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PAST SEASON’S MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Dustin Hickel Joe Corcoran Claflin, Kan. Lecompton, Kan. 2002 Offensive 2002 Defensive Most Valuable Player Most Valuable Player 2002 Players of the Week Sept. 7 vs Wisconsin-La Crosse Sept. 28 vs Missouri Southern Oct. 19 vs Central Missouri Offensive Skillman: Rawshawn Bland Offensive Skillman: Sam Sissom Offensive Skillman: Mike Odupitan Defensive Back: Joe Corcoran Defensive Back: Darold Smith Defensive Back: Grant Gould Offensive Lineman: Tim Watts Offensive Lineman: John McKinnley Offensive Lineman: Kevin Pierce Defensive Lineman: Chad Gordon Defensive Lineman: Michael Kitchener Defensive Lineman: Chad Gordon Special Teams: Eric Roth; Chris Huelsman Special Teams: Eric Roth; Adam Toby Special Teams: Jeff Scott; Josh Looney Offensive Workteam: Ben Thursby Offensive Workteam: Chris McCann Offensive Workteam: Chris McCann Defensive Workteam: Henry Talley III Defensive Workteam: Adam Griess Defensive Workteam: Nick Nyp Big Hit: Adam Toby Big Hit: Terell Cobb Big Hit: Taurence Minikwu Sept. 14 vs Fort Hays State Oct. 5 vs Northwest Missouri Oct. 26 vs Missouri Western Offensive Skillman: Dustin Hickel Offensive Skillman: Sam Sissom Offensive Skillman: Mike Odupitan, Sam Sissom Defensive Back: Joe Corcoran Defensive Back: Joe Corcoran and Cason Lehman Offensive Lineman: Kevin Pierce Offensive Lineman: Derek Young Defensive Back: Josh Looney Defensive Lineman: Grant Gould Defensive Lineman: Eric Taylor Offensive Lineman: Tim Watts Special Teams: Eric Roth; Cason Lehman Special Teams: Eric Roth; Chris Huelsman Defensive Lineman: Terell Cobb Offensive Workteam: Trent Hearn Offensive Workteam: Ryan Clary Special Teams: Chris Huelsman; Joe Corcoran Defensive Workteam: Kyle Kabriel Defensive Workteam: Nick Nyp Offensive Workteam: Chris Brown Big Hit: Cason Lehman Big Hit: Darold Smith Defensive Workteam: Henry Talley Big Hit: Grant Gould Sept. 21 vs Pittsburg State Oct. 12 vs Truman State Nov. 2 vs Emporia State Offensive Skillman: Cason Lehman Offensive Skillman: Dustin Hickel Offensive Skillman: Dustin Hickle Defensive Back: Corey Crain Defensive Back: Darold Smith Defensive Back: Darold Smith Offensive Lineman: Kevin Pierce Offensive Lineman: Derek Young Offensive Lineman: Jim Holland Defensive Lineman: Morgan Dewey Defensive Lineman: Morgan Dewey Defensive Lineman: Terell Cobb and Jacob Barth Special Teams: Eric Roth; Chris Huelsman Special Teams: Adam Toby; Chris Huelsman Special Teams: Eric Roth, J.R. Phillips, Bobby Nelson Offensive Workteam: Josh Coval Offensive Workteam: Marquetis Burgess Offensive Workteam: Justin Thompson Defensive Workteam: Kyle Kabriel Defensive Workteam: Joseph Leiker Defensive Workteam: Forrest Williams Big Hit: Avery Smith Big Hit: Darold Smith Big Hit: Taurence Minikwu and Rashawn Bland Nov. 9 vs Missouri-Rolla Nov. 16 vs Southwest Baptist Offensive Skillman: DaWight Benning Offensive Skillman: DaWight Benning Defensive Back: Brooks Myers Defensive Back: Grant Gould Offensive Lineman: Kevin Pierce Offensive Lineman: Derek Young Defensive Lineman: Jonathan Mayes Defensive Lineman: Chad Gordon and Jonathan Mayes Special Teams: Eric Roth, Cason Lehman Special Teams: Eric Roth Offensive Workteam: Brett Dubbert, Trent Hearn, Chris McCann, Chris Brown Offensive Workteam: Marquetis Burgess Defensive Workteam: Brett Sharp Defensive Workteam: Bret Sharp Big Hit: Jacob Barth Big Hit: Darold Smith Past Ichabod Most Valuable Players 2001 Colon McNeal, WR 1998 Joe Busby, OL 1995 Michael Dritlein, WR Larry Schembri, LB Travis Smith, SS 1994 Michael Dritlein, WR 2000 Jared Barge, OL 1997 Willie Sapp, HB 1993 Michael Dritlein, WR Buck Reuter, DL Tony Scollieri, LB 1992 Dave Noot, LB 1999 Barry Galbraith, QB 1996 Joe Schartz, QB 1991 Kevin Marshall, DB Aaron Doonan, DE Zuri Stokes, DB 1990 Todd McGhghy, LBa Washburn Ichabod Football Washburn 98 2003 Media Guide WASHBURN FOOTBALL HISTORY College Football Comes to Washburn in 1885 Back in 1885, when there were no paved streets in Topeka, and “MacVicar” was the name of the Washburn president and not one of those unpaved streets, an Englishman brought football to the Washburn campus. 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As I recollect, the first defeat was suffered at Columbia, Mo., in 1890.” - By Robert Stone - Topeka-Journal penned a brief sketch of the first 50 years of Washburn football which appeared in the Oct. 30, 1935 issue of the Topeka Journal. Washburn Conference Ties Throughout its athletic history, Washburn has looked beyond the state borders of Kansas to find conference affiliations. The university has competed in nine different Ichabod Football Washburn conferences, including its current association with the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA), a NCAA Division II league of institutions in Missouri and Kansas. Washburn’s longest association was with the Central Intercollegiate Conference, of which the Ichabods were members from 1941 to 1968. Like the MIAA, the CIC included institutions in Missouri and Kansas. Membership in three conferences were more regional in nature, forcing the Ichabods to travel throughout five states. The Missouri Valley Conference consisted of schools in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa and Missouri, many of whom are cur- rently NCAA Division I member institutions. Both the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and the Great Plains Athletic Conference put the Ichabods on the road to Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Nebraska and Kansas. Washburn has won two outright conference championships, while earning co- championships four times. The Ichabods were Central Conference co-champions in 1931. They held the title of Central Intercollegiate Conference co-champions in 1949, 1953, and 1954. In 1964, Washburn won its first outright championship by claiming the Central Intercollegiate Conference title. 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