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Winningest Coaches at Highland 1 2019 Highland Community College Football Table of Contents Welcome and Quick Facts about Highland Community College...............................................................Page 3 Athletic Department & Coaches Directory.................................................................................................Page 4 Facilities - Kessinger Field at Porter Family Stadium............................................................................Page 5-6 Facilities - Stadium Center at Porter Family Stadium & Weight Rooms...................................................Page 7 Head Coach, Aaron Arnold........................................................................................................................Page 8 Coaching Staff.......................................................................................................................................Page 9-11 Coaching History......................................................................................................................................Page 12 Athletic Training Services........................................................................................................................Page 13 2018 Season Recap...................................................................................................................................Page 14 2019 Season Preview...........................................................................................................................Page 15-17 Records - Team.........................................................................................................................................Page 18 Records - Individual (Single Season).......................................................................................................Page 19 Records - Individual (Career)...................................................................................................................Page 20 Records - Single Game (Team)................................................................................................................Page 21 Records - Single Game (Individual).........................................................................................................Page 22 Awards......................................................................................................................................................Page 23 Scotties at Next Level.........................................................................................................................Page 24-26 Game Day Information.............................................................................................................................Page 27 Conference Information...........................................................................................................................Page 28 2019 Schedule..........................................................................................................................................Page 29 Page 2 2019 Highland Community College Football A MESSAGE FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR On behalf of our coaches, staff and student athletes, welcome to Highland Community College athletics, home of the Scotties! Highland is one of 21 community colleges in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference and a member of the NJCAA Region VI. This season, you will see over 230 student athletes suit up in the navy and gold and participate in 12 different sports. Our Mission within our department is to “educate and develop student athletes through competitive excellence.” We hold our students, coaches and staff to a high level when it comes to competitive excellence. At Highland, we are com- mitted to making the student-athlete experience a great one; one that fosters learning, competition, sportsmanship and integrity. We understand that for many, athletics may be temporary, but the education and lessons learned during the student athletes’ career will always be with them. It’s an experience that will last a lifetime. We want to extend a warm welcome to you, our fans, and encourage you to sup- port the Scotties to victory on and off the field this year. The Scotties promise to be exciting to watch! Quick Facts Broadcast & Social Media Information Location: Highland, KS Play-By-Play Announcer: Mike Smith Address: 606 West Main, Highland, KS 66035 Video Streaming: Scottie Sports Newtork Website: www.highlandcc.edu https://team1sports.com/scottieathletics/ Athletic Website: www.scottieathletics.com Radio: KNZA 103.9 FM (Hiawatha) - select games Founded: 1858 (oldest college in Kansas) Audio Streaming: Conference: KJCCC http://streamdb7web.securenetsystems.net/v5/KNZA Enrollment: 650 (Campus) Recaps and stats: www.scottieathletics.com 3000 (Regional) Twitter: @HCC_Scotties Colors: Navy & Gold Facebook: Highland Scotties Mascot: Scottie Instagram: hccscotties President: Deborah Fox Athletic Director: Tyler Nordman Faculty Athletics Representative: Shelley Smith Facilities: Porter Family Stadium (Football) Kessinger Field Affiliation: NJCAA (Region VI) Page 3 2019 Highland Community College Football Athletic Directory Athletic Director, Tyler Nordman.................................................................................................(785) 442-6039 Assistant to Athletic Director, Michaela Serrioz.......................................................................(785) 442-6040 Sports Information Director, Mike Smith..................................................................................(785) 442-6034 Head Athletic Trainer, Tia Collins................................................................................................(785) 442-6049 Assistant to Athletic Trainer, Jade Rich....................................................................................(785) 442-6049 Head Football Coach, Aaron Arnold............................................................................................(785) 442-6014 Assistant Football Coaches Judd Remmers (Offensive Coordinator - Quarterbacks)..........................................................(785) 442-6047 Maurice Gray (Defensive Coordinator - Secondary)...............................................................(785) 442-6038 Kyler Reed (Receivers/Tight Ends)..........................................................................................(785) 442-6082 Kory Vaught (Linebackers)......................................................................................................(785) 442-6072 Austin Roberts (Defensive Line) .............................................................................................(785) 442-6045 Andrew Nichols (Offensive Line).............................................................................................(785) 442-6072 Tristan Speer (Runningbacks)..................................................................................................(785) 442-6046 Isaiah Gray (Cornerbacks) Head Baseball Coach, Daniel Dulin.............................................................................................(785) 442-6043 Assistant Baseball Coach, Alex Cox.........................................................................................(785) 442-6043 Assistant Baseball Coach, Tyler Sweezy..................................................................................(785) 442-6043 Men’s Head Basketball Coach, Jerre Cole...................................................................................(785) 442-6041 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Jon Oler............................................................................(785) 442-6041 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Jacob Kramer Women’s Head Basketball Coach, B.J. Smith..............................................................................(785) 442-6048 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, Brad Zinn....................................................................(785) 442-6048 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, Jared Ross....................................................................(785) 442-6048 Men’s & Women’s Cross Country/Track Head Coach, Chad Clevenger.....................................(785) 442-6044 Assistant Cross Country/Track Coach, Josh Harden................................................................(785) 442-6044 Assistant Cross Country/Track Coach, Jason Martin...............................................................(785) 442-6044 Head Softball Coach, Heidi Jordan..............................................................................................(785) 442-6070 Associate Head Coach, Scott Jordan........................................................................................(785) 442-6070 Head Spirit Squads Coach, Melanie Rose....................................................................................(785) 442-6191 Assistant Spirit Squads Coach, Brandon Rose Head Volleyball Coach, Jon Bingesser.........................................................................................(785) 442-6164 Assistant Volleyball Coach, Michaela Serrioz..........................................................................(785) 442-6040 Page 4 2019 Highland Community College Football Porter Family Stadium Porter Family Stadium had a nice facelift prior to the 2018 season as Kessinger Field was resurfaced with synthetic turf and new LED videoboard was installed in the northwester portion of the field.The stadium including the Stadium Center which houses the football coaches
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