockford, Ill. ... tackles-for-loss and one forced fumble ... Undecided major. Redshirted in 2007. Personal - Born in Boulder, Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. Omer Tamir Prep - Competed in football and Career Defense Numbers: wrestling at Pine Creek High School ... Tackles TFL BrUp Sack #44 Helped lead football team to the state 2007 39 2.0 3 - Quarterfinals and the wrestling team to a 2006 21 2.5 - 1 Junior 10th place finish at the state tourney ... Total 60 4.5 3 1 DL/6-11/255 Earned All-Conference and All-City acco- Coppell, Texas lades in football as a senior. Mike Reynolds Personal - Born in Colorado Springs, WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared as Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Science #15 a part-time starter ... Finished season major. Junior with 28 tackles, two tackles-for-loss and Career Defense Numbers: LB/6-11/230 one sack ... Sophomore - Started all 11 Tackles TFL FF Moreno Valley, Calif. games ... Recorded 42 tackles, 7.5 tack- 2006Re 68 1.5 1 les-for-loss, 4.5 sacks, one forced fumble 2005 31 - - and one blocked kick. Total 99 1.5 1

Previous College - Played at Prep - Played football and basketball at Career Returning Numbers: Punts Yards Avg. Grossmont Community College his fresh- Coppell (Texas) High School ... First- man year. 2005 17 120 7.1 team All-District as a senior. Total 17 120 7.1

Prep - Three sport athlete at Martin Personal - Born in Toronto, Canada ... Luther King Jr. High School ... First Team 19 RMAC Football Championship 29 SSOOPPHHOOMMOORREE

Jason Dudley Jr. Charlie Alexander Prep - Played football and basketball at Doherty High School ... Two-time All- #99 Area and All-Conference selection ... As #80 Sophomore a senior, came away with 110 tackles Sophomore DL/5-110/275 and four interceptions ... Also had nine TE/6-11/210 touchdowns as a Wide Receiver. Eugene, Ore. Greeley, Colo. Personal - Born in El Paso, Texas ... Undecided on a major. WSC Career - Redshirted in 2006. Previous College - Wrestled at Career Defense Numbers: Univeristy of Oregon ... Placed fourth at Tackles TFL Sacks FF Int. Prep - Competed in football, basketball the Pac 10 Conference Championships 2007 35 4.0 1 1 1 ... NCAA Qualifier. Total 35 4.0 1 1 1 and track at Northridge High School ... Led team to Conference Championship Prep - Participated in football and and was selected All-Conference as a wrestling at Crater High School ... Four- Josh Bruning senior. time State Champions in wrestling ... Was a State Champion in 2006 in Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ... wrestling (40-0) ... All-American greco #89 Business major. and freestyle ... Second Team Asics All- Sophomore Grant Dykstra American in wrestling ... Ranked second TE/6-22/220 nationally as a senior ... Triple Crown Littleton, Colo. winner his senior year ... Second at State #28 as a junior ... Selected to All-Conference Sophomore defense and offense his senior year in WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared as DB/5-99/175 football ... Played in All-Star Game. a reserve Tight End ... Sophomore - Appeared in all 11 games ... One catch Seibert, Colo. Personal - Born in Medford, Ore. ... for two yards. Government and Politics major. Prep - Played football and basketball at Previous College - Played football at Dayne Allbrant Northglenn High School ... Won Front Colorado School of Mines in 2005-2007. Range League title in football. Prep - Participated in football, basketball #42 Personal - Born in Northglenn, Colo. ... and track at Hi-Plans High School ... All- Sophomore Exercise and Sport Science major. State and All-Colorado Selection ... DL/6-00/205 Selected as sixth man of the year in bas- Career Offense Numbers: ketball. Canon City, Colo. Catch Yards Avg. 2007 1 2 2.0 Total 1 2 2.0 Personal - Born in Hugo, Colo. ... Land WSC Career - Freshman - Played line- and Resource Management major ... backer for the Mountaineers. Brother Derek Dykstra, plays at Colorado Kyle Chesnick Mines. Prep - Played football, hockey and lacrosse at Canon City High School ... First Team All-Conference as a senior #57 and junior ... All-Conference Academic Sophomore Team member. OL/6-00/245 Pierce, Colo. Personal - Born in Fort Collins, Colo. ... Chemistry major. WSC Career - Redshirted in 2006 ... Trevor Bobb Freshman - Played as an offensive linesman. #26 Sophomore Prep - Competed in football, wrestling and track at Highland High School ... All- LB/6-11/210 Conference selection as a senior. Colorado Springs, Colo. Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11 games ... Recored 35 tackles, 4.0 tack- les-for-loss, one sack for 21 yards, one interception for ten yards and one forced fumble. 30 19 RMAC Football Championship Caugh 129 balls for 2221 yards during Blaine Eppel high school career. Collin Metz

#17 Personal - Born in Oakland, Calif. ... #69 Sophomore Exercise and Sport Science major. Sophomore DB/5-110/185 Career Defense Numbers: OL/6-00/280 Loveland, Colo. Tackles TFL Int. Fumble BrUp Louisville, Colo. 2007 22 1.0 1 1 1 Total 22 1.0 1 1 1

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11 five games ... Recorded 14 tackles. Blake Krenke games at offensive line. Prep - Competed in football, wrestling Prep - Played football at Monarch High and baseball at Loveland High School ... #6 School ... Helped lead team to three Named All-State, All-Area and All- Sophomore Conference Championships ... All-State Conference as a senior ... Had 199 tack- LB/6-00/195 as a senior ... Two-time All-Conference les as a senior. pick ... Conference’s Most Valuable Arvada, Colo. Lineman as a senior. Personal - Born in Loveland, Colo. ... Personal - Born in Boulder, Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in Petroleum Geology major. Career Defense Numbers: 10 games ... Recorded 29 tackles, 3.0 Tackles tackles-for-loss, one sack for five yards, Shane Moran 2007 14 one fumble for 12 yards. Total 14 Prep - Played football and baseball at #36 Patrick Henderson Pomona High School ... All-Colorado and Sophomore All-State Linebacker and Running Back DB/5-110/208 ... All-Conference selection as a senior #75 and junior. Aurora, Colo. Sophomore Personal - Born in Wheat Ridge, Colo. OL/6-33/270 WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. Aurora, Colo. Career Defense Numbers: Previous College - Played at Adams Tackles TFL Sack Fumble State (2005-06). 2007 29 3.0 1 1 WSC Careeer - Freshman - Saw action Total 29 3.0 1 1 for the Mountaineers as an offensive Prep - Competed in football, wrestling lineman. and lacrosse at Eaglecrest High School Andrew Maxcy ... All-Conference performer ... Ranked in Prep - Competed in football, basketball the Top 5 in Colorado for tackles as a and track at Rangeview High School ... senior and junior. Earned All-State, All-City and All- #33 Conference as a senior and junior. Sophomore Personal - Born in Aurora, Colo. ... DB/6-11/190 Sociology major. Personal - Born in Norman, Okla. ... Kit Carson, Colo. Business major ... Cousin Ronnie Bradford, played at Unviersity of Colorado and is currently playing in the WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in NFL for the Minnesota Vikings. all 11 games ... Recorded 22 tackles.

DJ Hughes Prep - Competed in football, basketball and track at Kit Carson High School ... #11 Two-time All-State honoree and three- Sophomore time All-Conference pick ... MVP of Colorado 6-man and 8-man All-Star DB/6-11/180 Game. Westminster, Colo. Personal - Born in Hugo, Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in all 11 games ... Recorded 22 tackles, 1.0 Career Defense Numbers: tackles-for-loss, one interception, one Tackles broken-up play and one fumble. 2007 22 Total 22 Prep - Competed in football, basketball and track at Ranum High School ... Three-time All-Conference selection ... Named All-State following junior year ... 19 RMAC Football Championship 31 Levi Ostrom Scott Stuller

#45 #61 Sophomore Sophomore Dl/6-44/215 OL/6-44/275 Arvada, Colo. Boulder, Colo.

WSC Career - Freshman - Appeared in WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11 seven games ... Recorded 26 tackles, games as an offensive lineman. 3.0 tackles-for-loss and 3.0 sacks. Previous College - Attended Colorado Prep - Played football at Faith Christian State (2006-07). High School ... All-State as a senior and junior ... All-Colorado after senior season Prep - Competed in football, wrestling ... Voted League’s Top Defensive Player. and track at Fairview High School ... State Runner up in football ... Two-year Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... letterwinners in football and wrestling. Computer Science major. Career Defense Numbers: Personal - Born in Colorado Springs, Tackles TFL Sacks Colo. ... History major. 2007 26 3.0 3.0 Total 26 3.0 3.0 Shaun Suttorp

Curtis Prock #82 Sophomore #83 WR/6-00/175 Sophomore Aurora, Colo. TE/5-111/225 Castle Rock, Colo. WSC Career - Redshirted in 2006 ... Freshman - Appeared in eight games ... WSC Career - Freshman - Started all 11 Caught 15 passes for 226 yards and two games ... Caught six catches for 36 touchdowns. yards and one touchdown. Prep - Played football, basketball and Prep - Played football at Douglas County baseball at Gateway High School ... Led High School ... Helped lead his team to a football team to Continental League State Championship as a junior and Championship ... All-Conference selec- State Semifinal appearance as a senior tion ... Caught 18 passes for 363 yards ... All-Conference pick as a senior. and two scores.

Personal - Born in Monterey, Calif. ... Personal - Born in Auora, Colo. ... Undecided on a major. Exercise and Sport Science major. Career Offense Numbers: Career Offense Numbers: Catches Yards TD Avg Catches Yards TD Avg 2007 6 36 1 6.0 2007 15 226 2 15.1 Total 6 36 1 6.0 Total 15 226 2 15.1

32 19 RMAC Football Championship FFRREESSHHMMAANN

Allan Aguilar Ethan Brown Colo. ... Psychology major. Ryan Cole #87 #88 Freshman Freshman #53 WR/6-22/190 WR/6-33/180 Freshman Lakewood, Colo. Whitewater, Colo. LB/6-00/205 Superior, Colo. WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. Prep - Competed in football and track and field at Grand Junction High School WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. Prep - Competed in football, basketball ... Led team to be the Southwest and track at Alameda High School ... League Champs (2004) ... Recorded 23 Prep - Played football and baseball at Earned All-Conference honors in all three catches for 320 yards and one touch- Monarch High School ... Led team to sports. down. three consecutive State Quarterfinal appearances ... All-Region as a senior ... Personal - Born in Duarte, Calif. ... Personal - Born in Grand Junction, Colo. All-Conference as a senior and junior. Business Administration major. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. Personal - Born in Orange County, Calif. Andres Alers Jared Card ... Undecided on a major.

#66 #60 Brenden Condon Freshman Freshman OL/5-111/230 OL/6-22/220 #95 Fort Collins, Colo. Westminster, Colo. Freshman DL/6-44/250 Falcon, Colo. WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. Prep - Participated in football and base- Prep - Played football at Fort Collins ball at Standley Lake High School. Prep - Competed in football and High School ... Lead team to back-to- wrestling at Falcon High School ... All- back Conference Championships ... Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Conference as a senior ... League Team made the State Semis as a senior Exercise and Sport Science major. Champions. and junior ... First Team All-Conference as a senior. Matt Cesario Personal - Born in Minot, N.D. ... Exercise and Sport Science major. Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ... #65 History major. Freshman Germaine Daniels OL/6-55/255 Nate Aue Grand Junction, Colo. #24 Freshman RB/5-111/197 #46 Prep - Participated in football and track Freshman at Grand Junction High School. Miami, Flor. LB/5-110/187 Lafayette, Colo. Personal - Born in Grand Junction, Colo. Prep - Participated in football and track ... Exercise and Sport Science major. and field at Miami Beach Senior High School ... Named team captain ... All- Prep - Participated in football and track Cree Clark County Honorable Mention ... Selected at Centaurus High School ... Recorded for All-Star team ... Recorded 1,023 111 tackles as a senior. #27 yards and 12 touchdowns. Personal - Born in Lafayette, Colo. ... Freshman Personal - Born in Miami, Flor. ... History major. DB/6-00/170 Exercise and Sport Science major. Palmer Lake, Colo.

Prep - Competed in football and track and field at Lewis-Palmer High School ... Named Team MVP as a senior ... All- Conference selection.

Personal - Born in Colorado Springs, 19 RMAC Football Championship 33 Tyler Daniels Isaac Dickman Nick Edwards

#7 #77 #13 R-FFreshman Freshman R-FFreshman QB/6-11/187 OL/6-33/280 QB/6-00/185 Westminster, Colo. Hotchkiss, Colo. Westminster, Colo.

WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. Prep - Three sport athlete at Hotchkiss WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. High School. Prep - Competed in football, basketball Prep - Participated in football, baseball and track at Ranum High School ... Two- Personal - Born in Eugene, Ore. ... and basketball at Legacy High School time All-State, All-Region and All- Wildlife Biology major. ... All-Conference selection ... Led Conference performer ... Passed for squad to back-to-back playoff berths. 6,502 yards during three Varsity seasons Jordan Drake and also 67 touchdowns ... Career Personal - Born in Cheyenne, Wyo. ... yardage and touchdown total both rank History and English major. in the Top 10 in Colorado history ... #78 Holds all major passing records at Freshman Zach Elder Ranum High School and Skyline League. OL/6-66/265 Penrose, Colo. Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... #55 Business Administration major ... Todd Freshman Eakes, uncle, played football at Colorado Prep - Played football, golf, basketball LB/6-11/190 State University. and track and field at Florence High Seneca, Kan. School ... First Team All-League in Kevin Daugherty football ... First Team Honorable Mention in basketball ... Voted best Prep - Participated in football and #58 offensive linesman ... Named on honor track at Nemaha Valley High School ... Freshman roll. All-League linebacker ... Holds the P/K/6-11/165 high jump record ... Principle honor Loveland, Colo. Personal - Born in Canon City, Colo. roll. ... Business major ... Hobbies include working on cars, hunting and fishing. Personal - Born in Manhattan, Kan. ... Prep - Four sport athlete at Thompson Exercise and Sport Science major. Valley High School ... Three-time All- Kurtis Dunbar Conference and All-Area selection ... Travis Elliott Two-time MVP. #30 R-FFreshman #67 Personal - Born in Louisville, Texas ... RB/6-00/195 Freshman Environmental Biology major. Meeker, Colo. Ol/6-00/220 Grand Junction, Colo. Jensen DeJaynes WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. #47 Prep - Participated in football and Freshman Prep - Competed in football, basket- track and field at Grand Junction LB/6-00/205 ball, baseball and track at Meeker High Central High School ... Led team to be School ... Two-time All-Conference the Southwest League Champions Lakewood, Colo. pick. (2004) ... Second team All-Conference as a senior ... Wendy's Heismann Prep - Participated in football and Personal - Born in Meeker, Colo. ... Honor Roll. baseball at Lakewood High School. Exercise and Sport Science major. Personal - Born in Grand Junction, Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Colo. ... Political Science major. Business major.

34 19 RMAC Football Championship er and punter ... As a senior and junior, Ben Fischer passed for 2,200 yards and 18 touch- Noah Herrmann downs. #35 Freshman Personal - Born in Colorado Springs, Freshman DB/5-110/170 Colo. ... Business Management major ... LB/6-11/200 Father John Gorham, and Uncle Darrell Woodland Park, Colo. Gorham played football and baseball at Cortez, Colo. CSU-Pueblo.

Prep - Played football and track and field Alex Gray Prep - Played football at Montezuma- at Woodland Park High School ... First Cortez High School ... Selected as team Team All-Conference as a senior ... captain. Finished fourth at the State Championships in the 200 with a time of Freshman Personal - Born in Cushing, Okla. ... 22.1. DB/5-110/170 Exercise and Sport Science major. Glen Mills, Penn. Personal - Born in Littleton, Colo. ... Johnny Hickey Undecided major ... Loves the outdoors and what the Gunnison community has Prep - Participated in football at Granet #32 to offer. Valley High School ... Led team to a 14-2 Freshman record his senior year. LB/6-22/210 Jay Frazier Personal - Born in Pennsylvania ... Broomfield, Colo. Undecided major. #38 Freshman Levi Greenly Prep - Played football at Broomfield High School ... Named All-Conference as a DB/6-11/188 quarterback and linebacker ... As a junior Brighton, Colo. #62 at Denver South, passed for over 1,000 Freshman yards and 15 touchdowns adn also led Ol/6-66/245 the team in tackles. Prep - Played football at Brighton High Kersey, Colo. School ... Unanimous All-Conference Personal - Born in Nevada ... Exercise selection. and Sport Science major ... His father Prep - Played football and basketball at played at Nebraska-Kearney. Personal - Born in Mesa, Ariz. ... Platte Valley High School ... Participated Business major. in track and field ... State Champions in Josh Hitchcock 2007 and runners-up in 2006 ... All-State Brandon Galarza and All-Conferen selection his senior #94 year ... Voted team MVP offensive line ... Selected to play in All-State game ... Freshman Wendy's High School Heisman award DL/6-22/200 Freshman winner. Fort Collins, Colo. WR/6-11/195 Naturita, Colo. Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ... Business Administration major. Prep - Three-sport athlete at Nucla High William Harris Prep - Played football at Foosil Ridge School ... All-State and All-Conference High School ... Team captain his senior selection. year ... All-Conference ... Had 12 sacks, #54 two fumbles, one interception and 62 Personal - Born in Kodiac, Alaska ... R-FFreshman tackles his senior season. Undecided major. P/K/5-111/190 Personal - Born in Fort Collins, Colo. ... Miles Gorham Westminster, Colo. Undecided major.

#14 WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. R-FFreshman QB/6-33/205 Prep - Played football at Northglenn Canon City, Colo. High School ... Earned All-Colorado, All- Region and All-Conference honors ... Had 37 punts as a senior for 46.1 yards WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. per punt ... Ranks as second best punter in school history. Prep - Played football, basketball and baseball at Canon City High School ... Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... All-State selection as a quarterback, kick- Exercise and Sport Science major. 19 RMAC Football Championship 35 Will Hunsaker Austin Klosterman Anthony Maestas

#81 #31 Freshman Freshman Freshman TE/6-22/230 LB/6-11/220 DB/5-111/170 Durango, Colo Brighton, Colo. Cortez, Colo.

Prep - Particpated in football and track Prep - Played football at Brighton High Prep - Four-sport athlete at Montezuma- and field at Durango High School ... Four School ... Named All-State as defensive Cortez High School. year starter in football at defensive end back his senior year ... Three-time All- and tight end ... Two-time All-Conference Conference for both offense and defense Personal - Born in Farmington, N.M. ... and MVP ... Led team to a Southwest ... Recorded 2,120 all-purpose yards, 21 Environmental Biology major. League Championship (2006) ... Track touchdowns, 120 tackles and six inter- and Field he holds school records in the ceptions ... Selected for the Ironman Mac Marsh shot put (58' 2") and discus (171' 5") ... Award his senior year. Two-Time Regional Champ ... Second at State meet in shot put. Personal - Born in Brighton, Colo. ... #90 Exercise and Sport Science major. Freshman Personal - Born in Irving, Texas ... Undecided major. DL/6-44/220 Garrett Lanham Steamboat Springs, Colo. Stephen Imber #41 #64 Freshman Prep - Participated in football, baskeball Freshman LB/6-00/170 and track at Steamboat High School ... Louisville, Colo Team Captain ... Named All-Conference OL/6-33/250 as a senior ... Western Slope League Byers, Colo. Champs.

Prep - Competed in football and Personal - Born in California ... Geology Prep - Played football at Byers High wrestling at Centaurus High School ... major. School ... Named All-State as a senior ... Named League Wide Receiver of the Named All-Conference as a junior and Year ... Defensive Back of the Year ... All- senior. Conference .. All-State pick as a senior Colton Martin ... Will also wrestle at Western State. Personal - Born in Aurora, Colo. ... #39 Exercise and Sport Science major. Personal - Born in Boudler, Colo. ... R-FFreshman Biology major ... Brother, Justin, played DB/5-110/178 Jesse Kirstatter for two National Championship teams at Northern Colorado. Golden, Colo. #37 Sean Lavell Freshman WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. LB/6-33/212 #51 Clifton, Colo. Prep - Participated in football, basketball R-FFreshman and baseball at Clear Creek High School OL/6-22/255 ... Selected on Second Team All-League for basketball and football. Prep - Three-sport athlete at Palisade Centennial, Colo. High School ... Named League Lineman Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... of the Year (2007) ... All-Conference as a Exercise and Sport Science major. senior ... Selected to play in the All-State WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. game. Prep - Participated in football and Personal - Born in Elkhart, Ind. ... lacrosse at Grandview High School ... Exercise and Sport Science major. Selected to All-League.

Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Exercise and Sport Science major.

36 19 RMAC Football Championship Matt McConnell Matt Newland Matt Rosso

#98 #96 R-FFreshman Freshman Freshman TE/6-33/210 P/K/6-22/210 DB/5-111/160 Berthoud, Colo. Black Forest, Colo. Cortez, Colo.

WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. Prep - Three-sport athlete at Air Prep - Participated in football, wrestling, Academy High School ... Selected as All- basketball and track at Montezuma- Prep - Competed in football, basketball State Kicker ... Two-time All-League Cortez High School ... Selected as All- and track at Berthoud High School ... Kicker. Conference for football and track ... Two- Earned All-State, All-Area and All- time All-State honors for football ... Conference honors as a senior. Personal - Born in Camp Lejeune, N.C. Recorded 1,314 rushing yards and 17 ... Exercise and Sport Science major. touchdowns. Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Petroleum Geology major ... Cousin Andrew Pacheco Personal - Born in Cortez, Colo. ... Derek Rowe, played at Nebraska- Business Management major. Kearney. #68 Jacob Schade Lawrence Montoya Freshman OL/6-22/250 Littleton, Colo. #86 Freshman Freshman WR/6-00/165 OL/5-111/180 Prep - Played football at Chatfield High Monument, Colo. Louisville, Colo. School ... Two-time All-Conference selec- tion ... 2007 Iron Man Prep - Played at Lakewood High School Award winner. Prep - Played football at Lewis-Palmer ... Led the Tigers to the State High School. Quarterfinals as a junior ... Two-time All- Personal - Born in , Utah State honors ... Two-time All-Conference ... Exercise and Sport Science major. Personal - Born in Colorado Springs, Colo. ... Pre-Med major. selection. Johnny Peiper Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Jared Schembri Undecided major. Freshman #63 TJ Montoya DB /6-00/180 Freshman Paonia, Colo. LB/6-44/210 #43 Colorado Springs, Colo. Freshman Prep - Participated in football and track RB/6-11/210 and field at Hotchkiss High School ... Prep - Participated in football and track Lafayette, Colo. Three-time All-Conference for football ... at Coronado High School ... Second Four-time All-Conference for track and Team All-Region ... All-State Honorable field ... Recorded 118 tackles, two sacks, Mention ... All-City honors ... All-Star Prep - Participated in football, basketball two interceptions and two forced fum- selection ... Recorded 147 tackles and and track at Centaurus High School ... bles. one interception. MVP offense ... First team All- Conference selection ... Recorded 980 Personal - Born in Orlando, Flor. ... Personal - Born in Phoenix, Ariz. ... rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. Undecided major. Exercise and Sport Science major.

Personal - Born in Aurora, Colo. ... Psychology major.

19 RMAC Football Championship 37 Kenny Smith Ryan Walstrom Marshall Wollum

#93 #72 #34 R-FFreshman R-FFreshman R-FFreshman DL/5-99/200 OL/6-88/310 DB/6-00/200 Fountain, Colo. LaSalle, Colo. Louisville, Colo.

WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. WSC Career - Redshirted in 2007. WSC Career - Medical Redshirt in 2007.

Prep - Competed in football, wrestling Prep - Competed in football, basketball Prep - Played football at Fairview High and swimming at Wasson High School ... and track at Valley High School ... School ... Helped lead team to three City All-State selection as a senior ... All- Earned All-Conference honors in both Championships ... All-State as a senior ... League as both a senior and junior. basketball and track. Two-time All-Region and All-Conference performer ... Had 101 tackles as a senior Personal - Born in Killeen, Texas ... Personal - Born in Greeley, Colo. ... and 79 as a junior. Criminal Justice major. Exercise and Sport Science major. Personal - Born in Boulder, Colo. ... Justin Stone Ryan Webb Business major. #71 Nick Zissimos Freshman Freshman OL/6-22/275 WR/6-22/175 #92 Rifle, Colo. Montrose, Colo. Freshman DL/6-11/240 Broomfield, Colo. Prep - Played football at Rifle High Prep - Participated in football and bas- School ... Led team to a State ketball at Montrose High School ... Championship in 2004 ... Runners up in Southwest League Champs in football. Prep - Competed in football, track and 2005 ... All-Conferene selection as a field and wrestling at Broomfield High senior. Personal - Born in Montrose, Colo. ... School ... All-State football his senior Biology major. year ... Selected to play in the All-State Personal - Born in Lake Havasu, Ariz. ... game ... 16 sacks as a senior ... Three- Exercise and Sport Science major. Tanner Wilcox time All-State track performer ... Helped set school record in 4x200 relay ... Two- Joe Trujillo time All-State wrestler. #76 Freshman Personal - Born in Algonquin, Ill. ... OL/5-111/235 Undecided major. Freshman Florence, Colo. DB/5-111/175 Grand Junction, Colo. Prep - Four sport athlete at Florence High School ... Two-time All-State Prep - Three-sport athlete at Grand wrestler ... Two-time All-State football Junction Central High School ... Team player ... Defensive Line MVP ... Led Captain ... Led team to a Southwest team to be State Champions in 2005. League Champs in 2004. Personal - Born in Canon City, Colo. ... Personal - Born in Denver, Colo. ... Business major. Undecided major.

38 19 RMAC Football Championship Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference The Rocky Mountain Athletic ference was officially changed to the Conference is a 14-team conference Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference that has members in Colorado, and in 1992 the conference became Kansas, New Mexico and Nebraska. an official member of the NCAA The conference is broken up Division II. into an East Division (Chadron State, In July of 1997, UC- Colorado Christian, Colorado School Colorado Springs was added and in of Mines, UC-Colorado Springs, 2006, Fort Hays moved out of the Metropolitan State, Regis and conference and Western New Nebraska-Kearney) and a West The conference was first Mexico joined the league. Division (Adams State, CSU-Pueblo, called the Colorado Faculty Athletic The RMAC offices are Fort Lewis, Mesa State, New Mexico Conference in 1909 and had four housed in Colorado Springs, Colo. Highlands, Western New Mexico and charter members: University of Western State) for most major core Colorado, Colorado A&M (now RMAC STAFF sports. Colorado State), Colorado College J.R. Smith - Commissioner For football the conference and Colorado School of Mines. Sandee Mott - Assistant competes with nine teams (Adams The conference was re-named the Commissioner State, Chadron State, Colorado Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Eric Danner - Assistant School of Mines, Fort Lewis, Mesa Conference in 1910 and in 1924 Commissioner State, Nebraska-Kearney, New Western State and Northern Sarah Meier - Assistant Mexico Highlands, Western New Colorado joined the conference. Commissioner Mexico and Western State). In 1967 the name of the con-

Preseason All-RMAC Information 2008 Preseason All-RMAC Team RMAC Preseason Voting Offense Pos. Name School Year RMAC Overall QB Joe McLain Chadron State Sr. School (1st Place Votes) Pts Record Record RB Bobby Coy Mesa State Jr. 1 Chadron State (7) 12 8-0 12-1 RB Oscar Murray Adams State Jr. 2 Mesa State (3) 16 7-1 10-4 RB J.T. Baum Colo. Mines So. 3 Nebraska-Kearney 28 5-3 6-4 WR Dusten Copeland* Western State Sr. WR Eric Myrick Neb.-Kearney Sr. 4 Colorado Mines 29 6-2 7-5 WR Josh Gibson Adams State Sr. 5 Western New Mexico 48 4-4 4-6 TE Isaac Stockton Chadron State Jr. 6 Adams State 53 2-6 2-9 OL Trevor Wikre* Mesa State Sr. 7 New Mexico Highlands 62 3-5 4-6 OL Chance Galey Chadron State Sr. Western State 62 0-8 1-10 OL Jack Hiett Neb.-Kearney Jr. OL Ben Puffer Chadron State Jr. 9 Fort Lewis 65 1-7 1-9 OL Aaron Cooper Fort Lewis Sr. 10 CSU-Pueblo - - - Defense 2008 Preseason Awards DE Jared Koester Chadron State Sr. DE Marc Schiechl Colo. Mines So. Preseason Offensive Player of the Year DT Nic Pade Mesa State Sr. DT Aaron Ide Chadron State Sr. Joe McLain, Chadron State OLB Ryan Kadavy Mesa State Sr. QB, Senior, 5-8, 160 lbs. OLB Nick Haniszewski Colo. Mines Jr. Chadron, Neb. (Chadron H.S.) ILB Austin Bailey Chadron State Sr. ILB Mark Meng Fort Lewis Sr. Preseason Defensive Player of the Year DB Brandon Waymire Mesa State Sr. DB Drew Ferren Colo. Mines Sr. Austin Bailey, Chadron State DB Grayland Walter Adams State Sr. ILB, Senior, 6-1, 230 lbs. DB Trevor Hyatt Chadron State Sr. Red Wing, Minn.(Red Wing H.S.) Special Teams Preseason Special Teams Player of the Year K Jared Keating Mesa State Sr. P Geoff Carnahan Neb.-Kearney Sr. Jared Keating, Mesa State KR Brady Rohlwing Adams State Jr. K/P, Senior, 6-0, 185 lbs. PR Tom Kastens Colo. Mines So. Cody, Wyo. (Cody H.S.) *- unanimous selection 19 RMAC Football Championship 39 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Emporia State Head Coach: Garin Higgins (Second Year) 2007 Record: 3-8 (1-8) Record at Emporia: 3-8 Starters Returning - O/D/ST: xx Aug. 30 - Emporia Career: 57-19 WSC vs. ESU HISTORY Emporia State leads 4-1-0 Emporia State won 7-3 in 2007

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Neb-Kearney Head Coach: Darrell Morris (Ninth Year) 2007 Record: 6-4 (5-3) Record at Neb-Kearney: 55-29 Starters Returning - O/D/ST: xx Sept. 13 - Gunnison Career: Same WSC vs. UNK HISTORY UNK leads 7-6 Neb-Kearney won 42-18

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION NM Highlands Head Coach: Chad Roanhaus (First Year) 2007 Record: 4-6 (3-5) Record at Highlands: 0-0 Starters Returning - Overall: xx Sept. 20 - Las Vegas Career: Same WSC vs. NMHU HISTORY Western leads 27-16 N.M. Highlands won 35-18 in 2007

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Western NM Head Coach: Bernie Buskin (Second Year) 2007 Record: 4-6 (4-4) Record at Western NM:4-6 Starters Returning - O/D: 8/7 Sept. 27 - Gunnison Career: Same WSC vs. WNMU HISTORY Emporia State leads 3-0-0 Emporia State won 23-15 in 1990

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Fort Lewis Head Coach: Ed Rifalato (Fifth Year) 2007 Record: 1-9 (1-7) Record at Fort Lewis: 18-23 Starters Returning - O/D: xx Oct. 4 - Durango Career: 25-27 (Five Years) WSC vs. FLC HISTORY Western leads 35-12 Fort Lewis won 19-0 in 2007

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Colorado Mines Head Coach: (Ninth Year) 2007 Record: 7-5 (6-2) Record at Mines: 51-39 Starters Returning - O/D/ST: 7/10/1 Oct. 11 - Gunnison Career: Same WSC vs. CSM HISTORY Western leads 50-31-2 Colorado Mines won 21-7

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Mesa State Head Coach: Joe Ramunno (11th Year) 2007 Record: 10-2 (7-1) Record at Mesa: 62-52 Starters Returning - Overall: xx Oct. 16 - Grand Junction Career: Same WSC vs. MSC HISTORY Western leads 19-15 Mesa won 30-27

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION CSU-Pueblo Head Coach: John Wristen 2007 Record: 0-0 Record at Mesa: 0-0 Starters Returning - Overall: xx Oct. 25 - Gunnison Career: Same WSC vs. CSUP HISTORY -

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Adams State Head Coach: Wayne McGinn (Ninth Year) 2007 Record: 2-9 (2-6) Record at Adams: 35-52 Starters Returning - O/D/ST: 6/5/0 Nov. 1 - Gunnison Career: 41-57 (Nine Years) WSC vs. ASC HISTORY Western leads 37-24 Adams State won 24-21 in 2007

HEAD COACH TEAM INFORMATION Chadron State Head Coach: Bill O’Boyle (Fourth Year) 2007 Record: 12-1 (8-0) Record at Chadron: 16-7 Starters Returning - O/D/ST: xx Nov. 8 - Chadron Career: Same WSC vs. CSC HISTORY Chadron State leads 11-12-1 Chadron State won 50-17 in 2007

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42 19 RMAC Football Championship 2007 Football Season Review

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44 19 RMAC Football Championship The last time Western State ... Scored 21 points or more in a quarter...... 34 vs. Panhandle St. (07) Scored 30 points or more in a half...... 40 vs. Panhandle St. (07) Shutout an opponent...... at Panhandle St. (01) Shutout by an opponent...... vs. Fort Lewis (07) Gained over 700 yards in total offense...... 785 vs. Ft. Lewis (91) Gained over 600 yards in total offense...... 618 vs. Panhandle St. (06) Gained over 500 yards in total offense...... 555 vs. Colorado Mines (02) Gained over 400 yards in total offense...... 446 vs N.M. Highlands (07) Passed for more than 400 yards...... 434 vs Angelo State (05) Passed for more than 300 yards...... 305 vs. Fort Lewis (05) Rushed for more than 500 yards...... 570 vs. Adams State (56) Rushed for more than 400 yards...... 410 vs. Colorado Mines (56) Rushed for more than 300 yards...... 326 vs. Kearney (03) Held under 50 yards rushing...... 14 at Fort Hays St. (07) Held under 100 yards passing...... 91 vs. New Mexico Highlands (04) Held under 50 yards passing...... 27 at Pittsburg State (04) Held opponent under 50 rushing yards...... -32 vs. Panhandle St. (07) Held opponent under 100 passing yards...... 73 at Fort Hays St.(07) Held opponent under 100 total yards...... 1 at Panhandle St. (01) Opponent gained over 400 yards in total offense...... 490 at Western N.M. (07) Opponent gained over 500 yards in total offense...... 554 at Chadron State (06) Opponent gained over 600 yards in total offense...... 606 at Colorado Mines (05) Had four or more interceptions in a single game...... 4 vs. Fort Lewis (01) The last time a Western State Quarterback ... Gained over 300 yards in total offense...... 331 Matt Smiley vs. Northern Colorado (99) Gained over 400 yards in total offense...... 408 Jason Davis vs. Adams (96) Passed for more than 350 yards...... 368 Dan Brethauer vs. Angelo State (05) Passed for more than 400 yards...... 411 Jason Davis vs. Adams (96) Passed for four or more TDs in a single game...... 5 Eric Hannah vs. Ft. Lewis (97) Rushed for two or more TDs in a single game...... 3 Dan Brethauer at NM Highlands (05) Rushed and passed for a TD in the same game...... 1 Rush, 2 Pass by Nate Baca vs. Mesa (03) Rushed for 50 yards or more...... 62 by Nate Baca vs. Colorado Mines (03) Rushed for 100 yards or more...... 151 Reggie Alexander vs. Panhandle St. (86) Had a 50 yard or longer run...... 71 Nate Baca vs. Adams (02) The last time a Western State Running Back ... Rushed for more than 250 yards...... 266 Chaumont Bouknight vs. Chadron (03) Rushed for more than 300 yards...... 327 Bill Rhodes vs. Adams (56) Two rushers for more than 100 yards in a game...... Nate Baca (111) and Chaumont Bouknight (101) vs. Mesa State (04) Had an 80 yard run or longer...... 81 Mike Connaker vs. Mesa (96) The last time a Western State Receiver ... Had over 150 receiving yards...... 174 JR Finley at Chadron State (05) Had over 200 receiving yards...... 270 Tyrone Johnson vs. Ft. Hays (91) Had an 80 yard catch or longer...... 84 Matt Nalette vs. Mesa State (04) Had over 10 receptions in a single game...... 14 Dusten Copeland at Kearney (07) Made 2 TD catches in a single game...... 2 Dusten Copeland vs. Panhandle St. (07) Made 3 TD catches in a single game...... 3 Joe Wuebben vs. Kearney (98) The last time Western State's Special Teams ... Punted for 70 yards or more...... 73 Jason Davis vs. Angelo (05) Kicked a field goal longer than 45 yards...... 47 Travis Snyder vs. New Mexico Highlands (03) Kicked a field goal longer than 50 yards...... 54 Travis Snyder vs. Ft. Lewis (03) Returned a kickoff for a TD...... 95 Jeremy Craighead vs. Kearney (03) Blocked a punt and returned it for a TD...... Dominick Taylor vs. Panhandle St. (06) Returned a punt for a TD...... 53 Jeremy Craighead vs. W. New Mexico (03) Miscellaneous ... Safety...... at Western N.M. (07) Safety by opponent...... vs. Chadron (01) 3 or more sacks in a single game...... 3 Josh Hotchkiss vs. Panhandle State (99) Interception returned for a TD...... Adrian Trujillo at Adams State (07) ...... Adrian Trujillo vs. Mesa State (07) Fumble recovery returned for a TD...... Sam Schlepp vs. Western New Mexico (03) 2 or more interceptions in a single game...... 2 Jermaine Stafford vs. Ft. Lewis (01)

19 RMAC Football Championship 45 Scoring Jim Roser 221 W. N. Mexico (53) 522 2002 Bill Rhodes 210 Colorado Co. (54) Team Records 471 1992 Bill Rhodes 201 W. N. Mexico (53) Game 461 1991 Bill Rhodes 198 Colorado Co. (55) Rushing Offense 444 1976 Chaumont Bouknight 196 Mesa (03) 406 vs. S. Colorado (76) 431 1978 Sam Seale 195 S. Utah (83) 401 vs. Adams St. (79) Murray Dillon 192 Adams (95) 385 vs. NM Highlands (91) Scoring Defense Nate Campbell 191 Panhandle (02) 381 vs. NM Highlands (77) 47 1963 Ryan Beckman 191 Kearney (98) 376 vs. Colorado Mines (00) 51 1964 Nate Campbell 189 Fort Hays (02) 71 1965 Bill Rhodes 185 Adams (53) Passing Offense 110 1954 Nate Campbell 183 Mines (01) 487 vs. W. Montana (92) 114 1962 Bill Rhodes 181 Mines (56) 469 vs. Fort Hays (91) Mike Connaker 179 Mesa (96) 451 vs. Fort Lewis (91) Rushing Defense Bill Rhodes 179 Colorado St. (55) 429 vs. Colorado Mines (91) 448 1971 Bill Schmalz 178 Colorado Co (57) 416 vs. Fort Lewis (92) 621 1973 Ryan Beckman 177 Mines (98) 642 1963 Tyrone Whipple 177 Panhandle (85) Total Offense 708 1995 Murray Dillon 176 Chadron (95) 785 vs. Fort Lewis (91) 711 1975 Cory Davis 176 Panhandle (90) 725 vs. Panhandle St. (90) Chaumont Bouknight 168 Highlands (03) 698 vs. W. Montana (92) Passing Defense Jeff Orndoff 167 Mesa (92) 652 vs. Western NM (91) 431 1964 Clarence Mooring 164 Westminster (77) 646 vs. NM Highlands (91) 560 1963 Avionne James 163 Panhandle (06) 756 1973 Bill Rhodes 163 Colorado St. (54) Rushing Defense 766 1965 Bill Rhodes 161 Montana St. (55) -48 vs. Fort Lewis (90) 803 1961 Chaumont Bouknight 160 NM Highlands (04) -32 vs. Panhandle St. (07) Clarence Mooring 158 Highlands (77) -16 vs. Panhandle St. (01) Total Defense Chaumont Bouknight 155 Fort Lewis (03) -16 vs. NM Highlands (83) 1,212 1963 Cory Davis 154 Highlands (92) -13 vs. Neb. Kearney (97) 1,331 1971 Chaumont Bouknight 153 Chadron St. (04) 1,377 1973 Ryan Beckman 152 Mesa (98) Passing Defense 1,441 1964 Mike Connaker 152 Fort Lewis (96) 11 vs. Mesa St. (76) 1,726 1965 Phil Wicks 150 Mines (76) 13 vs. Colo. Mines (97) Bob Tasma 150 Mines (53) 13 vs. S. Colorado (74) 16 vs. Adams St. (75) Longest Run 20 vs. Mesa St. (79) Bill Rhodes 97 Tyrone Whipple 97 Fort Lewis (85) Total Defense Ramsey Selander 90 Highlands (91) 1 vs. Panhandle St. (01) Charlie Thompson 85 Mines (79) 23 vs. Mesa St. (76) Charlie Thompson 85 Adams (79) 46 vs. Adams St. (75) Bill Rhodes 81 Adams (56) 58 vs. Colo. Mines (97) Mike Connaker 81 Mesa (96) 79 vs. Fort Lewis (90) Tyrone Whipple 80 Panhandle (85) Sam Seale 80 Adams (83) Scoring by Western Phil Wicks 80 Mines (76) 83 vs. Panhandle St. (00) Mike Connaker 78 Fort Lewis (96) 79 vs. Panhandle St. (01) Clarence Mooring 78 Highlands (77) 73 vs. Panhandle St. (90) Bill Rusler 78 S. Colorado (73) 70 vs. Fort Lewis (91) Bill Rhodes 78 Montana St. (55) 69 vs. Fort Lewis (92) Murray Dillon 77 Chadron (95) Jeremy Craighead 75 Fort Lewis (03) Scoring by an opponent Sam Seale 75 S. Utah (83) 71 Wyoming (26) 66 North Dakota St. (01) 61 Weber St. (05) Passing 60 BYU (27) Attempts 58 Colorado Mines (04) Dan Brethauer 52 Angelo St. (05) 58 Northern Colorado (28) Jayson Merrill 49 Central St. (91) 58 Colorado College (22) Chaumont Bouknight ranks among the Tim Thenell 49 Highlands (93) 57 Texas A&I (76) school’s best running backs. Dan Brethauer 47 Western NM (05) Dan Brethauer 47 Fort Lewis (05) Tim Thenell 47 Adams (93) Season Jason Davis 46 UNC (96) Rushing Yards Eric Hannah 46 Highlands (97) 2,882 1978 Game Records Steve Atwood 45 Emporia (88) 2,817 1976 Jason Davis 45 Fort Hays (95) 2,513 1980 Rushing Eric Hannah 43 Fort Hays (97) 2,482 1979 Attempts Steve Atwood 43 Mines (89) 2,151 2003 Chaumont Bouknight 47 Chadron (03) Chaumont Bouknight 43 Kearney (03) Chaumont Bouknight 37 Mines (03) Completions Passing Yards Dan Brethauer 30 Angelo St. (05) Ryan Beckman 34 Kearney (98) 3,574 1991 Dan Brethauer 29 Fort Lewis (05) Nate Campbell 33 Mines (02) 3,476 1992 Steve Smith 29 Fort Hays (92) Chaumont Bouknight 32 Highlands (03) 2,798 1990 Tim Thenell 28 Highlands (93) Nate Campbell 32 Kearney (00) 2,757 1997 Jayson Merrill 27 Chadron (91) Nate Campbell 31 Mines (01) 2,729 1993 Tim Thenell 27 Adams (93) David Howell 31 Mesa (81) Dan Brethauer 26 Fort Hays (05) Chaumont Bouknight 30 NM Highlands (04) Total Offense Jason Davis 26 Fort Hays (96) Nate Campbell 30 Fort Lewis (02) 5,488 1992 Jayson Merrill 26 UNC (91) 4,662 1976 Dan Brethauer 25 Western NM (05) 4,449 1990 Yards Dan Brethauer 25 Chadron (05) Bill Rhodes 327 Adams (56) 4,402 1978 Jason Davis 24 Fort Hays (95) Chaumont Bouknight 293 Kearney (03) 4,349 1998 Jason Davis 24 Adams (96) Chaumont Bouknight 266 Chadron (03) Charlie Thompson 261 Adams (79) 46 19 RMAC Football Championship Tyrone Johnson 9 Mines (93) Nate Campbell 3 Mines (00) Jeff Orndoff 9 Highlands (92) Chris Huelsman 3 Panhandle (00) Reggie Alexander 9 Adams (91) Ryan Beckman 3 Fort Hays (98) Reggie Alexander 9 UNC (91) Ryan Beckman 3 Adams (98) Mike Connaker 3 Mesa (96) Yards Murray Dillon 3 Mesa (95) Tyrone Johnson 270 Fort Hays (91) Tyrone Johnson 184 UNC (92) Throwing Touchdowns Tyrone Johnson 179 Mines (93) Jason Davis 6 W. Montana (93) Tyrone Johnson 177 Highlands (93) Eric Hannah 5 Fort Lewis (97) JR Finley 174 Chadron (05) Jayson Merrill 5 Fort Hays (91) Reggie Alexander 174 Mines (90) Steve Phillips 5 Westminster (73) Joel Meggers 170 Chadron (91) Eric Blanke 169 Fort Hays (88) Receiving Touchdowns Dusten Copeland 166 Mesa St. (07) Joe Wuebben 3 Kearney (97) Ben Kern 161 Adams (96) Dusten Copeland 2 Panhandle St. (07) Tyron James 159 Westminster (77) Jeff Menegatti 2 Fort Hays (01) Dusten Copeland 158 Western N.M. (07) Ryan Beckman 2 Panhandle (98) Tyrone Johnson 157 W. Montana (92) Chris Sutter 2 Adams (98) Reggie Alexander 157 Adams (91) Shaunta Baker 2 Panhandle (97) Reggie Alexander 157 Mines (91) Joe Wuebben 2 Adams (97) Jeremy Craighead 154 Mines (03) Joe Wuebben 2 Kearney (97) Reggie Alexander 154 UNC (91) Joe Wuebben 2 Fort Lewis (97) Eric Blanke 154 Highlands (87) Brandon Sicilia 2 Adams (96) Tyrone Johnson 151 Fort Lewis (91) Joe Wuebben 2 S. Utah (96) Ryan Gentry 2 Chadron (95) Longest Reception Ryan Gentry 2 Fort Hays (95) Tyrone Johnson 94 Fort Lewis (91) Tyrone Johnson 92 Fort Hays (91) Pat Walker 91 Mines (02) Defense Eric Blanke 88 Highlands (87) Tackles Jayson Merrill holds six of the top 10 T.W. Stites 22 Fort Hays (97) Ignes Lucero 88 S. Utah (76) passing yardage marks in a game. Pat Stewart 22 Adams (88) Steve Atwood 85 W. N. Mexico (90) Shane Carwin 21 Chadron St. (96) Tyrone Johnson 84 Mines (90) Yards Josh Hotchkiss 19 Mines (99) Dusten Copeland 83 Mines (07) Jayson Merrill 469 Fort Hays (91) Shane Carwin 19 Fort Lewis (96) Wes Maupin 81 Fort Lewis (72) Jayson Merrill 451 Fort Lewis (91) Keith Eck 19 Fort Hays (96) JR Finley 80 Highlands (05) Jayson Merrill 413 Mines (91) Pat Stewart 19 Emporia St. (88) Neal Sherbyn 80 W. Montana (93) Jason Davis 411 Adams (96) Josh Hotchkiss 18 Fort Lewis (01) Tyrone Johnson 80 Fort Hays (91) Steve Smith 400 Highlands (92) T.W. Stites 18 S. Utah (96) Tyrone Johnson 80 Panhandle (90) Eric Hannah 383 Kearney (97) Lance Carlson 18 Adams (93) Tim Thenell 389 Highlands (93) Reggie Alexander 80 Mines (90) Jayson Merrill 380 Chadron (91) Jim Thielke 80 S.Utah (85) Sam Seale 80 Adams (82) Tackle For Losses Jayson Merrill 380 W. N. Mexico (91) Jim Jacoby 6 S. Colorado (81) Jayson Merrill 378 Adams (90) Karol Grzegorzewski 5 W.N. Mexico (04) Andy Lowry 377 S. Colorado (83) Mike Swaro 5 Panhandle (02) Jayson Merrill 374 Mines (90) Jason Waymen 5 Adams St. (00) Tim Thenell 370 Kearney (93) Josh Hotchkiss 5 Highlands (00) Dan Brethauer 368 Angelo St. (05) T.W. Stites 5 Mines (97) Tim Thenell 364 Adams (93) Ken Briggs 5 Mines (75) Andy Lowry 353 Fort Lewis (83) Chris Nash 4 Panhandle (06) Jayson Merrill 346 W. Montana (91) Mike Swaro 4 Chadron St. (04) Eric Hannah 345 Adams (98) Josh Hotchkiss 4 Mines (01) Andy Lowry 345 S. Colorado (84) Josh Hotchkiss 4 Fort Hays (00) Steve Smith 344 W. Montana (92) Josh Hotchkiss 4 N. Colorado (00) Jason Davis 341 Mesa (95) Mike Stanis 4 Fort Hays (00) Steve Smith 331 Fort Hays (92) Mike Stanis 4 Highlands (00) Jayson Merrill 318 UNC (91) J.P. Keserich 4 Mesa St. (98) Eric Hannah 315 Mines (98) Donte Stewart 4 Chadron St. (97) Steve Smith 313 Mines (92) Casey Day 4 Mines (97) Steve Atwood 310 Fort Hays (88) Brian Woller 4 Mines (97) Eric Hannah 310 Fort Lewis (97) Bill Schmalz is congratulated by the T.W. Stites 4 Panhandle (97) Eric Hannah 308 Highlands (97) T.W. Stites 4 S. Utah (96) Tim Thenell 308 Mines (93) legendary Paul Wright after rushing for five touchdowns against Adams. Roe Harris 4 Fort Lewis (93) Jayson Merrill 308 Chadron (90) Stan Dziki 4 Highlands (77) Dan Brethauer 305 Fort Lewis (05) Jason Davis 303 Kearney (96) Sam Seale 80 S. Utah (81) Stan Gilliland 80 Mesa (76) Sacks Steve Smith 302 Mesa (92) Roe Harris 4 Fort Lewis (93) Jim Bair 78 Mesa (03) Jason Davis 300 Fort Hays (96) Dave Kuhns 4 Adams (77) Neal Sherbyn 78 Highlands (94) Jacob Howes 3 Fort Lewis (99) Tyrone Johnson 78 Adams (90) Josh Hotchkiss 3 Panhandle (99) Receiving Sam Seale 77 Fort Lewis (83) Sai Fitivale 3 Adams St. (98) Receptions Pat Walker 75 Panhandle (00) Brian Woller 3 Mines (97) Dusten Copeland 14 Kearney (07) Paul Barringer 75 Highlands (79) Jeremy Craighead 13 Mines (03) T.W. Stites 3 Panhandle (97) JR Finley 12 Fort Hays (05) Tony Rosso 3 Kearney (96) JR Finley 11 Fort Lewis (05) Scoring Mark Lee 3 Highlands (95) Kevin MacLennan 11 S. Colorado (84) Rushing Touchdowns Luke Solomon 3 Fort Lewis (90) Dusten Copeland` 10 Western N.M. (07) Bill Schmalz 5 Adams (57) JR Finley 10 Western NM (05) Nathan Acrey 4 Panhandle St. (07) Interceptions Reggie Alexander 10 Western NM (91) Avionne James 4 Panhandle (06) Kirk Johnston 3 Eastern NM (92) Dusten Copeland 9 Panhandle St. (07) Chaumont Bouknight 4 W. N. Mexico (04) Several tied at 2 Dusten Copeland 9 Mesa St. (07) Mike Connaker 4 Mesa (96) Dusten Copeland 9 Chadron St. (07) Mike Makings 4 Mesa (76) Avionne James 9 Angelo St. (05) Bill Rusler 4 S. Colorado (73) Joe Wuebben 9 Fort Hays (96) Bill Rhodes 4 Adams (56) Ben Kern 9 Adams (96) Chaumont Bouknight 3 Fort Lewis (04) Ryan Gentry 9 Fort Hays (95) Nate Campbell 3 Mines (01) 19 RMAC Football Championship 47 Jason Davis 65 Mines (05) Brandon Sicilia 79 Punts Preston Loos 65 UNC (93) Mines (99) Total Punts Travis Snyder 64 Mines (02) Tony Donald 74 Highlands (01) Brent Werner 13 Weber (96) Jeremy Craighead 70 Panhandle (02) Travis Snyder 12 Portland State (04) Terry Cruikshank 65 Highlands (76) Ryan Corn 12 Chadron (01) Punt Returns Jeremy Craighead 53 Western NM (03) Matt Sorber 10 UNC (02) Most Returns Ryan Corn 10 Adams (01) Tony Donald 7 Adams (01) Ryan Corn 10 Weber (00) Fred Gayles 7 Fort Lewis (85) Kickoff Returns Ryan Corn 10 Weber (99) LeVon Geis 6 Mines (93) Most Returns Jim Wallace 10 S. Colorado (81) Miles Keel 6 Chadron (97) Alex Gallegos 8 Chadron (90) Skeeter Romero 10 Fort Lewis (82) Tony Donald 5 Highlands (01) Donte Stewart 6 UNC (96) Jeff Guy 10 Eastern NM(83) Miles Keel 5 UNC (97) Alex Gallegos 6 Emporia (87) Jeff Guy 10 Fort Lewis (85) Miles Keel 5 Panhandle (97) Tony Donald 5 N. Dakota St. (01) Brian Hatler 10 Fort Lewis (88) Steve Haase 5 S. Utah (83) Zach Daniels 5 U.C. Davis (95) Kevin MacLennan 5 Mines (86) Alex Gallegos 5 Western NM (90) Yards Melvin Smith 5 Western NM (89) Jeff Barnhart 5 Western NM (89) Ryan Corn 502 Chadron (01) Ross Giles 5 Emporia (90) Cedric Smith 5 Highlands (86) Ryan Corn 475 Adams (01) Greg Smith 5 Mines (95) Dan Miskol 5 Western NM (84) Brian Hatler 475 Fort Lewis (86) Brandon Sicilia 5 Highlands (98) Brent Werner 469 Weber (96) Justin Young 5 Mines (97) Yards Jeff Guy 467 Eastern NM (83) Alex Gallegos 184 Chadron (90) Ryan Corn 435 Weber (00) Yards Fred Gayles 150 Emporia (87) Jim Wallace 420 S. Colorado (81) Brandon Sicilia 161 Fort Lewis (98) Donte Stewart 145 UNC (96) Travis Snyder 414 Portland State (04) Tony Donald 150 Highlands (01) Jermaine Stafford 136 Mines (99) Jeff Guy 406 Fort Lewis (85) Fred Gayles 134 Mines (87) Alex Gallegos 134 Mines (90) Preston Loos 404 UNC (93) Tony Donald 122 Adams (01) Jeff Barnhart 129 Western NM (89) Jack Nance 403 S. Colorado (81) Ross Giles 113 Fort Lewis (90) Jimmy Evans 127 Kearney (98) Miles Keel 109 Chadron (97) Greg Smith 120 UNC (95) Longest Punt Miles Keel 109 Panhandle (97) Cedric Smith 118 Highlands (86) Ryan Corn 80 UNC (97) Jimmy Evans 104 Fort Hays (98) Nick Bushere 100 Mesa (03) Ryan Corn 73 Adams (01) Tony Donald 102 Fort Hays (00) Ryan Corn 70 Chadron (99) Longest Return Brent Werner 68 Fort Hays (95) Longest Return Kevin Taylor 100 S. Colorado (78) Ryan Corn 67 Mesa (01) Brandon Sicilia 94 Fort Lewis (98) Jimmy Evans 99 Kearney (99) Luke Solomon 67 Fort Hays (90) Jeremy Craighead 88 Adams (02) Jeremy Craighead 95 Kearney (03) Travis Snyder 66 Chadron (02) Tony Donald 85 Fort Hays (00) Greg Smith 81 UNC (95) Preston Loos 66 Chadron (93) Tony Donald 81 UNC (01) Jermaine Stafford 70 Mines (99)

Bill Rhodes (55) 7.8 Completion Percentage Nick Baca (02) 16.5 Cory Davis (92) 7.1 Steve Smith (92) .664 Andy Lowry (83) 15.5 Season Records Jayson Merrill (91) .631 Eric Hannah (97) 15.4 Rushing Touchdowns Eric Hannah (98) .579 Steve Smith (92) 15.1 Attempts Mike Makings (76) 16 Cameron Merrill (07) .576 Jason Davis (95) 14.6 Chaumont Bouknight (03) 305 Ryan Beckman (98) 15 Tyler Robertson (07) .574 Chaumont Bouknight (04) 284 Bill Schmalz (57) 15 Andy Lowry (84) .554 Passing Touchdowns Nate Campbell (02) 238 Jim Arcieri (72) 13 Tim Thenell (94) .553 Jayson Merrill (91) 35 Ryan Beckman (98) 225 Phil Wicks (76) 12 Andy Lowry (83) .540 Steve Smith (92) 30 Murray Dillon (95) 222 Chaumont Bouknight (04) 11 Tim Thenell (93) .529 Eric Hannah (98) 25 Nate Campbell (01) 215 Nate Campbell (01) 11 Jason Davis (95) .525 Jason Davis (95) 23 Nate Campbell (00) 207 Cory Davis (91) 11 Lance Roberts (74) .522 Eric Hannah (97) 21 Jim Arcieri (74) 176 Sam Seale (82) 11 Charlie Thompson (79) .518 Jayson Merrill (90) 21 Damon Lockhart (86) 176 Murray Dillon (95) 10 Dave Howell (80) 171 Cory Davis (92) 10 Passing Yards Receiving Charlie Thompson (79) 164 Jim Arcieri (74) 10 Jayson Merrill (91) 3,484 Chaumont Bouknight (03) 9 Steve Smith (92) 2,719 Catches Eric Hannah (97) 2,672 Dusten Copeland (07) 86 Yards JR Finley (05) 72 Chaumont Bouknight (03) 1,543 Dan Brethauer (05) 2,456 Passing Jason Davis (96) 2,414 Tyrone Johnson (93) 65 Murray Dillon (95) 1,291 Jeremy Craighead (03) 64 Bill Rhodes (56) 1,200 Attempts Jayson Merrill (90) 2,346 Dan Brethauer (05) 419 Reggie Alexander (91) 58 Chaumont Bouknight 1,186 Eric Hannah (98) 2,313 Jason Davis (96) 365 Reggie Alexander (92) 56 Ryan Beckman (98) 1,138 Jason Davis (95) 2,237 Eric Hannah (97) 346 Ryan Gentry (95) 53 Nate Campbell (02) 1,127 Tim Thenell (93) 2,159 Cameron Merrill (07) 311 Joe Wuebben (98) 51 Bill Rhodes (54) 1,125 Cameron Merrill (07) 2,085 Jayson Merrill (91) 309 Steve Haase (83) 45 Bill Rhodes (55) 1,112 Steve Atwood (88) 1,883 Tim Thenell (93) 308 Eric Blanke (88) 43 Phil Wicks (76) 1,076 Matt Smiley (00) 296 Robert Woodruff (89) 43 Charlie Thompson (79) 1,027 Yards Per Game Dan Brethauer (06) 294 Jayson Merrill (91) 348.9 Tyrone Johnson (92) 41 Jason Davis (95) 291 Steve Smith (92) 271.9 Joe Wuebben (96) 41 Average Per Game Steve Atwood (88) 280 Ben Kern (96) 41 Chaumont Bouknight (03) 154.3 Eric Hannah (97) 242.9 Matt Smiley (99) 279 Murray Dillon (95) 129.1 Jayson Merrill (90) 234.6 Eric Hannah (98) 231.3 Yards Bill Rhodes (56) 120.0 Dusten Copeland (07) 1,156 Charlie Thompson (79) 114.1 Completions Jason Davis (95) 223.7 Dan Brethauer (05) 214 Tyrone Johnson (93) 1,141 Ryan Beckman (98) 113.8 Dan Brethauer (05) 223.3 Jayson Merrill (91) 195 Tyrone Johnson (91) 1,039 Bill Rhodes (54) 112.5 Jason Davis (96) 219.5 Jason Davis (96) 185 Reggie Alexander (92) 1,013 Bill Rhodes (55) 111.2 Steve Atwood (88) 209.2 Steve Smith (92) 180 JR Finley (05) 985 Chaumont Bouknight (04) 107.8 Andy Lowry (83) 201.0 Cameron Merrill (07) 179 Ryan Gentry (95) 959 Phil Wicks (76) 107.6 Reggie Alexander (91) 951 Eric Hannah (97) 173 Yards Per Completion Tim Thenell (93) 163 Dave Howell (81) 19.7 Jeremy Craighead (03) 887 Average Per Carry Eric Hannah (98) 161 Tyrone Johnson (92) 848 Bill Schmalz (57) 9.3 Charlie Thompson (78) 18.4 Jason Davis (95) 153 Eric Blanke (88) 802 Bill Rhodes (56) 9.2 Mike Makings (76) 18.0 Dan Brethauer (06) 148 Steve Haase (83) 767 Bill Rhodes (54) 8.5 Jayson Merrill (91) 17.9 Matt Smiley (00) 135 Joe Wuebben (98) 734 Bill Rhodes (53) 8.4 Andy Lowry (83) 17.7 Kevin Taylor (78) 8.3 Mike Busby (72) 17.6

48 19 RMAC Football Championship Yards Per Game Nate Campbell 118.9 Greg Smith (95) 425 Mike Swaro (04) 20 Dusten Copeland (07) 105.1 Bill Rhodes (54) 117.6 Tony Donald (01) 399 Casey Speck (00) 18 Tyrone Johnson (91) 103.9 Sai Fitivale (97) 17 Tyrone Johnson (93) 103.7 Yards Per Return Mark Lee (95) 17 Reggie Alexander (92) 101.3 Scoring Anthony Rivera (91) 39.7 J.P. Keserich (00) 16 Ryan Gentry (95) 95.9 Points LeVon Reis (93) 39.4 Mike Swaro (02) 15 Reggie Alexander (91) 95.1 Ryan Beckman (98) 108 Larry Samuels (75) 33.5 Casey Speck (02) 15 JR Finley (05) 89.5 Bill Rhodes (55) 91 Jimmy Evans (98) 30.3 Reggie Alexander (91) 90 Eric Blanke (88) 89.1 Steve Barring (79) 29.7 Sacks Steve Haase (83) 84.8 Bill Rhodes (56) 90 Lamont Spencer (89) 29.6 Luke Solomon (90) 16.0 Tyrone Johnson (92) 84.8 Bill Rhodes (54) 90 Donte Stewart (97) 27.6 Sai Fitivale (97) 13.0 Jeremy Craighead (03) 80.6 Jim Arcieri (72) 84 Greg Smith (94) 25.9 Jason Neely (96) 11.0 Tyrone James (78) 77.8 Charlie Thompson (79) 84 Jimmy Evans (99) 25.4 Mark Lee (95) 10.0 Ron Linsacum (80) 84 Greg Smith (95) 25.0 Roe Harris (93) 10.0 Nate Campbell (00) 80 Yards Per Catch J.P. Keserich (00) 8.0 Tyrone Johnson (91) 32.5 Returns for Touchdown T.W. Stites (97) 8.0 Tyrone Johnson (90) 27.5 Many tied at one Jacob Howes (99) 7.0 Sam Seale (81) 26.7 Punt Returns Shane Carwin (97) 7.0 Tom Murphy (74) 25.6 Returns Kevin Propernick (89) 7.0 Tony Donald (01) 35 Pat Walker (02) 25.3 Interceptions Brandon Sicilia (98) 30 Tom Leonard (72) 25.0 Interceptions Miles Keel (96) 30 Sam Seale (82) 24.5 George Mau (79) 7 Punting Jeremy Craighead (02) 29 Tyrone Johnson (92) 21.7 Bill Campbell (78) 7 Average LeVon Reis (93) 29 Tom Randle (79) 21.4 Aubrey Tate (70) 7 Jim Lockhart (89) 45.7 Miles Keel (97) 28 Jim Bair (03) 20.5 Sean Mulvey (00) 6 Cameron Merrill (07) 45.0 Melvin Smith (89) 25 George Mau (81) 6 Jeff Guy (83) 44.5 Greg Smith (95) 25 Mark Macomber (75) 6 John Nance (72) 44.0 Receiving Touchdowns Ignes Lucero (77) 24 Tyrone Johnson (91) 12 Kurt Clay (96) 5 Virgil Stan (51) 43.8 Jeremy Craighead (03) 23 Ryan Gentry (95) 10 Brent Tollar (95) 5 Mark Drake (66) 43.6 Ross Giles (90) 23 Tyrone Johnson (92) 10 Mike Appel (94) 5 Don Dirienzo (59) 43.5 Brando Sicilia (99) 22 Joe Wuebben (97) 9 Ross Giles (91) 5 Jeff Guy (85) 43.3 Ignes Lucero (76) 21 Joe Wuebben (98) 7 Jeff Guy (84) 5 Jason Davis (06) 42.3 Ignes Lucero (75) 20 Tyrone Johnson (93) 7 Bill Campbell (77) 5 Jason Davis (05) 42.3 Dusten Copeland (07) 6 Bill Campbell (76) 5 Preston Loos (93) 42.2 Tyrone Johnson (90) 6 Yards Tony Donald (01) 514 Return Yards Brandon Sicilia (98) 442 Bill Campbell (78) 201 Field Goal Total Offense Jeremy Craighead (02) 386 Bill Campbell (77) 182 Attempts Melvin Smith (89) 379 Jordan Gage 130 Travis Snyder (03) 26 Yards Pat Brougham (99) 22 Jayson Merrill (91) 3,369 Bill Rhodes (56) 364 Jim Hawkins (70) 118 Ryan Hicks (96) 21 Steve Smith (92) 2,771 Ross Giles (90) 361 Sean Mulvey (00) 115 Wolfgang Taylor (75) 21 Eric Hannah (97) 2,585 LeVon Reis (93) 361 Bill Campbell (76) 115 Lloyd Tucker (07) 19 Jason Davis (96) 2,465 Miles Keel (97) 355 Evans Brown (72) 113 Travis Snyder (04) 19 Dan Brethauer (05) 2,422 Greg Smith (95) 343 Jason Davis (05) 18 Jason Davis (95) 2,392 Miles Keel (96) 304 Wolfgang Taylor (72) 17 Charlie Thompson (79) 2,385 Ignes Lucero (75) 290 Eric Hannah (98) 2,350 Andy Lowry (83) 2,220 Yards Per Return Made Travis Snyder (03) 21 Jayson Merrill (90) 2,219 Bill Rhodes (54) 24.2 Mike Kuretitch (72) 20.5 Ryan Hicks (96) 14 Terry Cruikshank (76) 16.3 Wolfgang Taylor (75) 14 Yards Per Game Ryan Hicks (97) 13 Jayson Merrill (91) 336.9 Melvin Smith (89) 15.2 Jason Davis (05) 12 Steve Smith (92) 277.1 Greg Smith (94) 15.0 Pat Brougham (99) 11 Charlie Thompson (79) 265.0 Brandon Sicilia (98) 14.7 Wolfgang Taylor (73) 11 Jason Davis (95) 239.2 Ignes Lucero (75) 14.5 Brett Drobney (84) 11 Charlie Thompson (78) 237.5 Greg Smith (95) 13.7 Eric Hannah (98) 235.0 Jeremy Craighead (02) 13.3 Eric Hannah (97) 235.0 Steve Devlin (81) 13.1 Longest Made Wolfgang Taylor (75) 56 Jason Davis (96) 224.1 Travis Snyder (04) 54 Jayson Merrill (90) 221.9 Returns for Touchdowns Jeremy Craighead (02) 2 Travis Snyder (03) 54 Dan Brethauer (05) 220.1 Tony Donald (01) 2 Shane Carwin set a school Wolfgang Taylor (74) 54 season record for tackles Pat Brougham (99) 52 All Purpose Yards with 167 in 1996. Brett Drobney (84) 52 Jim Lockhart (88) 52 Yards Kickoff Returns Returns for Touchdown Chaumont Bouknight (03) 1,649 Returns Ben Kohring (01) 2 Ryan Hicks (97) 52 Ryan Beckman (98) 1,488 Fred Gayles (88) 27 Gary Savoren (76) 51 Murray Dillon (95) 1,440 Alex Gallegos (90) 25 Jeremy Craighead (03) 1,405 Jimmy Evans (00) 24 Tackles Extra Points Chaumont Bouknight (04) 1,365 Dan Miskol (84) 23 Total Jeff Barnhart (89) 20 Shane Carwin (96) 167 Attempts Bill Rhodes (56) 1,343 Gary Savoren (76) 57 Michael Brooks (03) 19 T.W. Stites (96) 154 Nate Campbell 1,308 Mark Neeley (78) 54 Tony Donald (01) 19 Lance Carlson (93) 144 Dusten Copeland (07) 1,220 Ryan Hicks (97) 36 Jimmy Evans (98) 19 T.W. Stites (97) 143 Phil Wicks (76) 1,216 Wolfgang Taylor (73) 36 EJ GIllespie (07) 18 Pat Stewart (88) 140 Sam Seale (82) 1,203 Wolfgang Taylor (72) 32 EJ Gillespie (06) 18 Josh Hotchkiss (99) 139 Bill Rhodes (54) 1,176 Wolfgang Taylor (75) 31 Donte Stewart (96) 17 Steve Gaber (85) 137 Bill Rhodes (55) 1,154 Travis Snyder (03) 29 Greg Smith (95) 17 Mike Swaro (04) 135 Yards Per Game Steve Gaber (84) 130 Yards Chip Gaber (84) 130 Made Chaumont Bouknight (03) 164.9 Gary Savoren (76) 53 Fred Gayles (88) 667 Josh Hotchkiss (01) 128 Ryan Beckman (98) 148.8 Mark Neeley (78) 51 Murray Dillon (95) 144.0 Anthony Rivera (91) 635 Jimmy Evans (98) 576 Ryan Hicks (97) 35 Bill Rhodes (56) 134.3 Tackle For Losses Pat Brougham (99) 32 LeVon Reis (93) 552 Josh Hotchkiss (00) 24 Sam Seale (82) 133.6 Wolfgang Taylor (72) 31 Alex Gallegos (90) 512 Luke Solomon (90) 23 Jeremy Craighead (03) 127.7 Wolfgang Taylor (75) 31 Dan Miskol (84) 467 Josh Hotchkiss (01) 21 Sam Seale (83) 127.0 Wolfgang Taylor (73) 30 Jimmy Evans (00) 436 T.W. Stites (97) 21 Chaumont Bouknight (04) 124.1 Travis Snyder (03) 26 Phil Wicks (76) 121.6 Jeff Barnhart (89) 426 Jason Neely (96) 21 19 RMAC Football Championship 49 Total Points Yards Travis Snyder (03) 89 Passing Tyrone Johnson (90-93) 3,717 Special Teams Wolfgang Taylor (75) 73 Attempts Reggie Alexander (89-92) 2,532 Punt Return Yards Ryan Hicks (96) 70 Jason Davis (93-96) 827 Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 1,990 Tony Donald (98-01) 723 Ryan Hicks (97) 64 Dan Brethauer (05-06) 713 Joe Wuebben (95-98) 1,886 Miles Keel (94-97) 701 Mark Neeley (78) 63 Nate Baca (01-04) 709 Ryan Gentry (93-95) 1,690 Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 673 Pat Brougham (99) 62 Eric Hannah (97-98) 624 Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 1,452 Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 630 Wolfgang Taylor (73) 60 Mike Busby (70-72) 611 JR Finley (05-06) 1,370 Greg Smith (94-95) 614 Gary Savoren (76) 59 Tim Thenell (91-94) 600 Chris Sutter (96-99) 1,352 Ross Giles (90-92) 605 Greg Griswold (90) 58 Jayson Merrill (90-91) 580 Eric Blanke (85-88) 1,316 Reggie Alexander (90-92) 402 Wolfgang Taylor (72) 55 Andy Lowry (82-85) 573 Steve Haase (81-83) 1,288 Melvin Smith (89-90) 386 Steve Atwood (87-90) 501 Steve Williams (67-70) 1,242 Fred Gayles (85-87) 314 Dave Howell (79-82) 468 Sam Seale (80-83) 1,232 Steve Devlin (80-81) 295 Neal Sherbeyn (92-94) 1,214 Completions Pat Walker (99-02) 1,131 Kick Return Yards Jason Davis (93-96) 418 Ben Kern (94-97) 1,003 Jimmy Evans (97-00) 1,393 Dan Brethauer (05-06) 362 Anthony Rivera (91-92) 858 Nate Baca (01-04) 342 Greg Smith (94-95) 813 Touchdowns Eric Hannah (97-98) 334 Tyrone Johnson (90-93) 35 Nick Bushere (02-04) 766 Jayson Merrill (90-91) 328 Reggie Alexander (89-92) 33 Fred Gayles (85-87) 667 Tim Thenell (91-94) 323 Joe Wuebben (95-98) 21 Michael Brooks (01-03) 622 Andy Lowry (82-85) 303 Ryan Gentry (93-95) 17 Jeff Barnhart (88-89) 585 Mike Busby (70-72) 261 Neal Sherbeyn (92-94) 14 Donte Stewart (96-97) 558 Steve Atwood (87-90) 225 Eric Blanke (85-88) 11 LeVon Reis (93) 522 Dave Howell (79-82) 211 Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 10 Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 511 Chris Sutter (96-99) 10 Jeff Williamson (80-83) 499 Passing Yards Ben Kern (94-97) 10 Jason Davis (93-96) 5,837 Steve Haase (81-83) 10 Jayson Merrill (90-91) 5,830 Scoring Eric Hannah (97-98) 4,985 Total Points Nate Baca (01-04) 4,711 Defense Bill Rhodes (53-56) 324 Nate Campbell (99-02) 252 Andy Lowry (82-85) 4,680 Tackles Tim Thenell (91-94) 4,490 Josh Hotchkiss (98-01) 504 Tyrone Johnson (90-93) 210 Bill Rhodes holds numerous Dan Brethauer (05-06) 3,982 Pat Stewart (85-88) 398 Sam Seale (80-83) 184 Ryan Beckman (97-98) 156 WSC records, including Mike Busby (70-72) 3,709 T.W. Stites (94-97) 384 Charlie Thompson (77-79) 3,206 Shane Carwin (94-97) 345 Cory Davis (89-92) 146 career rushing and career Jim Lockhart (86-89) 142 scoring. Steve Atwood (87-90) 3,148 Lance Carlson (90-93) 345 Mike Swaro (01-04) 341 Joe Wuebben (96-98) 138 Ryan Hicks (95-97) 137 Touchdowns Chip Gaber (81-84) 336 Jayson Merrill (90-91) 56 Steve Gaber (83-85) 324 Reggie Alexander (90-91) 132 Jason Davis (93-96) 50 Brent Tollar (92-95) 283 Career Records Eric Hannah (97-98) 46 Kurt Clay (93-96) 273 Charlie Thompson (77-79) 35 Tony Donald (98-01) 258 Rushing Tim Thenel (91-94) 35 Joel Bochow (89-92) 248 Carries Nate Baca (01-04) 28 Nate Campbell (99-02) 806 Mike Busby (70-72) 28 Tackle For Loss Chaumont Bouknight (01-04) 700 Andy Lowry (82-85) 24 Josh Hotchkiss (98-01) 67 Jim Arcieri (71-74) 588 Steve Phillips (73-77) 22 Casey Speck (99-02) 49 Bill Rhodes (53-56) 506 Steve Atwood (87-90) 20 Mike Swaro (01-04) 47 Damon Lockhart (86-88) 462 Jim Jacoby (78-81) 43 Dave Howell (79-82) 462 T.W. Stites (94-97) 39 Sam Seale (80-83) 394 Matt Norden (98-01) 32 Charlie Thompson (77-79) 393 Jason Waymon (99-02) 30 Ryan Beckman (97-98) 378 Shane Carwin (94-97) 30 Cory Davis (89-92) 349 JP Keserich (98-00) 29 Jason Neely (93-96) 28 Yards Mark Lee (92-95) 28 Bill Rhodes (53-56) 4,297 Nate Campbell (99-02) 3,619 Sacks Chaumont Bouknight (01-04) 3,253 Luke Solomon (88-90) 22 Jim Arcieri (71-74) 2,642 Josh Hotchkiss (98-01) 21 Charlie Thompson (77-79) 2,221 Sai Fitivale (97-98) 17 Cory Davis (89-92) 2,219 Mark Lee (92-95) 16.5 Sam Seale (80-83) 2,104 Jason Eves (94-97) 16 Phil Wicks (73-76) 1,987 Roe Harris (93-94) 15 Ryan Beckman (97-98) 1,877 Mike Swaro (01-04) 14 Damon Lockhart (86-88) 1,799 Mike Stanis (00-02) 13.5 Murray Dillon (94-95) 1,641 Tyrone Johnson ranks on Jason Neely (93-96) 13.5 Ron Linsacum (80-81) 1,454 top of the WSC career list Casey Speck (99-02) 13 Jeff Orndoff (89-92) 1,338 for catches and yards. Jason Waymon (99-02) 13 Pat Greer (93-94) 1,329 T.W. Stites (94-97) 12.5 Avionne James (05-06) 1,301 Tyrone Whipple (85-87) 1,202 Interceptions Dave Howell (79-82) 1,147 Receiving George Mau (79-81) 17 Shane Phelan (90-93) 1,024 Receptions Bill Campbell (76-78) 17 Tyrone Johnson (90-93) 163 Kurt Clay (93-96) 15 Touchdowns Reggie Alexander (89-92) 145 Tony Donald (98-01) 15 Bill Rhodes (53-56) 54 Jeremy Craighead (00-03) 136 Donte Stewart (94-97) 10 Nate Campbell (99-02) 37 Joe Wuebben (95-98) 132 Sean Mulvey (99-01) 9 Jim Arcieri (71-74) 34 Steve Williams (67-70) 109 Brent Tollar (92-95) 8 Cory Davis (89-92) 31 Ryan Gentry (93-95) 105 Joel Bochow (89-92) 7 Chaumont Bouknight (01-04) 26 JR Finley (2005-06) 101 Craig Runkle (88-91) 7 Ryan Beckman (97-98) 23 Brandon Sicilia (96-99) 101 Nick Bushere (02-04) 6 Sam Seale (80-83) 23 Ben Kern (94-97) 91 JP Keserich (98-00) 6 Ron Linsacum (80-81) 20 Steve Haase (81-83) 82 David Guy (95-98) 6 Charlie Thompson (77-79) 20 John DePreist (86-88) 6 Phil Wicks (73-76) 18 50 19 RMAC Football Championship All-SStars ALL 1996 Shane Carwin All-REGION All Third Team D2Football.com AMERICANS 1996 Kurt Clay ACADEMIC AFCA All-America All-West GTE Academic Honorable Mention First Team First Team 2004 Mike Swaro All-America 2001 Josh Hotchkiss 2003 Chaumont 1987 Mark Verna 2003 Chaumont Bouknight 1996 Kurt Clay District VII Bouknight Jeremy Craighead 1994 Berren Bryan First Team Travis Snyder Kodak All-America 1997 Jason Eves AP Little 1993 Scott Paquette First Team Daktronics All-West All-America 1992 Reggie Alexander 1989 Damon Lockhart First Team First Team 1987 Mark Verna 1980 Justin Cross 2003 Chaumont 2003 Travis Snyder 1978 Bill Campbell John DePriest 1956 Bill Rhodes Bouknight Damon Lockhart 1955 Bill Rhodes Second Team 1980 Rand Girtin NAIA All-America 2003 Travis Snyder Second Team First Team Justin Cross 1934 Everett Brown 1991 Reggie Alexander Second Team Don Hansen Third Team Anthony Rivera 1992 Jeff Orndoff Football Gazette 1991 Jayson Merrill 1989 Jim Lockhart Justin Fellhauer All-Southwest 1980 Justin Cross Third Team Burger King Second Team 1998 Ryan Beckman 1978 Mike O’Rourke 2004 Mike Swaro Coaches Bill Campbell All-America Third Team Second Team 2004 Chaumont ALL-STAR First Team 1991 Peter Tyler Bouknight 1997 Shane Carwin Bill Campbell GAMES All-West 1976 Bill Campbell Cactus Bowl College Sports First Team 2007 Brandon Honorable Mention 2003 Chaumont Report Borchardt 1991 Tyrone Johnson Bouknight All-America 2004 Chaumont Jayson Merrill Travis Snyder First Team Cory Davis Bouknight 2003 Chaumont Joel Bochow 2001 Josh Hotchkiss NCAA Division II Bouknight 1990 Luke Solomon Tony Donald All-West Jim Recktenwald COSIDA All-America First Team Senior Bowl 1983 Sam Seale 1993 Tyrone Johnson First Team 1997 Shane Carwin Steve Haase Lance Carlson 1996 Ben Kern 1978 Tyron James Second Team Dale O’Brian COSIDA All-West 1996 Shane Carwin Charlie Thompson Region 1976 Larry Apodoca D2Football.com Second Team Jody Sawdo 1995 Mark Lee All-America Phil Wicks Brent Tollar First Team Joe Schultheis 1994 Darren Bryan 2003 Chaumont 1958 Donny Miller Bouknight Travis Snyder Honorable Mention 2001 Josh Hotchkiss ALL-COLORADO TEAMS Don Hansen Football (National Football Gazette All-America Foundation & College First Team Hall of Fame – 1997 Shane Carwin Colorado Chapter All- 1996 Ben Kern Colorado Team.) Second Team 2003 Travis Snyder 2007 Dusten Copeland 19 RMAC Football Championship 51 1987 Mark Verna 1952 Virgil Stan Martin Maslonka Theron Bradford Pete Knowles All-RMAC Pat Stewart Bob Foster Kevin Propernick Sam Boyd David Howell Player of the Year Fred Gayles 1951 Jim Wuske Jim Lockhart Jim Roser Skeeter Romero 1996 Shane Carwin 1986 Damon Lockhart Virgil Stan Melvin Smith Johnny Vagilenti 1981 Sam Seale 1992 Steve Smith Tim Hawkridge 1950 Leon Mark 1988 Damon Lockhart Phil Knupp Kevin Cassidy Offensive 1985 Mark Verna Sid Dickinson Jeff Walker 1940 Don Marlin Mike Squair Player of the Year Tim Hawkridge Jim Wuske Eric Blanke 1939 Alpha Sinclair 1978 Mark Neeley 1998 Eric Hannah Rob Meeham 1949 Sid Dickinson Jim Pustizzi Honorable Mention Wayne Kimmel Defensive 1983 Steve Haase Bill Kancillia Jim Lockhart 2007 Cameron Merrill Craig Moffat Player of the Year Sam Seale 1948 Chuck Hitchcock Brian Hatler Paul Bakka Stan Dziki 2001 Josh Hotchkiss Jeff Guy Ken Heizer John DePriest Andy Sweet Mike Penner 2000 Josh Hotchkiss 1982 Sam Seale Ed Troxell Mike Johnson David Cummings Kevin Taylor Special Teams 1981 Ron Linsacum Tom Harrell 1987 Damon Lockhart 2006 JR Finley 1977 Dale O’Brien Player of the Year Dave Ness 1947 George Venturo Eric Blanke Jordan Gage Charlie Thompson 2003 Travis Snyder George Mau Phil Prijatel Doug Egging Andy Sweet Bill Campbell Coach of the Year Jim Jacoby Chuck Hitchcock John DePriest David Cumm ings Stan Dziki 1998 Carl Iverson Steve Devlin 1946 Lloyd Jones Rob Meehan Tommie Sykes Mike Penner 1997 Carl Iverson 1978 Toby Tabola Ken Heizer Tony Cancino 2005 JR Finley Buster Bouknight 1995 Carl Iverson Tyron James Joe Rexroat 1986 Kevin MacLennan Jordan Gage 1976 Ignes Lucero 1994 Carl Iverson Mike O’Rourke 1940 Rudy Aganski Dennis Hawk 2004 Travis Snyder Rocco Morgante First Team George Verplank 1939 Don Marlin Kevin MacLennan Nick Bushere Curt Olson 2007 Dusten Copeland Dale O’Brian 1938 George Rout Tony Cancino Lewis Brown Tom Giuliani Adrian Trujillo Charlie Thompson Second Team Gene Tierney David Kastberg Bill Campbell 2004 Chaumont Clarence Mooring 2007 Brandon Borchardt 1985 Steve Graber Derek Damien Buster Bouknight Bouknight Howard Fry 2006 Dan Brethauer Jeff Guy Karol Grzegorzewski 1975 Stan Gilliland Mike Swaro Bill Campbell Avionne James 1983 Chip Gaber 2003 Matt Hossner Larr Samuels 2003 Chaumont Terry Cruikshank Chad Cooper Greg Sumey Mike Brooks Jody Sawdo Bouknight 1977 Mike O’Rourke Chris Nash 1982 Chip Gaber Dominic Payne Terry Morgan Adam Bryning Clarence Mooring 2005 Jason Davis Greg Wall Mike Swaro 1967 Frank Minn Jeremy Craighead Gary Savoren 2004 Shane Dickman 1981 David Howell 2002 Matt Hossner Herman Cordova 2002 Nate Campbell Gaar Potter Dominic Payne Jim Wallace Jeremy Craighead Ted Matta 2001 Tony Donald Bill Campbell 2003 Jeremy Craighead Bill Woodward Mike Swaro Jim Selke Josh Hotchkiss 1976 Tyron James Shane Dickman 1978 Terry Cruikshank Shane Dickman 1966 John Kiesel 2000 Luke Klepper Jody Sawdo Travis Snyder Bruce Otten 2001 Matt Noiden 1960 George Besse Tony Donald Mike Coulter Derek Damien Kevin Taylor Bryan Ribaudo Stan Gorman Josh Hotchkiss Mike O’Rourke 2002 Nick Bushere 1977 Terry Cruikshank Fred Stoltz 1956 Ollie Arnone 1999 J.D. McCormick Larry Apodaca Casey Speck Mike Coulter Sean Mulvay 1951 Dean Becker Tony Donald Mike Makings Mike Stanis David Kuhns Mike Stavis Bob Foster Josh Hotchkiss Phil Wicks 2001 Nate Campbell Howard Fry 1999 Nate Campbell Bob Tasma 1998 Eric Hannah Joe Schultheis Jeff Menegatti 1976 Stan Gilliland Luke Klepper 1950 Frank Visconti Ryan Beckman Kenn Briggs Adam Bryning Hal Rogers Brandon Sicilia Virg Stan Joe Wuebben 1975 Mike Makings Ryan Corn Quenard Hicks 1998 Tony Donald John DeNardo Todd Sweet Larry Apodoca Jermaine Stafford Terry Cruikshank J.P. Keserich 1949 Paul Becker Kevin Stanley John Nance Tony Donald (KR) 1975 Derrick Jordan Brian Cummings Jim Core 1997 Ben Kern Wolfgang Taylor 1999 Ryan McCullough Don MacLaurin J.D. McCormack Bill Bergman Todd Sweet Mark Macomber Jake Howes Mike Coulter Pete Javorek 1947 Chuck Kettering Donte Stewart Joe Schultheis Ryan Corn Quenard Hicks Brandon Sicilia Jim Brady Jason Eves 1972 Tom Leonard 1998 David Guy Dan Conners Aaron Haines Sid Mallory Sai Fitivale Carl Mikesell Josh Hotchkiss Ken Briggs 1997 Eric Hannah 1941 Woody Lundberg Shane Carwin Mike Busby Sai Fitivali Joe Krutulis Gary Peebles Jack Stageman T.W. Stites Jim Arcieri 1997 Ryan Beckman Igness Lucero Miles Keel 1940 Don McCoy Ryan Hicks Guy Barr Ryan Corn 1960 Larry Knott 1995 Mark Atteberry Andy Barle 1996 Terry Rinck Jim Soltez 1996 Jason Davis 1957 Bill Schmalz Pete Varela Jack Stegeman Ben Kern Wolfgang Taylor James Pearlman Glenn Richeson 1994 Tim Thenell Baldy Castillo Regan Wilcox Jay Chapman Jason Eves 1956 Phil Knupp Mark Lee Woody Lundberg Jason Neely Mike Kuretich T.W. Stites John Hampson Shane Snyder Herbert Kaczmarek Shane Carwin Jim Owens Donte Stewart Phil Sheridan 1993 Antoine Torrey 1939 Bud Dillon Kurt Clay 1971 Herman Cordova 1995 Jason Davis Mike Cassidy Mike Appel Malcolm Drake Ryan Hicks Tom Popodak Ben Kern 1953 Carl Snook Tim Thenell Bill Miskho 1995 Murray Dillon Mike Cassidy James Pearlman John Hampson Brody Heinrich Rudy Aganski Dan Talbot Jim Hawkins 1994 Pat Greer George Klaich 1992 Cory Davis 1938 Herb Dorricott Ryan Gentry John Svoboda Jason Howell Jim Roser Mike Fletcher Bill Paulino Greg Smith 1967 Tom Beeson Kurt Clay 1949 Jim Wuske Greg Whisler Howard Hopper Mark Lee Rick Kiefer Mike Appel John Anglin Shane Snyder 1937 Ed Otto Brent Tollar Marvin Gantt Greg Smith Lew Mikkelson 1991 Mike Watt Lefty Lamb Kurt Clay Charlie Hall 1993 Pat Greer Joe Hanawalt Ross Giles Bob Clifford 1994 Darren Bryan Mike Winant Tyrone Johnson Leon Mark 1989 Fred Sabatini Herb Dorricott Neal Sherberyn Gary Rine Darren Bryan Earl Binford 1988 Steve Atwood 1936 Willard Pederson Roe Harris 1966 Bob Curry Brent Tollar 1948 Phil Prijatel Dave Withrow George Rout Antoine Torrey Tom Beeson Roe Harris 1947 Ken Heizer 1987 Tyrone Whipple Howard Hopper Brett Tollar Rick Kiefer Preston Loos Joe Rexroat Todd Wilson Cecil Giles 1993 Scott Paquette Marvin Gantt 1992 Jeff Orndoff Jack Neelan Fred Gayles Sam Mulay Lance Carlson 1960 Coleman Starnes Tyrone Johnson Bob Nicoll 1986 Mick Ward 1934 Elmer Brittan LaVon Reis 1959 Ken Wright Craig Griswold 1946 Homer Salter Jeff Walker 1930 Russ Fisher 1992 Steve Smith 1958 Donny Miller Reggie Alexander 1941 Lloyd Jones Doug Egging Josh Lloyd Reggie Alexander 1957 Frank Zanetell 1991 Cory Davis Don Hatch Regan Rivera Alvin Mercer Pete Tyler Pat Thornton Tyrone Johnson 1940 Dave Baxter 1985 Andy Lowry 1928 Henry Downs Hans Schmidt 1956 Bill Rhodes Joel Meggers 1939 Homer Salter Tyrone Whipple Ron Crawford Lance Carlson 1955 Bill Rhodes Craig Runkle 1938 Bill Miskho Kevin MacLennan Lew Rickert Joel Bochow Bobby Mears Lance Carlson Pee Wee Gray Jeff Guy 1991 Jayson Merrill 1954 Bill Rhodes Steve Fassett Alpha Sinclair Tony Carcino Reggie Alexander Jim Richards Tim Bergquist 1937 Cecil Giles 1983 Andy Lowry Peter Tyler Theron Bradford 1989 Rich Desch 1934 Everett Brown Brett Drobney Joel Bochow Frank Oyster Robert Woodruff 1929 Lew Rickert Steve Gaber Bill Campbell 1953 Bill Rhodes Mick Dougharity Third Team Jeff Guy 1988 Pat Stewart Ted Ammerman Luke Solomon 1955 Dick Mikkelson 1982 Darren Hammond Rob Meehan 52 19 RMAC Football Championship at Denver L 7-25 at Colorado College L 0-19 at Arizona State - Flagstaff W 26-7 Year-by-Year at State L 6-7 Idaho State L 6-13 at Colorado Mines W 40-7 at Northern Colorado L 2-13 at West Texas L 7-66 at Colorado College Tie 7-7 Results at Northern Colorado L 7-20 Idaho State L 20-33 Bold equals RMAC games 1932 Regis L 6-21 at Adams State W 46-26 TELFER MEADE 1-5 (0-5) at Colorado Mines L 7-32 1922 at Brigham Young L 6-38 1954 AC KRAUSE 1-2-1 at Northern Colorado L 6-19 1942-45 No football WILLARD PEDERSON 10-0 (8-0) at Colorado College L 0-58 at Utah State L 0-39 RMAC CHAMPIONS Colorado College Tie 6-6 Idaho State W 13-7 1946 Adams State W 40-14 Colorado College Frosh W 6-0 Colorado College L 0-31 PAUL WRIGHT 5-4-1 (1-1) at Northern Colorado W 26-2 Denver Frosh L 0-16 Colorado Mines L 0-13 at Brigham Young L 2-13 at Colorado College W 27-14 at SW Oklahoma L 0-19 Colorado Mines W 13-8 1923 1933 Hastings, Neb. W 19-7 Idaho State W 35-7 AC KRAUSE 2-4 TELFER MEADE 0-5 (0-5) at Northern Colorado L 6-12 at Montana State^ W 6-27 at Colorado College L 3-10 at Utah State L 0-28 Colorado Mines W 19-7 Colorado College W 43-0 at Colorado L 0-51 at Colorado Mines L 13-19 Arizona State - Flagstaff@ L 6-19 Northern Colorado W 40-6 at Brigham Young L 0-19 Brigham Young L 0-13 at Chadron State W 33-0 Colorado Mines@ W 21-12 Regis L 10-12 Northern Colorado L 0-6 at Adams State W 33-6 at Cal Poly - SLO W 21-20 Colorado State W 12-7 at Wyoming L 0-6 Camp Carson W 13-7 ^ Game forfeited to Western because of ineli- Northern Colorado W 12-7 Idaho State Tie 6-6 gible player 1934 @ Game played at Pueblo @ Game played at Delta 1924 TELFER MEADE 2-5 (0-3) AC KRAUSE 2-4 at Fort Lewis W 40-0 1947 1955 at Colorado College L 0-20 at Northern Colorado L 0-40 PAUL WRIGHT 1-6-1 (0-2-1) WILLARD PEDERSON 7-3 (6-2) at Colorado L 0-31 Colorado Mines L 3-6 at Brigham Young L 7-45 Cal Poly - SLO L 18-40 Regis W 20-0 at Brigham Young L 0-46 at SW Oklahoma L 7-14 at Northern Colorado W 13-7 Brigham Young L 0-26 Arizona State - Flagstaff L 0-12 at Colorado College L 6-17 Colorado College W 38-7 at Regis W 12-0 at Idaho State L 0-41 at Arizona State - Flagstaff L 8-12 at Colorado Mines W 18-13 at New Mexico L 0-14 Adams State W 12-0 Idaho (Southern Branch) L 9-19 at Idaho State L 6-14 Northern Colorado Tie 7-7 Montana State L 6-20 1925 1935 at Colorado Mines L 12-26 Northern Colorado W 48-7 EUGENE MAYNOR 3-4 (2-4) PAUL WRIGHT 1-6 (0-4) Adams State W 27-7 Colorado Mines@ W 24-6 at Colorado College L 0-6 Fort Lewis W 39-6 at Adams State W 27-6 at Colorado Mines W 15-6 at Colorado College L 6-13 1948 at Colorado College W 48-13 Wyoming L 0-7 Arizona State - Flagstaff L 12-23 VINCE GAVRE 6-4 (2-1) @ Game played at Delta Northern Colorado W 18-7 at Idaho State L 0-13 at Idaho State L 0-25 at Brigham Young L 6-39 Northern Colorado L 7-17 at Arizona State L 0-23 1956 at Colorado L 0-34 at Brigham Young L 2-19 at Hastings, Neb. W 13-6 WILLARD PEDERSON 5-5 (3-2) at New Mexico W 16-13 at Colorado Mines L 0-20 at Colorado College W 26-0 at Wyoming L 13-40 at Abilene Christian L 14-39 Youngstown State W 21-7 1926 1936 Colorado Mines W 20-0 at Northern Colorado L 6-13 EUGENE MAYNOR 1-8 (0-7) PAUL WRIGHT 1-6 (1-5) Arizona State - Flagstaff W 26-6 Idaho State W 14-13 at Colorado College L 0-3 at Colorado State L 0-13 at Northern Colorado L 0-13 at Air Force Academy L 13-18 at Denver L 13-21 Colorado Mines W 13-0 at SW Oklahoma W 12-6 at Adams State W 60-6 at Montezuma (N.M.) W 37-2 at Utah L 0-26 at New Mexico A&M W 61-13 at Montana State L 13-28 Brigham Young L 0-29 at Idaho State L 0-12 Colorado College W 21-14 Colorado Mines@ L 0-10 at Northern Colorado L 10-12 1949 Colorado Mines W 60-36 Northern Colorado L 0-48 at Brigham Young L 12-25 VINCE GAVRE 5-3 (2-2) E. New Mexico@ L 19-28 at Utah State L 0-31 Colorado College L 0-7 SW Oklahoma@ W 19-16 @ Game played at Delta at New Mexico L 6-35 at Arizona State - Flagstaff W 25-14 at Wyoming L 0-71 1937 at Colorado Mines L 7-19 1957 @ Game played at Delta PAUL WRIGHT 5-3 (3-1) at Southern Idaho W 20-13 WILLARD PEDERSON 5-4-1 (3-1-1) at Colorado College W 7-3 Northern Colorado W 34-26 at Youngstown State L 6-25 1927 at Colorado Mines W 27-0 Idaho State L 0-25 Northern Colorado W 14-13 JOHN VAN LIEW 1-6 (1-5) Northern Colorado W 7-0 Colorado College L 7-12 at Idaho State L 13-41 at Colorado L 6-25 at Brigham Young L 0-21 at Northern Colorado W 27-7 College of Idaho W 46-13 at Utah State L 0-39 Chadron State W 26-7 @ Game played at Canon City Adams State W 48-6 at Colorado Mines L 0-51 at New Mexico A&M L 6-33 at Nevada W 52-14 Northern Colorado W 6-2 Idaho State W 9-6 1950 Colorado College W 60-0 Brigham Young L 7-60 at NM Military L 14-26 JOE THOMAS 4-4 (2-4) at Colorado Mines Tie 20-20 Colorado College L 6-33 at Montana State W 26-13 at E. New Mexico L 12-19 New Mexico L 0-32 1938 Idaho State L 13-53 at New Mexico A&M L 21-26 PAUL WRIGHT 3-5 (1-3) Northern Colorado L 31-40 1928 Colorado College L 0-7 Colorado Miens W 21-13 1958 STEWART CLARK 0-7 (0-6) at Idaho State W 7-6 at Panhandle A&M W 34-19 WILLARD PEDERSON 1-8 (0-5) at Denver L 6-37 at Montana State L 0-10 at Colorado College L 18-27 E. New Mexico W 16-6 at Colorado College L 6-24 Colorado Mines W 13-9 at Northern Colorado L 13-27 at Northern Colorado L 6-25 Brigham Young L 0-46 at Chadron State W 7-0 Adams State@ W 35-14 Idaho State L 0-7 Colorado Mines L 19-26 Northern Colorado L 0-7 @ Game played at Canon City New Mexico A&M L 24-27 at Utah State L 0-54 at West Texas L 0-27 at Adams State L 12-21 at Northern Colorado L 0-58 NM Military Academy L 0-7 1951 at San Diego L 14-46 at Regis L 14-38 DON CUMLEY 4-5 (2-3) at Colorado College L 6-18 1939 at Brigham Young L 7-67 Colorado Mines L 12-26 1929 PAUL WRIGHT 2-5-1 (1-2) Northern Colorado L 6-39 at College of Idaho L 12-54 STEWART CLARK 2-5 (0-5) at Weber State W 9-7 at Colorado Mines L 26-27 Montezuma (N.M.) W 32-0 at West Texas L 0-35 Montana State W 25-0 1959 at Colorado Mines L 13-20 Chadron State Tie 0-0 Colorado College L 19-40 WILLARD PEDERSON 3-5 (1-4) Northern Colorado L 0-6 Northern Colorado L 0-13 at Idaho State W 40-25 at Nevada W 14-13 at Brigham Young L 12-33 Regis L 0-9 at Adams State W 28-26 Northern Colorado L 6-49 at Colorado State L 14-46 at Colorado Mines L 7-71 at NM Highlands W 34-27 at Idaho State L 7-32 at Regis W 25-23 at Colorado College W 12-7 at NM Military Academy L 12-14 Adams State L 6-21 at Colorado College L 21-54 at NM Military Academy L 14-31 at Westminster W 40-0 1952 Colorado College W 14-13 1930 1940 DON CUMLEY 2-6 (0-5) at Colorado Mines L 13-20 TELFER MEADE 0-6 (0-5) PAUL WRIGHT 2-6-1 (0-3-1) NM Military Academy W 20-7 at E. New Mexico L 7-12 Utah State L 0-31 at Montana State L 0-12 at Idaho State L 0-40 at Northern Colorado L 0-14 at Idaho State L 0-7 Adams State W 49-37 1960 at Colorado College L 7-45 West Texas L 13-48 Colorado Mines L 14-41 WILLARD PEDERSON 1-7-1 (0-5) Brigham Young L 0-25 Weber State L 0-13 at Montana State L 12-16 Chadron State L 7-13 at Colorado Mines L 0-13 at Northern Colorado L 12-13 at Northern Colorado L 0-35 at Northern Colorado Tie 0-0 Regis L 7-14 at Regis W 13-0 at Colorado College L 13-44 Idaho State L 21-46 Colorado College Tie 0-0 at Panhandle State L 13-38 at Arizona State - Flagstaff L 0-38 1931 Colorado Mines L 0-12 at Adams State L 0-38 TELFER MEADE 1-6 (1-5) at NM Military Academy W 31-0 1953 Westminster W 13-8 at Colorado College L 3-14 WILLARD PEDERSON 5-2-1 (2-2-1) at Colorado College L 3-17 at Utah State L 21-38 1941 W. New Mexico W 54-20 Colorado Mines L 3-13 Colorado Mines W 19-0 PAUL WRIGHT 0-7 (0-4) Northern Colorado W 25-7 at Central Oklahoma L 8-22 at Brigham Young L 0-31 at Montana State L 0-19 Montana State L 13-14

19 RMAC Football Championship 53 1961 1969 Southern Utah W 56-7 E. New Mexico L 3-45 O. KAY DALTON 4-5 (2-3) GORDON ZAPP 5-4 (5-1) at Westminster W 48-0 Nebraska State W 56-12 Westminster W 14-6 at NM Highlands W 50-0 1984 at NM Highlands L 3-33 W. New Mexico W 30-7 NAIA Semifinals BILL NOXON 3-6 (3-5) at Idaho State L 10-22 at Fort Lewis W 49-0 Texas A&I L 14-57 at Colorado Mines W 20-3 Northern Colorado W 10-8 Southern Utah W 7-3 W. New Mexico L 13-24 Adams State L 0-29 at Adams State L 13-15 1977 at Adams State L 14-31 E. New Mexico W 10-9 at Colorado Mines W 63-14 BILL NOXON 8-1 (8-1) NM Highlands L 7-28 Colorado College L 7-34 at NM Highlands L 0-37 RMAC CHAMPIONS at Mesa State^ W 7-50 at Colorado Mines W 20-13 Boise State L 20-23 NM Highlands W 38-0 Fort Lewis L 24-27 at Central Oklahoma L 0-30 at Central Oklahoma L 6-42 at W. New Mexico W 30-6 Southern Colorado W 46-10 Mesa State W 15-14 at Southern Utah L 8-18 1962 1970 at Adams State W 20-19 at California Lutheran L 19-23 O. KAY DALTON 5-4 (3-2) GORDON ZAPP 2-7 (2-4) at Colorado Mines W 43-7 ^ forfeited to Western Weber State W 26-6 at Southern Colorado L 12-24 at Fort Lewis W 29-12 NM Highlands W 20-0 Central Oklahoma L 7-49 at Southern Colorado^ W 10-14 1985 at Arizona State - Flagstaff L 7-20 Southern Utah L 14-24 Westminster W 46-37 HAL ROGERS 3-6 (2-5) at Northern Colorado L 10-21 at W. New Mexico L 7-20 at Southern Utah L 16-28 Emporia State L 0-35 Adams State L 7-22 Fort Lewis W 37-12 ^ forfeited to Western Colorado Mines L 7-9 at E. New Mexico L 7-23 at Westminster L 6-7 at W. New Mexico L 7-45 at Colorado College W 34-0 at Colorado Mines L 36-38 1978 Adams State W 27-24 Colorado Mines W 13-6 Adams State W 20-17 BILL NOXON 10-1 (9-0) at NM Highlands L 3-23 Idaho State W 17-16 NM Highlands L 7-70 RMAC CHAMPIONS Mesa State L 17-24 at NM Highlands W 29-0 at Fort Lewis L 13-20 1963 1971 W. New Mexico W 56-26 at Panhandle State W 24-14 O. KAY DALTON 8-1 (4-0) BILL NOXON 6-2-1 (5-1) at Mesa State W 20-7 Southern Utah W 28-23 RMAC CHAMPIONS RMAC CHAMPIONS Adams State W 31-18 at NM Highlands W 22-6 Southern Colorado W 10-7 Colorado Mines W 68-15 1986 Fort Hays State W 42-0 at Northern Colorado Tie 35-35 at Fort Lewis W 49-7 HAL ROGERS 3-5-1 (2-3-1) Northern Colorado W 27-0 at Southern Utah W 30-6 Southern Colorado W 51-43 at Emporia State L 6-35 at Adams State W 13-7 W. New Mexico W 14-7 at Westminster W 68-21 at Colorado Mines Tie 10-10 at W. New Mexico W 37-7 at Fort Lewis W 40-3 Southern Utah W 35-14 at Mesa State L 22-48 Colorado College W 50-0 Westminster W 22-16 NAIA Quarterfinals Southern Utah L 22-55 at Colorado Mines W 23-7 Colorado Mines W 37-0 at Central Arkansas W 21-17 NM Highlands L 20-54 Arizona State L 7-14 at Adams State L 31-37 NAIA Semifinals at Adams State W 22-14 at Weber State W 19-6 at NM Highlands L 16-17 at Angelo State L 3-35 Fort Lewis L 14-28 W. New Mexico W 7-3 1964 1972 1979 Panhandle State W 28-14 O. KAY DALTON 9-1 (3-0) BILL NOXON 6-3 (4-2) BILL NOXON 8-2 (7-1) RMAC CHAMPIONS at Kansas State (Pittsburg) L 14-29 RMAC CHAMPIONS 1987 NM Highlands W 13-7 at Southern Colorado W 35-13 Montana Tech W 41-13 HAL ROGERS 2-8 (1-5) at Fort Hays State W 23-7 Northern Colorado W 24-7 NM Highlands W 41-3 at Weber State L 10-40 at Northern Colorado W 20-7 Southern Utah W 37-14 at W. New Mexico W 34-18 at Southern Utah L 10-41 Adams State W 20-14 at W. New Mexico L 21-31 Mesa State W 29-3 Emporia State L 30-35 W. New Mexico W 56-0 Fort Lewis W 32-0 at Adams State W 32-16 Colorado Mines W 24-17 Colorado Mines W 41-0 at Westminster W 31-0 at Colorado Mines W 26-13 Mesa State L 8-42 at Weber State W 7-0 at Colorado Mines L 7-12 Fort Lewis W 28-7 at NM Highlands L 31-45 Fort Lewis W 77-13 Adams State W 40-10 at Southern Colorado L 28-34 Adams State L 20-30 at Southern Utah W 7-3 at Southern Utah W 56-14 at Fort Lewis L 12-33 Mineral Water Bowl 1973 NAIA Quarterfinals at W. New Mexico L 19-27 at North Dakota State L 13-14 BILL NOXON 6-3 (5-1) Texas A&I L 14-38 at Panhandle State W 20-15 RMAC CHAMPIONS 1965 Southern Colorado W 41-21 1980 1988 O. KAY DALTON 7-1 (3-0) at Northern Colorado L 6-34 BILL NOXON 6-4 (5-3) CARL IVERSON 4-5 (4-3) RMAC Champions at South Dakota L 28-56 at Montana Tech W 33-13 Fort Hays State W 32-29 at NM Highlands W 26-23 at Southern Utah W 34-6 at NM Highlands W 20-13 at Emporia State L 0-26 W. New Mexico W 56-0 W. New Mexico L 16-23 W. New Mexico W 40-18 at Fort Lewis L 21-24 at Fort Lewis W 34-14 at Fort Lewis W 25-7 at Mesa State W 20-12 at Colorado Mines W 37-0 Northern Colorado W 20-7 Westminster W 67-18 Adams State L 7-25 at Mesa State L 14-54 at Adams State W 27-0 Colorado Mines W 27-12 Colorado Mines L 27-28 Colorado Mines W 23-22 at Colorado Mines W 36-13 at Adams State W 34-6 at Fort Lewis W 28-25 at Adams State L 6-38 Weber State L 7-14 Southern Colorado L 10-22 Fort Lewis W 38-15 Southern Utah W 59-0 1974 at E. New Mexico L 18-20 W. New Mexico L 0-31 BILL NOXON 6-3 (5-1) Southern Utah W 21-20 1966 RMAC CHAMPIONS 1989 OLIVER H. WOODS 6-2 (3-0) at Southern Colorado L 7-24 1981 CARL IVERSON 3-7 (2-5) RMAC CHAMPIONS Northern Colorado W 42-22 BILL NOXON 5-4 (5-3) at Fort Hays State L 16-29 at Southern Utah L 22-28 Adams State L 6-20 Adams State W 29-27 Emporia State L 21-35 at W. New Mexico W 26-12 at NM Highlands L 7-8 at NM Highlands L 22-30 Panhandle State W 37-0 Fort Lewis W 31-7 Southern Utah W 34-14 Mesa State W 24-12 at Colorado Mines L 27-28 at Northern Colorado W 14-9 at W. New Mexico W 35-14 at Fort Lewis L 23-24 W. New Mexico L 13-30 Adams State W 23-7 Fort Lewis W 19-14 at Southern Colorado W 21-7 at Fort Lewis W 21-20 Colorado Mines W 28-0 at Westminster W 31-14 Southern Utah L 34-35 at Mesa State L 15-24 NM Highlands W 14-13 at Colorado Mines W 24-17 E. New Mexico L 23-28 Adams State L 0-45 at Weber State L 7-42 Colorado Mines W 30-12 Colorado Mines W 28-21 1975 at W. New Mexico W 42-13 at W. New Mexico L 26-51 1967 BILL NOXON 9-1 (7-0) OLIVER H. WOODS 4-5 (3-2) RMAC CHAMPIONS 1982 1990 Southern Utah W 27-6 Southern Colorado W 17-6 BILL NOXON 3-6 (3-5) CARL IVERSON 3-7 (2-5) W. New Mexico W 13-0 at Northern Colorado L 10-21 at Adams State L 28-31 Fort Hays State L 7-8 at Fort Lewis W 34-7 at Mesa State W 61-14 NM Highlands W 47-25 at Emporia State L 15-23 Northern Colorado L 7-14 at Adams State W 27-0 at Mesa State L 18-31 Panhandle State W 73-28 at Adams State L 0-29 NM Highlands W 35-17 Fort Lewis L 21-24 at Chadron State L 38-43 at Colorado Mines W 21-6 at Southern Utah W 28-25 Southern Colorado L 7-28 at Colorado Mines L 47-48 at NM Highlands L 2-41 W. New Mexico W 30-0 at Southern Utah L 14-36 Mesa State L 14-40 at Central Oklahoma L 7-35 at Fort Lewis W 41-15 at E. New Mexico L 7-21 Fort Lewis W 58-0 Weber State L 0-20 Westminster W 33-12 at Colorado Mines W 24-0 at Adams State L 38-42 Colorado Mines W 16-7 W. New Mexico W 34-27 at W. New Mexico L 14-52 1968 NM Highlands W 38-19 GORDON ZAPP 3-6 (2-3) 1976 1983 at St. Mary of the Plains L 13-26 BILL NOXON 9-2 (9-0) BILL NOXON 2-6-1 (2-5-1) 1991 at W. New Mexico W 9-7 RMAC CHAMPIONS Colorado Mines L 3-12 Carl Iverson 10-2 (7-0) Fort Lewis W 9-0 at Southern Colorado W 49-34 at W. New Mexico Tie 29-29 RMAC CHAMPIONS at Northern Colorado L 10-14 Northern Colorado L 17-21 Adams State L 3-12 at Northern Colorado L 19-47 Adams State L 17-23 Mesa State W 44-7 at NM Highlands W 51-0 Menlo College W 42-0 Colorado Mines W 48-14 Adams State W 48-20 Mesa State L 7-31 Adams State W 28-16 NM Highlands L 7-70 at Colorado Mines W 42-16 at Fort Lewis L 28-39 at Fort Lewis W 70-25 at Boise State L 0-41 Fort Lewis W 28-22 at Southern Colorado L 27-44 Colorado Mines W 56-18 Central Oklahoma L 8-14 at W. New Mexico W 48-0 Southern Utah W 21-13 at Mesa State W 33-9 54 19 RMAC Football Championship Fort Hays State W 1998 JEFF ZENISEK 2-9 (2-6) 1931 Telfer Meade 1-6-0 42-2 CARL IVERSON 7-3 (7-1) Angelo State L 7-26 1932 Telfer Meade 1-5-0 at Chadron State W 51-49 RMAC CHAMPIONS at Weber State L 0-61 1933 Telfer Meade 0-5-0 at NM Highlands W 53-19 at Northern Colorado L 7-52 at Colorado Mines L 13-45 1934 Telfer Meade 2-5-0 W. New Mexico W 67-23 Mesa State W 42-6 Nebraska-Kearney L 12-37 1935 Paul Wright 1-6-0 NAIA Opening Round at Northern Arizona L 9-28 at Fort Lewis L 17-28 1936 Paul Wright 1-6-0 Carson-Newman W 38-21 NM Highlands W 60-12 at Mesa State L 3-20 1937 Paul Wright 5-3-0 NAIA Quarterfinals at Chadron State L 19-22 at Western New Mexico L 22-29 1938 Paul Wright 3-5-0 Central State (Ohio) L 13-20 at Adams State W 49-28 at NM Highlands W 20-24 1939 Paul Wright 2-5-1 Fort Hays State W 48-16 Chadron State L 10-40 1940 Paul Wright 2-6-1 1992 Colorado Mines W 34-10 Adams State L 0-42 1941 Paul Wright 0-7-0 CARL IVERSON 9-2 (7-0) at Nebraska-Kearney W 57-42 at Fort Hays State W 26-14 1942-43-44-45 World War II No Football RMAC CHAMPIONS at Fort Lewis W 63-0 1946 Paul Wright 5-4-1 at Northern Colorado L 27-30 2006 1947 Paul Wright 1-6-1 E. New Mexico W 57-14 1999 PAT STEWART 3-8 (2-6) 1948 Vince Gavre 6-4-0 W. Montana W 58-24 CARL IVERSON 5-6 (4-4) at Angelo State L 8-9 1949 Vince Gavre 5-3-0 Adams State W 64-31 at Weber State L 3-33 Southern Utah L 3-55 1950 Joe Thomas 4-4-0 at Colorado Mines W 39-32 Northern Colorado L 31-38 at NM Highlands W 14-9 1951 Don Cumley 4-5-0 Fort Lewis W 69-16 at Mesa State W 45-10 Western New Mexico L 0-24 1952 Don Cumley 2-6-0 at Mesa State W 30-3 at Panhandle State W 43-0 at Fort Lewis L 14-35 1953 Pete Pederson 5-2-1 Chadron State W 49-21 at NM Highlands L 38-45 Nebraska-Kearney L 3-23 1954 Pete Pederson 10-0-0 NM Highlands W 43-15 Chadron State L 6-10 at Mesa State L 14-31 1955 Pete Pederson 7-3-0 at Fort Hays State W 35-10 Adams State W 24-21 Panhandle State W 66-16 1956 Pete Pederson 5-5-0 NCAA D-II Opening Round at Fort Hays State L 3-23 Adams State@ L 10-28 1957 Pete Pederson 5-4-1 at Texas A&I L 13-22 at Colorado Mines W 31-17 at Chadron State L 0-47 1958 Pete Pederson 1-8-0 Nebraska-Kearney L 17-23 Colorado Mines W 21-13 1959 Pete Pederson 3-5-0 1993 Fort Lewis W 25-10 @ - Colorado Classic at Pueblo 1960 Pete Pederson 1-7-1 CARL IVERSON 8-3 (5-2) 1961 O. Kay Dalton 4-5-0 Northern Colorado L 0-38 2000 2007 1962 O. Kay Dalton 5-4-0 at E. New Mexico W 24-20 CARL IVERSON 6-5 (5-3) PAT STEWART 1-10 (0-8) 1963 O. Kay Dalton 8-1-0 at W. Montana W 49-28 at Weber State L 13-44 at Fort Hays State L 3-55 1964 O. Kay Dalton 9-1-0 Nebraska-Kearney W 31-24 at Northern Colorado L 22-29 Emporia State L 3-7 1965 O. Kay Dalton 7-1-0 Colorado Mines W 42-25 at Fort Lewis W 32-2 NM Highlands L 18-35 1966 Oliver H. Woods 6-2-0 at Fort Lewis W 45-20 Mesa State L 14-38 at Western New Mexico L 39-42 1967 Oliver H. Woods 4-5-0 Mesa State L 32-41 Panhandle State W 83-0 Fort Lewis L 0-19 1968 Gordon Zapp 3-6-0 at Chadron State W 31-20 NM Highlands W 39-26 at Nebraska-Kearney L 18-42 1969 Gordon Zapp 5-4-0 at NM Highlands L 30-49 at Chadron State L 14-42 Mesa State L 27-30 1970 Gordon Zapp 2-7-0 Fort Hays State W 28-17 at Adams State W 25-13 at Okla. Panhandle State W 47-14 1971 Bill Noxon 6-2-1 at Adams State W 17-14 Fort Hays State W 23-17 Adams State L 21-24 1972 Bill Noxon 6-3-0 Colorado Mines W 53-6 Chadron State L 17-50 1973 Bill Noxon 6-3-0 1994 at Nebraska-Kearney L 13-31 at Colorado Mines L 7-21 1974 Bill Noxon 6-3-0 CARL IVERSON 8-2 (7-1) 1975 Bill Noxon 9-1-0 RMAC CHAMPIONS 2001 1976 Bill Noxon 9-2-0 at Northern Colorado W 31-26 JEFF ZENISEK 6-5 (5-3) 1977 Bill Noxon 8-1-0 at Southern Utha L 26-41 Northern Colorado L 19-30 1978 Bill Noxon 10-1-0 Mesa State W 28-27 at North Dakota State L 10-66 1979 Bill Noxon 8-2-0 Adams State W 34-14 Fort Lewis L 20-23 1980 Bill Noxon 6-4-0 at Colorado Mines W 63-13 at Mesa State W 26-21 1981 Bill Noxon 5-4-0 Fort Lewis W 28-14 at Panhandle State W 79-0 4-18ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 1982 Bill Noxon 3-6-0 at Mesa State W 35-6 at NM Highlands W 32-15 (By Victories) 1983 Bill Noxon 2-6-1 Chadron State W 43-12 Chadron State L 12-25 Bill Noxon (1971-84) 87-44-2 1984 Bill Noxon 3-6-0 NM Highlands W 52-34 Adams State W 13-7 Carl Iverson (1988-2000) 79-47-1 1985 Hal Rogers 3-6-0 at Fort Hays State L 10-28 at Fort Hays State W 29-15 Pete Pederson (1953-60) 37-34-2 1986 Hal Rogers 3-5-1 NCAA D-II Opening Round at Colorado Mines W 40-17 O. Kay Dalton (1961-65) 33-12-0 1987 Hal Rogers 2-8-0 at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-43 Nebraska-Kearney L 24-31 Jeff Zenisek (2001-05) 22-33-0 1988 Carl Iverson 4-5-0 Paul Wright (1935-47) 20-48-4 1989 Carl Iverson 3-7-0 1995 2002 Vince Gavre (1948-49) 11-7-0 1990 Carl Iverson 3-7-0 CARL IVERSON 7-2-1 (6-0-1) JEFF ZENISEK 6-5 (4-4) Oliver H. Woods (1966-67) 10-7-0 1991 Carl Iverson 10-2-0 RMAC CHAMPIONS at Northern Colorado^ W 0-31 Gordon Zapp (1968-70) 10-17-0 1992 Carl Iverson 9-2-0 Northern Colorado L 19-29 at Weber State L 0-44 Hal Rogers (1985-88) 8-19-1 1993 Carl Iverson 8-3-0 at UC Davis L 3-48 at Nebraska-Kearney W 20-3 Wayne McGinn (1996) 6-5-0 1994 Carl Iverson 8-2-0 Southern Utah W 36-8 at Fort Lewis W 49-24 Don Cumley (1951-52) 6-11-0 1995 Carl Iverson 7-2-1 at Adams State W 42-21 Mesa State L 10-30 AC Krause (1922-24) 5-10-1 1996 Wayne McGinn 6-5-0 Colorado Mines W 55-0 Panhandle State W 58-13 Joe Thomas (1950) 4-4-0 1997 Carl Iverson 9-3-0 at Fort Lewis W 26-8 NM Highlands W 52-21 Eugene Maynor (1925-26) 4-12-0 1998 Carl Iverson 7-3-0 Mesa State W 56-9 at Chadron State L 10-48 Telfer Meade (1930-34) 4-27-0 1999 Carl Iverson 5-6-0 at Chadron State W 28-21 at Adams State L 20-24 Pat Stewart (2006-present) 4-18-0 2000 Carl Iverson 6-5-0 at NM Highlands W 45-20 Fort Hays State W 34-7 Stewart Clark (1928-29) 2-12-0 2001 Jeff Zenisek 6-5-0 Fort Hays State Tie 27-27 Colorado Mines L 37-47 John Van Liew (1927) 1-6-0 2002 Jeff Zenisek 6-5-0 ^ forfeited to Western 2003 Jeff Zenisek 5-6-0 1996 2004 Jeff Zenisek 3-8-0 WAYNE MCGINN 6-5 (6-2) 2003 COACHING HISTORY 2005 Jeff Zenisek 2-9-0 at Northern Colorado L 0-43 JEFF ZENISEK 5-6 (4-4) 2006 Pat Stewart 3-8-0 at Weber State L 3-36 at Weber State L 13-38 Year Coach W-L-T 2007 Pat Stewart 1-10-0 at Southern Utah L 24-27 Northern Colorado L 3-44 1922 A.C. Krause 1-2-1 NM Highlands W 31-21 Nebraska-Kearney W 49-41 1923 A.C. Krause 2-4-0 at Chadron State L 3-11 Fort Lewis W 41-17 1924 A.C. Krause 2-4-0 at Adams State W 41-23 at Mesa State L 27-49 1925 Eugene Maynor 3-4-0 Fort Hays State L 23-26 at W. New Mexico W 26-14 1926 Eugene Maynor 1-8-0 Colorado Mines W 24-0 at NM Highlands W 30-27 1927 John Van Liew 1-6-0 at Nebraska-Kearney W 27-24 Chadron State L 22-23 1928 Stewart Clark 0-7-0 at Fort Lewis W 38-0 Adams State L 25-26 1929 Stewart Clark 2-5-0 Mesa State W 35-6 at Fort Hays State W 20-19 1930 Telfer Meade 0-6-0 at Colorado Mines L 21-38 1997 CARL IVERSON 9-3 (7-1) 2004 RMAC CHAMPIONS JEFF ZENISEK 3-8 (2-6) RMAC Titles Playoff Years Northern Colorado W 14-13 at Pittsburg State L 6-56 1954 1974 1992 1976 at Weber State L 13-29 at Portland State L 0-38 Panhandle State W 46-0 Colorado Mines L 0-58 1963 1975 1994 1978 at NM Highlands W 27-21 at Nebraska-Kearney L 7-27 Chadron State W 16-14 at Fort Lewis W 28-21 1964 1976 1995 1979 Adams State W 50-15 Mesa State W 31-10 1965 1977 1997 1991 at Fort Hays State L 15-28 Western New Mexico W 47-13 Nebraska-Kearney W 34-6 NM Highlands L 10-17 1966 1978 1998 1992 at Colorado Mines W 40-0 at Chadron State L 27-33 Fort Lewis W 66-17 at Adams State L 13-35 1971 1979 1994 at Mesa State W 27-3 Fort Hays State L 25-27 NCAA D-II Opening Round 1973 1991 1997 at Angelo State L 12-46 2005 19 RMAC Football Championship 55 Opponent History

Abilene Christian (0-1) 1933 BYU 13-0 1963 Western State 50-0 1977 Southern Colorado^ 14-10 1948 Abilene Christian 39-14 1934 BYU 46-0 Colorado School of Mines (51-30-2) 1978 Western State 51-43 Adams State (38-23) 1935 BYU 19-2 1925 Western State 15-6 1979 Southern Colorado 34-28 1934 Western State 14-0 1936 BYU 25-12 1926 Colorado Mines 10-0 1980 Southern Colorado 22-10 1946 Western State 33-6 1937 BYU 21-0 1927 Colorado Mines 51-6 1981 Western State 21-7 1947 Western State 27-7 1946 BYU 13-2 1928 Colorado Mines 26-19 1982 Southern Colorado 28-7 1950 Western State 35-14 1947 BYU 45-7 1929 Colorado Mines 20-13 1983 Southern Colorado 44-27 1951 Western State 28-26 1951 BYU 67-7 1930 Colorado Mines 13-0 1984 Western State 46-10 1952 Western State 49-37 California Lutheran (0-1) 1931 Western State 19-0 ^1977 game forfeited to Western 1953 Western State 46-26 1984 California Lutheran 23-19 1932 Colorado Mines 13-0 Denver University (0-3) 1954 Western State 40-14 Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo (1-1) 1933 Colorado Mines 19-13 1926 Denver 21-13 1955 Western State 27-6 1954 Western State 21-20 1934 Colorado Mines 6-3 1928 Denver 37-6 1956 Western State 60-6 1955 Cal Poly 40-18 1935 Colorado Mines 20-0 1931 Denver 25-7 1957 Western State 48-6 Camp Carson (1-0) 1936 Western State 13-0 Eastern New Mexico (4-8) 1958 Adams State 21-12 1946 Western State 13-7 1937 Western State 27-0 1956 E. New Mexico 28-19 1959 Adams State 21-6 Carson - Newman (1-0) 1938 Western State 13-9 1957 E. New Mexico 19-12 1960 Adams State 38-0 1991 Western State 38-21 1939 Colorado Mines 71-7 1958 Western State 16-6 1961 Adams State 29-0 Central Arkansas (1-0) 1940 Colorado Mines 12-0 1959 E. New Mexico 12-7 1962 Adams State 22-7 1978 Western State 21-17 1941 Colorado Mines 32-7 1961 Western State 10-9 1963 Western State 13-7 Central Oklahoma State (0-6) 1946 Western State 19-7 1962 E. New Mexico 23-7 1964 Western State 20-14 1960 C. Oklahoma State 22-8 1947 Colorado Mines 26-12 1980 E. New Mexico 20-18 1965 Western State 27-0 1961 C. Oklahoma State 30-0 1948 Western State 20-0 1981 E. New Mexico 28-23 1966 Western State 23-7 1967 C. Oklahoma State 35-7 1949 Colorado Mines 19-7 1982 E. New Mexico 21-7 1967 Adams State 29-0 1968 C. Oklahoma State 14-8 1950 Western State 21-13 1983 E. New Mexico 45-3 1968 Adams State 23-17 1969 C. Oklahoma State 42-6 1951 Colorado Mines 27-26 1992 Western State 57-14 1969 Adams State 15-13 1970 C. Oklahoma State 49-7 1952 Colorado Mines 41-14 1993 Western State 24-20 1970 Western State 20-17 Central State (Ohio) (0-1) 1953 Western State 40-7 Emporia State (0-6) 1971 Adams State 37-31 1991 Central State 20-13 1954 Western State 13-8 1985 Emporia State 35-0 1972 Western State 40-10 Chadron State (11-12-1) 1954 Western State 21-12 1986 Emporia State 35-6 1973 Western State 34-6 1937 Western State 26-7 1955 Western State 18-13 1987 Emporia State 35-30 1974 Adams State 20-6 1938 Western State 7-0 1955 Western State 24-6 1988 Emporia State 26-0 1975 Western State 27-0 1939 Tie 0-0 1956 Western State 60-36 1989 Emporia State 35-21 1976 Western State 48-20 1946 Western State 38-0 1957 Tie 20-20 1990 Emporia State 23-15 1977 Western State 20-19 1960 Chadron State 13-7 1958 Colorado Mines 26-12 Fort Hays (13-7-1) 1978 Western State 31-18 1961 Western State 56-12 1959 Colorado Mines 20-13 1963 Western State 42-0 1979 Western State 32-16 1990 Chadron State 43-38 1960 Colorado Mines 13-3 1964 Western State 23-7 1980 Adams State 25-7 1991 Western State 51-49 1961 Western State 20-13 1988 Western State 32-29 1981 Western State 29-27 1992 Western State 49-21 1962 Western State 13-6 1989 Fort Hays 29-16 1982 Adams State 31-28 1993 Western State 31-20 1963 Western State 23-7 1990 Fort Hays 8-7 1983 Adams State 23-17 1994 Western State 43-12 1964 Western State 41-0 1991 Western State 42-2 1984 Adams State 31-14 1995 Western State 28-21 1965 Western State 36-13 1992 Western State 35-10 1985 Western State 27-24 1996 Chadron State 11-3 1966 Western State 28-0 1993 Western State 28-17 1986 Western State 22-14 1997 Western State 16-14 1967 Western State 21-6 1994 Fort Hays 28-10 1987 Adams State 30-20 1998 Chadron State 22-19 1968 Western State 48-14 1995 Tie 27-27 1988 Adams State 38-6 1999 Chadron State 10-6 1969 Western State 63-14 1996 Fort Hays 26-23 1989 Adams State 45-0 2000 Chadron State 42-14 1970 Colorado Mines 38-36 1997 Fort Hays 28-15 1990 Adams State 42-38 2001 Chadron State 25-12 1971 Western State 37-0 1998 Western State 48-16 1991 Western State 28-16 2002 Chadron State 48-10 1972 Colorado Mines 12-7 1999 Fort Hays 23-3 1992 Western State 64-31 2003 Chadron State 23-22 1973 Western State 27-12 2000 Western State 23-17 1993 Western State 17-14 2004 Chadron State 33-27 1974 Western State 24-17 2001 Western State 29-15 1994 Western State 34-14 2005 Chadron State 40-10 1975 Western State 16-7 2002 Western State 34-7 1995 Western State 42-21 2006 Chadron State 47-0 1976 Western State 42-16 2003 Western State 20-19 1996 Western State 41-23 2007 Chadron State 50-17 1977 Western State 43-7 2004 Fort Hays 27-25 1997 Western State 50-15 College of Idaho (1-1) 1978 Western State 68-15 2005 Western State 26-14 1998 Western State 49-28 1957 Western State 46-13 1979 Western State 26-13 2007 Fort Hays 55-3 1999 Western State 24-21 1958 College of Idaho 54-12 1980 Colorado Mines 28-27 Fort Lewis (36-11) 2000 Western State 25-13 Colorado (0-4) 1981 Western State 30-12 1934 Western State 40-0 2001 Western State 13-7 1923 Colorado 51-0 1982 Western State 24-0 1935 Western State 39-6 2002 Adams State 24-20 1924 Colorado 31-0 1983 Colorado Mines 12-3 1964 Western State 77-13 2003 Adams State 26-25 1925 Colorado 34-0 1984 Western State 20-3 1965 Western State 34-14 2004 Adams State 35-13 1927 Colorado 25-6 1985 Colorado Mines 9-7 1966 Western State 31-7 2005 Adams State 42-0 Colorado College (12-33-2) 1986 Tie 10-10 1967 Western State 34-7 2006 Adams State 28-10 1922 Colorado College 58-0 1987 Western State 24-17 1968 Western State 9-0 2007 Adams State 24-21 1923 Colorado College 10-3 1988 Western State 37-0 1969 Western State 49-0 Air Force Academy (0-1) 1924 Colorado College 20-0 1988 Western State 23-22 1970 Western State 37-12 1956 Air Force 48-13 1925 Colorado College 6-0 1989 Colorado Mines 28-27 1971 Western State 40-3 Angelo State (0-4) 1926 Colorado College 3-0 1989 Western State 28-21 1972 Western State 32-0 1978 Angelo State 35-3 1927 Colorado College 33-6 1990 Colorado Mines 48-47 1973 Western State 25-7 1997 Angelo State 46-12 1928 Colorado College 24-6 1991 Western State 56-18 1974 Western State 19-14 2005 Angelo State 26-7 1929 Colorado College 54-21 1992 Western State 39-32 1975 Western State 41-15 2006 Angelo State 9-8 1930 Colorado College 45-7 1993 Western State 42-25 1976 Western State 28-22 Arizona State (0-2) 1931 Colorado College 14-3 1994 Western State 63-13 1977 Western State 29-12 1948 Arizona State 23-0 1932 Colorado College 31-0 1995 Western State 55-0 1978 Western State 49-7 1963 Arizona State 14-7 1935 Colorado College 13-6 1996 Western State 24-0 1979 Western State 28-7 Arizona State - Flagstaff (3-6) 1936 Colorado College 7-0 1997 Western State 40-0 1980 Western State 28-25 1934 ASU-Flagstaff 12-0 1937 Western State 7-3 1998 Western State 34-10 1981 Fort Lewis 24-23 1935 ASU-Flagstaff 23-12 1938 Colorado College 7-0 1999 Western State 31-17 1982 Fort Lewis 24-21 1946 ASU-Flagstaff 19-6 1939 Western State 12-7 2000 Western State 53-6 1983 Fort Lewis 39-28 1947 ASU-Flagstaff 12-8 1940 Tie 0-0 2001 Western State 40-17 1984 Fort Lewis 27-24 1948 Western State 26-6 1941 Colorado College 19-0 2002 Colorado Mines 47-37 1985 Fort Lewis 20-13 1949 Western State 25-14 1947 Colorado College 7-6 2003 Colorado Mines 38-21 1986 Fort Lewis 28-14 1953 Western State 26-7 1948 Western State 26-0 2004 Colorado Mines 58-0 1987 Fort Lewis 33-12 1960 ASU-Flagstaff 38-0 1949 Colorado College 12-7 2005 Colorado Mines 45-13 1988 Fort Lewis 24-21 1962 ASU-Flagstaff 20-7 1950 Colorado College 27-18 2006 Western State 21-13 1988 Western State 38-15 Boise State (0-2) 1951 Colorado College 40-19 2007 Colorado Mines 21-7 1989 Western State 21-20 1968 Boise State 41-0 1952 Colorado College 44-13 Colorado State (1-2-1) 1990 Western State 58-0 1969 Boise State 23-20 1953 Tie 7-7 1922 tie 6-6 1991 Western State 70-25 Bringham Young (0-18) 1954 Western State 27-14 1923 Western State 12-7 1992 Western State 69-16 1923 BYU 19-0 1954 Western State 43-0 1929 Colorado State 46-14 1993 Western State 45-20 1924 BYU 26-0 1955 Western State 38-7 1936 Colorado State 13-0 1994 Western State 28-14 1925 BYU 39-6 1955 Western State 48-13 Colorado State-Pueblo (9-6) 1995 Western State 26-8 1926 BYU 29-0 1956 Western State 21-14 1970 Southern Colorado 24-12 1996 Western State 38-0 1927 BYU 60-7 1957 Western State 60-0 1971 Western State 10-7 1997 Western State 66-17 1928 BYU 46-0 1958 Colorado College 18-6 1972 Western State 35-13 1998 Western State 63-0 1929 BYU 33-12 1959 Western State 14-13 1973 Western State 41-21 1999 Western State 35-10 1930 BYU 25-0 1960 Colorado College 17-3 1974 Southern Colorado 24-7 2000 Western State 32-2 1931 BYU 31-0 1961 Colorado College 34-7 1975 Western State 17-6 2001 Fort Lewis 23-20 1932 BYU 38-6 1962 Western State 34-0 1976 Western State 49-34 2002 Western State 49-24 56 19 RMAC Football Championship 2003 Western State 41-17 Nevada (2-0) 1963 Western State 27-0 1958 San Diego 46-14 2004 Western State 28-21 1957 Western State 52-14 1964 Western State 20-7 Utah State (0-8) 2005 Fort Lewis 28-17 1959 Western State 14-13 1965 Western State 20-7 1926 Utah State 31-0 2006 Fort Lewis 35-14 New Mexico (1-3) 1966 Western State 14-9 1927 Utah State 39-0 2007 Fort Lewis 19-0 1924 New Mexico 14-0 1967 Northern Colorado 14-7 1928 Utah State 54-0 Hastings Nebraska (2-0) 1925 Western State 16-13 1968 Northern Colorado 14-10 1930 Utah State 31-0 1946 Western State 19-7 1926 New Mexico 35-6 1971 Tie 35-35 1931 Utah State 38-21 1948 Western State 13-6 1927 New Mexico 32-0 1972 Western State 24-7 1932 Utah State 39-0 Idaho State (7-17-1) New Mexico A&M (1-3) 1973 Northern Colorado 34-6 1933 Utah State 28-0 1931 Idaho State 7-6 1937 New Mexico A&M 33-6 1974 Western State 42-22 1936 Utah State 26-0 1932 Western State 13-7 1948 Western State 61-13 1975 Northern Colorado 21-10 Weber State (4-12) 1934 Idaho State 41-0 1957 New Mexico A&M 26-21 1976 Northern Colorado 21-17 1939 Western State 9-7 1935 Idaho State 13-0 1958 New Mexico A&M 27-24 1991 Northern Colorado 47-19 1940 Weber State 13-0 1936 Idaho State 12-0 New Mexico Highlands (28-15) 1992 Northern Colorado 30-27 1962 Western State 26-6 1937 Western State 9-6 1961 NM Highlands 33-3 1993 Northern Colorado 38-0 1963 Western State 19-6 1938 Western State 7-6 1962 Western State 20-0 1994 Western State 31-26 1964 Western State 7-0 1940 Idaho State 7-0 1963 Western State 22-6 1995 Northern Colorado 29-19 1965 Weber State 14-7 1941 Idaho State 13-6 1964 Western State 13-7 1996 Northern Colorado 43-0 1966 Weber State 42-7 1946 Tie 6-6 1965 Western State 26-23 1997 Western State 14-13 1967 Weber State 20-0 1948 Idaho State 25-0 1966 Western State 14-13 1998 Northern Colorado 52-7 1987 Weber State 40-10 1949 Idaho State 25-0 1967 NM Highlands 41-2 1999 Northern Colorado 38-31 1996 Weber State 36-3 1950 Idaho State 53-13 1968 NM Highlands 70-7 2000 Northern Colorado 29-22 1997 Weber State 29-13 1951 Western State 40-25 1969 NM Highlands 37-0 2001 Northern Colorado 30-19 1999 Weber State 33-3 1952 Idaho State 40-0 1970 NM Highlands 70-7 2002 Western State* 0-31 2000 Weber State 44-13 1953 Idaho State 33-20 1971 NM Highlands 17-16 2003 Northern Colorado 44-3 2002 Weber State 44-0 1954 Western State 35-7 1974 NM Highlands 8-7 * Game forfeited to Western 2003 Weber State 38-13 1955 Idaho State 14-6 1975 Western State 35-17 North Dakota State (0-2) 2005 Weber State 61-0 1956 Western State 14-13 1976 Western State 50-0 1964 North Dakota State 14-13 West Texas (0-4) 1957 Idaho State 41-13 1977 Western State 38-0 2001 North Dakota State 66-10 1938 West Texas 27-0 1958 Idaho State 7-0 1978 Western State 29-0 Panhandle State (12-0) 1939 West Texas 35-0 1959 Idaho State 32-7 1979 Western State 41-3 1950 Western State 34-19 1940 West Texas 48-13 1960 Idaho State 46-21 1980 Western State 20-13 1985 Western State 24-14 1941 West Texas 66-7 1961 Idaho State 22-10 1981 NM Highlands 30-22 1986 Western State 28-14 Western Montana (2-0) 1962 Western State 17-16 1982 Western State 47-25 1987 Western State 20-15 1992 Western State 58-24 Menlo College (1-0) 1983 Western State 51-0 1989 Western State 37-0 1993 Western State 49-28 1991 Western State 42-0 1984 NM Highlands 28-7 1990 Western State 73-28 Western New Mexico (23-12-1) Mesa State College (20-14) 1985 NM Highlands 23-3 1997 Western State 46-0 1953 Western State 54-20 1975 Western State 61-14 1986 NM Highlands 54-20 1999 Western State 43-0 1963 Western State 37-7 1976 Western State 44-7 1987 NM Highlands 45-31 2000 Western State 83-0 1964 Western State 56-0 1977 Western State 15-14 1990 Western State 38-19 2001 Western State 79-0 1965 Western State 56-0 1978 Western State 20-7 1991 Western State 53-19 2002 Western State 58-13 1966 Western State 26-12 1979 Western State 29-3 1992 Western State 43-15 2006 Western State 66-16 1967 Western State 13-0 1980 Western State 20-12 1993 NM Highlands 49-30 Pittsburg State (Kansas) (0-2) 1968 Western State 9-7 1981 Western State 24-12 1994 Western State 52-34 1972 Pittsburg State 29-14 1969 Western State 30-7 1982 Mesa State 31-18 1995 Western State 45-20 2004 Pittsburg State 56-6 1970 W. New Mexico 20-7 1983 Mesa State 31-7 1996 Western State 31-21 Portland State (0-1) 1971 Western State 14-7 1984 Mesa State ^ 50-7 1997 Western State 27-21 2004 Portland State 38-0 1972 W. New Mexico 31-21 1985 Mesa State 24-17 1998 Western State 60-12 Regis (4-5) 1973 W. New Mexico 23-16 1986 Mesa State 48-22 1999 NM Highlands 45-38 1923 Regis 12-10 1974 Western State 35-14 1987 Mesa State 42-8 2000 Western State 39-26 1924 Western State 20-0 1975 Western State 30-0 1988 Mesa State 54-14 2001 Western State 32-15 1924 Western State 12-0 1976 Western State 48-0 1989 Mesa State 24-15 2002 Western State 52-21 1928 Regis 38-14 1977 Western State 30-6 1990 Mesa State 40-14 2003 Western State 30-27 1929 Western State 25-23 1978 Western State 56-26 1991 Western State 33-9 2004 NM Highlands 17-10 1930 Regis 14-7 1979 Western State 34-18 1992 Western State 30-3 2005 Western State 24-20 1939 Regis 9-0 1980 Western State 40-18 1993 Mesa State 41-32 2006 Western State 14-9 1940 Western State 13-0 1981 Western State 42-13 1994 Western State 28-27 2007 NM Highlands 35-18 1941 Regis 21-6 1982 Western State 34-27 1994 Western State 35-6 New Mexico Military Academy (2-4) South Dakota (0-1) 1983 Tie 29-29 1995 Western State 56-9 1937 NM Academy 26-14 1973 South Dakota 56-28 1984 W. New Mexico 24-13 1996 Western State 35-6 1938 NM Academy 7-0 Southern Idaho (1-1) 1985 W. New Mexico 45-7 1997 Western State 27-3 1939 NM Academy 31-14 1947 Southern Idaho 19-9 1986 Western State 7-3 1998 Western State 42-6 1940 Western State 31-0 1949 Western State 20-13 1987 W. New Mexico 27-19 1999 Western State 45-10 1951 NM Academy 14-12 Southern Utah (16-11) 1988 W. New Mexico 31-0 2000 Mesa State 38-14 1952 Western State 20-7 1964 Western State 7-3 1989 W. New Mexico 30-13 2001 Western State 26-21 Northern Arizona (0-1) 1965 Western State 59-0 1989 W. New Mexico 51-26 2002 Mesa State 30-10 1998 N. Arizona 28-9 1966 Southern Utah 28-22 1990 W. New Mexico 52-14 2003 Mesa State 49-27 Northern Colorado (21-38-3) 1967 Western State 27-6 1991 Western State 67-23 2004 Western State 31-10 1923 Western State 12-7 1969 Western State 7-3 2003 Western State 26-14 2005 Mesa State 20-3 1925 Western State 18-7 1970 Southern Utah 24-14 2004 Western State 47-13 2006 Mesa State 31-14 1926 Northern Colorado 48-0 1971 Western State 30-6 2005 W. New Mexico 29-22 2007 Mesa State 30-27 1927 Western State 6-2 1972 Western State 37-14 2006 W. New Mexico 24-0 ^1984 game forfeit to Western State 1928 Northern Colorado 58-0 1973 Western State 34-6 2007 W. New Mexico 42-39 Montana State (3-7) 1929 Northern Colorado 6-0 1974 Western State 34-14 Westminster (11-1) 1938 Montana 10-0 1930 Northern Colorado 14-0 1975 Western State 28-25 1959 Western State 40-0 1940 Montana 12-0 1931 Northern Colorado 13-2 1976 Western State 56-7 1960 Western State 13-8 1941 Montana 19-0 1932 Northern Colorado 19-6 1977 Southern Utah 28-16 1969 Western State 14-6 1950 Western State 26-13 1933 Northern Colorado 6-0 1978 Western State 35-14 1970 Westminster 7-6 1951 Western State 25-0 1934 Northern Colorado 40-0 1979 Western State 56-14 1971 Western State 22-16 1952 Montana 16-12 1935 Northern Colorado 17-7 1980 Western State 21-20 1972 Western State 31-0 1953 Montana 14-13 1936 Northern Colorado 10-12 1981 Southern Utah 35-34 1973 Western State 67-18 1954 Montana^ 27-6 1937 Western State 7-0 1982 Southern Utah 36-14 1974 Western State 31-14 1955 Montana 20-6 1938 Northern Colorado 7-0 1983 Western State 21-13 1975 Western State 33-12 1956 Montana 28-13 1939 Northern Colorado 13-0 1984 Southern Utah 18-8 1976 Western State 48-0 ^1954 game forfeited to Western State 1940 Northern Colorado 33-12 1985 Western State 28-23 1977 Western State 46-37 Montana Tech (2-0) 1941 Northern Colorado 20-7 1986 Southern Utah 55-22 1978 Western State 68-21 1979 Western State 41-13 1946 Northern Colorado 12-6 1987 Southern Utah 41-10 Wyoming (0-4) 1980 Western State 33-13 1947 Tie 7-7 1994 Southern Utah 41-26 1925 Wyoming 7-0 Montezuma (NM) (2-0) 1948 Northern Colorado 13-0 1995 Western State 36-8 1926 Wyoming 71-0 1926 Western State 37-2 1949 Western State 34-26 1996 Southern Utah 27-24 1933 Wyoming 6-0 1929 Western State 32-0 1950 Northern Colorado 40-31 2006 Southern Utah 55-3 1956 Wyoming 40-13 Nebraska-Kearney (7-6) 1951 Northern Colorado 39-6 Southwest Oklahoma (2-2) Youngstown State (1-1) 1993 Western State 31-24 1952 Northern Colorado 35-0 1946 SW Oklahoma 19-0 1956 Western State 21-7 1996 Western State 27-24 1953 Western State 25-7 1947 SW Oklahoma 14-7 1957 Youngstown State 25-6 1997 Western State 34-6 1954 Western State 26-2 1948 Western State 12-6 1998 Western State 57-42 1954 Western State 40-6 1949 Western State 19-16 1999 Nebraska-Kearney 23-17 1955 Western State 13-7 St. Mary's of the Plains (0-1) 2000 Nebraska-Kearney 31-13 1955 Western State 48-7 1968 St. Mary's 26-13 2001 Nebraska-Kearney 31-24 1956 Northern Colorado 13-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville (0-3) 2002 Western State 20-3 1957 Western State 14-13 1979 Texas A & I 38-14 2003 Western State 49-41 1958 Northern Colorado 25-6 1992 Texas A & I 22-13 2004 Nebraska-Kearney 27-7 1959 Northern Colorado 49-6 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville 43-7 2005 Nebraska-Kearney 37-12 1960 Tie 0-0 UC Davis (0-1) 2006 Nebraska-Kearney 23-3 1961 Western State 10-8 1995 U.C. Davis 48-3 2007 Nebraska-Kearney 42-18 1962 Northern Colorado 21-10 University of San Diego (0-1) 19 RMAC Football Championship 57 All-TTime Western State Football Roster 1954-Present as found in that year’s media guides A Jim Baldwin 1988 Mitch Bollig 1995-96 Dennis Campbell 1973 Bryan Bales 1978 Frank Bonadies 1967-70 Doug Campbell 1966-67 Jim Abbate 1987-88 Claud Ballard 1961 Sam Bondurant 1960 Nate Campbell 1998-2002 Steve Abbott 1966 Darren Bandman 1992 Brandon Borchardt 2004-07 Josh Campuzano 1996-97 Ron Acker 1958 Ben Bangs 1989-90 Allen Borkowski 1970-73 Tony Cancino 1984-87 Nathan Acrey 2007-08 Brian Banister 1981 Brandon Boss 2001 Jesse Cannon 2001 Greg Adams 1989 Kyle Bancroft 2006 Tom Boston 1967-70 Craig Cansier 1979-80 Jeremy Adams 1993 Tony Banks 1981 Matt Bottoms 2001 Robert Canter 1985 Mark Adams 1971 Dave Banovich 1978-81 Andy Bouchard 1982-85 Jared Card 2008 Casey Adragna 2003-07 Jake Barber 2003 Chaumont Bouknight 2001-04 Corey Carey 1997-99 Garner Agone 1998 Jeff Barnhart 1988-89 Thomas Bouknight 1974-77 Brian Carney 2007 Allan Aguilar 2007-08 Dave Barns 1976-77 Kevin Boundy 1974 Casey Carlquist 1994-95 David Aguilera 1999 Guy Barr 1970-72 Robert Bowen 1965-67 Shea Carr 2007 Karl Aguilera 1967 Paul Barringer 1979 Gene Bower 1958-60 Clint Carlson 1993 Glen Aiken 1971 Charles Barth 1963 Gene Bowers 1961 Derek Carlson 1994 Scott Alamo 2003 Wade Bartlett 1979, 1981-82 Rod Bowers 1966 Glenn Carlson 1971 Justin Albee 2004 Richard Barton 1962 Jim Bowman 1976 Lance Carlson 1990-93 Jesse Albright 1995 Bob Baselice 1980-81 Kevin Bowman 1978 Will Carlson 1993-95 Darrin Alcorn 1995 Michael Bass 1995 Charles Boyd 1999 Jerry Carlton 1979-81 Andres Alers 2007-08 Rob Bassler 1972 Henry Boyd 1957 Lamoine Carmichael 1955-56 Charlie Alexander 2008 Logan Bassuk 2002-03 Sam Boyd 1954-57 Jeff Carnahan 1982 Reggie Alexander 1986 Damjan Bates 2007 Wayne Boyles 1967 Bud Carpenter 1955 Reggie Alexander 1990-92 Lee Bates 1962-63 Theron Bradford 1954-55 Jerry Carpenter 1963-64 Dayne Allbrandt 2007-08 Carl Bauer 1971 David Bradshaw 1994 Shea Carr 2004-06 Larry Alleman 1962 Frank Bauer 1966-68 Kris Bradshaw 1998 Joey Carranco 1999-03 Antonio Alonso 1980 Jeremy Bayens 1991 Miles Bradshaw 2004 Rick Carroll 1968 Colt Alton 1993 David Baylor 2004 Chase Branch 2005 James Carter 1985-86 Jamie Alvarado 1994-97 Michael Beams 1998-99 Andi Braslin 1994 Rick Carter 1970 Dave Alverez 1981 Bill Beard 1976 Dan Brethauer 2005-06 Jim Cartwright 1956-57 David Amelung 1989 Robert Beaver 1985 John Breyel 1980 Jim Carwin 2001 Ted Ammerman 1954 Bill Beck 1970 Chad Briggs 1995 Shane Carwin 1993-97 Bob Anderson 1963 Steve Beck 1982-83 Kenn Briggs 1973-76 Bob Case 1997 Erik Anderson 1971 Ryan Beckman 1997-98 Tom Briggs 1975 Trevor Casey 1999 Grant Anderson 1970 Don Beckworth 2001 Mike Broadnax 2001, 2003-4 Kevin Cassidy 1978-81 Herman Anderson 1974 Dennis Bedford 2004-06 Bernard Brockman 1995 Mike Cassidy 1954-57 Leslie Anderson 1964 Dennis Bedford 2006-08 Andrew Brooks 1985 Tom Casteel 1962-63 Patrick Anderson 2004-05 Jason Beebe 1982 Claude Brooks 1991 Chris Cavaleri 1983 Ryan Anderson 1991 Brian Beehan 1992 Michael Brooks 2001-02 Warren Ceres 1965 Terrance Anderson 1991-93 Phil Berenson 1961 Pat Brougham 1998-99 Matt Cesario 2008 Thomas Angelo 2003-04 Tom Besson 1964-67 Aaron Brown 2003-04 Greg Chambless 1979 Donald Angulo 2002 Dan Belger 2005-06 Cliff Brown 1983 Jim Chaney 1985 Joseph Apodaca 2004 David Bell 1978 Derek Brown 1999-2002 Brody Chapman 1996 Larry Apodaca 1974-76 Eric Bell 1989-92 Ethan Brown 2008 Jay Chapman 1970-73 Doug Appel 1987-90 Seth Bell 1999-03 Evans Brown 1972 John Chapman 1981 Mike Appel 1989, 1991-94 Brian Bollig 2006 Kyle Brown 2007 Larry Chapman 1973 Robert Aranda 1993 Mike Benallo 1991 Gene Brown 1984 Bob Chapparo 1981 James Arbizo 2002 Josh Bendell 1995 Lewis Brown 2003-05 Jeff Chappell 1985 Richard Archuleta 1971 Randy Bentley 1982-84 Rick Brown 1991-94 Kendrick Chatman 1991-92 Jim Arcieri 1971-74 Jason Benton 1996-00 Reggie Brown 1980-81 Juan Chavira 2005 Bob Arends 1975 Reggie Benton 1985 Ryan Brown 2003 Jason Cheever 1990 Calvin Armstrong 1970-71 Jim Benvenga 1973 Veri Brown 1982 Ray Chenault 1973 Ollie Arnone 1955-56 Don Berg 1955 Mike Browne 1984-86 Todd Cherry 2005 Charles Arnwine 1957 Robert Bergan 1974-75 Kelly Bruchez 2003-04 Kyle Chesnick 2006-08 Mario Arrendondo 1999 Steve Berger 1981 Andy Brudwick 2002-04 Rob Childerston 1998-2002 Jarrod Artim 2003 Bill Berghoeffer 1987 Ken Brumit 1965-67 Marc Childs 1981-82 Robert Ashcroft 1954-55 Tim Bergquist 1987-91 Jeff Brunacci 1993-94 Ryan Christie 2001 Jason Assanah 2008 Erik Bernal 1999, 2000-02 Josh Bruning 2005-08 Tony Ciacco 1984-85 David Atkins 1995-96 Frank Bernardoni 1963 Darren Bryan 1990-94 David Cihocki 1967 Danny Atkinson 2006-07 Steve Berninzoni 1997 Adam Bryning 1998-2003 Matt Cinquanta 1989 Mark Atteberry 1994-95 Greg Bernstein 1990 Richard Buck 1958-60 Brian Cirbo 2004 Jerry Atwood 1960 Sean Berry 2003 Will Buckhanon 1991-93 Mike Claboe 1961-62 Steve Atwood 1987-90 Matt Bertsch 1991-94 Dave Buenrostro 1968 Duane Clardy 1994-95 Nate Aue 2008 George Besse 1958-60 Chris Buis 1983-85 Richard Clardy 1991-92 Donnell August 2007-08 Pete Besse 1986-88 William Bulow 1964 Bill Clark 1993-97 Craig Aukland 1999-2000 Brendan Best 2007 Kent Bumgarner 1995 Bradley Clark 1996 Jeremy Aupperlee 2007 Dean Beston 1979 Steve Bunge 1983-84 Chris Clark 2003-07 Joshua Aupperlee 2007 Ty Bevan 1997-99 Patrick Burke 1966-67 Cree Clark 2007 Bill Austin 1987, 1989-90 Rex Bell 1976 Mark Burnett 1985 Ron Clark 1972 JaLen Ayers 2004-08 Mike Bickers 1970 Bill Burns 1974 Travis Clark 2002 Josh Azeltine 2001 Bill Bigsby 1983 Eric Burns 1991 Kern Clarke 2007 Tony Azevedo 1964-65 Gary Bills 1973-74 Shawn Burris 1988-89 Kurt Clay 1992-96 B Gregg Biltoft 1986 Dale Burrows 1958 George Claypool 1958-60 Frank Baca 1981 Erik Birk 1997 Mike Busby 1969-72 Terrence Cleary 1967-68 Nate Baca 2000-04 Bill Black 1978-81 Nick Bushere 2001-04 Mike Clements 1978 Vince Bacevicius 1963 Brian Black 2002-03 Earl Bushey 1954 Barry Clifford 1967 Chris Backstrum 1981-82 Ryan Black 2002-03 Robbie Busmente 1994-95 Ken Clinton 1966 Hugo Baeza 1990-91 Woody Black 1992 Chad Butera 1987-89 Steve Cobb 1973-74 Scott Bagley 1989-91 Budd Blackburn 1978 Jay Butero 1994-95 Nick Coe 2001 Wade Bagely 1992-95 Gary Blackburn 1975-76 Jason Butler 1997 Luke Cogar 2003-05 Jim Bair 2003-05 Jason Blackmon 1998 Trevor Butler 1995-97 Gary Cole 1992 Chuck Bailey 1978 Josh Blaha 2002-03 Trevor Butler 1992 Ryan Cole 2007-08 Damon Bailey 1997 George Blais 1962 Wes Byers 1988-89 Johnny Coleman 1995 Nolan Baily 1997 Justin Blake 1994 Chris Byrd 1990-91 Kai Coleman 1996 Mike Baird 1975 Eric Blanke 1984-88 John Byszewski 1993, 1995 Brenden Condon 2008 Penny Baker 1989 Scott Blanke 1985-86 C Gene Conger 1991-95 Gregory Blazier 2004-05 Mike Connaker 1995-96 Scott Baker 1987 Will Caires 1985-86 Kevin Blue 1981 Luke Connelley 1997-2000 Seth Baker 1995, 1997 Kyle Calkins 1988 Trevor Bobb 2007-08 Dan Conner 1972, 1974-75 Shaunta Baker 1997-98 Gabe Camacho 2004 Dino Bobrick 1980 Matt Conner 1999 Ted Baker 1984 Delbert Cameron 1987 Rick Boccard 1976-77 Tom Conner 1976-78 Zach Baker 2004 Lewis Camp 1977-78 Joel Bochow 1988-92 Ben Connolly 1977 Paul Bakka 2007-08 Arnold Campbell 1984-85 John Bognanno 1988 Matt Connor 1987 Jim Baldassano 1970 Bill Campbell 1988-91 Jim Bohnsack 1983 Kevin Contreras 1996-97 Sean Baldizan 2004 Bill Campbell 1975-78 Brian Bollig 2006-07 Cory Conway 1996 Hudnall Baldwin 1959-60 Bob Campbell 1974 58 19 RMAC Football Championship Andy Cook 1999 Jason Distel 1999 Saipeti Fitivale 1997-98 Tom Gosnell 1987-88 Danny Cooke 1979-80 Todd Dixon 1987 Luke Fitzgerald 1979 Jim Gouge 1974 Casey Coons 1977-78 Willie Dixon 2005 Dave Flanders 1961-62 Max Gould 1978-81 Kevin Coons 1979-80 Chris Dolan 2000 Terry Flannery 1966-68 Barret Grant 2005 Chad Cooper 2005-06 Brian Dolfi 1991-92 Bill Fleming 1970 Melvin Grantham 1956 Matt Cooper 2001 Rico Donaglia 1989 Mike Fletcher 1990-92 Rick Grantham 1963 Jack Cope 1960 Tony Donald 1997-2001 Tyler Flynn 1997, 1999 Matt Grashorn 1996-98 Dusten Copeland 2007-08 Robert Donlon 1997 Roger Folda 1964 Adam Graves 2004 Don Copp 1985 Leonard Dooley 1955-58 Ian Foley 2001 Carlton Graves 1988 Tony Corbo 1960-61 Charles Dotts 1965, 1967 Randy Ford 1993 Curtis Graves 2001-02 Herman Cordova 1966-68 Michael Doubek 2004-06 Ross Ford 1991 Shawn Graves 1988-91 Robert Cordova 2004 Keith Dougharity 1989 Randy Fornecker 1971 Aaron Gray 2003-05 Ryan Corn 1997-99, 2001 Mick Dougharity 1989 Diontea Forrest 2006 Alex Gray 2008 Joe Costanzo 1971 Patrick Dougherty 1964-67 Noah Fouch 2003-07 Tyree Gray 1976 Beau Couch 1988 Mike Doyle 1992 Fritz Fouts 2004 Zach Gray 2005 Ed Coulter 1978 Ben Dozier 1996-97 Stan Fouts 1975 Bob Grenfell 1984, 1986 Mike Coulter 1974-77 Jack Dozier 1956 Chad Fowler 1998-2001 Willie Greene 1997 Luke Cousino 2003 Jordan Drake 2008 Doug Francil 1973 Levi Greenly 2008 Sam Coutts 1993-94 Mark Drake 1965-66, 1968 Bill Francis 1962 Pat Greer 1992-94 Don Covey 1957-60 Brett Drobney 1983-84 John Francis 1954 Alec Griffin 1980 Mike Covington 1972 Jason Dudley 200-08 Matt Frauenfelder 2001 Quentin Griffin 1991 Jeff Cox 1995-96 Jason Duffy 1995-1996 Dennis Fraser 1979, 1981-83 Justin Grimm 2001 Dominic Cozzi 2003 Richard Duke 1958-59 Frank Frazier 1970 Ray Grinvalds 1972 Phil Cozzie 1958-59 Stewart Dulaney 1970 Jack Frazier 1966 Craig Griswold 1989-92 Jeremy Craighead 1999-2003 Josh Dull 1998 Jay Frazier 2008 Chad Groff 1988 Jeff Crane 2001 Dale Dunbar 1980-81 Jeff Frazier 1994 Roger Grogg 1981-83 Jay Cronican 1990-91 Kurtis Dunbar 2007-08 Audre Freeman 1996 Cliff Grohs 1969 Justin Cross 1977-80 Joel Dunning 1979 Issac Freeman 1985 Matt Grooms 1998 Thomas Crowley 2002 Larry Duran 2001 Eric Frickell 1995-97 Karol Grzegorzewski 2002-05 Terry Cruikshank 1976-78 Mike Durkin 1959 Joe Friesmuth 2006-07 Steve Guccione 1997, 1999-2000 Paul Crump 1973 Rick Dutson 1981 Howard Fry 1975-77, 1979 Steve Guess 1987 David Cuevas 1996 Richard Dye 1960 Mike Fukuhara 1970-72 Dennis Guidos 1975 Robert Cuevas 1997 Grant Dykstra 2007-08 Warren Fulbright 1972 Dan Gulbrandsen 1977 Larry Cullins 1968 Stan Dziki 1975-78 Bard Fuller 1995 Ted Gunaka 1959-60 Dale Culver 1991-95 E Richard Furlong 1979 Scott Gundlach 1988-89 Aaron Cummings 1994 John Gunnison 1974-75, 1977 Kevin Early 1994-95 G Brian Cummings 1994-98 John Gurule 2004 Gale Eaton 1966-68 Chip Gaber 1981-84 David Cummings 2003-07 Jerry Gussie 1964, 1966-67 Jason Eaton 1998 Steve Gaber 1982-85 Casey Curran 1993 Francis Gutierrez 1987 Todd Eaton 1982-83 Mark Gabriel 1999 James Curry 1960 Scott Guttman 2005 Chuck Eden 1976 Randy Gabriel 1982 Robert Curry 1963-66 David Guy 1994-98 Nick Edwards 2007-08 Manual Gadlin 2003 Richard Czernicki 1974, 1976 Jeff Guy 1983-85 Ted Efthemeou 1988 Jordan Gage 2003-07 Bob Czillinger 1988 Tyler Gwin 1996-97, 2001 Bruce Eggers 1967 Brandon Galarza 2008 Bill Gwynn 1987 D Doug Egging 1985-87 Clinton Gale 1996-2000 Mike Dagnillo 1972-73 Kris Eisbrenner 1997 Alex Gallegos 1989-90 H Dave Dalbey 1970 David Eisenschenk 2004 Darryl Gallegos 2006 Brendan Haase 2007 Hezekiah Dallas 1963-64 Warren Elbeck 1973 Shannon Gallegos 1997 Steve Haase 1981-83 Derek Damien 1999, 2002-04 Zach Elder 2008 Bob Gamberg 1981 Mike Hacker 1970 Germaine Daniels 2008 Michael Elewonibi 1992 Marvin Gantt 1964-67 Ed Haffner 1980 Tyler Daniels 2007-08 Travis Elliott 2008 Mike Garber 1968-71 Kris Haffner 2003 Zach Daniels 1994-97 Wesley Ellins 2001 Brandon Garcia 1998-2002 Kyle Haffner 2001-03 Brad Danforth 2001-03 Allen Ellison 1954 Dan Garcia 2001 Ricky Hagan 1980 Kevin Daugherty 2008 John Elrod 1985 Joe Garcia 1976 Jon Hagemann 1979 Josh Daughtry 2004-05 Tyrone Elyjah 1983 Sam Garcia 2003 Aaron Haines 1995-99 Josh Davies 2005 Scott Emeson 1984-85 Anthony Gary 1984, 1986 David Hakes 1980-81 Tyrel Davies 2005-06 Chris Emmons 1983-87 Bert Garza 1994-95 Carl Haley 1982-85 Bob Davis 1969, 1971 Justin Eppard 2006 Sam Gaskin 1985 Charlie Hall 1964, 1966-68 Clark Davis 1970-71 Blaine Eppel 2007-08 Fred Gayles 1984-87 Lincoln Hall 1971 Cory Davis 1989-92 Barry Erb 1961 Gene Geer 1954 Thaddeus Hall 1981-82 Jason Davis 1992-96 Mike Eto 1985, 1987-88 Gerald Geeraerts 1964 Kirk Hallam 2003-05 Jason Davis 2003-07 Brandon Euresti 2002-2003 Nathan Gehle 2003-04, 2006 Loren Haller 1972 Jerry Davis 1992-95 Les Evans 1986, 1988 Andy Geiss 1958 Randy Hamburg 1976-79 Joe Davis 1976-79 Jimmy Evans 1996-2000 Donald George 1971 Matt Hamilton 1995-97 Randy Davis 1975 James Evenhoff 1985 Eric Gentile 1988 Daren Hammond 1980-83 Chase Daughety 2001 Dallas Everhart 1977-79 Chris Gentile 1997 John Hampson 1954-56 Casey Day 1993-97 Jeff Eversman 1996 Ryan Gentry 1992-95 John Hancock 1962 Sam Dazzio 1958 Jason Eves 1993-97 Bill Gettman 1990 Doug Handley 1981-82 Tom Deakers 1966 F Sid Gilbreath 1964, 1966 Jack Handy 1954 Joshua Deal 2003 Gerald Gilder 1964-65 Todd Hanenberg 1983-84 Adam Fabbri 1996-98 David Deans 2007 Ross 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1987-88 Gary Rine 1965-67 Jeremy Sears 1999 Roger St. John 1990 Theodore Taylor 2002 Ralph Rispoli 1969 Joe Seitz 1993 John St. Martin 1992 Wolfgang Taylor 1972-75 Bob Rissler 1997 Ramsey Selanders 1990, 1992 Jermaine Stafford 1999, 2001 Ernie Teed 1958-59 Steve Ritter 1998-99 Rocky Selanders 1965-66 John Standish 1983-86 Bill Teerlinck 1997 Tom Ritter 1983-84 Jim Selcke 1965-67 Duane Stands 1962-63 Don Teel 1992-96 Anthony Rivera 1991-92 Tom Semmelbeck 1978-79 Mike Stanis 2000-02 Dan Teglo 1971-74 Reagan Rivera 1983-86 Chris Sendroy 1987 Kevin Stanley 1994-98 Josh Telgman 1996 Dave Robbins 1965 Kass Severson 1999 Ronnie Starika 1997-99 Clarence Temple 1958-60 Bryan Roberts 1993 Owen Sewell 1982-83 Rusty Stark 1993-95 Dan Temple 1961 Lance Roberts 1974 Robert Sewell 1996-97 Larry Starkebaum 1974 Chris Tennant 1984 Odes Roberts 1973 Willie Seymore 1982 Brad Starnes 1976 Gene Tepp 1956-57 Tyler Robertson 2006-08 Cory Shaffer 2001 Coleman Starnes 1959-60 Gary Terrell 1959 Nate Robinson 1990-94 John Shalong 1980 Bob Stecklein 1963 Charles Thatch 1989 Waleed Robinson 1995, 1997-99 Travis Shaver 1996 Rich Stecklein 1963 Jim Thatcher 1992-95 Bret Roby 1988-90 Brian Sheckler 2004-05 Donald Steel 1957 Tim Thenell 1991-94 Steve Rodgers 1970 Jeff Sheehan 1992 Dennis Steenbergen 1988 Jim Thiekle 1982-85 Joe Rodriguez 1987-88 Greg Sheldon 1978 Terry Steenburgen 1968-69 Mo Thigpen 1981-82 Pete Rodriquez 1961-63 Brett Shelton 2004 Daniel Steiler 1996 Anthony Thomas 1985 Brandon Roe 2002-06 Will Shellabarger 1999 Ray Stepan 1965-66 Ted Thomas 1987 Davion Rogers 2008 Dave Shepard 1987 Matt Stephens 1998-99 Patrick Thomassey 1967 Hal Rogers 1975-76 Neil Sherbeyn 1991-94 Geoff Sterner 2003 Arthur Thompkins 1976 Mark Rogers 2005 Phil Sheridan 1955-56 Mark Stevens 1982-83 Charlie Thompson 1977-79 Carl Romano 1965-66 Shawn Shiflett 1981 Kenny Steward 1988-89 Jay Thompson 1984-87 Jake Romero 2005 Steve Shine 1972 Donte Stewart 1993-97 Mark Thompson 1997 Lucas Romero 1997-2000 Mike 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62 19 RMAC Football Championship Dennis Uhl 1970 Scott Walker 1982-83 Max Wheeler 1954-55 Brian Woller 1996-99 Jon Ullrich 2006-07 Greg Wall 1981-85 Todd Wheeler 1986-88 Andy Wood 1994 Igor Umansky 1969 Collin Wallace 2006-07 Doug Whipple 1984 Ben Wood 1999 Steven Ungphakorn 1994 Jim Wallace 1978-81 Tyrone Whipple 1985-87 Cody Wood 2001 Stan Urban 1974 Keith Wallin 1990-91 Greg Whisler 1988-92 Robert Woodruff 1988-89 Robert Urquhart 1984, 1986 Ryan Walstrom 2007-08 Rusty Whitcomb 1975-77 Jerry Woods 1961 Rodney Utley 1991-92 Steve Waltman 1972-73 Chad White 1996 Bill Woodward 1978-81 V John Walton 1959 Dan White 1980 Greg Woolf 1986 James Wanser 1983-84 Les White 1964 Jason Worrell 1985 John Vaglienti 1954-55 Kirk Wanzer 1971 Scott Whitworth 1988 Corey Wozny 1992 Leni Vaimagalo 1996-98 Derek Ward 2001-02 Allen Whorton 1969 Jon Wren 1992-93 Brandon Vairma 1998 Mick Ward 1982-86 Mike Wicker 1997 Chris Wright 1995 David Valance 2003 Rich Ward 1989 Phillip Wicks 1973-76 Garrett Wright 2004-07 Mark Valdez 2001 Bill Warner 1954 Drew Wiedner 2005 Jim Wright 1963 John Valikonis 1989 Erik Warner 1985 Chris Wiggs 1984 Ken Wright 1959, 1962 Bill Van Buskirk 1956-57 Cedric Warren 1999-2000 Bob Wiig 1976 Rodney Wright 1986 Russell Van Camp 1965 Fred Warren 1968-71 Tanner Wilcox 2008 Sean Wright 2003 James Van Cura 1982 Maurice Warren 1960-61 Robert Wilczek 1957 Steve Wrzesinske 1988-89 Eddie Vandertook 1966 Richard Warren 1955 Gene Wilder 1972 Joe Wuebben 1994-98 Cory VanderVeen 2007 Robert Washington 2005 Anthony Wilkerson 1987-91 Mike Wurtz 1976-78 Charlie Van Gelder 1978 Fred Wasinger 1968 Jeff Wilkerson 2007 Patrick Wyckoff 2002-04 Robert Van Gorder 2003 Lane Wasinger 2006 Bruce Willett 1963 Bill Wyman 1987 Bill Vanney 1964-65 Lane Wasinger 2007 Bob Williams 1971 Alex Wynn 1999 Eddie Vanscoy 1954 Mark Watkins 1978 Brett Williams 1993 Mark Vansickle 1990 Y Jonathan Watson 2003-06 Clarence Williams 1965 Donald Vanzo 1965-68 Travis Yamashita 1987-88 Matt Watson 1996-97 Dave Williams 1967-70 Pou Vaouli 2005 Edward Yankowich 1971 Pete Watson 1985-86 Duke Williams 2005-08 Pete Varela 1995 John Yankowich 1964-66 Sheldon Watson 1983 Greg Williams 2002 John Vargas 1987 Phil Yearous 2003-04 Mike Watt 1987-91 Matt Williams 1997-99 Andy Vargo 1961-62 John Yenney 1991-92 Randy Watts 2001-02 Mike Williams 1991-93 Doyce Vaughn 1959 Thomas Yizar 1965 Jason Wayman 1998-2002 Ryan Williams 1998-99 Mark Verna 1984-87 Garth Yorton 1961-64 Ron Weakland 1976-77 Seth Williams 1994-96 George Verplank 1977-80 Corey Young 2005 Todd Weakley 1988 Steve Williams 1967-70 Paul Vickers 1989-93 Eric Young 1998-99 Wayne Weaver 1985 Terry Williams 1968-71 Frank Villagrana 2001 Jason Young 1995-98 Melvin Webb 1962 Jeffery Williamson 1980-83 Dave Villani 1975-78 Josh Young 1999 Ryan Webb 2008 Brian Wilman 1981 Josh Vine 2001 Justin Young 1997 Shane Webb 1983 Bradley Wilson 1969 Jerome Vinet 1997 James Younger III 1995-96 Ted Webber 1989-90 Chris Wilson 1989 Paul Vinnola 1967 Greg Weber 1990 Clyde Wilson 1963-65 Z Mel Vogel 1954 Skyler Webster 2006-07 Corey Wilson 2006-07 Francis Zadrozny 1960-61 Steve Vogt 1982-83 Kent Weidlich 1979 Jeff Wilson 1962 Louis Zagorski 1966-67 John Volk 2002 Joe Weigel 1985-86 Jeremy Wilson 1996 Charles Zahradka 1970 Dave Vondy 1997-98 James Weir 1968 Matt Wilson 2004-07 Mike Zamora 1978 Bernard Voor Vart 1968 Jason Weitzel 1996 Todd Wilson 1984-87 Bob Zanetell 1954-55 W Tyler Welch 2007 Eric Wiltse 2001 Frank Zanetell 1956-57 Michael Wade 1983-86 Stayton Weldon 1960 Mike Winant 1964-67 Tim Zareck 1981-82 Keith Wakefield 1973 Troy Welker 1989 Harvey Windsor 1967 Brendan Zink 2004-08 Herb Waldrop 1964 Shane Werley 1992-94 David Withrow 1987-89 Nick Zissimos 2008 Anthony Walker 1990 Brent Werner 1992-96 Paul Witty 1980 Buck Zudnall 1955 Jeff Walker 1984-88 Gary West 1980 Larry Wizdom 1957 Russell Zullo 1986 Jerry Walker 1980 Larry West 1987 Joe Wofford 1987-89 Bobby Zuniga 2000 Luke Walker 2001-04 Mike West 1999-2003 Michael Wogee 1971 Pat Walker 1998-2002 Steve West 1981-82 Marshall Wollum 2007-08

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19 RMAC Football Championship 63 Robertson earns Champion, Leadership and Responsibility Scholarship recipient Western State senior 3.78 GPA in Exercise and football player Tyler Sport Science. He plans on Robertson has been named becoming a teacher after he the recipient of the graduates. Champion Leadership and Since coming to Responsibility Scholarship Western as a freshman, presented by Colorado Robertson has been involved Beverage Distributing, Inc. in the football program and The scholarship is Student-Athlete Advisory designed to develop and Council (SAAC). recognize championship Through his extracurric- individuals that are outstand- ular activities, Robertson has ing athletes, outstanding stu- been involved in emergency dents and leaders among deer feeding, community their peers that demonstrate clean-up, make-a-wish foun- responsibility in all dimen- dation, and attends other sions. The award is a $2,500 scholarship. WSC athletic events. "Tyler Robertson is an outstanding “Robertson is a leader and a hard young man," Western State Athletic worker,” WSC Head Football Coach Pat Director Greg Waggoner said. "We are Stewart said. “He will be a big contributor confident that he will represent this schol- to the success that our football program arship and all that it stands for very well. has on the offensive end this year.” We look forward to continuing to obtain Robertson’s overall WSC Career stats the funding for this very valuable leader- include 323 passing yards for one touch- ship program, which represents all that down, 88 rushing yards on 36 attempts Western State College student-athletes for two touchdowns and recorded 42 are all about." tackles. Robertson is a wide receiver for the The inaugural recipient in 2007 was Western State football team. In 2007 he Western State football player Jordan appeared in nine games, rushed for 88 Gage. yards on 36 attempts for two touch- downs. He also threw the ball for 323 yards for one touchdown. The Denver, Colo., native has a

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Use Mountaineer Athletics to advertise and market your business to thousands of poten- tial customers at very reasonable prices considering the total exposure vs annual cost. All revenues produced by WSC Athletics support our student-athletes through scholar- ships and other similar needs that facilitate a positive co-educational experience for the student-athletes and provide a nationally competitive athletic program for the Gunnison Valley while contributing to a $15 Million annual economic impact to the Valley.

General Corporate Partnership Program…………$1,000 levels up to $10,000 levels Between 83,000 and 600,000 Total Impressions Annually Includes banners in Mountaineer Bowl, signs in Paul Wright Gym, logos on the WSC Athletic Web-Site, electronic message board appearances, P.A. announcements, All-Sports passes, VIP Hospitality Passes, reserved parking, Reserved seating, Radio and newspaper exposure, listing in game programs and more. Under some levels are branded events, logos on game program cover and prominent home page web-site advertising (150,000 hits annually). There is also a $25,000 corporate partner package that may be considered for the client that fits compatibly.

Ask for a full Corporate Partner Program Packet

Mountaineer Bowl Scoreboard Advertising………………..$500 to $3,000 levels Well over 15,000 Direct Impressions from Events and Many More Through Indirect Visibility Based on availability

Ask for a full Scoreboard Advertising Program Packet

Paul Wright Gym Score Table Advertising…………………………………..$3,000 Approximately 11,000 prominent impressions Displayed at all Home Volleyball, Men's and Women's Basketball and Wrestling Events

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WSC Athletic Web-Site Advertising……………………….$1,000 to $5,000 levels Approximately 150,000 Hits Annually Includes opportunities for sponsorship for "Athlete of the Week" "Question of the Week" and more

Check out the web-site at www.wscathletics.com

74 19 RMAC Football Championship WSC Home Athletic Event Worker Shirt/Jacket Advertising……………$5,000 Over 18,000 Total "one-time" Impressions

Ask for Event Worker Advertising Proposal

WSC T-Shirt Sponsor………………………………………………..……$1000 to $5,000 "Game Day T-shirts worn by WSC Residence Life Staff and T-Shirt give-a-ways at home athletic events "The Zoo" t-shirts worn by our rowdy student fans, "Mid-Night Madness, National Student-Athlete Day, summer camps and more---significant exposure"

WSC Home Athletic Event Advertising………………………….....………..……...$300 Approximately 20,000 Impressions Through Home Events

Company Logo is displayed with other similar advertiser's logos in Paul Wright Gym at all home events and traffic through Paul Wright Gym

Special Event Sponsorship………………………………………………..$100 to $7,000 Special Event advertising can be exposed directly to several hundred individuals at the event and several thousand through the promotions of the event.

Title sponsorships when available range from $4,000 to $7,000. However, table sponsorships at the annual Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame, Crab Feed/Auction Dinner, hole sponsorships at the annual golf tournament and other similar sponsorships range between $100 and $350.

All-Sport Pocket Schedule Card Sponsor…………………………………..$500 Ask about these opportunities

For further information call the Western State College Athletic Department at 970-943-2079 or e-mail Greg Waggoner, WSC Athletic Director at [email protected]

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