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For more Information on Washburn For more Football, please contact:University ’Bod Facts 2003 Opponents 2003 Season Outlook The Washburn View Washburn The 2 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide M outlets covering theIchabods. releases available from accredited topersonnel media andthrough weekly the Washburn InformationOffice Sports deadline ofJuly7, 2003.Additionalinformationisavailable in the Ichabods.Materialinguidewas current asoftheprinting whofollow andfans informationpersonnel sports editors, sports is intendedtoprovide broadcasters, informationforwriters, in theBianchinoPavilion onthewest sideofYager Stadiumon entranceofYagerat thenorthwest Stadium.Allmediaseatingis are available attheWill 90minutespriortokickoff Callwindow director, Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas66621. Credentials information GeneCassell,sports ed mediaoutletsby contacting [email protected]. may e-mailtheSIDoffice x1791; Fax: 785.231.1091. You Friday. Phone:785.231.1010 to 5p.m.,Monday though are from hours 8a.m. Office Allied HealthCenter. 200 D-EofthePetro is locatedinroom No. Information Office University Sports sides ofthebowl. andsouth north is locatedonthe pus. Mediaparking in thecenterofcam- Allied HealthCenter west ofthePetro Moore Bowl islocated Avenue. Yager Stadiumat of 21st Street andWashburn Topeka, Kan.,attheintersection ICHABODS’ TRAVEL ITINERARY Return: Leave: MissouriState Northwest 4,2003 Oct. Return: Leave: UniversityEmporia State 20,2003 Sept. Return: Leave: Langston University 6,2003 Sept. Washburn University The 2003Washburn University FootballMediaGuide Media Credentials The Washburn EDIA University Oct. 4at10 a.m. Sept. 20at10:30 a.m. Sept. 6at10:30 a.m. Oct. 4following game Sept. 20following game Sept. 6following game I NFORMATION are available from accredit- topersonnel is in Return: Leave: Missouri Western State Nov. 8,2003 Return: Phone: 417-883-6550 Lodging: Leave: Southwest BaptistUniversity 18,Oct. 2003 College 65804 Mo. Glenstone, Springfield, Nov. 8at8:30a.m. Oct. 17 at2p.m. Nov. 8following game Oct. 18 following game Clarion, 3333South Information Office. Interviews duringtheweek canbearrangedby callingtheSports request, tothepress box orgathered forinterviews. onthefield team immediatelyfollowing thegame. Players willbebrought, by hisbriefmeetingwiththe available after tomediapersonnel before eachgame. Office at least one week in advance. One courtesy linewillbe atleastoneweek inadvance. Onecourtesy Office should make broadcast Information requests through theSports in thepress box. atleastoneweek before thegame datetoensure aseat Office Information theSports basis andspaceislimited.Pleasecontact the thirdlevel. Press box spaceisreserved onagame-by-game Postgame Interviews withCoachCraigSchurig Radio Stations Stations Radio made available to the official station ofeachvisiting station made available totheofficial team. Additional stations wishingtobroadcast team. Additionalstations mugs of opposing schools courtesy ofeachrespective mugs ofopposingschoolscourtesy Washburn University photographer. Coachesandplayer Campus photoswere provided by Peggy Clark, must install theirown line. must install by the taken by Cassell.Additional actionphotoswere taken Cassell, LouisaSchurigandAdrianneCollie. information director. Thebookwas editedby Regina Guide was writtenanddesignedby GeneCassell,sports CREDITS Players’ mugshotsandsomeactionphotoswere also The 2003Washburn University FootballMedia wishing tobroadcast from Yager Stadium their storiesare available inBianchino Telephone linesfor writers statistics andgame notesforeach statistics Topeka Capital-Journal Capital-Journal Topeka Pavilion. There are plentyoftele- game program andlineups,plus ries and photographers towireries andphotographers sto- tofile phone linesforwriters photos. Media Services team. Halftime stats are stats team. Halftime Association ofAmerica. Information Directors sion oftheCollegeSports nation inthecollegedivi- was judgedseventh inthe Football MediaGuide(left) Columbia, Mo. by Kelly Press, Inc.of department. information school’s sports ments are available The 2002Washburn The guidewas printed provided aswell as Systems. Refresh- Systems. bysystem MRR Scorebook computer the Automated Statistics are kept on play summary. andaplay-by- stats individual andteam and ChrisDenies include a to file are . Washburn Ichabod Football 3 ODS ‘B 2003 Media Guide OVERING THE C WIRE SERVICES Associated Press (Kansas City) 800.852.4844 Fax 816.421.3590 MO 64108 Pershing, Kansas City, West 215 Sportsticker 800.367.8935 800.336.0383 Fax TELEVISION STATIONS (Channel 27 • NBC) KSNT 785.582.3230 785.273.9075 Fax KS 66601 2700, Topeka, Box P.O. Sports Leo Doyle Director: KTKA (Channel 49 • ABC) 785.273.4949 785.273.9075 Fax KS 66601 2229, Topeka, Box P.O. Sports Marty Director: Carpenter • CBS) WIBW (Channel 13 785.272.7030 Fax 785.271.0418 KS 66601 Topeka, 119, Box P.O. Sports Mark Ewing Director: KMAJ (1440 AM) / KTOP (1490 AM) (1490 KTOP AM) / KMAJ (1440 785.272.1196 Fax 785.272.6219 KS 66606 Topeka, 7th St., SW 5301 Manns Sports Mike Director: FM) FM) / KDVV (100.3 KMAJ (107.7 785.272.1196 Fax 785.272.6219 KS 66606 Topeka, SW 7th St., 5315 Manns Sports Mike Director: FM) WIBW (580 AM / 97.3 785.297.9797 785.272.3536 Fax KS 66601 Topeka, 119, Box P.O. Sports Department: Eric Peterson KWIC (99.3 FM) 785.232.0993 785.232.9993 Fax KS 66611 800 SW Jackson, Topeka, Sports Director RADIO STATIONS Washburn Review (weekly) Review Washburn 785.233.3211 Fax 785.231.1035 KS 66621 SW College, Topeka, 1700 Sports Editor Hutchinson News (daily) Hutchinson News 800.766.5772 Fax 316.662.4186 Hutchinson KS, 67504 190, Box P.O. Sports Editor Great Bend Tribune (daily) Great Bend Tribune 316.792.1211 Fax 316.792.8381 Bend, KS 67530 Great Forest, 2021 Sports John Mesh Editor: Wichita Eagle-Beacon (daily) 800.825.6397 Fax 316.268.6536 Wichita, KS 67201 825 East Douglas, Adam Knapp Small College Beat Writer: Salina Journal (daily) 785.827.6363 Fax 785.827.6060 779, Salina, KS 67401 Box P.O. 800.827.6363 Kansas City Star (daily) 816.234.4355 Fax 816.234.4360 MO 64108 Kansas City, Grand Ave., 1729 Boyce David Small College Beat Writer: PRINT Capital-Journal (daily) Topeka 785.295.1188 Fax 785.295.1230 66607 KS Jefferson, Topeka, 616 1.800.777.7171 Sports Editor: Kurt Caywood Corbitt Ken WU Beat Writer: 785.295.1123 4 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide A BOUT W ASHBURN Association ofCongregational andChurches Ministers issued by theStateofKansasandGeneral of Kansas. A two-story brickbuildingonthenortheast of Kansas.Atwo-story corner of10th Streets andJackson was soonerected and the first classes began in January 1866. classesbegan inJanuary and thefirst In1868, the schoolwas renamed Washburn College,inrecognition ofa$25,000donationby IchabodWashburn, a church deaconandresident ofWorcester, Mass. 1865 whenTopekan Col.JohnRitchiedonateda160- began in1872, placein1874. withoccupancytaking Forthe southwest ofthecity. building Constructiononthefirst acre site,whichatthetimewas aconsiderabledistance February 1865February asLincolnCollegeby acharter next two decades,collegePresident conducted Peter McVicar an aggressive development campaign. His efforts resultedan aggressive in development campaign. Hisefforts which characterizedthecampus forthenext90years. limestonestructures ofnumerous Victorian the establishment The university wasThe university granted apermanentlocationin was a School of Fine Arts andamedicalschool,whicheducatedphysicians until1913.was aSchoolofFineArts During the next three decades structures such as the Mulvane Art Museum,Benton During thenextthree decadesstructures suchastheMulvane Art ished. TheWashburn communityrallied toric buildingsoncampus were demol- Hall andWhitingFieldHousewere Expansion of the school was constant. TheSchoolofLawExpansion oftheschoolwas was constant. organized in1903, as added tothecampus. InJune1966, a tornado struckTopeka andseveral his- and financial support from friendsand support and financial alumni madepossibletherebuilding of ing years. Today,ing years. facilities university many duringthecom- schoolfacilities offer more thanonemillionsquare feet offer of modern academic and support space. of modernacademicandsupport In 1941, thecitizensofTopeka Washburn University in was established Washburn Ichabod Football 5 ASHBURN W 2003 Media Guide BOUT A Academic Majors Alphabetical BBA, MBA Accounting, List of Majors C, AAS,Addiction Counseling, BAS C, BAS Administrator, Home Adult Care AS, BHS Allied Health C, BA Anthropology, Art BA History, Art*, BA, BFA Banking, AAS Biology*, BA,BS MBA Business Administration, B.Ed Business Education, C Cardiac Sonography, Chemistry*, BA,BS MA Clinical Psychology, Communication, BA Science, BS Information Computer Systems, Information AA,Computer BA, BS Administration, MCJ Correctional Criminal Justice, AA, BSCJ Criminal Justice, MCJ Curriculum and Instruction, M.Ed. AAS # Design Technology, C Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Early Childhood Education, AA, B.Ed Economics, BA Economics, BBA Education, M.Ed. Educational Administration, M.Ed Elementary Education, B.Ed BA English*, Finance, BBA Food Service, AA # BA French*, General Business, BBA General Science, BS C General Sonography, German*, BA AAS,Gerontology, BAS C, AS Health Information Technology, Health Services Administration, BHS History*, BA Human Services, C, AAS, BAS and Performing Arts,Humanities and Creative AA AAS # Industrial Technology, BIS Studies, Integrated Special Education, M.Ed. Interrelated Enforcement, MCJ Law JD Law, C, AA Studies, Legal MLSLiberal Studies, Management, BBA BBA Marketing, Mass Media, BA Mathematics*, BA, BS Medical Imaging , BHS BS Medical Technology, Mental Health and Disabilities, AAS, BAS Military C Studies, and Strategic Music Education, BM Music Performance, BM Music, BA AA Science and Mathematics, Natural C, AAS, Management, Non-Profit asso- BAS (in ciation with Public Administration) Nursing, BSN Office Administration C, AA # BA Philosophy, Education*, BA, B.Ed Physical Assistant, Therapy Physical AS BA, BS Physics*, Science, BA Political Pre-Dentistry Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Theology Medicine Pre-Veterinary BA, MA Psychology*, Public Administration, C, BP Public Health Nursing, C Purchasing, C, AAS # C Radiation Therapy, AS Radiologic Technology, Reading, M.Ed. BA Religious Studies, AS Respiratory Therapy, RN Articulation, BSN RN Refresher School Nurse Certification, C Secondary Education (see note) BSW Social Work, MSW Social Work, BA Sociology, Spanish*, BA Art,Studio BA Administration, BAS Technology BA Theatre, C Sonography, Vascular Victim/Survivor Services, C, AAS, BAS Services, AAS,Youth BAS * Denotes fields in which Secondary Education teaching certificates available. are listed after are Degrees majors (C=Certificate of Completion) Area with Kaw # Denotes joint programs School Technical Dr. Farley holds a degree in finance and holds a degree Farley Dr. Serving on local and state boards has for out- of awards He is the recipient authored numerous articles numerous authored and books on finance and accounting. accounting, an MBA, and a Ph.D. in Higher the Education Administration - all from of Oklahoma. University He is Farley. been a priority for Dr. always Chamber of of the Topeka past president on the board of Commerce. He has served American Cancer directors of Red Cross, and eco- Way United Scouts, Boy Society, corporations including nomic development Go Topeka. standing contributions in public service, accounting, and higher education. Jerry became Farley the 14th President of President the 14th in University Washburn an following 1997 in career extensive finance and business affairs at several Oklahoma higher edu- Washburn provides broadly-based liberal arts provides and profes- Washburn Dr. Jerry B. Farley Jerry Dr. President University cation institutions. Aside from a full sched- cation institutions. Aside from Farley Dr. responsibilities, ule of Washurn speaks the United around and teaches to Higher on topics related States Management Education Finance, Auditing, and has and Leadership. He is a C.P.A. and chair of the board been the president stateof several and national professional or co- He has authored organizations. endorsed Washburn by voting by endorsed Washburn to establish univer- a municipal supported in partsity, the by a local by city and governed the In 1952, regents. board of Regents Board of Washburn officially of changed the name the school to Washburn In 1999, of Topeka. University the university's primary funding city property from moved was taxto county sales tax sources, with the school retaining status of the state.as a municipal subdivision In addition to local financial support, the by been coordinated which have state funds since 1961, has received Washburn its by is governed Washburn since 1991. Kansas Board of Regents nine member Board of Regents. own certificate, asso- than 190 more sional education through master's and juris doctor pro- ciate, baccalaureate, Arts the College of through grams and Sciences and Business, Nursing and Applied the Schools of Law, percent of the faculty Ninety-seven hold Studies. in available a doctorate or the highest degree their discipline. 6 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide W in Topeka. Chairman serving hissecondyear onthecommittee lastseason. Texas. hisdoctorateatNorth and iscurrently finishing degree. Texas Heearnedamaster’sinjournalismfrom North of arts in1982. coordinator (1978-80). director since 1980.the associateandassistant Heheldthepostofevent Texas.University ofNorth Hewas thedirector oftheColiseum(1987-90) was ty teamswon three aconference years. titleinhisfinal including largeincreases inticket funding.All10 salesandscholarship varsi- nearlytripleditsoutsiderevenue,Hills tenure, theathleticsdepartment Fitness Center, a172,000 square foot,$10.2 millionfacility. DuringhisBlack team andtheraisingoffundsforathleticscholarships. Athletics Director Ferre’ Athletics Loren Craig Schurig Bob Chipman Men’s Hoops Men’s Steve Anson ASHBURN Ferre’ andhiswifeSarah, have CaitlinandHope, reside two daughters, CentralRegional Division IIMen’sBasketball South Ferré istheNCAA Ferre’ isa 1971 graduate ofTexas ChristianUniversity, earningabachelor atBlackHillsState,Ferre’ spent17Before joiningthestaff atthe years While atBHSU, Ferre’ was alsodirector oftheDonaldE.Young Sports Baseball Football A THLETICS Volleyball 29-5 14-2 1st NCAA Rnd.32 NCAA Rnd.32 NCAA Rnd.32 NCAA 1st None 2nd Nationals None NCAA T3rd 14-2 6-0 2nd 3-2 8th 1st EliteEight NCAA 13-5 Rnd.32 NCAA 34-2-2 29-5 3-6 None 20-5 1st 14-7 34-14 112-37 1st Volleyball 7th 15-3 Tennis-W 3-8 15-3 13-18 Tennis-M Softball Golf 27-3 Football 21-27 25-5 Basketball-W Basketball-M Baseball T T e o establishment ofastrong IchabodClubsupport establishment ing atthetopofhislist. fund-rais- anddepartmental increasing scholarships sincearrivingoncampus. Hehasput department ed many internal changeswithintheathletic S.D. Ferre’ isadynamicleaderwhohasimplement- ment atBlackHillsStateUniversity inSpearfish, of1996letics inFebruary asix-year appoint- after a t a m At Washburn, inthe Ferre’ hasbeen instrumental Loren Ferre’ becameWashburn’s director ofath- l s Doug Hamilton 2002-03 Season Flashback Season 2002-03 Overall athletic department athletic Overall Golf winning percentage - .720 - percentage winning O 2 v 8 e r 8 a - l 1 l

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F i n i s h Department at785.231.1135.Department special events. andother monthly luncheons,thekick-off party golf tournaments,theIchabod Clubnewsletter, program are available through pregame parties, tobecomeinvolvedboosters withtheIchabodClub full extentallowable by law. deductibletothe totheIchabodClubare tax gifts purpose.All orsomeotherspecific sport specific and board)unlessthecontributionisrestricted toa room women student-athletes(tuition,fees,books, toyoung menand assistance vide thescholarship athletes. aidtoourstudent- scholarship to continueoffering Fund contributions totheIchabodClubScholarship the past20years. ence inthelives ofWashburn student-athletesfor drive andmakingadiffer- the annualscholarship Ichabod Clubhasplayed amajor role insupporting toitsathleticprograms. inthe Membership port For more information,call theWashburn Athletic foralumni,friends,parents and Opportunities The missionoftheIchabodClubissimply topro- Washburn Athletics dependsupontheannual Women’s Soccer Women’s P o Tim Collins s t s e a s o n vides financial sup- vides financial Athletics andpro- Washburn University topromote works is aboosterclubthat The IchabodClub Women’s Hoops Women’s Ron McHenry Chris Herron Lisa Carey Volleyball Softball Washburn Ichabod Football 7 UCCESS S Of 186 Of 186 Of 186 Of 186 Of 186 Overall Overall 2003 Media Guide 14 51 36 99 44 Number of of 5/21/03 2002-03 MIAA (.720) 2.98 THLETIC Won-loss record of Won-loss Cumulative Athletic Cumulative Honor Roll Members A Department Grade Point all-MIAA Athletic Honors Student-Athletes, number Student-Athletes, number Student-Athletes, number who had 3.5 GPA or higher who had 3.5 GPA or higher who had 4.0 GPA who had 3.0 GPA or higher who had 3.0 GPA Commissioner’s AcademicCommissioner’s Average as of Spring 2003 Average Student-Athletes to receive 288-112 By the numbersBy the Washburn Athletic Teams as Athletic Teams Washburn 99 55 66 88 99 88 ASHBURN 11 00 99 99 88 11 ...... 33 33 22 22 22 33

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ee ee ee Washburn teams excel on and off and on courts the excel teams Washburn TT TT TT Football Football MIAA (8th) 3-8 / 3-6 • MIAA Eric Roth First Team: • MIAA Tim Watts Second Team: Sam Sissom, Mention: Dustin Hickel, • Honorable Pierce, Grant Gould, Joe Kevin Benning, DaWight Corcoran Sam Sissom • MIAA Year: of the Freshman • MIAA Joe Honor Roll: Commissioner’s Academic Chris Dustin Hickel, Flowler, Kyle Allison, Matt Durler, Nick Smith, Meyer, Blake Huelsman, Jonathan Mayes, Young, Derek Tim Watts, Adam Toby, Eric Taylor, Zandevakili Andre Offensive Receiver: Wide • D2Football.com Freshman Sam Sissom Defense:• D2Football.com Freshman Linebacker Grant Gould Eric Roth • D2Football.com First Team: Mention All-America:• D2Football.com Honorable Eric Roth All-Region Defense: Eric Roth First• Daktronics Team All-Star Game: Eric Roth Senior • Cactus Bowl MVP: Dustin• Offensive Team Hickel Team• Defensive MVP: Joe Corcoran Volleyball (1st) 29-5 / 14-2 first • Won MIAA Championship • Made first NCAA Tournament National Appearance Chris Herron • Coach of the Year: Dani McHenry • First Team: Kersting, Lindsey Alecia Barron, • Second Team: Anna Neufeld • Honorable Mention: Susan Crooks, Mary Fisher Coaches Association First • American Volleyball Kersting Lindsey Team: Coaches Association Second • American Volleyball Anna Neufeld Team: All-South Central Division II First• Daktronics Team Region: Dani McHenry MVP: Dani McHenry • Team Men’s Basketball MIAA (1st) 25-5 / 15-3 7th MIAA• Won Championship • All-MIAA Ryan Murphy First Team: Clifton• All-MIAA Manny Second Team: Ryan • All-South Central Region Second Team: Murphy • MIAA Commissioners’ Ryan Honor Roll: Academic Matt Tinsley Meitner, J.P. Tomlins, 20th 20-win • Head Coach Bob Chipman recorded season MVP: Ryan Murphy • Team Basketball Women’s MIAA (1st) 30-4 / 15-3 2nd MIAA• Won Championship Championship 2nd MIAA• Won Tournament • MIAA Crystal Player: Most Valuable Walker • MIAA Crystal First Team: Walker • MIAA Carissa Goeglein Second Team: Crystal• MIAA of the Year: Walker Player Defensive Crystal• All-South Central Region First Team: Walker McHenry Ron • WBCA Region 6 Coach of the Year: Crystal• WBCA All-Region 6 Team: Walker • WBCA All-Star Game: Crystal Walker All-American: Third Team • Daktronics/CoSIDA Crystal Walker 8 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide graduate work atKansas.Shehasason,Preston. mittees. a memberofWashburn’s Faculty Athletics andFinancialAidcom- andiscurrently amemberofthebudgetcommittee.Sheis MIAA ofthe Sheisapast secretary/treasurer report. analysis financial ResearchCommitteefordeveloping a committee oftheNCAA LiaisonCommitteeandhasserved onasub- Professional Sports national committees.Sheiscurrently amemberoftheNCAA women’s administrator. letic director. Shealsocurrently serves senior astheuniversity’s interim director ofathleticsduringthenationalsearchforanath- Duringthe1995-96staff. academicyear, Deggingerserved asthe trainingroom, equipment room andPetrooffice, maintenance Alyssa. Alyssa. and hiswifeJanishave fourchildren; Brian,Patrick,Jennaand MedicineofTopeka. ClinicandSports with theOrthopedic Steve athletictrainer fortheJayhawks from 1977assistant to1979. the University ofKansasin1980. Icealsoserved asagraduate College inDodgeCity, Kan.,in1977 andearnedhismaster’sfrom the prevention ofWUstudent-athletes. andrehabilitation tion ofthePetro AlliedHealthCenterasavaluable resource for Trainer Athletic Head Ice Steve Director Athletics Assistant Degginger Janet W Degginger isa1967 graduate ofWashburn andhasdonepost- Degginger hasserved onseveral university, conference and In additiontohisdutiesatWashburn, inconjunction Iceworks Ice received hisbachelor’sdegree ofthePlains from St. Mary Washburn Sports Information Office Information Sports Washburn ASHBURN Gene Cassell Information Sports Director nel in the administrative office, ticket nel intheadministrative office, ment. Inaddition,shesupervisesperson- ofthedepart- affairs ness andfinancial managing andmonitoringallofthebusi- In thatcapacity, sheisresponsible for in 1987 director ofathletics. asassistant director. year asWashburn’s athletics assistant athletics training staff hasseentheaddi- athletics trainingstaff Bethlehem, Penn. Athletic Trainer atLehighUniversity in two-year assignmentastheAssociate Blues programs of1982 inthefall a after University. Head Athletic Trainer atWashburn Steve his22ndyear asthe Iceenters A Janet Deggingerisenteringher16th Degginger returned toheralmamater During Ice’stenure atWashburn, the Ice tookover theIchabodsandLady tions of Washburn’s nine athleticteams, Northwest. mediaoutlets whileat university andonthree InformationOffice Sports Cassellworkeding. At Northwest, inthe accompanied withaminorinbroadcast- a BachelorofSciencein journalism State University, where hegraduated with 1997 graduate Missouri from Northwest Mo.,native anda Cassell isaMarshall, inDecember1998. starting Director after season asWashburn Information Sports THLETIC Besides hisoverseeing themediarela- full Gene Cassellisenteringhisfifth S TAFF ence fiction andphysical fitness. ence fiction of theAEMA. District Director oftheAEMAsince1993. in1992.Association andbecamecertified Wessel hasserved asa equipment manager’spositionatWashburn inthespringof1980. Manager Equipment Head Wessel Ron ThecouplelivesByers. inTopeka. Bachelor’s Degree injournalismandadvertising. publications. sales executive forfourdifferent Publishing inOverland Park,Kan.where shewas anadvertising Director Athletics Assistant Byers Karmen Ron lives inTopeka traveling, sci- andenjoys allkindsofsports, In addition,heserves ontheContinuingEducationCommittee He isamemberoftheAmericanEquipment Managers She ismarriedtoformerWashburn basketball player David isa1999Byers graduate ofKansasStateUniversity witha ment. tor intheWashburn massmediadepart- on March23,2003. Reginaisaninstruc- Topeka withtheirsonJacobwho was born nation. Cassellandhiswife,Regina, live in andsixbestcovers inthe place finishes ing two bestinthenation, tensecond publications, includ- excellence foroffice the PublicationsContestCommittee. is amemberofCoSIDA andamemberof SiteofWashburn Athletics. Cassell Official is thewebmaster of“TheBlueZone”-The Cassell alsorunsgame administrationand Cassell hasreceived for 29citations from 1976-79. Wessel thenacceptedthe and was theschool’sfootballmanager attended Baker University inBaldwinCity equipment needs.He ics department’s alloftheathlet- in chargeofmaintaining department. Equipment Managerfortheathletics Washburn University astheHead Ron Wessel his23rdyear at enters ment, Byers workedment, Byers atAtwood Ichabod andLadyBluesgame nights. increasing interest andattendanceon on marketing andpublicrelations for Shealsofocuses manager forallsports. External Relations. Athletic Director of the Assistant Wessel, Ariz.,is anative ofSierraVista, Karmen Byers isinherthirdyearKarmen Byers as Prior tojoiningtheathleticdepart- At Washburn, serves Byers asticket for Development Administrative Assistant Susan Foremsky Faculty Athletics Representative Larry Blumberg Facilities Manager Gill Herrera Athletics Secretary Sandy Foster Washburn Ichabod Football 9 5 x1092 x1466 . . x1790 . . . x1812 . . . x1634 . . . x1649 . . . . x1334 . . . . . x1493 IRECTORY . . . . . x1390 1 x1761, x1338 x1761, ...... x1791 D ...... x1795 ...... x1462 ...... x1304 ...... x1764 ...... x1333 ...... x1339 ...... x1355 ...... x1796 ...... x1705 ...... x1947 2003 Media Guide ...... x1794 ...... x1757 ...... x1753 ...... x1134 ...... x1793 ...... x1946 ...... x1756 ...... x1798 ...... x1797 ...... x1556 ...... ASHBURN W Coaching Staff Chuck Engel, Topeka - chairman Topeka Chuck Engel, Tim Etzel, Topeka - vice chairman - vice Tim Etzel, Topeka Washburn University Harold “Hal” Dick, Hutchinson - past chairman “Hal” Dick, Hutchinson Harold Main campus switchboard number: 785.231.1010 number: switchboard Main campus University Administration Washburn Athletics Phone Numbers Washburn University Board of Regents General athletics number: 785.231.1134 Athletics fax Athletics number: 785.231.109 785.231.1134 athletics number: General Jim Roth, WichitaJim Roth, Topeka Butch Felker, Mayor Blanche Parks, Topeka Janice B. DeBauge, Emporia Lee, Topeka Karen Topeka Ben Blair, Linebackers...... Cooper Harris ...... ReceiversWide Robinson ...... Rob ...... Volleyball Head Coach...... Chris Herron ...... Soccer Women’s Head Coach...... Tim ...... Collins...... Baseball Head Coach Anson ...... Steve ...... Softball Head Coach...... Lisa Carey ...... Men’s Basketball Head Coach...... Bob Chipman ...... Assistant Coach ...... Kerry Dickerson ...... Basketball Women’s Head Coach McHenry...... Ron ...... Assistant Coach ...... Dustin Odum ...... Golf Head Coach...... Doug Hamilton ...... Tennis Men’s and Women’s Head Coach...... Jennifer Hastert ...... Football Head Coach ...... Craig Schurig ...... Associate Director of Athletics for Development. of Athletics Associate Director ...... TBA ...... Assistant of Athletics/SWA Director ...... Janet Degginger ...... Assistant External for of Athletics Director Relations . . . Karmen Byers...... Offensive Coordinator ...... Brian Miller ...... CoordinatorDefensive ...... Chris Brown...... and Conditioning Line Coach/Strength Defensive Trupp . . . . . David ...... x133 ...... Director of AthleticsDirector Ferre’ ...... Loren ...... President Jerry ...... Dr...... Farley ...... Vice President / Administration & Treasurer...... Wanda Hill ...... Wanda Vice / Administration & Treasurer. President ...... Vice / Academic Affairs. President Wasserstein. Ron . . . Dr...... Life.Vice / Student President Ottinger Denise ...... Dr...... ManagementVice / Enrollment President ...... Al Dickes...... Sports Director Information Cassell ...... Gene ...... Representative Athletics Faculty ...... Larry Blumberg ...... TrainerHead Athletic Ice ...... Steve ...... Manager.Head Equipment Wessel...... Ron ...... Manager. Facilities Athletic ...... Gil Herrera ...... SecretaryAthletics ...... Sandy Foster ...... AssistantAdministrative for DevelopmentForemsky ...... Susan ...... 10 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide of highschoolandcollegegames, bowl hasbeenwitnesstohundreds Throughout its73-year history, the 20-12 losstoWilliam Jewel. its dedicationonSept.28,1928 -a home forWashburn footballsince rooms. andmeeting concession facilities newmedia facilities, restroom and house sixsuites,apresident’s suite, Bianchino Pavilion which will donated $500,000forthe was from formerIchaboddefensive endBernieBianchinowho renovation tothestadium leadgift pledged $1million.Thefirst Ananonymous donor Yager. former IchabodrunningbackGary walkway anddonor’splaques. memorial whichwillincludeanIchabodstatue, end ofthefield andaviewing pointatthenorth concessionstands facilities, Additionalchangesincludenew restroomthe footballfield. around loungeandboosterarea willreshape thescenery tality 2002 footballseason.Anew press box, president’s level, hospi- upgrading theIchabodfootballfacility. Moore Bowl press box, amajor renovation hastaken place Washburn campus destroying several buildings,includingthe Y Moore Bowl hasserved asthe The new nameofYager StadiumatMoore Bowl isinhonorof The $4.3millionconstructionproject began following the timesince1966For thefirst the whenatornadodevastated AGER S AIMAT TADIUM M OORE B OWL original constructionwiththeremaining seatstobebuiltalong size of400’by 650’)calledfor15,000 seats—8,000inthe Topeka. with thecontractforexcavation given toC.A.Ritchieof tion ofCleveland S.Loper, headoftheengineeringdepartment, imately $30,000.Theconstructionwork was underthedirec- bowl was constructedinjustseven monthsatacostofapprox- ofthenaturaldepression, the advantage Colorado. Bytaking attheUniversitydesigned tobesimilarthefacility of ral depression southofOldThomasGymnasiumandwas House totheWashburn campus. Thebowl was builtinanatu- letic project, whichalsoincluded theadditionofWhitingField conference rivalries andthetornadoof1966.long-standing The original design for the horseshoe-shaped bowl (overallThe originaldesignforthehorseshoe-shaped ofa$215,000Construction oftheoriginalbowl was part ath- friend ofWashburn. Midwest and asakeen sportsman throughout the oped areputation enthusiastwhohaddevel- sports George Godfrey Moore, aTopeka three laterinthe’66tornado. years in1963to thefacility butdestroyed were added and concessionsstands ing capacityof7,200. Apress box and thebowl currently hasaseat- Additional seatingwas notadded endofthehorseshoe. the north The bowl was namedinhonorof Washburn Ichabod Football 11 OWL B OORE 2003 Media Guide M TADIUM AT S AGER Gary Yager, a native of Kansas City, Mo., and current vice chairman Mo., and current of Kansas City, a native GaryYager, charts, career all-time in the Washburn His rushing total ranks 11th with a bachelor of busi- in 1976 Washburn from his graduation Upon and to the Ichabod football close to Washburn has remained Yager chairman of the Other positions he has been elected to is the vice communi- and Washburn and dedicated to the Topeka active Staying Swartz. student athlete Widge is married to former Washburn Yager Y Note: Final photo taken July 7 before printing deadline. Gary Yager and director of Western National Bank and Unison Bancorp, Inc., was a Inc., was Bancorp, Bank and Unison National of Western and director yards and for 1,297 and rushed 1972-75 from member of the Ichabods to the and to Washburn came Yager in his career. touchdowns 12 because of the athletic scholarship he Ichabod football program coming out of East High School. received school as the fifthleaving in Ichabod history. His leading ground-gainer when he most successful season came during his senior campaign to First en route team All- eight touchdowns yards and rushed for 748 honors. were Conference Plains Athletic The eight touchdowns Great the second most in school history and that total in a single-season still yards is ninth on the all-time ranks in the top six all-time while the 748 chart. taking a position at the First National in Topeka remained ness, Yager as the assistant banking of correspondent vice president Bank of Topeka to Commerce Bank & moving years before - a position he held for 10 of loans. While at Commerce Bank as the vice president Company Trust managed a $34,000,000 loan portfolio. he & Trust, search committee for the Ichabod on the recent He served program. a member of the Football Stadium head coach and is currently as working Committee helping to fund-raise for the project Renovation banking communi- corporate and partan integral of getting the Topeka of the Sigma Phi and treasurer He is also past president ties involved. Epsilon Alumni Chapter. Housing Authority. Topeka the donor to honor Yager that compelled of the reasons two ties are with the stadium gift. participated Widge and gymnastics. The in both volleyball Washburn At and Tab. sons, Tyson two have Yagers June 23 June 26 June 10 June 17

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April 1 April 23 Feb. 21 March 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 17 12 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide W ments, education and internshipsites. vides Michael Ramirez, ATC-R, fordailytreat- Applelhans, Director of Physical Medicine,pro- Stormont-Vail’sathletic trainers. Gerald aphysicaltered therapist andcertified nurses, regis- team offivesurgeons,aphysical assistant, Theclinichas a care. orthopedic state-of-the-art Medicineprovides Clinic and Sports Orthopedic student-athletes andtoeducateathletictrainers. Wednesdaycomes tocampus every toevaluate will alsoteachintheHealthandPhysical Education Department. JohnBurns,who thisseasonwillbeassistant ofmore than20.JoiningIce’sstaff Hehasastudentstaff than 24years. replaced. Center isoneofthemostadvanced intheMidwest. Thefour-year isnearlytriple thesizethanoneit oldfacility ROOM TRAINING Dr. IrisGonzalez,thecampus physician, istheteam’sresident doctor. Dr. Matthew BohmoftheCottonO’NeilClinic Steve Ice,Washburn’s HeadAthletic Trainer, hasbeenwiththeIchabodsandLadyBluesathleticprograms formore The Washburn Athletic Training ASHBURN F ACILITIES into atopnotchfacility. new equipment transformedWashburn’s weight room of Theinstallation cises withspecialattachments. exer- secondary allow thestudent-athletetoperform andplatformshave specialfeaturesThe racks that 90to95percentoftheirwork inonearea. to perform weight ontherack.Thisallows theWashburn athlete Lifts on a solid oak surface. onasolidoaksurface. Lifts form allows theWashburn Olympic athletetoperform Eachmulti-rackandOlympic plat- playing surface. power inthe lower withthe bodywhenincontact develop inthejointsandtrunk, athletesstability ankle, kneeandhip.Thistypeoftrainingisusedto withthefloor,contact using tripleextensionofthe weights andthefeetin based onusingfree the Midwest. in of thebestfacilities gram now boastsone Washburn athleticpro- to theweight room, the $150,000 inupgrades ROOM WEIGHT The multi-racks are self-contained withallthe are self-contained The multi-racks Ichabod Power is more than After Schurig Craig Coach Head C AHSAND OACHES S TAFF Brown Chris Miller Brian Harris Cooper Trupp David Robinson Rob Washburn Football 14 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide H ColoradoSchool • Experience Playing ColoradoSchool • PittsburgState • PittsburgState • Experience Coaching Bod Bits EAD Defensive Back of Mines (1992) Running Backs of Mines (1993-95) Ends Tight (1996-2001) coordinator and Puntteam Defensive Backs Head Coach Head Craig Schurig C OACH C ing thetop-ranked defensive squad in one ofthetopdefensesinDivisionIIinclud- teams.Hehelpedguide Division IIplayoff Championship teamsandeightNCAA squadfinalist in1995, fourMIAA national ofanNCAA Schurig was apart tight ends. he worked three seasonswiththeGorillas’ sons asthepuntteamcoordinator. Schurigalsospent sixsea- defensive backs, six seasonsinPittsburg.Whilecoachingthe was for directing thedefensive backs staff players andfourAll-Americans. Pitt State,Schurigcoached10 All-MIAA Whileat of PittsburgState’scoachingstaff. program. and anew intensitytotheIchabodfootball knowledge ofsuccess,awinningattitude winning program, Schurighasbrought the Hornets. ping an11-game losingstreak tothe gameState inthefinal inMoore Bowl snap- at Washburn defeatingarch-rival Emporia Schurighasalready madehismark coach, 2001. of theIchabodfootballprogram Dec.28, when CraigSchurigwas namedheadcoach RAIG While ontheGorillascoachingstaff, Prior toworking withthedefensive backs, His lastdutiesontheGorillas’coaching Schurig spentnineseasonsasamember coachingfornearlyadecade ina After oneseasonastheIchabods’ head After A new erainWashburn footballbegan S CHURIG four-year lettermanasadefensive backat 1993. School ofMinesjoiningtheGorillasin coachathisalmamater,tant Colorado spent the1992 seasonasavolunteer assis- 1999. Schurig, aWillingboro, N.J.,native, was a Before arrivingatPittsburgState,Schurig and two sons,Mitchell and Michael. Louisa, have adaughter, Samantha, State in1996. Craigandhiswife, in physical educationatPittsburg neering. bachelor’s degree inpetroleum engi- ior. Hegraduated in1987 witha Athletic asasen- Conference honors second-team All-Rocky Mountain asasenior.team captain Heearned Colorado Minesandwas selected Schurig earnedamaster’sdegree Washburn Ichabod Football 15 )) 22 66 ss -- -- AA dd 00 33 rr rr AA

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Heis in43starts tackles Pittsburg StateUniversity where herecorded 470 CHABOD PittsburgState • Experience Playing Liberal • Experience Coaching HastingsCollege • Experience Playing CloudState St. • State Northern • Minnesota- • Experience Coaching Bod Bits Bod Bits Free Safety (1998-2001) coordinator defensive High School Linebacker (1993-94) running backs (1995) running backs defensive line/ coordinator/ special teams (1996-2001) coordinator offensive Crookston C OORDINATORS defensive secondary coach defensive secondary defensive coordinatorand ond seasonastheIchabods’ Coordinator Defensive Chris Brown Kan., isa1997 graduate of record. Redskins compiled a37-5 coach.WhileatLHS,the ers’ previous three asthelineback- coordinator andhespentthe season, hewas thedefensive alma materinLiberal.Hislast seasons athishighschool spendingthepastfour after degree from HastingsCollege 1989 withabachelor ofarts season. eachfora and runningbacks, tor, andcoacheddefensive line he was specialteamscoordina- StateWolves,Northern where Miller coachedforthe the GoldenEagles. coordinatorwith the offensive since 1996. nator atMinnesota-Crookston coordi- Colo., was theoffensive offensive linecoach. offensive coordinatorand offensive ond seasonastheIchabods’ Coordinator Offensive Brian Miller Chris Brown isinhissec- Brown, anative ofLiberal, Coach Millergraduated in Prior tocoachingatUMC, Miller spentfiveseasonsas Miller, anative ofGolden, Brian Millerbeginshissec- Hayden. their boys, Hunterand Daphne, live inTopeka with Shrine Bowl. the 1992 Kansas in also tookpart 239.6 ypg.He defense total and sixthin defense 67.5 in rushing per game, fifth ing 10.9 points defense allow- nation inscoring were secondinthe free safety. TeamCentury from allplayers from 1975 to1999 at Quarter State. Hewas alsonamedtotheNCAA recorded arecord 21 against Jacksonville tackles 1995. Inthechampionship game asafreshman he the CNNDivisionIINational Player oftheYear in Bailey. daughter Alex, and sons: Mattand with theirtwo reside inTopeka wife Michelle State. Heandhis in Nebraska, andamaster’sofsciencefrom St. Cloud He andhiswife, His seniorseasontheGorillas Washburn Ichabod Football 17 OACHES C 2003 Media Guide June 16, 2001. June 16, Karen, were married were Karen, The Trenton, Mo., The Trenton, native and his wife, native SSISTANT A Topeka. Trupp and his wife Jean have one son, and his wife Jean have Trupp Connor and live in Connor and live CHABOD School. I He was named the 1997 and 1998 Special and 1998 1997 the named He was He also coached at Washburn Rural High School, He also coached at Washburn Teams Player of the year and was an all-conference and was year of the Player Teams named was As a senior he his junior season. selection all- a third team and was Council to the Player’s HAAC selection. certificate in 1992 from Washburn after Washburn completing from certificate 1992 in University. Baker from his bachelor of science degree Cornhusker’s also a member of the Nebraska He was transferring before to 1987 1986 football team from to Baker. High School. He High School and Hayden Topeka Rural High school football at Washburn high played Rob Robinson is in his Robinson Rob Robinson spent one sea- Robinson Trupp, spent the 2001 sea- spent the 2001 Trupp, to December 1996 From his teaching received Trupp David Trupp, C.S.C.S. is in Trupp, David second season on the second season on staff.Ichabod coaching Rob Robinson Wide Receivers/ Recruiting Coordinator He will direct Washburn’s He will direct kickoff and wide receivers leads team. He also return efforts the ‘Bods recruiting as the coordinator. son at Pittsburg State as a assistantgraduate coach- backsing the defensive with Ichabod head and the strength and condi- and the strength He also tioning coordinator. coaches the punt team. Trupp has also attained 1, his Level CertificationOlympic training. coordina- son as the defensive tor and offensive line coach at Monett (Mo.) High School. the defensive was Trupp 1998, tackle coach and an off-season and conditioning strength his supervisor while completing at Pitt State. master’s degree David Trupp Line/ Defensive Speed, Strengthand Conditioning Coordinator his second season as the line coach Ichabods’ defensive Robinson is a 2000 graduate from is a 2000 graduate Robinson assistant defensive line and offseason and strength conditioning assistant (1996-1998) and Topeka High Hayden Schools High School defensive coordinator (2001) Fullback defensive back defensive assistantgraduate (2001) Linebacker Bod Bits Bod Bits Playing Experience• Jewell William Coaching Experience• State Pittsburg • Nebraska/Baker Playing Experience • Pittsburg State • Rural, Washburn Coaching Experience• Monett (Mo.) coach Craig Schurig. Mo. He College in Liberty, Jewell William lettermen for the a four-year was on special Cardinals at fullback, playing teams as well. 18 Washburn Ichabod Football Hamilton andwas amemberoftwo Grey Cupchampion 2003 Media Guide I Washburn Assistant Coaches 1961-present Coaches Assistant Washburn CHABOD aeHne . .2001 Jake Hunter .1983-84 Keith Herlting . . 1964-65 Ron Heck .1963 John Harting . .2002-pr Cooper Harris .1962Ray Glaze. . . 1985 Mark Elliott . . 1966-73, 1983-84 Elliott Larry .1984 Dave DiMaggio .1984 Charlie Dieker .1985-89Bill Danenhauer. .1982 Mark Clark .1966-68 Jack Clanton .1985-89 Dennis Caryl .2002-pr Chris Brown .1985-86 Travis Boulware .1967-68 Duke Benz .1974-78Dennis Bean. .1983-84 Bill Bachman • William Aberhart William Aberhart • Dakota North • Experience Coaching Toronto/Hamilton • PittsburgState • Experience Playing Bod Bits (2000) Coordinator Defensive Calgary, Alberta High School, (2001) graduate assistant Ends Tight League Canadian Football Linebacker A SSISTANT assistant for2001assistant NCAA spending oneseasonasgraduate season withtheIchabodsafter cial teamsMVPin1998 for andspe- special teamscaptain Hamilton. Hewas alinebacker, 1995-2000 forToronto and Canadian FootballLeaguefrom to acitychampionship. helped coachtheteam He Calgary, Alberta. High Schoolin William Aberhart coordinator at served asdefensive cial teamcoordinator. is alsotheIchabodspe- linebacking corpsand coaches theIchabod Fighting Sioux.He Dakota North IIChampion Division Teams Coordinator Linebackers/Special Harris Cooper Cooper Harrisisinhissecond Harris played inthe In 2000,Harris C OACHES hlRme . .1964-65 Phil Ramsey .1996-97Todd Rundle. . .1991-2000 Dale Perine .1983-84 Rance Olison .1971-74 David Noblitt .1969-70 Bob Noblitt .1962-63 Dale Neely .2002-pr Brian Miller .1990 McMillan. Jerry .1979-81,Mike McGraw. 1984 . . 1962-63 Marion McDonald .2001 Malloy Keita .1985 Brian Kramer .1964 Kershner Gary .1991-2001 B.D. Kennedy .1962 Jack Keelan .1965 Bob Jones .1971-77 Clay Johnson .1981-82 Glenn Jagodzinske captain andmostvaluable defensivecaptain player atlinebacker. in1994.conference honors Asasenior, Harriswas ateam in1993second teamall-conference honors teamall- andfirst psychology Dakota. from theUniversitysports ofNorth hismaster’sdegreeeducation. Harrishasalsofinished and Pittsburg Statein1995 withabachelor’sdegree inphysical teams inHamiltonandToronto. which ranks eighth on the Gorillas’ all-time tackles chart. eighthontheGorillas’all-timetackles which ranks Harris played fortheGorillasfrom 1992-1994, earning Harrisgraduated fromA native ofCalgary, Alberta, At PittState,Harrisrecorded 241 in31 tackles games, nyWlim . . 1990-2000 Andy Williams .1985-95Steve Walter Mike .2001 Waldie. .1978 Max VanLaningham .2002-pr David Trupp. .1973Rodger Tiesing. .1964 Fred Thompson .1981-82 Terry Szucs .1979-80 Scott Swofford . . 1983 John Strollo Jim Steele. .1985 .1963 Ralph Smith. . .1962-63 Norman Short .1964 Leon Shelinbarger .1998-2000 Mike Schartz .1966 Saylor Tim .1984 Mike Rutherford .2002-pr Rob Robinson He recorded 17 inthe1992 NCAA Fame. Football League’sHallof Wayne isintheCanadian National Championship game against Jacksonville State. Jacksonville Before transferringto Pittsburg State,Harris otValuable Player. Most was anhonorable sen astheteam’s mention all-America Cooper’s father and first teamall- and first captain andcho- captain conference choice also theteam College. Hewas Community at Independence Washburn Ichabod Football 19 OACHES C . An All-state 2003 Media Guide SSISTANT A Senogles came to the Ichabods in came to the Ichabods Senogles on his master’s is working Meneley All-MIAA a two-time was Meneley Dallas Morning News Dallas Morning Former Washburn defensive end defensive Former Washburn Brent Senogles returns to the returns Senogles Brent staffIchabod coaching for his second assistant.season as a graduate and redshirted the season. 1994 After his redshirt Senogles season, the offensivemade the switch from senior, line. As a line to the defensive Pittsburg and former native Topeka joins Dion Meneley State linebacker the Ichabods for his first season as a assistant graduate coach. Washburn administration and will in degree help guide the linebacking corps. and a selection at outside linebacker CHABOD I In high school he was named 5A Defensive Player of Player named 5A Defensive In high school he was He is majoring in education at Washburn. He is majoring Senogles graduated from Washburn in 2000 with his Washburn from graduated Senogles member of the Pitt State foot- a six-year was Meneley ing and recovering two fumbles and starting two ing and recovering all 11 to honorable mention All-MIAA en route games honors. first team all-district, first team all-conference, the Year, second team all-area academic second team selection. Recorded 341 career academic second team selection. Recorded 341 tackles. first Named fol- team all-district and conference in discus. junior season. District champ lowing Brent Senogles Brent Dion Meneley Senogles had 42 tackles playing in 10 games and led and games had 42 tackles in 10 Senogles playing quarterback yardage with three the Ichabods in sack with six second on the team yards. He was stops for 15 tackles 24 loss yards. He finished for with 60 his career tackles 30 solo stops. with history in degree his mason working and he is currently in Liberal Studies. ter’s degree honorable mention pick as well. two-time he In 1995, ball team due to a medical redshirt in 1997. as a redshirt games record- freshman action in all 14 saw and fin- record ing 22 tackles helping PSU post a 12-1-1 ish as the NCAA-II As a junior he finished the runner-up. season tied for third on the team with 60 tackles.regular He started suffering first of '97 before games two sea- in games action in all 10 son-ending knee injury. He saw after 66 end and recorded to defensive moving 1998, tackles including eight sacks. back to line- He moved 55 tackles as a senior and recorded (23 solo) with backer PSU team 9 TFLs and 3 QB sacks a 1999 also and was captain. As a senior, he led the MIAAAs a senior, in Schembri made an immediate Former Pittsburg State defensive Former Washburn Wide Receiver Wide Former Washburn back Travis Stepps is in his second is Stepps back Travis assistantseason as a graduate on the Ichabod coaching staff. He will with the running backs.work He is on his master’s working currently Liberal Studies. in degree pass break- passes defended with 15 Zac Nally begins his first begins Zac Nally season as assistant graduate an Ichabod coach after seasons spending the last two as a student assistant for the the tight Ichabods. He will coach ends. member of the a three-year was Nally on-the-field was Ichabods. His career Former Washburn linebacker Larry linebacker Former Washburn Schembri begins his second season as an Ichabod student assistant after his short cut was career a playing by neck injury. as a redshirtimpact after freshman leading the team with 90 tackles He was also an All-AmericanHe was selection his junior season of graduate a FortStepps, is a 1997 Kan., native, Scott, His one catch for the Ichabods was a 30-yard touch- Ichabods was His one catch for the 2003 with his in May, Washburn from graduated Nally Allison, one daughter, have and his wife, Erin, Nally Travis Stepps Travis Zac Nally after 45 tackles MIAA recording and received of Player honors cam- and freshman twice. His sophomore the Week honorable mention accolades. received paigns, Stepps Fort he earned first Scott High where team Class 4A All- State honors for the state-champions and participated in Kansas Shrine Bowl. the 1997 ups and three interceptions while recording 42 tackles interceptions while recording ups and three en All-American to second team route second pick for the first gaining time in his career team All-MIAA honors. down reception against Southwest Baptist on homecom- Southwest against reception down the MIAA also named to ing in 2000. He was that season. Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll on working education and is currently physical in degree his master’s degree. Topeka. in and lives cut short spring after his knee during the 2001 injuring game. Larry Schembri Larry including 44 solo stops and 15 tackles for loss while forc- including 44 solo stops and 15 STUDENT ASSISTANT GRADUATE ASSISTANTS 20 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide Recruiting in-state priority No. 1 1 premium onrecruiting thebestplayers inKansas. No. only hissecondyear astheIchabods’headcoach,CraigSchurighasputa priority The 2003Washburn Ichabodroster features 59homegrown Kansans.In in-state Recruiting H Most Valuable Player 2002 Offensive Claflin, Kan. Dustin Hickel for the Ichabod coaching staff coaching Ichabod the for Most Valuable Player 2002 Defensive Lecompton, Kan. Joe Corcoran MGONIN OMEGROWN K ANSAS “Our first recruiting priority will priority recruiting first “Our Schurig Craig and will do the best job contacting job best the do will and always the best players in Kansas and Kansas in players best the recruit them to Washburn. For high For Washburn. to them recruit school seniors, we want to be their be to want we seniors, school first choice for college based on our on based college for choice first program and the University.” the and program be in Kansas. We should We Kansas. in be 8Zc emrig.Hutchinson ZachHemmerling 98 .Overland Park AdamGriess 97 . . Eudora DustinMoyer 94 .Overbrook DanSquires. 93 .Wamego Kyle Kabriel 92 .Manhattan JacobBarth 89 .Liberal ZebAustin. 88 .Leavenworth Chad Taylor 87 . . Topeka ConnorSabel 86 .Overland Park Azeltine. Adam 84 .Salina Jake LeBahn. 81 .Lenexa Scott. Jeff 80 . . Olathe Danny Glover 78 .Pittsburg JimHolland. 77 .Topeka Trey Lewis 76 .Axtell JohnMcKinley 73 .Centralia AdamToby 71 .Overland Park Sloan Jeff 69 .Topeka JesseWallace 68 .Heston MattKoehn 65 .Garnett JoeSample 64 SimonHeckman.Independence 63 . .Wamego Tyson Bahner. 62 .GardenCity JoshuaLamb 61 .Topeka Aaron Mills. 60 .Paola Steve Kemplay 59 .Topeka Shawn Kuszak 58 . Lawrence BenGray .Olathe 57 Aaron Hicks 56 .DodgeCity MattDurler 55 .Topeka Watts Tim 54 .Topeka Kevin Pierce 52 .Claflin ErinBeck 50 .Onaga Clayton Otwell 49 .Topeka JosephLeiker 46 .Wichita ChrisHuelsman. 45 .Claflin KipKraisinger 43 .Hutchinson Tyler Perry 42 .Valley Falls Kobuszewski Bo 41 .Topeka Morgan Dewey. .Overland Park 40 JoshLooney 39 .Leavenworth Casey Harris 37 .Topeka Grant Gould 36 .Lenexa BenBoswell 35 .Topeka Myers Brooks 34 .Topeka Brian Peel 33 Jake .Lawrence Lawrence. 32 .Liberal ChrisMcCann 31 .Topeka JohnHoytal 29 .Overland Park Bret Dubbert. 26 .Topeka A.J.Patterson 25 Jarod Tetuan. .Topeka 23 .Topeka Troy Hoefer. 18 .Mayetta Blake Meyer 14 .Claflin EvinBeck. 13 DustinHickel. .Claflin Hometown 12 .Lecompton Joe Corcoran .DodgeCity JoshuaCoval 11 .McPherson CasonLehman 9 7 Name No. 2003 Kansans T HE Watts Tim Letterwinner Three-Year 2003 W ASHBURN I CHABODS Sissom Sam Hickel Dustin Myers Brooks Benning DaWight Corcoran Joe Washburn Football 22 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 W 9Jf la L6020F Overland Park,Kan./Shawnee Mission West HS FR CC Kan./Coffeyville Hoyt, 250 6-0 Kan./Independence HS Kan./HesstonHS Independence, SO Hesston, GardenCity, Kan./GardenCityHS 270 Topeka, Kan./DodgeCityCC OL FR FR 6-4 CC Kan./Coffeyville Wamego, 215 FR 280 Paola,Kan./PaolaHS JR 145 Neb./HumboldtHS 310 Auburn, OL 6-0 6-2 HS Kan./OlatheNorth JR Olathe, FR 5-7 6-0 210 180 SO LB OL DodgeCity, Kan./DodgeCityHS FR DB 280 6-0 OL 6-1 Topeka, Kan./Hayden HS Kan./Butler CountyCC 215 Topeka, Belleglade, Fla./EastCentral(Miss.) CC 6-0 JR LB 6-0 HS Omaha,Neb./MillardNorth SR Topeka, Kan./ButlerCountyCC 280 S SR JR 290 OL FRRS Kan./Topeka 200 West HS Topeka, 6-4 LB 290 Sloan Jeff SR 250 5-11 6-4 69 JohnMontague Fla./ButlerCounty CC Onaga, 280 Kan./Onaga HS Boynton Beach, 6-1 FR OL Mo./GrainValley HS 66 GrainValley, 6-4 MattKoehn (Cane) OL LB 225 6-3 65 SimonHeckman SO JR OL 63 OL FR Tyson Bahner(Bonner) 6-1 215 230 62 OL JoshuaLamb 215 Kan./HutchinsonHS Hutchinson, Neb./RalstonHS 61 Ralston, Aaron Mills 6-0 6-2 Kan./Western Wichita, State (Colo.) OL 6-1 60 Steven Kemplay 59 Kan./Hayden HS FR Topeka, DE Shawn Kuszak(CUE-zack) FR TE SR 58 LB 195 BenThursby 215 FRRS 180 57 State Aaron Hicks Kan./Southwest Missouri Overland Park, 195 5-11 6-0 56 Topeka, ScottCC Kan./Fort MattDurler** 5-8 5-11 HS Kan./Leavenworth 55 Leavenworth, Texas/Ottawa Watts*** Tim University Dallas, SO LB HS Kan./Claflin Claflin, 54 SR Tyrone RB Barrett S Kan./HighlandParkHS Lenexa,Kan./Shawnee MissionWest HS Topeka, DB 225 53 Kevin Pierce** 220 FR SO SO 52 PatMack 215 6-2 Topeka, CC Kan./Coffeyville 5-11 195 SO Topeka, FR Kan./Shawnee HeightsHS 200 51 JesseWallace 220 170 50 6-1 5-11 6-0 Clayton Otwell* Valley Falls, Kan./SouthernIllinois LB LB SR SR 49 Terell Lawrence, Kan./ButlerCounty CC Cobb* 6-2 6-0 195 48 225 LB FB Jamie Scully LB SR Liberal,Kan./LiberalHS 47 Joseph Leiker (LIKE-er) 6-0 SR 230 LB 5-9 Topeka, Kan./Hayden HS FRRS 46 P ChrisHuelsman** Lewisville, Texas/Lewisville HS 215 45 185 6-2 Danny Walker Fla./DodgeCityCC RivieraBeach, LB S 44 JR 6-1 KipKraisinger*(KRAY-singer) Kan./Topeka SO West HS Topeka, 5-7 FRRS 43 225 DE Tyler Perry 232 205 42 BoKobuszewski* (CO-beau-chess-kee) LB RB FR 6-2 41 Mo./ParkHillSouthHS KansasCity, 5-8 Morgan Dewey* 5-9 Overland Park,Kan./BlueValley 185 HS Northwest 40 JoshLooney* FRRS Neb./MillardWest TE HS 39 Omaha, FRRS Houston,Texas/Stephen Forrest Williams FB F. Austin HS RB 5-9 185 38 180 Casey Harris Needville,Texas/Needville HS Kan./Hayden HS Topeka, 37 6-0 GrantGould* FR SO RB 5-9 36 BenBoswell 140 165 SR FR 35 DB Myers* Brooks Kan./HighlandParkHS Topeka, 200 RB West PalmBeach,Fla./PalmBeachLakes CHS 34 180 5-8 5-8 BrianPeel* 33 OklahomaA&M Lawton, Okla./Northeastern 5-10 FRRS Jake 5-9 Lawrence* Kan./GardenCityCC Claflin, Minnetonka, Minn./ButlerCC FR DB 32 Mayetta, Kan./Royal Valley HS ChrisMcCann 175 FRRS K 200 WR 31 Rawshawn RB Bland* 173 5-11 JR SO 30 JohnHoytal** 6-2 JR HS Kan./Claflin Claflin, 5-11 200 166 Elkhorn,Neb./ElkhornHS 29 WR Womack 180 Jeff 27 5-11 5-11 Riverview, Fla./EastBay HS (DO-bert) Bret Dubbert DB DodgeCity, Kan./DodgeCityCC JR Tulsa, Okla./Bethany College S 26 FR 6-3 A.J.Patterson 196 DB 25 LB 196 Talley Henry III JR SO 24 SR DB Jarod Tetuan (Tet-juan) 220 Lancaster, Texas/Lancaster HS 6-1 180 6-2 23 HS Lecompton, Kan./Perry-Lecompton 186 Humphrey*** Darryl FRRS 5-10 22 6-3 MarkJackson* QB Galveston, Texas/Ball HS QB 6-0 195 21 Derek Banion JR QB 20 QB HS Kan./McPherson McPherson, Marquetis Burgess 190 6-1 DB SR 19 Troy Hoefer(HO-fur) KansasCity, KansasCityHS Mo./North 170 18 6-0 Texas/University SO of Oklahoma Tramaine Young Houston, RB FRRS 17 Tyler 205 Schuerman**(SURE-man) 5-9 DB 188 16 FletcherTerrell SR 6-1 15 Blake Meyer** DB Miami,Fla./Hialeah-MiamiLakes HS 223 5-8 14 EvinBeck QB 13 DustinHickel** 6-2 CITY, STATE/PREVIOUS SO SCHOOL FB 12 JoeCorcoran**(Cork-or-ran) 212 Garland,Texas/Berkner HS 11 WR JordanBrill CL JoshuaCoval 5-11 10 Wimpy* Jeff WT 9 JR CasonLehman*(LAY-man) LB 8 190 HT Trent Hearn 7 Darold Smith*** 5-8 6 POS Taurence Minikwu*(MIN-ee-cue) 5 Andre Zandevakili** (zan-DEV-a-kee-lee)WR 4 DaWight Benning* 3 2 ChrisBrown 1 NAME(pronunciation) NO. ASHBURN I CHABOD R OSTER Washburn Ichabod Football 23 OSTER R Zac Nally Brian Miller Coordinator Coordinator Chris Brown David Trupp David Travis Stepps Travis Craig Schurig Cooper Harris Rob Robinson Rob Dion Meneley Larry Schembri Brent Senogles Brent 3-8, 2nd season 2003 Media Guide Conditioning Coach Offensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Colorado School of Mines Wide Receivers / Recruiting Linebackers / Special Teams CHABOD Defensive LIne / Strength and Graduate Assistants: Student Coach: Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Coaching Staff I ASHBURN 2003 W 2003 9085 Nichols Blake ...... DE 49 Odupitan* Mike ...... WR 25 Otwell* Clayton ...... TE 33 A.J. Patterson ...... RB 42 Brian Peel* ...... LB 52 Perry Tyler ...... S 86 Pierce** Kevin ...... OL 16 Conner Sabel ...... K/P 80 Schuerman** Tyler ...... QB 47 Jeff Scott*...... TE ...... 83 Jamie Scully. . . LB ...... 69 Sam Sissom* ...... WR 5 Jeff Sloan ...... OL 93 Smith***. Darold ...... DB 24 Dan Squires ...... DL 87 III Henry Talley ...... DB 96 Chad Taylor ...... WR 15 Eric Taylor*** ...... DE 23 Fletcher Terrell ...... DB 75 Tetuan Jarod ...... WR . . . . 57 Justin Thompson ...... OL 71 Ben Thursby ...... OL 44 Adam Toby**...... OL 68 Walker Danny ...... LB 54 Jesse Wallace ...... OL 38 Tim ...... OL Watts***. 8 Williams Forrest ...... LB 27 Jeff Wimpy*...... DB 17 Jeff Womack...... RB 3 Young...... DB Tramaine Zandevakili** Andre . . . . . RB 9874 Zach Hemmerling ...... DE 12 Hernandez Pepé ...... DL . . . 56 Dustin Hickel**...... QB 18 Hicks Aaron ...... LB 77 Hoefer Troy ...... S 29 Jim Holland* ...... OL 45 John Hoytal** ...... LB 72 Chris Huelsman** ...... RB 22 Cody Huenefeld ...... DE 21 Darryl Humphrey***. . . . . RB 91 Mark Jackson*...... DB 59 Bryce Kelley* ...... DT 41 Kemplay Steven ...... S 65 Bo Kobuszewski* ...... DE 43 Matt Koehn ...... OL 58 Kip Kraisinger*...... FB 61 Kuszak. Shawn ...... LB 32 Joshua Lamb ...... DB 81 ...... LB . . . Lawrence*. Jake 7 LeBahn Jake ...... WR 46 Cason Lehman*...... QB 76 Joseph Leiker ...... DB 39 Lewis Trey ...... DL 51 Josh Looney* ...... LB . 31 Pat Mack...... OL 73 Chris McCann...... RB 14 John McKinley* ...... OL 60 Meyer**. Blake ...... DB 4 Mills Aaron ...... OL 66 Minikwu* Taurence ...... LB 94 John Montague ...... OL 34 Dustin Moyer ...... DE Brooks Myers* ...... S Jeremy AssalJeremy ...... FB Matt Brown ...... WR Ben Gray ...... DB Dusty Heller...... DB Jeremy Assal (A-zeil)Jeremy Erin BeckMatt BrownDusty HellerBen Gray FB 5-7 200 FR DB WR DB 5-11 5-10 Northwest HS Park, Kan./Blue Valley Overland 5-11 DB 175 170 185 FR FR 6-0 FR Louis, Mo./Seckman HS St. Claflin, Kan./Claflin HS 175 Chapman, Kan./Chapman HS FR State HS Kan./Free Lawrence, Alphabetical Roster 8884 Zeb Austin...... TE 62 Adam Azeltine. . . . P ...... 20 Bahner Tyson ...... LB . . . 53 Banion Derek ...... K 89 Barrett. Tyrone ...... OL 50 Jacob Barth*** ...... DE 13 Erin Beck ...... DB 2 Evin Beck...... LB 95 Benning* DaWight ...... WR 30 Mitch Birt ...... DE 35 Bland* Rawshawn ...... FB 10 Ben Boswell ...... P 1 Jordan Brill. QB ...... FB Chris Brown. 9919 Nick Bull ...... DL 48 Burgess. Marquetis ...... WR 11 Cobb*. Terell ...... DE 9 Joe Corcoran** ...... DB 40 Joshua Coval ...... QB 26 Dewey* Morgan ...... LB 55 Dubbert Bret ...... RB 78 Matt Durler** ...... OL 36 Glover Danny ...... DL Grant Gould* ...... LB 9737 Adam Griess ...... TE 82 Harris Casey ...... LB 6 Jeff Harris ...... WR 63 Hearn Trent ...... RB Simon Heckman ...... LB *-number of letters 99 Nick Bull DL 6-2 280 FR Elkhorn, Neb./Elkhorn HS 90 Nichols Blake 91 Bryce Kelley*92 93 Dan Squires94 Dustin Moyer95 Mitch Birt96 Eric Taylor***97 Adam Griess (Grease)98 Zach Hemmerling DE DT 6-4 6-2 DL 260 DE TE FRRS 275 6-2 JR DE 6-2 Forgan, of Oklahoma Okla./University DE DE 6-0 265 220 6-0 of Tulsa Texas/University Flowermound, 6-2 223 FR 6-5 FR FRRS 240 235 230 HS Kan./Santa Fe Trail Overbrook, North SR HS Valley Park, Kan./Blue Overland Eudora, Kan./Eudora High FR School FR HS Richardson, Texas/Berkner Omaha, Neb./Millard North HS Hutchinson, Kan./Hutchinson HS 80 Jeff Scott*81 LeBahn Jake 82 Jeff Harris83 Sam Sissom*84 Adam Azeltine (A-zeil-tyne)85 Odupitan* (Oh-doop-ah-tan) Mike 86 Conner Sabel (SAY-bill)87 Chad Taylor88 WR Zeb Austin89 P Jacob Barth*** 6-1 TE 200 WR 6-0 SO K/P 6-4 WR 6-4 WR 170 6-2 Worth HS Worth, Fla./Lake Lake FRRS 175 235 5-11 6-0 Park, Overland 180 FR SO HS Valley Kan./Blue 185 180 FR SO WR FR HS Mission West Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Salina, Kan./Salina Central HS DE TE Topeka, HS Kan./Hayden Kansas City, 6-0HS Mo./Winnetonka Mo./Northeast Public HS Kansas City, 6-3 190 6-2 250 FRRS 215 SR Kan./Hutchinson CC Leavenworth, FRRS Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan HS Liberal, Kan./Liberal HS NO.(pronunciation) NAME 71 Toby** Adam 72 (Whewn-feld) Cody Huenefeld 73 John McKinley*74 Hernandez Pepé 75 Justin Thompson POS76 DE Lewis Trey 77 HT Jim Holland*78 6-0 Glover Danny WT 240 CL OL FR SCHOOL STATE/PREVIOUS CITY, OL 6-2 High DL Neb./Aurora Aurora, School OL 6-0 275 5-11 JR 310 6-6 305 SR OL DL JR 291 Centralia, Kan./Centralia HS DL FRRS 6-7 Axtell, Kan./Coffeyville CC 6-3 Richardson, HS Texas/Berkner HS Mo./Raytown Raytown, 6-3 251 260 228 SO FR FR Pittsburg, Kan./Pittsburg HS Topeka, Rural High Kan./Washburn School Olathe, Kan./Olathe North HS

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6-3, 180, JR 180, 6-3, 2003 P Note: Two-deeps are as of June of as are Two-deeps Note:

#14 Blake Meyer Blake #14

6-0, 190, JR 190, 6-0,

#11 Joe Corcoran Joe #11 FREE SAFETY FREE

RESEASON

6-1, 215, SR 215, 6-1, 6-0, 186, SR 186, 6-0, 5-9, 225, JR 225, 5-9, 5-11, 200, JR 200, 5-11,

#32 Jake Lawrence Jake #32 #8 Jeff Wimpy Jeff #8 #33 Brian Peel Brian #33 #13 Evin Beck Evin #13

6-2, 225, SO 225, 6-2, 6-0, 195, SR 195, 6-0, 6-2, 220, SO 220, 6-2, 5-11, 220, SR 220, 5-11,

#39 Josh Looney Josh #39 #34 Brooks Myers Brooks #34 #36 Grant Gould Grant #36 #40 Morgan Dewey Morgan #40

MONSTER BANDIT STUD ROCKY

5-8, 165, SO 165, 5-8,

5-11, 173, FRRS 173, 5-11,

#21 Mark Jackson Mark #21 #17 Tramaine Young Tramaine #17

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6-0, 185, FRRS 185, 6-0, 5-9, 170, SR 170, 5-9,

5-11, 250, FRRS 250, 5-11, FRRS 223, 6-0, JR 230, 6-2,

6-4, 260, FRRS 260, 6-4,

#24 Henry Talley Henry #24

#5 Darold Smith Darold #5 EEP #90 Blake Nichols Blake #90 Kabriel Kyle #92 Griess Adam #97 Kobuszewski Bo #41

RIGHT CORNERBACK RIGHT LEFT CORNERBACK LEFT

6-0, 215, SO 215, 6-0, 6-3, 250, SR 250, 6-3, JR 275, 6-2, SR 240, 6-0,

#89 Jacob Barth Jacob #89 Kelley Bryce #91 Cobb Terrell #48 #96 Eric Taylor Eric #96

WOLF END NOSE TACKLE

6-1, 205, SO 205, 6-1, 6-0, 280, SO 280, 6-0, 6-7, 251, SO 251, 6-7, 6-0, 310, JR 310, 6-0, FRRS 250, 6-4, JR 275, 6-2, 6-2, 225, JR 225, 6-2,

#7 Cason Lehman Cason #7 #79 Ben Thursby Ben #79 #71 Adam Toby Adam #71 Holland Jim #77 #60 Aaron Mills Aaron #60 Mack Pat #51 #29 John Hoytal John #29

6-1, 200, SO 200, 6-1, 6-1, 290, JR 290, 6-1, 6-4, 290, SR 290, 6-4, 6-0, 310, JR 310, 6-0, SR 280, 6-3, JR 280, 6-4, 6-4, 235, SO 235, 6-4,

#85 Mike Odupitan Mike #85 #53 Tyrone Barrett Tyrone #53 #55 Matt Durler Matt #55 Watts Tim #54 #73 John McKinley John #73 Pierce Kevin #52 #80 Jeff Scott Jeff #80

WIDE RECEIVER WIDE LEFT TACKLE LEFT RIGHT GUARD RIGHT TACKLE RIGHT LEFT GUARD LEFT CENTER TIGHT END TIGHT

5-11, 185, SO 185, 5-11,

#83 Sam Sissom Sam #83

6-2, 223, SR 223, 6-2,

6-3, 220, JR 220, 6-3,

#2 DaWight Benning DaWight #2

#16 Tyler Schuerman Tyler #16

WIDE RECEIVER WIDE

6-1, 196, JR 196, 6-1,

#12 Dustin Hickel Dustin #12

QUARTERBACK

5-8, 180, SR 180, 5-8, 5-8, 188, FRRS 188, 5-8,

#45 Chris Huelsman Chris #45 #1 Chris Brown Chris #1

6-1, 195, FRRS 195, 6-1, 5-8, 232, SO 232, 5-8,

#6 Trent Hearn Trent #6 #30 Rawshawn Bland Rawshawn #30

TAILBACK FULLBACK Washburn Ichabod Football 25 REVIEW P SeniorsHuelsman Chris 2003 Media Guide rushed for 222 and 121 (left) and Darryl Humphrey tions. are looking for startingare posi- yards respectively. Huelsman yards respectively. many as 10 different ‘Bods as 10 many EASON competition at running back as competition The Ichabods will have plenty of The Ichabods will have “Our receivers are still young in still young are “Our receivers Offensive Backfield freshmen and DaWight playing his playing and DaWight freshmen game experience with the returning game true freshman. tion, but switched back to his native running back slot toward the end of the the end of running back slot toward Scott had 11 catches for 77 yards as a Scott had 11 started rota- last season in the receiver with one touchdown and tight end Jeff and tight with one touchdown season. had 360 reception yards and 18 catches yards and 18 had 360 reception when not throwing the ball or running it, the ball or running when not throwing nine games with four touchdowns. Lehman, with four touchdowns. nine games 719 yards, setting new freshman records in records freshman new yards, setting 719 scene grabbing 12 touchdown receptions and receptions touchdown 12 scene grabbing yards per reception and gained 394 yards in and gained yards per reception of the Year Sam Sissom (left)Sam Sissom on the exploded Year of the each category. Senior DaWight Benning tied Benning each category. Senior DaWight Sophomore Mike Odupitan averaged 21. 9 21. Odupitan averaged Mike Sophomore had 617 receiving yards and six touchdowns. yards receiving had 617 Sissom with 41 receptions on the season and on the receptions 41 Sissom with 2003 S 2003 or redshirt MIAA The 2002 freshmen. Freshman Redshirt freshman Trent Hearn had a tremendous spring practice and Hearn had a tremendous Redshirt Trent freshman Brett Also looking for carries will be redshirt Chris Brown, freshmen will be transfer Jeff looking for repetitions Other newcomers Womack his final two rushed for 2,300 yards and 26 touchdowns Womack for competition the depth in the backfield great to create have “We Bland enters the fall 1 as the No. Rawshawn fullback, sophomore At The Ichabods’ offensive line has four starters last sea- from returning is junior Matt Durler at right guard and senior Kevin Joining Watts first after full year redshirting at Oklahoma a couple of years ago,” and defenses will not be a talented are Schurig said. “But they group depth do have because we the other over able to look for one receiver in all of our positions.” to have want and skill, which is something we broke camp as the No. 1 tailback. Hearn rushed for 3,100 yards his jun- yards his as the No. 1 tailback. camp Hearn rushed for 3,100 broke and 46 touch- in Texas ior and senior seasons at Lancaster High School downs. Dubert and Chris McCann. A. J. Dodge City Community College and incoming freshman from Patterson. seasons in high school in Riviera Beach Fla., and Patterson Topeka’s was touchdowns yards and 19 for 1,977 rushing of the year offensive player yards. with 3,817 as a senior finishing career his prep Schurig said. “This depth is something that we time,” carries and playing field.” in all positions on the playing to create want is behind him on the depth fullback and redshirt Chris Brown freshman last season. Also yards and one touchdown chart. Bland rushed for 113 at fullback will be junior Kip Kraisinger who missed last sea- returning son after suffering a knee injury. Offense Line second team All-MIAAson headed by Last season Watts pick Tim Watts. leftplayed tackle, to right tackle. but this season he is moving last season on the games Pierce at center - both of whom started all 11 offensive will start line. Senior John McKinley at left guard, a position, Schuerman returns afterSchuerman returns being “Having two experienced quarter- two “Having injured on the firstinjured of the sea- play Crosse. Wisconsin-La son against As a sophomore, Schuerman As a sophomore, yards and rushed passed for 1,034 and led the Ichabods for 477 more ing 46 percent of his passes. per game in total offense with 188 appearing in eight games. yards and 21 touchdowns complet- touchdowns yards and 21 Hickel (left)Hickel started the final 10 backs to have,” in a good problem games last season and passed for 2,160 games Schurig said. “No matter who starts, we Hickel and Tyler Schuerman. and Tyler Hickel Also seeing time at quarterback last sea- starting quarterback position in Dustin both quarterbacks.” will have a game-tested quarterback to lead a game-tested will have the offense and the team has confidence in son was sophomore Cason Lehman. Lehman sophomore son was passed for 246 yards and three touchdowns last year. touchdowns passed for 246 yards and three Lehman is versatile and his athletic ability allowed him Lehman is versatile and his athletic ability allowed The Ichabod receiving corps received a lot of experience last season corps received The Ichabod receiving The Ichabods will have a pair of experienced juniors battling for the The Ichabods will have The Washburn offense eight starters returns The Washburn last season’s squad from in 2002, which was 25.4 points per game The Ichabods averaged along, system as the season went and new learned an entirely “We Don’t let the 3-8 record from last season mislead you. The Ichabods mislead you. last season from 3-8 record Don’t let the last season’s 3-8 squad 36 lettermen from returning are The Ichabods Schurig said. faces in the lineup,” had a lot of new “Last season we and those fresh- last season play true freshmen The Ichabods had 18 Schurig said. “From team has bought into our program,” “The entire to also line up at running back and wide receiver last season. to also line up at running back and wide receiver Receivers last season being either true freshman with four of the top five receivers Quarterbacks that recorded 3,972 yards in total 3,972 yards that recorded offense, the fifth highest single-sea- the air through son total that was of history. in school The majority 2,447 yards - the fourth the ‘Bods passed for where total single-season in school history. game 30 points per the Ichabods averaged sixth in the MIAA. However, in their last six contests. the offense,” grasped said. Schurig as they our offense improved The Offense saw continued improvement throughout last season, winning three of winning three last season, throughout continued improvement saw games.their last six successes and last year’s plans to build on The team 2003. better fanseven an give and eight starters on offense back after and defense are head coach program. Craig Schurig’s first of the Washburn at the helm year time last sea- a lot of experience and playing faces gained “Those new it will believe up, we picked they experience son, and with that game in yearshelp us this season and to come.” thanks older and stronger than $150,000 a year more to the men are room. weight in the of improvement to the classroom room, in the weight themselves conduct they the way a total team effortand to the field, have we and everyone is heading as a coaching staff that we the direction to go - a winning pro- want on and offgram the field.” By Gene Cassell Cassell By Gene Sports Director Washburn Information 26 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 S scrimmage.” Schurigsaid.“They have topenetrateandcontrol theline of defense,” line. from linebacker to defensive endand willprovide extradepthon the tions.” more depthtoincrease competition atallposi- defense thanwe hadlastseason,andwe have season,” Schurigsaid.“We have betterathleteson ence thatwillhelpusimprove game by game this defense. pass defense,rushdefenseandtotal should beimproved. who saw playing timelastseason,thedefense returning andsolidgroup ofthose starters 4 defensive alignmentandwitheight full year underits beltwiththe4- Rolla. 49-0 winover Missouri- shutout in36games ina only 20,includingthefirst the lastfour, theIchabodsimproved allowing seven outingsoftheseason,butoverthe first Defense The “In this scheme, the front line is vital tothesuccessofrest ofthe “In thisscheme,thefront lineisvital “The returning players have valuable experi- The Ichabodswere 10th inscoringdefense, The Ichabodsnow have a The defenseallowed nearly42pointspergame in Defensive Line Defensive EASON members ofthesecondline,”members Schurigsaid. “And overall we are stronger andwill look to in the off-season willleadustothatgoal.” in theoff-season be more physical upfront andtheline’swork sive line. “The first unithasexperience aswell as “The first Mack willalsoprovide depthontheoffen- four starters returning withseniordefen- four starters played inninegames, AdamToby juniors and BenThursby.freshman Pat Redshirt The Ichaboddefensive linehasthree of sive end Jacob Barth (left) anddefensive (left) sive endJacobBarth tackle EricTaylor.tackle Taylor ismoving from P be sophomore tackle JimHollandwho be sophomore tackle defensive endto theline’sinterior where hewill joinjuniornoseguard Bryce Kelley.Bryce Alsoreturning issopho- REVIEW Also lookingforplaying timewill more defensive endTerell Cobb who started the final fivegames thefinal who started anchor the line at left tackle. anchor thelineatleft University ofOklahoma transfer as atruefreshman. shirted lastseason for the shirted Blake Nichols.Nicholsred- New tothemixwillbe Sooners. JuniorBo Sooners. Kobuszewski ismoving Ichabods lastspringatwill where he started five where hestarted games. Barrett joinedthe Transfer Tyrone Schurig said. run, butthey willneedtoimprove inpasscoverage,” theirfundamentals A&M. games lastseason.Young Oklahoma isatransferfrom Northeastern playedcornerback position.Jackson in10 Talley willallbattlefortheotherstarting freshmen Tramaine Young andHenry in schoolhistory. highest single seasontotal with124,tackles thethird in Corcoran ledtheMIAA tying fortheteamleadwithCorcoran. with 16 includingfourinterceptions, inpassesdefended Smith ledtheMIAA junior free safetyJoeCorcoran(left). senior cornerbackDarold Smith(right)and - sive returning inapairofseniors backfield Secondary stadium,” Schurig said. stadium,” we want of ournew that willbeworthy to putaproduct onthefield 2003 season. renovation, the theteam,campus andcommunityare excited tostart Yager a$4.25millionimprovement StadiumatMoore Bowl. After and competition ofplaying timebetween eachposition. ball program. willaddtoteam depthandaddtothe Thesenumbers camp, inmany fortheWashburn whichisthemost numbers years foot- Etc. excellent candidates andwillhave goodcompetition fortheseduties.” freshman AdamAzeltinewill allcompete forthepuntingduties. shirt duties andfreshmen BenBoswell, JoeSample andSabelalongwithred- season, thepuntingandplacekicker positionsare wide-open. Roth rewriting spenthisfouryears the Ichabods’puntingrecords, sothis oftheteamthis seasonasthey are without areturning starter. part Teams Special “Our cornerbacks andsafetieswillcontinuetobeactive against“Our cornerbacks the aredshirt Sophomore MarkJackson, inthedefen- The Ichabodshave two starters “We tonotonly playing are inthenew lookingforward facility, but ofanew erawiththeopeningof thestart This seasonalsomarks The Ichabodshave nearly100 studentathletespreparing forfall “We willbeyoung withourkickinggame,” Schurigsaid.“Butwe have Freshman ConnorSabelandDerek Banionwill battle forplacekicking punterEric andhonorablementionAll-America teamAll-MIAA First The Ichabodsspecialteamswillhave thenewest ofany faces other junior atWashburn, Wimpy recorded 48tackles. after injuries in seniors Brian Peel and Jeff Wimpy. BrianPeel andJeff injuriesinseniors Asa after are very runoriented,” Schurigsaid. are very The Ichabodshave apairoflinebackers returning be in a position to lead the team in tackles asthey be inapositiontoleadtheteamtackles Linebackers “In thisdefensive scheme,thelinebackers should The linebackers may bethemostexperienced group ofreturnees forthedefensewithallfour starters returning. At outsidelinebacker,starters sophomore JoshLooney andseniorBrooks tallying 93andDeweytallying 92. Myers (left) return. Myers finished fourth return. finished Myers (left) Myers on the Ichabods with 88 tackles and on theIchabodswith88tackles for 185 lastseasonwithGould tackles Looney recorded 62. and sophomore GrantGouldaccounted On theinside,seniorMorgan Dewey Washburn Ichabod Football 27

➤ ROFILES P 2003 Media Guide 89 CHABOD Jacob Barth 00 55 22 33 -- 66 2003 I 2003 nn rr Played both tight end and defensive end for the both tight end and defensive Played uu Was captain of the ManhattanWas football team and bb RR hh ss Born Feb. 16, 1980. Son of Tom and Sandy Barth. Son of Tom 1980. Born Feb. 16, OO 44 17 1 5 8 5 15 1 2/8 0 0 0/0 1/6 3/19 2/18 0/0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 II aa Recorded five tackles, including four solo stops while While playing tight end, he recorded six receptions for six receptions tight end, he recorded While playing Sat out the season as a redshirt. Saw action in five games collecting four solo tackles collecting four action in five games and Saw NN WW EE

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Washburn Ichabod Football 29 ➤ ROFILES P 2003 Media Guide Joe Corcoran 11 48 CHABOD 00 55 99 11 11 22 00 00 -- -- 66 66 2003 I 2003 nn After to linebacker running back from moving Returns to his linebacking position afterReturns to his linebacking a suc- rr EE uu He participated game All-Star in the Outback Bowl RR bb RR OO hh Recorded a freshman ss OO Born Oct. 15, 1982. Son of Lionel and Lavern Cobb. of Lionel and Lavern Son 1982. Born Oct. 15, MM II aa Led the Ichabods and the MIAA finishing ninth in the 10 17 27 0 2/6 1/1 0 1 0 Played in all 11 games as a true freshman recording 27 recording as a true freshman games in all 11 Played OO NN WW HH UU

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BB BURGESS MARQUETIS BROWN C R BLAND Personal: Majoring in secondaryMajoring His uncle James Burgess played education. and the San 1993-96 of Miami Hurricanes from for the University Diego Chargers 1997-98. from could see time on return teams. could see time on return In 2002: Background: near- first He averaged team all-Palm Beach County in basketball. 21 for the Rams and averaged all-purpose yards per game ly 165 yards per punt return. yards per kickoff and 19 return At Washburn: on major. captain. Personal: In 2002: Background: At Washburn:special teams. Majoring in business or computer programming. or computer in business Majoring yards on 31 carries. Also had two receptions out of the backfield receptions carries. Also had two yards on 31 yards. for 16 Personal: In 2001: Background: In 2002: High School. seasons at Lewisville his junior and senior At Washburn: Rushing / Receiving Rush2002 No. Yds AvgTotals TD Long Rec 31 113 Yds 3.6 Avg 1 TD Long 13 2 16 8.0 0 9 30 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide Coval. Majoring ineducation. Personal: orable mentionall-conference. City HighSchool,hesnappedthree records andwas namedhon- At Dodge last fourgamesfortheConquistadors. atquarterback Background: 2002: In Majoring inbusiness. Personal: junioryear.and honorablementionafter the teamwith67solostops.Was seniorseason namedall-state 1,533 yardson190 andleading carriesaveraging 8.1percarry ior season.Infootball,was all-leaguethree seasons.Rushedfor champion inwrestling hissen- asajuniorandstate third instate class4Aselectionasadefensive back.Finished track. Anall-state Background: 2000: In games. loss, sixpassbreak-ups andtwo fumblerecoveries playing inall11 2003 I oas9 91911/321 4 2 3 INT 2/13 FR 1414/43 FF 189 99 S/YL 90 TFL Totals PBU 2002 Tot 2001 AT UT Tackles COVAL J C Dodge CityCommunityCollege Kansas Dodge City, Quarterback Morgan Dewey Morgan o r OSHUA c o S r O a P n H

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Ichabod footballteam.Majoring inathletic Karlynn Beck.Joinsolderbrother Evinonthe Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: Tribune Bend Great Background: ness. Brennan Banion.Majoring and Nanetta inbusi- Personal: Background: Personal: Background: 2003 I at quarterback and at quarterback Passed for1,372 yardsand19 touchdowns. A orable mentionchoiceatdefensive back. andanall-leaguehon- ence pickatquarterback orable mention at quarterback. orable mentionatquarterback. year memberofthehonorroll. and athree-year peertutoraswell asathree- senior. letteringasajunior and defensive endafter at and All-DistrictasasenioratMillard North Super State,All-State,All-Nebraska, All-Metro BECK E BANION D ASSAL J BIRT M Claflin HighSchool Claflin Kansas Claflin, Defensive Back School High Millard West Nebraska Omaha, Placekicker Blue Valley HS Northwest Kansas Overland Park, Fullback ilr ot ihSchool High Millard North Nebraska Omaha, Defensive End F F F F RIN EREMY EREK R R R R E E E E ITCH S S S S H H H H M M M M Born Jan.29,1985. SonofFred and A A A A Born June20,1985. SonofRandall Born onJune8,1985. SonofDan Born onAug. 13, 1984. Sonof N N N N Was teamNebraska namedfirst Was anAll-EKLScholarAthlete Was aAll-Stateandall-confer- Set several records asaplace- CHABOD 5 Wichita Eagle Wichita 5 5 All-Area first team selection first All-Area 6 - - - 1 - 8 7 2 0 1 2 1 2 4 0 7 3 0 0 0 5 20 50 95 N All-State hon- EWCOMERS BULL N team’s defensive Player oftheYear lastfall. Shawnee MissionWest’s Co-MVPandwas the Shawnee MissionWest in2002.Was named punterat andall-state League, All-SunCountry and Kathy Bull.Undecided on major. for mostreceptions inaseasonatwidereceiver. wrestling, trackandhockey. Setschoolrecord -football,baseball, Louis, played fivesports baseball andoneyear intrack. in ference pick. Alsoatwo-year letterwinner andanhonorable mentionall-con- letterwinner Athree-year basketballShrine Bowl participant. for ElkhornHighasasenior. A2003Nebraska selection trict anhonorablementionall-state by making 48 tackles and collecting nine sacks. andcollecting ninesacks. by making48tackles defensive linemanatElkhornHighlastseason selectionasa trict, all-metro andall-state med. Majoring inbiology/pre- and ChristineBirt. coordinator ChrisBrown. Youngerfinance. brother ofIchaboddefensive and DebbieKidder. Majoring inaccountingand Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: Personal: Personal: Background: and PatBoswell. Undecided onmajor. and Nancy Brill.Majoring inbusiness. BROWN M B BRILL J BOSWELL lhr ihSchool Elkhorn High Elkhorn, Nebraska Defensive Line Seckman HighSchool Mo. Louis, St. Wide Receiver lhr ihSchool Elkhorn High Nebraska Elkhorn, Quarterback Shawnee MissionWest HS Kansas Lenexa, Punter F F F F ORDAN EN R R ICK R R E E E E ATT S S S S H H H H M M M M A Born onFeb.21, 1985. SonofDavid Born onNov. 8,1982. SonofRandy A A A Born Oct.26,1984. SonofJason Born Nov. 16, 1984. SonofBrad N N N N Was teamAll-Sunflower afirst At SeckmanhighschoolinSt. Was anall-conference, all-dis- Was anall-conference, all-dis- 5 6 6 6 - - 1 - - 2 2 0 1 2 1 1 1 8 7 9 7 0 5 6 0 99 35 10 and Mary Harris. Majoring inbusiness. and Mary tion. and JulieGray. educa- Majoring insecondary Background: Background: Personal: Background: record for forced fumblesinagame. and career forpassbreak-ups andtiedschool the Free Staterecord forsingle game, season Sunflower Leaguepickatcornerbackandholds Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: and Tammy Glover. Majoring incriminaljustice. offensive lineandathree-year letterman. offensive choice atdefensive line.Was alsoMVPofthe teamAll-Sunflower league and was afirst record, receiving All-State, All-JohnsonCounty compiling a37-0 onships atOlatheNorth played intheKansasCityMetro All-Stargame. team All-Sunflower asajuniorandsenior. Also team all-classselection.Alsonamedsecond year. Was andasecond athree-year captain junior andsenioraswell aslinebacker ofthe GRAY B HARRIS C GLOVER D Free StateHighSchool Lawrence, Kansas Defensive Back evnot ihSchool Leavenworth High Leavenworth, Kansas Linebacker Olathe North HighSchool Olathe North Olathe, Kansas Defensive Line F F F EN ASEY ANNY R R R E E E S S S H H H M M M Born onApril21, SonofKevin 1985. A A A ono e.1 95 SonofTim Born onFeb.1, 1985. Born Jan.26,1985. SonofChris N N N Was part of three state champi-Was ofthree state part Was namedteam’sMVPasa Was asecondteamAll- 6 6 6 - - - 0 1 3 1 2 2 7 1 2 5 5 8 37 57 78 Washburn Ichabod Football 45 76 81 61 00 55 55 all-county pick first 66 44 77 22 11 11 EWCOMERS 33 N 77 44 ------2003 Media Guide 66 55 66 Was named first team All-WAC Was Was an honorable mention All- Was Was part state of two Was champion NN NN NN Born on May 23, 1985. Son of 23, 1985. Born on May Salina Journal Born on March 29, 1985. Son of Born on March 29, 1985. AA Born on March 9, 1984. Son of Kip AA AA Born July 10, 1984. Son of Trent and Son of Trent 1984. Born July 10, MM MM MM HH HH HH SS BAHN SS SS EE EE EE CHABOD RR RR RR REY OSHUA E AKE FF FF FF Defensive Line Defensive Topeka, Kansas Rural High School Washburn Defensive Back Defensive Garden City, Kansas Garden City High School Wide Receiver Salina, Kansas Salina Central High School T LEWIS J LAMB J L and Tracy Lamb. Majoring in radiology. Lamb. Majoring and Tracy on offense and honorable mention All-Area. named and was Also a member of the honor roll high school’s male athlete of the year. 5A football teams as a Mustang and a second as a senior. wide receiver team all-conference also a Was team pick in basketball. a state In track, he was hur- the 110m, and in in the high jump qualifier dles. Verna Chapman and Wynn Lewis. Majoring in Majoring Chapman and Wynn Lewis. Verna pre-engineering. Background: Personal: Background: Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: Class 6A, second-team All-City and All- Centennial League for the Junior Blues. Named MVP. team’s defensive three-time all-league selection on the defensive selection on all-league three-time to the named Was School. Heston High line at first team offense honorable mention and named Was defense all-state a senior. team as School Coaches firstto Kansas High all- team state Also earned lineman. as a defensive honorsin 2002. 11 3A Top News Hutchinson Game. Shrine Bowl in the 2003 also play Will Also a state in wrestling. qualifier Mary Steibdler and Brian Koehn. Majoring in Mary Majoring and Brian Koehn. Steibdler secondary base- education. His father played and Newman. ball at Bethany Wendy LeBahn. Majoring in sports LeBahn. Majoring broadcast- Wendy Adam is a member of the golf ing. His brother team Rockhurst. 2003 I 2003 18 72 65 59 55 00 00 00 00 22 88 88 22 22 22 11 00 22 22 11 ------66 66 66 66 Was team captain his senior Was Was a two-time first a two-time team all- Was Was a two-time all-state a two-time selec- Was Was named first team All-State, Was NN NN NN NN Born on Jan. 21, 1984. Son of Dan Born on Jan. 21, AA AA Born on Oct. 10, 1984. Son of Greg Son 1984. Born on Oct. 10, AA AA Born July 18, 1984. Son of Chris and 1984. Born July 18, MM MM MM MM HH HH HH HH SS SS SS SS EE EE ATT EE EE RR RR ODY RR RR ROY TEVEN FF FF FF FF Defensive End Defensive Aurora, Nebraska HighAurora School Topeka, Kansas Topeka, HighHighland Park School Safety C HUENEFELD T HOEFER Offensive Line Offensive Hesston, Kansas Hesston High School Safety Paola, Kansas Paola High School All-County, All-League and All-Metro at line- All-League and All-Metro All-County, League selection an All-Centennial Was backer. on defense last fall for Highland Park. He also honorable men- second-team All-City and was season. Hoefer also tion All-Class 5A last quarterback for the Scots, passing for played and rushing for 260 yards. Hoefer yards 451 Park basketball also a member of the Highland earned second-team All-City honors and squad firstas a junior and was as team all-conference a senior for the Scots. Background: Background: Personal: Personal: Personal: in business. Majoring and Pamela Hoefer. Background: Background: Vicki Kemplay. Majoring in psychology. Majoring Vicki Kemplay. and Linda Huenefeld. Majoring in criminal jus- and Linda Huenefeld. Majoring tice. season and was honorable mention All-confer- season and was ence quarterback and honorable mention All- letterman in foot- a three-year He was Metro. ball and basketball. league selection as an offensive lineman and tion as an offensive named to lineman and was the Super State second team. Is also on the High School, qualify- team at Aurora wrestling ing for stateeach of his season and earning Will sixth place as a junior and third as a senior. game. Shrine Bowl in the Nebraska also play M KOEHN S KEMPLAY Capital 56 63 98 55 55 55 00 11 11 88 33 22 22 11 22 11 00 00 55 -- -- 11 -- -- 66 66 66 55 Was a member of the Was Was a three-year letterman and a three-year Was Was named first team All-State, Was Two-time honorable mention all- Two-time NN NN NN NN AA AA AA Born Sept. 13, 1984. Son of Dwight 1984. Born Sept. 13, Born March 21, 1983. Son of Randy 1983. Born March 21, Born on Aug. 10, 1984. Son of John 1984. 10, Born on Aug. Born Jan. 24, 1985. Son of Rick and AA MM MM MM MM all-state, all-class squad. Was voted to voted all-state, Was squad. all-class HH HH HH HH

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HEMMERLING Z and Marge Heckman. His brother Aaron played Aaron brother and Marge Heckman. His educa- in physical Majoring football at Baker. tion. All-County, All-League and All-Metro at line- All-League and All-Metro All-County, Also named baseball team’s outstand- backer. ing senior player. Personal: Background: Personal: Background: on major. Undecided and Debbie Heller. Personal: and Vicki Hemmerling. Majoring in biology. and Vicki in biology. Majoring Hemmerling. Background: Personal: Background: the All-Ark Valley League firstthe All-Ark team on both Valley lines, earning unanimous honors on defense seven assists, after 26 solo tackles, recording 16 tackles sacks for loss, three and a fumble recov- Participant.ery A 2003 Shrine Bowl as a senior. and also named to both Wichita Eagle Was the pick. He was 11 Capital Journal Top Topeka pounds as a junior 6A state at 215 champion named the Most and a senior and was on the Ark Valley OutstandingSenior Wrestler Team. League Wrestling a second team All-SEK pick at linebacker. a second team All-SEK Lynn Hicks. in secondary Majoring Lynn education. conference selection and the school record conference holder for most passing yardage in Irish history. 46 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide squad plusthe teamandtoCoachesAll-4ADefensive offense tion anda and Nancy Moyer. Undecided onmajor. senior. Was namedtothe asajuniorand League ondefenseandoffense a defensive linemanandwas All-Frontier Bowl anda 3,817 yards.Was chosen toplay intheShrine hiscareer with both seasonswhilefinishing leadingthecityinrushing and aseniorafter Atwo-time all-cityselection asajunior playoffs. toarunner-up intheClass5A Chargers finish 1,977 yardswith19 touchdowns tohelpthe Player oftheYear, rushingforaschool-record and Carol Nichols.Majoring inbusiness. Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: 2003 I mention team.Was leaguechamp inshotput. KCPrepFootball.com’s All-Metro honorable ond teamdefenseandwas namedto major. UndecidedRichard andBrenda Patterson. on MVP andfour-year all-conference selection. selectiononceandatwo-time conference state hewastimes. Onthebasketball anall- court named theteammostvaluable player two Hewas all-conference andteamcaptain. four-year all-districtselection,8-manall-star, School,hewas a freshman. At Forgan High a junior. Alsonamed selectionas and anhonorablementionall-state his prep career. team. Hehadonlytwo fumblesin617 carriesin NICHOLS B MOYER D University ofOklahoma Forgon, Oklahoma Defensive End Eudora HighSchool Kansas Eudora, Defensive End PATTERSON A.J. oeaWs ihSchool Topeka West High Topeka, Kansas Running Back World’s R S F F LAKE USTIN - R R F E R E S S E H H S All-Area teamasajuniorandsenior All-Area H M M M A Born onJune2,1983. SonofBrent Born onNov. 12, 1984. SonofRod A Born onMay 8,1985. Sonof Capital Journal Capital N A N Capital-Journal Capital-Journal N Was anAll-Class4Aselectionas Kansas City Star’s City Kansas Was the2002Topeka Offensive Redshirted atOklahoma asa Redshirted CHABOD 6 6 5 - - - 2 4 9 Wichita Eagle’s Wichita 2 2 1 2 6 8 0 0 5 6A all-classselec- Lawrence Journal Lawrence Top 11 all-state 90 94 25 N All-Metro sec- EWCOMERS All-State and SharleneSchroeder. Undecided onmajor. SCHROEDER J ing. and Peggy Perry. Majoring inbusinessmarket- defensive back.Was asasenior. teamcaptain and since sophomore seasonatquarterback honors asasenior.honors teamall-state asajuniorandfirst honors state at Hayden, where heearnedsecondteamall- mention All-Cityasasenior. Alsoplayed soccer team All-CentennialLeagueandhonorable teamAll-Class4A,second- goals. Hewas first 42 pointson33extraandthree field Valley. teamAll-Ark defensive backasaseniorandfirst and BeckySabel.Undecided onmajor. Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: SABEL C PERRY T chro ihSchool High McPherson Kansas McPherson, Safety adnHg School Hayden High Topeka, Kansas Placekicker ucisnHg School Hutchinson High Hutchinson, Kansas Safety F F F ORDAN YLER ONNOR R R R E E E S S S H H H M M M Born onSept.12, 1984. SonofDwight A Born onMay 16, 1985. SonofMark A Born onAug. 17, 1984. SonofRick A N N N Started onbothsides oftheball Started Led Topeka inkickscoringwith An honorablementionAll-6A 5 6 6 - - - 9 2 0 1 1 1 6 8 7 5 0 5 86 42 track. winner andalsothrew theshotanddiscusin Debbie Scully. Majoring ineducation. Personal: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: Personal: Background: and Merry Squires. Majoring in business. and Merry and Sheryl Sloan.Majoring incriminal justice. and Sheryl four years. qualifier. trackmeetall state forstate Qualified Classicasthree-year pick wrestling inMOKAN Three-time all-conference selectionandall-state 501 and197 career tackles single-season stops. and defensive MVP. Holdsschoolrecord with ior andsenior. Three-time All-Metro selection 2000-02 andwas anAll-Statechoiceasajun- Conference, pickfrom All-DistrictandAll-Area All-Area byAll-Area the anddefense.Asasenior,on offense was named defense andAll-Kaw Valley team Leaguefirst named all-Kaw Valley team on Leaguefirst sive player oftheyear. Asajunior, hewas lines asajuniorandseniorwell asthedefen- and defensive County selectionontheoffensive line and aAll- named All-Countyoffensive Asasophomore was ior andseniorseasons. as well as All-Metro honorablementionhisjun- 2000-02 andwas anAll-Statechoicein2001 Conference, pickfrom All-DistrictandAll-Area ment. intheleaguetourna- wrestling andafinalist qualifier in defense. Hewas alsoastate teamAll-Stateselectionasasenioron a first SCULLY J SQUIRES D SLOAN J Grain Valley HighSchool Missouri Grain Valley, Linebacker Santa FeTrailSanta HighSchool Kansas Overbrook, Defensive Line Shawnee MissionWest HS Kansas Overland Park, Offensive Line F F F AMIE EFF AN R R R E E E S S S H H H M M M Born onMarch1, 1985. SonofGary A A Born July3,1984. SonofMike and A Born Oct.6,1984. SonofWilliam N N N Lawrence Journal-World Lawrence Was atwo-time footballletter- Was anunanimousAll- Was aunanimousAll- 6 6 6 - - - 1 2 0 2 2 2 1 6 5 5 5 0 93 69 47 squad a Washburn Ichabod Football 47 17 82 33 00 77 88 11 EWCOMERS 11 11 N 00 11 -- -- 2003 Media Guide 66 55 Redshirted last season at Was first team all-conference Was NN Born Feb. 14, 1984. Son of 1984. Born Feb. 14, Born May 24, 1985. Son of 24, 1985. Born May AA NN AA MM HH MM SS HH EE SS RR EE CHABOD FF -- RR RAMAINE EFFREY SS FF RR Defensive Back Defensive Lawton, Oklahoma Northeastern A&M Oklahoma Wide Receiver Mo. Kansas City, Northeast Public High School T YOUNG Christopher and Jacqueline Young. Majoring in Majoring Young. Christopher and Jacqueline therapy. physical and district quarterback as team captain as well His junior sea- year. of the and offensive player son, he led the Vikings in tackles and interceptions. Johnettei Harris. Undecided on major. on Johnettei Harris. 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Marquetis Burgess Barth Jacob and TightEnd Defensive End letterman Three-year 2003 O PPONENTS Gould Grant Lehman Cason Smith Darold Dewey Morgan Huelsman Chris Washburn Football 50 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide o.1 akl . .2p.m. Haskell .1p.m. atPanhandleState. Nov. 15 .1p.m. atBacone Nov. 8 State..1p.m. atNorthwestern Nov. 1 .1p.m. SWAssemblies ofGod Oct. 18 .1p.m. atLincoln Oct. 11 Oct. 4 .6p.m. atSouthernNazarene. .7p.m. Sept. 27 Texas College .7p.m. Missouri Sept. 20 atCentral .7p.m. Sept. 11 Washburn 6 Sept. 2003 SCHEDULE U L 2003 I Quarterback Head Coach Head Johnson Freddie Freddie Harold ANGSTON Fair NIVERSITY Game 1 • Sept. 6 at Guthrie, Okla. (Anderson Stadium) •7p.m. Stadium) Guthrie,Okla.(Anderson 6at Game 1•Sept. CHABOD aeSt Score W37-32 Topeka Site 9.10.77 Date game ofthe1977• Itwas thefirst season. Sept. 10, 1977 37-32inMoore Bowl. • TheIchabodswon theonlymeetinginserieson WU 37, Langston32in1977 WU 37, Langston32in1977 Series History - Washburn leads 1-0 leads Washburn - History Series First meeting O Last meeting 37-32 in1977 Last WUwin PPONENTS for serieshistory, turntopage62 Last 10 Meetings 10 Last Series Notes Series o.9Hsig .L12-35 Hastings .W20-13 atPeru State Nov. 9 .L13-34 Lincoln Nov. 2 .L21-23 Bacone Oct. 26 14-35 L Oklahoma Northwestern Oct. 19 .W14-0 at Haskell Oct. 12 .L30-37 Oct. 5 atGramblingState Sept. 28 .L19-24 SouthernNazarene. .L0-47 Sept. 21 atCentralArkansas .L26-28 Paul Quinn Sept. 14 .L0-48 Sept. 7 atPittsburgState Aug. 31 2002 RESULTS (2-9) aeSt Score Site Date Largest WUwin Largest LUwin 37-32 in1977 Last LUwin N/A N/A Defense-7 Returning Starters: 22 Lettermen: Basic Formation: CSFL Record,Finish: 2002 Record: Anthony Lyons Clayton Roles Dan Davis Shaun Johnson Coaches: Assistant 1976 Coach: Head Coaching Staff II Montgomery Director ofAthletics: President: Colors: Nickname: Conference: Affiliation: Enrollment: Founded: Location: General Information Return: game Kan. mealinWichita, Leave: Ichabod Travel Plans www.lunet.edu/sports/lu_athletics Athletic Web Site: Fax: Phone: E-mail: Football SID: Information Sports Phone: 405.466.3353 Overall Record:same Record atLU:2-9,1season Colorado, Alma Mater:Northern 405.466.3271 Sept. 6at10 a.m.withpre- 405.466.3243 Orange andNavy Blue Following game [email protected] 1897 agtn Okla. Langston, r E.L.Holloway Dr. NAIA I NAIA eunn-6•Lost Returning-26 • Lions 2,500 Central States James Hilliard,Jr. aodE Johnson Harold E. 2-9 Multiple •4-3 Offense-4 • Offense-4 2-2, 3rd John W. Washburn Ichabod Football 51 3-5, 7th Tom Spicer Tom Offense-9 • Pro I • 4-3 I Pro 785.628.5800 PPONENTS O 5-6 TIm O’Connor Jason McCullough Rocky MountainRocky 2003 Media Guide 6,000 Tigers Returning-38 • Lost-20 NCAA II Dr. Edward H. Edward Dr. Hays, Kan. 1902 Black & Gold 785.628.5800 [email protected] 785.628.4383 Defense-6 • Specialty-6 CHABOD Alma Mater: Boise State, 1991 Alma Mater: Boise State, 2 seasons Record at FHSU: 8-14, 2 seasons Record: 8-14, Overall Phone: 785.628.4399 Returning Starters: Assistant Coaches: Bryan Maring Jeff Walker Hawks Jeremy Norris Mike 2002 Record: RMAC Record, Finish: Basic Formations: Lettermen: Sports Information Football SID: E-mail: Phone: Fax: Phone: Press Box General Information General Location: Founded: Enrollment: Affiliation: Conference: Nickname: Colors: President: Hammond Director of Athletics: Coaching Staff Head Coach: or 785.628.5316 Site: Athletic Web www.tigersportszone.com 2003 I 2003 46-0 in 1963 35-0 in 1967 37-29 in 2002 Last FHSU win Last Largest WU win Largest Largest FHSU win Largest Date11.5.89 Site Hays11.7.87 Topeka10.25.86 Hays10.26.85 Topeka10.20.84 Hays W 49-12 L 14-22 Score W 40-35 L 0-30 W 26-14 TATE S 2002 RESULTS (5-6) 2002 RESULTS Sept. 5Sept. 14 State at Emporia Washburn ...... L 7-38 ...... W 37-29 Sept. 21 State Chadron Sept. 28 ...... L 23-52 at Adams StateOct. 5 ...... L 6-30 Oct. 12 at Colorado-Mines . . . . . L 27-42 Oct. 19 Fort College Lewis . . . . W 58-27 Oct. 26 at Okla. Panhandle. . . . W 49-32 2Nov. Mesa State ...... W 20-16 9Nov. at Nebraska-Kearney . . . L 29-46 16Nov. State. at Western ...... L 7-34 Mexico Highlands New W 37-27 Series Notes 1919 Last 10 Meetings for series history, turn to page 62 for series history, AYS 17-14 in 1999 17-14 Last WU win Last Last meeting Last First meeting WU 7, FHSU 6 in FHSU WU 7, FHSU 37, WU 29 in 2002 FHSU 37, H Series History - Washburn leads 34-22-3 Date9.14.02 Site Hays9.11.99 Topeka9.12.98 Hays9.13.97 Topeka9.14.96 L 29-37 W 17-14 Hays Score W 31-14 L 12-24 L 6-21 • The two teams have traded wins the last seven traded teams have • The two 1987. 7, on Nov. meetings with the Ichabods winning of the last 10 seven • The home team has won meetings. home the Ichabods’ was 1999 • The win on Sept. 11, opener.

Game 2 • Sept. 13 at Topeka (Yager Stadium) • 6 p.m. (Yager at Topeka • Sept.Game 2 13

NIVERSITY

Tim

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Freeman O’Connor Head Coach Wide Receiver 2003 SCHEDULE Sept. 6Sept. 13 State Emporia . . . . 7 p.m...... at Washburn ...... 6 p.m. Sept. 20 State at Chadron Sept. 27 ...... 2 p.m. Adams StateOct. 4 ...... 7 p.m. Oct. 11 Colorado-Mines...... 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at Fort College Lewis . . . . 2 p.m. Oct. 25 Oklahoma Panhandle. . . . 2 p.m. 1Nov. at Mesa State ...... 2 p.m. 8Nov. Nebraska-Kearney. p.m...... 2 15Nov. State Western ...... 1 p.m. Mexico Highlands at New 2 p.m.

U F 52 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 I o.1 eta isui.2p.m. CentralMissouri .2p.m. atMissouriSouthern Nov. 15 .1p.m. atMissouri-Rolla. Nov. 8 .2p.m. Southwest Baptist. Nov. 1 .2p.m. atPittsburgState Oct. 25 .2p.m. Missouri. Northwest Oct. 18 . . 2p.m. atTruman Oct. 11 .2p.m. Oct. 4 MissouriWestern Sept. 27 .2p.m. Washburn .7p.m. 20 Sept. EastCentral Hays State..7p.m. atFort Sept. 13 Sept. 6 2003 SCHEDULE U E Running Back Head Coach Head Wiemers Tyler Dave MPORIA Paul NIVERSITY Game 3 • Sept. 20 at Emporia(Welch 20at •2p.m. Game 3•Sept. Stadium) CHABOD 02.8Tpk L27-35 L20-45 21-35 L Score Topeka L19-38 10.29.98 W34-21 Emporia 11.20.99 Topeka 11.11.00 Emporia 10.27.01 Topeka Site 11.2.02 Date the exception of1943 through 1945 forWWII. • Theteamshave played year since1899 every with (110) andSouthDakota andSouthDakota State(103). Dakota State Dakota andNorth behindNorth history • ItisthethirdlongestDivisionIIseriesin • Thisseason’sgame willbethe100th intheseries. WU 34,ESU21 in2002 ESU 11, WU0in1899 Series History - ESU leads 50-43-6 leads ESU - History Series First meeting O Last meeting 34-21 in2002 Last WUwin PPONENTS for serieshistory, turntopage62 S Last 10 Meetings 10 Last Series Notes Series TATE e.7v ioaSae .WOT34-27 vsWinona State Dec. 7 .L5-34 Missouri. Northwest .W47-16Nov. 16 atMissouriSouthern .L21-34Nov. 9 atWashburn Nov. 2 .W21-13 Southwest Baptist Oct. 26 .W40-7 atMissouri-Rolla Oct. 19 .W13-3 PittsburgState. .W21-14 atMissouriWestern Oct. 12 Oct. 5 . L13-41 atCentralMissouri Sept. 28 .W34-17 Truman. Sept. 21 .W17-9 atEastCentral(OK) .W38-7 Sept. 14 Hays State Fort Sept. 5 2002 RESULTS (9-3) 169 moi L19-37 L7-43 L24-25 Score L35-40 Emporia 11.6.93 Topeka L35-64 11.5.94 Emporia 9.30.95 Topeka 10.5.96 Site Emporia 10.30.97 Date Largest ESUwin Largest WUwin Last ESUwin 34-21 in2002 39-18 in 2001 45-6 in1928 Returning Starters: Returning Starters: Lettermen: Basic Formations: Record,Finish: MIAA 2002 Record: Wiemers Larry Kenny Wilhite Jon Wiemers Chet Pobolish Clayt Birminham Todd Hafner Coaches: Assistant Coach: Head Coaching Staff Director ofAthletics: President: Colors: Nickname: Conference: Affiliation: Enrollment: Founded: Location: General Information Return: Leave: Ichabod Travel Plans www.emporia.edu/athletics Athletic Web Site: Press Box Phone: Fax: Phone: ria.edu E-mail: Football SID: Information Sports Phone: 620-341-5504 Overall Record:14-9, 2seasons Record atESU:14-9, 2seasons Alma Mater:Washburn, 1990 Defense-5 •Specialty-2 620.341.5808 Sept. 20at10 a.m. [email protected] 620.341.5526 Old GoldandBlack Folllowing game 1863 Emporia, Kan. Dr. Kay Schallenkamp NCAA II NCAA Returning-44 •Lost-13 Hornets 6,005 MIAA Don Weast Dave Wiemers 9-3 620.341.5020 Multiple• 4-4 Offense-10 • 6-3, 3rd Kent Weiser Washburn Ichabod Football 53 Jerry 4-5, T5th Offense-5 • Multiple • 4-2 660.785.4276 PPONENTS O 6-5 John Ware Melissa Ware MIAA 2003 Media Guide 6,000 Bulldogs Returning-42 • Lost-14 NCAA II Dr. Barbara Dixon Kirksville, Mo. 1867 Purple and White 660.785.4276 [email protected] 660.785.7475 Defense-8 • Specialty-0 CHABOD Alma Mater: Drake, 1981 Alma Mater: Drake, 8 years Record at TSU: 50-37, 8 years Record: 50-37, Overall Phone: 660.785.4252 Returning Starters: Assistant Coaches: Matt Copeland Matt Nelson Jeff Jacques Erik Kruppe 2002 Record: MIAA Record, Finish: Basic Formations: Lettermen: Sports Information Football SID: E-mail: Phone: Fax: Phone: Press Box General Information General Location: Founded: Enrollment: Affiliation: Conference: Nickname: Colors: President: Director of Athletics: Wollmering Coaching Staff Head Coach: Site: Athletic Web gobulldogs.truman.edu 2003 I 2003 39-0 in 1962 52-13 in 1999 52-13 27-26 in 2001 Last TSU win TSU Last Largest WU win Largest Largest TSU win TSU Largest Date10.11.97 Topeka Site9.28.96 Kirksville9.23.95 Topeka10.15.94 Kirksville L 7-37 10.16.93 Topeka L 21-38 Score L 31-50 L 17-41 L 0-34 2002 RESULTS (6-5) 2002 RESULTS Sept. 7 (Iowa) at Drake Sept. 14 38-14 ...... W Quincy (Ill.) ...... W 69-14 Sept. 21 State at Emporia . L 17-34 . . . . . Sept. 28 at Missouri-Rolla . . . . . W 57-28 Sept. 5 Baptist Southwest Oct. 12 . . . . W 44-32 Washburn Oct. 19 ...... L 21-26 at Missouri Southern Oct. 26 . . W 28-14 Northwest Missouri 2 . . . . L 24-31 Nov. 9 Nov. Pittsburg State ...... L 35-49 16 Nov. at Central Missouri . . . . . L 3-17 Missouri Western . . . . . W 27-23 TATE Series Notes Last 10 Meetings S for series history, turn to page 62 for series history, Series History - TSU leads 16-4 Last WU win Last 26-21 in 2002 26-21 Last meeting Last First meeting

TSU 26, WU in 1958 13 WU 26, TSU 21 in 2002 WU 26, TSU 21

Date10.12.02 Kirksville Site10.6.01 Topeka11.4.00 W 26-21 Kirksville11.13.99 Topeka10.10.98 Kirksville L 26-27 Score L 42-45 W 52-18 L 28-38 • forfeit the two wins over The Bulldogs have Ichabods. for 26-21 Truman • In 2002, the Ichabods topped firstIchabod head coach Craig Schurig’s win. Leeper hit a 47-yard field Austin Truman’s • In 2001, goal with less than a second left win. for the Game 4 • Sept. 27 at Topeka (Yager Stadium) • 1 p.m. (Yager • Sept.Game 4 27 at Topeka NIVERSITY

RUMAN Kent John Ware Derek Fullback

Head Coach 2003 SCHEDULE Sept. 6Sept. 13 State. Winona ...... 1:30 p.m. Illinois State at Sept. 20 ...... 6:30 p.m. Pittsburg State. p.m...... 1:30 Sept. 27 at Washburn ...... 1 p.m. Oct. 4Oct. 11 State Emporia ...... 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at Missouri Southern . . . . 2 p.m. Oct. 25 Missouri Western ...... 2 p.m. 1Nov. Central Missouri at . . . 1:30 p.m. 8Nov. at Northwest Missouri . . . 1 p.m. 15Nov. Missouri-Rolla ...... 1 p.m. Baptist at Southwest . . . . 2 p.m.

U T 54 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 I o.1 s itbr tt .2p.m. vs.PittsburgState .1p.m. Southwest Baptist Nov. 15 .1p.m. Truman State Nov. 8 Nov. 1 .1p.m. atMissouriWestern .1p.m. Oct. 25 MissouriSouthern .2p.m. Oct. 18 atEmporia State .1p.m. Oct. 11 Washburn 4 Oct. .6:30p.m. atMissouri-Rolla. Sept. 27 .1p.m. CentralMissouri. Sept. 20 .1p.m. Minn.St.-Mankato .7p.m. atSouth Dakota State. Sept. 13 Sept. 6 2003 SCHEDULE S N Wide Receiver Tjeerdsma Head Coach Head Jamaica Rector Mel ORTHWEST TATE Game 5 • Oct. 5 at Maryville, Mo. (Rickenbrode•1p.m. Mo. Stadium) Maryville, 5at Game 5•Oct. CHABOD 10.3.98 Topeka L 31-38 L L10-35 21-63 L Score Topeka L17-52 10.3.98 13-48 L Maryville 10.30.99 Topeka 10.28.00 Maryville 9.29.01 Topeka Site 10.5.02 Date 20, 1990 ina14-0 winover theBearcats. sinceOct. • TheIchabodshave notwon inMaryville seasonatNorthwest. Tjeerdsma’s first • The1994 winwas inBearcats’headcoachMel Oct. 8,1994 inTopeka. • ThelastwinfortheIchabodsinserieswas on WS 8 U13 in2002 NWMSU 48,WU WS 7 U0in1944 NWMSU 27, WU Series History - NWMSU leads 16-5 leads NWMSU - History Series O First meeting Last meeting Last WUwin 48-14 in1994 PPONENTS U for serieshistory, turntopage62 NIVERSITY Last 10 Meetings 10 Last Series Notes Series Nov. 30 Northern Colorado. .L12-23 Colorado. Northern .W45-41 Nov. 30 Minnesota-Duluth . . W34-5 Nov. 23 atEmporia State .W13-10 atMissouriWestern Nov. 16 .W10-7 CentralMissouriState Nov. 9 .W31-24 Nov. atTruman 2 State .W29-7 Oct. 26 vsPittsburgState. .W 47-3 Oct. 17 MissouriSouthern .W48-13 Oct. 12 atWashburn 5 Oct. .W28-7 atSouthwest Baptist Sept. 28 .W34-9 Missouri-Rolla. Sept. 21 .W42-31 atMinn.St.-Mankato . . W23-10 Nebraska-Omaha Sept. 14 Sept. 7 2002 RESULTS (12-1) M 099 ayil L36-61 W48-14 L21-42 Score 14-33 L Maryville 10.9.93 Topeka L14-17 10.8.94 Maryville 11.4.95 Topeka 11.9.96 Maryville Site 10.4.97 Date ISSOURI Largest NWMSUwin Last NWMSUwin Largest WUwin 48-13 in2002 48-14 in1994 47-0 in1984 Defense-5 •Specialty-1 Returning Starters: Basic Formations: Record,Finish: MIAA 2002 Record: Will Wagner Jon Gustafson TatumBart Scott Bostwick Jim Svoboda Coaches: Assistant Dakota), 1967 Coach: Head Coaching Staff Boerighter Director ofAthletics: President: Colors: Nickname: Conference: Affiliation: Enrollment: Founded: Location: General Information Return: Leave: Ichabod Travel Plans www.northwestbearcats.com Athletic Web Site: Press Box Phone: Fax: Phone: E-mail: Football SID: Information Sports Phone: 660.562.1311 Overall Record:158-64-4, 19 years Record atNWMSU:88-26,9years Alma Mater:SouthernState(South 660.562.1582 Oct. 4at8a.m. [email protected] 660.562.1118 Forest Green andWhite Following game 1905 Maryville, Mo. Maryville, r DeanL.Hubbard Dr. NCAA II NCAA Bearcats 6,500 MIAA Andy Seeley Mel Tjeerdsma 12-1 TBD Multiple •4-3 Offense-6 • Offense-6 9-0, 1st Dr. Robert Washburn Ichabod Football 55 Chuck 6-3, T3rd Offense-8 • Double 620.235.4869 PPONENTS O 8-3 Chuck Broyles Dan Wilkes MIAA 6,751 2003 Media Guide Gorillas Returning-38 • Lost-11 NCAA II Dr. Tom Bryant Tom Dr. Pittsburg, Kan. Pittsburg, 1903 Crimson and Gold 620.235.4147 [email protected] 620.235.4149 Defense-6 • Specialty-0 Alma Mater: Pittsburg State, 1970 Alma Mater: Pittsburg years 13 Record at PSU: 131-26-2, years 13 Record: 131-26-2, Overall Phone: 620.235.4389 CHABOD Returning Starters: Assistant Coaches: Tim Beck Anton Stewart Lance Cullen Bill Kroenke John Pierce Carl Roth 2002 Record: MIAA Record, Finish: Basic Formations: •Tight/Split Back/Veer 4-4 Lettermen: Sports Information Football SID: E-mail: Phone: Fax: Phone: Press Box General Information General Location: Founded: Enrollment: Affiliation: Conference: Nickname: Colors: President: Director of Athletics: Broyles Coaching Staff Head Coach: Site: Athletic Web www.pittstate.edu/athletics 2003 I 2003 61-0 in 1989 61-0 36-13 in 1953 36-13 47-14 in 2002 47-14 Last PSU win Last Largest WU win Largest Largest PSU win Largest Date11.15.97 Topeka Site11.2.96 Pittsburg10.28.95 Topeka10.1.94 L 11-40 Pittsburg10.2.93 L 14-43 Topeka Score L 7-31 L 13-62 L 18-55 TATE 2002 RESULTS (8-3) 2002 RESULTS 31Aug. Langston (Okla.)Sept. 14 ...... W 48-0 Bacone (Okla.)Sept. 21 ...... W 63-3 at Washburn. . . . . W 47-14 . Sept. 28 Missouri WesternOct. 5 . . . . . W 25-21 Oct. 12 Missouri Southern . . . . . W 50-12 Oct. 17 State. at Emporia ...... L 3-13 Oct. 26 vs Northwest Missouri . . . L 7-29 2Nov. at Missouri-Rolla ...... W 48-14 9Nov. Truman ...... W 49-35 16Nov. Baptist. at Southwest . . W 48-13 at Central Missouri 20-23 . . LOT S Series Notes Last 10 Meetings for series history, turn to page 62 for series history, Last WU win Last 38-36 in 1980 Last meeting Last First meeting Series History - PSU leads 56-18-1 WU 7, PSU 0 in 1920 PSU WU 7, PSU 47, WUPSU 47, in 2002 14 Date9.21.02 Site Topeka9.15.01 Pittsburg10.21.00 Pittsburg10.23.99 Topeka L 14-47 11.14.98 Pittsburg L 21-51 L 31-28 Score L 12-72 L 8-27 • lost the last 23 meetings in the The Ichabods have series. when on Oct. 4, 1980 win was • The last Washburn 38-36 in Topeka. the Ichabods won to 277 dur- 910 been outscored • The Ichabods have ing the losing streak. Game 6 • Oct. 11 at Topeka (Yager Stadium) • 1 p.m. (Yager at Topeka • Oct.Game 6 11 NIVERSITY

ITTSBURG Aaron Chuck Broyles

Head Coach McConnell Defensive Line Defensive 2003 SCHEDULE Sept. 6Sept. 13 Lincoln ...... 7 p.m. St. Cloud StateSept. 20 ...... 7 p.m. State Truman at ...... 1:30 p.m. Sept. 27 Baptist at Southwest . . . . . 2 p.m. Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Missouri-Rolla...... 2 p.m. at Washburn ...... 1 p.m. Oct. 18 State...... 2 p.m. Emporia Oct. 25 Missouri at Southern 1Nov...... 6 p.m. 8Nov. Missouri Western ...... 2 p.m. 15Nov. at Central Missouri . . . . 1:30 p.m. vs. Northwest Missouri . . . . 2 p.m.

U P 56 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 I o.1 Tua . 2 p.m. Truman .1p.m. Missouri atNorthwest Nov. 15 .2p.m. atMissouriSouthern Nov. 8 .2p.m. Nov. 1 atEmporia State Oct. 25 .2p.m. Washburn .1p.m. 18Oct. atMissouri-Rolla .2p.m. CentralMissouriState. Oct. 11 Oct. 4 .2p.m. PittsburgState. Sept. 27 .1p.m. atMissouriWestern. Sept. 20 .6p.m. Central Oklahoma .1:30p.m. Sept. 13 atKentucky Wesleyan Sept. 6 2003 SCHEDULE U S Wide Receiver Head Coach Head Richards Green Marc Ray OUTHWEST NIVERSITY Game 7 • Oct. 18Game 7•Oct. Bolivar, at •2p.m. (PlasterStadium) Mo. CHABOD 9.19.98 Topeka L OT20-26 L W36-0 Score W58-21 Topeka L20-48 9.19.98 L20-26 Bolivar 10.14.99 Topeka 10.14.00 Topeka 11.10.01 Site Bolivar 11.16.02 Date • Washburn’s two-game slideisthelongestinseries. 1997. series was fourgames by theIchabodsfrom 1993 to • Thelongestwinningstreak by eitherteaminthe • TheIchabodsare 4-3ingames inBolivar. • TheIchabodshave won sixof thelastninemeetings. B 6 U20in2002 SBU 26,WU SBU 34,WU19 in1989 Series History - Washburn leads 9-5 leads Washburn - History Series O First meeting Last meeting 58-21 in2000 Last WUwin PPONENTS for serieshistory, turntopage62 Last 10 Meetings 10 Last Series Notes Series o.1 ahun.W26-20 Washburn . L13-48 atPittsburgState Nov. 16 .W17-7 Missouri-Rolla. Nov. 9 .L13-21 atEmporia State Nov. 2 .L0-28 atMissouriWestern Oct. 26 . L6-35 CentralMissouri Oct. 19 .L32-44 atTruman Oct. 12 Oct. 5 .L7-28 Missouri Northwest Sept. 28 .L25-40 atMissouriSouthern. .W35-7 Kentucky Wesleyan Sept. 21 Sept. 7 .L18-19 Tennessee-Martin. Aug. 29 2002 RESULTS (3-8) B 11.3BlvrL20-25 31-14 W Score W37-20 Bolivar W 25-7 W24-20 11.13.93 Topeka 11.12.94 Bolivar 10.21.95 Topeka 10.26.96 Bolivar Site 9.20.97 Date APTIST Largest SBUwin Largest WUwin Last SBUwin 26-20 in2002 48-20 in2001 58-21 in2000 Returning Starters: Returning Starters: Lettermen: Basic Formations: Record,Finish: MIAA 2002 Record: Rashaad West Joe Alford Nick Heggeman Fitzgerald Jeff Rick Scholten Johathan Polson Tony Hatmaker Coaches: Assistant 1981 Coach: Head Coaching Staff Middleton Director ofAthletics: President: Colors: Nickname: Conference: Affiliation: Enrollment: Founded: Location: General Information Return: Hotel Phone: Mo.65804 Springfield, Glendstone, Hotel Address: Hotel: Springfield Leave: Ichabod Travel Plans falcon.sbuniv.edu/athletics Athletic Web Site: Press Box Phone: Fax: Phone: E-mail: Football SID: Information Sports Phone: 417.328.1787 Overall Record:same Record atSBU:9-13, 2seasons Michigan, Alma Mater:Northern Defense-9 •Specialty-0 417.328.1745 Clarion Hotel Oct. 17 at2p.m. for [email protected] 417.328.1799 Purple andWhite Oct. 18 following game 1878 Bolivar, Mo. Dr. C.PatTaylor NCAA II NCAA Returning-45 •Lost-10 Bearcats 3,000 MIAA Joey Roberts Ray Richards 417.883.6550 3-8 3333 South 417.328.1778 Multiple I•4-3 Offense-6 • Offense-6 2-7, 9th Jim Washburn Ichabod Football 57 Mark 0-9, 10th Offense-10 • Offense-10 Multiple • 4-3 573.341.4057 PPONENTS O 0-11 Kirby Cannon Kirby John Kean MIAA Dr. Gary Thomas 5,304 2003 Media Guide Miners Returning-40 • Lost-13 NCAA II Rolla, Mo. 1870 Silver and Gold Silver 573.341.4140 [email protected] 573.341.4880 Defense-7 • Specialty-1 Alma Mater: Southwest Missouri Alma Mater: Southwest Record at UMR: 4-40, years Record: 4-40, years Overall Phone: 573.341.4957 CHABOD Returning Starters: State, 1981 State, Assistant Coaches: Corbett Shawn Marc Kolb Joe Pfankuch Boulware Travis 2002 Record: MIAA Record, Finish: Basic Formations: Lettermen: Sports Information Football SID: E-mail: Phone: Fax: Phone: Press Box General Information General Location: Founded: Enrollment: Affiliation: Conference: Nickname: Colors: Chancellor: Director of Athletics: Mullin Coaching Staff Head Coach: Site: Athletic Web campus.umr.edu/sports 2003 I 2003 19-0 in 1994 19-0 49-0 in 2002 38-14 in 1993 38-14 Last UMR win Last Largest WU win Largest Largest UMR win Largest OLLA Date9.27.97 Site Topeka10.19.96 Rolla10.14.95 Topeka9.17.94 W 27-13 Rolla9.18.93 Topeka Score W 21-10 W 45-0 L 14-38 L 0-19 -R 2002 RESULTS (0-11) 2002 RESULTS 31Aug. at HardingSept. 14 ...... L 15-23 DrakeSept. 21 ...... L 25-28 at Northwest MissouriSept. 28 . . . L 9-34 TrumanOct. 3 ...... L 28-57 Oct. 12 at Central Missouri. . . . . L 14-55 Oct. 19 Missouri Western ...... L 9-29 Oct. 26 State. Emporia ...... L 7-40 2Nov. at Pittsburg State ...... L 14-48 9Nov. Baptist. at Southwest . . . . L 7-17 16 Nov. Washburn ...... L 0-49 Missouri Southern . . . . . L 25-49 Series Notes Last 10 Meetings for series history, turn to page 62 for series history, 49-0 in 2002 Last WU win Last Last meeting Last First meeting Series History - Washburn leads 9-5 UMR 20, WU 7 in 1989 WU 49, UMR 0 in 2002 Date11.9.02 Site Rolla11.3.01 Topeka10.7.00 Rolla10.9.99 Topeka9.26.98 W 42-14 49-0 W Rolla Score 34-14 W W 53-18 W 24-7 • The Ichabods have won the last eight meetings. won have • The Ichabods 1993. • The Miners’ 18, Sept. last win in the series was home- of their last 14 11 won • The Ichabods have win- the road at home and on played coming games and falling at home to ning last season at Truman Missouri Western. ISSOURI

NIVERSITY OF Game 8 • Oct. 25 at Topeka (Yager Stadium) • Homecoming • 1 p.m. (Yager • Oct.Game 8 25 at Topeka Clint Kirby Moss Cannon

Head Coach Wide Receiver 2003 SCHEDULE Sept. 6 Colorado Mines ...... 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Drake ...... 1 p.m. Sept. 20 at Missouri Southern . . . . . 6 p.m. Sept. 27 Northwest Missouri . . . 6:30 p.m. Oct. 4 Oct. 11 at Pittsburg State...... 2 p.m. Baptist Southwest Oct. 18 ...... 1 p.m. at Central Missouri.. . 1:30 p.m. . Oct. 25 at Washburn...... 1 p.m. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. State Emporia ...... 2 p.m. 15 Nov. at Truman ...... 1 p.m. Missouri Western ...... 1 p.m.

M U 58 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 I o.1 atEmporia State.2p.m. .1p.m. Nov. 15 PittsburgState Nov. 8 .1p.m. atWashburn Nov. 1 .1p.m. Truman State Oct. 25 .1:30p.m. Missouri-Rolla. Oct. 18 .1p.m. atMissouriWestern .2p.m. atSouthwest Baptist Oct. 11 Oct. 4 .1:30p.m. MissouriSouthern Sept. 27 .1p.m. Missouri atNorthwest Sept. 20 .7p.m. Langston(Okla.) Sept. 11 .7p.m. Lincoln Aug. 28 2003 SCHEDULE S C Defensive End Head Coach Head Rodrick Green Willie Fritz ENTRAL TATE CHABOD Game 9•Nov. Topeka 1at (Yager •1p.m. Stadium) 179 oeaL0-37 18-32 L Score Topeka L34-58 17-28 L 11.7.98 Topeka 9.30.99 Warrensburg 9.30.00 21-55 L Topeka 10.11.01 Site Warrensburg 10.19.02 Date home since1961. • TheIchabodsare 5-7-1 against CentralMissouriat team intheseries. • Thesix-game winningstreak isthelongestby either series lastwinningonOct.12, 1996 inTopeka. • TheIchabodshave lostthelastsixmeetingsin MU5,W 21 in2002 55,WU CMSU WU 6,CMSU0in1902 Series History - CMSU leads 17-15-2 leads CMSU - History Series O First meeting Last meeting Last WUwin 23-7 in1996 PPONENTS U for serieshistory, turntopage62 M NIVERSITY Last 10 Meetings 10 Last Series Notes Series o.2 tNrhr ooao.L28-49 Colorado atNorthern Nov. 23 . WOT 23-20 atPittsburg State .W17-3 Truman Nov. 16 .L7-10 Missouri atNorthwest Nov. 9 . W42-21 MissouriSouthern Nov. 2 .W55-21 Oct. 27 Washburn .W35-6 atSouthwest Baptist 19 Oct. .W55-14 Missouri-Rolla. Oct. 12 Oct. 5 .W41-13 Emporia State .W21-14Sept. 28 atMissouriWestern .W72-12Sept. 21 Sterling (Kan.) .W63-7 Sept. 14 atLincoln Aug. 31 2002 RESULTS (10-2) ISSOURI 9.24.94 Topeka L 10-43 L 19-41 L Score Warrensburg W23-7 9.25.93 Topeka 37-21 W 9.24.94 Warrensburg 14-20 L 10.7.95 Topeka 10.12.96 Warrensburg Site 11.8.97 Date Largest CMSUwin Largest WUwin Last CMSUwin 55-21 in2002 37-0 in1998 34-0 in1963 Returning Starters: Returning Starters: Lettermen: Basic Formations: Record,Finish: MIAA 2002 Record: Andy Sims Brown Dave Andy Ball Bill Brechue Charlie Lee Scott Baumgartner Chuck Clemens Chris Klenakis Scott Grinde Coaches: Assistant Coach: Head Coaching Staff Hughes Director ofAthletics: President: Colors: Nickname: Conference: Affiliation: Enrollment: Founded: Location: General Information www.cmsu.edu/athletic Athletic Web site: Press Box Phone: Fax: Phone: E-mail: Football SID: Information Sports Phone: 660.543.4252 Overall Record:Same Record atCMSU:47-21, 6years Alma Mater:PittsburgState,1983 Defense-3 •Specialty-3 660.543.8034 [email protected] 660.543.4312 Cardinal andBlack 1871 Warrensburg, Mo. Dr. Bobby Patton CAII NCAA Returning-25 •Lost-31 Mules 11,000 MIAA Joe Moore Willie Fritz 10-2 660.543.4312 Multiple• 4-3 Offense-3 • Offense-3 8-1, 2nd Jerry Washburn Ichabod Football 59 Mark Linder 4-5, T5th Offense-8 • Multiple• 4-3 816.271.4257 PPONENTS O 6-5 Jerry Partridge Brett King Brett MIAA 5,158 2003 Media Guide Griffons Returning-39 • Lost-11 NCAA II Dr. James Scanlon St. Joseph, Mo. 1969 Following game Following Black and Gold 816.271.4257 [email protected] Nov. 8 at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 816.271.4544 Defense-9 • Specialty-1 Alma Mater: Missouri 1985 Western, 6 yearsRecord at MWSC: 39-28, Record: 39-28, 6 years Overall Phone: 816.271.5944 CHABOD Returning Starters: Assistant Coaches: Bubak Jay Les Boyum Doug Smith Matt Williamson 2002 Record: MIAA Record, Finish: Basic Formations: Lettermen: Sports Information Football SID: E-mail: Phone: Fax: Phone: Press Box Plans Ichabod Travel Leave: Return: General Information General Location: Founded: Enrollment: Affiliation: Conference: Nickname: Colors: President: Director of Athletics: Coaching Staff Head Coach: site: Athletic Web www.gogriffons.com 2003 I 2003 52-0 in 1981 58-3 in 1972 Last MWSC win Last Largest WU win Largest 34-21 (OT) in 2002 34-21 Largest MWSC win Largest Date10.18.97 St. Joseph Site9.21.96 Topeka9.16.95 Joseph St. L 12-13 10.22.94 Topeka10.23.93 Joseph St. W 21-7 Score L 6-17 L 28-60 L 21-36 ESTERN 2002 RESULTS (6-5) 2002 RESULTS 29Aug. State Winona Sept. 7 31-30 ...... WOT Sept. 21 at South Dakota ...... W 10-3 Central MissouriSept. 28 ...... L 14-21 at Pittsburg StateOct. 5 ...... L 21-25 Oct. 12 State Emporia ...... L 14-21 Oct. 19 at Missouri-Rolla ...... W 29-9 Oct. 26 Baptist Southwest ...... W 28-0 at Washburn 2Nov. 34-28 . . W2OT 9Nov. at Missouri Southern. . . . W 28-7 16Nov. Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 10-13 at Truman ...... L 23-27 Series Notes W Last 10 Meetings OLLEGE for series history, turn to page 62 for series history, C Last WU win Last 35-27 in 1998 Last meeting Last First meeting Series History - MWSC leads 17-12-2 WU 58, MWSC 3 in 1972 MWSC 34, WU 28 (OT) in 2002 Date10.26.02 Topeka Site10.20.01 Joseph St. L(2OT) 28-34 9.23.00 Topeka9.25.99 Joseph St. L 6-27 10.17.98 Topeka Score L 13-23 L 10-35 W 35-27 • Last season the Ichabods fell in double overtime• Last season the to the Griffons on homecoming. 10, on Nov. was Joseph • The Ichabods last win in St. victory. a 21-10 in 1990 1986 from was streak • The Ichabods’ longest winning five straight. won when they to 1990 Game 10 • Nov. 8 at St. Joseph, • Nov. Game 10 Stadium) Mo. (Spratt • 1 p.m. ISSOURI TATE

Eric Jerry

Partridge Head Coach McDowell Defensive End Defensive 2003 SCHEDULE 30 Aug. State. at Winona ...... 6 p.m. Sept. 6 at Benedictine ...... 2 p.m. Sept. 20 Baptist Southwest ...... 1 p.m. Sept. 27 at State Emporia ...... 2 p.m. Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Missouri Southern ...... 1 p.m. Central Missouri...... 1 p.m. Oct. 18 State. at Truman ...... 2 p.m. Oct. 25 Northwest Missouri ...... 1 p.m. 1 Nov. at Pittsburg State...... 2 p.m. 8 Nov. Washburn ...... 1 p.m. 15 Nov. at Missouri-Rolla 1 p.m......

S M 60 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 I o.8 EpraSae.2p.m. .1p.m. atWashburn. Nov. 15 Emporia State .2p.m. Nov. 8 Southwest Baptist Nov. 1 .6p.m. PittsburgState. Oct. 25 .1p.m. Missouri atNorthwest Oct. 18 .2p.m. State Truman .1p.m. Western atMissouri Oct. 11 Oct. 4 .1:30p.m. atCentralMissouri. Sept. 27 .6p.m. Missouri-Rolla Sept. 20 .6p.m. State Northeastern Sept. 13 .7p.m. atBacone. Aug. 28 2003 SCHEDULE S M Head Coach Head Free Safety Cooke Burpo Ryan Bill Game 11 15 •Oct. Topeka at (Yager •1p.m.SeniorDay Stadium) TATE ISSOURI CHABOD 02.8Jpi W49-37 W35-28 W24-22 Score W29-28 L 28-52 Joplin 10.24.98 Topeka 9.18.99 Joplin 9.16.00 Topeka 9.22.01 Joplin Site 9.28.02 Date • TheLionsare 10-6 ingames inTopeka. Joplin onOct.29,1994. largest winintheseriessinceLionswon 38-16 in • MissouriSouthern’s52-28winlastseasonwas the ings. • TheIchabodshave won four of thelastseven meet- SC5,W 28in2002 MSSC 52,WU U21, MSSC21WU in1970 Series History - MSSC leads 20-12-1 leads MSSC - History Series First meeting O Last meeting 29-28 in2001 Last WUwin PPONENTS C for serieshistory, turntopage62 OLLEGE Last 10 Meetings 10 Last S Series Notes Series o.1 tMsor-ol .W49-25 atMissouri-Rolla .L16-47 Emporia State Nov. 16 .L7-28 MissouriWestern Nov. 9 .L21-42 atCentralMissouri Nov. 2 . L14-28 Truman Oct. 26 . L3-47 Missouri atNorthwest Oct. 19 atPittsburgState.L12-50 Oct. 12 Oct. 5 .W52-28 Washburn 28 Sept. .W40-25 Southwest Baptist Sept. 21 .W 38-7 State atNortheastern .W63-0 Greenville (Ill.) Sept. 14 Sept. 7 2002 RESULTS (5-6) OUTHERN 10.30.93 Topeka L 21-36 L L16-38 L0-25 Score L31-32 Topeka 10.30.93 14-17 L Joplin 10.29.94 Topeka 11.11.95 Joplin 11.16.96 Site Topeka 10.23.97 Date Largest MSSCwin Largest WUwin Last MSSCwin 52-28 in2002 44-14 in1992 25-7 in1986 Returning Starters: Returning Starters: Lettermen: 4-3 Basic Formations: Record,Finish: MIAA 2002 Record: Bob Ray Andy Schneider Mark Smith Rob Green Coaches: Assistant 1973 Coach: Head Coaching Staff Director ofAthletics: President: Colors: Nickname: Conference: Affiliation: Enrollment: Founded: Location: General Information www.mssc.edu/athletics Athletics Web site: Press Box Phone: Fax: Phone: E-mail: Football SID: Information Sports Phone: 417.625.9358 Overall Record:34-44-1, 8years Record atMSSC:14-28, 4years Lewis (Colo.), Alma Mater:Fort Defense-8 •Specialty-2 417.625.9397 [email protected] 417.625.9359 Green and Gold 1937 oln Mo. Joplin, r JulioS.Leon Dr. CAII NCAA Returning-41 •Lost-12 Lions 5,740 MIAA J.R. Belew Bill Cooke 5-6 417.437.4513 I-Formation• Offense-8 • Offense-8 3-6, T7th Sallie Beard Washburn Ichabod Football 61 at Rolla Rolla State State 1p.m. 2 p.m 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Baptist 1 p.m. Central Haskell at N.M. Truman Western Missouri Missouri Missouri Highlands at Emporia vs Pittsburg at Missouri- Washburn vs Northwest at Southwest Rolla State State State State 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. CHEDULES Baptist 1 p.m. Western Emporia Missouri Missouri Pittsburg Missouri- Southern 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. at Central at Truman Southwest at Missouri Washburn at Northwest at Panhandle S 2003 Media Guide at Rolla State State 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Baptist 1 p.m. Truman Kearney Western Emporia Missouri Missouri Game @ Florence, Ala. Game @ Florence, Stadium, Kansas City, Mo..Stadium, Kansas City, . 2 p.m. Mo...... 1 p.m. Southern Nebraska- at Bacone Southwest at Missouri at Pittsburg at Missouri- Washburn at Northwest *=MIAA Central Game. All times are Dates and times Daylight/Standard. subject to change. are Saturday, DecemberNCAA Division II Championship 12 Saturday, November*MSSC @ WU ...... 1 p.m. 15 *MWSC @ UMR ...... 1 p.m. *CMSU @ ESU ...... 2 p.m. *NWMSU vs. PSU @ Arrowhead *TSU @ SBU ...... 2 p.m. Saturday, NovemberNCAA Division II Playoffs 22 sites First @ campus Round Saturday, NovemberNCAA Division II Playoffs 29 Quarterfinals sites @ campus Saturday, DecemberNCAA Division II Playoffs 5 sites Semifinals @ campus Bowl Mineral Water MIAA Springs, vs. NSIC @ Excelsior at PPONENT State State State 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. Baptist 1 p.m. Truman Western at Mesa Missouri Missouri Pittsburg Southern 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. at Central Southwest Northwest at Emporia at Missouri at Missouri Washburn O at 1:30 Rolla State State 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Western Emporia Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri- Southern 1:30 p.m. at Central at Truman Oklahoma Panhandle at Pittsburg Washburn State 1 p.m. at Northwest Northwestern CHABOD at SW Rolla State 1p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. Baptist 1 p.m. Central Truman Western Missouri Missouri Southern Southwest Northwest at Missouri at Emporia Assemblies at Missouri at Missouri- Washburn at Fort Lewis of God 1p.m. Saturday, November*SBU @ NWMSU ...... 1 p.m. 8 *UMR @ TSU ...... 1 p.m. *WU @ MWSC ...... 1 p.m. *PSU @ CMSU...... 1:30 p.m. *ESU @ MSSC...... 2 p.m. Saturday, October*MSSC @ NWMSU ...... 1 p.m. 18 *UMR @ CMSU...... 1:30 p.m. *ESU @ PSU...... 2 p.m...... *MWSC @ TSU ...... 2 p.m. . . . *WU @ SBU ...... 2 p.m. Saturday, October*NWMSU @ MWSC ...... 1 p.m. 25 *UMR @ WU . 1 p.m...... *TSU @ CMSU...... 1:30 p.m. *SBU @ ESU ...... 2 p.m. *PSU @ MSSC...... 6 p.m. Saturday, November*CMSU @ WU ...... 1 p.m. 1 *TSU @ NWMSU ...... 1 p.m. *ESU @ UMR ...... 2 p.m. *MWSC @ PSU ...... 2 p.m. *SBU @ MSSC ...... 2 p.m. Rolla State State Mines 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Baptist 1 p.m. Central Western Emporia Missouri Missouri Missouri- Southern Colorado 2003 I 2003 at Lincoln at Truman at Missouri at Pittsburg Washburn at Southwest at Rolla State State 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Baptist 1 p.m. Western Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Pittsburg Southern Nazarene 6:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. at Central Northwest at Emporia at Southern at Missouri- Washburn Adams State at Southwest Rolla State State Texas 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. Baptist 2 p.m. Central College Western Missouri Missouri Pittsburg Missouri- Southern 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. at Truman Southwest at Missouri at Missouri at Chadron Washburn at Northwest at at Saturday, October*MSSC @ MWSC...... 1 p.m. 4 *WU @ NWMSU...... 1 p.m. *CMSU @ SBU ...... 2 p.m. *ESU @ TSU ...... 2 p.m. *UMR @ PSU ...... 2 p.m. Saturday, October*CMSU @ MWSC . . . . 1 p.m...... 11 *PSU @ WU ...... 1 p.m. *SBU @ UMR ...... 1 p.m. *NWMSU @ ESU ...... 2 p.m. *TSU @ MSSC...... 2 p.m. Saturday, September*CMSU @ NWMSU...... 1 p.m. 20 *SBU @ MWSC ...... 1 p.m. *PSU @ TSU ...... 1:30 p.m. *WU @ ESU ...... 2 p.m. *UMR @ MSSC ...... 6 p.m. Saturday, September*TSU @ WU ...... 1 p.m. . . 27 *MSSC @ CMSU ...... 1:30 p.m. *MWSC @ ESU ...... 2 p.m. *PSU @ SBU ...... 2 p.m. *NWMSU @ UMR ...... 6:30 p.m. State State State 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Central Sept. 11 at Drake St. Cloud Mankato Langston at Illinois 6:30 p.m. Oklahoma Sept. 11 Minn. State Central Mo. Washburn East Central Northeastern at State State Mines 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Lincoln Emporia at South Colorado Wesleyan 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Benedictine at Kentucky Washburn at Fort Hays Dakota State Dakota Winona State Winona 2003 MIAA Composite Football Schedule State 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Lincoln Aug. 28 Aug. 28 at Bacone at Winona Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 2003 Opponent Composite Football Schedule LU ESU TSU PSU SBU Okla...... 7 p.m. UMR FHSU MSSC CMSU MWSC NWMSU Saturday, September @ NWMSU -Mankato Minn.St. 1 p.m. 13 (Iowa)UMR @ Drake ...... 1 p.m. Central Oklahoma @ SBU . . . . 6 p.m. Fort @ WU (Kan.) St. Hays . . . 6 p.m. @ MSSCNE’stern (Okla.) St. . . 6 p.m. TSU @ Illinois St...... 7 p.m. East Central (Okla.) @ ESU. . . . 7 p.m. @ PSU. . . 7 p.m. Cloud (Minn.) St. St. Thursday, SeptemberLangston (Okla.) @ CMSU . . . . 7 p.m. 11 Colorado Mines @ UMR ...... 1 p.m. WesleyanSBU @ Kentucky . 1:30 p.m. @ TSU (Minn.) St. Winona . 1:30 p.m. MWSC @ Benedictine (Kan.) . . 2 p.m. ESU @ Fort (Kan.) St. Hays . . . 7 p.m. Lincoln (Mo.) @ PSU...... 7 p.m. St. NWMSU @ South Dakota . 7 p.m. Saturday, SeptemberWU vs. Langston (Okla.) @ Guthrie, 6 Saturday, August . . 6 p.m. (Minn.) St. MWSC @ Winona 30 Thursday, AugustMSSC @ Bacone (Okla.) ...... 7 p.m. 28 Lincoln (Mo.) @ CMSU ...... 7 p.m. 62 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2003 O 96W6-0 W29-6 W21-0 T0-0 1906 1905 W6-0 1904 W6-0 1903 L11-0 1902 1901 1899 (43-50-6) A Emporia State H L37-29 W17-14 9.14.2002 H A 9.11.1999 A W31-14 9.12.1998 L A L21-6 9.13.1997 24-12 H L22-14 9.14.1996 W49-12 11.5.1988 A H 11.7.1987 W40-35 10.25.1986 A L30-0 H 10.26.1985 W26-14 H H 10.20.1984 W24-3 10.22.1983 L34-7 A 10.30.1982 L7-0 H 10.31.1981 L28-17 A 10.18.1980 L20-6 10.20.1979 L17-10 H 11.111978 H W30-22 H 11.12.1977 W23-19 A 10.30.1976 W27-8 10.25.1975 H W14-7 10.26.1974 A W19-14 H 10.13.1973 A W31-29 W34-10 10.14.1972 H 10.9.1971 A L27-8 10.10.1970 W27-6 H A 10.11.1969 W9-6 10.12.1968 L35-0 H 10.14.1967 L7-0 A 10.15.1966 H L25-0 10.16.1965 W14-7 A W46-0 10.17.1964 H 11.9.1963 W33-7 L33-14 11.10.1962 W19-12 L14-7 11.11.1961 W19-6 1960 L19-16 1959 W32-19 1958 W27-7 1957 L27-6 1956 L7-6 1955 W20-14 1954 W34-6 1953 W7-0 1952 W35-13 1951 T6-6 1950 W47-14 1949 T20-20 1948 W21-13 1947 W21-0 1946 L12-6 1942 L23-12 1941 T0-0 1935 W12-0 1934 W27-7 1933 W31-7 1932 W27-0 1931 L6-2 1930 W7-6 1929 1928 1919 (34-22-3) H HaysState Fort W37-32 9.10.1977 (1-0) Langston PPONENTS 11.94W1- H A A W19-6 11.14.1964 W32-6 H 10.12.1963 L7-6 W7-6 10.12.1962 L24-13 L26-10 10.13.1961 L27-6 1960 W25-0 1959 W34-6 1958 W26-6 1957 W14-6 1956 W21-0 1955 L7-6 14-13 W 1954 1953 L27-19 1952 L19-14 1951 L7-0 1950 L12-6 1949 W20-12 1948 L12-0 1947 L20-12 1946 L38-7 1942 W12-0 1941 W19-6 1940 L12-6 1939 L14-7 1938 W12-7 1937 L14-6 1936 L7-6 1935 T0-0 1934 W20-7 1933 W13-6 1932 W6-2 1931 L45-6 1930 L20-7 1929 L35-0 1928 L6-0 1927 L18-0 1926 T7-7 1925 L34-0 1924 W10-7+ 1923 T7-7 1922 W20-6 1921 W22-3 1920 T0-0 1919 L23-7 1918 T7-7 1917 L19-0 1916 W41-7 1915 L7-6 1914 W8-0 14-12 L 1913 1912 W24-6 1911 W6-0 1910 W18-0 1909 1908 1907 .918 40A H L14-0 H W41-7 9.29.1984 A L20-13 10.1.1983 H 10.9.1982 W17-10 H L45-7 10.10.1981 A L17-11 9.27.1980 H W17-7 9.29.1979 A W40-12 9.30.1978 H W21-0 10.1.1977 A W42-13 10.9.1976 W36-15 10.4.1975 A A H 10.5.1974 W20-10 11.10.1973 L41-7 A L3-0 11.11.1972 A W34-21 11.6.1971 H L28-14 11.7.1970 A L47-19 11.8.1969 H A 11.9.1968 L34-7 11.11.1967 L12-6 A L14-0 11.12.1966 9.10.1966 W21-0 11.13.1965 S ERIES 01.92L2-8H A L25-18 10.10.1992 H L49-18 10.12.1991 A W59-46 A 11.12.1988 W28-21* H L22-16 11.14.1987 W25-18 10.4.1986 10.5.1985 93L10-0 L6-0 L21-7 W7-0* 1923 1922 1921 1920 (18-56-1) H State Pittsburg A L48-13 L17-52 H 10.5.2002 A 9.29.2001 L63-21 H 10.28.2000 A L35-10 L38-31 10.30.1999 H L17-14 10.3.1998 A L33-14 10.4.1997 H L42-21 11.9.1996 A W48-14 11.4.1995 H A L61-36 10.8.1994 L22-21 10.9.1993 A L29-3 9.26.1992 H 9.28.1991 W14-0 H 10.20.1990 A L34-21 W33-12 10.21.1989 H L29-27 9.10.1988 H A W38-24 9.12.1987 W38-24 9.13.1986 L28-0 L47-0 9.7.1985 L27-0 9.8.1984 1944 1944 (5-16) Missouri Northwest A H by WU *Later forfeited A W26-21 L26-27 10.12.2002 H L45-42 10.6.2001 W52-18 11.4.2000 H 11.6.1999 A A 10.10.1998 L L37-7 H 38-28 L38-21 10.11.1997 A L41-17 9.28.1996 H A 9.23.1995 L50-31 H 10.15.1994 L34-0 L42-8 10.16.1993 H L14-7 9.19.1992 H L44-17 9.21.1991 H A W21-3* 9.15.1990 W7-6* H 9.16.1989 L39-0 9.21.1963 L39-12 L27-9 9.22.1962 L6-0 9.22.1961 L26-13 1960 1959 1958 (4-16) Truman State by WU *Later forfeited H ent score A W34-21 differ- +ESU records reflect H 11.2.2002 L19-38 A 10.27.2001 L35-21 H 11.11.2000 L45-20 A 11.13.1999 L35-27 H 10.29.1998 A L64-35 L40-35 H 10.30.1997 L25-24 10.5.1996 A L43-7 9.30.1995 L37-19 11.5.1994 11.6.1993 R ESULTS 02.92L2- A H L27-6 L27-0 10.27.1962 L26-6 L40-0 10.28.1961 L13-7 1960 L21-6 1959 L27-0 1958 L12-7 1957 W13-12 1956 W36-13 1955 L17-7 1954 L23-0 1953 L39-6 1952 W27-19 1951 W25-7 1950 W13-12 1949 W12-7 1948 L26-6 1947 L39-0 1946 L27-7 1944 L19-0 1943 T7-7 1943 L18-13 1942 W6-0 1941 W27-7+ 1934 W15-0 1933 W13-7 1932 W12-7+ 1931 W12-0 1930 L20-0 1929 1928 1924 #Later forfeited by PSU #Later forfeited by WU *Later forfeited H ent score A L47-14 differ- +PSU records reflect A L21-51 9.21.2002 H 9.15.2001 L31-28 A 10.21.2000 L27-8 H 10.23.1999 A L72-12 11.14.1998 L40-11 H L43-14 11.15.1997 A 11.2.1996 L31-7 H L62-13 10.28.1995 A L55-18 H 10.1.1994 L48-29 10.2.1993 H L21-0 11.7.1992 A 11.9.1991 L17-0 H 10.27.1990 A L61-0 10.28.1989 L23-14 A 10.29.1988 L44-0 H 10.31.1987 L58-24 A 11.15.1986 L21-7 H 10.11.1986 A L35-18 L21-20 10.12.1985 A L29-21 10.6.1984 A 10.8.1983 L38-14 H 10.16.1982 A L35-12 W38-36 10.17.1981 L46-12 10.4.1980 H 10.6.1979 H L14-27# H 10.28.1978 W28-21 A W28-16 10.29.1977 H 10.2.1976 A L20-16 H 11.15.1975 L15-14 L21-14 11.16.1974 A L21-7 11.3.1973 A 11.4.1972 L27-0 10.30.1971 A L13-7 H 10.31.1970 W19-17 A 10.18.1969 L14-0 H 10.19.1968 A L38-12 10.21.1967 L24-20 10.22.1966 H L20-7 H 10.23.1965 W17-7+ 10.24.1964 L21-20 10.26.1963 0919 31 H A W53-18 H W24-7 10.9.1999 A W27-13 9.26.1998 A 9.27.1997 H W45-0 10.19.1996 W21-10 H L19-0 10.14.1995 A L38-14 9.17.1994 A H 9.18.1993 L26-21 H 10.24.1992 L28-13 W13-7 10.26.1991 L20-7 9.1.1990 9.2.1989 (9-5) A Missouri-Rolla H L20-26 11.16.2002 H L20-48 A 11.10.2001 W58-21 10.14.2000 A W36-0 H LOT 26-20 10.14.1999 W25-7 9.19.1998 H 9.20.1997 A W24-20 10.26.1996 H W37-20 A 10.21.1995 W31-14 11.12.1994 A H L25-20 11.13.1993 H W21-17 W14-6 10.31.1992 A W24-9 11.2.1991 L34-19 11.3.1990 11.4.1989 (9-5) Southwest Baptist 01.02L5-1A H by WU *Later forfeited A L55-21 10.19.2002 L34-58 H L28-17 H 10.11.2001 L32-18 9.30.2000 A L37-0 9.30.1999 H L20-14 11.7.1998 A 11.8.1997 W23-7 H W37-21 10.12.1996 A L43-10 10.7.1995 L41-19 9.24.1994 H A H 9.25.1993 W13-10 A 10.17.1992 L21-0 L24-7 10.19.1991 L29-7 A 9.8.1990 H W28-27 9.9.1989 H L26-17 9.17.1988 A W37-14 H 9.19.1987 A W31-3 9.20.1986 L17-0 H 9.21.1985 A L34-0 9.20.1969 H L14-0 9.21.1968 L38-7 9.23.1967 A T7-7 9.24.1966 H W31-0 9.25.1965 A W34-0* 9.26.1964 H W20-0 9.28.1963 L35-14 W27-15 9.29.1962 W25-0 9.29.1961 W12-2 1960 T0-0 1945 W19-7 1944 W6-0 1943 W6-0 1915 1914 1902 (15-17-2) Central Missouri A H W49-0 A W42-14 11.9.2002 W34-14 11.3.2001 10.7.2000 season. only gobacktothe1961 .519 21 A L42-10 H A 9.25.1999 H W35-27 A 10.17.1998 L13-12 W21-7 10.18.1997 L17-6 H 9.21.1996 A 9.16.1995 L60-28 H 10.22.1994 L41-10 A 10.23.1993 L41-17 11.14.1992 A L35-23 11.16.1991 W21-10 H H 11.10.1990 W28-21* A W17-10 11.11.1989 H W31-6* 10.1.1988 A W21-14 10.3.1987 L13-10 H 11.1.1986 11.2.1985 A A L37-21 A 10.27.1984 W24-21 L37-21 10.29.1983 L52-0 H 11.6.1982 11.7.1981 A L45-14 H H 10.25.1980 W23-21 10.27.1979 L53-25 H 10.21.1978 A T7-7 W26-15 10.22.1977 H L27-24 9.18.1976 A W37-0 9.20.1975 H T13-13 9.21.1974 W58-3 9.15.1973 9.16.1972 (12-17-2) Missouri Western .820 22 A Note: H L52-28 A W29-28 9.28.2002 H W24-22 9.22.2001 W35-28 9.16.2000 A H 9.18.1999 W49-37 A 10.24.1998 L17-14 H 10.23.1997 L32-31 A 11.16.1996 L25-0 H 11.11.1995 A L38-16 H 10.29.1994 L36-21 A L44-14 10.30.1993 A L31-6 10.3.1992 L30-6 10.5.1991 L23-6 9.22.1990 A H 9.23.1989 A W35-23 10.22.1988 H L32-14 W25-7 10.24.1987 W19-6 9.27.1986 A H 9.28.1985 H W31-29 H 11.10.1984 W24-10 A L20-0 11.12.1983 L12-0 10.2.1982 A L35-9 10.3.1981 H 11.8.1980 W20-19 H L20-7 11.10.1979 A A L38-21 10.7.1978 10.8.1977 L35-21 H L21-9 10.23.1976 A W35-17 11.1.1975 H 11.2.1974 W9-3 H 10.19.1973 L14-3 A 10.21.1972 L14-10 10.16.1971 T21-21 10.17.1970 (11-21-1) Missouri Southern A by WU *Later forfeited H L-OT 34-28 H 10.26.2002 L6-27 L23-13 10.20.2001 9.23.2000 Dates forgames 2002 S Sissom Sissom Sam Sam the Yearthe Year of of Freshman Freshman 2002 MIAA 2002 MIAA EASON F LASHBACK Pierce Kevin All-MIAA Mention Honorable Corcoran Joe All-MIAA Mention Honorable Hickel Dustin All-MIAA Mention Honorable Watts Tim All-MIAA Team Second Roth Eric All-MIAA Team First Washburn Football 64 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide new coach, programandattitudenew coach, 6gamesunder ’Bods win3oflast 2002 I same improvement intothe 2003season.” tocarry defense made tremendous stridesandwe expectthat even totheSouthwest Baptist game, by theendour one against LaCrosse totheMissouri-Rolla game and you lookbackatourdefenseimproved from week 1999. ing ina36-0winover Southwest BaptistonOct.14, fortheIchabods in36games, lastcom- was thefirst washing over Missouri-Rolla ontheroad. Theshutout Ichabod defensepostedashutoutin49-0white- head coachCraigSchurig. Washburn athleticsandthewholeuniversity,” said game, thatitwas goingtobeagreat day for 11-game slidetoEmporia State. overThe winwas theHornetssnappedan thefirst arch-rival andNo. 16 ranked Emporia State34-21. gamesenior’s final inMoore Bowl Nov. 2against hadworkedeveryone sohard.” togetitbecause program, theseplayers andourstaff tothis Schurig said.“Itwas important in schoolhistory. winforWashburnfirst inKirksville Bulldogs 26-21 anditwas the goal. field 26, onalastsecond47-yard Washburn onhomecoming27- when theBulldogsbeat gained somerevenge for2001 TheIchabods State inKirksville. Schurig cameonOct.12 against Truman of theseasontowinthree ofitslastsixgames. Washburn continuallyimproved throughout therest tovarious injuries, Ichabods lostthree starters tough losstoWisconsin-La Crosse, inwhichthe headcoachCraigSchurig. under first-year game 3-8 scheduleinwhichtheIchabodsfinished andlastsoverball teamwas the11- alistoffirsts “The shutoutwas really great,” Schurigsaid.“When thebigwinover EmporiaComing off State,the The biggestofthethree winscamein10 Ichabod “It was win,” great togetthatfirst The Ichabodsdefeatedthe winoftheseasonforIchabodsand The first thelastseasoninMoore Bowl witha starting After The 2002editionoftheWashburn Ichabodfoot- “We knew thiswas going intotheEmporia State N R EVIEW the previous markof42.0by Brent Crippsrecorded in school record foraverage witha42.5clipeclipsing breaking several schoolrecords. single-gamesome outstanding andseasonoutings implementing. was bought intotheprogram thecoaching staff five straightlosses,theteamstayed togetherand career kickoff return chart with a24.6average. career return kickoff chart down joining EdVacek, secondonthe finishing the last17 seasonsto return foratouch- a kickoff akneeinjury. suffering senior after ofthree seasonsandmissing10in parts games asa Hayes playing recordedthe all-timechart. thesestats and his23.3yardsperkickreturn placeshimthirdon career with51 kickreturns tyingtheschoolrecord second highestinschoolhistory. record andhis2,571 yardswas the offensive total touchdowns settinganew offensive ed for28total of tyingtheschoolrecord of23.Hickel alsoaccount- with 2,160 two whilefalling touchdown passesshort the sophomore record forpassingyardsinaseason receiving. since MichaelDritleinin1992 toleadtheteamin freshman freshman record. Healsobecamethefirst Southern. His719 receiving yardsalsosetanew sions against MissouriWestern andMissouri • SeniorpunterEricRoth broke thesingle-season During the2002season,Ichabodsdidhave Even thoughtheIchabods openedtheseasonwith • Seniorreturner Corey CrainistheonlyIchabodin • Seniorpuntreturner PatrickHayes his finished DustinHickel• Sophomore quarterback snapped 1977. onboth hiscareer Roth fourth finished the all-time career chart withanaverage the all-timecareer chart of 38.2 and total yardagelistwith of 38.2andtotal school records includingmostreceiv- 7,800 yards. Year SamSissombroke several • 2002 MIAA Freshman ofthe • 2002MIAA game ontwo separateocca- Sissom hadthree inasingle season was three, and The freshman record fora man inaseasonwith12. ing touchdowns by afresh- Washburn Ichabod Football 65 ROSSE UWL WU C A -L 2003 Media Guide UWL 0 - WU 3 UWL Makaryk,Matt (Morris,Bryan kick), 2-75 0:16, 7 - WU 3 - WU 3 UWL 10 UWL Makaryk,Matt (Morris,Bryan kick), 1-64 0:12, - WU 3 17 kick), 4-80 1:04, (DeKosky,Aaron Hickel,Dustin - WU 10 UWL 17 (Morris,Bryan kick), 5-80 0:46, UWL 24 - WU 10 kick), , UWL 24 - WU 17 (DeKosky,Aaron - WU 17 8-60 4:00, UWL 31 9-54; Makaryk,Matt 13- 7-42; Moline,Ross 6-23; 6-26; Wilcox,Mark 36; Finco,Robin 5-minus 2. Mocadlo,Andrew 1-1; Smith,Mike 5-35; Zandevakili,And Washburn 1-9; Benning,Dawight 14-27; Hickel,Dustin 4-9; Huelsman,Chris 1-6; Bland,Rawshawn 6-2. 1-3; Humphrey,Darryl Schuerman,Tyler 10- Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 14-27-0-307. 34-2-153. 2- Kettenhofen,Jas 3-140; 63; Moline,Ross 2-17; Schams,Jake 42; Burnoski,Scott 2-31; Washburn- Janke,Chester1-14. 5-86; Sissom,Sam 3-59; Benning,Dawight 1-1. 1-7; Zandevakili,And Humphrey,Darryl Moon,Josh 1-0. 1-1; Nickelotti,Jere Washburn-None. 2-2; Makaryk,Matt0; Mocadlo,Andrew 1-0; 1-0. Washburn-Odupitan,Mike Wilcox,Mark 1-0. FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int 47-180OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Returns-YardsFumble 32-91 Punt Returns-Yards 27-14-0 74-487 307 66-244 34-10-2 19 Kickoff Returns-Yards 153 12 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 6-51 2-1 4-60 Penalties-Yards 7-52 6-132 0-0 TimePossession 9-33.0 Conversions 9-43.9 Third-Down Fourth-Down Conversions of 17 7 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2 of 15 0 of 0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 8-74 6-2 0 of 2 31:08 Individual Statistics: 7-71 1-0 28:52 1-1 Crosse-Smith,Darrick RUSHING: Wisconsin-La 1-2 2-15 1-4 Crosse-Makaryk,Matt Wisconsin-La PASSING: 4- Crosse-Rizzo,Matt RECEIVING: Wisconsin-La Crosse- Wisconsin-La INTERCEPTIONS: 2- Crosse-Burch,Jacob FUMBLES: Wisconsin-La UWLWU 17Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 7 3 36 yd field 4-0 2:05, goal, WU - DeKosky,Aaron 11:22 0 7 77 yd pass from UWL - Moline,Ross 11:00 7 0 – 7 31 05:42 UWL - Morris,Bryanfield 46 yd goal, 9-47 3:27, – 17 pass from 64 yd UWL - Moline,Ross 01:29 2nd Quarter 55 yd pass from WU - Benning,Dawight 01:53 Makaryk,Matt from 00:58 UWL - Rizzo,Matt 38 yd pass 4th Quarter punt return WU - Myers,Brooks 0 yd blocked 14:42 UWL - Makaryk,Matt 6 yd run (Morris,Bryan kick), 08:11 Statistics: Team ISCONSIN Wisconsin-LaCrosse31 . . . Washburn...... 17 . . . . Bowl Moore ...... 3,317 W VS 1 1 AME G Neither team would score in score Neither team would Joe On defense, sophomore had Senior punter Eric Roth the third quarter. The Ichabods the third quarter. startwould fourth the quarter with a punt block for a touch- Nelson Bobby Freshman down. the punt and junior blocked it in the Brooks Myers recovered led to endzone to cut the Eagles add would The Eagles 24-17. to push the mar- another score gin to 14. Corcoran led the Ichabods with tackles. Nelson had nine 11 tackles and a forced fumble to punt and go with his blocked nine including 2 also had Dewey tackles for loss. nine punts for 395 yards includ- on his ing a 63-yard attempt first punt of the season. Brooks Myers picked up a blocked Eagles’ punt in the endzone in the Ichabods’ first game of the 2002 season. The Washburn The The Ichabods' junior quarterbackThe Ichabods' Tyler to a 3-0 lead on out The Ichabods jumped pass- points on a pair of touchdown the next 17 then score would The Eagles then would Dustin Hickel sophomore Benning and Junior wideout DaWight Topeka - Sept. 7 - Topeka Ichabods opened the 2002 season with a 31- with 2002 season the opened Ichabods history. in school game in its 1,000th loss 17 on the first injured of the was Schuerman play Schuerman season, the 2001 open To game. of the season sixth play his knee on the injured Crosse. Wisconsin-La against field 36-yard goal DeKosky's Aaron freshman left in the first was half. That score with 11:22 fumble on the Mocadlo's Andrew set up by firstEagles' of scrimmage after play taking a recovered Dewey Crain. Junior Morgan Corey senior cornerback hard hit from of the game. score to set up the initial fieldes of 77- and 64-yards and a 46-yard goal. 1:53 left pass with hook up on a 55-yard touchdown The in the second quarter. the half. before pass right another touchdown then score would Eagles 66 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide G cut theleadtoeightonSissom'ssecondtouchdown reception oftheevening from leadto30-14,FHSU pushingtheTiger theIchabodswould mountafuriousrallyto asthey would take theleadforgood30-14.Tigers apairoftouchdowns by After break. the halftime a 30-yardtouchdown runonareverse toputtheIchabodsinfront 14-10 goinginto with 5:06remaining inthequarter, juniorwidereceiver DaWight Benningwould score drive alive allowing thetyingtouchdown. penaltyagainstquarterback theIchabodskept the aDustinDemelpass,butroughingpicked the off seven. Myers Earlierinthedrive, juniorBrooks endedtotiedthescore at quarter before thefirst play drive However would comeback theTigers freshman SamSissomcappinga72-yard,eight touchdown passfrom sophomore DustinHickel to Ichabods. pulledouta37-29winover the the Tigers Hays State,butitwasn'tgame enoughas withFort scored two touchdowns 1:42ofthe inthefinal The lone score in the third quarter would beaJasonBroomThe lonescore inthethirdquarter touchdown runforthe would goalbut In thesecondquarter, take theleadona37-yardfield theTigers The Ichabodsopenedthescoringwitha9-yard Hays - Sept. 14Hays -Sept. - AME 2 AT F ORT The Washburn Ichabods H YS AY S TATE ior ChadGordonpicked up10. Corcoran recorded 11 andsen- recorded 12. Sophomore Joe les andjuniorEricTaylor led theIchabodswith13 tack- down. Freshman GrantGould 79 yardsandthelonetouch- Benning caughtfourpassesfor team with31 yardsrushing. down passesandleadthe for 191 yardsandtwo touch- 37-29margin. final Hickel tocutthescore tothe a 36-yardpassreception from ond touchdown ofthenighton Benning would score hissec- drive 64yardsinsixplays as lead to30-22. cuttingthe point conversion swinging gate play forthetwo for afew plays. Lehman, whoreplaced Hickel back-up Cason quarterback Fort HaysState. Fort Ichabods 37-29 lossto offensive lineinthe side ofthe the left blocks on Tim Watts Hickel 16 would finish of27 The Ichabodswould then Lehman would thenrunthe ei il .2,945 Lewis Field .37 HaysState Fort .29 Washburn Team Statistics: 00:20 WU-Benning,Dawight 36ydpassfrom 01:24 FHSU-JasonBroom 41 Moore ydrun(Bryson 01:42 WU-Sissom,Sam12 ydpassfrom Lehman,Cason Moore 04:02 FHSU-JasonBroom 2ydrun(Bryson 06:30 FHSU-BeauRebel12 ydpassfrom Dustin 4th Quarter 10:42 Moore kick FHSU-JasonBroom 2ydrun(Bryson 3rd Quarter 05:06 WU-Benning,Dawight 30ydrun 37 29 12:33 goal,4-22:17, Moore 37ydfield FHSU-Bryson – – 2nd Quarter 21 15 6 00:30 FHSU-BillyFinke 9ydpassfrom DustinDemel 0 3 7 04:47 WU-Sissom,Sam9ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 1st Quarter 7 7 Scoring Summary: FHSU WU RECEIVING: Washburn-Benning,Dawight 4-79; PASSING: Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 16-27-0 1-9 0-0 5-7 1-1 RUSHING: Washburn-Deleon,Al 6-31; 2-2 38:01 6-45 Individual Statistics: 21:59 1of2 2-1 4-35 By:Number-Yards Sacks 1of3 8of13 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5of11 Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down 1-26.0 Conversions 3-54.7 Possession Time 0-0 1-10 3-74 Penalties-Yards 0-0 0-0 5-101 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards 24 153 Returns-Yards Kickoff 17-14-0 16 75-404 203 55-314 28-17-0 Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards 58-251 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 27-111 Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) DOWNS FIRST Jamall Gaines1-minus 2. 103; BeauRebel4-43; Billy Finke 1-9; Hays Freeman State-Andre 8- minus 3.Fort Hickel,Dustin 1-minus2;Zandevakili,And 1- 1-6;Miller,MarcusBarth,Jacob 1-0; Lehman,Cason 2-46;Humphrey,Darryl 1-12; Huelsman,Chris 3-40;Sissom,Sam3-25; State-Dustin Demel14-17-0-153. 191; Lehman,Cason 1-1-0-12. Hays Fort Shawn Smith2-12. Johnson3-16;Charles Lewis 6-29;Jerry Jason Broom 28-164; DustinDemel19-30; Hays State- Corcoran,Joe 1-minus8.Fort Zandevakili,And 3-2;Lehman,Cason1-0; Lawrence,Jake 3-19; Humphrey,Darryl 5-6; Hickel,Dustin 7-31; Benning,Dawight 1-30; 29 -FHSU37 Hickel,Dustin (DeKosky,Aaron kick),6-641:04,WU kick), 2-440:18, WU22-FHSU37 30 (Lehman,Cason rush),8-76 2:20,WU22-FHSU kick), 3-421:15, WU14 -FHSU30 FHSU 23 Moore kick),11-69Demel (Bryson 5:26,WU14 - 9-774:18,failed), WU14 -FHSU16 (DeKosky,Aaron kick),7-623:16, WU14 -FHSU10 WU 7-FHSU10 Moore kick),10-55(Bryson 4:17, WU7-FHSU (DeKosky,Aaron kick),8-722:34,WU7-FHSU0 UFHSU WU Washburn Ichabod Football 67 TATE S PSU WU 2003 Media Guide ITTSBURG P kick), 12-86 5:41, PSU 7 - WU 0 5:41, kick), 12-86 - WU 0 PSU 14 (Chappell,Daniel kick), 3-67 1:10, - WU 0 PSU 21 (Chappell,Daniel kick), 2-48 0:35, - 6:02, PSU 21 kick failed), 15-70 (DeKosky,Aaron WU 6 PSU 28 - WU 6 (Chappell,Daniel kick), 7-65 3:05, PSU 28 - WU 14 pass), 7-80 3:01, PSU 35 - WU 14 2:23, kick), 10-68 6:35, PSU 38 - WU 14 (Chappell,Daniel kick), 6-27 3:20, PSU 47 - WU 14 Hankins,Anthony 13-120; Gates,Nazareth 9- Gates,Nazareth 13-120; Hankins,Anthony Majors,Andy 2-9; 4-16; 36; Nowack,Neil 2-4. Washburn- 1-8; Taylor,Joe Strange,Matt 14-23; 9-39; Lawrence,Jake Hickel,Dustin Allison,Joe 1-2; 5-21; Bland,Rawshawn Lehman,Cason 1-minus 8; 13-32-3-151; Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 157. 0- Lehman,Cason 1-2-0-8; Benning,Dawight 1-1-0. 1-43; Hankins,Anthony 2-19; McCoy,Jeff Washburn-Lehman,Cason Hellwig,Ryan 1-11. 3-59; Sissom,Sam 2 4-56; Benning,Dawight 1-8; Barth,Jacob 1-26; Miller,Marcus 12; 1-1; 1-3; Zandevakili,And Lawrence,Jake Scott,Jeff6. 1-minus VS FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int 58-335 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 32-56 Returns-YardsFumble Punt Returns-Yards 72-492 26 14-6-0 57 67-215 Kickoff Returns-Yards 35-14-4 17 Interception Returns-Yards 159 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg)Fumbles-Lost 4-34 1-15 0-0 3-50 Penalties-Yards 0-0 6-125 1-0 TimePossession 1-33.0 ConversionsThird-Down 2-53.5 Fourth-Down Conversions 6 of 12 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 7 of 15 2 of 3 Sacks By: Number-Yards 11-97 2-1 32:02 9-80 2 of 4 Individual Statistics: 27:58 4-5 2-0 27-142; RUSHING: Pittsburg St.-Philpot,Neal 2-16 2-3 0-0 6-14-0- Pittsburg St.-Philpot,Neal PASSING: 2-84; RECEIVING: Pittsburg St.-Rudolph,Kyle PSUWU 21Scoring Summary: 141st Quarter 0- Philpot,Neal 1 yd run (Chappell,Daniel PSU 09:19 5 14 7 Philpot,Neal from 67 yd pass PSU - Rudolph,Kyle 07:48 0 0 - 25 yd run - Hankins,Anthony PSU 00:19 47 -2nd Quarter 14 09:08 WU - Barth,Jacob Hickel,Dustin yd pass from 26 4 yd run 05:57 PSU - Hankins,Anthony 20 yd run (Lehman,Cason 02:49 WU - Hickel,Dustin (Chappell,Daniel PSU - Philpot,Neal 3 yd run 00:17 3rd Quarter 04:48 PSU - Chappell,Daniel 47 yd field goal, 15-69 WU 14 , PSU 40 - safety, PSU - Team 02:41 4th Quarter run yd 10 08:08 PSU - Hankins,Anthony Statistics: Team No. 3 PittsburgNo. State . . 47 Washburn ...... 14 . . . . BowlMoore ...... 4,273 . . 3 3 AME G Hickel passed for 151 Hickel Morgan Dewey had 12 Morgan Dewey tackles in the Ichabods’ loss to the 47-14 Gorillas in their MIAA opener. touchdown, a safety and a touchdown, field the 47- goal to take the 23rd It was win. 14 time the Ichabods were the Gorillas. topped by yards and ran for 39. Cason Lehman had four for 56 yards receptions Benning had and DaWight catches for 59. Joe three 14 Corcoran recorded tackles after 18 recording tackles respectively and 16 games. two in his previous had 12 Dewey Morgan and Grant Gould had 10. The Washburn The Topeka - Sept. 21 - - Sept. 21 Topeka The Gorillas took the opening kickoff took the opening The Gorillas and the goal line cross The Ichabods would a 28-6 lead. to take drive on its ensuing then score The Gorillas would half as the Gorillas added a shutout in the second The Ichabods were Ichabods fell to the No. 3 Pittsburg State 3 fell to the No. Ichabods in their MIAA in opener 47-14 Gorillas loss, the Ichabods the With Bowl. Moore fell to 0-3. an early to take plays 86 yards in 12 drove a pair then score would 7-0 lead. Pitt State afterone 21-0 and lead of touchdowns quarter. Dustin pass from on a 26-yard touchdown Barth to tight end Jacob Hickel capping a 70-yard drive. 15-play, on a 80-yard drive play, a seven counter back with The Ichabods would seconds left, Gorillas quar- 17 With scamper. 20-yard touchdown Hickel run and the Gorillas a three-yard on score terback Neal Philpot would lead into the break. a 35-14 take would 68 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide G five catchesfor179 yards. for mostTDreceptions inagame thegame withthree. Sissomfinished with season withfiveandbroke thefreshman record record forfreshman touchdown receptions ina take a 21-14 lead.Sissombroke theschool freshman widereceiver SamSissom grabs to Ichabods would score two touchdowns on aLionstouchdown, the Lehman run.After ona2-yardCason the endofquarter quarter, buttheIchabodstiedrightbefore first Southern Lions52-28. 1994 asthey were toppedby theMissouri timesince theseason0-4forfirst started The Lionswould score 28more unanswered pointstotake a 38-21 lead.The Right before goal. thehalf,Lionswould cuttheleadtofouronafield The Lionsjumped out toa7-0leadinthe 28- Joplin -Sept. AME 4 AT M ISSOURI The Washburn Ichabods S OUTHERN had 10 tackles. Darold Smitheach and juniorcornerback backer Morgan Dewey defense, juniorline- touchdown passes.On passing withthree yards on14 of29 Hickel passedfor241 on 13 carries and ground with55yards Ichabods onthe Lawrence ledthe two more scores. the Lionswould add Ichabods would getas that was asclosethe the leadto38-28,but Dustin Hickel tocut tion from quarterback scamper onarecep- reception -a63-yard third touchdown rebound withSissom's Ichabods would against theLions. against for theIchabods three touchdowns 179 yardsand receptions forfive Sam Sissomhad Junior Jake uhsSaim.5,237 Hughes Stadium .52 Missouri Southern .28 Washburn Team Statistics: 04:58 MSSC-Glover,Donald 13 ydrun(Minard,Adam 08:41 MSSC-Bizzell,Johnny 11 ydpassfrom 11:52 WU-Sissom,Sam63ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 12:13 MSSC-Bizzell,Johnny 9ydrun(Minard,Adam 4th Quarter 03:34 MSSC-Chapman,Josh39ydrun(Combs,Josh 09:06 MSSC-Combs,Josh16 ydpassfrom 3rd Quarter goal,7-69 00:00 MSSC-Minard,Adam28ydfield 00:51 WU-Sissom,Sam18 ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 07:22 WU-Sissom,Sam25ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 28 10:08 MSSC-Winfrey,Craig 2ydpassfrom - 2nd Quarter 52 - 7 00:01 WU-Lehman,Cason2ydrun(DeKosky,Aaron 0 21 14 14 05:37 MSSC-Hill,Brandon6ydpassfrom 10 7 1st Quarter 7 Scoring Summary: MSSC WU Southern-Turner,Chris 6-92;Mathes,DeMarcus RECEIVING: Washburn-Sissom,Sam 5-179; PASSING: Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 14-29-0 1-3 0-0 6-6 1-0 6-53 33:19 2-2 RUSHING: Washburn-Lawrence,Jake 13-55; 26:40 0-0 5-47 Individual Statistics: 1of3 1of5 8of13 By:Number-Yards Sacks 5of14 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Conversions Fourth-Down 2-36.5 Third-Down Conversions 4-47.5 4-37 Possession Time 1-6 0-0 5-93 Penalties-Yards 0-0 2-16 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 33 337 Interception Returns-Yards 15 Returns-Yards Kickoff 82-646 38-27-1 241 29-14-0 63-371 Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards 44-309 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 34-130 Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) DOWNS FIRST Bizzell,Johnny 2-15; Basore,Tyson 1-13 Winfrey,Craig 3-40;Hill,Brandon2-17; 5-66; Combs,Josh4-65; Glover,Donald 4-29; Lawrence,Jake 1-minus5.Missouri Miller,Marcus 1-8; Humphrey,Darryl 1-7; Lehman,Cason 1-19; Odupitan,Mike 1-11; 2-13;Scott,Jeff Benning,Dawight 2-9; 38-1-337. 241. MissouriSouthern-Chapman,Josh27 Winfrey,Craig 1-1. Glover,Donald 14-70; Bizzell,Johnny 10-42; Missouri Southern-Chapman,Josh19-196; Humphrey,Darryl 2-8;Lehman,Cason1-2. Deleon,Al 8-38;Hickel,Dustin 10-27; kick), 5-272:42,WU28-MSSC52 28 -MSSC45 Chapman,Josh (Minard,Adamkick),7-593:05,WU 38 (DeKosky,Aaron kick),1-630:10, WU28-MSSC kick), 14-90 4:31, WU21 -MSSC38 pass), 7-803:17, WU21 -MSSC31 4:05, WU21 -MSSC23 10-74Chapman,Josh (Minard,Adamkickfailed), 0:47, WU21 -MSSC17 14 (DeKosky,Aaron kick),12-58 6:10, WU21 -MSSC (DeKosky,Aaron kick),7-682:41, WU14 -MSSC14 7 -MSSC14 Chapman,Josh (Minard,Adamkick),9-784:52,WU kick), 6-76 1:48,WU7-MSSC 0 -MSSC7 Chapman,Josh (Minard,Adamkick),5-602:03,WU UPSU WU Washburn Ichabod Football 69 ISSOURI NWMSU WU M 2003 Media Guide McMenamin,John (Ibarra,Eddie kick), 13-93 4:34, 13-93 McMenamin,John (Ibarra,Eddie kick), NWMSU 7 - WU 0 blockd), 8-58 McMenamin,John (Ibarra,Eddie kick 0 - WU 1:48, NWMSU 13 - WU 6 NWMSU 13 4-80 1:08, Hickel,Dustin, 6 kick), 9-68 4:05, NWMSU 20 - WU 5-43 0:34, McMenamin,John (Ibarra,Eddie kick), NWMSU 27 - WU 6 4:52, 11-85 McMenamin,John (Ibarra,Eddie kick), NWMSU 34 - WU 6 0:32, NWMSU 34 - WU 13 kick), 2-31 McMenamin,John (Ibarra,Eddie kick), 8-58 3:19, WU 13 - NWMSU 41 kick), 8-49 3:46, NWMSU 48 - WU 13 22-103; Buie,Vince 10-26; White,Morris 1- Buie,Vince 10-26; 22-103; 2-1; Lamberson,Josh 1-6; Shafar,Sean 10; 1-minus 2; Rector,Jamaica Hampton,Andy 1-minus 7. 7-9; Hickel,Dustin Lehman,Cason 3-14; 6-6; 1-7; Lawrence,Jake Zandevakili,And 2-1. Deleon,Al 6-5; Benning,Dawight 2-4-0-37; Hampton,Andy 32-45-1-358; 2. Washburn- Lamberson,Josh 1-1-0-minus Lehman,Cason 11-20-0-193; Hickel,Dustin 1-1-0-41. Benning,Dawight 3-4-1-31; 7-82; Glasnapp,Nick 5 Rector,Jamaica 9-74; 3-46; Otte,John 3-36; 60; Stewart,Mark 1-16; Findley,Jared 2-17; Rector,Andre Otte,Adam 1-14; 1-15; Shafar,Sean Buie,Vince 1-12; 1-14; Froehlich,Aaron 3- Washburn-Sissom,Sam 1-7. Burke,Chris 3-44; Benning,Dawight Odupitan,Mike 101; 3-36; Scott,Jeff Lehman,Cason 1-41; 2-2; 1-13; Zandevakili,And Barth,Jacob 1-17; 1-11. Fowler,Kyle ORTHWEST FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int 38-137 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 31-71 Returns-YardsFumble Punt Returns-Yards 88-530 50-35-1 393 56-336 25-15-1 Kickoff 34 Returns-Yards 265 Interception Returns-Yards 17 Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 5-30 Penalties-Yards 3-60 5-125 TimePossession 2-4 1-0 4-38.0 ConversionsThird-Down 6-38.2 Fourth-Down Conversions of 16 10 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3 of 12 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1 of 1 0 of 1 Individual Statistics: 5-87 2-1 34:32 RUSHING: Northwest Mo. St.-Herring,Mitch 25:28 7-8 5-35 5-3 2-10 1-2 0-0 6-29; Washburn-Humphrey,Darryl Northwest Mo. St.-McMenamin,John PASSING: RECEIVING: Northwest Mo. St.-Herring,Mitch NWMSU13 14WU 14Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 7 yd pass from 13 Stewart,Mark 05:52 NWMSU - 0 - 6 48 yd pass from 02:08 NWMSU - Otte,John 18 7 02nd Quarter from 23 yd pass WU - Odupitan,Mike 12:03 - 13 1 yd run (Ibarra,Eddie NWMSU - Shafar,Sean 07:48 yd pass from 13 Rector,Andre NWMSU - 01:13 3rd Quarter yd pass from 14 08:58 NWMSU - Froehlich,Aaron yd run (DeKosky,Aaron 16 05:42 WU - Hickel,Dustin 8 yd pass from NWMSU - Rector,Jamaica 02:16 4th Quarter yd run (Ibarra,Eddie NWMSU - Buie,Vince 10 12:55 Statistics: Team No. 6 NorthwestNo. Mo. . . 48 Washburn . . 13 ...... BowlMoore ...... 3,920 . . N VS 5 5 AME G The Bearcats would finished the Hickel version. the next three score a to take touchdowns Hickel 34-6 lead before for a 16- scamper would run to yard touchdown 34-13. the score make The Bearcats would more and add two score to finish touchdowns the game. for 20 with night 11 yards passing and 193 and one touchdown Sam Sissom had three for 101 receptions yards. Joe Corcoran had tackles for the 19 of those Ichabods, 10 solo tackles,stops were for loss. including two had 12 Dewey Morgan tackles, four of which solo. were Corey Crain picked up a block extra point attempt and raced 83 yards he was tack- before led at the Bearcat 7. The Washburn Ichabods Washburn The Topeka - Oct.- 5 Topeka The Bearcats jumped on the scoreboard first the scoreboard on The Bearcats jumped pass from on a 23-yard touchdown the scoreboard light The Ichabods would fell 48-13 to the No. 6 ranked Northwest 6 ranked No. to the 48-13 fell The Bowl. in Moore State Bearcats Missouri 0-5 and 0-3 in the Ichabods to loss dropped to improved and the Bearcats the conference 3-0 in the MIAA.5-0 and John pass from touchdown on a 13-yard The Bearcats Mark Stewart. McMenamin to on their next posses- add another score would Jim The Ichabods' 13-0. the score sion to make and attempt the extra point Holland blocked it, raced to the Bearcat Crain recovered Corey tackled behind. yard line but was from seven to cut the 80-yard drive Odupitan, capping a four-play, to Mike Dustin Hickel for a and returned blocked was as the 'Bods' extra point attempt lead to 13-6 conversion, but a personal NorthwestBearcat two-point foul by erased the con- 70 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide G son average and24pointsundertheirscoringaverage of45pointsper game. The'Bods down situations. stopped theBulldogsonbothfourth The Bulldogshadtwo chancestotake thelead,butIchaboddefenseheldand reception. touchdown27- and6-yards.Healsopulleddown atwo-point onhisfirst conversion his freshman record sixthandseventh touchdown receptions oftheseasononcatches scamper tocuttheBulldoglead14-12. quarter, SamSissomwould catch Inthefourth halftime. andtake play a14-6 ofthesecondquarter halfonthefirst first leadintothelockers at ing possessionandtake the lead7-6. run. However theBulldogswould score onthe ensu- Benning ranthereverse fora34-yardtouchdown ofaBulldogturnovering advantage asDaWight season's homecominggame inMoore Bowl. avenged theBulldogswinover theIchabodsinlast the 'Bods26-21 winover Truman State.Theloss winasaheadcoachin Craig Schuriglandedhisfirst Washburn winoftheseasonand picked upitsfirst is nice.To winoftheseasonisnicer. landthefirst ruined theIchabods'2001 homecomingcelebration The Ichabod defense held the potent Bulldog offense to373yards,108The IchaboddefenseheldthepotentBulldogoffense undertheirsea- inthegame tocuttheIchabodlead26-21.The Bulldogswould score with8:36left onDustinHickel's inthethirdquarter 4-yardtouchdown The Ichabodsscored first The Bulldogswould closeoutthescoringin tak- The Ichabodsjumped onthescoreboard first Kirksville - Oct. 12Kirksville -Oct. - AME 6 AT T RUMAN To payback alossthat S TATE interceptions. withtwo Darold Smithhad sixtackles andaninterception and tackles new freshman receiving record. Sissom's 469yardsonthisseasonisa receptions withtwo touchdowns. with 93yardsreceiving andseven and two touchdowns. Sissomfinished pleting 15 of29passesfor216 yards ries andonetouchdown whilecom- ground gaining 104 yardson22car- seven fortheBulldogs. Ichabods ran25plays compared to down. Inthethirdquarter, the defense going12 for19 onthird helpedoutthe Ichabod offense third down whilethe conversions half andkept heldthemto4of14 on in checkfor123 yardsinthesecond defense alsokept theBulldogoffense 21 winover theBulldogs. yards inthe Ichabods26- four receptions for 79 one touchdown alongwith rushes for 41 yardsand three DaWight Benninghad On defense,JoeCorcoranhad12 Hickel ledtheIchabodson tksSaim.3,207 Stokes Stadium Truman .21 State. .26 Washburn Team Statistics: 39ydpassfrom Burk,Dusty -Jensen,Geoff 08:36 TSU 09:51 WU-Sissom,Sam6ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 14:20 WU-Sissom,Sam27ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 4th Quarter 04:34 WU-Hickel,Dustin 4ydrun(Hickel,Dustin pass 3rd Quarter 21 - 14:56 -Redding,Mike TSU 1ydrun(Lepper,Austin kick), 26 2nd Quarter - 7 11:47 -Redding,Mike TSU 2ydrun(Lepper,Austin kick), 14 0 6 7 0 13:19 WU-Benning,Dawight 34ydrun 7 1st Quarter 6 Scoring Summary: TSU WU RECEIVING: Washburn-Sissom,Sam 7-93; PASSING: Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 15-29-2- 2-15 2-6 2-3 RUSHING: Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 22-104; Individual Statistics: 1-1 2-2 30:56 29:04 11-84 1of4 1-0 9-103 By:Number-Yards Sacks 1of 4of14 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 12 of19 Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down 4-40.8 Conversions 6-40.8 Possession Time 4-76 5-101 2-0 Penalties-Yards 1-8 3-65 3-9 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards 19 186 Returns-Yards Kickoff 73-373 22 34-20-3 216 29-15-2 78-445 Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 39-187 49-229 Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) DOWNS FIRST Pugh,Alfonso 2-0;Boston,Mark1-19. 2-49;Weber,A.J.30; Jensen,Geoff 2-12; Blakley,Andrew 10-76; Bodenhausen,Jus 3- Odupitan,Mike 1-2.Truman StateUniv.- 1-10;Barth,Jacob Lehman,Cason 1-9; 1-23; Benning,Dawight 4-79;Scott,Jeff 3-186. 216. Truman StateUniv.-Burk,Dusty 20-34- TEAM 1-minus1. Czeschin,Jake 1-3;Leverson,Jerard 1-3; Heinecke,Marc 3-14; Blakley,Andrew 2-8; Redding,Mike 16-104; Burk,Dusty15-56; 6; Ichabods1-minus2.Truman StateUniv.- 14; Zandevakili,And 1-7;Huelsman,Chris2- Lawrence,Jake 10-22; Bland,Rawshawn 6- Benning,Dawight 3-41; Lehman,Cason4-37; (Lepper,Austin 21 kick),4-661:06,WU26-TSU 14TSU (Hickel,Dustin 7-702:24,WU26- passfailed), 14(Sissom,Sam pass),6-841:43,WU20-TSU 13-74failed), 5:03,WU12 14 -TSU 8-41 14 2:36,WU6-TSU 4-55 1:18, 7 WU6-TSU 0 TSU (DeKosky,Aaron 2-340:46,WU6- kickfailed), UTSU WU Washburn Ichabod Football 71 WU CMSU ISSOURI M 2003 Media Guide ENTRAL (Ashcraft,Ryan kick), 6-70 3:18, WU 0 - CMSU 7 (Ashcraft,Ryan kick), 6-70 3:18, Gile,Dennis (Starks,Brandon kick), 1-9 0:05, WU 0 - CMSU 14 (Ashcraft,Ryan kick), , WU 0 - CMSU 21 kick), 5-80 1:33, WU (DeKosky,Aaron Hickel,Dustin 7 - CMSU 21 Gile,Dennis (Starks,Brandon kick), 4-69 1:49, WU 7 - CMSU 28 0:50, WU (Starks,BrandonWinters,Jake kick), 4-15 7 - CMSU 35 WU 7 - CMSU 42 0:11, (Ashcraft,Ryan kick), 1-10 kick failed), 7-80 Lehman,Cason (DeKosky,Aaron - CMSU 42 5:38, WU 13 0:15, (Starks,Brandon 2-12 kick), Valenzuela,Greg - CMSU 49 WU 13 (Ashcraft,RyanValenzuela,Greg kick failed), 13-80 - CMSU 55 WU 13 8:51, 4:47, Lehman,Cason (Lehman,Cason rush), 12-82 - CMSU 55 WU 21 C Humphrey,Darryl 8-31; Bland,Rawshawn 5- Bland,Rawshawn 8-31; Humphrey,Darryl Odupitan,Mike 3-15; 23; Benning,Dawight 1- Lawrence,Jake Lehman,Cason 11-13; 1-14; Central 2-minus 7. minus 1; Hickel,Dustin 6-32; Mo. St.-Coleman,Kegan Gile,Dennis 1-3; 15-20; O'Sadnick,Kevin 2-minus 8. 1-0; Valenzuela,Greg Team Central Mo. 7-14-2-100. Hickel,Dustin 164; Valenzuela,Greg 12-18-0-165; St.-Gile,Dennis 1-1-0-15. Winters,Jake 5-7-0-106; 3-86; Sissom,Sam 3-54; Odupitan,Mike Scott,Jeff 1-14; Hoytal,John 1-15; Huelsman,Chris 1-minus Barth,Jacob 1-11; 5-86; 4. Central Mo. St.-Robinson,Don 4-57; Johnson,Gary 3-68; Devoe,Todd 1-28; Carter,Mike 2-13; Thomas,Nate 1-15. Maxwell,Ted 1-16; Williams,Iman FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-131 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 25-47 Returns-YardsFumble Punt Returns-Yards 75-395 33-16-4 264 26-18-0 51-333 Kickoff Returns-Yards 25 286 Interception Returns-Yards 13 Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 2-10 Penalties-Yards 5-63 4-150 TimePossession 1-14 3-36 5-34.0 ConversionsThird-Down 4-45.8 Fourth-Down ConversionsRed-Zone Scores-Chances 4 of 15 5 of 12 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3 of 4 10-74 Individual Statistics: 2 of 2 4-2 33:53 8-60 11-43; RUSHING: Washburn-Huelsman,Chris 1-2 26:07 5-5 1-1 1-9 4-29 9-19-2- Washburn-Lehman,Cason PASSING: 6-88; RECEIVING: Washburn-Benning,Dawight WUCMSUScoring Summary: 14 211st Quarter 0 14 yd run 23 06:38 CMSU - Coleman,Kegan 7 6 9 yd pass from CMSU - Robinson,Don 01:16 6 - 8 55 2nd Quarter 35 yd interception return CMSU - Brown,Joe 14:51 - 21 68 yd pass from WU - Odupitan,Mike 13:12 from 53 yd pass CMSU - Robinson,Don 11:14 yd pass from 15 CMSU - Maxwell,Ted 05:41 3rd Quarter Gile,Dennis yd pass from 10 CMSU - Devoe,Todd 14:44 27 yd pass from 09:00 WU - Benning,Dawight 22 yd pass from CMSU - Devoe,Todd 01:26 4th Quarter yd pass from CMSU - Johnson,Gary 13 05:11 25 yd pass from WU - Benning,Dawight 00:16 Statistics: Team Washburn21 ...... Mo.8 Central No...... 55 Stadium.Walton . . . . 2,703 AT 7 7 AME G Chris Huelsman Chris Huelsman carries had 11 43 yards in for the Ichabods’ 55- loss the No. 8 21 Mules. in the game was a was in the game 25-yard touchdown. rushed for 43 yards to lead the Ichabods. Lehman for 164 9 for 19 was touch- yards and two and Hickel downs for 100 7 for 14 was yards and one touch- rein- Hickel down. his ankle in the jured second quarter. Benning had six for 88 receptions yards and the two He also touchdowns. times rushed three yards. Brooks for 15 Myers led the Ichabod defense with eight tackles including one for loss. The Washburn The Warrensburg - Oct. 19 - - Oct. Warrensburg 19 took full advantageThe Mules of six Ichabod get on the scoreboard The Ichabods would the ensuing kickoff 80 yards in seven take and march The Ichabods would Ichabods fell to 1-6 and 1-4 in the MIAA 1-4 in to 1-6 and fell Ichabods in a Central 8 ranked to the No. loss 55-21 Mules. State University Missouri convertingturnovers points them into 35 to start lead the game. opening up a 21-0 left the second quarter in 68- on a with 13:12 to Dustin Hickel from strike yard touchdown Odupitan. then go on Mules would The Mike making touchdowns three the next and score 42-7. the score con- on the firstplays Benning touchdown Cason Lehman to DaWight of two left seconds nections. The first yards and the second with 16 27 covered one 72 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide G sandwiched AdamZiesel'sscore. yards andthethree touchdowns. downs ontheday witheightcatchesfor91 finishing Dustin Hickel. Sissomwould goontocatchthree touch- as SamSissomcaughta20-yardtouchdown passfrom catch despitebreaking hisfemurontheplay. Leong's 24-yardtouchdown reception. Heheldonforthe time expired totoptheIchabods27-26. Austin LeeperofTruman goalas Statehit a 47-yardfield 34-28.Lastseason, Ichabods towinindoubleovertime overcame a14-pointGriffons leadby the quarter fourth season itwas atthehandsofMissouriWestern asthe inaheartbreaker onhomecoming.This the Ichabodsfall In the overtime period,TheIchabodsscored onCasonLehman's22-yardtouchdownIn theovertime recep- quarter, SissomcaughttouchdownIn thefourth passesof20-and8-yardsfrom Hickel that would eachgoscoreless inthethirdquarter. The IchabodsandtheGriffons The Ichabodswould comebackontheirensuingdrive jumped outtoa7-0leadonJavonThe Griffons Topeka 26- -Oct. AME 8 VS M ISSOURI For thesecondstraightseason, W ESTERN Homecoming. the Griffons on touchdowns against yards andfour passed for 319 Hickel Dustin nine tackles total. nine tackles for25yardsand two sacks 10 JoshLooney had tackles. defense by JoeCorcoranwith yards andfive receptions. had 119Odupitan receiving passes for319 yards.Mike downs completing 20of42 and passedforfourtouch- yards rushingon16 carries end thegame. bypicked Andre Burnsto off bled. extra pointattempt was fum- 25 from the25.However, the and Adam Zieselonafourth pass from MichaelCooperto on a25-yardtouchdown scored andTheGriffons first Ichabods were ondefense down run. LaMont Theus1-yardtouch- would respond witha from the22.TheGriffons tion onathirdandseven The Ichabodswere ledon Hickel with67 finished The Ichabods'Hickel was the In thesecondovertime, or ol. .3,875 Moore Bowl .28 Washburn .34 Missouri Western Team Statistics: 0:00 MWSC-Ziesel,Adam25ydpassfrom 2nd overtime 0:00 MWSC-Theus,LaMont1ydrun(Broadie,Dane 0:00 WU-Lehman,Cason22ydpassfrom 1st overtime 07:14 WU-Sissom,Sam8ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 09:24 MWSC-Ziesel,Adam8ydpassfrom 10:54 WU-Sissom,Sam20ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 4th Quarter 00:14 MWSC-Theus,LaMont6ydpassfrom 2nd Quarter 28 - 0 02:16 WU-Sissom,Sam20ydpassfrom 7 Hickel,Dustin 34 - 14 6 0 0 7 7 07:51 MWSC-Leong,Javon 24ydpassfrom 7 0 1st Quarter 7 Scoring Summary: 7 WU MWSC RECEIVING: MissouriWestern-Ziesel,Adam 6- PASSING: MissouriWestern-Cooper,Michael 3-32 3-5 2-14 2-2 RUSHING: MissouriWestern-Cooper,Michael 3-4 30:45 Individual Statistics: 29:15 1of3 0-0 11-94 By:Number-Yards Sacks 8of16 2of3 13-100 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3of15 Conversions Fourth-Down 4-41.2Third-Down Conversions 8-34.2 0-0 Possession Time 3-21 1-30 Penalties-Yards 2-0 4-113 2-26 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards 23 319 Returns-Yards Kickoff 81-460 42-20-2 21 238 36-16-0 78-427 Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards 39-141 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 42-189 Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) DOWNS FIRST 92; Benning,Dawight 2-14; 1-3. Scott,Jeff 91; Odupitan,Mike 5-119; Lehman,Cason4- Pitts,Derrick 1-4.Washburn-Sissom,Sam 8- 2-28;Theus,LaMont1-6; Antia,Offiong 4-69;Leong,Javon 2-33; 98; Pitts,Darwin Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 20-42-2-319. 16-35-0-238; Pitts,Derrick0-1-0-0. 2; Sissom,Sam1-2;Ichabods2-minus1. 16; Lehman,Cason2-3;Benning,Dawight 3- Huelsman,Chris 15-52; Humphrey,Darryl 4- minus 2.Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 12-67; 38; Theus,LaMont5-21; Leong,Javon 1- 14-91; Pitts,Derrick18-41; Hewitt,Quinell 4- 0:00, MWSC34-WU28 Cooper,Michael (Broadie,Dane rushfumbld),4-25 kick), 4-250:00,MWSC28-WU MWSC 21 -WU28 Hickel,Dustin (DeKosky,Aaron kick),3-250:00, 21 (DeKosky,Aaron kick),7-652:05,MWSC21 -WU MWSC 21 -WU14 Cooper,Michael (Broadie,Dane kick),5-631:21, 14 (DeKosky,Aaron kick),7-802:07, MWSC14 -WU MWSC 14 -WU7 Cooper,Michael (Broadie,Dane kick),6-680:37, (DeKosky,Aaron kick),9-655:22,MWSC7-WU MWSC 7-WU0 Cooper,Michael (Broadie,Dane kick),7-903:30, WCWU MWSC Washburn Ichabod Football 73 TATE S ESU WU 2003 Media Guide MPORIA E VS Hickel,Dustin (DeKosky,Aaron kick), 4-79 2:10, ESU kick), 4-79 2:10, (DeKosky,Aaron Hickel,Dustin 0 - WU 7 ESU 7 - WU 7 4:01, 4:35, ESU 7 - WU 14 kick), 11-87 0:49, ESU 7 - WU pass failed), 3-19 (Hickel,Dustin 22 - WU 22 14 ESU 3:10, 74 kick failed), 7-60 (DeKosky,Aaron Hickel,Dustin - WU 28 3:56, ESU 14 - WU 28 kick), 5-47 2:35, ESU 21 (Gray,Justin - WU 34 blockd), 6-54 2:23, ESU 21 Perry,Andrae 7-43; Sanders,Josh 2-6; Perry,Andrae 1-minus 21. 5-minus 2; Team Hatfield,Tad 14-54; Washburn-Huelsman,Chris 8- 4-23; Benning,Dawight Bland,Rawshawn 9-7; Corcoran,Joe 1-5; Hickel,Dustin 17; 1-0; Lehman,Cason 2-3; Humphrey,Darryl Ichabods 3-minus 4. 12-27-0-240. Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 180. Johnson,Ryan 2-34; 2-46; Lamb,Louis 1-22; Johnson,Henry Kennedy,Jason 2-20; enning,Dawight Washburn- Richard,J.J. 1-12. 3- 4-90; Sissom,Sam 4-33; Odupitan,Mike 1-4. Zandevakili,And 113; FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-184 42-105 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Returns-YardsFumble 25-11-3 67-364 180 18 Punt Returns-Yards 27-12-0 69-345 22 Kickoff Returns-Yards 240 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 5-42 6-141 0-0 5-101 Penalties-Yards 2-3 3-19 TimePossession 3-36.7 7-42.4 ConversionsThird-Down Fourth-Down Conversions 4 of 13 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 14-130 3 of 12 1 of 3 10-114 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-1 1 of 1 28:23 30:20 3-4 0-0 Individual Statistics: 4-4 27-158; State-Paul,Tyler RUSHING: Emporia 2-9 1-11 11-25-3- State-Hatfield,Tad Emporia PASSING: State-Sanders,JoshRECEIVING: Emporia 3-46; ESUWUScoring Summary: 71st Quarter 14 7 from 67 yd pass WU - Odupitan,Mike 12:50 8 7 6 0 kick), 7-46 2 yd run (Gray,Justin 08:39 ESU - Paul,Tyler 6 - run (DeKosky,Aaron 03:54 WU - Lehman,Cason 1 yd - 21 34 2nd Quarter , ESU 7 - WU 16 WU - Ichabods safety, 14:45 Hickel,Dustin yd pass from 06:44 WU - Sissom,Sam 13 kick), 8- 4 yd run (Gray,Justin 03:24 ESU - Hatfield,Tad 3rd Quarter 20 yd pass from WU - Benning,Dawight 07:52 02:22 ESU - Sanders,Josh Hatfield,Tad 6 yd pass from 4th Quarter kick 3 yd run (DeKosky,Aaron 05:44 WU - Hickel,Dustin Statistics: Team 9 9 No. 16 Emporia State Emporia 16 No. . . 21 Washburn ...... 34 BowlMoore ...... 2,298 . . AME G On defense, the rushing for another Odupitanscore. led the corps 'Bods receiving yards on three with 113 while Sissom receptions had four catches for 33 yards and Benning had four for 90 yards. Ichabods forced four Hornet turnovers. Smith had a Darold forced fumble, fumble recovery and an interception to go along tackles - eight with 10 of those solo stops. He pass also had three Joe ups as well. break tack- Corcoran had 12 les and an interception Dewey and Morgan tackles for the had 10 'Bods. Joe Corcoran had this interception and 12 tackles against ESU in the ’Bods’ win. 34-21 The first game in Moore Bowl on The first Bowl Moore in game Hickel would finish the game 12 of 27 passing for 240 yards and three touchdowns while touchdowns of 27 passing for 240 yards and three 12 finish would the game Hickel After the break, the Ichabods would again score with 7:52 left in the third on a 20-yard with 7:52 After score again the Ichabods would the break, With 3:24 left in the second quarter, the Hornets would cut the lead to eight at 22-14 on a 3:24 leftWith cut the lead to eight at 22-14 the Hornets would the second quarter, in The Ichabods would score again on Sam Sissom's 11th touchdown reception of the season - reception touchdown on Sam Sissom's 11th again score The Ichabods would Topeka - Nov. 2 - 2 - Nov. Topeka a Cason capped by plays 87 yards in 11 and travel their next drive take The Ichabods would The Ichabods did not waste any time jumping ahead time jumping any waste The Ichabods did not touchdown pass from Hickel to Dawight Benning capping a 7-play, 60-yard drive. After drive. 60-yard the Benning capping a 7-play, to Dawight Hickel pass from touchdown with 2:22 leftHornets scored 3- finish in the third, the Ichabods would the scoring on Hickel's to 34-21. to push the score for a touchdown yard scamper touchdown run by Tad Hatfield. Tad run by touchdown a 13-yard pass from Hickel. pass from a 13-yard Lehman 1-yard touchdown plunge. After Lehman 1-yard touchdown endzone and forced Hornets in their own pinning the the punters head for a safety. over them to punt, the snap went of the Hornets on a 67-yard touchdown pass from a 67-yard touchdown of the Hornets on Odupitan on their first to Mike of the drive Dustin Hickel their ensuing take the Hornets would However, game. to knot the plays and march 46 yards on seven drive at seven. score Sept. 28, 1928, was one to forget - a 20-12 loss to loss - a 20-12 to forget one was 28, 1928, Sept. - a 34-21 Bowl in Moore final The game Jewell. William one to remem- State will be Emporia arch-rival win over to the streak losing an 11-game The win snapped ber. in Topeka ESU win over back to a 59-46 Hornets dating had when Washburn all came on the day It in 1988. stadium on a new facility at halftime.groundbreaking It their final as eight Ichabods played also senior day was in Topeka. game 74 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide G McPherson in1995.McPherson The612 in offense ofthe schoolrecord fortotal yardswas 59yardsshort 'Bods 612 yards,361 ofthemcameontheground -21 oftheschoolrecord setagainst short run. outthescoringforIchabodswith13would finish inthegame onan8-yard secondsleft touchdown runby Hickel andthesecondwas a11-yard reverse runby MarcusMiller. AlDeLeon 14 score was a37-yard togoup42-0.Thefirst pointsin20secondstoendthethirdquarter tion oftheseasonona29-yardtouchdown passfrom Hickel. TheIchabodswould thenscore score to21-0. Inthethirdquarter, freshman SamSissomrecorded his12th touchdown recep- by CasonLehman puttheIchabodsup15-0. plunge -atwo outoftheswinging gate pointconversion touchdown onRawshawn Bland's1-yardtouchdown scored another another fumbleandtheIchabodoffense touchdown. Dustin Hickel scampered nineyardsforthe'Bodsfirst 33yardline.SixplaysMiners' later, WUquarterback Ichabods' GrantGouldforcedaUMRfumbleonthe play from scrimmage,the possession asontheirfourth Southwest Baptist36-0inBolivar -aspanof36games. Ichabods sinceOct14, 1999, whenthe'Bodsshutout over forthe Missouri-Rolla. Theshutoutwas thefirst rolled toitshighestoutputoftheseasonina49-0win stonewalled whiletheIchabodoffense theMinerattack Rolla -Nov. 9- The Ichabodsracked up612 to310. whileholdingtheMiners yardsinoffense total Ofthe topush the play ofthesecondquarter DaWight Benning rushedforfouryardsonthefourth nextseries,theIchaboddefenseforced On theMiners' first The IchaboddefensesetthetoneonMiners' AME 10 10 AT M The Washburn Ichaboddefense ISSOURI -R OLLA win over UMR. offenseina49-0 in total touchdown with319 yards for 220yardsandone yards acarry andpassed Dustin Hickelaveraged 11 defense forcedfiveMinerturnovers. interceptions fortheIchabodsas J.R. PhillipsandCorey Craineachhad breakup. TheIchabodsJoeCorcoran, les, aforcedfumbleandpass whohadeighttack- Myers by Brooks three catchesandtheonetouchdown. for 27yards. yards. Lehmanalsohadthree carries 4of6for31Lehman whofinished of work ashewas relieved by Cason inthree quarters offense yards oftotal down pass.Hickel recorded overall 319 passed for220yardsandonetouch- eight carriesfor84yards.Hickel ing touchdowns whileDeLeonhad with89yardsandthetwo rush- attack set against Emporia Statein1998. oftheschoolrecord of33 two short Ichabods alsorecorded 31 downs, first against in1949. Rockhurst The 681a game. TheIchabodstallied On defense,theIchabodswere led Sissom had72yardsreceiving with Hickel ledtheIchabodrushing Allgood-Bailey Stadium. . Allgood-Bailey Stadium. .0 Missouri-Rolla. .49 Washburn Team Statistics: 00:13 WU-Deleon,Al8ydrun(DeKosky,Aaron kick), 4th Quarter 00:00 WU-Miller,Marcus 11 ydrun(DeKosky,Aaron 00:20 WU-Hickel,Dustin 37ydrun(DeKosky,Aaron 08:53 WU-Sissom,Sam29ydpassfrom Hickel,Dustin 3rd Quarter 0 14:01 - WU-Benning,Dawight 4ydrun(Lehman,Cason 2nd Quarter 49 - 0 04:03 WU-Bland,Rawshawn 1ydrun(Lehman,Cason 0 7 0 21 10:16 WU-Hickel,Dustin 9ydrun(DeKosky,Aaron 6 1st Quarter 0 15 Scoring Summary: UMR WU Missouri-Rolla-Drussa,Cole 2-45;Moss,Clint2 RECEIVING: Washburn-Sissom,Sam 3-72; PASSING: Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 11-20-0 0-0 RUSHING: Washburn-Hickel,Dustin 8-89; 0-0 2-14 Individual Statistics: 5-6 4-2 29:07 6-42 1of5 30:53 1-1 8-75 By:Number-Yards Sacks 2of3 4of13 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6of10 Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down Conversions 3-31.3 1-37.0 Possession Time 0-0 6-125 0-0 Penalties-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-30 Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards Returns-Yards Kickoff 132 22 74-310 29-10-3 Punt Returns-Yards 77-612 251 31 26-15-0 Fumble Returns-Yards OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 45-178 51-361 Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) DOWNS FIRST Boyer,Darron 1-9;Davis,Damon 1-minus 3. 30; Smith,Antwan 2-29;Fischer,Brett 2-22; Fowler,Kyle 1-4. 1-24;Bland,Rawshawn 1-9; Barth,Jacob 2-20; 49; Zandevakili,And 2-35;Scott,Jeff Benning,Dawight 3-38;Lehman,Cason2- Rolla-Brown,Scott 10-29-3-132. 220; Lehman,Cason4-6-0-31. Missouri- Smith,Antwan 1-3;Brown,Scott 6-0. Miller,Keenan 8-47;Lester,Dan 10-43; Missouri-Rolla-Davis,Damon 20-85; Bland,Rawshawn 4-18; Miller,Marcus 1-11. 29; Lehman,Cason3-27;Allison,Joe4-20; Huelsman,Chris 6-35;Humphrey,Darryl 7- Deleon,Al 8-84;Benning,Dawight 10-48; 10-71 5:13, WU49-UMR0 kick), 1-11 0:01, WU42-UMR0 kick), 5-81 1:18, WU35-UMR0 (DeKosky,Aaron kick),6-432:50,WU28-UMR0 10-63rush failed), 2:40,WU21 - UMR0 rush), 5-552:17, WU15 -UMR0 kick), 6-342:40,WU7-UMR0 UUMR WU 900 Washburn Ichabod Football 75 APTIST WU SBU B 2003 Media Guide OUTHWEST WU 0 - SBU 3 1:50, WU 7 - SBU 3 kick), 4-11 8-84 4:03, WU Schuck,Mark (Sundberg,Dan pass), 7 - SBU 11 kick failed), 2-8 0:38, (DeKosky,Aaron Hickel,Dustin - SBU 11 WU 13 - SBU 19 9-59 4:52, WU 13 - SBU 26 WU 13 kick), 2-4 0:10, (Mattson,Steve WU kick), 8-56 1:13, (DeKosky,Aaron Hickel,Dustin 20 - SBU 26 Huelsman,Chris 5-26; Hickel,Dustin 10-18; Huelsman,Chris 5-26; Hickel,Dustin 3-5; Bland,Rawshawn Deleon,Al 6-14; Baptist- Ichabods 1-0. Southwest Schuck,Mark 2-15; 30-140; Kirven,Marco 3-2; Dunn,Nathan 4-10; Lowe,Chris 1-minus Mattson,Steve Anding,Rusty 2-1; 1- Berquist,J. 2-minus 13; Whitley,Kevin 10; minus 14. 19-26-1- Baptist-Lowe,Chris Southwest 136. Schuck,Mark 6-10-0-91. 161; 2-19; Lehman,Cason 3-48; Odupitan,Mike Scott,Jeff 1-8; 1-15; Zandevakili,And Baptist- Southwest 1-7. Bland,Rawshawn 5-30; Whitley,Kevin 9-105; Green,Marc 3-35; 3-56; Rodgers,David Sepanski,David 2-0; Kirven,Marco Anding,Rusty 2-15; Bull,Cody 1-11. S FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-99 OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 45-131 Returns-YardsFumble 34-13-1 66-235 136 11 Punt Returns-Yards 36-25-1 81-383 252 Kickoff Returns-Yards 21 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 1-39 1-20 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-19 1-20 Penalties-Yards 3-30 3-7 TimePossession 7-41.1 6-27.5 ConversionsThird-Down Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 15 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 9 of 19 2 of 5 Sacks 2-2 By: Number-Yards 5-28 0 of 2 21:35 9-55 38:25 3-2 0-0 Individual Statistics: 0-0 7-36; RUSHING: Washburn-Benning,Dawight 0-0 2-3 13-34-1- Washburn-Hickel,Dustin PASSING: 5-39; RECEIVING: Washburn-Benning,Dawight WUSBUScoring Summary: 71st Quarter 3 6 27 yd field goal, 9-58 4:15, SBU - Mattson,Steve 10:45 8 0 2 yd run (DeKosky,Aaron WU - Hickel,Dustin 01:13 8 7 72nd Quarter - 20 yd pass from 09:37 SBU - Rodgers,David 20 - 26 yd pass from 7 WU - Odupitan,Mike 01:55 3rd Quarter pass), (Green,Marc 8 yd run SBU - Kirven,Marco 08:31 4th Quarter Lowe,Chris 3 yd pass from SBU - Rodgers,David 01:42 4 yd pass from 00:29 WU - Benning,Dawight Statistics: Team Washburn . . . 20 ...... Baptist Southwest . . . . 26 Plaster Stadium . . . . . 1,459 AT 11 AME G Hickel finished the Hickel Benning DaWight Brooks Myers led DaWight Benning had this touch- and 36 down yards rushing in the Ichabods’ 2002 finale. 29 seconds left in the to The attempt game. the onsides recover kick failed and SBU a knee and take would run out the clock. yards with 136 game passing with two He also touchdowns. yards on 10 ran for 18 carries and one touchdown. led the Ichabods on with 36 the ground yards on seven and 39 yards attempts on five in receptions catches. the Ichabod defense tackles, with 13 for loss including two and one fumble recovery. Grant Gould had stops with an inter- 12 of 20 ception return yards. The Washburn Ichabods The Washburn Bolivar - Nov. 16 - 16 - Nov. Bolivar SBU jumped on the scoreboard first on the scoreboard SBU jumped on a 27- the Bearcats would series, On SBU's following would Hickel to go up 26-13. touchdowns the next two score The Bearcats would finished to loss a 26-20 with the season teams fin- Mo. Both in Bolivar, Baptist Southwest The Ichabods records. season with 3-8 ished the finished the MIAA 3-6 while the Bearcats slate 2-7. were yard field then come- The Ichabods would goal. 2-yard on a Dustin Hickel the lead back and take run. touchdown a 11-7 to take eight plays march 84 yards in back lead the Ichabods would lead. Hickel Odupitan up with Mike the half hooking before pass. on a 7-yard touchdown the lead 26-20 with Benning to cut pass to DaWight another touchdown throw 76 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide at SBU at UMR ESU MWSC at CMSU at TSU NWMSU at MSSC PSU at FHSU UWL Defense at SBU at UMR ESU MWSC at CMSU at TSU NWMSU at MSSC PSU at FHSU UWL Offense Bobby NelsonvsEmporia State EricRoth vsPittsburgSt. 43 * Scored Touchdown ontheplay 65 Return Long Kickoff Patrick Hayes vsWisconsin-La Crosse 11 Aaron DeKosky vsWisconsin-La Crosse DustinHickel atCentralMo.St. 36 68* Mike atCentral Mo. St. Odupitan Long PuntReturn Dustin Hickel atMissouri-Rolla 68* Long Punt 37* Long FieldGoal Long Reception CoreyLong Pass CrainvsWisconsin-La Crosse 2 Long Rush Darold SmithatTruman State Corey CrainatMissouri-Rolla 2 JoshLooney vsMissouriWestern 30 2.0 JoshLooney vsMissouriWestern Forced Fumbles Mo.St. JoeCorcoranvsNorthwest 4.0 EricRoth vsWisconsin-La Crosse Int. ReturnYards 13 Aaron DeKosky atMissouri-Rolla 9 Mo.St. JoeCorcoranvsNorthwest Interceptions 5 20 Tackles Hays State EricRoth atFort ForLoss 54.7 QB Sacks Aaron DeKosky vsWisconsin-La Crosse Solo Tackles 1 Total Tackles SamSissomvsMSSCandMWSC Punting Avg 3 SamSissomvsMSSCandMWSC Punts 21 SamSissomvsMSSCandMWSC PATs SamSissomvsMissouriWestern 3 Field Goals 8 SamSissomatMissouriSouthern Touchdowns 179 Points Scored DustinHickel vsMissouri Western 4 TD Receptions Yards Receiving DustinHickel vsMissouriWestern Receptions DustinHickel vsMissouriWestern DustinHickel vsMissouriWestern 386 Yds. Total 319 Offfensive 54 DustinHickel atMissouri-Rolla DustinHickel vsMissouriWestern DustinHickel vsMissouriWesternTotal Plays Offensive 2 DustinHickel atTruman State 42 20 TD Passes 22 Yards Passing DustinHickel atTruman State Pass completions 104 Pass attempts TD Rushes Yards Rushing Rushes 2002 S Mayes Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Barth Barth Barth Barth Barth Barth Barth Barth Cobb Cobb Cobb Scott Scott Scott Scott DE TE UPERLATIVES Individual Long Plays Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Individual Highs Mayes Mayes Mayes Mayes Mayes Mayes Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Watts Kelley Kelley DT LT Chris HuelsmanvsMissouriWestern Chris HuelsmanatMissouriSouthern McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon Mayes Mayes Durler Durler Durler Durler Durler Toby NG LG /S TARTING Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Kitchener Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Cobb Cobb DE C 2002 Starting Lineups Starting 2002 N. Smith N. Smith N. Smith N. Smith Tatum Tatum Tatum Tatum Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers OLB Toby Toby Toby RG L INEUPS Minikwu Minikwu Minikwu Minikwu N.Smith Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Young Gould Gould Gould Gould Gould Gould Gould ILB RT Yards Per Play Total Offense Total Plays TD Passes Yards Per Pass Yards Passing Pass completions Pass attempts TD Rushes Yards Per Rush Yards Rushing Rushes Interceptions By Turnovers Penalty Yards Penalties Downs First By Sacks Points Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Benning Benning Benning Benning Benning Benning Benning Benning Benning Benning Lehman Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey WR ILB sFS,PU MSSC,NWMSU, SBU 0 vsFHSU, PSU, Lehman Lehman 0 vsUWL,FHSU, PSU, CMSU, MWSC 1 vsUWL,PSU, NWMSU, UMR Looney Looney Looney Looney Looney Looney Looney Looney Looney Looney Sissom Sissom Sissom Sissom Sissom Sissom Wimpy Fowler Fowler Hickel OLB WR 0 vsMWSC,UWL,CMSU 10.6 vsNWMSU 25 vsNWMSU 13 vsNWMSU 3 at TSU; vsESU 3 atTSU; 319 vsMWSC 20 vsMWSC 42 vsMWSC 81 vsMWSC 361 atUMR 11 vsMWSC 55 atFHSU 27 atFHSU 235 atSBU 136 atSBU 7.1 atUMR 114 vsESU 51 atUMR 4.0 atSBU 10 vsUWL 3.2 vsPSU 0 atMSSC 4 atFHSU 28 atSBU 56 vsPSU 11 atSBU 6 atUMR 612 atUMR Washburn 7.9 atUMR 3 vsMWSC 4 vsMWSC 49 atUMR 6 atCMSU 31 atUMR 1.8 vsPSU Schuerman Team Highs Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Hickel Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain Crain RCB QB Barth(TE) Scott(TE) Scott(TE) .Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Allison Allison Bland Bland Bland Bland Bland Bland LCB FB 0 by FHSU, MSSC,ESU, UMR 4 by PSU;by CMSU Zandevakili 58 by FHSU;PSU Humphrey Humphrey Huelsman Huelsman Huelsman Huelsman 393 by NWMSU Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Opponents 35 by NWMSU 50 by NWMSU 88 by NWMSU 34 by NWMSU 30 by NWMSU 5 by NWMSU 646 by MSSC 1.9 by CMSU 25 by CMSU 25 by CMSU 55 by CMSU 132 by UMR 11.4 by UWL 51 by CMSU 310 by UMR 13 by CMSU 7.0 by MSSC 7.9 by MSSC 4.6 by UMR 4.2 by UMR TB 335 by PSU 130 by ESU FS 0 by MWSC 6 by CMSU 4 by CMSU 14 by PSU 14 by ESU 0 by UMR 0 by UMR 5 by UMR 0 by UMR 0 by UMR 5 by PSU 6 by PSU DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky DeKosky Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth Roth PK P Washburn Ichabod Football 77 TATISTICS S 2003 Media Guide CHABOD 2002 I 2002 Phillips,J.R.TotalOpponents 1 16 205 0 12 12.8 78 0.0 1 6.5 0 81 0 0 30 Hickel,DustinTotalOpponents 11PUNT RETURNSHuelsman,Chris 1 No. 11Hayes,Patrick 196 YdsNelson,Bobby 11 14 2621 -2Odupitan,Mike 161 Avg 13.4 2447 71 -2.0 4 TDMyers,Brooks 15.2 29 1Total Long 5.1 1 33 0 24Opponents 10 77 0 8.2 0 0 10.0 68INTERCEPTIONS 0 238.3 Corcoran,Joe No. 0.0 11 29 0 222.5 Smith,Darold 0 0 Yds 277 20Gould,Grant -0.2 0 11 Crain,Corey 0.0 Avg 114 9.6 0 4 TD 5.7 4 0 1 18 0 Long 2 6 1 1 4.5 43 0 24 1.5 11 30 12.0 0 30.0 0 0 15 0 20 6 30 Offensive StatisticsRushingHickel,DustinHuelsman,ChrisBenning,DawightDeLeon,Al 11 11 GP 11Lawrence,Jake 110Humphrey,Darryl Att 54 38Bland,Rawshawn 567 Gain 234Lehman,Cason 218 Loss 9 9 156 6Zandevakili,And 10 12 NetAllison,Joe 19 411 47 39 34 31 11Odupitan,Mike 222 Avg 10 199 3.7 139 152Miller,Marcus TD 179 114 28 Long 4.1Schuerman,Tyler 10 7 5.2 Avg/G 15 31Sissom,Sam 9 0 125 7 37 1 3 8Corcoran,Joe 124 53 121 1 8 19 34 37.4 172 34 113 1 2.6 3.1 5 20.2 2 18.1 5.1 3.6Ichabods 1 1 10 91 0 0 11 14Total 22 1 1 51 3.2 12Opponents 17 1 11 3 2 15 13 0 5.1 2 13.8 13.4 0PASSING 28.7 11.3 0 36 0 2Hickel,Dustin 0 14 7 5 22 11Lehman,Cason 14.0 14 8.3 11 483 11 0 4.4 9 3 0Benning,Dawight 8 2413 11.0 5.1 411 11 G 0 11 119.72Total 285 1838 3.0 133.01 1 14 11 2Opponents 2128 122.20 Effic -3 0 10 308-142-12 313 0 11 1.6 Att-Cmp-Int 1525 46.1 4.4 2.0 -1.5RECEIVING 28 2.8 32-18-3 2160 21 1.4 3 Pct 3.7Sissom,Sam 0 0 21 56.2 11 146.95 15 44 -28Benning,Dawight 2-1-1 Yds 193.5 3.0 68 246 332-196-12 11Odupitan,Mike 120.98 2 TD 5 50.0 37 -3.1 59.0 196.4 11 138.6 Lehman,Cason Lng 342-161-16 3 G 2621 Avg/G -0.3 0 0.2 10Scott,Jeff 41 47.1 29 41 No. 39 2447Zandevakili,And 9 0 41 24 77 0 11Barth,Jacob 22.4 617 Yds 238.3 18Huelsman,Chris 68 41 719 15.0 10 -4.0 18 Avg 222.5 Humphrey,Darryl 17.5 394 3.7 11Miller,Marcus 360 8 TD 11 6 21.9 11Bland,Rawshawn 20.0 12 9 11 LongFowler,Kyle 4 66 55 6Lawrence,Jake 10 4 Avg/G 63 3 77 8 1Hoytal,John 8.2 36 2 94 68 7.0 56.1 26 3 44 71.9 15.7 9.0 9 9 0 16 8.7 0 43.8 16 9 32.7 2 2 1 28 0 8.0 5.3 23 0 1 26 15 32 -2 0 6.6 12 0 7.5 -1.0 15 7.0 15.0 8.5 3.3 9 8 0 0 2.9 0 1.6 11 3 2.0 15 1.7 -0.2 1.7 WU OPP 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total OT FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 1-3 5-9 Games/Avg Per Game Per Games/Avg 5/3537 6/2742 PAT-ATTEMPTS 24-31 43-48 3rd-Down Pct3rd-Down Pct4th-Down 38% 44% 43% 43% Average Per Punt Per Average Net punt average 42.4 37.2 34.9 32.4 Average Per Game Per Average 68.7 70.0 Total PlaysTotal Play Per Average Game Per Average 361.1 5.3 753 431.7 5.8 815 TDs Passing 24 29 Att-Comp-Int Pass Per Average Catch Per Average Game Per Average 342-161-16 15.2 7.2 332-196-12 222.5 238.3 13.4 7.9 Yards gained rushing gained Yards lost rushingYards Rushing Attempts Rush Per Average Game Per Average TDs Rushing 1838 313 411 138.6 3.7 2413 285 483 193.5 15 4.4 21 RushingPassingPenalty 97 96 17 115 119 16 Points Per Game Per Points 25.4 33.8 SACKS BY-YARDSSACKS MISC YARDS SCOREDTOUCHDOWNS 10-76 40 20-123 0 51 39 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 27:57 58/154 31:56 68/157 INT RETURN AVERAGEFUMBLES-LOSTPENALTIES-YARDS 6.5 83-756 20-11 96-770 12.8 23-12 PUNT RETURN AVERAGEINT RETURNS: #-YARDS 12-78 5.7 16-205 9.6 KICK RETURN AVERAGEPUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 20-114 20.3 29-277 18.8 Team Statistics 2002 ResultsDate (3-8, 3-6Sept. 7 MIAA) Sept. 14 Opponent WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE*Sept. 21 at Fort State Hays #3 PITTSBURG ST.*Sept. 28 at Missouri Southern*Oct. 5 17-31 L, *Oct. 12 #6 NORTHWEST MISSOURI*Oct. 19 State at Truman 3:10 L, 13-48 L, 29-37*Oct. 26 at #8 Central Missouri L, 14-47 L, 28-52 3317 2*Nov. MISSOURI WESTERN Score 2:55 2:42 9*Nov. 2:53 STATE EMPORIA 3:05 #16 16*Nov. 3920 2945 L, 21-55 at Missouri-Rolla 4273 5237 * indicates MIAA Baptist Southwest at Game Time 26-21 W, 28-34 L2OT, Attend 2:55 3:30 2:55 34-21 W, 2703 3875 3207 3:04 L, 20-26 49-0 W, 2298 3:01 2:51 1459 900 WashburnOpponents 66 103 75 98 46 68 85 90 13 7 372 279 SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY ATTENDANCE 17683 16451 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 14/32 12/28 PUNTS-YARDS 54-2287 45-1570 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 42-854 44-827 TOTAL OFFENSETOTAL 3972 4749 PASSING YARDAGEPASSING 2447 2621 RUSHING YARDAGE 1525 2128 FIRST DOWNSFIRST 210 250 SCORING 279 372 78 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2002 I caos13 503 1 1 1 0 20 9 5 0 0 6 3 0 20 3 5 65 35 Blkd 49 3 I20 42.4 35.0 FC 34.9 2287 35 54 65 TB 1570 45 1 1 42.5 Long Avg 36 2252 -4.0 53 0-0 Yds Opponents -28 Total 1-2 No. Ichabods 0 0-1 361.1 0.2 -0.3 3972 Blk Roth,Eric 431.7 0-0 2447 4749 -28 -3 2 1525 PUNTING Lg 3.0 2621 753 33.3 40-49 1.4 2128 9 30-39 0 3 11 goalwas in(parentheses)Numbers made. indicatefield 20-29 1-3 815 01-19 2.8 0 1.6 11 Field Goalsequence: (36),28,30 Pct 11 7 22 DeKosky,Aaron -3 14 0 2 FGM-FGA 0 FIELD GOALS 0 5.1 0 2 3 Opponents 11 1 51 Total 22 14 11 11.3 Ichabods 28.7 10 1 1 13.4 13.8 0 113 172 5 121 124 1 8 1 0 0 51 0 0 Corcoran,Joe 20.2 8 9 Sissom,Sam 222 113 0 172 279 10 Schuerman,Tyler 121 124 21.8 30.6 0 Miller,Marcus 372 31 1 34 240 337 10 2 39 47 Odupitan,Mike 0 1 2-5 41 10 Allison,Joe 246 6 222 233.7 0-0 9 9 2571 Zandevakili,And 6 3-3 1 91 2 199 54 2160 Bland,Rawshawn 0 6 3 411 0-0 Humphrey,Darryl 6 11 40 60 0 3-4 Lawrence,Jake Avg/G 6 0 418 Total 6 0-0 DeLeon,Al 0 11 0-0 11 24-31 0-0 Pass 11 0 1-3 Huelsman,Chris 0-0 Rush 43-48 0-0 0 0 0-0 Benning,Dawight 0-0 0 5-9 40 24 Plays G Lehman,Cason 0-0 26 0 0-0 0-0 51 0-0 0 Hickel,Dustin 0-0 0 0 42 0 TOTAL OFFENSE 0 0-0 0 27 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 74 0-0 0 0 Opponents 54 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Total 2-5 1 0 0-0 0-0 Crain,Corey 0-0 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0-0 3-4 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 Ichabods 1 0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0-0 Bland,Rawshawn 0-0 0-0 DeLeon,Al 0-0 Points 0-0 24-31 Saf 0-0 4 Myers,Brooks Pass 0 1-3 3 0-0 0-0 39 Miller,Marcus 0 Rcv 0-0 0 Barth,Jacob 7 0.0 Rush 0-0 0 Odupitan,Mike 0-0 FGsKick 0 Lehman,Cason 12 0 TD 9 39.0 DeKosky,Aaron 0.0 Hickel,Dustin 43 39 1 Benning,Dawight 15 48 0 1 0 Sissom,Sam SCORING 0 0 Long 9 1 20.3 TD 18.8 8 854 15.0 13 Opponents Avg 0 17 42 827 Total 15 Yds 0 24 44 Corcoran,Joe 0 0 9.0 1 No. FUMBLE RETURNS 0 13.0 27 8.0 17.0 43 9 33 13 Opponents 0 20.3 17 8 Total 0 1 0 1 61 Allison,Joe 1 19.5 39 1 17.2 3 22.0 Humphrey,Darryl 78 0 86 Myers,Brooks 132 Long 4 Miller,Marcus 5 6 TD 22.9 Meyer,Blake Crain,Corey 435 Avg Odupitan,Mike 19 Yds Nelson,Bobby Phillips,J.R. No. Huelsman,Chris KICK RETURNS CHABOD S TATISTICS A A A PAT PAT PAT PAT .Hya ...... 2 ...... 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . 1 . . . . 2-0 2 . . 2 . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . 2 . . 1 1 . 9 . . 1-0 1 9 1 . . . 2 2 11 . C. Huelsman . 1 . 1-0 . . . . J. Hoytal 6 3 . 5 1 . 1 A. Toby 1 . . . . 5 . . A. Deleon 3 . 1 1 . . 2 J. Wimpy . 2 1 . . Hayes 6 6 P. 4 11 . 1-4 . . 11 . D. Benning 3 . 10 11 1-4 3 8 9 S. Kuszak 11 3 . 1-0 14 J. Lawrence 2-18 12 3 3 . E. Roth 3-19 . 7 7 9 14 J. Scott 10 15 8 5-11 9 10 M. Jackson 7 3 8 15 2-1 . J.R.Phillips 5 9 7 5 L. Army 19 7 R. Gonzales 10 15 23 8 11 B. Meyer 4 7 A. Smith 10 J. Barth 10 16 J. Mayes 11 B. Kelley B. Nelson .Mnku91 93 - ...... 1-0 . 2 . . . . 1-0 ...... 1 . . . 4 . 2-0 . . . 1 . . 1-30 2 1-0 ...... 1-0 1-0 . . . . . 2-6 2 1 . . . . 1-0 1-0 27 . 3 2-7 3 . 2 11 17 2-9 . . . . 1-0 32 4-6 34 10 3-12 3-12 19 14 11 1-6 . . 40 37 2 1 13 20 2-25 . 5-15 22 31 9 . 2-24 11 7-36 T. Cobb 4 43 3-11 18 6 62 T. Minikwu . 33 9-15 4-18 6 66 C. Crain 32 9 88 2-14 10 31 M. Kitchener . 30 7-19 12-36 11 45 E. Taylor 35 92 11 93 C. Gordon 11 43 49 5-7 45 J. Looney 11 43 D. Smith 125 48 11 65 B. Myers 11 M. Dewey 60 G. Gould 11 J. Corcoran tes1 2 34 22222.9 8.3 8.5 252 456.2 42 8.7 91 550.7 5018 49 94 78 30 6058 11.7 13.6 33 854 0 96 205 61 13.2 827 114 123 0 28.7 0 117 122 2447 12.9 5 277 1525 0 11 Statistics 132 2621 86 0 2128 0 17.8Defensive 11 0 11 172 37.2 0 129 0 0 0 10 0 94 41.0 0 132 0 Opponents 72.1 160 409 54.0 0 Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Others 0 451 721 0 11 486 66 13 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0 69.5 11 Crain,Corey 0 51 74.2 124 0 0 0 0 Barth,Jacob 0 16 9 10 0 78 Nelson,Bobby 764 816 113 10 172 Zandevakili,And 26 Avg/G 0 0 -2 Lawrence,Jake 0 6 10 0 121 0 Bland,Rawshawn Tot 411 9 360 435 Phillips,J.R. 719 394 0 91 11 IR Humphrey,Darryl 2 14 71 Deleon,Al 11 KOR 9 Hickel,Dustin 36 0 10 PR Lehman,Cason 222 Odupitan,Mike 617 Rec 11 Sissom,Sam 199 Rush G Huelsman,Chris 11 Benning,Dawight ALL PURPOSE caos7...... 1 ...... 1 1 . 13 1 12-0 . . 2 13 31 . 11-39 12-78 4 92972-21710-76 511 418 . 11 73282-26020-12316-20540 344 388 11 7 Opponents Total Ichabods B. Kobuszewski PU TT F ak n-d DQHF-d FBKSaf BLK FF FR-Yds QBH PD Int-Yds Sacks TFL TT AT UT GP 171 613...... 1-3 26 19 7 11 79 00 11 22 Washburn Ichabod Football 33 11 11 55 44 22 TATS 33 S 55 66 66 33 AME 55 .. 22 G 22 44 2003 Media Guide 22 Y 55 22 B 11 22 33 55 AME G ss ss ll ll aa aa tt tt 00 22 11 oo oo 99 33 TT TT Southwest BaptistSouthwest 0 0 - 2 3 Game By GameEric Roth Punting CrosseWisconsin-La 9Fort State Hays 395Pittsburg St. 43.9 NoMissouri Southern Yds 63 3 AvgNorthwest Mo. St. 164 Long 54.7 4 0 State Univ.Truman TB 190 6 2 FC 47.5 1Central Mo. St. 60 6 50+ 229 107 I20 38.2 53.5 245Missouri Western 57 40.8 0 2 State 01Emporia 48 65 0 50 3 4Missouri-Rolla 4 1 0 0 135 165 33.8 4102 0 2 0 0 3 7 0 BaptistSouthwest 44 50 1 297 2 1 42.4 0 1 0 1 1 7 37 2 288 1 49 1 37.0 1 0 41.1 0Game 37 0 1 56By Game 0Aaron DeKosky 0 Field 2 0 1 CrosseGoalsWisconsin-La 0 0 1Fort State Hays FG 1 5 Pittsburg St. FGA 0 1Missouri Southern Long 1 3 2Northwest Mo. St. 0 MPAT State Univ.Truman 0 36Central Mo. St. PATA 0 0 0Missouri Western 0 0 StateEmporia 0 0 2 0Missouri-Rolla - 0 0 - - - 0 1 0 - 3 2 0 4 0 1 - 0 - 0 0 3 - 4 1 4 - 2 1 1 2 5 2 4 4 5 00 55 55 11 NDIVIDUAL 88 11 99 66 44 33 00 33 11 22 2002 I 2002 00 11 66 44 44 66 22 11 22 11 22 00 ...... 66 66 00 44 55 55 33 11 22 11 11 22 88 11 44 11 22 88 22 33 00 33 No-Yds/TD UWL FHSU PSU MSSC NWMSU TSU CMSU MWSC ESU UMR SBU No-Yds/TD UWL FHSU PSU MSSC NWMSU TSU CMSU MWSC ESU UMR SBU SS SS SS LL LL LL AA AA AA TT TT TT OO OO OO TT TT TT Lehman, CasonLehman, Fort State Hays Pittsburg St. AttNorthwest Mo. St. CompCentral Mo. St. Int 1 4 Pct 2 Yards 19 1 3 TD 0 Long 1 100.0 9 1 Sack 0 75.0 2 Yds 12 50.0 47.4 31 1 164 8 0 12 2 0 13 39 0 8 1 0 3 1 3 21 7 Northwest Mo. St. 1 1 0 100.0 41 0 41 0 0 Missouri-Rolla 6 4 0 66.7 31 0 13 0 0 Southwest BaptistSouthwest 34 13 1 38.2 136 2 21 2 3 Hickel, Dustin CrosseWisconsin-La Fort State Hays 34Pittsburg St. AttMissouri Southern CompNorthwest Mo. St. Int 10 27 State Univ.Truman 29 2Central Mo. St. Pct 20 32Missouri Western 16 29 Yards 29.4 StateEmporia 14 0 TDMissouri-Rolla 11 13 153 Long 15 14 0 42 59.3 Sack 0 3 48.3 2 1 27 191 55.0 40.6 Yds 20 7 51.7 20 241 55 2 193 151 2 2 12 216 3 47.6 11 50.0 36 2 0 1 1 2 63 0 319 44.4 100 15 59 40 55.0 45 1 240 1 4 1 220 1 1 9 2 44 68 3 3 1Benning, Dawight 7 9 15 67 2Pittsburg St. 1 35 Att Comp 14 2 8 Int 0 9 Pct 1 0 Yards TD Long 0 Sack 1 Yds 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Game By Game Passing Game By Game Receiving Game By Game Rushing Hickel,Dustin QBHickel,Dustin 1—2/0 - 1—2/0 ------Lawrence,Jake RBLawrence,Jake 2—2/0 - - 1-3/0 1—5/0 - - - DNP DNP - - Hoytal,John TE 1-15/0 DNP - DNP - - - 1-15/0 - - - - Fowler,Kyle WRFowler,Kyle 2-15/0 DNP - - - 1-11/0 - DNP - - 1-4/0 - Miller,Marcus WRMiller,Marcus 3-16/0 DNP 1-0/0 1-8/0 1-8/0 - DNP DNP - - - - Bland,Rawshawn FBBland,Rawshawn 2-16/0 ------DNP - 1-9/0 1-7/0 Humphrey,Darryl RBHumphrey,Darryl 3-26/0 1-7/0 1-12/0 - 1-7/0 - DNP - - - - DNP Ichabods 9—28/0 DNP DNP 2—21/0Huelsman,Chris WR DNP 4-36/0 - - 1—2/0 3-40/0 - - 2—1/0 3—4/0 - DNP 1-0/0 - - 1—4/0 - - - - Corcoran,Joe 2—3/0 - 1—8/0 RBZandevakili,And - 8-66/0 - 1-1/0 1—3/0 - 1-1/0 - - 1-13/0 - - DNP - 1-5/0 - - 1-4/0 2-35/0 1-15/0 - Sissom,Sam WR 1-2/0 - -Scott,Jeff TE - 11-77/0 - - - - - 1—6/0 2-13/0 - 2-2/0 1-23/0 1-2/0 1-14/0 1-3/0 - - - 2-20/0 1-8/0 DNP Schuerman,Tyler QBSchuerman,Tyler 1-3/0 1-3/0 DNP DNP DNPBarth,Jacob TE DNP 6-94/1 DNP DNP - DNP 1-6/0 DNP 1-26/1 DNP - DNP 1-17/0 1-10/0 1-11/0 - - 1-24/0 - Miller,Marcus WRMiller,Marcus 1-11/1 DNP -Lehman,Cason QB - 18-360/1 - - - 2-46/0 4-56/0 DNP 1-19/0 1-41/0 DNP 1-9/0 - - 4-92/1 - - 1-11/1 2-49/0 - 3-48/0 Odupitan,Mike WROdupitan,Mike 1-14/0 - - WROdupitan,Mike DNP 18-394/4 - - - - - DNP 1-14/0 1-11/0 3-44/1 - 1-2/0 3-86/1 - 5-119/0 3-113/1 DNP DNP 2-19/1 - Allison,Joe FB 5-22/0 - - WRBenning,Dawight 41-617/6 1-2/0 5-86/1 - 4-79/1 3-59/0 DNP 2-9/0 3-36/0 4-79/0 - 6-88/2 2-14/0 DNP 4-90/1 3-38/0 - 5-39/1 - 4-20/0 DNP Zandevakili,And RBZandevakili,And 10-51/0 5-35/0 3-2/0 - -Sissom,Sam WR 1-7/0 41-719/12 1-7/0 3-59/0 DNP 3-25/2 2-12/0 5-179/3 - 3-101/0 7-93/2 3-54/0 - 8-91/3 4-33/1 3-72/1 - DNP - Lehman,Cason QB 28-91/2 - 1-0/0 1—8/0 1-2/1 3-14/0 4-37/0 11-13/0 2-3/0 2-3/1 3-27/0 - Bland,Rawshawn FBBland,Rawshawn 31-113/1 4-9/0 - 5-21/0 - - 6-14/0 5-23/0 DNP 4-23/0 4-18/1 3-5/0 Humphrey,Darryl RBHumphrey,Darryl 39-121/0 6-2/0 5-6/0 - 2-8/0 6-29/0 DNP 8-31/0 4-16/0 1-0/0 7-29/0 DNP Lawrence,Jake RBLawrence,Jake 47-124/0 - 3-19/0 14-23/0 13-55/0 6-6/0 10-22/0 1—1/0 DNP DNP - - Deleon,Al RB 34-172/1 DNP 6-31/0 DNP 8-38/0 6-5/0 DNP DNP - DNP 8-84/1 6-14/0 Benning,Dawight WRBenning,Dawight 38-199/3 1-9/0 1-30/1 - - 2-1/0 3-41/1 3-15/0 3-2/0 8-17/0 10-48/1 7-36/0 Huelsman,Chris WRHuelsman,Chris 54-222/0 1-6/0 - - - - 2-6/0 11-43/0 15-52/0 14-54/0 6-35/0 5-26/0 Hickel,Dustin QBHickel,Dustin 110-411/7 14-27/0 7-31/0 9-39/1 10-27/0 7-9/1 22-104/1 2—7/0 12-67/0 9-7/1 8-89/2 10-18/1 80 Washburn Ichabod Football ohEi ------1-0 - - - - DNP 1-0 - 1-1 1-1 2-2 1-0 - DNP - 1-1 - - 1-0 0-2 0-1 DNP 0-1 DNP 1-0 2-1 DNP DNP 1-0 DNP 2-1 0-1 - DNP 1-1 1-1 1-2 - DNP - 0-1 3-0 1-2 DNP - 2-0 - 3-0 DNP 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-2 DNP 0-2 1-2 3-0 1-1 0-2 0-2 3-0 - 0-6 - - 4-0 2-3 1-1 1-0 2-1 - 1-0 0-1 DNP - 1-0 - 1-0 0-1 1-2 1-6 - 0-4 1-1 - 0-1 DNP 1-2 1-0 DNP - 1-0 6-4 - 3-2 0-1 1-1 2-2 DNP 0-1 1-0 3-3 1-2 4-2 - 1-0 - - 0-1 - - 5-8 4-1 2-0 - 2-2 0-1 DNP 4-2 - - 7-5 1-6 - - 0-1 4-5 1-2 2-2 1-0 1-1 1-0 DNP 0-1 5-3 3-3 DNP - 0-3 1-0 - 1-1 8-2 2-2 4-6 0-4 0-2 3-2 - - 5-4 0-1 - 1-1 1-2 2-1 3-3 DNP DNP 1-4 4-3 5-5 5 DNP 3-4 - 5 3-0 - 1-0 0-1 5-4 0-4 2-2 2-1 1-1 - 1-2 DNP 0-2 1-0 4-8 1-3 1-0 DNP 4-4 3-4 2-3 1-1 4-1 3-3 3-2 2-6 2-0 DNP 1-7 6 5-2 0-1 0-3 0-1 10 1-2 2-7 5-5 - 2-2 0-3 - 2-3 3-2 - - 5-1 0-3 11 2-1 0-2 6-4 - 1-3 0-2 - 3-3 3-3 3-3 12 7-3 2-7 14 6-1 6-5 Roth,Eric P - 1-5 14 0-2 0-2 15 Scott,Jeff 3-8 0-5 0-3 5-2 1-3 3-2 DB Jackson,Mark 1-3 2-3 7-5 3-9 6-3 7-7 2-5 4-8 15 Phillips,J.R. DB 5-5 1-1 5-9 19 0-1 0-1 Army,Leonard DT 7-8 1-3 3-4 1-3 0-4 9-4 Gonzales,Rolly DT 0-6 10-9 23 4-3 6-4 8-7 Meyer,Blake 3-4 DB 2-1 4-15 2-8 DB Smith,Avery 2-4 26 27 3-5 1-6 3-5 2-3 0-5 Mayes,Jonathan DT 5-5 5-7 16-7 2-2 Barth,Jacob 34 1-5 4-4 Kelley,Bryce 7-19 DT 2-1 10-17 32 5-9 40 37 Nelson,Bobby DB 9-4 4-3 2-2 Kobuszewski,Bo LB 20-14 4-2 43 Cobb,Terrell LB 62 13-19 7-9 18-22 6-31 Minikwu,Taurence LB 0-5 3-6 66 Crain,Corey DB 10-33 88 Kitchener,Mike DE 6-5 30-32 Taylor,Eric DE 93 92 35-31 Gordon,Chad DT 43-45 Looney,Josh LB 124 Smith,Darold DB 48-45 43-49 DB Myers,Brooks 57-67 Dewey,Morgan LB Gould,Grant LB Corcoran,Joe DB ri,oe -0------13 - - 1-20 1-30 1-0 - - - - - 1-4 - - 1-0 - - - - 1-15 1-0 - - - DNP DNP - - - DNP DNP - - DNP ------1-19 ------1-3 - 2-6 - - DNP ------3-69 - - 1-0 ------1-0 - DNP DNP - - - - - 1—2 ------DNP DNP 3-57 ------DNP - 1-13 - - DNP - - - - - DNP 1-17 - - 1-15 - - - 2-32 DNP - - - - - 1-30 - - 1-0 - - - 1-30 DNP - - - 2-24 1-8 - 2-3 4-18 - 1-8 - - 4-6 DNP - - Crain,Corey - Phillips,J.R. - - - 3-21 - Gould,Grant DNP 3-65 3-58 Corcoran,Joe - - - 1-9 DNP 2-10 Smith,Darold - 3-95 DNP 2-49 1-8 - 2-44 - - 1-9 1-8 - 1-20 - 1-25 DNP DNP 1-17 1-15 1-13 - 2-4 4-76 DNP Meyer,Blake - 1-17 1-21 3-61 Myers,Brooks DNP - Humphrey,Darryl 1-24 2-16 DNP 4-78 Allison,Joe 5-86 - 6-132 Miller,Marcus 3-85 1-0 DNP Crain,Corey - Odupitan,Mike 19-435 Nelson,Bobby DNP 1-0 - Phillips,J.R. 1-10 Huelsman,Chris 4-33 1-0 1-10 1-9 4-33 Odupitan,Mike 14-71 Nelson,Bobby Hayes,Patrick Huelsman,Chris 2003 Media Guide 2002 I odnCa T101------16- - - 1-6 ------1-8 DNP 1-11 DNP DNP - - - 1-7 - - DNP - - - DNP 2-25 ------DNP 1-0 - - 1-9 - SBU - - 1-6 UMR 1-0 - - - - ESU - - - MWSC ------CMSU - TSU DNP - - Returns - - - Kick Game By NWMSU - DNP Game MSSC - - - - 1-4 - PSU - - FHSU - 1 1 Returns 2 1 Punt Game UWL - By Game 1-0 2 2 1-0 2-0 0-1 TOT 2 Gonzales,Rolly DT Gordon,Chad DT UA-A 2-0 2-0 Cobb,Terrell LB Barth,Jacob 1-1 Dewey,Morgan LB Looney,Josh LB Kitchener,Mike DE Sacks SACKS Game By Game Tackles Game By Game Game By Game Interception Returns Interception Game By Game NDIVIDUAL oYsULFS S SCNMUTUCS WCEUURSBU UMR ESU MWSC CMSU TSU NWMSU SBU MSSC PSU UMR ESU FHSU UWL MWSC SBU CMSU No-Yds UMR TSU ESU NWMSU MSSC MWSC PSU CMSU TSU FHSU UWL NWMSU MSSC No-Yds PSU FHSU UWL No-Yds AATTULFS S SCNMUTUCS WCEUURSBU UMR ESU MWSC CMSU TSU NWMSU MSSC PSU FHSU UWL TOT UA-A G AME B Y G AME S TATS Washburn Ichabod Football 81 ONORS H 2003 Media Guide Julius AllenLamar Baker CMSU UMR DB DB Joe CorcoranRyan MillerDonald WilliamsUlexis Williams WilsonTerek WU SBU KentDerek NWMSU McDonaldRoderick SBU John McPherson UMR NevilleLevi PSU DB OnstottT.J. DB CMSU TSU Larry Randle DB Josh Williams DB Ben Wilson PSU DB Chris Harvey DB MSSC ESU DB ESU TSU UMR DB DB DB DB DB P Second Team Defense Second Team Seth GiddingsPhilip MabionEric McDowell LinderShawn NWMSU Judd Lienhard ESU TysdahlTroy MWSC DL Jason Vanloo SBU Ryan Burpo TSUDesmond Polk DL DL NWMSU RobinsonJoey CMSU Marcel Smith DL WillrichJake MWSC MSSC LB LB Joel Mathews CMSU LB backsFive selected due to a tie in voting. NWMSU DB DB TSU DB NWMSU DB P DB TANDINGS AND Coach of the Year Mel Tjeerdsma, NWMSU Excelsior Springs, Mo. Excelsior Dontaye McCoy, DB, ESU McCoy, Dontaye Saturday, DecemberSaturday, 7 Most Valuable Defensive Player Defensive Most Valuable Mineral Water Bowl, Roosevelt Field, Roosevelt Bowl, Mineral Water ESU 34 vs. (Minn.) State Winona 27 Final/OT Wes BellWes SmithArley Mark Stephen SundermanMike Tim UrichNick Weite NWMSU MSSC PSU ESUEric AcreeJosh HoneyJames Jack DL Josh Lawson CMSU DL TSUJuan Salas DL DL Adam Crowe SBU NWMSUDusty Delaney MWSC PSU DL Grant GouldBilly Jones DL DL UMR NWMSU ESU YehyawiTameem DL DL TSU DL LB WU DL CMSU LB LB LB LB Second Team Offense Second Team Dennis Gile PaulTyler Marc GreenRyan JohnsonAdam Ziesel CMSU CarterMike ESU ArmstrongTyronne SBU ESU Andy Minford PSU QB MWSC MingeeBrett WR/KR Nick Ruud CMSU RB WR CMSU WR Tim Watts OL MWSC Eddie Ibarra TE and one running wide receivers Three TSU OL decision of the selected by back were OL coaches. WU NWMSU OL K OL Defense 2002 MIAA S MIAA 2002 MIAA Overall Andy BanstraGeoff BollingerJohn LongBrad Smith ESU SteffesStephen NWMSUJason Stumbo BrownTommy MWSC SBU OL UMR MSSC OL SBU OL OL OL OL OL W L PF PA Pct. W L PF PA Pct. Kevin PierceDarwin PittsAlfonso Pugh ThomasNate WU MWSC TSU CMSU KR OL KR KR First Team Defense First Team Green*Roderick Justin BowserJason Chancellor CMSU McConnell††Aaron PSU *John Edmonds MWSC NWMSU ‡Chris Lutz DL †Eric Walker NWMSU DL McCoy*††Dontaye DL ESU Hight†Aaron DL Darryl LB Ridley PSU MWSC Brian Riley PSU DB Eric Roth NWMSU LB selection *=Unanimous LB selection as a wide receiv- •=Unanimous CMSU DB DB er †=Repeat first-team 2001 choice from ††=Repeat first-team 2000 choice from WU DB & 2001 ‡=First-team choice in 2000 as a punter P 2002 MIAA Teams All-Conference Sam Sissom, WR, WU Freshman of the Year Josh Chapman, QB, MSSC Saturday, NovemberSaturday, 30 Saturday, NovemberSaturday, 23 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals Most Valuable Offensive Player Offensive Most Valuable Division II Playoffs -- First Round -- First Division II Playoffs Minnesota-Duluth @ 41 NWMSU 45 Northern Colorado 23 @ NWMSU 12 CMSU 28 @ Northern Colorado 49 Final NCAA Division II Playoffs Postseason Games Bowl xNorthwest (6) Missouri (10)Central Missouri StateEmporia 9 State(21)Pittsburg Missouri 8 Western 0 StateTruman 274Missouri Southern 1 6Washburn 85 6 296 BaptistSouthwest 1.000 4Missouri-Rolla 122 3 0.889 3 AFCA() = Rank in Final Poll Division II 297 3 4 12 MIAAx = Won championship 5 215 174 2 0.667 10 201 179 1 6 0.667 5 3 151 214 2 0.444 256 7 0 396 320 8 6 254 139 0.333 459 0.444 9 190 233 9 271 3 6 0.923 0.222 190 304 3 113 0.333 0.833 5 408 5 378 6 304 0.000 3 6 177 242 5 3 222 0.727 8 0.750 184 315 363 0 8 0.545 327 192 11 282 279 0.455 0.545 297 153 372 0.273 0.273 429 0.000 Clint Moss WhitleyKevin Brandon Hill SBU UMR MSSC WR WR TE Sam SissomMark StewartCraig WinfreyDaWight Benning WU NWMSU MSSC WU WR WR WR WR Dustin HickelNeal PhilpotDonald GloverDerrick PittsJoe Taylor WU Don Robinson PSU MSSC MWSC CMSU PSU QB RB QB RB WR RB Honorable Mention Offense Dusty Burk TSU QB Josh ChapmanJohn McMenamin Coleman*Kegan NWMSU MSSC Devoe*†Todd CMSU •†Jamaica Rector Blakley†Andrew QB NWMSU CMSU Louis Lamb WR/KR QB Jeff Untereker TSU RB *††Seth Wand WR Eric JohnsonDan Joiner ESU PSU NWMSU Eric Martin WR Alex Tuttle PSU Daniel Chappell OL quarterbacks tight ends and two Two CMSU TE TE selected due to a tie in voting. were ESU PSU and one running wide receivers Three NWMSU OL decision of selected by back were OL the coaches. OL OL K First Team Offense First Team 82 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2002 MIAAT otws ats 16 973. 1365027.1 32.0 33.1 30.8 5.0 5.3 1.6 35.7 6.1 306 400 35.1 21 82 37.2 303 1.8 41 24 34.2 2.1 32.1 21 89 37.4 5.1 1957 35.1 36.9 92 2803 3.2 34.7 27 1844 277 61 1769 17 75 3.1 184 11 29 37.5 50 11 22 51 196 37.2 1838 11 12 31 Net/P 42.4 37.4 1600 49 Avg 37.2 2131 2287 11 43 38.2 Yds Southwest Baptist 11 1.4 57 Ret 2445 54 Missouri Southern 12 Avg 64 11 86 Missouri-Rolla Yards 11 16 No. Emporia State 14.1 G 20.3 Central MissouriSt. 18.4 38.7 16.0 0 0 Pittsburg State 2321 0 0 Missouri Western 60 536 19.7Truman 854 13 534 674 38 Washburn 20.4 1 42 29 42 26.1 Mo.State Northwest 0 11 591 2 PUNTING 11 11 11 24.1 24.1 1222 23.6 30 0 834 0 60 1 Southwest Baptist 243.2 12 940 32 238.3 17 11 578 Missouri Southern 826 29 6.9 Pittsburg State 7.9 11 39 24 2675 Avg 35 Central MissouriSt. 57.8 13 2621 12 TD Washburn 11 225 59.0 13 12 Yds 229.0 389 Missouri-Rolla 11 17 196 227.9 8.5 Mo.State Northwest Ret 17 332 2519 7.4 Missouri Western 11 G 60.5 2735 Emporia State 7 45.9 211.9Truman 8 179 212.8 22 15 KICKOFF RETURNS 170 7.2 296 209.5 6.6 11 173.0 17 2331 370 9 2554 6.0 12 48.0 47.9 Truman 8 19 2305 190.4 5.5 49.6 Washburn 186 13 1903 17 160.5 156 Yds/G 5.8 53.6 TD 16 189 388 Avg 12 120.1 24 325 5.9 2475 11 Missouri-Rolla Yds 187 47.7 381 9 11 1766 20 Emporia State Pct. 151.5 48.2 7.1 349 222.5 205 11 18 Int Central MissouriSt. 13 24 1321 176.8 145 Cmp 430 5.7 7.2 47.6 Missouri Southern 13 12 Att 10 301 7.3 1667 11 G Missouri Western 2447 88 43.3 2122 200.1 14 Mo.State Northwest 47.1 47.1 17 127 16 12 185 5.9 Pittsburg State 11 137 161 293 33.8 253.3 2201 11 Southwest Baptist 19 47.9 291 7.0 11 342 12 PASS DEFENSE 372 226.0 11 180 39.0 228.6 2786 27 1 61.4 16 9.3 376 246.5 429 15 5.6 11 20 5 2712 Pittsburg State 25.6 245 1 2515 7.2 55.6 Missouri-Rolla 11 48.7 399 2711 Yds/G 282 17 11 13 TD 0 163 57.0 Emporia State 217 29.7 Avg 284.3 0 13 Yds 28 0 Missouri Western 293 216 27.0 12 7.3 446 327 5 3 11 Pct. Washburn 18.5 379 1 3696 297 Int 11 3 59.9 Cmp 0 0 222 14 43 Central MissouriSt. 16.7 1 16.1 Att 302 1 46 G Southwest Baptist 51 5 184 177 2 504 56 0 10 Missouri Southern 13 11 1 0 11 0 15.8Truman 0 29 3 8 7 Mo.State Northwest 190 39 0 14.6PASS OFFENSE 0 11 0 13.9 34 0 0 190 47 36 6 153 22 25.4 Missouri-Rolla 2 11 1 41 1 0 17.5 28 11 Washburn 0 279 10 Avg 22.0 12 18 7 25.3 16 192 1 0 242 Pts 23 23 0 1 304 Missouri Southern 33.0 0 1 1 11 11 Saf 1 Southwest Baptist 5 FG 1 363 20 6 Truman 11 0 1 28.6 0 DXP 25 Emporia State 16 0 2XP 0 12 315 0 XP 6 10 Missouri Western 23 5 37.1 TD 0 2 Pittsburg State 13 30.5 20 0 G 1 0 11 Central MissouriSt. 408 4 24 396 11 2 Mo.State Northwest 38.2 35 1 28 40 1 27 0 SCORING DEFENSE 39 13 32 459 11 11 14 12 11 0 43 0 3 0 50 Missouri-Rolla 5 11 33 1 Southwest Baptist Avg 2 0 44 Missouri Western Pts 51 11 42 Emporia State Saf 52 1 51 FG Washburn 11 13 DXP 58 Missouri Southern 2XP XP 64 Mo.State Northwest 12 TD Truman G Pittsburg State Central MissouriSt. SCORING OFFENSE EAM L EADERS itbr tt 123 317545 . 7368.6 47 419.4 386.2 5.5 193.5 46 37 5.8 380.5 274.2 5.4 4055 21 735 48 4613 409.1 176.1 1321 5.4 793 4635 38 2734 58 852 4.4 440.4 11 2786 6.7 2122 1827 4947 20 42 6.1 2513 11 922 12 5.9 189.4 2128 4909 3696 4.4 1251 3016 738 13 Yds/G 2712 4844 Pittsburg State 139.6 483 22 819 TD 2197 1937 497 Mo.State Northwest 131.2 119.6 Avg/P 12 2711 Yards 103.8 Plays Pass 2133 Emporia 4.2 State 22 442 Rush 11 G Central MissouriSt. 11 8 91.7 6 11 11 2083 3.9 Truman 98.7 Missouri Southern 11 2.9 492 3.3 3.4 1536 12 TOTAL OFFENSE 8 1245 1574 1316 396 138.6 2.8 Missouri-Rolla 11 110.5 426 2.8 477 96.2 385 Washburn 1009 104.9 15 Yds/G 11 166.1 6 1283 365 Southwest Baptist 11 TD 3.7 20 12 12 11 Truman 27 463 2.7 142.5 Avg. Missouri Southern 3.7 3.0 1525 11 4.6 Central MissouriSt. Yards 1216 1154 11 1251 13 Missouri Western 411 Rushes 1827 209.4 183.1 Emporia State 444 193.9 315 418 G 3.8 248.5 Mo.State Northwest 394 25 31 Pittsburg State 22 11 1567 11 38 RUSHING DEFENSE 11 13 4.5 Yds/G 4.9 4.8 417 11 5.0 2513 2197 TD Mo.State Northwest 2133 Southwest Baptist 2734 11 561 Avg 445 Missouri-Rolla 440 550 Yds Washburn 12 12 11 Missouri Western Att 11 Truman Central MissouriSt. Missouri Southern G Emporia State Pittsburg State RUSHING OFFENSE isuiRla1 9 2 431 671 96.2 13 1667 112.8 121.0 100.2 14 24 9 106.1 16 113.7 17 .433 2515 2447 1321 12 127 2201 128.3 17 16 10 2122 19 11 293 .487 .476 12 2786 .471 217 .479 11 88 15 161 180 .471 127.6 137 446 20 .614 376 185 342 2711 245 11 291 11 11 13 11 134.3 Effic 399 Missouri-Rolla 12 156.3 5.7 28 .570 TD Southwest Baptist 27 11 216 3696 Yds Missouri Western 2712 14 Pittsburg State 1 379 11 5.0 Int .599 Emporia State 11 .556 Pct 302 Washburn 163 114 6.2 0 Cmp 504 5.7 7.4Missouri Southern 293 Att 20 13 Truman 7.6 12 151 0 G Mo.State Northwest 11 1 30 0 16.9Central MissouriSt. 8.8 1 PASS 234 EFFICIENCY 11 155 119 2 38 27 0 16 12.9 Southwest Baptist 242 14.3 12 431.7 11 Washburn 32 490 11 193 2 50 Avg 29 3 11 5.8 503.2 22 Missouri Southern 419.3 11 55 Emporia State 618 TD 37 11 7.0 472 Missouri-Rolla 4749 5.5 48 815 Yds 33 Pittsburg State 5535 4612 Missouri Western 13 Ret 793 2621 12 831 Mo.State 2519 Northwest 2128 G 351.5 3016 2675 11 Central MissouriSt. 11 1937 44 349.9 11 331.7Truman 5.4 38 PUNT RETURNS 28 344.0 4.9 5.0 23 3867 329.2 721 4.8 Missouri-Rolla 23 3849 264.7 3980 2331 793 4.7 21 796 1536 Washburn 289.1 4128 1766 11 4.1 2735 865 2083 21 1245 3621 11 Truman 766 2554 12 4.2 361.1 262.1 Yds/G 2912 1574 TD Missouri Southern 714 19 2305 39 12 1316 Avg 3758 3.9 Southwest Baptist 1903 5.3 11 893 333.5 1009 Yards Central MissouriSt. Plys 11 342.5 2475 27 2883 Pass Emporia 1283 State 737 3972 28 Rush 4.8 13 Missouri Western G 753 4.8 1667 1216 Mo.State Northwest 3669 2447 11 761 3768 Pittsburg State 1525 793 2515 11 TOTAL DEFENSE 1154 2201 11 1567 11 Missouri-Rolla Southwest Baptist Missouri Western Washburn Washburn Ichabod Football 83 EADERS L 2003 Media Guide EAM 2002 MIAA 2002 T TIME OF POSSESSION State GEmporia Missouri SouthernNorthwest State Mo. Time Total Pittsburg State 13Missouri Western 11 12Missouri-Rolla Avg/G TrumanCentral Missouri St. 11 11 BaptistSouthwest 394:48 346:38 381:35 12 11Washburn 11 330:38 327:40 30:22 31:30 31:47 11 342:07 324:47 30:03 29:47 313:22 11 28:30 29:31 316:04 28:29 307:28 28:44 27:57 WashburnMissouri WesternMissouri SouthernTrumanMissouri-Rolla 11 11 11FIELD GOALS 20Pittsburg State 22Missouri-Rolla 11 19Truman 11 139 Northwest Mo. State 138 Missouri Western 32 G 11 120 13Central Missouri St. 30 11 MadeMissouri Southern StateEmporia 244 13 11 12 BaptistSouthwest 14 180 Att 11 7 11Washburn 6 15 5 11 12 26 Pct KICKINGPAT 4 6 12 .867 Pittsburg State .538 StateEmporia 5 12 10 11 .583 Central Missouri St. 11Missouri Western 11 9 .500 .500 GTruman 11 12 26 13Northwest State Mo. .545 Made 12 .444 Missouri Southern 11 1 13 .385 .423 51 58Washburn 35 AttMissouri-Rolla 11 28 Baptist 42Southwest 513 62 11 Pct 33 37 1.000 30 11 .333 .935 47 11 11 43 .946 .933 39 .894 11 10 24 48 .846 19 .896 14 30 .579 .714 .800 3RD-DN CONVERSIONS3RD-DN StatePittsburg G StateEmporia Northwest Mo. State ConvTrumanWashburn Att 13 11Missouri WesternMissouri Southern 12 Pct St.Central Missouri 77 69Missouri-Rolla 76 BaptistSouthwest 185 11 146 11 12 11 176 11OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT 41.6 67 47.3 StateEmporia 56 47 61 11 43.2 GCentral Missouri St. 11 58 187Northwest Mo. State Conv 157 139 152Missouri Western 51 56 154Pittsburg State 35.8 12 35.7 AttMissouri Southern 33.8 13 40.1 159 12 BaptistSouthwest 172 37.7 Missouri-Rolla 60 11 Pct 68 32.1 49 32.6 Washburn 11 11 187 204 64Truman 11 172 60 32.1 63 AGAINSTSACKS 33.3 173 65 11 28.5 StateEmporia 158Central Missouri St. 166 37.0 169Pittsburg State 51 GNorthwest Mo. State 11 38.0 38.0 12 Sacks BaptistSouthwest 38.5 126 12 13 11 Yards 68 11 40.5 8 11 85 15 4 157 12 180 16 63 43.3 166 25 47.2 97 139 WashburnTrumanMissouri SouthernNorthwest State Mo. Missouri-Rolla 13 BaptistSouthwest 11 StateEmporia 11 11 15 11 5 11 14 12 11 10 35 8 13 32 42.9 6 38.5 29 23 43.8 21 37.9 43.5 16 38.1 37.5 4TH-DN CONVERSIONS GCentral Missouri St.Pittsburg State ConvMissouri Western 12 Att 11 11 10 Pct 15 8 15 66.7 29 12 51.7 66.7 Washburn BaptistSouthwest Pittsburg StateMissouri-RollaNorthwest State Mo. 11Central Missouri St. 13Missouri Southern 11 11 StateEmporia 91 12 11 100 11 9997 800 89 94 887 12 71 773 72.7 827 813 760 68.2 64 70.3 75.2 619 67.8 69.1 56.3 583 48.6 OPPONENT PENALTIES GMissouri WesternTruman No 11 Yds 102 Avg/G 11 929 105 84.5 889 80.8 Southwest BaptistSouthwest Missouri WesternNorthwest Mo. State StateEmporia 11 13Central Missouri St. 11 98 12 108 102 12 780 118 958 806 101 70.9 1132 73.7 73.3 1032 94.3 86.0 Washburn 11 83 756 68.7 Missouri-RollaPENALTIESMissouri-RollaMissouri SouthernPittsburg StateTruman 11 11 11 G 151 11 72 58 No 69 112 11 518 504 Yds Avg/G 558 47.1 10 45.8 84 273 50.7 735 66.8 Washburn 11 115 119 16 250 OPPONENT 1ST DOWNSOPPONENT 1ST Pittsburg StateMissouri Southern GMissouri Western BaptistSouthwest Rush StateEmporia Northwest Mo. State PassCentral Missouri St. 11 11Truman 11 11 Pen 13 75 Total 63 12 12 74 118 85 93 85 92 102 73 76 105 11 13 16 102 104 20 11 181 164 196 23 108 205 33 35 213 227 212 121 15 244 Washburn BaptistSouthwest Missouri WesternMissouri-Rolla 11 11 11 64 11 83 97 116 85 92 96 21 64 201 15 18 190 19 211 168 FIRST DOWNSFIRST Northwest Mo. StateMissouri SouthernTruman StateEmporia Central Missouri St. 13Pittsburg State G 11 92 Rush 12 111 12 Pass 166 11 110 11 133 127 Pen Total 25 139 86 97 283 12 83 256 122 64 21 22 228 232 30 17 238 220 Washburn 11 332 196 12 59.0 2621 29 146.9 PASS DEF EFFICIENCY DEF PASS G StatePittsburg AttNorthwest Mo. State BaptistSouthwest Cmp 13 St.Central Missouri Int 430 11Missouri Western Pct. 11 12 349 205 StateEmporia 301 Yds 388Truman 187 20 TD 11Missouri Southern 47.7 145 186 Effic 24 381Missouri-Rolla 2475 53.6 18 12 48.2 19 13 11 1903 189 47.9 370 1766 96.7 2554 325 9 17 16 49.6 15 170 103.0 11 156 94.1 106.2 2305 11 296 17 8 389 45.9 8 106.2 48.0 179 225 2735 2331 17 7 22 13 60.5 118.9 57.8 125.7 2675 2519 17 17 146.2 123.3 84 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide 2002 MIAAI re,acSUJ 1211 0692.4 1016 0 94.3 0 1132 0 95.2 1014 2 97.5 1047 7 107.9 104.1 37 1073 1187 11 1145 128.2 29 0 722 0 1045 0 1538 80 0 JR 0 12 0 0 SBU 465 965 0 SR 0 79 147.5 1010 200 11 CMSU 104 11 1770 945 11 891 SR 11 1434 12 0 50.0 SR JR MSSC JR 146.9 JR 56.1 TSU 1763 846 UMR Green,Marc MWSC 57.7 205 ESU 10.6 32 33 Avg/G Devoe,Todd Yds 152.3 71.9 15.0 147 70.5 12 1828 2 Chapman,Josh KR 17.2 18 1379 12 SR PR 6 Blakley,Andrew 514 17.5 550 SO 1242 22.3 6 ESU Rcv 54 Pitts,Derrick 52 CMSU GRush 617 Moss,Clint 12 12 5 74.7 635 11 41 Paul,Tyler Cl SO 719 37 SR 87.1 846 87.7Coleman,Kegan 92.2 NWMSU Team 11 13.9 41 SBU 11 38 Johnson,Ryan JR SR 18.0 11 10 11.9 12 Rector,Jamaica 10.1 WU TSU FR SR 822 ALL PURPOSE 12 4 6 ESU WU 59 1045 58 103.5 1014 11 Whitley,Kevin 965 85 3.45 12 SR 96 Benning,Dawight 3.42 15.9 4.10 SR 11 MWSC 11 Jensen,Geoff JR 14.1 CMSU 6 SR 13.7 Johnson,Ryan SBU 17.5 Yds/G TSU 3 1242 Sissom,Sam 4.73 7 78 12 Avg/C 535 TD 12 Ziesel,Adam 562 719 38 Yds 10.6 SO 4.83 Devoe,Todd 41 41 5.36 NWMSU Rec 11 7.73Blakley,Andrew 2 G 12 JR 18.0 10 Green,Marc SR Cl 13.9 MSSC FR 550 11.9 Rector,Jamaica 8.73 NWMSU 12 Team 6.50 52 11 WU RECEIVE YDS/GAME 1045 4 58 11 822 10.1 15.9 SR 12 59 1014 Stewart,Mark SBU 85 SR 6 6 11 Turner,Chris CMSU 11 SR 125.1 965 1242 JR MWSC 78 1126 96 128.5 Sissom,Sam SBU 135.1 253 Rec/G 12 11 1285 178.1 1171 SO 1486 208 SR Avg/C Whitley,Kevin 299 -45 TD NWMSU 1603 TSU 1242 Devoe,Todd 312 Yds 1539 43 9 204.5 Ziesel,Adam 233.7 -53 911 Rec G Rector,Jamaica JR 2454 10 2571 310 11 692 Green,Marc SO Cl UMR 418 SR 226.9 9 Blakley,Andrew 2270 ESU Team SBU 184 2160 RECEPTIONS/GAME 2496 SO 312.8 462 12 411 PSU 3441 SR 2136 551 309.8 11 360 CMSU Brown,Scott SO 263.3 3408 2621 11 101.2 519 Hatfield,Tad 820 WU 3423 SO 6 Lowe,Chris 525 11 2398 MWSC 1010 911 Philpot,Neal 124.2 SR 3583 Yds/G 11 -160 Gile,Dennis 45.7 7 130.1 TSU Total SR 6 Plays 13 10 Cooper,Michael 139.9 1242 Pass MSSC 1171 47.1 63 SR 8 Rush 39.6 8 Hickel,Dustin G 8 NWMSU 138 1539 90 52.7 McMenamin,John 9 82 Cl 6 189.2 196.4 SO 191 Chapman,Josh Team PSU 146 21 22 207 10 SO Burk,Dusty 9 2270 277 ESU 54.7 2160 11 11 JR TOTAL OFFENSE 46.1 SR 194.2 145 UMR 12 SBU 238.3 17 265 142 19 12 2136 218.0 SR 48.8 2621 57.1 308 Philpot,Neal 11 CMSU 60.6 18 11 15 176 59.4 Hatfield,Tad SO 2398 229 57.1 361 WU 11 Brown,Scott 11 6 378 197 SO 11 6 MWSC Lowe,Chris SR 74.5 345 Avg/G TSU 11 59.8 61.8 TD 275.6 5.0 Gile,Dennis SR Yds 76.9 28 MSSC 4.7 Cooper,Michael Pct. 628 12 3583 60.3 6 Int 6 Hickel,Dustin 12 85.9 653 Cmp 13 296 4.7 125 Att 11 Chapman,Josh 491 138 4.1 G 5.5 4.0 13 820 7 11 SR Burk,Dusty SR Cl 119.5 91.8 NWMSU 778 Team 680 692 FR McMenamin,John TSU 173 4.1 11 11 Yds/G SBU PASSING/GAME 190 124 174 11 114.9 13 11 SR 945 9 TD 4.7 FR 5.8 SR TSU Avg 22 1434 SO 228 NWMSU MSSC 11 1010 Redding,Mike Yds PSU 305 5.3 12 JR 174 Kirven,Marco 11 Att 1379 Herring,Mitch JR MWSC G SR 262 Glover,Donald ESU 12 MSSC Burk,Dusty Cl SO Philpot,Neal Team CMSU Pitts,Derrick Chapman,Josh Coleman,Kegan Paul,Tyler RUSHING enn,aih UJ 14 1 503.73 15.0 6 617 41 11 JR WU Benning,Dawight NDIVIDUAL L EADERS end,ao S R1 11705.6 6.0 6.5 0 6.8 0 0 117 0 9.6 127 97 13.4 0 21 108 16.3 1 21 15 1 14.3 10 163 16 11 349 2 11 JR JR 310 11 17 JR ESU 26 SBU 514 SR Avg UMR 19 11 PSU 12 TD JR 36 11 95.3 SR Yds 10 Kennedy,Jason MWSC 1171 104.6 SR 12 CMSU 8 39.6 Hicks,Michael 8 106.8 105.5 1539 TSU 6 Baker,Lamar 7 SO Ret 52.7 82 6 911 Rudolph,Kyle 1242 NWMSU 47.1 G 146 8 207 45.7 Thomas,Pierre 9 6 119.7 277 11 90 Thomas,Nate 21 JR 63 Cl SR 2160 Rector,Jamaica UMR 191 SBU 46.1 10 138 Team 12 Pugh,Alfonso 9 SO 107.9 142 17 ESU PUNT RETURNAVG 127.5 SO 2136 19 48.8 308 PSU 2621 11 126.3 11 60.6 176 18 15 SO 2398 229 57.1 0.36 361 Brown,Scott 11 11 0.33 WU 145.8 378 11 197 SO Lowe,Chris 22 0 0 SR 2270 MWSC 345 54.7 Hatfield,Tad 11 11 TSU 0.36 SR 145 Eff. 0.36 6 Philpot,Neal 135.5 97 28 MSSC 265 0 3583 Cooper,Michael 0 12 TD 60.3 4 12 Yds SR 4 Hickel,Dustin 296 CMSU 0.36 Pct. 7 18 Int 491 12 0.36 13 Cmp 0 Chapman,Josh 11 Att SR 0.45 SR 4 2 4 Burk,Dusty G NWMSU JR CMSU 0 27 McMenamin,John Cl 11 WU 0.67 63 11 0.46 Team Gile,Dennis 4 64 SO 0 SO 0.55 4 PASS EFFICIENCY 0 PSU 11 5 WU 0 11 88 29 SO Riley,Brian 11 JR 56 6 MSSC 6 Smith,Darold SR PSU 6 Neville,Jeremy 9 TSU 13 Int/G Corcoran,Joe 11 SR JR TD SO NWMSU Yds PSU Onstott,T.J. SBU Int Wilson,Terek G Willrich,Jake Miller,Ryan Cl Williams,Ulexis Team Neville,Levi INTERCEPTIONS alrJePUF 46.0 54 0 0 6.0 6.2 6.5 9 66 6.5 7.4 68 6.5 0 0 9 72 78 74 0 0 84 0 2 FR 0 14 8.7 PSU 11 0 0 42 11 8.2 2 11 78 11 0 12 0 13 SR 90 SR 12 11 13 12 13 MSSC MWSC 0 12.0 10 SR Pts/G SR SR 51 31.1 TSU Pts FR 144 CMSU NWMSU Taylor,Joe 13 FG 0 0 34.7 1339 Chapman,Josh WU 9 XPT Ziesel,Adam 11 0 1769 TD 43 SO Ibarra,Eddie 38.1 JR G PSU 51 24 Devoe,Todd 38.4 1753 PSU 11 Cl Burk,Dusty 12 1844 12 Team 38.9 SR 46 Sissom,Sam SO 39.4 38.5 CMSU JR 2762 42.5 48 SBU Chappell,Daniel 1301 11 2390 Philpot,Neal ESU 39.3 2252 71 11 SR 39.5 33 Coleman,Kegan 62 2321 SO Avg SCORING 1736 53 TSU 11 13.2 10 MSSC 11 17.1 59 Yds JR 0 44 11 SR 19.7 FR 0 20.6 UMR Berquist,J. 13 20.2 PSU 0 SR 11 Punt MWSC 0 Servis,Mike 225 0 SO G JR WU Lepper,Austin 274 NWMSU 22.9 22.2 Stanley,Dan 295 Cl 17 CMSU 247 23.3 283 Fenstermaker,A. 0 0 16 Team Harvey,Chris 0 11 15 12 25.5 Mathews,Joel 14 11 JR 267 Lutz,Chris 435 0 10 SR 722 9 Brown,Jason 11 SBU 27.1 SO 12 SBU Roth,Eric 19 SR 0 JR 5.1 891 UMR 31 PUNTING TSU 12 PSU 0 11 11 Avg 35 434 SR JR Hicks,Michael JR TD CMSU 12 Whitley,Kevin 71 16 WU UMR Fischer,Brett Yds SR Pugh,Alfonso 13 ESU Neville,Levi 14 Ret SO Thomas,Nate NWMSU G Huelsman,Chris 11 Moss,Clint JR Cl Johnson,Ryan Team WU White,Morris KICK RETURNAVG Huelsman,Chris Washburn Ichabod Football 85 EADERS L 2003 Media Guide NDIVIDUAL 2002 MIAA 2002 I Gordon,ChadDouglas,JasonGreen,Roderick DEFENDEDPASSES TeamSmith,Darold CMSU WURiley,Brian TSU ClDavis,Kenneth GNeville,Levi JRSR FR BrupRidley,Darryl IntMiller,Ryan 12 11WU CMSURandle,Larry Total SBU JRProctor,Nic NWMSU SR JRWilliams,Ulexis 2 2 11 2 PSU 12 JR NWMSUBaker,Lamar 11 13 JR SR 12 10 12 ESU 13 9 SBU MSSC4 13 4 SR 2 SO SO 1 UMR 12 8 8 16 10 11 14 14 JR 6 12 6 14 11 10 5 0 14 1 14 6 9 12 2 11 11 11 TACKLES FOR LOSS FOR TACKLES TeamMabion,Philip ClGreen,Roderick GLienhard,Judd Pos SoloAustin,Seth Ast CMSU YdsWilliams,D. ESU Total Avg/G JRMothershed,Kain JR TSU 12 12Dewey,Morgan SR MSSC MSSCMcConnell,Aaron 11 JR JRChancellor,Jas. SBU 11 15 11 20Vanloo,Jason SO PSU WU 11 4 MWSC 2 JR 13 JR 81FUMBLES FORCED 97 SR 11 11 11 12McCoy,Dontaye CMSU 4 19 11 22Lienhard,Judd 41 JR LB 2 12 2 1.58 Team 1.83 Hooper,Chris 53 12 50 17Mothershed,Kain 1 11 9 Cl 13 1.55 68Wilson,Terek 14 12 1McConnell,Aaron ESU 1.18 3 1.27 13 45 0 10Vanloo,Jason 36 G 55 TSU 1.18 MSSCWilliams,D. SR 12 CMSU 3 Num 12McDonald,Rodrck 12 1.09 31 SR JRTiehen,Mike1.09 12 1.09 JR PSU 13 PSU 11 11 CMSU 1.08 12 JR UMR 4 FUMBLES RCVD JR JRChancellor,Jas. 11 NWMSU 3 SBU FR 3 Lattimer,Josh 3 11Okwuonu,Emmanue 12 SO SO Team 11Burpo,Ryan 3 Byrne,Barry 3 13 11 MWSC Cl UMR 2 Wilson,Ben 2 Taake,Chad SR SR PSU G 2 2 11 Num 11 MSSC SBU JR 4 TSU 3 11 UMR JR 11 SO JR 10 3 11 3 9 2 2 2 Myers,Brooks WU JR 11 DB 46 46 92 8.4 0.0 Dewey,Morgan WU JR 11 LB 43 49 92 8.4 2.0 SACKSMabion,PhilipUrich,TimStephen,MarkGreen,RoderickMcDowell,Eric ESU TeamHoney,Josh JR Cl CMSU CMSUMcConnell,Aaron PSU 12 JR MWSCWeite,Nick SR G JR PosWooden,Jeremy 12 12 JR Solo NWMSU 11 PSUChancellor,Jas. Ast 11 Yds JR Total JR Avg/G 9 CMSU 12 11 JR MWSC 4 6 3 TSU 5 SR 11 77 5 SR 10.5 3 11 0 1 11 5 43 57 0.88 44 4 0 5.5 31 6.0 5.5 0 3 1 5.0 35 0.46 0.50 0.50 31 4 0.45 5.0 2 4 4.5 44 0 0.42 0.41 1 33 4.0 23 4.0 0.36 4.5 0.36 0.41 Hight,Aaron PSU SR 9 31 44 75 8.3 0.0 Gould,Grant WU FR 11 LB 48 45 93 8.5 0.0 TACKLES TeamTACKLES ClCorcoran,Joe GBurpo,Ryan PosWalker,Eric Solo Ast TotalLienhard,Judd Avg/G Sack Kent,Derek WUWillrich,Jake MSSC SO MWSC 11 JR TSU 11 SR DB 11 SR 11 TSU 60 TSU JR65 SR 11 50 125 11 60 49 58 52 110 11.4 46 107 10.0 0.0 98 54 50 0.0 9.7 42 45 0.0 8.9 96 95 2.0 8.7 8.6 0.0 0.0 Ashcraft,Ryan PCTFLD GOAL Chappell,Daniel CMSUMendrygal,Alex SR TeamLepper,Austin 12 ClIbarra,Eddie PSU 1Broadie,Dane UMR G JRGray,Justin SR FG 11 1Mattson,Steve NWMSU FGA 10 TSU 100.0 13 SR Long MWSC SR 7 15 13 FR 0.08 11 Pct. 12 14 11 SBU 47 6 ESU 26 6 JR SO 41 11 86.7 11 12 12 54 58.3 44 11 5 40 53.8 25 54.5 13 50.0 51 42 44.0 38.5 DeKosky,Aaron WU FR 11 1 3 33.3 0.09 FIELD GOALSChappell,DanielIbarra,EddieGray,Justin TeamMendrygal,Alex PSU ClLepper,Austin NWMSU JR GBroadie,Dane SR 11Mattson,Steve UMR FG 13 13 FGAMinard,Adam SR ESU 14 15 10 TSU MWSC SO Pct. 26 86.7 SR FR 12 FG/G 7 SBU 53.8 11 11 MSSC 11 JR 1.18 12 FR 25 1.08 6 6 11 58.3 11 44.0 12 11 5 0.70 4 54.5 50.0 0.92 13 9 0.55 0.55 38.5 44.4 0.45 0.36 DeKosky,AaronMendrygal,AlexMattson,Steve WU UMR SR FR SBU 10 JR11 11 24 9 11 30 13 18 69.2 80.0 61.1 PAT KICKING PCTPAT TeamChappell,Daniel ClGray,JustinBroadie,DaneIbarra,Eddie G PSULepper,Austin JR MadeMinard,Adam MWSC NWMSU ESU FR 11 SR SO Att TSU 11 MSSC 13 51 12 SR FR Pct. 27 11 11 42 35 51 41 29 33 100.0 47 37 93.1 46 39 89.4 94.6 89.1 84.6 DeKosky,AaronMattson,SteveAshcraft,Ryan WU SBU FR CMSU JR SR11 11 12 24-30 11-18 10-11 1-3 5-13 1-1 26 27 13 2.4 2.5 1.1 SCORING (KICK)SCORING Chappell,Daniel TeamIbarra,Eddie ClGray,JustinLepper,Austin PSU GBroadie,Dane NWMSU JR PATsMinard,Adam SR 11Mendrygal,Alex 13 FGs 51-51 TSU MWSC ESU 42-47 SO SR 13-15 FR MSSC Pts 14-26 UMR 12 11 11 FR Pts/G SR 90 35-37 27-29 41-46 11 84 10 33-39 11-25 6-12 6-11 8.2 9-13 6.5 68 4-9 59 45 7-12 45 5.7 30 5.4 4.1 4.1 3.0 86 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide A MIAA Commissioner MIAA Ralph McFillen Newbery Fax Newbery 913.341.2995 Phone Newbery 913.341.3080 McFillen Fax 913.341.5887 McFillen Phone 913.341.3839 KS 66212 Overland Park, Suite 501 10551 Barkley, Directory MIAA Information Director Sports MIAA NewberyMatt OTTHE BOUT MIAA otws isuiSae.17 MissouriState Northwest .16 Southeast MissouriState . .26 Truman Rolla, Mo. University ofMissouri-Rolla Emporia, Kan. Emporia State University Warrensburg, Mo. Central MissouriStateUniversity 1948 ...... Northwest MissouriState .Northwest 1948 .Missouri-Rolla 1947 .SoutheastMissouriState 1946 Competition .No MIAA 1943-45. 1941. .Missouri-Rolla, 1940. .Southwest MissouriState MissouriState .Northwest 1939 MissouriState .Northwest 1938 .SoutheastMissouriState 1937 .Truman 1936 .Truman 1935 .Truman 1934 .Truman 1933 .Truman 1932 1931. MissouriState .Northwest .Truman 1930 .Truman 1929 .Truman,SW MissouriSt. 1928 .Truman 1927 .CentralMissouriState 1926 MissouriState .Northwest 1925 .Truman 1924 91.Truman, Southwest MissouriState 1951 .Missouri-Rolla 1950 .Missouri-Rolla 1949 MissouriState .Northwest 1942 onships ineightmen'sandwomen's sports. vidual nationaltitles. national championships andmore than100 indi- student-athletes have won 11the nation.MIAA Division IIconferences in one ofthetopNCAA ofbeing the reputation national championships. in increased participation lighted by expansionand gone several changes,high- Intercollegiate Athletic Association. organized in1912first astheMissouri Division IIinstitutionsinMissouriandKansas,was Association, a10-member conference ofNCAA . . . The MIAA currently conductsconference champi- The MIAA hasgained The MIAA Over thepast15 theleaguehasunder- years, IntercollegiateAthletics The Mid-America Northwest MissouriState Northwest Southwest MissouriState Southeast MissouriState Past MIAA FootballChampions Past MIAA MIAA Football Championships MIAA Pittsburg, Kan. Pittsburg StateUniversity Mo. Maryville, Missouri State UniversityNorthwest St. Joseph,Mo. Missouri Western State College Joplin, Mo. Missouri SouthernStateCollege otws isuiSae.7 Southwest MissouriState .7 Central MissouriState .8 Pittsburg State MIAA Members MIAA 1979. MissouriState .Northwest 1978. .Southwest MissouriState .Missouri-Rolla, SoutheastMissouri 1977 1976. .Truman, SoutheastMissouriState .SoutheastMissouriState 1975 1974. Missouri State .Northwest .SoutheastMissouriState 1973 .Lincoln,Truman 1972 .Truman 1971 .CentralMissouriState,Truman 1970 1969. .Truman, SoutheastMissouriState .SoutheastMissouriState 1968 .SoutheastMissouriState 1967 1966. .Southwest MissouriState .Truman 1965 .Truman 1964 1963. .Southwest MissouriState .SoutheastMissouriState 1962 .Truman 1961 .Truman 1960 .SoutheastMissouriState 1959 .SoutheastMissouriState 1958 .SoutheastMissouriState 1957 .CentralMissouri State 1956 .SoutheastMissouriState 1955 .Truman 1954 .Truman 1953 .Truman, MissouriState Northwest 1952 . ons are determined involleyball, cross country, soc- baseball,tennis,andgolf.Women'sfield, champi- country, basketball, indoorandoutdoortrack Men's champions are crowned infootball,cross information. the conference inJuly1994 asdirector ofsports mation director atPittsburgStateUniversity, joined Matt Newbery, formerly an assistant sports infor- sports Matt Newbery, formerlyanassistant Missouri-Rolla cer, basketball, indoorandoutdoor track and field, softball andtennis. softball track andfield, Topeka, Kan. Washburn University Mo. Kirksville, Truman State University Bolivar, Mo. Southwest Baptist University Ralph McFillenwas namedto icl nvriy.1 Lincoln University .1 Missouri Southern. .7 Missouri-Rolla 2002 ...... Northwest MIssouriState .Northwest 2002 .PittsburgState 2001 MIssouriState .Northwest 2000 1999. MissouriState .Northwest 1998. MissouriState .Northwest 1997. MissouriState .Northwest .PittsburgState 1996 .PittsburgState 1995 .PittsburgState 1994 1993. .MissouriSouthern .PittsburgState 1992 . .PittsburgState 1991 .PittsburgState 1990 .PittsburgState 1989 .CentralMissouriState,Truman, 1988 .CentralMissouriState 1987 .CentralMissouriState 1986 .Truman 1985 1984. MissouriState .Northwest .CentralMissouriState 1983 .Truman 1982 .Truman 1981 .Missouri-Rolla 1980 succeed Ken B.Jonesascom- . . . missioner of the MIAA in missioner oftheMIAA . January 1997,January andtook conferences. Metro andGulfSouth over inJulyofthatyear. commissioner ofthe He formerlyserved as Northwest MissouriState Northwest Southeast MissouriState Southeast MissouriState Missouri-Rolla Schartz Joe Total Offensive Leader Washburn’s All-Time W ASHBURN F OOTBALL H ISTORY DeLisa Dino Fletcher Art Scollieri Tony Todd Chad Dritlein Michael Washburn Football 88 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide A (1983-85) Dino DeLisa (1995-97) Willie Sapp career. ing 31 in his career record- downs ina than 30touch- rush for more Ichabod to the only and became 459 carries 2,182 yardson with ing chart all-time rush- second onthe his career 2001) finished Rainer (1998- Brandon fullback Washburn Former Right) (Far LL -T IME R USHING ioDLs,18 2 8 . 8 8 3 3.8 4.1 8 94yards 4.3 188 184 5.6 721 7 178 748 6 13 758 146 4.1 5 819 5.0 5.0 1965Melvin Myricks, 215 4.6 172 188 Longest Runfrom Scrimmage 5.4 888 14 862 936 206 TD 180 Dino DeLisa,1984 4.5 947 Yager,Gary 1974 979 Avg 262 Greg Lane,1990 Att. 1,185 Willie Sapp,1997 4 Kevin McCormick,1971 Yards 18 14 Dino DeLisa,1985 4.0 1989 Phil Brooks, 3.6 4.3 318 Les Williams, 1988 5.6 20 414 Fletcher,Art 1948 335 1,284 14 3.4 Dino DeLisa,1983 299 1,506 1,448 5.6 Season Leaders 1,670 472 16 322 1,581 1,698 Mickey Romano, 1964-66 4.2 1,816 Nick Cummings,1992-94 31 485 Brent Cripps,1974-77 1,927 Kevin McCormick,1969-71 4.8 2,030 29 TD Bill Baker, 1951-53 459 Fletcher, 1946-49 Art Avg 4.2 2,182 Willie Sapp,1995-97 Att. 665 Leroy Harmon,1945-49 Yards Les Williams, 1986-90 2,794 Brandon Rainer, 1998-2001 Dino DeLisa,1983-85 Career Leaders ..5 Fletcher,Art 1948, vsBenedictine Most RushingTouchdowns inaGame ..8 Brandon Rainer, 1998 ..8 Willie Sapp,1997 Yager, ..8 Gary 1975 ..8 Dino DeLisa,1984 ..9 Brandon Rainer, 2001 ..10 Nick Cummings,1994 Kevin McCormick,1971 ..13 ..14Dino DeLisa,1983 ..16 Tyler Schuerman,2000 Most RushingTouchdowns inaSeason Rushing Touchdowns Rushing Average Rushing Yards Rushing Attempts Leaders Rushing 958825417 8 4.1 3.8 14 215 4.5 188 888 721 262 1,185 1985 1984 1983 Fletchervs.Benedictine,1948Game •5,Art Season •16, Tyler Schuerman,2000 Rainer, 1998-2001Career •31, Brandon Season •7.1, AllenMoore, 1991 Career •5.6,Willie Sapp,1995-97 &BillBaker, 1951-53 Game •241, Kevin McCormickvs.MissouriValley, 1971 Season •1,185, DinoDeLisa,1983 Career •2,794,DinoDeLisa,1983-85 Game •42,DinoDeLisavs.Emporia State,1985 (166 Season •262,DinoDeLisa,1983 Career •665,DinoDeLisa,1983-85 By afr. •16, Tyler Schuerman,2000 By aso.•14, DinoDeLisa,1983 By ajr. •9,Ray Gerstenkorn, 1974 By asr. •13, Kevin McCormick,1971 By afr. •708,Tyler Schuerman,2000 By aso.•1,185, DinoDeLisa,1983 Fletcher,By ajr. •979,Art 1948 By asr. •947, LesWilliams, 1988 L EADERS yds.) 91Gck397 . 0 5.1 3 2 72 4.7 4.7 369 3 75 1 5.6 82 3 3 4.1 356 3.1 86 6 393 4.2 3.7 114 Gacek 93 2.7 485 141 4 7 Frank Pickens 78 466 1961 Bobby Jones 13 288 2 160 594 5.6 3.3 3 1962 Mickey Romano 291 5.0 8 1963 MelvinMyricks 437 3.8 91 212 3.7 1964 Mickey Romano 7 4.1 172 1965 Steve Alston 99 690 119 1966 CharlieKing 513 4 5 3.6 862 1967 184 Steve Alston 0 0 378 439 1968 Kevin McCormick 3.4 4 5.3 158 748 1969 Kevin McCormick 3.6 3.5 4 1970 Roether Jeff 143 3.7 572 109 1971 Heiniger Cory 93 41 3.2 1972 Yager Gary 486 14 583 8 94 1973 Yager Gary 7 338 108 144 4.5 1974 Brent Cripps 3.8 7 347 1975 Clarence Taylor 4.1 343 1976 262 JimRodden 7 5 188 3.9 1977 MarkSamich 215 3 1,185 6 1978 AlanGreig 4.1 721 4.6 107 2 1979 Ron Davis 888 4.3 5.0 1980 Ron Davis 123 418 206 7.1 3 1981 DinoDeLisa 178 188 1982 510 DinoDeLisa 947 1 3 1983 4.6 87 DinoDeLisa 758 936 10 1984 LesWilliams 3.6 5.9 1985 8 Johnny Perkins 88 4 618 4.8 1986 LesWilliams 112 0 90 1987 PhillipBrooks 5.6 4.6 405 135 1988 Greg Lane 6 400 5.7 1989 559 AllenMoore 146 104 643 5 1990 16 NickCummings 4.5 93 7 819 1991 NickCummings 475 TD 3.7 3.8 1992 NickCummings 137 3.7 Avg. 526 1993 Willie Sapp 189 143 1994 Keith Coleman 619 Att. 110 1995 Willie Sapp 708 540 1996 Lydell Flowers Yards 411 1997 BrandonRainer 1998 Tyler Schuerman 1999 DustinHickel 2000 DustinHickel Name 2001 2002 Year Leaders Yearly Washburn Ichabod Football 89 3,761. is the Former all-time passing (Far left) (1974-77) Ichabods’ Washburn touchdown leader with EADERS quarterback Mike Grogan L chart in pass- 32. He is third ing yards with on the all-time Mike Atkins (1977-80) Mike Grogan (1974-77) Joe Schartz (1993-96) 2003 Media Guide ASSING P IME -T LL A 1993199419951996 1,430 1,359 109 1,452 233 74 1,286 .468 78 181 .409 7 81 149 .524 165 14 4 .491 10 16 10 15 9 Year Name2002 Dustin Hickel2001 Schuerman Tyler 2000 Schuerman 1,034 Tyler 2,1601999 Yards 1,936 Barry Galbraith1998 142 66 Cmp. Aaron Battle 3081997 2,269 134 140 Att. .461 Aaron Battle 2451996 .471 Pct. 151 21 .547 Joe Schartz1995 2,131 TD 262 9 10 12 Joe Schartz1994 Int. 1,175 .576 149 13 Joe Schartz1993 6 266 16 1,286 83 Joe Schartz .5601992 1,452 7 179 Smith Jeremy 101991 81 .464 1,359 Dan Holloway1990 165 78 7 1,430 3 Weimers Dave .4911989 149 74 917 Mark Johnson 109 10 .5241988 657 181 6 233 Barry 10 Griffiths .4091987 399 72 9 .468 Kingston Kyle 56 15 1351986 924 4 2,338 122 7 Jim Bernard 26 .5331985 16 .459 1,629 McCartney Mike 14 81 1351984 6 91 275 197 Tim Beasley 2 1,369 .2861983 97 8 .479 988 .411 Mark Elliot1982 1 191 6 119 23 Jeff Leiker 4 2451981 .507 75 11 9 282 Mark Elliot .486 121980 9 155 1,074 Atkins Mike 1979 15 9 .484 28 Atkins Mike 1978 20 80 959 1,388 5 Atkins Mike 821977 133 2,106 .341 Grogan Mike .6021976 7 77 1,678 90 183 Grogan Mike 21975 186 246 5 1,374 345 130 Grogan Mike 1,202 .414 .3701974 .530 248 6 112 Grogan 5 Mike 1973 6 13 .520 7 237 721 74 Paul Garrett 1,0981972 20 11 .470 12 18 163 Ed Clark1971 60 15 .454 740 5 91 Ed Clark1970 118 177 9 17 352 Jon Bakalar .5081969 67 .514 10 Dale Bennett1968 138 4 10 26 Dean Ferrell .486 4311967 12 10 Dean Ferrell 71 698 2321966 9 904 .366 36 J.D. Cleavinger1965 101 32 793 8 16 Huber Tom 11964 64 .356 732 Huber Tom 330 81 311963 171Miller 5 76 1 .395 Bill Harper .516 .374 Curt 1962 169 72 28 13 1961 147 1 1 6 .450 163 Hallacy Tom 76 253 .442 14 3 0 462 .368 17 718 12 53 38 403 45 .321 35 80 108 .343 31 .475 .417 81 .383 Mike McCartney, 1985 McCartney, Mike Joe Schartz, 1994 1,369 119 245 1,359Yearly .486 Passing 9 74 181 20 Leaders .409 4 16 Career LeadersCareer Joe Schartz, 1993-96 5,527 Yards Cmp. 307 Att. 1977-80 Atkins, Mike 728 Pct. 1974-77 Grogan, Mike .422 TDAaron Battle, 1994-98 31 5,437 Int. 2001-prDustin Hickel, 3,761 54 442Schuerman, 2000-pr Tyler 3,479 292 866Barry 2,970 Galbraith,1995-99 3,168 596 244 .510Mark Elliott, 1980-83 .490 200 2,684 481 213Barry 31 Griffiths, 1987-88 385 .507 32 461 Kingston, 1986-87Kyle 181 62 .519 .462 2,604 14 2,395 40 319 19 24 .567 2,381 15 Season Leaders 182 139 19 25 19Barry Griffiths, 1988 418 296 146 .435Barry .470 1999 Galbraith, 304 9 Aaron Battle, 1998 .480 13 23 Yards 2001Dustin Hickel, 2,338 Cmp. 15 26 13 2,269 1980 Atkins, Mike Att. 21 135Schuerman, 2000 Tyler 151 Pct. 275 2,131 262 1979 Atkins, Mike TD .479 2,160 .576 266 Kingston, 1987Kyle 1,936 Int. 23 142 16Joe Schartz, 2,106 149 1995 134 308 .560 11 Joe Schartz, 1993 183 245 .461 7 1,678 10Mark Elliott, 1981 1,629 345 .547 21 1978 Atkins, Mike .530 130 10 7 97 12 1,452 248 13 13 .524 191 1,430 20 .507 1,388 78 11 109 1,374 12 149 233 15 90 .524 .468 15 112 246 10 237 .366 7 .473 15 7 14 5 18 17 By a sr. • 2,388, BarryBy a sr. Griffiths, 1988 1979 Atkins, Mike • 1,678, By a jr. 2002 Dustin Hickel, By a so. • 2,160, 2000 Schuerman, Tyler • 1,936, By a fr. Career • 18.0, Joe Schartz, 1993-96 Joe Schartz, 1993-96 • 18.0, Career Joe Schartz, 1995 Season • 18.6, Career • 62, Mike Atkins, 1977-80 Atkins, • 62, Mike Career 1980 Atkins, Mike 1985; McCartney, Season • 20, Mike Career • 32, Mike Grogan, 1974-77 Grogan, • 32, Mike Career Season • 23, Barry Griffiths, 1988 Game • 6, Barry Griffiths 1988 State, vs. Emporia Career • 5,527, Joe Schartz, 1993-96 • 5,527, Career Season • 2,338, Barry Griffiths, 1988 1977-80 Atkins, Mike (min 500 att.) • .510, Career 1983 Season • .602, Mark Elliott, (9-of-10) 1980 Game • .900, Jerry Raushelbach vs. Mo. Valley, Career • 442, Mike Atkins, 1977-80 Atkins, • 442, Mike Career 1980 Atkins, Mike Season • 183, State, 1980 vs. Wayne Atkins Game • 34, Mike 1979 vs. Missouri Western, Atkins Mike Game • 418, Career • 866, Mike Atkins, 1977-80 Atkins, • 866, Mike Career 1980 Atkins, Mike Season • 345, State, 1980 vs. Wayne Atkins Mike Game • 63, Most Touchdown Passes in a Career Most Touchdown 1974-77 Grogan, Mike ...... 32 ...... Joe Schartz, ...... 31 1993-96...... 1977-80 Atkins, Mike ...... 31 ...... 2001-presentDustin Hickel, ...... 24 Barry Griffiths, 1987-88 ...... 23 Barry Galbraith, 1995-99...... 19 ...... Schuerman, 2000-present...... 19 Tyler ...... 15 Kingston, 1986-87. Kyle Passes in a Season Most Touchdown Barry Griffiths, 1988 ...... 23 ...... 21 2001. Dustin Hickel, Barry Galbraith, 1999 ...... 16 1980 Atkins, Mike ...... 13 Kingston, 1987Kyle ...... 12 1980 Atkins, Mike ...... 11 Joe Schartz, 1993 ...... 10 Schuerman, 2000Tyler ...... 10 Passes in a Game Most Touchdown Barry vs ESU...... 6 Griffiths, 1988, Scrimmage Pass from Longest vs ESU 1988 Slusser, Barry Griffiths ...... 95 yards to Troy Passing Yardage Per Completion Passing Yardage Pass Interceptions Thrown Passing Touchdowns Passing Yardage Pass Completion Percentage Passing Completions Passing LeadersPassing Attempts 90 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide A in 1995. the secondteam selection making last all-America was the’Bods career. Dritlein years ofa receiving allfour theteamin lead only Ichabodto tory. Heisthe his- ond inMIAA yards rankssec- career receiving yards. His3,103 and receiving receptions inpass leader Ichabods’ career (1992-95) isthe Dritlein receiver Michael Washburn Former right) (Far (1985-88) Troy Slusser (1992-95) Dritlein Michael (1979-80) Ron Hamilton LL -T IME R ECEIVING ihe rten 94863 20.9 16.3 3 4 17.3 39 9 51 54 816 23.2 13.4 829 8 5 17.8 933 48 6 20.2 84 20 64 68 1,112 Avg. 1,128 TD No 1,136 1,512 Michael Dritlein, 1994 25.1 Yards Colon McNeal,2000 8 16.2 Marc Nardella, 1999 9 49 Michael Dritlein,1995 98 Ron Hamilton,1980 1,228 Marc Nardella, 1998 1,592 14.3 16.0 11 13 Troy 17.4 Slusser, 1988 22.7 113 134 15 35 Season Leaders 119 107 1,919 1,808 2,080 2,428 Al Dressman, 1969-71 Mike Keeley, 1975-78 Colon McNeal,1998-2001 Ron Hamilton, 1979-80 15.8 6 18.3 Marc Nardella, 1996-99 18 14.6 791 Troy Slusser, 1985-88 170 4 17.8 50 3,103 6 22.2 742 20 Avg. 1,136 1,512 13.4 TD 51 64 5 68 No Avg. 1,128 TD Michael Dritlein,1992-95 Yards Yards 84 No 12.7 Career Leaders (byyardage) 10 873 Ron Hamilton, 1979 16.2 69 13.7 Michael Dritlein,1993 9 1 Marc Nardella, 1998 1,592 22.7 1,070 35 98 Troy Slusser, 1988 78 2,428 Ron Hamilton,1980 107 Season Leaders 17.4 16.0 15 13 14.3 1,808 2,080 11 Rick Benke, 113 119 1974-75 1,919 Chris Whittle,1998-2001 134 Mike Keeley, 1975-78 Troy Slusser, 1985-88 Colon McNeal,1998-2001 Marc Nardella, 1996-99 18.3 18 Ron Hamilton,1979-80 3,103 170 Avg TD Yards Michael Dritlein,1992-95 No Career Leaders (by receptions) Average PerReception Receiving Touchdowns Receiving Yards Pass Receptions Leaders Receiving Season •29.1, AlanDressman, 1970 Career •25.0, AlanDressman, 1969-71 Season •20,Troy Slusser, 1988 Career •35,Troy Slusser, 1985-88 Game •252,Troy Slusservs.Emporia State,1988 Season •1,394, Troy Slusser, 1988 Career •3,103, MichaelDritlein,1992-95 Game •13, Ron Hamiltonvs.Wayne State,1980 Season •84,Ron Hamilton,1980 Career •170, MichaelDritlein,1992-95 951124 23.2 20.9 8 3 14.6 48 4 39 13.5 3 51 1,112 816 32 742 433 1995 1994 1993 1992 23.2 20.9 8 3 14.6 1,112 4 816 13.5 48 3 742 39 433 51 32 1995 1994 1993 1992 By afr. •12, SamSissom,2002 By aso.•4,MichaelDritlein,1993 By ajr. •8,Troy Slusser, 1987 By asr. •20,Troy Slusser, 1988 By afr. •719, SamSissom,2002 By aso.•742, MichaelDritlein,1993 By ajr. •1,136, MarcNardella, 1998 By asr. •1,394, Troy Slusser, 1988 By afr. •41, SamSissom,2002 By aso.•51, MichaelDritlein,1993 By ajr. •64,MarcNardella, 1998 By asr. •84,Ron Hamilton,1980 L EADERS 91Jh ae 0171. 0 7 15.7 3 17.7 157 0 18.8 1 2 177 28.9 0 10 282 12.2 10.8 21.2 289 10 3 8.7 122 15 368 106 2 10 3 305 JohnGacek 29.5 10 34 1 5 JohnPusateri 29.1 1961 324 18.5 Pete Roscetti 35 3 1962 553 14.1 2 Pete Roscetti 7 1963 351 11 CharlieWhite 1964 226 12.9 2 19 DanDreiling 1965 22.1 12.5 4 19 Hill Jeff 350 1966 3 16 310 14.5 IrvMcCoy 523 1967 17.9 AlDressman 6 1968 27 463 16.4 14 AlDressman 1969 42 538 5 AlDressman 2 1970 591 15.8 2 32 Roether Jeff 1971 30 791 13.4 JohnHodnefield 1972 3 1 22.8 36 19.7 RickBenke 1973 1 1,128 274 RickBenke 1974 50 492 12.2 15.5 2 Mike Keeley 1975 8 84 11.8 Mike Keeley 1976 183 12 606 25 Mike Keeley 1977 401 27.6 20 25.9 Ron Hamilton 1978 15 39 0 331 Ron Hamilton 1979 21.4 724 34 Steve Pokrywka 0 1980 2 1,394 MarkElliot 12.0 12 1981 28 3 Steve Hardesty 1982 16.2 65 4 239 13.6 Steve Tacca 1983 3 13.5 Steve Tacca 259 1984 271 3 14.6 Aaron Walker 20 1985 8 3 433 Troy 20.9 Slusser 1986 16 742 21.6 20 Troy Slusser 1987 816 23.2 6 16.5 32 DashiellWandix 9 1988 476 51 1,112 Todd Scharnhorst 4 1989 643 39 17.8 Tracey 8 Hoffman 1990 17.3 12 TD 22 48 MichaelDritlein 1991 16.3 1,136 39 MichaelDritlein 933 1992 17.0 17.5 Avg. MichaelDritlein 829 1993 64 MichaelDritlein 732 Yds. 1994 719 54 AndyRucker 1995 51 AndyRucker 1996 No. 43 41 MarcNardella 1997 MarcNardella 1998 ColonMcNeal 1999 ColonMcNeal 2000 SamSissom 2001 Name Leaders 2002 Year Receiving Yearly Washburn Ichabod Football 91 (Far left) time total all-time in with 6,622 MIAA’s all- MIAA’s EADERS yards. He is sixth on the total offense L the Ichabods’ chart as well. Joe Schartz is offense career Mike Atkins (1977-80) Dean Ferrell (1966-68) Barry Galbraith Barry (1995-99) Joe Schartz (1995-97) 2003 Media Guide FFENSE O OTAL T IME -T LL A Yearly OffenseYear Leaders Name2002 Dustin Hickel2001 Dustin Hickel2000 Schuerman Tyler 1999 BarryGalbraith 1998 Battle Aaron 1997 Aaron Battle1996 Joe Schartz 2,5711995 Yards Joe Schartz 1,5481994 2,644 418 Plays Joe Schartz1993 2,540 540 434 Joe Schartz 28 1992 TD Smith Jeremy 1991 469 26 2,258 8 Dan Holloway1990 1,677 19 Lane Greg 4131989 1,665 Mark Johnson 3441988 17 1,891 Barry Griffiths1987 304 10 1,649 Kingston Kyle 1986 305 16 1,417 Jim Bernard1985 329 853 17 McCartney Mike 1984 285 744 10 Dino DeLisa1983 157 11 Dino DeLisa 1851982 976 758 Jeff Leiker 2,296 8 1981 3 Mark Elliott 1,794 2651980 178 329 Atkins Mike 1979 1,325 1,374 256 7 Atkins 3 Mike 24 1978 Atkins Mike 243 13 1977 251 Grogan Mike 7211976 1,185 9 Grogan Mike 7 1975 188 Grogan Mike 1,042 2621974 1,299 Grogan Mike 1973 8 14 1,905 263 Paul Garrett1972 353 1,597 Ed Clark1971 408 6 1,312 McCormick Kevin 8 1970 310 1,192 14 Jon Bakalar1969 277 11 725 246 Dale Bennett1968 1,122 Dean Ferrell 5 1967 13 190 822 240 Dean Ferrell1966 J.D. Cleavinger 3281965 8 15 220 862 Melvin Myricks1964 133 Jerry Hardy 6821963 9 172 Bill Harper 7791962 2 13 796 218 Curt Miller1961 152 Hallacy Tom 909 262 3 904 466 3 247 6 466 281 163 • 114 489 • • 1,051 3 61 803 224 417 • 185 • 111 • • Season Leaders 2000 Schuerman, Tyler 2002Dustin Hickel, Barry 1999 Galbraith, Barry Griffiths, 1988 Battle, 1998Aaron 2,644 1980 Atkins, Mike YardsJoe Schartz, 1995 Rush 708 Pass 1,936 2,571 Kingston, 1987Kyle 2,540Aaron Battle, 1997 411 271 2,296 2,160 Joe Schartz, 1996 2,269 Joe Schartz, 1994 2,258 -42 2,338 1979 Atkins, Mike 1,905 127 2001Dustin Hickel, 2,131 -201 1,891 1,794 Schuerman, 2001Tyler 2,106 439 1,677 165 1,452 1,629 502 1,665 1,175 1,649 379 1,597 1,286 1,548 290 1,511 1,359 -201 2,106 540 477 1,008 1,034 (5,527 passing, 1,095 rushing) (5,527 passing, 1,095 708 rushing) passing, (1,936 • 2,540, BarryBy a sr. Galbraith, 1999 Joe Schartz, 1995 • 1,891, By a jr. 2002 Dustin Hickel, By a so. • 2,571, Schuerman, 2000 • 2,644, Tyler By a fr. 27 rushing) passing, (418 1993199419951996 1,417 1,649 -13 1,891 1,430 290 1,359 1,665 439 1,452 379 1,286 Career • 54, Joe Schartz,Career 1993-96 2002 Season • 28, Dustin Hickel, Game • 6, Barry Griffiths State, 1988 vs. Emporia Career • 1,223, Joe Schartz, 1993-96 • 1,223, Career BarrySeason • 469, Galbraith, 1999 • 6,622, Joe Schartz,Career 1993-96 2000 Schuerman, Season • 2,644, Tyler 1979 vs. Missouri Western, Atkins Game • 445, Mike Career LeadersJoe Schartz, 1993-96 1977-80 Atkins, Mike Yards 6,622Aaron Battle, 1994-98 Rush 1,095 5,527 Pass Schuerman, 2000-prTyler 2001-prDustin Hickel, Harmon, 1945-49LeRoy 1974-77 Grogan, Mike 5,063Barry Galbraith, 1995-99 4,173 4,155 -284 5,437 1,185Dino DeLisa, 1983-85 2,970 694 3,479 Kingston, 1986-87Kyle 4,119 3,924Barry Griffiths, 1987-88 1,927 951 1,997 3,861 3,168 1998-2001Brandon Rainer, 3,040 1986-90Les Williams, 100 356 3,761 Sapp, 1995-97Willie 2,684 2,794 2,671 2,794 1966-68Dean Ferrell, 2,182 2,352 290 2,182 2,381 0 -43 2,395 0 2,030 2,030 1,816 1,813 1,816 0 288 1,525 0 Total Offense Touchdowns Total only. Indicates passing touchdowns *Records incomplete. Total Offense Offense Plays Total Leaders Offense Yardage Total 92 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide A 1995. Missouri in Central against a 50-yardreturn for atouchdown to returnapunt is lastIchabod with 50.Rucker return chart all-time kickoff second onthe (1995-97) is Andy Rucker right) (Far (1975-77) Taylor Clarence (1999-2002) Patrick Hayes (1995-97) Andy Rucker LL -T IME R ETURN nyRce,19 271 3 0 431 0 0 0 19 435 0 303 0 22.7 302 19 13 562 414 13 0 22.9 0 23.3 24 0 23.2 17 0 304 Andy Rucker, 1997 23.4 323 24.4 301 Chris Huelsman,2002 13 545 13 0 Dashiell Wandix, 1987 11 24.6 22 1 0 Troy Slusser, 1985 24.8 414 27.4 Patrick Hayes, 2001 0 24.8 325 519 Troy Slusser, 1987 15 350 Dwayne 0 Haley, 1988 10 18 27.6 Colon McNeal,2001 8 32.5 28.8 648 Patrick Hayes, 2000 Ron Beal, 1979 30 43.8 0 TD Clarence Taylor, 0 1977 21.6 Yards Clarence Taylor, 1,101 1976 0 Ret 432 Corey Crain,1999 49 Avg. 484 Gene McBride,1970 18 21.8 0 1 Season Leaders (min. 8) 21 23.1 1,189 663 0 23.0 Joe Clark,1990 51 Troy Slusser, 1985-88 27 1,184 23.3 Chris Huelsman,2001-pr. 47 24.6 TD Ron Beal, 1978-79 Yards 24.8 Patick Hayes, 1999-2002 Ret Corey Crain,1999-2002 Avg Clarence Taylor, 1974-77 Career Leaders (min. 15) Longest KickoffReturnfor aTouchdown Kickoffs Returnedfor Touchdowns Kickoff ReturnAverage Kickoff ReturnYardage Leaders Kickoffs Returned Return Kick 97 yardsby Corey CrainvsMSSC,1999 98 yardsby EdVacek vsCMSU, 1985 Season •1, EdVacek vsCMSU, 1985; Corey Crain,vs Career •1, EdVacek, 1985; Corey Crain,1999 Season •43.8,GeneMcBride,1970 (8returns) Career •24.8,Clarence Taylor, 1975-77 Season •648,JoeClark,1990 Career •1,189, PatrickHayes, 1999-pr. Season •30,JoeClark,1990 Career •51, PatrickHayes, 1999-2002 MSSC, 1999 51, ColonMcNeal,1999-2002 28.8, Clarence Taylor, 1976 (18 returns) L EADERS lDesa,17 . 40 0 0 64 311 416 0 7 34 0 45 125 0 9.1 9.1 0 237 9.2 13 75 0 414 23 9.6 0 185 7 Colon McNeal,1999 10.3 38 0 327 Al Dressman, 1970 15 10.8 10.7 1 Troy Slusser, 1987 181 28 12.3 0 Ron Hamilton,1980 11.7 209 14 Patrick Hayes, 2000 199 1985 Anthony Bryan, 15 12.9 Troy 0 Slusser, 1988 13 0 13.9 Clarence Taylor, 1977 TD 15.3 302 125 Ron Beal,1978 Yards Mayo Schmidt,1978 29 13 0 Ret. 0 Clarence Taylor, 1 1975 Avg. 10.4 Colon McNeal,1998 9.6 181 TD 524 820 Season Leaders (min.7) Yards 14 49 75 Ret. Ron Hamilton,1979-80 12.9 Avg. 10.7 10.9 Ron Beal, 1978-79 Colon McNeal,1998-2001 Clarence Taylor, 1974-77 Mayo Schmidt,1978 Career Leaders 90 yardsby Clarence Taylor vs.Emporia State,1975 Longest PuntReturnfor aTouchdown Punts ReturnedforPunts aTouchdown Punt ReturnAverage Punt ReturnYards Returned Punts Leaders Return Punt Season •1, Troy Slusser, 1986; AndyRucker, 1995 Career •1, Troy Slusser, 1985-88; AndyRucker, Season •15.3, ColonMcNeal,1998 Career •12.9, Mayo Schmidt,1978 Season •416, Troy Slusser, 1987 Career •1,152, Troy Slusser, 1985-88 Season •45,Troy Slusser, 1987 Career •121, Troy Slusser, 1985-88 (blocked puntreturn), 2001 and Clarence Taylor, 1975; Myers 1Brooks 2002-pr Myers, 1995-97; Clarence Taylor, 1974-77; Brooks Washburn Ichabod Football 93 Brian record. (Far left) Missouri Fuemmeler Southern in EADERS Washburn’s sons. His 11 straight sea- the Ichabods (1994-97) led (1994-97) L punts against in punting four 1995 is a team 1995 Randy Davey (1982-83) Brent Cripps (1974-77) Eric Roth (1999-2002) 2003 Media Guide UNTING P IME -T LL A Season Leaders 2002Eric Roth, Cripps, 1977Brent 1990Alan Kaniper, 1997Brian Fuemmeler, Cummings, 1980Kevin Cripps, 1974Brent Avg. 1991Alan Kaniper, Punts 42.0 Cripps, 1975Brent 42.5 39.9 40.1 Yards 1971Jon Bakalar, 39.8 Cripps, 1976Brent 46Eric 53 2001 Roth, 58 62 1986 39.8Tim Beasley, 66 1,934 2,252 39.3 2,312 1982Randy Davey, 2,488 2,627 39.3 56 39.0 65 39.0 2,231 40 2,555 38.8 62 38.8 1,573 38.7 54 2,417 2,106 48 44 77 1,862 1,706 2,982 Yearly PuntingYear Leaders2002 Name Eric Roth2001 Eric Roth2000 Roth Eric 1999 Eric Roth1998 Chad Todd1997 No 53 Brian Fuemmeler1996 44 Yards Brian Fuemmeler1995 2,252 48 58 Brian Fuemmeler1994 1,706 Avg 42.5 59 49 45 Brian Fuemmeler1993 1,644 Blkd 2,312 38.8 50 Snodgrass Wendell 1992 2,198 1,786 1,603 34.3 39.9 49 Aaron Sigg1991 0 29 1,757 37.3 36.4 35.6 Alan Kaniper1990 0 1,629 35.1 Alan Kaniper1989 0 0 943 33.3 Alan Kaniper1988 2 0 0 32.5 55 Alan Kaniper1987 65 0 Tim Beasley1986 62 0 1,837 2,555 Tim Beasley1985 59 0 2,488 33.4 Tim Beasley1984 39.3 45 2,281 Tim Beasley1983 40.1 54 1,609 Randy Davey1982 38.6 0 0 48 Randy Davey1981 2,084 35.7 0 70 Fass Aron 1980 1,862 0 38.6 67 Cummings Kevin 1979 2,608 48 0 38.8 Perry Mike 1978 2,429 77 37.2 1,583 66 Perry Mike 1977 0 36.2 2,982 Cripps Brent 1976 0 33.0 2,627 65 Cripps Brent 1975 0 38.7 39.8 2,299 Cripps Brent 1974 0 46 0 Cripps Brent 1973 56 35.4 46 0 1,748 Coover Steve 1972 0 54 2,060 Bowen Dave 1971 1,934 38.0 40 0 Jon Bakalar1970 36.8 2,106 42.0 56 Jon Bakalar1969 1,573 43 39.0 0 Jeff1968 Hill 2,231 50 39.3 0 0 1,517 Dale Bennett1967 39.8 62 0 1,835 Jeff1966 Hill 35.3 61 0 Jeff1965 Hill 2,417 36.7 0 Leonard Bozic1964 45 2,228 39.0 0 no record 1963 78 36.5 1,521 0 Roscetti Pete 1962 3,044 52 Jack Clanton1961 0 63 33.8 Jack Clanton 39.0 0 50 1,811 2,419 32 0 1,766 34.8 38.4 40 0 1,193 35.3 39 1,500 37.3 0 0 1,260 37.5 0 32.3 0 0 0 By a sr. • 78, JeffBy a sr. Hill, 1969 1990 • 62, Alan Kaniper, By a jr. 1985 TimBy a so. • 70, Beasley, 1982 Randy Davey, • 77, By a fr. • 3,044, JeffBy a sr. Hill, 1969 1990 • 2,488, Alan Kaniper, By a jr. 1985 By a so. • 2,608, Tim Beasley, 1982 • 2,982, Randy Davey, By a fr. 2002 • 42.5, Eric Roth, By a sr. 1990 Alan Kaniper, • 40.1, By a jr. Cripps, 1975 By a so. • 39.3, Brent Cripps, 1974 • 39.8, Brent By a fr. Randy Davey, vs MWSC, 1982 vs Randy Davey, ...... 87 yards Career • 9,983, Tim Beasley, 1984-87 • 9,983, TimCareer Beasley, Season • 3,044, Jeff Hill, 1969 Cummings, 1979-80 • 40.9, Kevin Career 2002 Season • 42.5, Eric Roth, Career • 239, Tim Beasley, 1984-87 Tim • 239, Career Beasley, JeffSeason • 78, Hill, 1969 vs. MSSC, 1995 Brian Fuemmeler Game • 11, Cripps vs. MWSC 1974 Game • 49.8 (6 punts), Brent Career Leaders Cummings, 1979-80Kevin Cripps, 1974-77Brent 1988-91Alan Kaniper, 1999-2002Eric Roth, 40.9 1970-71Jon Bakalar, Jeff Hill, 1966-69 Avg. 40.0 1984-87Tim Beasley, 72 38.4 Punts 1963 Roscetti, Pete 2,879 38.2 1972 Bowan, Dave Yards 196 1994-97 231Brian Fuemmeler, 37.8 7,844 1982-83Randy Davey, 8,933 204 37.7 37.6 123 7,800 36.4 37.3 4,645 239 36.7 191 35.9 206 8,983 7,229 32 7,504 50 125 1,811 1,835 4,565 Punting Yardage Punting Average Punt in a Game Longest Punting LeadersPunts Attempted 94 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide charts. the all-time also topson goalsis field His 36career scoring chart. all-time second onthe 2000) is Todd (1997- kicker Chad Former place- left) (Far A (1998-2001) Rainer Brandon (1983-85) Dino DeLisa (1997-2000) ToddChad (1985-88) Troy Slusser LL -T IME S tv ltn 995 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 9 0 11 9 54 0 9 54 1 24 7 54 0 9 54 0 9 0 42 DaWight Benning,2002 0 54 Steve Alston,1969 1 56 57 0 17 0 Ray Gerstenkorn, 1974 10 0 28 12 Yager,Gary 1975 63 0 60 Brandon Rainer, 2001 0 0 74 0 0 Marc Nardella, 1999 13 Chad Todd, 14 1998 79 0 1 Nick Cummings,1994 78 84 FG Chad Todd, 2000 16 21 0 Sam Sissom,2002 PAT 128 96 Kevin McCormick,1971 TD 0 0 0 Nick Kresic, 1986 Points Dino DeLisa,1983 1 18 0 Tyler Schuerman, 2000 0 0 21 Troy Slusser, 108 1988 19 0 18 Season Leaders 0 74 0 116 34 108 0 0 0 21 Brent Cripps, 1975-77 78 22 Michael Dritlein,1992-95 23 126 0 0 137 Willie Sapp,1995-97 132 0 0 138 36 Kevin McCormick,1969-71 29 141 Tyler Schuerman,2000-pr 102 0 2 FG 174 Dan Brown, 1992-95 0 1993-96 Joe Schartz, PAT 31 37 Nick Kresic, 1983-86 TD 210 186 226 Dino DeLisa,1983-85 Points Brandon Rainer, 1998-2001 Chad Todd 1997-2000 Troy Slusser, 1985-88 Career Leaders Kick Scoring Field GoalsMade Made Extra Points Touchdowns Scored Points Leaders Scoring CORING Season •79,NickKresic, 1986 Career •210, ChadTodd, 1997-2000 Game •4,Mike Cassinvs.MissouriValley, 1978; Season •17, NickKresic, 1986 (23attempts) Career •36,ChadTodd, 1997-2000 Game •10, Mike ofthePlains,1978 Cassinvs.St. Mary’s Season •42,ChadTodd, 2000(42of45) Career •102, ChadTodd, 1997-2000 Fletchervs.Benedictine,1948Game •5,Art Season •21, Troy Slusser, 1988 Career •37, Troy Slusser, 1985-88 Fletchervs.Benedictine,1948Game •30,Art Season •128, Troy Slusser, 1988 Career •226,Troy Slusser, 1985-88 Dan Brown vs.Emporia State,1992; Chad Todd vs.Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 2000 L EADERS 91Cr ilr2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 7 0 6 24 0 0 0 0 42 36 0 0 4 0 0 3 Miller Curt 0 7 24 3 JohnPusateri 3 0 1961 18 19 0 BillHarper 0 9 18 1962 norecord 18 0 0 1963 0 0 CharlieWhite 0 54 7 1964 0 J.D.Cleavinger 0 1965 0 0 13 Wes Chapman 40 3 42 0 1966 CharlieKing 9 78 0 9 1967 Steve Alston 9 18 1968 19 Kevin McCormick 8 0 0 9 1969 54 Kevin McCormick 8 54 1970 0 0 0 RussHill 1 48 12 1971 JohnStauffer 0 48 0 1972 0 Ray Gerstenkorn 46 0 6 5 1973 9 0 Yager Gary 0 1974 Brent Cripps 17 4 39 36 18 0 32 1975 Brent Cripps 14 28 1976 Mike 8 Cassin 0 24 1 0 1977 Kevin Cummings 84 0 0 1978 7 Ron Hamilton 48 1 1979 45 8 Ron Davis 0 1980 79 13 5 Ronnie Davis 0 21 1981 50 DinoDeLisa 3 18 1982 0 0 DinoDeLisa 128 0 1983 NickKresic 0 18 0 1984 0 0 34 NickKresic 0 1985 4 0 Troy Slusser 4 0 1986 33 Troy 11 Slusser 4 1 1987 24 MarkJohnson 0 28 10 24 1988 Dave Ruder 8 24 1989 8 Talmadge Graham 60 1 0 0 0 0 1990 0 DanBrown 48 1991 50 MichaelDritlein 0 40 0 9 1992 57 1 NickCummings FG 1993 MichaelDritlein PAT 16 56 1994 9 BrianFuemmeler 12 1995 Willie Sapp TD 96 1996 74 ChadTodd 54 1997 Points MarcNardella 1998 Tyler Schuerman 1999 Brandon Rainer 2000 SamSissom 2001 Name 2002 Leaders Year Scoring Yearly Washburn Ichabod Football 95 37. (Left) Former loss in a (153) and (153) Washburn Washburn total (349) linebacker tackles for tackles.He EADERS the all-time career with (1994-97) is (1994-97) L Tony Scollieri Tony leader solo in WU record for also holds the (196), assisted (196), Tony Scollieri Tony (1994-97) 2003 Media Guide EFENSIVE D IME -T LL A Yearly Defensive Leaders Defensive Yearly Year2002 Name2001 Joe Corcoran2000 Larry Schembri1999 Phipps Corey 1998 Phipps Corey 1997 Smith Travis 1996 Tackles Scollieri Tony 1995 125 Scollieri Tony Solos1994 90 Assists Jeffery Nolan 1993 78 60 Jeffery Nolan 1992 112 44 Flowers Everald 1991 77 Noot Dave 1990 37 124 65 57 McGhghy Todd 1989 46 116 McGhghy Todd 1988 35 88 74 41 Holbrooks Howard 1987 55 89 61 63 Dennis Wade 1986 Charlie Bennett 42 531985 50 129 Rose Shawn 381984 97 55 30 93 97 Mark Brinker 35 Bill Guidetti 71 51 40 33 120 58 108 67 58 57 62 85 67 35 30 77 152 49 51 41 44 • 34 33 • Career LeadersCareer 1994-97 Scollieri, Tony 1979-82Matt Cahill, 1998-2001 Potts, Jeremy Tackles 349 Phipps, 1997-2000Corey Solos 1990-91 McGhghy, Todd 258 323 Jeffery,Nolan 1993-95 242 Assists 196Dennis, 1986-88 Wade 226 143 2000-prJoe Corcoran, 125 225 • 153 138 191Season Leaders 115 Bill Guidetti, 1984 189 141 117 1991 McGhghy, Todd 98 • TacklesJoe Corcoran, 2002 88 Scollieri, 1997Tony 90 Solos Scollieri, 1996 84 Tony 129 152 Phipps, 1999Corey Assists 93 Dennis, 1988Wade 125 99 Charlie Bennett, 1987 124 71 • 1992 Noot, Dave 116 1990 McGhghy, Todd 60 112 tackle^Career charts 1984 before incomplete are 74 111 108 58 61 • 57 65 97 62 67 97 50 55 55 67 40 49 41 30 57 Jim Butler vs. Wayne State, 1987 Jim Butler vs. Wayne Holmes, and Danny 1976-79, John Tatum, 1981-84 Career • 349, Tony Scollieri, 1994-97 Scollieri, Tony • 349, Career Bill Guidetti, 1984 Season • 152, 1994-97 Scollieri, Tony • 196, Career Scollieri, 1997 Tony Season • 74, Scollieri, 1994-97 Tony • 153, Career 1991 McGhghy, Season • 58, Todd, 1985-87 • 28.5, Jim Butler, Career 1987 Jim Butler, 1984; Dan Remboldt, Season • 12, State, 1985 Wayne Game • 4, Jim Butler vs. Scollieri, 1994-97 Tony • 37, Career 1999 Phipps, Corey Season • 18, A.C. Poynter • 13, Career 1983 Season • 8, Bruce Canady, Game • 5, Larry Miffleton State vs Peru yards, 1948 91 Meryl Garvey, 1993-96 • 5, Zuri Stokes, Career 1996 Season • 5, Zuri Stokes, 1996 Record • 7, Team Mullins, 1976-79, • 9, Steve Career 1968 Lake, Season — 6, Mike Solo Tackles Assisted Tackles QuarterbackSacks Losses for Tackles Interceptions Interception Return Longest Most Blocked Kicks Fumbles Recovered Defensive Leaders Tackles Total tackle^Career charts 1984 before incomplete are 96 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I 12 ..333 11-22 ...288 30-74-0 ..423 44-60-0 ..51550-47-4. ..379 34-56-1 ..546 47-38-2 ..525 39-35-6 ..479 44-48-4 ..31524-57-8. ..506 38-37-7 ..693 57-23-8 24-14-4 ..619 Emporia State46 Washburn 59 1988: Victory Number400 Pittsburg State21 Washburn 28 1977: Victory Number350 Peru State 7 Washburn 15 1965: Victory Number300 Colorado Mines10 Washburn 13 1954: Victory Number250 Hays State 13Fort Washburn 21 1942: Victory Number200 13St. Mary’s Washburn 27 1930: Victory Number150 Central Missouri0 Washburn 6 1914: Victory Number100 Ottawa 4 Washburn 23 1904: Victory Number50 2 Kansas CityYMCA Washburn 8 1891: Victory NumberOne Winning Percentage RECORDS BY DECADE Total GamesPlayed CHABOD All-Time Record Overall Record MILESTONE 446-520-44 VICTORIES 2000-09 1920-29 1990-99 1950-59 1940-49 1930-39 1900-09 1980-89 1960-69 1970-79 1891-99 1910-19 1,010 .463 T EAM First Downs Scoring Defense Times ShutoutinaSeason Fewest inaSeason Points Scoring Offense Total Offense Passing Rushing Total Defense First downs inaseason•255,2000(11First games) downs inagameFirst •33,Emporia State,1998 eetrsigyrsalwdi esn•78 Fewest rushing yardsallowed inaseason • (-32) Fewest rushingyardsallowed /game • Fewest yardsallowed ina season•1,614 Fewest yardsallowed ina game Most pointsallowed inaseason •414, 1993 77, MississippiVall. St., 1984 •(L77-15) Most pointsallowed inagame — Shutouts inaseason— All-time •5,1942 All-time •0,1892 Points pergame (season)•31.5, 2000(11 games) Points inaseason•347, 2000(11 games) Riley,Points inagame •80,Fort 1900 (W80-0) Yards inaseason•4,575,2000(11 games) Yards inagame •681, 1949 Rockhurst, inagameCompletion •.900,Mo.Valley, percentage 1980 Passing TD’sinaseason•23,1988 (11 games) Passing TD’sinagame •6,Emporia State,1988 Attempts inaseason•345,1980 Attempts inagame •63,Wayne State(Neb.),1980 Completions inaseason•183, 1980 Completions inagame •34,Wayne State(Neb.),1980 Yards inaseason•2,924,1980 (11 games) Yards inagame •418, MissouriWestern, 1979 Best RushingAverage Game(season)•234.5,2000 Yards inaseason•2,247, 1997 (11 games) Yards inagame (Kan.),1995 •382,McPherson 1964 vs. Southwest Baptist,1990 1973 (10 games) ofthePlains,’78 (-3), St. Mary’s (0.8 pointspergame) Fewest pointsallowed inaseason•6,1903 (8games) Consecutive shutouts •5,1906 All-time •7, 1906 R ECORDS Punting Interceptions Consecutive gamesscoring Best Record Longest Losing Streaks Longest WinningStreaks Field Goals Fewest passingyardsallowed inaseason•493 Fewest passingyardsallowed inagame •0 Longest punt•87 Most puntsinaseason•80 Most puntsinagame •11 Interceptions inaseason•22 Interceptions inagame •6 last timeshutoutwas Nov. 7, 1998 vsCMSU, 37-0. (beginning withPittsburgStatethrough endof2000 season) Current Streak •34,Nov. 14, 1998-present Missouri Southern,1981) Hays State, 1972(beginning withFort andendingwith All games •89,1972-81 seasons Most winsinaseason•8 Overall •8-0-0 All games •16 All games •8 goal•52 Longest field vs. Fort Hays State,1975vs. Fort vs. MissouriWestern, 1974, 1983 1963 vs. SouthernColoradoin1973 MissouriStatein1963,vs. Northeast vs. Emporia Statein1947, Statein1946,vs. Wichita vs. MissouriWestern, 1982 1952 vs. MissouriSouthern,1995 1983 1906, ’07, ’64, ’74, ’83,’86 1907 1992-94 1964 Charles GoodknightvsEmporia State,1985 Colorado, 1972Russ HillvsNorthern Washburn Ichabod Football 97 1919 1919 HARTS C EAM 2003 Media Guide T CHABOD I Largest Losing67 Colorado College • 67-0 Margin...... 1944 62 State • 77-15 Mississippi Valley . . . .1984 61 Pittsburg State • 61-0 ...... 1989 60 Pittsburg State • 72-12 ...... 1998 59 Pittsburg State • 62-13 ...... 1994 54 • 54-0 State Fresno ...... 1965 52 52-0 • Missouri Western ...... 1981 51 Missouri State. • 66-15 Southwest . .1992 49 • 55-6 ...... 1967 Nebraska-Kearney 47 • 47-0 Nebraska ...... 1915 47 • 47-0 Kansas State ...... 1916 47 • 47-0 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 1968 46 • 46-0 Baker ...... 1891 45 • 45-0 College of Emporia ...... 1927 44 • 44-0 Baker ...... 1892 44 ...... 1938 Kansas • 58-14 44 ...... 1985 State • 51-7 Sam Houston 44 • 44-0 Pittsburg State ...... 1987 42 Northwest Missouri • 63-21 ...... 2000 42 Wichita State • 42-0 ...... 1942 Largest Victory80 Fort • 80-0...... 1900 . . . . Riley Margin76 Mary’s St. • 79-3 of the Plains . . . . .1978 64 64-0 Station • Naval Olathe ...... 1953 61 McPherson • 61-0 ...... 1995 ...... 60 Rockhurst • 60-0 . . . . .1949 ...... 56 Kansas State • 56-0 ...... 1904 55 • 55-0 Ottawa ...... 1912 ...... 55 • 58-3 Missouri Western ...... 1972 53 Wichita State • 53-0...... 49 • 49-0 Missouri-Rolla . . . .2002 ...... 47 • 47-0 College of Emporia . . .1903 ...... 47 Cooper College • 47-0 ...... 46 Fort State • 46-0 Hays ...... 1963 45 45-0 • Missouri-Rolla ...... 1996 42 Lincoln • 63-21 ...... 2000 42 Midland College • 42-0 ...... 1894 42 Mary’s St. College • 42-0 ...... 1906 42 State • 42-0 Peru ...... 1964 . . . Cmp Avg. TD Yards Plays Avg. TD Yards Plays Avg. TD Yards ...... Year Year Year Top Offensive Seasons Top Passing Seasons Top Rushing Seasons 1. 2000 ...... 8322. 1988...... 795 5.53. 47 1999...... 823 5.64. 42 2001 ...... 817 5.3 4,575 5. 37 2002 ...... 832 5.2 4,491 6. 35 1987...... 730 5.3 4,379 7. 40 1983...... 738 5.3 4,288 8. 34 1998 ...... 719 5.0 3,972 9. 29 1993...... 752 5.1 3,847 10. 1997 ...... 766 28 4.5 3,687 4.7 21 3,676 24 3,401 3,632 1. 1980...... 2572. 11.4 1988 . . . 172 . . . . . 3. 16 16.5 1993 ...... 1994. 27 13.0 2,924 2002 ...... 1615. 11 15.2 2,839 1999 ...... 1556. 24 14.9 2,578 1987 ...... 1387. 16 16.2 2,447 1998 ...... 1568. 14 14.3 2,312 2001 ...... 1379. 11 14.9 2,239 2000 ...... 13910. 12 1986 ...... 126 14.3 2,230 13.9 11 2,042 8 1,995 1,748 1. 2000...... 5722...... 552 1997. 4.53. 35. . 523 . . . . . 2001. 4.14. 21 1964 ...... 4.3 2,580 5. 22 1999...... 551 2,247 6. 1991 ...... 513 3.8 2,246 7. 18 1983 ...... 518 4.08. 10 1966. . . . 537 . . . . 3.8 2,067 9. 21 1990. . . . 508 . . . . 3.5 2,029 2,081 10. 1972. 517 ...... 3.7 1,978 3.4 11 17 1,877 1,855 1,770 98 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide P Past Ichabod Most Valuable Players Valuable Most Ichabod Past Week the of Players 2002 1999 2000 2001 fesv okem rt ubr,Trent Hearn,ChrisMcCann,Brown Workteam:Offensive Brett Dubbert, Most Valuable Player 2002 Offensive Claflin, Kan. Dustin Hickel AST pca em:Ei Roth; ChrisHuelsman Special Teams: Eric pca em:Ei Roth; ChrisHuelsman Special Teams: Eric pca em:Ei Roth; CasonLehman Special Teams: Eric Sept. 7vsWisconsin-La Crosse Sept. Defensive Talley Workteam: Henry III Offensive Skillman:RawshawnOffensive Bland Defensive Lineman:Morgan Dewey Offensive Skillman:CasonLehman Offensive Defensive Workteam: Kyle Kabriel Defensive Workteam: Kyle Kabriel Offensive Workteam:Offensive BenThursby Defensive Lineman:ChadGordon Offensive Workteam:Offensive Trent Hearn Offensive Skillman:DustinHickelOffensive Defensive Lineman:GrantGould Offensive Workteam:Offensive JoshCoval Offensive Lineman:Kevin Pierce Offensive Lineman:Kevin Pierce Offensive Sept. 14Sept. HaysState vsFort Sept. 21Sept. State vsPittsburg Offensive Lineman: Tim Watts Lineman:Tim Offensive Defensive Back:JoeCorcoran Defensive Back:JoeCorcoran S Defensive Back:Corey Crain Big Hit:CasonLehman EASON Big Hit: Avery Smith Big Hit:Avery Big Hit:AdamToby Aaron Doonan,DE Galbraith,QB Barry Reuter, DL Buck Jared Barge,OL Schembri,LB Larry Colon McNeal,WR Special Teams: EricRoth, CasonLehman Offensive Skillman:DaWight Benning Offensive Defensive Lineman: Jonathan Mayes Defensive Workteam: Brett Sharp Offensive Lineman:Kevin Pierce Offensive Defensive Back: Brooks Myers Defensive Back:Brooks Nov. 9vsMissouri-Rolla ’ S Big Hit:JacobBarth M OST V ALUABLE 1996 1997 1998 Special Teams: AdamToby; ChrisHuelsman pca em:Ei Roth; ChrisHuelsman Special Teams: Eric Offensive Workteam:Offensive Marquetis Burgess Defensive Lineman:MichaelKitchener pca em:Ei Roth; AdamToby Special Teams: Eric Offensive Lineman:JohnMcKinnley Offensive Sept. 28vsMissouriSouthern Sept. Offensive Workteam:Offensive ChrisMcCann Defensive Lineman:Morgan Dewey Defensive Workteam: JosephLeiker Defensive Workteam: AdamGriess Oct. 5 vs Northwest Missouri 5vsNorthwest Oct. Offensive Skillman:DustinHickelOffensive Offensive Lineman:Derek YoungOffensive Offensive Lineman:Derek YoungOffensive Offensive Workteam:Offensive Clary Ryan P Offensive Skillman:SamSissom Offensive Offensive Skillman:SamSissom Offensive Defensive Workteam: NickNyp Zuri Stokes, DB QB Joe Schartz, Tony Scollieri,LB Willie Sapp,HB Travis Smith,SS Joe Busby, OL Defensive Lineman:EricTaylor Defensive Back:Darold Smith Defensive Back:Darold Smith Defensive Back:JoeCorcoran Oct. 12Oct. vsTruman State LAYERS Big Hit:Darold Smith Big Hit:Darold Smith Big Hit:Terell Cobb Most Valuable Player 2002 Defensive Lecompton, Kan. Joe Corcoran Defensive Lineman: Chad GordonandJonathanMayes 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Offensive Workteam:Offensive Marquetis Burgess Offensive Skillman:DaWight Benning Offensive Nov. 16 vsSouthwest Baptist Offensive Lineman:Derek YoungOffensive Defensive Workteam: Bret Sharp Defensive Back:GrantGould Special Teams: EricRoth pca em:Ei oh ..Phillips,Bobby Nelson Special Teams: EricRoth, J.R. Big Hit:Darold Smith Defensive Lineman:Terell CobbandJacobBarth Offensive Skillman:Mike SamSissom Offensive Odupitan, Big Hit:Taurence MinikwuandRashawn Bland Special Teams: ChrisHuelsman;JoeCorcoran Todd McGhghy, LBa Kevin DB Marshall, Dave Noot, LB Michael Dritlein,WR Michael Dritlein,WR Michael Dritlein,WR Offensive Workteam:Offensive JustinThompson Special Teams: Scott;JoshLooney Jeff Defensive Workteam: Forrest Williams Offensive Workteam:Offensive ChrisMcCann Offensive Skillman:MikeOffensive Odupitan Defensive Talley Workteam: Henry Defensive Lineman:ChadGordon Oct. 26vsMissouriWestern Oct. Offensive Workteam:Offensive ChrisBrown Offensive Skillman:DustinHickle Offensive Offensive Lineman:Kevin Pierce Offensive Offensive Lineman:JimHolland Offensive Oct. 19Oct. vsCentralMissouri Defensive Lineman:Terell Cobb Defensive Workteam: NickNyp Offensive Lineman: Tim Watts Lineman:Tim Offensive Defensive Back:Darold Smith Defensive Back:GrantGould Defensive Back:JoshLooney Nov. 2vsEmporiaState Big Hit:Taurence Minikwu Big Hit:GrantGould and CasonLehman Washburn Ichabod Football 99 ISTORY H 2003 Media Guide OOTBALL F Washburn celebrated the 50th anniver- Washburn Back in 1885, when there were no paved were when there Back in 1885, the Ichabod foot- in 1891, Six years later, ASHBURN Comes to Washburn College Football there were no games played in 1895, allow- in 1895, played no games were there to celebrate the 100th squad ing the 1991 football history. season in Washburn sary in 1935. debut on campus of football’s Robert team in 1885, a member of the Stone, of the firstpenned a brief sketch 50 years of in the football which appeared Washburn Journal. issue of the Topeka Oct. 30, 1935 in 1885 “MacVicar” and the was in Topeka, streets not one and president name of the Washburn an Englishman streets, of those unpaved campus. Washburn football to the brought era as Washburn a new ball tradition entered its firstplayed season of intercollegiate com- records, to Washburn petition. According W Throughout its athletic history, Washburn has looked beyond the state borders beyond of has looked Washburn its athletic history, Throughout Conference, with the Central Intercollegiate longest association was Washburn’s forcing the in nature, regional more Membership were conferences in three while earning co- championships, outright conference two has won Washburn its first claiming the Central won by outright championship Washburn In 1964, Washburn Conference Ties Kansas to find affiliations. conference in nine different The university has competed with the Mid-America association including its current Intercollegiate conferences, Association (MIAA),Athletics a NCAA Division II league of institutions in Missouri and Kansas. the MIAA, Like the CIC to 1968. members 1941 of which the Ichabods were from included institutions in Missouri and Kansas. consisted Conference five states. throughout The Missouri Valley Ichabods to travel cur- of whom are and Missouri, many Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa of schools in Nebraska, NCAArently MountainI member institutions. Both the Rocky Division Athletic to put the Ichabods on the road Conference Plains Athletic and the Great Conference and Kansas. Colorado, Utah, Mexico, Nebraska New in co-champions Central Conference four times. The Ichabods were championships in 1949, co-champions held the title of Central Intercollegiate Conference They 1931. and 1954. 1953, won was crown conference most recent title. Washburn’s Intercollegiate Conference as members States Intercollegiate Conference. of the Central in 1983 “Fifty years ago the Washburn college students organized the first college organized students college “Fifty years ago the Washburn football team in the state. A young Englishman, who worked in the Santa Fe in who worked Englishman, A young in the state. football team the old country with him from shops, brought an enthusiasm for the Rugby the Washburn and challenged football team a Santa Fe game. He organized a team organized the challenge, accepted We and play. organize to students the field, into get to in the state then induced other colleges and beat him. We on the was unbeaten team our college Washburn and until after I graduated the first defeat was sufferedfootball field. As I recollect, at Columbia, Mo., in - Topeka-Journal - By Robert Stone 1890.” 100 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I (1977) Burkdoll Steve (1965-66) Dode Lesser (1962-65) Pat Scherzer (1946-49) Fletcher Art (1946-49) Leroy Harman CHABOD H 95MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1995 Troy Slusser, WR,1st 1988 MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1995 ZuriStokes, CB,2nd 1996 Kevin Wheeler, OL,2nd 1999 EricRoth, P, 1st 2002 95MichaelDritlein,WR,2nd 1995 94BobNoblitt, 1st 1964 JohnPoke, HM 1974 Tom DeGroot, LB,HM 1977 Ron Hamilton,WR, 1st 1980 DinoDeLisa,RB,HM 1983 CharlieBraden,DE,HM 1985 NickKresic, PK,2nd 1986 Troy Stedman, OL,2nd 1987 Troy Slusser, WR,1st 1988 MichaelDritlein,WR 1995 Aaron Doonan,DE 1999 93MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1993 MichaelDritlein,WR,2nd 1994 MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1995 GabeClements,DL,1st 1996 Darren Heer, FB,1st 1997 Aaron Doonan,DT, 1st 1998 Aaron Doonan,DE,1st 1999 MichaelDritlein,WR,2nd 1993 MichaelDritlein,WR,2nd 1995 Aaron Doonan,DE,2nd 1999 02EricRoth, P 2002 ColonMcNeal,WR 2001 MarcNardella, WR 1999 JoeBusby, OL 1998 ONOR Cacuts/Snow Bowl All-Star Academic All-America Academic Division IIAll-America Academic All-District Academic Burger KingScholar Athlete oftheWeek All-Midwest Region All-Midwest NAIA All-America Game Participant Robert Hardy,Robert 1st Mark Brinker, FS,HM Charles Braden,DT, HM Nall, OT,Jerry 2nd Mike Gibson,OG,HM Jim Butler, DE,HM Steve Sheehan,OL,HM Joe Schartz, QB,2nd Joe Schartz, Koch, TE,2nd Jeff Bradbury,Ryan DB,3rd Dan Smith,DL,3rd Brent Stones, OL,3rd Brian Fuemmeler, P, 2nd Aaron Doonan,DL,2nd Gabe Clements,DL,1st WR, 2nd Joe Banks, Football Gazette Football Gazette CoSIDA NCAA CoSIDA NCAA GTE /CoSIDA GTE /CoSIDA All-America Daktronics R OLL 95GabeClements,OL 1995 GabeClements,DL 1996 Aaron Doonan, DT 1997 Aaron Doonan,DT 1998 Aaron Doonan,DE 1999 1st PhilBrooks, 1989 Fred Caldwell, OL,1st 1990 AlanKaniper, P, 1st 1991 Dave Noot, LB, 1st 1992 MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1993 MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1994 MichaelDritlein,WR,1st 1995 ZuriStokes, CB,2nd 1996 Tony Scollieri,LB,2nd 1997 MarcNardella, WR, 1st 1998 Corey Phipps,LB,2nd 1999 BrandonRainer, FB,2nd 2000 ColonMcNeal,WR,2nd 2001 P, 1st EricRoth, 2002 Tyler Schuerman,QB 2000 SamSissom,WR 2002 1986 Tim Beasley, Tim P, 1st 1986 DodeLesser, OT, DE,HM 1964 BobHardy, HB,1st 1964 MIAA Freshman oftheYear Freshman MIAA All-MIAA Academic All-MIAA Little All-America Little Jeff Koch, LB Jeff Brian Fuemmeler, P/PK Dan Smith,DE QB Joe Schartz, Darren Heer, FB Will Kerns, DB Koch, TE Jeff Wade Dennis,1st Todd McGhghy, IL,1st Todd McGhghy, LB,2nd Kevin DB,2nd Marshall, Wayne Peacock, OL,2nd Nick Cummings,FB,2nd Nolan Jeffrey, FS,2nd Maurice Ragland, CB,2nd Dugan, OL,1st Bryan Joe Busby, OL,2nd DE,2nd Beau Caryl, Tony Scollieri,LB,2nd Willie Sapp,HB,2nd Chris Swirles,FS,2nd Travis Smith,SS,2nd Lydell Flowers, RB, 2nd Joe Busby, OG,1st Marc Nardella, WR,2nd Aaron Doonan,DE,2nd Chad Todd, K,2nd Eric Taylor, DE,2nd Jared Barge,OC,2nd Grove,Anders OT, 2nd Watts,Tim OT, 2nd Aaron Walker, WR,HM Mike VanSickle, DB,HM Mike McGreevy, TE, HM Pete Flannigan, WR,HM Darrin Rohr, RB,1st Mark Brinker, FS,1st NAIA Academic NAIA Academic All-American All-MIAA 96DanWest, LB 1966 DonPrince,DL 1968 99DonPrince,T 1969 GeneMcBride,DB 1970 JonBakalar, QB 1971 94DanMcGlinn,DE 1974 Yager, Gary B 1975 Clarence Taylor, RB 1977 AndyO’Neill,DB 1979 DanRemboldt,DE 1983 CharlieBraden,DE 1985 CharlesBraden,DT 1986 JimButler, DE 1987 Troy Slusser, WR 1988 90CraigBeam,DB 1990 Tracey WR Hoffman, 1991 KirkPotter, WR 1992 MichaelDritlein,WR 1993 MichaelDritlein,WR 1994 Pat McCrite, DE Mickey Romano, FB Dode Lesser, OL Mike Sipotz, OL Reggie Carr, DB Richard Fry, G Gar McCormick,LB Kevin McCormick,RB Cooper Johnson,OG Jim Hastings,DL Jim Hastings,DL Mike Keeley, WR Steve Finesilver, OL Tom Degroot, DE Brent Cripps,RB Steve Burkdoll,DB John Prince,OL Dino DeLisa,RB Schlegel,LB Tim Nick Kressic, K Shawn Rose, LB Nall, OT Jerry Nick Kresic, PK Mark Brinker, FS Troy Stedman,OL Troy Slusser, WR Mike Gibson,OG QB Griffiths, Barry Steve Sheehan,OL Scot Koranda, DB Dan Holloway, QB Scot Koranda, LB Dan Holloway, QB Kirk Potter, WR Brett Miller, LB QB Joe Schartz, Kirk Potter, WR Koch, LB Jeff DE Beau Caryl, Tony Scollieri,LB Michael Dritlein,WR QB Joe Schartz, Dan Smith,DE Will Kerns, HB All-RMAC All-GPAC All-CSIC All-CIC 91Wesley Grout 1931 Clarence Edwinson 1932 GlennStalker 1933 BenOwen 1935 ElmerBetts,C 1948 Fletcher, Art HB 1949 Ivan Crabaugh, HB 1951 DonBliss,T 1952 RalphBowen, TE 1953 NickCossman,T 1954 DonLuttrell, HB 1957 DT DickPatterson, 1960 G BobPfannenstiel, 1961 Warren Dorby, OL 1962 BillHarper, RB 1963 Pete Roscetti, E 1964 Steve Milosovich, OL 1965 92Neil Rogers 1912 Dewey Hutchinson 1917 Laverne Erwin 1926 All-Kansas Conference All-Kansas All-Central Conference Leo Burger Glenn Stalker Wesley Grout Charles Crank Leroy Harmon,HB Fletcher,Art HB Bob Shields,G G Reichart, Jerry C Rogers, Jerry Leroy Harmon,HB Bill Baker, HB Bill Baker, HB Chet Duncan,TE Chuck Nelson,QB Chet Duncan,TE Dale Milles,G Jon Bingesser, HB Bob Ogle, HB Hedger, OT Jerry Warren Dorby, G Miller,Curt DB Jack Clanton,DL Bob Noblitt, DL Pat Scherzer, DB Ron Katzenmier, DB Bob Noblitt, DL DE Rodger Tiesing, Bob Hardy, B Dode Lesser, OL Pat Scherzer, HB DTRodger Tiesing, Earl Trobert Elmer Bearg Joe Cramer All-MVC Washburn Ichabod Football 101 ) PRESENT Carr, ReggieCarr, ...... 1968-69 Mike Carrier, ...... 1988 Carruth, Art . . . 1959-60 . . . Carruthers, Chat. . . 1969-71 DonCarter, ...... 1971 Cartwright, Greg . . 1976-77 . . . . . 1946-48 Edgar Carver, Caryl, Arrow ...... 1991 Caryl, Beau ...... 1992-96 Guy Casey, . . . . 1948 . . . . . M.Casey, ...... 1958 Brennan Casey, . . . 1994-97 Cassin, Mike . . . . . 1975-78 Casy ...... 1947 Colin . . . . . 1994-97 Cathey, Chaill, Matt ...... 1980 Chamberlain, Jim. . 1965-68 Chamberlain, Scott . . . 1979 Leland Chandler, 1949 . . . . Ken Chanley, ...... 1984 Chapman, Wesley . 1965-68 Chapman, Darrin . . . . 1986 Chapman, Niels . . 1985-86 Chapman, Troy 1990 ...... Jay Charay, ...... 1993 Aaron Charest, ...... 1992 Chastain, Tom ...... 1952 Dan Chavez, ...... 1979 Chestnut, J...... 1949-50 Chestnut, R...... 1949 Mike Chiaverini, . . 1977-81 TonyChiaverini, . . . 1970-73 Childers, Bryan ...... 1992 Christenson, Rollo . 1951-52 Christian, Robert . . . . . 1960 Churchill , Larry . . . . . 1956 Cifrino, Tom ...... 1982 Clamon, Jim ...... 1968-69 Jim.Clancy, ...... 1970 Clanton, Jack . . . . . 1961-63 Clark, Ed...... 1971 Clark, Junior...... 1952 . . . Clark, Steven ...... 1967 Clark, Bradlee ...... 1991 Clark, Ed ...... 1972-74 Clark, Jaime ...... 1981 Clark, Jay ...... 1978-81 Clark, Joe 1990 ...... Clark, Mike ...... 1979 Mike Clarke, ...... 1987 Clinton Clay, ...... 1993 Ryan Clay, ...... 1994-95 J.D.. . . . 1964-66 Cleavinger, Clements, Cabe . . . 1994-97 Clemons, Burton . . 1964-65 Clifton, James . . . . 1947-50 Cline, Dustin . . . . . 2000-01 Cobelens, George . 1976 . . . LarryCobler, ...... 1953 Doug Cobler, ...... 1984 Cochran ...... 1947 Bill ...... 1957 Cockerham, Cocolis, Angelo . . . 1964-67 Coffman, Kevin . 1999-2001 Dave Coker, ...... 1988 Coleman, DeMarko 1992-95 Coleman, James . . . . . 1974 Coleman, Keith . . . 1993-96 O.J.Coller, ...... 1971 Collins, Bob ...... 1968-69 Collins, Fred . . . . . 1985-86 Collins, Jim ...... 1984-86 Collins, Martin ...... 1987 J.T. Collor, ...... 1994 Comstock ...... 1947 Concannon, Don . . 1948-49 Conley ...... 1947 Connell, Kipp ...... 2000 RonConner, ...... 1972-73 Mike Connor, ...... 1984 Connors, Shawn . . 1982-83 Converse, Myron . . . . . 1984 Doug Conwell, . . . 1977-80 Cook, John ...... 1981-84 Cook, Scott ...... 1983 2003 Media Guide (1946- Bryant, Jim...... 1959 . . Joe Budenbender, . . . . 1975 Greg Buller, . . . . . 1984 . . . . Bullock, Gary . . . 1957 . . . . Bullock, Brian ...... 1981 Dwight Bulter, ...... 1982 Burch, Larry1971 ...... Jim Burgardt, ...... 1956 Burgess, Tom . . . . . 1982-84 Burget, Mike . . . . . 1985-86 Burkdoll, Steve . . . 1976-78 Burnett, Onan . . . . 1946-49 Burns, Albert ...... 1972 Burns, David . . . . . 1978-79 Burns, Fred ...... 1981 Burt, Doug...... 1967 Joe Busby, ...... 1994-98 Bushee, Robert . . . . . 1982 . Buss, Rick...... 1972 Bill...... 1967-68 Butler, PatButler, . . . . . 1962 . . . . . Greg Butler, . . . 1983 . . . . . Jim Butler, ...... 1985-87 JoeButler, ...... 1972 John Butler, ...... 1984-85 Will Butler, . . . . 1997-1999 Zach Butler, ...... 1990 OSTER C Ron...... 1972 Caby, Cage, Preston . . . . 1974-77 Cahill, Matt ...... 1979-82 Cain, Clarence . . . . 1950-53 Fred Caldwell, . . . . 1989-90 Keith Caldwell, ...... 1985 Call, Dan. 1970-71 ...... Calmese, Micheal . . . . 1990 Joe Camp, . . . . . 1997-2000 BillCampbell, ...... 1962 Burce Canady, ...... 1983 Paul Cancro, ...... 1983 Canfield, Don . . . . 1948-50 Canfield, Dan ...... 1995 Caniels, Eric ...... 1982 Cannon, Tim ...... 1982 Cantara, Leo ...... 1969 Canzanella, Joe. . . . 1971-74 TomCaray, ...... 1962-64 Cardoza, Mike . . . . 1987-88 Carlson, Skip ...... 1983 John Caroccia, ...... 1983 B. Carpenter, ...... 1951 BillCarr, ...... 1969 Brad.Carr, ...... 1969 R Boswell, Jim Boswell, . . . . . 1946-47 Rich Bouchey, ...... 1995 DaveBowen, . . . . . 1969-72 Ralph.Bowen, . . . . 1953-54 Roger.Bowen, . . . . 1953-54 Jason Bowers, . . 2001 . . . . . DaleBoyd, 1970 ...... Ken Boyd, . 1981-82 ...... Mark Boyd, ...... 1980 Richard Boyd, ...... 1990 Dean Boyles, ...... 1950 Bozic, Leonard ...... 1966 Ryan Bradbury, . . . 1995-98 Braden, Charles . . . 1983-86 Greg Bradley, . . . . 1987-89 Darrin ...... 1981 Brady, ChrisBraves, ...... 1969 LarryBraynen, ...... 1993 Bob Breen, ...... 1974-75 GaryBrewer, ...... 1960 Derek Brewer, . . . . 1979-80 Pat Brewster, . . . . . 1976-79 Brian Briley, ...... 1990 Mark . . . . . 1985-86 Brinker, Britain, Carl ...... 1994 Britton, Doug . . . . 1989-90 ElsberyBroadnax, . . . . 1962 Bill Bronco, ...... 1982 Michael Bronson, . . . . 1976 Brooks, Eugene . . 1946-48 . Brooks, Gene . . . . . 1949-51 Brooks, Bryant ...... 1994 Brooks, Dan ...... 1976-77 Brooks, David . . . . 1977-78 Brooks, Matt . . . . . 1988-89 Brooks, Phillip . . . . 1987-89 James Brown, ...... 1956 JerryBrown, ...... 1959 L. Brown, ...... 1954-55 Larry.Brown, . . . . . 1960 . . . Mel.Brown, ...... 1961 NormanBrown, ...... 1952 Dan Brown, ...... 1992-95 Galen Brown, . 1986-87 . . . James Brown, ...... 1983 Keith Brown, . . . . . 1978-81 Mike Brown, ...... 1986 Bruce, Burton...... 1963 Brumbaugh, Ed . . . 1947-49 Brumbaugh, Eldon 1948-50 ...... 1982 Brun, David Doug Brunner, ...... 1980 Bruno, Tom ...... 1988-89 Bruns, David . . . . . 1976-77 Bryan, Anthony . . . 1985-88 Bryan, Mike ...... 1989 CHABOD I Benedict, Don ...... 1959 Rick Benke, ...... 1974-75 Bennett, Dale. . . . . 1967-70 Bennett, Charles . . 1984-88 Benning, DaWight 2002-03 Benson, Larry . . . . . 1962-63 Dave Bentley, ...... 1987 Benton, Travis . . . . 1975-78 Berlin, Jerry ...... 1966 Bernard, Jim . . . . . 1983-86 D.Berry, ...... 1947 JefferyBerry, . . . . . 1964 . . . TimBerry, . 1983 ...... Berthelson, Ryan . . . . 1992 Bertrand, Mike ...... 1981 Besta, Benny ...... 1960 Betsher...... 1947 Betts, Elmer ...... 1946-49 EricBevis, ...... 1971-72 BryanBevis, ...... 1972-74 Eric.Bevis, ...... 1973 Bianchino, Bernie. . 1966-69 Bibbs, Darrell ...... 1987 Bibens, Bill ...... 1969-71 Everett Biery, . . . . . 1955-56 Jon.Bingesser, . . . . 1958-61 Birdsong, Chuck. . . 1955-57 Todd Birkey, ...... 1989 Bishop, Sean . . . . . 1987-90 Bob...... 1972-75 Bivens, Blackmon, Howard . . . 1980 Blalock, Adam ...... 1995 Bland, Rawshawn . 2001-03 Bleidissel, Joe ...... 1985 Bleue, Chris ...... 1985-87 Blin, Pete ...... 1983-86 Bliss, Don ...... 1950-52 Bliss, B...... 1951 Bluem, Rick ...... 1984 Bobbitt, Jerome . . . 1995-99 WarrenBobry, ...... 1962 Tom Bodendorfer, . . . . 1992 Boggess, Bill ...... 1964 Boldt, Dan ...... 1980 Boles, Randy ...... 1980 Boling, Mark ...... 1980 Bolt, Curtis ...... 1983 Bolz, Tim ...... 1973 Bonjour, Marvin . . . . . 1952 Bono, Joe ...... 1969-70 A.L.Bontrager, . . . . 1968-70 Bontreger...... 1950 Boone, Donnie ...... 1973 Boots, Mark ...... 1973 Bosch ...... 1947 Boston, John ...... 1990 Bailey, Robert Bailey, . . . 1982 . . . . Bainbridge, Matt . . 1993-94 Baird, Keith ...... 1948 JonBakalar, . . . 1970-71 . . . Bill.Baker, ...... 1951-53 . . . . 1951 L...... Baker, Bill Baker, ...... 1989 Baldwin, Dave ...... 1952 Baldwin, Bill ...... 1990 Ballard, B...... 1954 Banks, Joe . . . . . 1997-2000 Baranski, Dennis . . . . . 1969 Barbato, Mike . . . . 1983-84 Barbato, Pat ...... 1984 Barbee, Jeff ...... 1986 DanBarber, ...... 1987 Clyde Barbour, ...... 1992 Barge, Jared . . . 1997-2000 Barnes, Howard ...... 1961 Barnes, Joe ...... 1991 Barnett, J...... 1951 Barnett, Lester ...... 1995 Larry Barngrover, . . 1957-58 Barnhill, Mike . . . . 1988-91 Barth, Jacob . . . . . 2000-03 Gerald...... 1969 Barthuly, Loren.Bartley, . . . . 1955-57 Basile, Steve ...... 1987 Jerry.Batchelder, . . 1955-58 Bates, James ...... 1962 Battle, Aaron . . . . . 1994-98 Battle, Eugene . . . 1983-86 Battle, Gary . . . . 1983 . . . . Battle, Matt ...... 1997 Beach, Mike ...... 1960 Jim Beagle, ...... 1975-78 Beal, Ron ...... 1978-79 . . Beals, Bob ...... 1973 Beam, Craig . . . . . 1989-90 Beard, Kevin . . . . . 1982-83 Tim Beasley, . . . . . 1984-87 Beck ...... 1947 Beck, Gerald ...... 1977 EugenBecker, ...... 1964 MichaelBecker, ...... 1970 Beebe, Dan ...... 1981 Beffort, Mark . . . . . 1981-82 BobBehrens, . . . . . 1973-75 E. Beiry, ...... 1954 Belden, Gary ...... 1963 Bell, John ...... 1962 Bell, Steve ...... 1969 Bell, Damon . . . . . 1985-88 Bell, Eddie ...... 1985 Benard, Michael . . 1983-84 Tim Bender, ...... 1986-87 season.

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Babb, Tom Babb, Tom ...... 1993 Backus, Bruce. . . . . 1958-60 RobertBaer, ...... 1969-72 Marvin.Bailer, . . . . 1969-72 Joseph Bailer, ...... 1973 Gene.Bailey, . . . . . 1958-60 G...... 1954 Bailey, MarvinBailey, ...... 1971 Kevin Bailey, ...... 1993 Mark Bailey, ...... 1986 B

Adams, Ken ...... 1963 Adams, Larry ...... 1971 Adams, Vincent ...... 1982 Adkins, Bill...... 1957 Adlong, Terry ...... 1957 AlAguirre, ...... 1990 Albright, Robert...... 1978 Aldridge, Billy ...... 1971 Aletnbernd, Bart . . . . . 1969 Chauncey Alexander, . 1973 Allan, Kevin ...... 1985 Allen, Boyd ...... 1953 Allison, Joe...... 2001-02 Alston, John...... 1966 Alston, Steve . . . . . 1967-69 Alterman, Gary ...... 1963 Althaus, K...... 1949 MateoAlvarez, . . . . 1979-80 Amborn, Jon ...... 1995 Anderson, Buck . . . 1946-48 Anderson, Mark ...... 1972 Steve Andre, ...... 1976 Anguiano, John . . . . . 1980 R. Anslinger, ...... 1951 Archer. . . . 1947 ...... Brad Archer, ...... 1998 Archie, Quentin . . . 2001-02 Leonard Army, . . . . 2001-02 Arrington, Leb . . . . 1956-57 Mike Atkins, . . . . . 1977-80 A. Atkinson, ...... 1954 Greg Atkinson, ...... 1978 Joey . . . . . 1989-92 Atwood, RichAugustine, . . . 1976-80 Sam Austin, ...... 1974 Zeb Austin, . 2002-03 . . . . . Azeltine, Adam . . . 2002-03 Aziz, Michael . . . . . 1992-93 A 102 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide eok,Arn .2002 DeKosky, Aaron .1989 Deitz, Jason .1988-90 Deines, Doug .1974-77 DeGroot, Tom .1965-68 Degginger, Tim .1989 Dee, Mike .1961-62 DeBonnett, Jack . 1992Dean, Ron . 1991-92Deal, Sean .1985 Day, Ken Dawson,. 1996-98 Chad . 1979-82 Davis, Ron .1989-91 Davis, BillyRay Davis, Ronald. .1963 .1957 Davis, Gerald .1970Davis, Dennis. . 1974-77Davidson, Steve .1954 Davidson, T. .1982 Davey, Rodney .1981-83 Davey, Rick .1983-84 Davey, Randy .1949-50 Davenport, Dick .1951-53 Bob Davenport, . 1982-83 Darnell, Craig .1983-84 Daniels, Eric .1946-48 Daniels, Steve .1976 Dancer, Rick .1987 Dale, Mike .1975-78 Dahlstrom, Artie D .1993-94 Curry, John .1975-78 Curless, Doug .1991-94 Cummings, Nick .1979-80 Cummings, Kevin .1985-88 Cullinane, Gene . 1993Crum, Tulsa .1982 Crowder, Rod .1986 Crouse, Gilbert .1994-98 Cross, Mike .1961 Crosby, Guy . 1986Croker, Dechram .1987 Croker, David Joey.1992 Croft, .1974-77 Cripps, Brent .1970-73 Cripps, Bryce . 1987-89Crimmins, Scott .1993 Crijanovic, Ostoja .1982 Criglar, D.D. .1959 Crecelius, Denis .1983-86 Craven, Randy . 1979Crane, Jim .1999-2003 Crain, Corey Craig, Steve. 1978 .1975-77 Craig, Roy .1980 Craig, Jeff .1957 Craig, Jim .1993 Crabtree, Steve .1967 Crable, Clarence . 1948Crabaugh, Ivan .1949-50 Crabaugh, Ike .1981-83 Cox, Larry Cox, .1949-51 Wayne. .1983 Cowan, Kevin .1971-74Cowan, Ed. .1986 Covington, Kevin .2002-03 Coval, Joshua .1981 DavidCoufal, .1951-54 Cossman, N. .1953 Correll, Ralph. .1957 Cornish, Bill .1974-75 Cork, John . .1967 Jim Corfman, .2000-03 Corcoran, Joe .1963-66 Coppola, Chuck .1957-58 Copp, Joe . 1977-78Copeland, Mike .1964-67Copeland, Tom. . 1973-74Coover, Steve .1989 Cooper, Todd .1979 Cooper, Bill .1969 Cooper, Ron I CHABOD R OSTER ri,Da . . 1950-53 Dean Erwin, Epp, Justin.1998-99 .1984-88 Ensign, Stewart .1960Elston, William. .1961-63 Elston, Terry .1989 Ellis, Wintric .1980-83 Elliott, Mark .1956-58 Elliott, Larry .1971-72 Elliott, Gary .1960-61 Elliott, Ken .1958 Ellenbaker, J. .1970 Eikenberry, Tom .1972-74 Eichelberg, Kurt . . 1958 Edwinson, G. . 1998-99Edwards, Mike .1993 Edwards, Jesson . . 1975 Edwards, Allen .1985 Edson, Greg .1974-77 Edmon, Fred .1946-48 Eddy, Clarence .1946 Eddy, Bennett .1982-83 Bill Eckert, .1977 Easton, Jack .1983 Easter, Robert E ulr at .2000-03 Durler, Matt .1959 Durand, Cal .1966 Dunn, Roy .1958 Dunford, D. . 1975 Duncan, Phil .1978 Duncan, Bruce .1953-54 Duncan, Chet. . 1994Dulaney, David .1993-95 Dugan, Bryan .2002 Bret Dubbert, . 1957Drosselmeyer, Jim . 1992Drone, Paul .1992-95 Dritlein, Michael .1969-71 Dressman, Alan .1988 Drenth, Troy .1995 Dreisigaker, Kirk .1966 Dreiling, Dan .1967Doyle, Tom. .1983 Downs, Bob .1984 Downing, Leonard .1962 Downing, Bill. .1970 Downey, Steve .1949-50 Downey, A. .1984-86 Douglas, Gerald . 1985 Dougherty, Alan .1974Doresy, James .1968Doperalski, Vic. .1995-99 Doonan, Aaron . 1995Doolin, Chris . 1991Donaldson, Donnie .1986 Domann, Chad .1964-66 Domann, Elvin .1971Dolan, Craig. .1998-99 Dodge, Mark .1961 Dobry, Warren . 1982Dixon, Lynn . 1991Ditch, Steve .1977 Dinnell, Kim .1954 Dietz, M. . 1950 Diedrich, Dick .1972 Dickinson, John . 1958 Dickeson, J. .2002-03 . Dewey, Morgan . 1949Devins, J. .1984-86 Devine, John .1947 Derry .1960-61 Derda, Paul . 1956-58 Denson, Robert .1986-89 Dennis, Wade .1966-68 Dennis, Tim .1985 Denham, Keith .1951 Dempewolf, D. .1967 Demaree, Bruce .1983-85 DeLisa, Dino .1996-98 Delgato, Jason .2001-03 DeLeon, Al (1946- ulr . .1951 Fuller, D. .1994-97 Fuemmeler, Brian .1968 Fry, Rich .1958 Fromme, D. . 1988Friend, Joey .1972 Frey, Russ French,. 1975-77 Doug .1994-96 Jon Fredrickson, .1999-2000 Frederick, Josh .1946 Fraser, Morley .1989-90 John Franks, .1983 Frankmore, Tony .1969 Franklin, James .1963-64 Franklin, Charles .1960 Francis, Tim .1999-2003 Fowler, Kyle .1973 Foster, Tim .1988 Foster, Thomas .1993 Ford, Terell .1981 Ford, Derrick .1982 Floyd, Tony .1991-94 Floyd, Mike . 1994-98Flowers, Lydell .1990-93 Flowers, Everald .1958 Flott, D. . 1975 Flood, Don .1982 Fletcher, Robert .1946-49 Fletcher, Art .1980 Flatt, Tim . 1983-86 Flannigan, Pete .1970Flannegan, Tom .1960 Flack, Dean .1972 Fitch, Greg . 1995 Fisher, Zack .1987 Fisher, Scott .1989 Fisher, Pat Fisher,. 1992-93 Myron .1988-91 Fisher, Monty .1985 Fisher, Mark .1993 Fisher, Jake .1958 Fisher, L.. .1982-84 Fischer, Brad .1947 Finson, C. .1971-72 . Finney, Patrick .1985 Finney, Aaron Fink, P.. 1951 .1950 Fink, Dean . 1976-78Finesilver, Steve . 1988-89 Ferrell, Pat .1965-68Ferrell, Dean. .1953 Fenton, Dwight .1972 Fenley, Dave .1952 Feagan, Paul .1985-86 Fay, Jim Faudere, Tom . .1992-93 .1977-82 Fass, Aron . 1978Farichild, Joe F abe on .1982 Gamble, John .1969-71 Gallant, Mike 1995-1999 Galbraith, Barry .1956-57 Gaines, Franklin .1987 Mitch Gaffen, .1961 Gacek, John G PRESENT yry ar .1969 Eyerly, Larry .1958 Evenson, J. .1989 Evans, Steve .1977-78 Evans, Richard . . 1979-81 Evans, Mike .1964 Evans, Bryan Essman, Tony. 1981-83 . 1994Esser, Doug .1961-62 Esposito, Ken Escobar, .1969 Edwin. .1969Escobar, Augie. ) 1,698 yards. with he issixthontheall-timerushingcharts Benedictineduringthe1948against seasonand ing touchdowns inasinglegamescoringfive Fletcher holdstheWashburn recordfor mostrush- the1949season-opening wintostart season. down DoaneCollegeintheIchabods'33-13 against Fletcherscoresatouch- Ichabod runningbackArt Giles, Ronnie .1986 . . 1993 Giles, Leroy . 1977-80 Millage Gilbert, .1946-48 Forrest Gifford, .1984-87 Gibson, Michael .1997-99 Gibson, George . 1994Gibson, Brandon .1949 Gibson, J. .1983-84 Gettler, Tom .1972-75 Gerstenkorn, Ray .1980-84 Georgeson, Curt .1981George, Jeff Gay, .1971-73 Dan. . 1992-94Gaul, Greg .1953-55Gates, Jim. .1947 Gatchell .1953-55 Gaston, John .1981Gasper, John .1994 Garrett, Randy .1972-73Garrett, Paul. .1948 Garey, Merely .1961-62 Gardner, Tom .1975-76Garcia, Fred .1978 Garcia, Fernando .1970 Garcia, Earl .2000-01 Gant, Matt .1982-85 Gambrell, James odel en . . 1992 Goodsell, Sean .1991 Goodrich, Clint 1984-85Goodknight, Charles .1988-92 Goodin, Bill .1991 Good, Mike .1999-2002 Gonzales, Rolly .1991 Gonzales, Paul .1969Goetz, Tom. . 1997Goering, Chris . 1992-93 Goeden, Robert . 1979 Goates, Jeff .1989-92 Gloriod, Mark .1997 Gleisberg, Chris .2000-01 Glaze, Jr., Ray . 1978Glaze, Ray .1997-1999 Gish, Dusty .1949 Gish, L. .1986 Gipson, Hammond .1951-54Ginavan, Roger. .1970 Gilmore, Thomas .1969-72 Gilmore, Kent .1977-79 Gilman, Tom . 1957-58 Gilliland, David .1988 Gillen, Phillip . 1983Gillard, Richard . . 1971 Gilkison, Tom .1966 Gilkison, Rich. rno,To .1981-82 Grindol, Troy .1994 Grim, Kareem Griggs, Troy. 1986 .1985-88 Barry Griffiths, .1964 Eugene Griffin, .2002 Griess, Adam .1989 Gries, Steve . 1991Grice, Tom .1977 Greyno, Ed .1980 Greig, Alan .1947 Gregory .1995 Greer, Jason .1985 Green, Steve .1983-84 Green, Jeffrey .1969-70 Green, Steve .1980 Greco, Frank Granier,. 1990 Stan .1999 Gramling, Kyle .1975 Grahem, Denis 1990-93 Graham, Talmadge . 2002-03 Gould, Grant .1955-56 Goss, Russell .1949-51 Gorsky, Joe 1975-77 Gordon, Nathaniel . 1999-2002 Gordon, Chad .1973 Gordon, Bill . 1982Goodwin, Allen Washburn Ichabod Football 103 ) PRESENT Kennard, James James Kennard, . . . . . 1982 DennisKenney, . . . 1967-68 Kepfield. . . . . 1947 ...... MarkKepler, . . 1972-74 . . . . Will Kerns, 1994-98 ...... Dennis Kidwell, ...... 1974 Kimball, Bob...... 1961-62 Kime, Chase ...... 1992 Kincaid, Eric ...... 1993-94 King, Charles ...... 1968 Kingman, Dick ...... 1948 Kingman, Dick . . . 1956-57 Kingston, Kyle . . . . 1986-87 J.D.Kinimaka, ...... 1986 Greg Kinney, ...... 1980 William Kinney, . . . . . 1983 MikeKippenberger, . . . 1961 Kippes, Glenn ...... 1964 Kirkdoll, B...... 1958 Kisselbach, Paul. . . . . 1964 . Kissick, Mark ...... 1984 Kitchen, Steve ...... 1982 Michael Kitchener, 2001-02 Kjellberg, Earl ...... 1957 Kleschick, Dave . . . 1989-90 Klingensmith, Tracy . . . 1960 Knaup, Mike ...... 1972 Knight, J...... 1958 JeffKoch, . . . . . 1993-96 . . DougKoehlar, ...... 1960 Dean Kolich, ...... 1976 Willie Konrade, . . . 1980-82 Scot Koranda, . . . . 1988-91 Korte, Gregg ...... 1988 Bobby Kosmala, . . 1995-96 Kip Kraisinger, . . . 2000-03 Hank Kramer, . . . . 1973-75 Krass, Ed...... 1950-51 2003 Media Guide (1946- Jones, Jeremy Jones, Jeremy ...... 1995 Jones, Mike ...... 1988-89 Jones, Reggie. . . 1999-2001 Jordan, Ed ...... 1973 . . . Jordon...... 1947 . . . . Josefsberg, Bill 1970-71 . . . . Mike Joyce, . 1993-94 . . . . . Jukes ...... 1947 Junk, Mike ...... 1973 K Kabriel, Kyle . . . . . 2002-03 Brent . . 1988 . . . . Kaempfe, Kerry Kahler, ...... 1995 Ken Kangieser, ...... 1957 Al Kaniper, ...... 1988-91 JimKarr, ...... 1971-72 Karras, Jim ...... 1966 Bill Kasnicka, . . . . . 1949-51 Ron.Katzenmeier, . 1962-64 RoyKeck, ...... 1949-52 Kevin Keefe, . . . . . 1985-86 Mike Keeley, . . . . . 1975-78 Richard Keeth, ...... 1982 Brett Keir, ...... 1990-92 Layne Keller, ...... 1999 LarryKelley, ...... 1968 JoeKelly, ...... 1959 Les Kelly, ...... 1955-59 Bryce Kelly, ...... 2001-03 Carlos Kelly, ...... 1995 Dwight Kelly, ...... 1983 Pat Kelly, ...... 1986 Rod Kemp, . . . . 1981 . . . . . Mike.Kendall, . . . . . 1969 . . OSTER R CHABOD I Jackson, Mark . . . . 2001-03 Jackson, Robert ...... 1991 Jacobs, Ben . . . . 1999-2000 Jamison, Kent. . . . . 1963-64 Jack Jarcinske, ...... 1990 Rex Jarnigan, . . . . 1988-89 Jarvis, Bill ...... 1973-76 Jeffery, Nolan . . . . 1992-95 John Jelovic, . . . . . 1980-83 Jenkins, M...... 1958 Jennings, Bob . . . . 1948-51 Jensen, Bill...... 1961 Jensen, Dave . . . . . 1970-71 Johnson, Cooper . . . . . 1971 Johnson, Dave ...... 1969 Johnson, Erland . . . 1959-60 Johnson, John . . . . 1952-54 Johnson, Lathan. . . 1959-60 Johnson, Bruce ...... 1990 Johnson, Carl ...... 1991 Johnson, Cooper. . . 1972-74 Johnson, Floyd ...... 1993 Johnson, John . . . . 1994-98 Johnson, Joshua . . 2000-01 Johnson, Mark . . . . 1988-90 Johnson, Steve . . . 1984-85 Johnson, Val ...... 1986 Johnson, Wayman . . . 1979 Johnston, Buddy . . . . . 1994 Jones ...... 1950 Jones, Bob ...... 1962-67 Jones, Cleveland . . 1955-57 Jones, K...... 1949 Jones, Ken ...... 1961 Jones, Robert ...... 1961 Jones, Antwaun . . 1996-99 Jones, Doug ...... 1981 Jones, Gary ...... 1986

Hulsing, Nick Hulsing, ...... 1986 Humbert, Jim...... 1953 Darryl Humphrey, . 2000-03 Jack Humphries, . . . . . 1946 Hunnacutt, Tracy . 1983-84 MikeHunninghake, 1970-71 Hunt ...... 1947 ...... Dewone Hunter, . . . . . 1996 Hurla, Brad . . . . 1989-90 . . BobHurley, 1969 ...... Hurst, David . . . . . 1990-91 Ryan Huske, . . . 1997-2001 Huston, Russ . . . . . 1972-74 Hutchins, Joel ...... 1969 Huttenhoff, Jim . . . 1956-57 Vernon Hysaw, . . . 1983-84 Hysten, John ...... 1969

Before Larry Elliott coached the Ichabods to 58 wins in 11 seasons on Elliott to 58 wins in 11 coached the Ichabods Larry Before the sidelines, he led them on the field at quarterback. Here he scores season. againsta touchdown Pittsburg State during the 1958 J Jackson, Anthony . . . . 1983 Jackson, Joe 1986 ...... Jackson, Leonard . . 1991-92 I RonIannerelli, ...... 1970 Ibarra, Ray ...... 1975 Mike Ingmire, . . . . . 1979 . . PatIngram, ...... 1962 Terry Ingram, . . . . . 1986-89 Intravartola, Russ . . . . 1981 Irvin, Claude ...... 1952 Iwig, Tim ...... 1978-79

Haysaw, Vernon Vernon Haysaw, . . . . . 1986 JackHeatherington, . . 1963 Paul1963-64 Heatherington, Heck, Ron...... 1960-63 JerryHedger, . . . . . 1959-60 Darren...... 1995-97 Heer, David Hefley, . 1976 ...... Heims, Bryan ...... 1978 CoryHeiniger, . . . . 1973-75 Heintzelman, Chris . . . 1991 Heinz, Ronald ...... 1970 Paul Helliker, ...... 1982 Helm, Todd . 1982 ...... Helt, R.D...... 1981-82 Shane Hembrough, . . 1989 Henault, Mark . . . 1973 . . . Henderson ...... 1947 Henderson, Vic . . . 1978-80 Heniff, Ray...... 1965 Herd, Skip. . . 1970 ...... Herman, Kenny ...... 1960 Hernandez, Ascension. 1959 Herndez, Pepé ...... 2003 Herrman, Jack ...... 1972 JoeHerrold, ...... 1968 Hersh, Jeff ...... 1986 . . JeffHerter, ...... 1988-89 Dustin Hickel, . . . . 2000-02 Dennis Hickey, ...... 1982 Rob Hickey, ...... 1992 Hickman, Joseph . . . . 1985 Hicks, Cecil ...... 1987-88 Hicks, Kevin ...... 1974-75 Hicks, Ronnie . . . . . 1974-76 Hight, Ed ...... 1982-84 Hildebrandt, Rick . . . . 1980 Hill, Jeff ...... 1966-69 Hill, Russ ...... 1970-73 Hill, Ted ...... 1970 Hilstock, Lee . . . . . 1991-92 Hinkle, Claude . . . 1981-82 Hinman, Aaron ...... 1993 Hinton, Paul . . . . . 1977-80 Steve . . . . 1979 Hmielewski, Hobbs, Farrell. . . . . 1959-60 Hodison, E...... 1951-54 Hodnefield, John . . . . . 1972 Hodnefield, John . . 1973-75 Hoffman, Chad . . . 1995-96 Hoffman, Gary . . . . . 1978 . Hoffman, Tracey . . 1990-91 Hofstra, L...... 1947 Eric Hoke, ...... 1989-91 Holberg, Dave ...... 1960 Howard Holbrook, 1988-89 Holland, Jim . . . . . 2002-03 Brad Holliday, ...... 1983 Hollomon, Scott . . 1983-86 Dan . . . . 1988-91 Holloway, Holoman, Frank . . . . . 1957 Holsapple, Scott . . . . . 1984 Holt, Alan ...... 1967 Holton, Bill ...... 1950 RickHoneyman, . . . . . 1970 Honn, James . . . . . 1968-70 SidHoobler, ...... 1971-72 Hooks, P...... 1951-52 Horn, Brad ...... 1993 Houston, Ron...... 1971 BillHoward, ...... 1958-60 Gale.Howard, ...... 1963 Andrew Howard, . . 1993-97 JeffHoward, . . . . . 1992-93 Joe Howard, ...... 1995 Steve ...... 1976 Howard, Justin Howe, . . . . . 1995-96 ScottHowlett, ...... 1986 Hoytal, Joey . . . . . 1995-99 Hoytal, John . . . . . 2000-03 ...... 1963-65 Tom. Huber, Huelsman, Chris . . 2001-03 DeanHuey, ...... 1971 Hughes, Larry ...... 1962 Hughes, Mike ...... 1993 Hull, Sean ...... 1994

H CharlesHackner, . . . . . 1967 Haden, Russell...... 1960 Donnie Hagar, . . . 1977-78 Ed Hailey, ...... 1948 Hainline, Bob . . . . 1974-77 Hales, Darvin . . . . . 1968-69 Dwayne Haley, . . . 1987-88 Tom...... 1960-61 Hallacy, Halula, Jack ...... 1970-73 Hamilton, Bob . . . 1956-58 Hamilton, C.J. . . . 1971-72 . Hamilton, Cecil . . . 1970-71 Hamilton, Stan...... 1961 Hamilton, Brett ...... 1978 Hamilton, Kent . . . 1974-75 . . . . 1979-80 Hamilton, Ron Hamlin, Ken...... 1964 Hanawalt ...... 1947 Walt Handley, . . . . 1975-77 Mike Hanika, ...... 1982 Hanna, Don...... 1960 Hanson, Lloyd . . 1983-86 . . Harden, Darrel ...... 1978 PatHardesty, ...... 1971 Steve Hardesty, . . . 1982-83 Harding, Bob ...... 1949 Bob.Hardy, ...... 1964 JerryHardy, ...... 1963 Hargis, Don ...... 1985 Harman, Jeremy . . . . . 1999 Harmon, Leroy . . . 1946-49 Bill.Harper, ...... 1963 Tim Harper, ...... 1991-92 Harris, Dennis ...... 1965 Harris, Ken ...... 1966-68 Harris, Deon ...... 1995 Harris, Howard ...... 1994 Harris, Jimmy ...... 1996 Harris, Todd . . . 1998-2001 Harris, Torye . . . . . 1983-85 Harrison, Rick.. . . . 1969-71 Harrison, Tom ...... 1959 Harrod, Warren ...... 1953 Hartzell, Ken . . . 1998-2000 J.C.Haselby, . . . . . 1983-86 Haskins, Bob ...... 1962 Haskins, David . . . 1975-76 Haskins, Kirk ...... 1989 Hastings, Larry . . . 1955-56 Hastings, Jim . . . . . 1974-75 Hastings, John ...... 1977 Stanley Hatcher, . . 1973-76 Ed Havel, ...... 1949-51 Jason Havercamp, . . . 1989 JerryHawkins, ...... 1976 JerryHawver, . . . . . 1960-61 Terry Hay, ...... 1974 Shannon Haydock, 1984-86 EarlHayes, ...... 1946 Joe Hayes, ...... 1980-83 Patrick Hayes, . . 1999-2002 Steve Haynes, . . . . 1975-77 Earl Hays, ...... 1948 Groff, Kent . . . . . 1975 . . . . Mike Grogan, . . . . . 1974-77 Pat Grogan, ...... 1975-78 Anders Grove, . . 1998-2001 Scott Gruber, 1992 ...... John Grundy, . . . . . 1994-96 Gruss, John...... 1972-75 Gudmundson, Blake 1988-89 Raul Guevara, ...... 1976 Guidetti, William . . 1983-84 Guido, Tom...... 1964-65 Steve Guilfoyle, . . . 1976-79 Jerome Guiterrez, . . . . 1978 Gunn, Tom ...... 1989 Gurss, Rollo . . . . 1949 . . . . . Gurss, V...... 1958 Jerome Gutierrez, 1976-77 . 104 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I eay arn.1969 Legacy, Warren .1972 Lefebure, Kent .1972 Leeper, Richard . 1977-80Lee, James .1995 Lee, Cody .1988 Lee, Avery .1957 Lee, Walter .1949 Lee, B. .1958-60 Lazarus, Denis . 1977 Layton, Eric .1993-95 Lay, Brian .1981-82 Lawson, Dan .2002-03 Lawrence, Jake .1973 Lawrence, Dan .1961-63 Laughon, Mike .1971 Laughman, Keith .1969-71 Lathrop, Jim .1979-81Lasley, John .1968-69 Eric. Larsen, .1987 Large, Joe . 1977Langston, Marc .1995-96 Lang, Brian .1971 Lang, Dan . 1984 Lane, Sheldon .1972-73 Lane, Rob . 1990-91Lane, Greg . 1988 Lane, Bruce .1959Lane, Steve. .1993 Lampson, Chris .1971 Lampkins, Tony .1988-90 Bryan Lambert, .1975 Ladner, Robert . 1956Lacey, James L Kurpeikis, Lenny. .1969 . 1992-94 Kuermaier, Brian .1967 Krupeikis, Len .1983-86 Kresic, Nick .1974-75 Kraus, Gary CHABOD passing yardage duringhisjuniorand seniorseasons. passing yardage duringthe1966Emporia State season. FerrellledtheIchabods in DeanFerrellhandsoffto DanWest duringagame with Quarterback R OSTER oms rc .1978-79 Loomis, Bruce .1954-56 Loomis, James .1955-58 Longhofer, Dick .1957 Long, Charles .1980 Lombardo, Mike .1979-81 Logan, Clarence .1947 Logan. .1988 Chris Loftin, .1981 LoDolce, Dennis Lockett, Tyler. .1951-52 .1985 Locke, Darren .1951-52 Lockard, Art Lloyd,. 1992-95 Jason .1983 Lloyd, Donnie .1976-79 Llaverias, Fred .1977 Llaverias, Federico . 1989 Littlejohn, David . 1949Little, V. .1950 Litster, Jack .1988-89 Link, Shawn .1991 Link, Chester . 1992 Link, Blaine Lindvall, Troy. 1996 .1961-62 Lindsey, Gary .1973 Lindsay, Gary .1947-48 Lindquist, John .1960 Lindley, James . 1986 Thad Lickhart, . 1976Li Volsi, John .1949 Levitt, T. .1964 Levi, John. Lesser,. 1991 Mike .1963-66 Lesser, Dode. .1960 Lesser, Bill .1992 Lesniak, Pat . 1979-81Leonard, Bob .1988-89 Lemus, Freank .1956-57 Leistikow, Henry . .2002-03 Leiker, Joseph .1982-83 Leiker, Jeff .1977 Leikam, Doug .1959 Leiber, Joe .2001-03 Lehman, Cason (1946- PRESENT atn rg.1968 Greg Martin, .1947 Martin .1972-73 Thomas. Marshall, .1995-96 Matt Marshall, .1988-91 KevinMarshall, .1995-97 Jason Marshall, .1969-71 Andy Marquart, .1983 Marquardt, Chuck . 1988-89 Marple, Matt .1976 Marney, Greg . 1947 Markley . 1979-80Mann, James .1969-70 Maloy, Ralph .1967-71 Makalous, Ray Majewski,. . 1975 Ed . 1997 Maim, Brad .1985 Mahone, Keith .1984 Maher, John . 1974-76Maher, Greg Maddox, .1960 Bill. .2002-03 Mack, Pat . 1976Mabon, David M ye on.1961-62 Lyle, John .1975-76Lyday, Carlos .1975 Lutz, Tim .1981-83 Lutz, Mark .1955-57 Luttrell, Don .1984 Luper, Howard .1981-82 Luedke, Tom . . 1975 KevinLuebbers, . 1989Lowrey, Larry .1963 Lowrance, Bill .1960 Lower, Chuck .1991 Lowe, John Lovelady,. 1999-2000 Kyle . 1987-88Lovejoy, Luke .1989-90 Losey, Dave . 1985Lopez, Mike ) McDaniel, Tim . 1990-92 McDaniel, Tim 1983-85 McCullough, Mark .1985 McCrumb, Jerry .1965-66 McCrite, Pat .1972 McCrary, Mike .1976-77 McCoy, Mike .1967-68 McCoy, Irvin .1970-71McCoy, Irv. .1947 McCourt. .1969 McCormick, Spencer .1968-69 McCormick, Gary .1969-71McCormick, Kevin. .1974McCord, Reginald .1950 McConnell, Dick .1961 McConnell, Bud . 1957McClelland, Arnold .1947McClelland. . 1982-83McCarvel, Rob . 1983-85McCartney, Mike .1970-72 Dave McCarth, .1961 McCarthy, Bud . 1975McCarter, Scott .2002 McCann, Chris . 1983-86 McCall, Shane .1967-70 McBride, Gene .1950-52 McAferty, Elmer .1964-66 Mayo, Dennis Mayes, Jonathan1999-2002 .1964 Maydew, Marvin May,. 1987 Andy .1989-90 Matney, Chris .1991 Matlock, Kevin .1951Mather, A. .1963 Massey, Roger .1977 Mason, Bob .1977 Mason, Bill . 1976Masenthin, Greg .1970-72 Marvin, George .1978-80 Ron Martinek, . 1946 Bob Martinek, . 1976-77 SteveMartin, .1995-97 Jason Martin, .1980-81 Gary Martin, Morese, John . 1981Morese, John .1971 Morano, Joe .1985 Moran, Rickard .1987 Morales, Jose .1979-81 Moore, Mike .1990-91 Moore, Allen . .1984 Molter, Todd .1972 Moats, Craig .1983-84 Mnich, Michael .1980-81 Mitchell, Jeff .1972-73 Mitchell, Bob .1990 LawrenceMinnifield, .1955-57 Minnick, Charles .1982-85 Milner, Marc .1958-61 Mills, Dale . 2002-03 Miller, Marcus .1991-92 Miller, John .1972-73 Miller, Craig .1991 Miller, Chad .1992-93 Miller, Brett .1949 Miller, Ken .1963 Miller, Gene .1960-63 Miller, Curt .1947 Miller .1976 Mikinski, Steve .1962Mikesic, Dave. .1983-86 Mikaelian, Alex .1972-74 Larry. Miffleton, .1980-83 Bill Middendorf, . 1995-96 Meza, Dustin .1985 Meyers, Troy . 1994Meyer, Quentin Meyer,. 1980 Joe Meyer, .1972 Carl. .2000-03 Meyer, Blake .1962 Meyer, Russell .1950 Metzger .1992 Metcalfe, John 1978-80 Greg Messersmith, .1983-84 Merriman, Chris . 1983-84 Merrell, Matt .1984 Menke, Gary . 1985Mengarelli, Greg .1946-49 Melvin, Duane .1975 Mellor, John .1985-88 Mellen, Bruce .1993 Mejinez, Miguel .1973-74 Meikel, Larry Meier,. 1994 Chris . 1976Mehhof, Craig .1964 Megahan, Dave . 1995Meehan, Matt . 1980Medill, Ric .1975-78 Medill, Mike .1947Medill. . 1946-47 Meads, Bob .1981 Meacham, Jeff .1979-81 McVay, Roger .1968 McShane, Chuck .1998-2001 McNeal, Colon McNally,. 1987 James .1981 McNabb, Phil .1951-52 McMichael, Craig .1954 McMahan, N. .1957 McLin, Marshall .1971 McLeod, Ricky .1981-82 McLean, Ed .1951 McKinney, J. .1950 McKinney, Gene .2002-03 McKinley, John .1955-57McKernan, Ed. .1961 McKenna, Dave .1976-78 McIntyre, Kerry .1963 McIntyre, Gary. .1946-47 McHenry, Tom McGreevy,. 1983-86 Mike .1985-86 McGovern, Brian .1972 McGlone, Jerry. . .1972-74 McGlinn, Don .1979-82 McGivern, John .1990-91McGhghy, Todd .1983-86 McDonald, Tony .1951 McDonald, M. .1947 McDonald .1978 McDermott, Richard N ck,Atu .1994 Oczko, Arthur .1974-76 O’Sullivan, Pete .1963 O’Rear, Ronny . 1976-80O’Neill, Andy .1946-47 O’Neil, James .1991-93 O'Neal, Joe .1995-98 O'Hara, Bymer .1985 O’Donnell, Larry .1962 O’Connor, Joe .1991 O’Brien, J.T. O .1972 Nypaver, Matt .1958 Nyfeler, R. .1959 Nuss, Larry .1963 Nowicki, Fred .1961 Norway, Ron . 1994 Eric Norstrom, . 1989 Norman, Larry .1989-92 Noot, Dave .1995 Noller, Gabe .1966Nolder, Ralph. .1963-64 Noblitt, Bob . 1946-47 Nilles, Gus .1973 Nickels, Woody .1985 Nickel, Todd .1992 Nickel, Joel . 1982 Nichols, Rick .1974-76 Nichels, Woody .1959-60 . Ney, Dick . 1988-89Newsom, David .1983 Newman, Dan .1953 Max Newell, .1994-97 Newbery, Keith . 2000-01 Nelson, Zeb . 1980 Nelson, Kent . 1988 Nelson, Jon .2002 Nelson, Bobby .1951-52 Nelson, Niles .1953-55 Nelson, Chuck .1980-81 Nehf, Steve .1988-89 Neely, Kurt .1971-72 Neal, Dave .1998 Neaderhiser, Tim .1995-99 Nardella, Marc .2000 Naramore, Nick .1971 Napaver, Matt .1999-2001 Nally, Zac .1983-86 Nall, Jerry Nachbar, John . 1974Nachbar, John .1986 TroyMyers, .1996 James Myers, .2002-03 Brooks Myers, .1977 AnthonyMyers, . 1956 LawrenceMyers, .1958 D. Myers, .1969 Muxlow, Paul .1960-61 Murrell, Ken . 1980Murray, Jim .1992 Murray, Andy .1970-71 Murray, Dave .1986-88 Murphy, Dave .1970Murphy, John. . 1983 Munson, Larry .1962 Mun, Percy. .1998-2000 Mulcahy, Casey .1962 Mueller, Bill .1982 Mike Mouhourtis, .1978-79 Mark Morton, .1961 Morrow, Dennis .1962-63 Morrison, Lonnie . 1986 Morris, Zachery .1983 Morris, Terron .1981 Morris, Evan . 1973-75Morgan, Michael .2000-01 Morgan, Joshua .1994-95 Morgan, Cory . .1967 Morgan, James Washburn Ichabod Football 105 ) Senn, H...... 1949 Brent Senogles, . . . 1994-98 Serbick, M...... 1949-51 Greg Severs, ...... 1978 JimSeymour, . . . . . 1959-62 J. Shaeffer, ...... 1955 Shank, Gary ...... 1957 Shanks, Mik . . . . 1983-87 . . Sharp, Ed ...... 1948 Sharp, Brett ...... 2002-03 BobShaw, . . . . . 1953-54 . . Bret Shaw, ...... 1984-86 Sheahon, Mike . . . 1975-78 Sheble, Frank. 1959-60 . . . . Sheehan, Steve . . . 1986-88 Sheffield, Adrian . . . . 1983 Bob.Shelinbarger, . 1965-67 LeonShelinbarger, . 1960-63 MarvShelinbarger, . . . 1970 BobShelingbarber, . . . 1964 Shell, Larry ...... 1957 Shelton, Chris ...... 1993 Shepherd, Mike ...... 1984 Shields, Bob . . . . . 1946-48 Shields, Brett ...... 1981 Donnovan Shirley, . 1990-93 Short, Ben ...... 1979-82 James Shorter, ...... 1986 GaryShowalter, . . . 1970-71 Sias, Alex ...... 1977-80 Sica, Robert ...... 1983 Sigg, Aaron ...... 1992-94 Paul Silovsky, . . . . . 1981-84 David Silva, ...... 1979-82 Jim Silver, ...... 1976-79 Jay Simecka, . . . . . 1990 . . . Simmons, Chris . . . 2000-02 KenSimpson, . . . . . 1954-57 Anthony Simpson, . 1992-93 Charles Simpson, . . . . 1975 Sims, Gary ...... 1974-76 Sipotz, Mike. . 1963-66 . . . . Sisk, Scott ...... 1994-98 Sjostedt, Dana ...... 1970 ...... 1984-88 Troy Slusser, Small, Keith ...... 1993-94 Small, Mark ...... 1983-85 Smith...... 1947 ...... Smith, Bob ...... 1953-54 Smith, Ralph...... 1961-62 Smith, Ray ...... 1969-71 Smith, Sharpe ...... 1950 Smith, Wally. . 1952 ...... Smith, Wesley...... 1971 Smith, Avery...... 2001-02 Smith, Brain . . . . . 1981-82 Smith, Clay ...... 1983-84 Smith, Corey ...... 1991 Smith, Dan ...... 1994-97 Smith, Darold. . . . . 2000-03 Smith, David ...... 1977 Smith, Erik ...... 1993-94 Smith, Jeremy . . . . 1992-93 Smith, Jermaine 1999-2001 Smith, Neal . . . . 1995-96 . . Smith, Nick ...... 2000-02 Smith, Ralph ...... 1972 Smith, Rick ...... 1974-75 Smith, Rod ...... 1982 Smith, Stuart . . . . . 1981-82 Smith, Travis . . . . . 1996-98 Smith, Travis . . . . . 2000-01 Smith, Troy ...... 1994 Smith, Wesley ...... 1972 . . . 1969-70 Mike. Snedegar, RickSnedegar, ...... 1970 Paul Snider, ...... 1993-94 1993-94 Wendell Snodgrass, C.Snyder, ...... 1949 . . . . Cody Snyder, . . . 1998-2001 Soetaert, Richard. . . . . 1970 Sonte, Monte ...... 1975 BobSoucy, ...... 1953-54 Southard, Dave ...... 1966 Dan Speer, ...... 1974 PRESENT 2003 Media Guide (1946- Rogers, Pat ...... 1998-99 Rogers, Richard .. . 1972 . . . Rogers, Trent . . . . . 1984-84 Jim Rogge, . . . . . 1957 ...... 1985-86 Darrin Rohr, Dan Rolfe, ...... 1980 Mickey.Roman, . . . 1964-66 Bill Ronan, ...... 1976 PeteRoscetti, . . . . . 1963-64 MonteRose, ...... 1969-70 Shawn Rose, . . . . . 1986-87 Rick Rosenstengle, . . . 1983 Jason.Ross, ...... 2000-01 Loren.Rosson, ...... 1962 JohnRoth, ...... 1971 Eric Roth, . . . . . 1999-2002 Jeremy Roubison, . . . . 1998 Roy...... 1947 Mike ...... 1978-81 Roy, Brandon Rozario, . 1995 . . . JeffRozwick, ...... 1991 Andy Rucker, . . . . . 1995-97 Dave Ruder, ...... 1988-91 Runte, John ...... 1981-82 Rupert, Jim ...... 1946-49 Rupert, Dave . . . . . 1982-83 Russum, Jim ...... 1959-60 S Sabel, Rick ...... 1975 Saia, Shawn ...... 1979-81 John.Sailer, ...... 1962-66 Samarri, Mark . . . . 1975-79 DaleSample, . . . . . 1970-71 Tom.Sandusky, ...... 1972 Sakornrat Sankavadana, . . . 1974 Sapp, Willie ...... 1995-97 Sardo, Jim ...... 1981 Sargent, Dan ...... 1995 Mike ...... 1978 Sarkesian, Ralph Saucier, . . . . 1981-82 Dean Sawyer, . . . . 1946-47 Jerry...... 1965-68 Sawyer, Scago, Frank ...... 1968 Jacob Schaefer, ...... 1956 Scharnhorst, Todd . 1988-90 Schartz, Joe ...... 1993-96 Schartz, Kyle ...... 1975 Schembri, Larry . . . 2000-01 Pat.Scherzer, . . . . . 1962-65 Schlegel, Tim . . . . . 1983-84 JohnSchlyer, ...... 1964 G.Schmanke, ...... 1958 Ken Schmanke, . . . 1984-87 Schmidt, Mayo . . . 1975-78 Schmidt, Nathan . . . . 1998 LarrySchmieder, . . . . . 1984 Schmille, Luke . . . . 1978-82 Schmitt, Steve . . . . 1977-80 Jeff Schneider, ...... 1995 Schoo, Steve ...... 1980 Don Schrader, ...... 1949 Darin Schroeder, 1997-2000 Mike Schroeger, . . . 2001-01 Schuerman, Tyler . 2000-03 Schultz, John ...... 1967 ...... 1982 Schultz, Greg Schultz, Larry ...... 1978 BobSchutter, ...... 1953 Matt Schutter, . . . . 1982-83 Schwarz, Bob ...... 1969 Schwarz, Bret . . . . 1983-84 J.Schwerdt, ...... 1955 Scollieri, Tony . . . . 1994-97 Scott, Jeff ...... 2002-03 Seals, Rory ...... 1992-94 Seaman, Dennis...... 1969 Bob Searcy, ...... 1982-84 Seidel, Jim ...... 1954-59 Seidl, Carl...... 1971 Greg Seiler, ...... 1997 OSTER R Prochaska, DaveProchaska, . . . . . 1964 Dan Prochazka, . . . 1987-90 Eric Prothe, ...... 1981 . . Brady Pryor, ...... 1979-80 Ptacek, Ed . 1968-70 ...... Ptacek, Michael ...... 1952 AlbertPudliner, ...... 1967 Pulliam, John . . . . 1980-83 Pusateri, John. . . . . 1961-62 CHABOD I Q Quinn, M...... 1958 Quinones, Eduardo 1983-84 R Rabon, Loren . . . 1962 . . . . . Maurice Ragland, . 1992-95 Ragusaa, J...... 1951 Dave Rahmeyer, . . 1980 . . . Brandon Rainer, 1998-2001 Bobby Ramirez, . . . 1991-92 . . . . 1970-73 Steve. Ramsey, Randzio, Anthony . . . . 1983 Ratto, Greg ...... 1989 Rauschelback, Jerry . . 1980 Lorenz Rayford, . . . 1986-87 Redd, Blake ...... 1988-91 Redd, Franklin . . . . 1983-84 Redmond, Brent . . . . . 1984 Reed, John ...... 1959-60 Reed, Damon ...... 1991 ...... 1973 Reed, Dwayne Dennis Reedy, ...... 1981 Reese, Eryc ...... 1992-95 Regini, Kevin ...... 1983 Reichart, Jerry . . . . 1946-49 Reichert, Neil ...... 1946 Reid, Larry ...... 1947-48 Reid, Anthony . . . . 1989-90 Dave...... 1966-68 Reilley, Dan Reilly, ...... 1989 Chad Reininger, . . 1979-80 Reitz, Randall ...... 1991 Remais, Ted . . . 1997-2000 Remboldt, Dan . . . 1982-84 Remboldt, Mark . . 1981-84 Remington, Scott . . . . 1975 MarvRenner, . . . . . 1967-69 Reppart, J...... 1951 Buck Reuter, . . . 1997-2000 Greg Reynolds, . . . 1990-91 Marcus Reynolds, . . . . 1991 Rhinehart, Casey . . 1995-99 Rhodd, Brian ...... 1990 Rice, Kiley ...... 1991-94 Richards, Dean ...... 1987 Richardson, J.J...... 1999 Dan.Rickel, ...... 1960 Virgil Rickel, . . . . . 1958-59 CleonRickel, ...... 1972 Ridgeway, Ed ...... 1953 Scott Rigby, ...... 1988-91 Shawn Rigby, . . . . 1988-89 Rigenberg, Dave . . . . . 1968 Robertson, Wade . . . . 1957 LeroyRobinson, . . . 1958-61 Stevie Robinson, . . . . . 1982 BobRobyak, ...... 1962-63 Dick Rock, ...... 1948 DougRoda, ...... 1960 Jim Rodden, . . . . . 1976-79 Tim.Rodee, ...... 1972 BobRoepke, ...... 1970-71 Dan Roessler, ...... 1993 Jeff.Roether, . . . . . 1972-73 DonRogan, ...... 1971 Rogers, Jerry . . . . . 1946-49 Rogers, Lenny. . . . . 1962-64 Rogers, Richard ...... 1971 Rogers, W...... 1958 Pilars, Ed 1982 ...... BillPinkard, ...... 1967 Pintozzi, Joey ...... 1995 Craig Piper, ...... 1980 Pippens, Quince . . 1984-85 Camron Pitcher, . . . 1991-92 Pitchford, Jamin . . . . . 1995 Allen Pitckett, ...... 1976 Pitsch, David . . . . . 1979-81 Brad Podojil, . . . . . 1992-94 . . . 1983-85 Steve Podzielny, Ed Poindexter, . . . . 1986-87 JohnPoke, ...... 1972-74 Pokrywka, Steve . . 1979-81 Jeremy Poling, . . . . 1994-95 Steve Pollock, . . . . 1978-79 Joe Pollom, ...... 1946-48 David Polson, ...... 1990 HowardPool, . . . . . 1952-53 Michael Pooley, . . . 1988-89 Don Popejoy, . . . . . 1957-58 Kirk ...... 1991-94 Potter, ...... 1987 Tony Potter, Jeremy Potts, . . . 1998-2001 Rex...... 1967 Powell, Allan Powell, . . . . . 1980-81 Fred Powers, ...... 1988 Tim Powers, ...... 1995-96 A.C. Poynter, . . . . . 1982-83 Pratt, J...... 1947 JimPrevatt, ...... 1959 Price, John ...... 1979 Price, Kent ...... 1979-80 Prince, Don...... 1967-69 Pringel, Jim ...... 1973 Patterson, Pearl . . . . . 1957 Pattison, Ty ...... 1995 JohnPavlis, ...... 1966-70 . . . 1991-92 Wayne Peacock, Phillip Pearman, . . . . . 1986 Kevin Peck, ...... 1993-95 Brian Peel, . . . . 2000-2003 G..Peer, ...... 1958 Pennington ...... 1947 Ira Peoples, ...... 1995-98 G...... 1954-55 Percy, JerryPerkins, . . . . . 1960-63 John Perkins, . . . . . 1986-87 Scott Perkins, ...... 1994 BillPerry, ...... 1961 KenPerry, ...... 1959-60 HerbertPerry, ...... 1975 Mike ...... 1978-81 Perry, Petefish, David ...... 1993 Peterson, Gary . . . . 1958-61 Peterson, Pete ...... 1950 Peterson, Vincent . . . . 1976 Michael Pettengill, . . . 1989 GenePettey, ...... 1970-72 Charles. . . 1962-63 Pettway, DarrellPeyton, . . . . 1952-57 JohnPeyton, ...... 1959 Pfannenstiel, Bob. . 1961-62 Phillips, Clay . . . . . 1985-88 Phillips, J.R...... 2001-02 Phipps, Corey . . 1997-2001 Frank. . . . . 1963-64 Pickens, Pierce, Derrick . . . . 1988-91 Pierce, Kevin . . . . . 2001-03 Pierce, Kyle ...... 1981-82

Quarterback Mike Atkins passes the ball during State. vs Wayne 4, 1978 an Ichabod game on Nov. Atkins sets atop the Ichabod passing charts hold- passing attempts in a ing the school record for (63). He also career (866), season (345) and game pass completions in a career hols the record for and game (34). (442), season (183)

Padilla, A...... 1949-50 Palace, John . . . . . 1946-47 Palecki, Scott ...... 1991 Fred Palenske, . . . . 1980-82 James Palensky, . . . . . 1983 Scott Paquette, ...... 1988 Parish, Ralph ...... 1952 Josh Parker, ...... 1993-96 Parmet, Mark ...... 1994 LeRoy Parr, ...... 1983 Parsons, Greg ...... 1979 Parsons, Mike ...... 1991 Pascek, Vince ...... 1988 Pasley...... 1947 Patterson, Dick . . . 1957-60 P Ogle, BobOgle, ...... 1960-61 Ohmes, David. . . . . 1971-72 Oland, David ...... 1986 Olsen, Paul ...... 1946 Olsen, Lincoln ...... 1996 Olson, Tony ...... 1983 RogerOroke, ...... 1962 Ortiz, Tom ...... 1957 Ortiz, Dana ...... 1984 Orton, Jim...... 1969-71 Otting, Eric ...... 1985-88 Clayton Otwell, . . . 2000-03 John Owen, ...... 1981 DonOwens, ...... 1961 Gary.Oyler, ...... 1962 106 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I alr rc.2000-03 Taylor, Eric .1974-77Taylor, Clarence .2001-02 Taylor, Bret .1967 Taylor, Charles Tauscher,. 1980 Doug .2000-2002 Tatum, Eric .1976 Tate, John .1986 Tarwater, Kyler Tangye,. 1995-1999 Chris .2002-03 Talley III,Henry Tacca,. 1983-85 Steve T .1983 Symington, Chirs .1980-81 Swyden, Forrest .1947Swisher. . 1995-97 Swirles, Chris . 1993Swingle, Brien .1980-84 Swietek, Tim .1956 Norman Swartz, .1971 Jeff Swart, . 1990-91Swanson, Rodger . 1976 Don Swafford, .1965 Sutter, John .1964 Sutherland, Kent .1979 Summerville, Steve .1990 Jeff Summers, .1967 Sullivan, Tom .1986-87 Suggs, Ron .1964-67 Stuke, Jim Stubblefield, Mike 1999-2000 . 1977 Jime Stuart, . 1981Stroud, Keith .1951-54 Stroud, Don . 1987 Strommen, Pal .1982-84 Stringer, Joe .1947-50 Strimple, Clyde . . 1981Stratton, Marc .1982-83 Stous, Roger .1986 Stous, Kevin . 1996-97Stones, Brent .1974 Stone, Monte Stone, Eugene.1983 .1993-96 Stokes, Zuri .1984-88 Stindt, Bruce .1968 Stice, Greg .1998-99 Stewart, Kris .1969 Stewart, Don .1947Stevens. . 1988-89 Stenzel, Greg Steinmeyer,. 1949 D. .1982-83 Steinle, Brad .1981 Steinbock, Jay .1952 Stein, Gerald .1993-94 Stegman, Steve .1972-75Steen, George. .1951 Steele, C. .1986-87 Stedman, Troy .1972-73 Stauffer, John. . 1995-96Stattelman, A.J. .1980 Mark Startton, . 1979-80 Stark, Kevin .1984-86 Starbuck, Scott .1961 Starbuck, Mike .1958-61 Starbuck, Larry .1956 Starbuck, Clifford .1951-54Stansbury, Cliff. . 1954-57 Stansbury, Bill .1966-67Stanhope, Bill. .1994 Jim Stanfield, .1970 Standiferd, Lin .1995 Colby Stanchfield, .1953-54 Stambaugh, Don .1956-58 Stalker, Norman .1979 Stadler, Rick .1959 Stadler, Jerry 1997-99 Stackpole, Michael .1979-80 Sprouse, Chuck .1974-75 Spiker, Kerry .1995 Spies, Wade . 1990Spence, Jim .1969 Spellerberg, Bill CHABOD R OSTER V .1970 Ure, Larry .1972 Terry Underwood, . 1949-50 Ulsh, Ray U W .1981 Vughn, Jason . 1991Votypka, Will .1987 Voorhees, Gary .1959-60 Voights, Jim .1971 Voelker, Ted .1964Voelker, Rodney .1983 Chuck Vigliante, . .1974Verser, Robin .1981 Vaughn, Marcus .1983 Vandiver, David .1982-86 Van Sickle,Mike .1969-71 Van Riper, Lee .1971-74 Van Allen,Peter .1970 Valcour, Doug .1983 Valburg, Tony .1970 Vail, Glenn Vacek, Ed.1984-85 Tyler,. 1989-90 Jesse Twombley,. 1993 Adrian .1983-85 Turner, Larry . .1970 Turner, Jack .1991-92Turek, Danny . .1981Tucker, Rick .1956 Tucker, Terry .1949 Tubbs, C. .1985-86 Tsaffaras, Andy .1989 Trimble, Tony .1985 Trice, Russel .1992 Trice, Robert .1983 Toy, Paul .1969-70 Towner, Galen .1971-72 Tompkins, Bob .1971-72 Tomlinson, Bruce . 1999 Tomassi, Jason .1999-2001 Tomassi, David .1994 Toews, Shane .1962 Toelkes, Mike Todd, Joey .2000 .1996-2000 Todd, Chad Toby,. 2000-03 Adam .1969 Rich. Tilton, . 1986-87 Harold Tillman, .1963-66 Rodger Tiesing, .1964 Edgar Tidwell, .1947 Tice .1966 Ron Tialdo, .2001-03 Thursby, Ben .1990-93 Thornhill, James .1975 Thorne, Mark .1973 Thompson, Theopolious .2002-03 Thompson, Justin Thompson,. 1981 Craig .1952 Thompson, Ted .1994 Thomas, Toby .1974-76Thomas, Fred .1990-91 Thomas, Chris .1970 Thomas, Billie 1979-82 Russell Thogmartin, . . 1965 Theis, Ron .1964 Theil, Wally .1983 Thatch, Alex .1988 Terry, Doug .1994-97 Tenbrink, Todd .1949 Templar, Joe .1994-95 Teddy, Jason .1997-2000 Taylor, Preston .1981-82Taylor, Jeff Taylor,. 1988 George (1946- PRESENT ilas ik.1952-53 Williams, Dick .1954 Wilkinson, D. .1983-84 Wiley, William .1983 Wiley, Doug .1984 Wiley, Dan .1946 Wilcox, Winfield .1987 Wilcots, Craig .1992 Wier, Allan .1989-90 DaveWiemers, .1963 Rich Wieigers, . 1947 Wicox, C. .1969 Keith Wickstrum, . 1982 Lewis Wickliffe, .1982 Whitwam, Todd .1997-2001 Whittle, Chris .1967-68 Whitt, Rick . 1983Whiting, William .1961 Whiteman, Keith . 1951Whitehead, D. . 1981Whited, Greg .1977 White, Sam . .1991 White, Ryan . 1978White, George . 1951White, D. .1964-66 White, Charles .1970 Whitbeck, Bob .1957 John Whiffen, .1995-99 Wheeler, Kevin .1992 Wheat, Todd .1969-72 Westgate, Mike .1976 Western, Jim .1965-68West, Dan. .1949-50 West, Bob .1969 Chuck Wert, .1976 Werner, Bob .1983-84 Wenstrand, Eldon .1994 Wells, Russ .1990-92 Wells, Joe .1964-66 Wellman, Jack .1956 Welcher, Robert Welch, Mike. 1983-86 .1975 Weixelman, Paul .1980 Weissbeck, Rick .1978-80 Weissbeck, Jim . 1994 Don Weisert, .1979 Weisbeck, Rick . 1988 Weinkoetz, Eric .1963-66 Weinbrecht, Mike .1968-69 Weigel, Steve .1979 Weeks, Scott . 1994 Weddle, Mark Webber,. 1993-96 Grant . 2000-03 Watts, Tim .1947Watson. . 1991Washington, Brandon .1980-82 Warrick, Wes .1972-75 Warren, Robert. .1986 Warren, Israel .1982 Warren, Donald .1947 Warren .1951-52Warner, Tom .1972 Wapp, Mike . 1986-89Wandix, Dashiell .1973 Waltz, John . 1997-98 Walstrom, Jeff .1971 Walsh, Bill .1952 Wallick, Bill .1962 Wallerstedt, Jim. .1964-65 Wallace, Bob .1967-68 Wall, Dick. .1972-74 Walker, Wayne .1995 Walker, Shawn . 1985Walker, James .1984-86 Walker, Aaron . 1983Walker, Aaron .1971Walker, Wayne .1964 Waldo, Bill .1973 Wahl, Bill . 1975Wagner, Richard .1974-77Wagner, Dan Wagner, .1969-71 Steve. .1963-64 Waggamann, Pat .1991 Wagenknecht, Scott .1988 Wade, Darren .1964 Wabby, Jim ) Wischmeyer, Scott .1987 .1997-98 Winter, Josh .1995-96 Winston, Rodger .1950 Winslow .1977 Winkelbauer, Tim . 1948 Wincox, Winfield .2001-03 Wimpy, Jeff .1977 Wiltse, Marty .1997-2001 Wilson, Dan . 2000-01Wilson, Brian .1952 Wilson, Les. .1946 Wilson, Bob Willis, Tony. .1972 .1952-55 Willis, Frank .1974 Williamson, Terry .1965 Williamson, Jim .1972 Williams, Tom .1986-90 Williams, Les .1985-86 Williams, Kevin .1983 Williams, George .2002-03 Williams, Forrest .1986 Williams, Earl .1993 Williams, Daina .1986 Williams, Curtis Williams, Clarence. 1997-2000 . 1990-91Williams, Chuck .1994 Williams, BillyDee . 1976Williams, Bill .1970-71Williams, Tom. . 1949 Williams, R. Williams, Jr.,. 1956 Charles on 665carriesand29touchdowns. Washburn careerwithaschool-record2,794 yards to eclipsethe1,000-yard his mark.DeLisafinished runningback Washburn recordbecomingthefirst theseasonwith1,185finished anew yardssetting conference championshipfor theIchabods.DeLisa duringthe1983 HaysState Fort season,thelast Running backDinoDeLisacarriestheballagainst emn ee .1946 Yeoman, Gene . 1981-82Yaws, Jay Jay .1966 Yaria, Joe Yager,. 1976 Mark .1972-75Yager, Gary. Y Wyatt, Derrick . 1982 Derrick Wyatt, .1966 Bob. Wyatt, .1971 Mike Wurth, .1973 Wright, Brad .1994-97 Wrecke, Justin Wrecke,. 1999-2000 Garrett .1995-96 Wrecke, Brennan .1983 Worrel, Scott .1949-50 Works, Bruce .1979-81 Woods, Harold .1947-49 Dick Woodruff, .1963 Woodridge, Larry .1949 Woodberry, L. .1998 Wood, James Wonnell,. 1994-95 Dave .1994-95 Wonderly, Jeff .1987 Wolosuk, Mike .1997-2001 Billy Wolff, .1983 Wittman, Gavin .1984-85 Witham, Joe .1963 Wiskoski, Ed. Note: Every effort has been has effort Every Note: .1990 Zwiener, Michael . 1978 Zlatnik, Alan .1986-87 Zimmer, John . 1976Zeller, Dave . 1984 Zeil, Bruce .1970 Zanella, Ronald 2000-03 Zandevakili, Andre Z made to accurately list every list accurately to made former player. Please contact Please player. former the Washburn Sports Washburn the Information Office for any for Office Information adjustments. on,Drk .1999-2002 Young, Derek .1995 Young, David .1992 Young, Cage .1969 Young, Edmond .1947Young. .1994-95 Youman, Wayne Additionally, starting before starting Additionally, the 2003- newcomers were newcomers 2003- the not added to the roster list roster the to added not until their second season second their until with the Ichabods. the with Washburn Ichabod Football 107 101 66 124 11 249 136 NN NN NN 1891-1961 RR RR RR 2003 Media Guide UU UU UU BB BB BB HH HH HH SS SS SS AA AA AA WW WW WW UMMARY S EARLY Y CHABOD I Bearg 7-1-1 .833 • • Kansas Conference • 212 40 Year WU Coach1891 Unknown1892 Unknown1893 Unknown1894 Gains W.M. 1895 Record Games Played Record of No 1896 Griffith W. PCT1897 Paul Coldren1898 1-4-0 CONF Paul Coldren1899 0-2-0 .200 Medford William 1900 1-0-0 .000 3-1-0 Ben Owen 1.0001901 PCT Banks Lawrence .7501902 • Page H. Ward 6-1-1 7-1-01903 • 2-5-2 A.R. Kennedy 4-0-11904 • .813 .875 John Outland • .3331905 .900 John Outland 3-2-3 CONFERENCE1906 • Garfield Weede 6-2-01907 .563 • • 3-4-0 • Garfield Weede Intercollegiate Athletic • • .750 • 7-0-1 .429 • 7-2-0 .938 • CHAMPION 7-3-0 .778 8-1-3 • • PTS WU • OPP PTS • .700 8-0-0 • .792 • 1.000 • • • 5-0-0 • • • • • • • Kansas Conference • 1.000 • • Kansas Conference • 46 • • Kansas Conference Kansas Conference • • Kansas Conference • 146 Kansas Conference Kansas Conference • • • • • • 0 18 • • 47 • 76 • • • 34 • • 126 168 80 46 90 0 183 30 34 • 81 123 137 151 50 6 14 29 194 91 23 83 11 22 1908 Garfield Weede1909 Robert Stewart1910 Robert Stewart1911 Driver Lloyd William 1912 Driver Lloyd William 1913 4-5-1 Glen Gray1914 4-4-0 .444 3-5-1 Glen Gray1915 4-4-0 5-3-0 .500 Glen Gray .3891916 .500 A.R. Kennedy .6251917 • A.R. Kennedy1918 Ernest Bearg • •1919 • • 3-3-2 Ernest1920 Dwight Ream 5-3-01921 .500 • Dwight Ream 3-6-0 2-5-11922 .625 G.D. Vosburg • 2-6-2 •1923 .333 .313 George Woodward • •1924 4-1-0 .300 Kansas Conference • George Woodward1925 .800 • Kansas Conference Kansas Conference 5-2-3 George Woodward1926 • • Kansas Conference Kansas Conference George Woodward 3-5-1 0-8-2 .6501927 • Wynne Roy 1-7-0 2-7-0 .3891928 .100 • • Wynne Roy 1929 2-4-1 .125 .222 • Ernest Bearg1930 3-4-1 • • .357 • Ernest Bearg1931 • Kansas Conference • .438 • Ernest Bearg Kansas Conference • • • • Kansas Conference Kansas Conference • 1-7-0 • Kansas Conference • • • 2-7-0 • .125 • 5-6-0 • Kansas Conference • 86 .222 7-2-0 .455 • • 95 Kansas Conference 65 7-3-0 .778 • 115 129 Kansas Conference • 104 Kansas Conference .700 • • Kansas Conference Kansas Conference 146 • • 100 99 Kansas Conference • 51 • Kansas Conference • • • • • 95 • 113 • • 47 42 • Kansas Conference • 45 61 • Central Conference 77 Central Conference • 90 • 166 133 Central Conference • • 107 Central Conference 82 • 54 38 28 • 37 37 63 16 111 124 52 184 124 • • 52 • 97 • 21 51 100 189 130 148 110 92 1932 Ernest Bearg1933 Ernest Bearg1934 Ernest Bearg1935 Ernest Bearg1936 Elmer Holm1937 Elmer Holm1938 6-3-1 Elmer Holm1939 4-6-1 .650 Elmer Holm1940 2-5-1 .409 Elmer Holm 4-6-01941 .313 Elmer Holm1942 .400 2-6-1 • Bob Raugh 0-10-01943 • .278 Bob Raugh1944 .000 6-3-0 • Dee Errickson1945 6-4-0 • .667 Lane Lew 1946 4-6-0 • .600 Dick Godlove •1947 • 5-2-2 • .400 Dick Godlove1948 • 1-6-0 .667 Dick Godlove •1949 Central Conference • 2-4-2 Dick Godlove 1-6-0 • .143 Central Conference • • .375 .143 Central Conference (MVC) Missouri Valley • • 6-2-1 3-1-0 • 7-1-0 • .722 .750 • 3-5-1 • • .875 7-2-0 • .389 • .778 • • • • Central Intercollegiate • • • • MVC • MVC • • • 125 • MVC • • MVC 75 108 • MVC 37 67 • 55 103 CIC 67 • CIC CIC • • 144 CIC CIC • CIC 53 • 38 CIC • 69 CIC 160 148 145 209 137 • 160 • • 148 198 21 • • 52 24 • • 148 138 60 223 112 159 177 86 34 56 125 1950 Dick Godlove1951 Dick Godlove1952 Dick Godlove1953 Dick Godlove1954 Dick Godlove1955 Dick Godlove 3-4-11956 Dick Godlove 6-3-01957 .438 Dick Godlove 4-5-01958 .667 Dick Godlove 7-1-01959 .444 Ralph Brown 6-2-01960 .875 • Ralph Brown 6-2-11961 .750 • Ralph Brown 3-6-0 .722 • 5-4-0 .333 • 4-5-0 .556 • • 3-6-0 .444 • • 3-6-0 • .333 • 3-6-0 • .333 • • .333 • • • 1-4-0 • • .200 (5th) • CIC • CIC • CIC • CIC CIC CIC CIC CIC CIC WASHBURN CIC • WASHBURN CIC • CIC 170 • Pittsburg State 120 82 196 143 46 • 115 100 120 • 160 • 163 194 185 • 134 • 194 • 111 131 163 148 90 120 124 156 173 108 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I 01Tn ee - 2227.2 9h IAPtsugSae23400 372 263 309 279 280 PittsburgState 347 347 263 Missouri Northwest 283 255 Missouri Northwest 232 207 MIAA 390 241 Missouri MIAA Northwest Missouri MIAA Northwest 231 Missouri Northwest 200 234 MIAA 304 MIAA 214 PittsburgState MIAA PittsburgState Missouri PSU/Northwest MIAA 414 233 94 233 112 .333 (7th) 341 218 .222(9th) 3-6 291 266 171 MIAA 240 .333(6th) 2-7 253 MIAA PittsburgState PittsburgState .463 3-6 177 .444 (T5th) 279 .272 198 PittsburgState 4-5 Missouri Southern 446-520-44 .333(T6th) 132 .272 PittsburgState .222(8th) 3-6 3-8 .454 PittsburgState 3-8 .450 (7th) PittsburgState 2-7 MIAA PittsburgState MIAA .545 333 PittsburgState 5-6 MIAA 4-5 .364 CSIC 6-5 CSIC .273 .333(T7th) 4-7 134 .222(8th) 3-6-0 Intercoll .400 Mid-America CSIC 3-8 CSIC 2-7-0 TOTALS MissouriIntercoll. 4-6 CraigSchurig .400 .222(8th) 2002 Nebraska-Kearney Tony DeMeo .200 2-7-0 2001 4-6-0 Tony DeMeo .111 (10th) 2000 2-8-0 .450(T5th) .300(9th) Tony 1-8-0 DeMeo .000(10th) .200 CSIC 4-5-0 1999 0-9-0 Tony DeMeo 3-7-0 .714 (T2nd) 1998 2-8-0 .091 Tony .714 DeMeo 5-2-0 (2nd) .400 1997 .000 .300 Tony DeMeo 1-10-0 5-2-0 .714 (T2nd) 1996 4-6-0 .636 0-10-0 .286(7th) Tony DeMeo 5-2-0 3-7-0 1995 .545 Tony DeMeo 2-5-0 7-4-0 1994 .727 Williams Caryl/Andy 6-5-0 1993 .364 DennisCaryl 8-3-0 1992 DennisCaryl .286(T6th) 4-7-0 1991 2-5-0 DennisCaryl 1990 Elliott Larry 1989 .200 Elliott Larry 1988 Elliott Larry 2-8-0 1987 Elliott Larry 1986 Elliott Larry 1985 Tardiff/Larry Elliott 1984 91GenJgdise370.0 -- 49(4h SCPtsugSae9 215 321 248 222 92 229 166 96 193 208 182 151 CSIC PittsburgState 161 268 152 Nebraska-Kearney 162 163 210 Nebraska-Kearney/PSU Nebraska-Kearney 166 176 ESU./N. Colorado CSIC 186 Nebraska-Kearney 227 214 CSIC Nebraska-Kearney/PSU CSIC 200 Emporia State CSIC CSIC Colorado Northern PittsburgState 164 GPAC Colorado Northern 241 CSIC Colorado Northern 302 Nebraska-Kearney 217 RMAC .857(1st) 87 GPAC 81 234 GPAC Great Plains 6-1-0 53 RMAC CentralStates 88 .143 (6th) .800 PittsburgState 169 Nebraska-Omaha .143 (T7th) 1-6-0 .429(T4th) Nebraska-Omaha 8-2-0 1-6-0 .400(T7th) .286(T7th) 3-4-0 • Nebraska-Omaha 4-6-0 2-5-0 .100 .643(T3rd) Colorado Northern • .667(4th) 4-2-1 .200 CIC .300 1-9-0 • CIC .400 .400 4-2-0 CIC .400(T4th) 2-8-0 3-7-0 .650 CIC .625(3rd) 2-3-0 Rocky Mountain 4-6-0 4-6-0 • • .600 GeorgeTardiff 3-2-0 6-3-1 1983 • .500 GlennJagodzinske 6-4-0 1982 • .725 GlennJagodzinske 5-5-0 1981 .500 .350 Hampton Gary 8-3-0 • 1980 .400 Hampton Gary 3-6-1 1979 Elliott .500 Larry .250(4th) 4-6-0 1978 3-3-0 .250 (4th) Elliott Larry .000(5th) 5-5-0 1-3-0 .625 1977 .250(4th) Elliott 1-3-0 Larry 0-4-0 .500 1976 5-3-2 Elliott Larry 1-3-0 .222 1975 .222 5-5-0 Elliott Larry .000 2-7-0 1974 .278 BobNoblitt 2-7-0 0-9-0 1973 BobNoblitt 2-6-1 1972 BobNoblitt 1971 Harold Elliott 1970 Harold Elliott 1969 BillSchaake 1968 BillSchaake 1967 EdLinta 1966 EdLInta 1965 93ElsRisegr540.5 -- 50(r)CCNbak-mh 7 108 207 179 125 Nebraska-Omaha OPPPTS WUPTS Nebraska-Omaha CHAMPION CIC CIC CIC CONFERENCE 1.000 PCT (1st) .500(3rd) 4-0-0 .400(4th) 2-2-0 .889 2-3-0 CONF .556 8-1-0 .444 PCT 5-4-0 4-5-0 Record EllisRainsberger 1964 EllisRainsberger 1963 EllisRainsberger 1962 WUCoach Year CHABOD retBag(993).35-31-3 Ernest Bearg(1929-35) .3-14-0 Roy (1927-28) Wynne .7-23-4 George Woodward (1923-26) G.D. Vosburg (1922). .1-7-0 .8-7-4* Dwight Ream(1920-21) Ernest Bearg(1918-19) .11-2-1 . .5-12-2A.R. Kennedy (1916-17) Glen Gray (1913-15) .11-10-3 William Lloyd .8-8-1 Driver (1911-12) .8-8-0 Stewart (1909-10) Robert Weede (1906-08).Garfield .20-6-4 .14-5-0 John Outland(1904-05) A.R. Kennedy (1903). .7-0-1 . .3-4-0 H. Ward Page(1902) .3-2-3 (1901) Lawrence Banks .6-2-0 Ben Owen (1900) .2-5-2 William Melford (1899) .11-1-1 Paul Coldren (1897-98) .6-1-1 (1896) W. Griffith .3-1-0 W.M. Gains(1894) .Record Coach (Years) OCIGRCRSWINNINGPERCENTAGES COACHING RECORDS Y EARLY WASHBURN COACHING HISTORY S UMMARY C C r r a a i i g g Tony .31-54 DeMeo(1994-01) Andy Williams (1993). .0-2-0 . 7-32-0 (1990-93). Dennis Caryl Elliott(1984-89). . .30-29-0* Larry .8-7-0 George Tardiff (1983-84). .4-16-0 Glenn Jagodzinske (1981-82) .6-14-0 Hampton (1979-80) Gary .28-22-1* Elliott(1974-78) Larry .12-17-1*Bob Noblitt (1971-73) .10-8-2 Harold Elliott(1969-70) .2-16-0Bill Schaake (1967-68). .4-13-1 (1965-66) Ed Linta .17-10Ellis Rainsberger(1962-64). .9-18-0*Ralph Brown (1959-61) .67-42-4 Dick Godlove (1946-58) .3-1-0 Lew Lane(1945) .1-6-0 (1944) Dee Errickson .3-10-2 Bob Raugh(1942-43) Elmer Holm(1936-41). .23-31-3 .Record Coach (Years)

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3 3 - - 8 8 0 alClrn(879). . 11-1-1. ..885 10. PaulColdren (1897-98) 9. A.R.Kennedy (1903; .12-12-2. 1916-17) ..500 ..737 . . 14-5-0. 8. JohnOutland(1904-05). 7. .17-10-0. EllisRainsberger(1962-64). ..630 ..733 .20-6-4. Weede (1906-08) 6. Garfield ..430 .23-31-3. 5. ElmerHolm(1936-41) .31-54-0. ..364 4. Tony DeMeo (1994-2001) 3. ErnestBearg(1918-19; ..578 1929-35). . .46-33-4. .58-51-1. ..532 Elliott (1974-78;2. Larry 1984*-89) ..611 .67-42-4 1. DickGodlove (1946-58) (minimum of18 games) *Elliottcoachedfivegames in1984 10. A.R.Kennedy (1903; 1916-17) . . 12-12-2. ..500 9. GlenGray (1913-15). . . 11-10-3 ..521 ..526 8. DwightReam(1920-21). . 8-7-4. .58-51-1. ..532 7. Elliott(1974-78; Larry 1984*-89) ..550 .10-8-2. 6. Harold Elliott (1969-70) 5. ErnestBearg(1918-19; ..578 1929-35). .46-33-4. ..611 .67-42-4 4. DickGodlove (1946-58). 3. EllisRainsberger(1962-64). .17-10-0. ..630 ..733 .20-6-4. Weede (1906-08) 2. Garfield ..737 .14-5-0. 1. JohnOutland(1904-05) lnGa 11-5 . .11-10-3Glen Gray (1913-15) . ..521 VICTORIES W W A A S S H H B B U U R R N N 2 132 226 8 53 182 Washburn Ichabod Football 109 66 44 44 00 11 11 -- -- 66 55 88 99 titled CORES S Topeka Journal, Topeka IME HaskellOttawa W W 11-4 26-5 2003 Media Guide -T Topeka High Topeka Kansas State StateEmporia Kansas Mary’sSt. WOklahoma LCampbell W 12-0 0-40 24-6 W L L 12-11 W 0-17 8-42 34-0 Drake L 0-6 Denver L 5-30 LL published an article named 1909: 4-4-0 1909: Coach: Robert Stewart A 11 11 -- 44 22 11 CHABOD I Kansas Historical Quarterly Historical Kansas When an athlete or team accomplishes a “first”When an athlete or team accomplishes all these days, the thrown included – claim to have schools – Washburn Many Records indicate the first forward Navy written by pass rule was College National According to Pat Harmon, historian at the rule, and legal forward the 1906 illegal passes before have So we Book of Kansas states on page 15: The Capper/MRI Quick-Fact edition of the An article in the Oct. 30, 1935, The The article said the pass delivery “Isley primi- goes on to say was did indeed concludes Washburn these sources, the researcher From Topeka High Topeka StateEmporia Haskell Mary’sSt. Kansas WKansas State WWichita State 10-0 18-0 W W W W W 33-0 22-6 5-0 12-0 12-5 High Topeka Kansas State StateEmporia Wichita StateKansas W Mary’sSt. LOklahoma W 17-6 L 4-23 6-0 16-25 L L T 0-23 0-6 6-6 Oklahoma W 12-0 Did the Ichabodsfirst forward throw pass? the capable of bringing it America can witness as modern technology is who Firstsinto our living rooms. which happened decades ago, like the firstthrew forwarda little less clear. pass, are first the did or not depends on how forward pass. Whether Washburn implementation of the rule is viewed. part in 1906. coach Paul Dashiell and became a legal of the game the official before forward and Any pass thrown be illegal, rule would opinion, not a historical first.in the researcher’s Accepting that view that the first believing one from prohibits forward thrown pass was or a North Carolina- in 1876 game during either a Yale-Princeton documents show. as various in 1895, Georgia game the first collegiate forwardFootball Hall of Fame, legal pass was against game during a Sept. 5, 1906 Louis University St. by thrown College. Carroll forward passes after during the rule. But what about a pass thrown rules changes? That is where designed to test proposed a game a “first” believe can happen If you claim comes into play. Washburn’s in is correct rules, then Washburn testing proposed during a game the firstclaiming it threw forward pass. “The first forward pass in football history in December, thrown was and University Washburn between in a football game 1905, College.” Fairmount rules sug- grid Game 30 years ago testing new played “Washburn in the football spotlight Christmas was reports:gested,” “Washburn with game a postseason when the Ichabods played in 1905 Day in Wichita rules changes. It was to test the proposed Fairmount game.” Camp as the Walter known who Bliss Isley, which quotes College Football in Kansas,” “Evans: “The first game: forward pass in history was in the 1905 played that afternoon to Artthrown Bill Davis by good for a Solter and was gain.” 10-yard player a basketball with both hands like the ball heaved Davis tive. air.” the through and wobbled throw shooting a free a game during the firstthrow forward in 1905 pass on Christmas Day not the regular was in question set of rules. The game to test a new preseason contest listed in this media guide – in which Washburn tie that is not listed in the 1905 – but rather a scoreless 10-6 vailed scores. 1907: 8-0-0 (5-0) 8-0-0 1907: Kansas Champions Conference GarfieldCoach: Weede 4-5-1 1908: Coach: Garfield Weede 11 66 66 33 33 99 22 -- 44 11 88 22 22 22 -- 88 ------11 77 66 22 77 -- 33 44 44 11 33 44 88 99 55 11 33 11 11 11 Denver A.C.Denver HaskellKansas L L 0-5 W 5-11 29-0 Topeka High Topeka FriendsKansas StateColl. of Emporia StateEmporia WColoradoFort Riley W WKansas State 9-0 Wichita State W W 29-0 Kansas 9-0 Mary’sSt. 28-0 6-0 T W W L 18-0 5-4 0-0 6-7 W T 42-0 0-0 Emporia StateEmporia Coll. of EmporiaLincoln MedicsKansas StateKansas T WBethany WMissouri 47-0 0-0 W 29-0 34-0 W W WColl. of Emporia 5-0 12-6 StateEmporia 6-0 Wichita StateDoane WKansasHaskell W 10-0 Kansas State WMissouri 21-0 10-0 W W L L 45-6 56-0 W 0-5 Coll. of Emporia 0-14 StateEmporia 18-0 Kansas StateOttawa WOklahomaWichita State W 39-0 Kansas WColorado 29-6 Denver 12-5 W W W 10-6 16-6 9-6 L L W 11-18 5-30 6-0 Emporia StateEmporia MedicsKC Joseph MedicsSt. Kansas A.C.Denver W W Wheel Club Denver Bethany L T 6-0 6-5 L 5-11 0-0 T 0-18 W 0-0 KansasHaskell 18-0 MissouriOttawa StateEmporia Coll. of Emporia L W L W L 0-33 L 17-5 5-41 6-0 0-28 0-16 Oklahoma T 0-0 Colorado College L 0-6 Ottawa W 23-4 Central Missouri W 6-0 Highland Park W 35-0 Ottawa T 12-12 Ottawa W 16-0 1906: 8-1-3 1906: Coach: Garfield Weede Coach: John Outland 7-3-0 1905: Coach: John Outland 1903: 7-0-1 1903: Coach: A.R. Kennedy 7-2-0 1904: 1901: 3-2-3 1901: Banks Coach: Lawrence 3-4-0 1902: Page Coach: H. Ward 00 00 00 11 33 44 00 66 -- 88 99 22 11 33 55 44 -- 88 ------11 00 11 44 11 00 66 66 -- 33 88 99 77 66 22 44 11 HaskellKansasFort RileyColorado College W W 29-6 W W 11-0 24-0 80-0 KC MedicsKC KansasKansas StateOttawa A.C.Denver College of Emporia T StateEmporia WKansas T L 0-0 24-0 L W 0-0 L 0-35 10-5 0-5 0-11 L 0-23 Midland A.C.Denver Club Wheel Denver Ottawa W W 22-5 W 18-6 5-0 T 12-12 Haskell High Topeka Fort LeavenworthOttawaKansas State W High Topeka WKansas State W 8-4 6-0 W W 6-0 L W 4-0 18-0 4-10 36-0 Fort Riley IndependentsTopeka Midland WHaskellMidland 28-0 Kansas Medics IndependentsTopeka T W W W 14-0 4-4 W W 32-0 10-0 8-6 30-0 MidlandColl. of EmporiaMidland W W 16-4 W 18-4 42-0 Baker L 0-44 KC YMCAKC BakerKansasKansas W 8-2 L L L 18-28 10-32 10-38 Haskell L 0-12 Kansas State W 24-0 Haskell W 8-0 St. Mary’sSt. L 0-40 Coll. of Emporia L 0-22 Topeka High Topeka W 18-0 Kansas L 0-36 Baker L 0-46 1900: 6-2-0 1900: Coach: Ben Owen 1899: 2-5-2 1899: Coach: William Melford 1898: 4-0-1 1898: Coach: Paul Coldren 1897: 7-1-0 1897: Coach: Paul Coldren Coach: W. Griffith 1896: 6-1-1 1896: 1894: 3-1-0 1894: Coach: W. M. Gains 1893: 1-0-0 1893: Coach: Unknown 1892: 0-2-0 1892: Coach: Unknown 1891: 1-4-0 1891: Unknown Coach: 1895 No Record of Games Played 1895 110 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I Coach: GlenGray 1914: 5-3-0 Coach: GlenGray 1913: 3-3-2 Coach: WilliamLloydDriver 1912: 5-3-0 Coach: WilliamLloydDriver 1911: 3-5-1 Stewart Coach: Robert 1910: 4-5-0 CHABOD the following second team MIAA honors MIAA was thefirst year in1991. Washburn’s was named in 1990. He ersaL0-19 L Nebraska 3-21 L Kansas State 5-6 L Kansas State 0-33 L State Kansas Ichabod to ae 7-3 W 33-3 14-20 6-0 20-2 L W W 0-19 W 26-16 Baker L Central Missouri W Coll. ofEmporia St. Mary’s Kansas Emporia State Kansas State 0-3 0-14 24-0 24-12 0-0 L L W W 6-6 T 41-7 Oklahoma State W William Jewell T Coll. ofEmporia St. Mary’s Kansas 14-16 Emporia State 22-7 Kansas State 10-0 L W 55-0 W 6-7 12-0 W 7-0 L W St. Mary’s W Drury Kansas Emporia State Ottawa William Jewell 18-0 6-14 Denver W 8-0 0-37 L 28-3 0-0 W W L 0-22 T St. Mary’s L 0-17Emporia State Kansas Oklahoma L Haskell 9-3 State Wichita Ottawa 6-21 Coll. ofEmporia W 0-9 L 28-5 33-0 12-14 L W L W Tarkio 27-15Missouri Wesleyan Kansas W Emporia State Ottawa Baker Coll. ofEmporia (1990-91) earn first McGhghy team all- Todd A LL -T IME 1 1 1 5 2 9 6 - 9 5 5 1 - - - 0 5 6 9 0 1 9 1 S Coach: A.R.Kennedy 1917: 2-6-2 Coach: A.R.Kennedy 1916: 3-6-0 Coach: GlenGray 1915: 3-4-1 Coach: ErnestBearg 1919: 7-1-1 Coach: ErnestBearg 1918 :4-1-0 CORES assSaeL0-47 L State Kansas 0-6 L Kansas State 7-14 L Nebraska t aysW13-0 W St. Mary’s 0-38 L State Kansas ae 0-0 0-13 0-6 0-7 2-34 0-0 L T L L 0-3 19-6 L T W 24-0 L Coll. ofEmporia State Wichita W St. Mary’s Emporia State Baker Kansas Ottawa Cooper 0-27 Midland 0-9 0-20 7-6 L 13-9 7-23 0-25 L L W W 20-0 L L W Coll. ofEmporia State Wichita Kansas Emporia State Ottawa Baker 0-41 Friends Cooper L 16-9 0-10 7-7 0-47 0-6 W L 19-7 L T L W Coll. ofEmporia Kansas Emporia State Central Missouri Nebraska Baker Cooper ae 13-0 0-0 W 53-0 32-14 47-0 T W W W State Wichita Baker Kansas Ottawa 14-0 9-28 32-7 Cooper W W L 22-3 W State Kansas Midland Haskell Emporia State 4 4 4 1 5 7 2 1 9 - - 3 - 0 1 1 1 - - 6 3 7 0 3 6 3 7 8 7 * Forfeited laterby WU * Forfeited Coach: DwightReam 1920: 5-2-3 Coach: GeorgeWoodward 1923: 0-8-2 Coach: G.D.Vosburg 1922: 1-7-0 Coach: DwightReam 1921: 3-5-1 otHy tt 7-6 W Hays State Fort akl 7-17 L Haskell 0-6 L Pittsburg State 0-13 L Oklahoma State 7-0 W *Pittsburg State assSaeT0-0 17-6 14-9 W T 7-7 14-14 0-6 16-7 7-0 W T T W 0-14 L W Kansas State St. Mary’s L Coll. ofEmporia Emporia State State Wichita Baker Ottawa Kansas Nebraska ae 0-0 T 7-12 0-10 7-7 0-13 7-14 L L T 0-10 L L Baker L 0-25 Pittsburg State 0-16 Emporia State St. Mary’s L L Coll. ofEmporia McPherson Ottawa 7-32 Kansas Wesleyan State Kansas 6-14 L 3-32 2-6 L 0-34 L 19-13 L L 0-47 W St. Mary’s L Coll. ofEmporia Emporia State Baker Kansas 3-14 State Kansas Ottawa L 17-16 3-6 0-0 10-7 7-6 W 7-28 L T W W 7-21 L St. Mary’s Coll. ofEmporia L Emporia State State Wichita Baker Ottawa Pittsburg State Kansas t aysW40-7 W 0-7 20-6 L W St. Mary’s Coll. ofEmporia Emporia State 5 2 2 3 4 1 8 7 8 - 2 - - 2 1 1 1 - - 4 2 8 1 6 0 4 4 3 1 Coach: GeorgeWoodward 1926: 3-4-1 Coach: GeorgeWoodward 1925: 2-4-1 Coach: GeorgeWoodward 1924: 2-7-0 Coach: ErnestBearg 1930: 7-2-0 Coach: ErnestBearg 1929: 5-6-0 Coach: RoyWynne 1928: 2-7 Coach: RoyWynne 1927: 1-7-0 ae 3-7 L Baker 0-20 L Pittsburg State otHy tt 27-0 W Hays State Fort 0-18 L Westminster 0-14 L Baker 3-3 T Baker t aysW10-7 W 13-9 0-35 13-0 6-14 W L 0-10 7-19 W L L St. Mary’s L Emporia State McPherson Kansas Wesleyan Coll. ofEmporia 7-0 Ottawa Kansas 0-6 W 0-22 0-0 6-0 L 0-16 L T W L St. Mary’s Emporia State Kansas Wesleyan 0-13 Coll. ofEmporia Bethany L 0-10Ottawa 3-6 L 0-18 L 7-28 10-0 L 0-23 17-6 L W Baker St. Mary’s L W Emporia State Coll. ofEmporia Ottawa McPherson State Kansas Kansas City moi tt 13-6 32-12 14-27 0-14 W 26-0 W L L W Emporia State State Wichita Coll. ofEmporia 7-19 Kansas State Haskell L 13-7 19-0 W W 6-2 0-20 14-19 0-6 W L 0-14 L 12-7 Southwestern Tulsa 2-16 L L St. Mary’s W Emporia State L State Wichita Coll. ofEmporia Pittsburg State Baker William Jewell Haskell 19-0 0-12 2-6 W L 6-45 0-27 L L 12-0 L Southwestern 0-20 12-20 Hays State Fort W Doane L L Emporia State State Wichita Pittsburg State 7-12 Coll. ofEmporia 7-0 William Jewell L 7-20 0-7 W L 0-19 0-13 L 0-45 L L St. Mary’s L Emporia State Friends Kansas Wesleyan Coll. ofEmporia Ottawa St. Regis 1 0 5 3 2 0 1 7 1 1 5 - - - - 6 2 1 1 1 1 - - 1 2 3 4 5 9 4 0 0 2 8 7 Washburn Ichabod Football 111 22 33 99 88 11 22 66 44 -- 11 22 11 -- 44 -- -- 44 44 77 22 22 11 22 55 CORES S IME Emporia StateEmporia Pittsburg StateWichita StateBenedictineFort State Hays L StatePeru T 12-20 T W 7-7 L 7-7 21-0 W 6-7 33-7 2003 Media Guide -T Northwest MissouriCentral MissouriKansas LColorado CollegePittsburg State WNorthwest Missouri 0-7 L 12-2 L L 0-67 L 0-28 6-26 0-47 Kansas Wesleyan StateEmporia Pittsburg StateWichita State LBenedictineFort State Hays LFort Riley* L 0-6 L 0-12 W 0-19 L 0-42 21-13 L 6-34 Kansas 0-13 Kansas StatePittsburg StateKansasPittsburg StateCentral Missouri LKansas State L T L T 7-13 7-27 L 0-0 0-39 W 0-0 0-13 13-6 Drake L 6-26 Rockhurst W 33-0 Southwestern L 0-22 Doane W 25-14 LL 1944: 1-6-0 1944: Coach: Dee Errickson 1942: 1-6-0 1942: Coach: Bob Raugh 2-4-2 1943: Coach: Bob Raugh *Not in overall record in overall *Not A 88 88 00 44 99 66 11 11 11 ------77 00 55 33 66 44 11 11 11 CHABOD I Coll. of EmporiaKansas Wesleyan W W 26-0 20-0 Baker StateEmporia KansasColorado CollegeWichita StateOklahoma State W WGrinnellKansas State 19-6 W 20-0 W L L 340 14-0 6-35 14-58 L W 14-41 Baker 6-0 StateEmporia MOWashington Colorado CollegeOklahoma StateBenedictine W W WDrakeGrinnell 26-0 12-0 L WCreighton 22-6 6-27 27-0 W 20-14 W L LColl. of Emporia 19-7 7-20 0-47 Tulsa StateEmporia MOWashington WGrinnellWichita State 26-0 Drake L LOklahoma StateRockhurst 20-28 7-38 L L L W 6-37 6-14 14-33 7-6 L W 25-23 6-19 Benedictine W 20-0 St. Mary’sSt. TX W 33-20 Wichita State L 6-7 Les Williams (1986-90) is third on the all-time rush- Williams (1986-90) Les ing charts the Ichabods with 2,030 yards. He for most yards by a senior also holds the record for on the Ichabods’ total He is 11th in 1988. with 947 offense list with 2,030 yards. 1941: 5-2-2 1941: Coach: Elmer Holm 1938: 6-3-0 1938: Elmer Holm Coach: 6-4-0 1939: Coach: Elmer Holm 4-6-0 1940: Coach: Elmer Holm 88 77 33 99 66 44 00 00 -- 11 22 11 77 ------33 88 33 88 33 55 00 11 Emporia StateEmporia KansasDrakeOklahoma StateGrinnell LColorado CollegeKansas State L 6-12 Mary’sSt. TXBenedictine L L 3-25 L 2-25 L L 0-6 L 0-25 7-20 L 0-13 13-51 0-13 HaskellArmyPittsburg State StateEmporia Kansas StateSouthwesternGonzaga L T L 13-18 L L W 6-14 0-0 6-14 0-19 6-0 LBaker StateEmporia Grinnell 0-2 BenedictineTulsaGonzaga WHaskellCreighton 12-7 WFort State Hays L L 32-7 6-13 L 6-12 L L W W 0-21 6-12 6-19 20-3 14-2 Wichita StateKansas StateEmporia Oklahoma StateGrinnell WCreightonColorado College L L 13-6 Tulsa L 7-14 T 0-6 W 6-19 L 0-0 20-32 7-6 L 0-47 Wichita State L 7-19 Drake L 0-18 Wichita State L 6-7 Wichita State W 6-0 1937: 0-10-0 1937: Coach: Elmer Holm 1935: 4-6-0 1935: Coach: Ernest Bearg 2-6-1 1936: Coach: Elmer Holm 1934: 2-5-1 1934: Coach: Ernest Bearg 77 55 22 66 55 66 99 66 ------55 99 11 55 77 88 00 22 11 11 11 Kevin Valley against College season. with 13. Missouri Ichabods holds the (1969-71) 241 yards 241 his senior record for BakerHaskellColl. of EmporiaTulsaPittsburg StateNebraska-Omaha W StateEmporia StateFresno W W WFort State Hays 6-3 LSouthwestern 26-0 31-0 L 6-0 L 0-6 T L 6-7 L 0-7 0-0 0-7 0-6 BakerColl. of EmporiaTulsaFort State Hays Haskell W StateEmporia Pittsburg State W 13-6 StateFresno WSouthwestern 12-0 T W 19-0 L L W 27-7 0-0 W 0-20 26-0 0-6 21-0 HaskellBakerFort State Hays Wichita State StateEmporia Pittsburg State WColl. of EmporiaSouthwestern* W W 27-7 Kansas State W W W L 6-0 7-6 20-7 W 18-0 15-0 6-18 L 2-0 0-22 WU record Wichita State L 0-19 Wichita State L 7-8 Kansas L 0-6 St. Mary’sSt. Fort State Hays SouthwesternPittsburg State W W W 31-7 W 27-13 33-6 13-7 as a senior McCormick McCormick Washburn’s touchdowns rushed for a rushed for 1933: 4-6-1 1933: Coach: Ernest Bearg Coach: Ernest Bearg 1932: 6-3-1 1932: 1931: 7-3-0 1931: Central Conference Champions Coach: Ernest Bearg *Forfeit win 112 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide *Not inoverall record I Coach: DickGodlove 1948: 3-5-1 Coach: DickGodlove 1947: 7-1-0 Coach: DickGodlove 1946: 6-2-1 Coach: Lew Lane 1945: 3-1-0 Coach: DickGodlove Central IntercollegiateChampions 1949 :7-2-0 CHABOD 1,448 yards.Heled (1992-94) istenth otwsenL13-14 L Southwestern 7-0 W Southwestern 0-14 L Southwestern 0-34 L Kansas otwsenW21-20 W Southwestern otHy tt 6-6 53-0 19-20 T 0-28 W 25-7 0-7 L L W 35-13 Hays State Fort L 26-30 Nebraska-Omaha W Benedictine L Pittsburg State Washington Emporia State Illinois Northern Peru State 47-14 26-6 21-6 W W 6-12 13-12 12-6 W 27-0 W L Hays State Fort W W Nebraska-Omaha Benedictine Pittsburg State Emporia State SD Augustana Peru State 0-21 20-20 27-6 T L 12-7 W 27-6 25-0 20-12 W 7-0 Hays State Fort W W W State Wichita W Benedictine Pittsburg State Iowa Wesleyan Emporia State SD Augustana Hastings 14-0 19-0 21-0 0-19 W W W L 25-0 State Wichita W Olathe AFBase* Riley* Fort Peru State Central Missouri okus 60-0 21-6 35-13 W W W 27-19 31-13 14-19 13-6 W W Hays State Fort 27-40 L Rockhurst W Benedictine L Pittsburg State Nebraska-Omaha Emporia State Illinois Northern Doane rushing listwith rushing each of Nick Cummings the Ichabodsin on theall-time his three seasons. A LL -T IME 1 2 7 4 1 1 7 9 5 3 6 - - 9 8 0 1 1 - - - 3 2 5 8 3 6 6 6 4 5 *Not inoverall record S Coach: DickGodlove 1950: 3-4-1 Coach: DickGodlove Central IntercollegiateChampions 1954: 6-2-0 Coach: DickGodlove Central IntercollegiateChampions 1953: 7-1-0 Coach: DickGodlove 1952: 4-5-0 Coach: DickGodlove 1951: 6-3-0 CORES otws isuiW27-7 W Southwest Missouri 41-0 W Southwestern 28-6 W Southwestern 14-14 T Southwestern eeitn 10-0 7-0 20-7 0-7 6-39 W W W 6-26 19-27 L L L Hays State L Fort Benedictine Pittsburg State Nebraska-Omaha Emporia State Baker Doane eeitn 13-6 13-12 14-6 W W 6-27 W 13-10 L Pittsburg State W Benedictine Emporia State Nebraska-Omaha Colorado Mines 27-13 6-7 W 26-0 L W 64-0 36-13 21-0 14-6 Southwestern W W Hays State Fort 13-0 W Olathe Naval Base* W Benedictine W Pittsburg State Nebraska-Omaha Emporia State 6-24 Colorado Mines L 20-14 21-20 7-17 W W 6-7 0-19 L 20-43 Hays State Fort L L Beloit L 22-19 Benedictine Pittsburg State W Nebraska-Omaha Emporia State Colorado College 32-30 Peru State W 34-6 13-33 W 0-23 L 33-14 16-7 L 14-13 W Hays State Fort 26-28 W Beloit W L Benedictine Pittsburg State Nebraska-Omaha Emporia State Colorado State Doane 1 1 4 9 1 8 3 6 7 2 - - 0 - 1 1 1 - 6 6 4 2 6 0 3 0 Coach: DickGodlove 1955: 6-2-1 Coach: DickGodlove 1958: 4-5-0 Coach: DickGodlove 1957: 5-4-0 Coach: DickGodlove 1956: 3-6-0 otws isuiW14-6 W Southwest Missouri ooaoMnsL12-13 L Colorado Mines 16-19 L Hays State Fort 15-18 L Western Illinois 21-21 T Southwest Missouri otHy tt 27-7 33-7 7-12 27-19 W W 26-6 W L W Hays State Fort 19-13 Southwestern 13-7 Pittsburg State 12-9 W Benedictine W Emporia State W Nebraska-Omaha Eastern New Mexico Colorado Mines otHy tt 19-6 27-0 2-33 7-13 W W 6-27 L L 13-26 L L Hays State Fort 19-6 Southwestern 26-0 Pittsburg State Benedictine W W Emporia State Eastern New Mexico Nebraska-Omaha Truman 26-6 28-7 6-21 13-40 W W 25-0 L L W Colorado Mines Southwestern 13-6 33-13 34-36 Pittsburg State Benedictine W L W Emporia State Eastern New Mexico Nebraska-Omaha Western Illinois 32-19 14-12 0-27 13-14 W W 34-6 L L W 13-14 Hays State Fort Southwestern 13-0 0-13 L Pittsburg State Benedictine W Emporia State L Nebraska-Omaha Eastern New Mexico Colorado Mines otHy tt 6-27 41-6 L W Hays State Fort Southwestern 1 1 1 1 1 8 2 3 9 3 5 0 1 4 4 - - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 4 6 1 0 4 8 3 1 Coach: RalphBrown 1959: 3-6-0 1 tFr asSaeL14-33 14-41 34-13 L 0-27 L W 0-39 Hays State atFort 7-6 N10 L 16-34 Nebraska-Omaha L N2 20-0 W at Pittsburg State L O27 Benedictine 20-14O19 W Emporia State(HC) O13 atColoradoMines W O6 atCentralMissouri S29 atTruman S22 7-14 ColoradoCollege S15 Coach: EllisRainsberger 0-40 L 1962: 4-5-0(2-3/4th-CIC) 10-27 14-25 9-27 L laterby FHSU *Forfeited L 20-6 Hays State* L Fort 10-26 N11 L atNebraska-Omaha 27-15 L W N4 Pittsburg State O28 W at Benedictine O21 atEmporia State O13 18-14 ColoradoMines O7 CentralMissouri W S29 Truman S22 atColoradoCollege S16 Coach: RalphBrown 1961: 3-6-0(1-4/5th -CIC) Coach: RalphBrown 1960: 3-6-0 otHy tt 33-7 W Hays State Fort 14-13 W Colorado Mines otHy tt 19-12 6-26 0-6 13-0 0-31 W 13-24 L W L L L Hays State Fort Nebraska-Omaha 13-31 12-13Pittsburg State Emporia State L L Benedictine Eastern New Mexico Truman Colorado College ersaOaaW7-0 6-27 14-37 6-7 L 12-39 L W 14-35 L L Nebraska-Omaha L 7-9 Pittsburg State 21-12 Benedictine Emporia State W L Central Missouri Eastern New Mexico Truman Colorado College seasons. League for two the World Football the RheinFireof professionally for (1992-95) played Dritlein Michael wide receiver Former Ichabod 1 1 1 2 9 2 1 0 0 5 5 - - - - 1 1 2 1 7 5 0 9 3 6 7 4 113 99 22 55 Washburn Ichabod Football 66 88 55 11 11 11 ------55 66 11 66 33 11 11 22 11 CORES S IME 2003 Media Guide -T O7 Southern ColoradoO14 at Fort State Hays O21 Missouri SouthernO28 L at Northern Colorado WN4 L State Pittsburg L 31-29 0-13 10-14 3-14 L 7-21 LL N23 vs Millikin**Boot Hill Bowl W 21-7 N11 State at Emporia *Later forfeited WU by 3-6-1 - GPAC L1973: NoblittCoach: Bob S8 7-41 at Missouri ValleyS15 at Missouri WesternS22 Jewell William S29 T Nebraska-Omaha LO6 Colorado at Southern O13 Fort State Hays 13-13 10-19 O19 L at Missouri Southern L LO26 Northern Colorado WN3 7-28 at Pittsburg State W 7-13 7-14 LN10 9-3 State at Emporia 19-14 L 5-20 W 8-3-0 (3-2/3rd - GPAC) 14-21 1974: Elliott Coach: Larry 20-10 S14 Jewell at William S21 Missouri WesternS28 Missouri ValleyO5 W State at Emporia O12 at Benedictine WO19 21-13 Southern ColoradoO26 at Fort State Hays L 37-0 WN2 W Missouri SouthernN9 W 36-15 W at Northern Colorado 7-41 N16 Pittsburg State 19-14 24-12 L W 14-7 35-17 7-28 L 14-15 A 11 44 11 55 33 66 22 11 11 ------99 66 66 66 88 77 11 11 11 CHABOD I O11 Fort State Hays O18 State at Pittsburg O25 Nebraska-Omaha(HC)N1 W Jewell William W WN8 State at Emporia 24-21 19-17 27-6 L L 14-28 7-48 N13 Nebraska-Omaha L 4-6-0 - GPAC 1972: Coach: Bob Noblitt 17-30 S9 Missouri Valley*S16 Missouri WesternS23 Jewell at William S30 at Nebraska-Omaha W W L W 26-7 58-3 14-40 10-0 N15 at Northern Colorado L 5-3-2 - RMAC 28-70 1970: ElliottCoach: Harold S11 Tech Arkansas S19 Mary St. of the PlainsS26 State Wayne WO3 Jewell at William O10 at Fort State Hays L 30-6 O17 at Missouri SouthernO24 Missouri Valley W T LO31 0-23 W Pittsburg State(HC)N7 21-21 State at Emporia 27-6 21-14 8-27 L WN14 at Nebraska-Omaha W 23-15 7-13 T 34-21 5-5-0 - RMAC 1971: 15-15 Coach: Bob Noblitt S11 Valley at Missouri S18 Mary at St. of the PlainsWS25 State at Wayne WO2 43-18 Jewell at William O9 Fort State Hays 016 28-6 Missouri Southern023 W at Southeast Missouri WO30 at Pittsburg State LN6 L 14-7 W 17-16 State Emporia 13-20 10-14 L 34-10 0-27 L 0-3 22 44 11 00 66 44 33 11 22 ------77 11 33 88 88 55 S17 Nebraska-KearneyS24 at Central MissouriO1 Missouri at Southwest O8 L L L Southern ColoradoO15 at Fort State Hays O22 Pittsburg State(HC) 6-21 O29 W 7-38 at Nebraska-Omaha 6-21 L L W 21-13 20-24 21-14 0-7 Coach: Bill Schaake S14 at Nebraska-KearneyS21 at Central Missouri WS28 Southern ColoradoO5 26-20 L Mary at St. of the PlainsLO12 at Fort State Hays LO19 Pittsburg State(HC) 14-23 O26 0-34 at Nebraska-Omaha WN2 L 7-10 Jewell at William LN9 9-6 0-14 State Emporia 0-47 L 5-5-0 (3-3 RMAC) 1969: 6-40 Coach: Harold Elliott LS13 FriendsS20 Central Missouri 19-47 S27Colorado at Southern O4 L at Nebraska-Kearney L W 20-21 0-17 W 3-0 27-6 N12 State Emporia - CIC) 0-9-0 (0-4/5th 1967: Coach: Bill Schaake LS16 at Nebraska-KearneyS23 Central Missouri 6-12 LS30 Missouri Southwest O7 Colorado at Southern O14 Fort State Hays 6-55 L LO21 L at Pittsburg StateO28 Nebraska-Omaha(HC)N4 7-30 L 0-14 0-20 Colorado State L L 21-49 N11 State at Emporia 12-38 0-35 L - CIC) (1-3/4th 2-7-0 L1968: 0-27 7-34 33 88 77 55 11 00 -- 22 11 -- 22 -- 88 88 99 88 11 77 11 The 1983 Ichabods topped Missouri Southern 24-10 in the final game of the year to win the CSIC championship. Ichabods topped Missouri Southern 24-10 The 1983 the Ichabods. The team finished conference championship for the season the last football team won The 1983 6-1 in the CSIC and 8-2 overall. 1966: 2-7-0 (1-3/4th - CIC) (1-3/4th 2-7-0 1966: Coach: Ed Linta S10 State at Emporia L 0-14 N13 State at Emporia W 21-0 1965: 2-6-1 (1-3/4th - CIC) 2-6-1 (1-3/4th 1965: Coach: Ed Linta S18 at Nebraska-KearneyS25 Central Missouri LO2 State at Fresno O9 at Southern Colo. 14-40 O16 FortState(HC) Hays TO23 at Pittsburg StateO30 L Nebraska-Omaha L LN6 State Peru 7-7 L 0-25 14-45 0-54 L 7-20 10-19 W 15-7 N14 State Emporia W 19-6 1964: 8-1-0 (4-0/1st - CIC) 8-1-0 1964: Champions Central Intercollegiate Coach: Ellis Rainsberger S19 Nebraska-KearneyS26 at Central MissouriO3 Mines at Colorado O10 L Southern Colorado WO17 at Fort State Hays O24 W 12-14 Pittsburg State(HC) W 31-0 O31 at Nebraska-Omaha WN7 W 16-0 State 12-7 at Peru W 14-7 17-7 19-2 W 42-0 N9 Fort State(HC) Hays *Forfeited WU later by W 46-0 1963: 5-4-0 (2-2/3rd - CIC) (2-2/3rd 5-4-0 1963: Ellis Rainsberger Coach: S14 at Nebraska-KearneyS21 Truman* LS28 Central Missouri*O5 Colorado MinesO12 14-19 State at Emporia O19 W Colorado at Southern O26 Pittsburg State WN2 W 34-0 L W at Nebraska-Omaha 7-0 13-22 32-6 L L 7-6 6-34 20-21 114 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I 2 sBndcie 14-29 24-30 L L 23-19 *Boot HillBowl W vsBenedictine* N27 9-36 21-0 20-17 21-35 28-16 atEastCentral N6 W L W L W Hays State Fort O30 atMissouriSouthern 26-15 14-13O23 Nebraska-Kearney O16 atEmporia State W W O9 PittsburgState O2 atHarding S25 MissouriWestern S18 MissouriValley S11 16-20 Coach: Larry Elliott 1976: 7-22 6-4-0(4-2/4th-CSIC) L 27-8 9-21 34-7 L atPittsburgState N15 W 42-13 W L 8-20 Colorado Northern N8 W atMissouriSouthern 24-7 N1 36-7 L Hays State Fort O25 atSouthernColorado 24-27 O18 W W Benedictine O11 Emporia State L O4 atMissouriValley S27 atMissouriWestern S20 William Jewell S13 Coach: Larry Elliott 1975: 5-5-0(2-3/T4th-GPAC) CHABOD and the fifth highest in MIAA history. highest inMIAA and thefifth 1,136 yards in1998 isthesecondhighest by anIchabod His 2,080 receiving yardsranksthirdonthecareer list. highest singleseasonmarkof 64hisjuniorseason.His inreceptions with199all-time leader includingthethird Washburn’s MarcNardella(1996-99) isthe Ichabods’third A LL -T IME 2 2 2 0 7 0 - - 2 1 1 5 0 2 S 5WyeSaeW24-17 W 28-21 7-7 W 21-28 40-12 21-38 T Wayne State 37-32 N5 W L 35-36 L PittsburgState O29 25-16 W MissouriWestern O22 L Nebraska-Kearney W O15 MissouriSouthern O8 Emporia State O1 EastTexas State S24 MissouriValley S17 Langston S10 Coach: Larry Elliott 1977: 6-3-1(4-2-1/T3rd-CSIC) 4a an tt 6-7 10-17 14-27 L L by PSU *Later forfeited L Hays State atFort N11 12-49 25-53 7-20 atWayne 17-7 State N4 L 35-6 L PittsburgState 3-33 O28 W L MissouriWestern(HC) O21 Nebraska-Kearney W O14 atMissouriSouthern L 79-3 O7 atEmporia State S30 atEastTexas State W S23 MissouriValley ofthePlains S16 St. Mary S9 30-22 Coach: Larry Elliott W 1978: 3-7-0 (4-6/T7th-CSIC) Hays State Fort N12 CORES 2 2 0 6 8 8 - - 2 2 2 2 2 9 3Nbak-ere 0-30 21-37 7-27 L 20-21 26-14 L 0-14 L L Nebraska-Kearney W 14-37 N3 MissouriWestern O27 L L 15-77 Hays State atFort O20 atWayne State O13 Pittsburg State 0-47 L O6 at Emporia State S29 MissouriValley L S22 MississippiValley Missouri S15 atNorthwest S8 3 otHy tt 0-7 10-6 0-52 L W L 17-10 12-35 0-12 atMissouriWestern W L N7 7-10 27-48 12-9 Hays State Fort O31 L Wayne State O24 L atPittsburgState L O17 W Emporia State O10 MissouriSouthern O3 atMissouriValley S19 Arkansas Tech S12 atBenedictine S5 9-35 Coach: GlennJagodzinske 7-14 1981: 3-7-0 (3-4/T4th-CSIC) L L atMissouriSouthern 18-24 17-28 N8 38-36 14-45 7-45 L L 7-26 Nebraska-Kearney W L N1 29-27 MissouriWestern(HC) O25 L 20-41 L Hays State atFort W O18 atWayne State O11 PittsburgState L O4 atEmporia State S27 MissouriValley S20 atArkansas Tech S13 Benedictine S6 Coach: Gary Hampton 20-19 1980: 2-8-0(1-6/6th -CSIC) 9-7 W 7-28 6-20 23-17 23-21 MissouriSouthern N10 L L W L 11-17 12-46 W atNebraska-Kearney N3 L L atMissouriWestern O27 13-18 Hays State Fort O20 Wayne State O13 atPittsburgState L O6 Emporia State 42-0 S29 Baker S22 atMissouriValley ofthePlainsW S15 atSt. Mary S8 Coach: Gary Hampton 1979: 4-6-0(2-5/7th-CSIC) 1 isuiSuhr 24-10Coaches: GeorgeTardiff (0-5) 1984: 2-8-0 (2-5/T6th-CSIC) W 7-0 13-6 24-3 24-21 MissouriSouthern N12 41-7 W W W 21-29 W atNebraska-Kearney N5 W L 17-7 at MissouriWestern 20-21 35-28 O29 Hays State Fort O22 W W Wayne L State O15 atPittsburgState O8 Emporia State O1 atMissouriValley S24 atBenedictine S17 Morningside S10 Coach: GeorgeTardiff Champions Central States 3-34 1983: 8-2-0(6-1/1st-CSIC) 7-34 19-13 21-37 L 13-20 L W L atNebraska-Kearney N13 14-38 L 0-20 6-14 atMissouriWestern 10-24 L N6 Hays State Fort O30 3-14 L L L Wayne State O23 atPittsburgState O16 Emporia State L O9 MissouriSouthern O2 MissouriValley S25 Benedictine S18 atMorningside S11 Coach: GlennJagodzinske 7-26 1982: 1-9-0 (1-6/6th -CSIC) L atNebraska-Kearney N14 Larry (2-3) Elliott 1 1 2 6 6 2 9 9 6 3 6 2 6 - - - - - 3 1 1 2 2 2 9 3 4 1 8 1 3 2 5 2 tMxcnAlSas 27-8 ^Aztec Bowl 24-3 24-58 W postseasongame*NAIA 21-14 atMexicanAll-Stars^ N29 L W 31-6 7-21 W 40-35 atPittsburgState* N15 16-22 W Nebraska-Kearney W L N8 MissouriWestern N1 L 37-14 Hays State atFort 25-7 O25 atWayne State 16-14O18 W PittsburgState 38-24 O11 atEmporia State W W O4 atMissouriSouthern W S27 CentralMissouri S20 Missouri Northwest S13 atSouthDakota S6 7-51 Coach: Larry Elliott 1986: 8-3-0(5-2/T2nd-CSIC) L 0-30 16-21 17-18 10-13 atSamHoustonSt. N16 L L L 25-18 L 18-35 atNebraska-Kearney N9 W atMissouriWestern 17-47 19-6 L N2 Hays State Fort O26 31-3 L Wayne State O19 W atPittsburgState O12 Emporia State 38-24 W O5 MissouriSouthern S28 W atCentralMissouri S21 Morningside Missouri S14 Northwest S7 Coach: Larry Elliott 1985: 4-7-0 31-29 (2-5/7th-CSIC) W atMissouriSouthern N10 1 isuiWsen 28-21 9-0 W 0-61 19-34 by WU *Later forfeited W 21-3 MissouriWestern* N11 21-34 L L atSouthwest Baptist W 14-17 L N4 7-20 6-21 atPittsburgState O28 7-29 L Missouri Northwest O21 L atSoutheastMissouri O14 L L S30 Lincoln atMissouriSouthern S23 Truman* S16 atCentralMissouri S9 Missouri-Rolla S2 Coach: Larry Elliott 13-20 59-46 1989: 3-7-0 (3-7/9th-MIAA) L 14-22 W 14-23 postseason game*NAIA 49-3 atArk.-Monticello* N19 L L W 35-23 Emporia State N12 Hays State atFort 17-10 N5 29-12 W Pittsburg State O29 W 30-35 at MissouriSouthern W O22 Wayne State 28-27 O15 atNebraska-Kearney L 33-12 O8 MissouriWestern W O1 St. atNortheastern W S24 atCentralMissouri S17 Missouri Northwest S10 Coach: Larry Elliott 1988: 7-4-0 (5-2/T2nd-CSIC) 28-21 49-12 W 0-44 W by WU *Later forfeited 14-32 atEmporia State* N14 L 29-25 L Hays State* Fort 28-0 W N7 31-6 atPittsburgState O31 17-26 MissouriSouthern W O24 7-17 23-21 atWayne State* O17 W L Nebraska-Kearney* O10 W atMissouriWestern* L 27-29 O3 State* Northeastern S26 L CentralMissouri S19 Missouri atNorthwest S12 atSouthDakota S5 Coach: Larry Elliott 1987: 6-5-0(5-2/2nd-CSIC) 2 2 1 1 1 2 5 7 9 3 3 9 3 9 8 4 2 1 ------2 2 2 3 2 2 1 6 3 4 3 3 8 6 3 0 3 3 115

22 Washburn Ichabod Football 77 33 -- 99 77 22 CORES S IME 2003 Media Guide -T LL 2002: 3-8-0 (3-6/7th - MIAA)3-8-0 (3-6/7th 2002: Craig Schurig Coach: S7 Wis-LaCrosseS14 at Fort State Hays S21 Pittsburg StateS28 at Missouri SouthernO5 L Northwest Missouri LO12 at Truman L 29-37 O19 Missouri at Central L 28-52 LO26 Missouri Western(HC) L2OT 17-31 N2 14-47 28-34 L State Emporia 13-48 N9 at Missouri-Rolla 21-55 WN16Baptist at Southwest 26-21 W W L 34-21 49-0 20-26 S18S25 at Missouri Southern O2 Missouri Western O9 at Central Missouri O16 at Missouri-Rolla O23 Baptist Southwest O30 at Pittsburg State N6 Northwest Missouri N13 at Truman State State Emporia 2011 S17S24 Baptist at Southwest O1 Pittsburg State O8 at Northwest Missouri O15 TrumanO22 State State at Emporia O29 Missouri Southern N5 at Missouri Western N12 Central Missouri Missouri-Rolla 2012 S15S22 Baptist Southwest S29 at Pittsburg State O6 Northwest Missouri O13 at TrumanO20 State State Emporia O27 Southern at Missouri N3 Western Missouri N10 at Central Missouri at Missouri-Rolla 2009 S19S26 Missouri Southern O3 at Missouri Western O10 Central Missouri O17 Missouri-Rolla O24 Baptist at Southwest O31 Pittsburg State N7 at Northwest Missouri N14 Truman State State at Emporia 2010 A 00 00 44 -- 33 66 22 CHABOD I 2008 S20S27 at Missouri-Rolla O4 at Central Missouri O11 Missouri Western O18 at Missouri Southern O25 State Emporia N1 State at Truman N8 Northwest Missouri N15 at Pittsburg State Baptist Southwest S17S24 Central Missouri O1 Missouri-Rolla O8 Baptist at Southwest O15 Pittsburg State O22 at Northwest Missouri O29 State Truman N5 State at Emporia N12 Missouri Southern at Missouri Western 2006 S16S23 at Central Missouri O1 at Missouri-Rolla O8 Baptist Southwest O15 at Pittsburg State O22 Northwest Missouri O29 State at Truman N5 State Emporia N12 at Missouri Southern Missouri Western 2007 S15S22 Missouri-Rolla S29 Central Missouri O6 at Missouri Western O13 Missouri Southern O20 State at Emporia O27 State Truman N3 at Northwest Missouri N10 Pittsburg State Baptist at Southwest 2004 S18S25 State Emporia O2 State at Truman O9 Northwest Missouri O16 at Pittsburg State O23 Baptist Southwest O30 at Missouri-Rolla(HC) N6 at Central Missouri N13 Missouri Western at Missouri Southern 2005 Ichabod Future Schedule 2004 - 2012 2001: 3-8-0 (2-7/9th - MIAA) (2-7/9th 3-8-0 2001: DeMeo Tony Coach: S1 at Wis-LaCrosseS8 LincolnS15 at Pittsburg StateS22 Missouri SouthernS29 at Northwest Missouri LO6 L L Truman(HC) WO11Missouri Central 18-37 O20Western at Missouri 21-51 17-52 29-28 O27 State at Emporia N3 W L L Missouri-Rolla 31-20 L LN10 34-58 6-27 Baptist Southwest 26-27 19-38 W L 42-14 20-48 33 77 00 99 11 22 66 44 88 00 44 33 22 33 22 33 22 22 ------77 77 33 77 44 11 00 44 88 44 33 33 22 22 22 33 22 22 N13 State at Emporia L2000: 5-6-0 (3-6/6th - MIAA) DeMeo Coach: Tony 20-45 S2 Wis-LaCrosseS9 LincolnS16 at Missouri SouthernS23 Missouri Western WS30 at Central MissouriO7 24-22 W at Missouri-RollaO14 Baptist(HC) Southwest L L WO21 at Pittsburg State 26-6 O28 Northwest Missouri 13-23 58-21 17-28 WN4 W at Truman L L 34-14 63-21 N11 State Emporia 28-31 21-63 L L 42-45 21-35 N14 State at Pittsburg L 6-5-0 (4-5/T5th - MIAA) 1999: DeMeo Coach: Tony 12-72 S4 at Wis-LaCrosseS11 Fort State Hays S18 Missouri SouthernS25 at Missouri WesternS30 Central Missouri W WO9 W L Missouri-Rolla(HC)O14 Baptist at Southwest 24-21 35-28 17-14 O23 Pittsburg State 10-35 W LO30 W at Northwest MissouriN6 L Truman 36-0 18-32 53-18 10-35 L 8-27 W 52-18 N15 State Pittsburg (3-6/T6th - MIAA) 4-7-0 1998: L DeMeo Coach: Tony S5 11-40 Falls Wisconsin-River S12 at Fort State Hays S19 W Baptist Southwest S26 at Missouri-RollaO3 L LOT Northwest MissouriO10 9-6 at Truman 20-26 O17 12-24 Missouri Western(HC) W LO24 W at Missouri SouthernO29 State Emporia W 24-7 35-27 31-38 N7 Central Missouri 49-37 L L 28-38 L 27-35 0-37 N16 at Missouri Southern L - MIAA) 3-8-0 (2-7/8th 1997: 31-32 DeMeo Coach: Tony S6 AugustanaS13 SD Fort State Hays S20 Baptist at Southwest S27 Missouri-Rolla WO4 at Northwest Missouri O11 W Truman(HC) L L 25-7 O18 at Missouri Western 31-14 O23 17-20 Missouri Southern W 14-17 O30 L State at Emporia N8 27-13 at Central Missouri L 12-13 L L 14-17 L 7-37 35-64 14-20 N11 Missouri Southern L 4-6-0 (4-5/7th - MIAA) 1996: DeMeo Coach: Tony 0-25 S14 at Fort State Hays S21 Missouri WesternS28 at TrumanO5 L State Emporia O12Missouri(HC) Central WO19 at Missouri-Rolla W 6-21 O26 Baptist Southwest 21-7 N2 23-7 at Pittsburg StateN9 L W L W Northwest Missouri 35-40 21-38 24-20 45-0 L L 14-43 14-33 44 00 44 44 11 00 11 99 11 44 33 22 33 44 33 ------44 00 11 77 22 99 00 77 77 11 22 11 11 11 Andy Williams (0-2) 1995: 4-6-0 (3-6/T7th - MIAA) 1995: DeMeo Coach: Tony S9 McPhersonS16 at Missouri WesternS23 TrumanS30 L State at Emporia O7 at Central MissouriO14 Missouri-Rolla(HC) 6-17 O21 Baptist at Southwest W L WO28 Pittsburg State W WN4 24-25 37-21 at Northwest Missouri 61-0 37-20 21-10 L L L 17-41 21-42 7-31 N12 Baptist Southwest W 31-14 1994: 2-8-0 (2-7/8th - MIAA) 1994: DeMeo Coach: Tony S10 State at Illinois S17 at Missouri-RollaS24 Central Missouri O1 at Pittsburg StateO8 L L Northwest MissouriO15 at Truman LO22 Missouri Western(HC) 16-47 L WO29 at Missouri Southern 0-19 L 10-43 N5 48-14 13-62 State L Emporia 28-60 16-38 L 31-50 L 7-43 N13 Baptist at Southwest L 20-25 N14 Western Missouri - MIAA) (0-9/10th L 0-10-0 1993: (0-8) Coaches: Dennis Caryl 17-41 N16 at Missouri Western L 2-8-0 (2-7/8th - MIAA) 1992: 23-35 Coach: Dennis Caryl S12 Missouri at Southwest S19 L at TrumanS26 Northwest MissouriO3 15-66 at Missouri SouthernO10 State Emporia LO17 Central Missouri(HC) LO24 at Missouri-Rolla W 21-22 O31 Baptist Southwest 14-44 LN7 13-10 L at Pittsburg State L W 8-42 18-25 21-26 21-17 L 29-48 1991: 1-10-0 (1-8/10th - MIAA) (1-8/10th 1-10-0 1991: Coach: Dennis Caryl S7 Illinois at Western S14 at Tennessee-MartinS21 TrumanS28 L at Northwest Missouri LO5 L Southern Missouri O12 State at Emporia 7-28 O19 3-42 at Central Missouri 3-29 O26 Missouri-Rolla LN2 L L Baptist at Southwest N9 L Pittsburg State 6-31 W 18-49 0-21 L 7-14 14-6 13-28 L 0-21 N10 at Missouri Western W 21-10 1990: 4-6-0 (4-5/T5th - MIAA) (4-5/T5th 4-6-0 1990: Dennis Caryl Coach: S1 at Missouri-RollaS8 Missouri Central S15 TrumanS22 at Missouri SouthernS29 W Missouri at Southwest LO13 Missouri(HC) Southeast L L LO20 at Northwest Missouri 13-7 O27 W Pittsburg State 3-30 3-38 7-24 N3 7-35 Baptist Southwest 14-0 L W L 17-44 24-9 0-17 S11 at Southern IllinoisS18 Missouri-RollaS25 at Central Missouri LO2 Pittsburg StateO9 14-46 L at Northwest MissouriO16 Truman(HC) L LO23 at Missouri Western 19-41 O30 Missouri Southern 36-61 14-38 LN6 L State at Emporia 18-55 L 10-41 L 21-36 L 0-34 19-37 116 Washburn Ichabod Football 2003 Media Guide I iht tt nvriy.11-16-1 StateUniversity Wichita .15-5-1 Southwestern College .14-8-0 College St. Mary’s .4-1-0 ofthePlains. St. Mary .12-6-5 Ottawa University College..3-1-0McPherson .2-4-0 WesleyanKansas College .12-18-2 Kansas StateUniversity .6-27-4 University ofKansas .10-9-1 Haskell College .3-1-0 Friends University. .33-24-3 University HaysState Fort .14-15-3 Emporia, Collegeof .2-1-0 Bethany College. .16-14-0Benedictine College .1-1-0 Beloit College. .14-9-3 Baker University .WURecord KANSAS SCHOOLS .4-16-0 Truman University (Mo.)State .9-5-0 Southwest Baptist(Mo.)University .18-56-1 University (Kan.) State Pittsburg .5-16-0 University MissouriState Northwest .9-5-0 University ofMissouri-Rolla .12-17-2Missouri WesternCollege. State .12-20-1 College. Missouri SouthernState .43-50-6 University. State Emporia (Kan.) .15-17-2 University Central MissouriState .WURecord SCHOOLS. MIAA oaWsea olg . . 1-0-0 Iowa Wesleyan College . .0-1-0 Illinois StateUniversity .1-0-0 Hastings (Neb.)College. .1-0-0 Harding (Ark.)University. .4-2-0 Grinnell (Iowa) College Gonzaga (Wash.) .0-2-0 University. .1-2-0 Fresno (Calif.) StateUniversity .2-4-0 Eastern New MexicoUniversity. . . 0-1-0East Central(Okla.)University. .0-1-0 (Mo.)College Drury .0-6-0 Drake (Iowa) University .5-1-0 Doane (Neb.)College . . 1-3-0 Denver Area College . .2-1-0University ofDenver (Colo.). .1-2-0 Creighton (Neb.)University .2-2-0 Cooper College .0-3-0 Colorado StateUniversity .7-4-0 Colorado SchoolofMines . .6-5-1 Colorado College .0-1-1 Colorado (Boulder)University .1-0-0 Campbell (NC)College .2-1-0 (SD)College Augustana .0-3-0 Arkansas Tech University .0-1-0 University ofArkansas-Monticello .WURecord FOUR-YEAR SCHOOLS CHABOD R CR VS ECORD A LL O PPONENTS nvriyo icni-ie al .1-0-0 University ofWisconsin-River Falls .2-2-0 University ofWisconsin-La Crosse .7-5-0 William Jewell (Mo.)College .0-1-0Westminster College. (Utah) .1-2-0 Western IllinoisUniversity Wayne .9-5-0 (Neb.)StateUniversity. .1-2-0 Washington (Mo.) University . .0-1-0 Academy United StatesMilitary .0-6-0 University ofTulsa (Okla.) .0-2-0 University ofTexas A&M-Commerce .0-1-0 University ofTennessee-Martin Tarkio .1-0-0 (Mo.)College. .2-4-1 Southwest MissouriStateUniversity .0-1-0 Southern IllinoisUniversity, Carbondale .4-7-0 University ofSouthernColorado .0-3-0 Southeast MissouriStateUniversity .1-1-0 University ofSouthDakota .0-1-0 Sam Houston(Texas) StateUniversity .1-1-0 (Texas)Saint Mary’s College .3-0-0 (Mo.)College Rockhurst . . 0-1-0 Regis (Colo.)College .6-1-0 Peru (Neb.)StateCollege .1-6-0 Oklahoma StateUniversity .2-2-2 University ofOklahoma-Norman. .0-2-0 IllinoisUniversity Northern .0-4-0 Colorado,University of Northern .1-1-0 (Okla.)StateUniversity Northeastern .13-14-1 University ofNebraska-Omaha .0-4-0 University ofNebraska-Lincoln .6-14-0University ofNebraska-Kearney. .1-2-0 Morningside (Iowa) College .1-0-0 Missouri Wesleyan College .8-7-0 Missouri Valley College .2-1-0 University ofMissouri-Columbia Mississippi Valley .0-1-0 StateUniversity. .1-0-0 Millikin (Ill.)University. .7-0-0 Midland Lutheran(Neb.)College .3-0-0 Lincoln (Mo.)University. .1-0-0Langston (Okla.)University. 2003 Opponents inBold 2003 Opponents Topeka . . 2-0-0 Independents. .7-0-0 Topeka High. .1-0-0 St. JosephMedics. . . 1-0-0 Lincoln Medics .1-0-0 Medics Kansas .1-0-0 CityYMCA. Kansas .0-0-0 CityMedics Kansas . . 1-0-0 CityIndependents. Kansas .1-0-0 Highland Park . . 10-9-1 Haskell IndianNations .2-0-1 Riley Fort .1-0-0 Leavenworth Fort . . 1-1-0 Denver WheelClub .WURecord CLUBS/OTHERS.