Prepared to serve as a record of the accomplishments by the athletes and coaches 39th Annual at Chadron State College during the past academic year. Chadron State College’s Compiled by KALEB CENTER CON MARSHALL Year in Sports and 2016-17 TARA MEDIGOVICH

Football Hopes high that Eagles will rebound from dissapointing season...... 2 Statistics...... 4 Football Awards and Honors...... 8 Volleyball Players progressed throughout season...... 9 Combined Statistics...... 10 Cross Country Cross Country...... 12 Women’s Basketball Lady Eagles have both promise, areas they must improve...... 13 Women’s Basketball Season Statistics ...... 15 Men’s Basketball Eagles struggled, but brighter days appear on horizon ...... 16 Men’s Basketball Season Statistics ...... 17 Wrestling Wrestling team successful in 2016-17...... 19 Individual Statistics ...... 20 Women’s Golf Record scores at RMAC Champ for golf...... 21 Softball Excellent season for softball Eagles...... 22 Statistics/Results...... 24 Track and Field Many contribute as Eagles soar in 2017...... 28 Track & Field Awards and Honors...... 29 CSC’s Best Track and Field Marks in 2016-17...... 30 Rodeo 2016-17 Rodeo Placings...... 31 Rodeo Roster...... 33 Two CSC Cowboys win regional championships...... 34 National College Finals Rodeo Placings...... 34 Regional Winners and National Qualifiers...... 35 Historical Chadron State College Hall of Fame Honorees...... 36 Chadron State College’s Top Athletes Through the Years...... 37 Chadron State College All-Americans...... 39 Chadron State College Academic All-Americans...... 45 Chadron State College Academic Honorees...... 46 2016-17 Chadron State College Letterwinners...... 47 Chadron State College’s National Champions...... 48 Stachia Reuwsaat Receives Clyde Bond Memorial Award...... 49 RMAC Scholar-Athlete Honorees, 1989-present...... 50 2016-17 RMAC Academic Award Recipents...... 51 Academic All-District Honorees...... 53 RMAC Standings Through the Years, 1990-Present...... 54 HOPES HIGH THAT EAGLES WILL REBOUND FROM DISAPPOINTING SEASON It goes without saying: Everyone connected with in the fourth period, only to have the play nullified the Chadron State College football program was by a holding call. disappointed with the team’s record this fall. The “It’s crazy because we were a few plays away Eagles went 3-8, producing the fewest wins since from this season being completely different,” Matt 1987. It was just their third losing season since Vinson, who took over at quarterback for the second then. year in a row when Stein was injured, told the Naturally, head coach Jay Long was among college newspaper. “We lost a lot of close games. those who took the losses hard. However, he The season wasn’t good enough. This football expects the Eagles will bounce back and become a program isn’t used to losing and we need to figure Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and playoff out a way to change that next season.” contender again. Long played on three CSC teams that won “We’ve got a few things to fix, but the program’s conference championships, two of which advanced not broken,” Long said. “We’ve had a lot of injuries to the NCAA Division II playoffs. He was the head the past two years that have hampered us both years coach of the Eagles’ 2012 team that was the last to (the Eagles were 5-6 in 2015). make the NCAA playoff field, and he is working to “But that should help us next year. It has given a make it happen again. lot of young players the opportunity to get on the Within a week after the season ended, he had field ahead of schedule. We expect that experience met with all 100 players with eligibility remaining, will pay off next season.” discussed their commitment and roles in turning Long said 19 Eagles who were on the travel roster things around in 2017. He and his assistants also missed at least one game because they were banged hit the recruiting trail on Dec. 1, the first date the up and 10 missed all or a majority of the schedule. NCAA allows coaches to contact players in person. The latter included two defensive standouts—end “We may bring in a few junior college guys to Tyler Kiess and safety Ryan Wood—who were help us in places, but we have a lot of faith in the sidelined in the first game, a few days after they players who will be returning,“ Long said. “We had been elected team captains. Others who were have three good classes (of recruits) and primarily knocked out of action early included starters TD just need to get everyone healthy and plug them Stein at quarterback and defensive backs Kirk in at the right spots. Spring practice will be really Durtsche and Trey Mosley. important to us because that’s when we’ll get a Despite the dismal record, the Eagles were better look at this year’s group of freshmen. We like competitive. In 11 games, they were outgained by them, but I’m not going to brag on them too much only 219 yards (4,291-4,063) and outscored by just until we get a closer look at them in the spring.” two points (308-306). The losses included three of four or fewer points and another of nine points in which the Eagles scored what appeared to be the go-ahead touchdown

2 Other observations: recovery occurred while he was touchdowns in a season. His --Despite the injuries in the playing with a cast on his hand. 1,451 career kickoff return yards secondary, the Eagles led the --Collin Eisenman, a hybrid is a CSC record and he averaged RMAC in pass defense, yielding linebacker-end, also had another 26.4 yards on 55 returns for his just 179.5 yards per game through outstanding season. He had five career. the air. However, they allowed sacks and 10 tackles for loss --After catching 40 passes to 210.5 yards per game on the among his 56 tackles, and was share the team lead a year ago, ground, the highest since 1987. just the second CSC player to sophomore Max Gray was the --One of the replacements in the block three kicks in a season. He leader this year with 59 for 572 secondary flourished. Senior Joey also both forced and recovered a yards and six touchdowns, four of Hopkins, who participated in just fumble. them against South Dakota Mines one tackle in 2015, became the --Zach Smith’s 40.6-yard to match the school record. Eagles’ second busiest tackler this average as the Eagles’ punter fall with 70 and also intercepted the past four years is the second two passes. highest all-time. His punts --Keenan Johnson, a redshirt traveled 9,494 yards (5.4 miles) freshman who played inside and is a CSC record. linebacker, was the team’s --Senior scatback Cody Paul leading tackler with 74 and also led the RMAC in punt returns the interception leader with three. with 21 for 351 yards, a 16.7- He’s the first freshman to lead yard average. That’s second-best the Eagles in tackles since Corey all-time for the Eagles and he Anderson in 1987. All of his became just the second CSC interceptions as well as a fumble player to return two punts for Chadron State Football Chadron State Game Results (as of Nov 29, 2016) All games 2016 Schedule/Results

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time Attend * Sep 03, 2016 FORT LEWIS W 17-10 1-0 1-0 2:40 3480 * Sep 10, 2016 at #25 Colorado Mesa L 33-47 1-1 1-1 3:08 2525 * Sep 17, 2016 WESTERN STATE L 15-24 1-2 1-2 2hr 50m 3620 * Sep 24, 2016 at Adams State L 30-31 1-3 1-3 3:05 758 Oct 1, 2016 HUMBOLDT STATE L 27-31 1-4 1-3 2:58 1082 * Oct 08, 2016 DIXIE STATE L 27-44 1-5 1-4 3hr 10m 2408 * Oct 15, 2016 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 73-0 2-5 2-4 2:53 2154 * Oct 22, 2016 at SD Mines W 37-33 3-5 3-4 3:00 1897 * Oct 29, 2016 at Colorado Mines L 14-40 3-6 3-5 2:37 3140 * Nov 05, 2016 BLACK HILLS STATE L 19-21 3-7 3-6 2hr 50m 2096 * Nov 12, 2016 at CSU-Pueblo L 14-27 3-8 3-7 2:49 5523

3 Chadron State Football Chadron State Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2016) All games Team Statistics Team Statistics CSC OPP SCORING 306 308 Points Per Game 27.8 28.0 Points Off Turnovers 59 95 FIRST DOWNS 228 235 R u s h in g 95 128 P a s s in g 114 84 P e n a lt y 19 23 RUSHING YARDAGE 1784 2316 Yards gained rushing 2044 2540 Yards lost rushing 260 224 Rushing Attempts 373 504 Average Per Rush 4.8 4.6 Average Per Game 162.2 210.5 TDs Rushing 21 17 PASSING YARDAGE 2279 1975 C o m p - A t t - I n t 231-425-19 180-312-13 Average Per Pass 5.4 6.3 Average Per Catch 9.9 11.0 Average Per Game 207.2 179.5 TDs Passing 17 19 TOTAL OFFENSE 4063 4291 Total Plays 798 816 Average Per Play 5.1 5.3 Average Per Game 369.4 390.1 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 39-821 50-773 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 23-396 20-339 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-130 19-277 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.1 15.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 17.2 17.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 10.0 14.6 FUMBLES-LOST 15-6 16-9 PENALTIES-Yards 82-799 68-594 Average Per Game 72.6 54.0 PUNTS-Yards 66-2728 62-2357 Average Per Punt 41.3 38.0 Net punt average 34.4 31.0 KICKOFFS-Yards 54-2949 60-3453 Average Per Kick 54.6 57.5 Net kick average 39.4 36.4 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 7 : 1 1 3 2 : 4 9 3RD-DOWN Conversions 65/168 61/167 3rd-Down Pct 39% 37% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/22 11/23 4th-Down Pct 41% 48% SACKS BY-Yards 16-93 12-89 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 42 41 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 5-7 9-13 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-4 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (31-38) 82% (34-44) 77% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (27-38) 71% (27-44) 61% PAT-ATTEMPTS (33-35) 94% (33-39) 85% ATTENDANCE 14840 13843 Games/Avg Per Game 6/2473 5/2769 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Chadron State 55 98 68 85 0 306 Opponents 53 111 51 93 0 308 4 Chadron State Football Chadron State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2016) All games Individual Statistics

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Derek Jackson 10 124 592 28 564 4.5 8 41 56.4 Cody Paul 21 351 16.7 2 74 Cody Paul 11 79 514 29 485 6.1 4 75 44.1 Z. James 1 25 25.0 1 25 Kevin Coy 11 97 447 25 422 4.4 5 28 38.4 Collin Eisenman 1 20 20.0 0 0 P. Jennings 8 19 203 12 191 10.1 2 56 23.9 Tyler Lewis 0 0 0.0 1 0 Stevann Brown 9 12 128 6 122 10.2 2 45 13.6 Total 23 396 17.2 4 74 TD Stein 3 12 47 20 27 2.2 0 11 9.0 Opponents 20 339 17.0 1 91 Max Gray 11 1 26 0 26 26.0 0 24 2.4 J. Dickerson 5 2 26 2 24 12.0 0 26 4.8 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Trey Allison 3 4 16 4 12 3.0 0 11 4.0 Keenan Johnson 3 10 3.3 0 10 Team 6 7 0 42 -42 -6.0 0 0 -7.0 Steve Allen 2 20 10.0 0 20 Matt Vinson 10 16 45 92 -47 -2.9 0 21 -4.7 Joey Hopkins 2 40 20.0 0 39 Total 11 373 2044 260 1784 4.8 21 75 162.2 D. Mcfadden 1 32 32.0 0 32 Opponents 11 504 2540 224 2316 4.6 17 69 210.5 Brady Turek 1 5 5.0 0 5 Ryan Wood 1 3 3.0 0 3 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Cooper Mirich 1 12 12.0 0 12 Matt Vinson 10 103.88 199-366-16 54.4 1988 14 69 198.8 Devante Thomas 1 6 6.0 0 6 TD Stein 3 97.29 31-57-3 54.4 284 2 76 94.7 Ryan Chavez 1 0 0.0 0 0 Matt Wood 5 488.80 1-1-0 100.0 7 1 7 1.4 Total 13 130 10.0 0 39 Cody Paul 11 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Opponents 19 277 14.6 4 82 Total 11 103.66 231-425-19 54.4 2279 17 76 207.2 Opponents 11 122.63 180-312-13 57.7 1975 19 81 179.5 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Cody Paul 24 561 23.4 0 48 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Derek Jackson 9 184 20.4 0 33 Max Gray 11 59 572 9.7 6 39 52.0 Colt Foster 2 30 15.0 0 21 Jack Dobyns 11 29 245 8.4 1 21 22.3 Steve Allen 2 46 23.0 0 35 Matt Reader 11 22 394 17.9 4 39 35.8 Stevann Brown 1 0 0.0 0 0 Colt Foster 10 22 189 8.6 1 23 18.9 John Templar 1 0 0.0 0 0 Marcus Brown 10 18 231 12.8 2 76 23.1 Total 39 821 21.1 0 48 Cody Paul 11 16 89 5.6 0 29 8.1 Opponents 50 773 15.5 0 42 Tevon Wright 10 15 183 12.2 1 42 18.3 Kyle Hooper 10 14 136 9.7 0 41 13.6 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Derek Jackson 10 11 13 1.2 0 9 1.3 Steve Allen 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 J. Dickerson 5 9 66 7.3 1 16 13.2 Total 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 Kevin Coy 11 6 36 6.0 0 16 3.3 Opponents 1 5 5.0 0 5 B. Fullerton 10 5 109 21.8 1 69 10.9 Stevann Brown 9 2 3 1.5 0 3 0.3 Matt Wood 5 1 11 11.0 0 11 2.2 Colton Wright 8 1 6 6.0 0 6 0.8 Jake Geil 10 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.4 Total 11 231 2279 9.9 17 76 207.2 Opponents 11 180 1975 11.0 19 81 179.5

5 Chadron State Football Chadron State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2016) All games Individual Statistics (cont.)

PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Derek Jackson 8 - - 0-1 - - - - 48 Matt Vinson 10 382 -47 1988 1941 194.1 Will Morgan - 4-6 31-33 - - - - - 43 Derek Jackson 10 124 564 0 564 56.4 Cody Paul 6 ------36 Cody Paul 11 80 485 0 485 44.1 Max Gray 6 ------36 Kevin Coy 11 97 422 0 422 38.4 Kevin Coy 5 ------30 TD Stein 3 69 27 284 311 103.7 Matt Reader 4 ------24 P. Jennings 8 19 191 0 191 23.9 P. Jennings 2 ------12 Stevann Brown 9 12 122 0 122 13.6 Stevann Brown 2 ------12 Max Gray 11 1 26 0 26 2.4 Marcus Brown 2 ------12 J. Dickerson 5 2 24 0 24 4.8 Colt Foster 1 - - - 1 - - - 8 Trey Allison 3 4 12 0 12 4.0 Z. James 1 - - - - - 1 - 8 Matt Wood 5 1 0 7 7 1.4 Jack Dobyns 1 ------6 Team 6 7 -42 0 -42 -7.0 J. Dickerson 1 ------6 Total 11 798 1784 2279 4063 369.4 Tevon Wright 1 ------6 Opponents 11 816 2316 1975 4291 390.1 B. Fullerton 1 ------6 Tyler Lewis 1 ------6 Randy Wentz - 1-1 2-2 - - - - - 5 Collin Eisenman - - - - 1 - - - 2 TD Stein - - - - - 0-1 - - 0 Matt Vinson - - - - - 1-3 - - 0 Steve Allen - - - 0-1 - 1-1 - - 0 Total 42 5-7 33-35 0-2 2 2-5 1 - 306 Opponents 41 9-13 33-39 1-2 - - - - 308

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Randy Wentz 1-1 100.0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 32 0 Zach Smith 66 2728 41.3 59 6 6 23 14 0 Will Morgan 4-6 66.7 0-0 1-3 2-2 1-1 0-0 41 0 Total 66 2728 41.3 59 6 6 23 14 0 Opponents 62 2357 38.0 69 2 19 16 8 2 FG Sequence Chadron State Opponents Fort Lewis (32) (24) Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Colorado Mesa - (31),(37),(32),(22) Will Morgan 50 2730 54.6 2 2 Western State 27 (41),47 Randy Wentz 4 219 54.8 0 0 Adams State (41),24 (39) Total 54 2949 54.6 2 2 15.5 39.4 25 Humboldt State - (28) Opponents 60 3453 57.5 18 3 21.1 36.4 28 Dixie State - (35) New Mexico Highlands (35) 46 SD Mines - 35 Colorado Mines - - Black Hills State (23),(30) 22 CSU-Pueblo - -

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

6 Chadron State Football Chadron State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2016) Defensive Statistics All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 11 Keenan Johnson 11 36 38 74 8.0-16 2.0-6 3-10 2 1 1-0 1 . . 29 Joey Hopkins 9 37 33 70 1.5-2 . 2-40 1 . . 1 . . 44 M. Crabtree 11 23 37 60 2.5-4 . . 2 1 . . . . 10 C. Joshua 11 38 22 60 5.0-13 1.0-3 . 1 1 1-0 . . . 2 Brian Wood 10 29 30 59 1.5-7 1.0-7 . 3 . . 1 . . 94 Collin Eisenman 11 31 25 56 10.0-45 5.0-35 . . 5 1-0 1 2 . 51 Mitch Collicott 11 21 33 54 4.5-13 1.0-6 . . 3 . . . . 53 Kyle Temple 11 20 31 51 7.0-25 2.0-13 . . 1 . 1 . . 23 Z. James 11 30 18 48 2.5-64 . . 2 . . 2 . . 9 Devante Thomas 11 28 16 44 3.0-7 . 1-6 5 . . . . . 55 Truett Box 11 13 18 31 5.0-22 3.0-20 . . 1 1-0 . . . 4 Ryan Wood 5 11 16 27 1.0-4 . 1-3 1 . 1-0 . . . 32 John Templar 11 13 12 25 2.5-4 . . . 1 . . . . 1 Steve Allen 11 15 9 24 . . 2-20 9 . 2--4 . . . 56 Cooper Mirich 5 12 9 21 2.0-5 . 1-12 ...... 46 Tyler Lewis 9 10 8 18 1.0-2 . . 1 1 . . . . 93 Tanner Wintholz 10 6 11 17 1.5-5 1.0-3 . 1 1 1-0 . . . 92 Ryan Chavez 10 6 10 16 0.5-0 . 1-0 2 1 . . . . 84 Kyle Hooper 10 12 3 15 ...... 8 Jason Blair 8 6 8 14 0.5-1 ...... 90 Austin Powell 10 8 6 14 2.0-7 . . . 2 . . . . 52 Alex Sleep 8 5 6 11 ...... 36 Kirk Durtsche 4 5 4 9 2.0-5 . . 1 . . . . . 17 D. Mcfadden 8 5 4 9 . . 1-32 ...... 35 Brady Turek 7 4 3 7 . . 1-5 ...... 7 Trey Mosley 5 4 2 6 ...... 97 Olufemi Aaron 7 1 4 5 ...... 54 Garret Walker 6 2 3 5 0.5-2 ...... 43 Issac Griffin 5 2 3 5 ...... 22 Stevann Brown 9 2 1 3 ...... 20 Derek Jackson 10 1 2 3 . . 0-2 ...... 49 Nick Colgate 10 2 1 3 ...... 40 M. Scherbarth 5 3 . 3 ...... 39 Randy Wentz 1 2 1 3 ...... 5 Cody Paul 11 . 2 2 ...... 71 Palmer White 11 2 . 2 ...... 2 . 26 Marshall Ndukwe 4 2 . 2 ...... 59 G. Patterson 3 2 . 2 ...... 28 Andre Woodson 4 . 1 1 ...... 16 Will Morgan 10 1 . 1 ...... 12 Matt Vinson 10 1 . 1 ...... TM Team 6 1 . 1 ...... 1 . . 89 Matt Reader 11 1 . 1 ...... 83 Colton Wright 8 1 . 1 ...... 73 Matt Barden 10 1 . 1 ...... 33 Trey Allison 3 . 1 1 ...... 48 Ellis Colon 2 . 1 1 ...... 61 Darrien Oliver 10 . 1 1 ...... 21 Lane Jersild 1 1 . 1 ...... 45 Colt Foster 10 . 1 1 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 38 Zach Smith 11 . 1 1 ...... 34 Kevin Coy 11 1 . 1 ...... 15 Max Gray 11 1 . 1 ...... 6 TD Stein 3 1 . 1 ...... 95 Cole Beckius 1 . 1 1 ...... 82 Jack Dobyns 11 ...... 1 . Total 11 459 436 895 64-253 16-93 13-130 31 19 9--4 8 5 . Opponents 11 402 396 798 60-214 12-89 19-277 62 35 6-5 6 . .

7 Football Awards and Honors Team Awards Omaha World-Herald’s All-Nebraska Division Team MVP - Cody Paul II Team Offensive MVP - Travis Romsa Offense Defensive MVP - Joey Hopkins Darrien Olivier, lineman The Hammer - Zach Smith Derek Jackson, running back Most Insipirational - Devante Thomas Offensive Scout Team MVP - Sam McKinley Defense Defensive Scout Team MVP - Cole Thurness Collin Eisenman, linebacker Mitch Collicott, lineman All-RMAC First Team Kyle Temple, lineman Cody Paul, punt returner Keenan Johnson, linebacker Zach Smith, punter Steve Allen, back

All-RMAC Second Team Special Teams Darrien Oliver, offensive lineman Cody Paul, punt return specialist Collin Eisenman, outside linebacker Honorable Mention All-RMAC Honorable Mention Zach Smith, punter Steven Allen, defensive back Devante Thomas, conernerback Mitch Collicott, defensive tackle Palmer White, offesnive lineman

Don Hansen All-Region Teams First Team Zach Smith, punter

Second Team Cody Paul, punt return specialist

Don Hansen All-America Honorable Mention Zach Smith, punter

8 PLAYERS PROGRESSED THROUGHOUT SEASON The 2016 Chadron State College volleyball team took some lumps along the way, but for first-year head coach Riann Mullis, there was a marked progression at key positions, from the beginning of the season Volleyball Honors to the end, which was one of the goals headed into the season. All-RMAC Second Team Mullis arrived on campus in April of 2016 to find a talented core of Rudy Leasau returning players, yet several of those had only just finished their first season in college volleyball. In addition, their numbers were few. At All-RMAC Honorable Mention the same time she was going through spring drills with the depleted Alia Brennan roster, she was scouring the country for worthy additions who could immediately help in the fall. Omaha World Herald All-Nebraska DII First Team The winner of two national championship coaching rings, from her Rudy Leasau five years at Cowley County Community College in Kansas, leveraged her knowledge and connections within the network of two-year schools Honorable Mention to pluck three junior college transfers over the summer. One additional Alia Brennan recruit came out of high school as a redshirt prospect. Mullis wasn’t sure what to expect the first couple of weeks of the RMAC Setter of the Week season, when she took her team to highly competitive tournaments in Nov. 7th - Madison Webb San Diego and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Those two weekends were through recovery in time to appear in four matches. used to size up her squad and get a good idea what the lineup would Just as the team was peaking in October, they received word that look like headed into Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play. There starting middle blocker Kenzie Chrisman was lost for the season with was much work to be done. an ACL tear. It was a devastating blow to a defense that was already The new coach picked up her first win as an Eagle on the home court struggling to put players on the back line. With their top blocking of Point Loma Nazarene in San Diego. The win would signify that the threat out of the lineup, the Eagles finished the season on a sour note, 2016 Eagles were a scrappy team that nobody wanted to host, and often going 1-6 over the final seven contests. played teams tougher on the road than at home in the Chicoine Center. Following the season, Leasau was picked for the All-RMAC Second Although they started the season with a record of 1-7, they began Team, while Brennan, a four-year starter at CSC, received honorable conference play 1-0 with a 3-1 win at the University of Colorado mention. Colorado Springs. For a young team still finding its way, that win was “We look at Rudy, Gaby, and Alia,” said coach Mullis after the season, enormous and showed that they could compete with anyone in the “and their individual stats like kills per set and blocks per set. You look league. UCCS ended up finishing third in the RMAC standings and at Madison and her assists. I feel like our offense has become dynamic made the conference tournament semifinal. and we’re running a solid pass-hit attack. I think you can tell we’re The Eagles’ schedule had few easy wins, however. A full one-third implementing the system we want to run. We’re disciplined and we’re of their 27 matches in the fall were against opponents who were at one trying to stay consistent in our foundation - the defense, the offense, the time or another ranked in the AVCA top-25 poll. energy, and the unity. That, to me, is progression.” The evening after their win over UCCS, they went to four sets on the There is reason to believe that this season’s struggles can yield road and nearly went to five against Metro State, who finished 18th in a significant improvement in 2017. Now both entering their third the poll and won the conference title. The next weekend they pushed seasons, Varela and Webb return as proven leaders on and off the court. both of their opponents, Western State and Colorado Mesa, to crucial Another senior, libero Emily Bruce, now has a full year in Mullis’s finely fifth sets at home. They seemed to be just about to turn the corner, structured system and will be asked to lead as well. Other key returners halfway through the season. will include Senkerikova and the back line duo of sophomores Thoeny Starting defensive player Sierra Winkle was unfortunately lost, in and Ashton Burditt, who both played key reserve roles. late September, for the remainder of the season due to a nagging health Add to that core another nine additions to the team through issue. Soon Katie Thoeny, a freshman who replaced her in the lineup, recruiting, and the 2017 Eagles will sport an entirely new look with was also saddled with a chronic injury. The casualties on defense forced 16 total players entering the fall. Mickey Trimble, a spring semester some creative platooning by Mullis, and the starting lineup took several junior college transfer, will contribute immediately after participating different forms throughout the season. in spring ball. Another four junior transfers, as well as four incoming Leadership emerged from seniors Rudy Leasau and Alia Brennan, freshmen, are expected to arrive in August. junior Gaby Varela, and sophomore Madison Webb, however, and Once again, the team’s returning nucleus is a strong one, but they at one point in October, the Eagles found themselves winners of will need improvement in several areas and some unexpected help from four matches in a stretch of seven. October also saw the emergence their incoming players in order to be competitive in the RMAC next of sophomore right side Dominika Senkerikova, one of the transfer season. players. The Czech native suffered a preseason injury, but fought back 9 Chadron State Volleyball 2016 Chadron State Combined Team Statistics (as of Jun 19, 2017) All matches Combined Statistics / Match Results Overall record: 7-20 Conf: 6-12 Home: 3-6 Away: 4-7 Neutral: 0-7

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 21 Rudy Leasau 95 345 3.63 195 1109 .1 3 5 16 0.17 16 15 0.17 21 217 2.28 9 41 50 0.53 3 0 - 22 Gaby Varela 95 292 3.07 155 979 .1 4 0 18 0.19 10 9 0.11 23 188 1.98 3 46 49 0.52 4 0 - 12 Alia Brennan 95 202 2.13 76 473 .2 6 6 9 0.09 6 21 0.06 0 57 0.60 13 55 68 0.72 4 0 - 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 107 1.43 72 322 .1 0 9 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 17 0.23 3 22 25 0.33 4 0 - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 105 1.67 46 278 .2 1 2 1 0.02 5 9 0.08 0 15 0.24 8 56 64 1.02 10 0 - 11 Madison Webb 95 57 0.60 13 140 .3 1 4 988 10.40 13 11 0.14 1 183 1.93 2 25 27 0.28 1 7 - 25 Timmi Keisel 29 24 0.83 9 71 .2 1 1 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 23 24 0.83 1 0 - 13 Alexis Farris 12 15 1.25 9 48 .1 2 5 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 4 0.33 0 4 4 0.33 0 0 - 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 9 0.75 6 22 .1 3 6 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.17 0 5 5 0.42 1 0 - 8 Dominika Senkerikova 11 7 0.64 7 25 .0 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.09 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 5 0.42 8 36 - .0 8 3 1 0.08 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 4 4 0.33 1 0 - 7 Emily Bruce 95 3 0.03 4 31 - .0 3 2 70 0.74 17 31 0.18 38 483 5.08 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 - 4 McKenna McClintic 5 2 0.40 3 14 - .0 7 1 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.20 0 0 - 2 Katie Thoeny 69 2 0.03 2 15 .0 0 0 0 0.00 7 3 0.10 18 79 1.14 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 2 0.04 3 22 - .0 4 5 4 0.08 5 9 0.10 23 108 2.16 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - 18 Ashton Burditt 33 0 0.00 1 4 - .2 5 0 4 0.12 4 3 0.12 11 62 1.88 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - CHADRON STATE 96 1177 12.26 609 3589 .1 5 8 1111 11.57 83 112 0.86 150 1417 14.76 39 282 180.0 1.88 29 8 - Opponents 96 1331 13.86 506 3503 .2 3 6 1257 13.09 150 164 1.56 83 1562 16.27 45 295 192.5 2.01 40 7 -

Team Statistics CSC OPP Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. ATTACK Sep 02 vs Saginaw Valley L 0-3 16-25,13-25,21-25 103 K i l ls 1177 1331 Sep 02 at Point Loma W 3-0 26-24,25-21,25-20 198 E r r o r s 609 506 Sep 03 vs Western New Mexico L 1-3 29-27,20-25,17-25,20-25 156 Total Attacks 3589 3503 Sep 03 vs California Baptist L 0-3 17-25,14-25,18-25 139 Attack Pct .1 5 8 .2 3 6 Sep 09 vs #22 Augustana (SD) L 0-3 18-25,19-25,14-25 104 K i l ls / S e t 12.3 13.9 Sep 09 vs #13 Winona State L 0-3 11-25,11-25,23-25 87 SET Sep 10 vs #22 Augustana (SD) L 0-3 13-25,20-25,24-26 108 A s s is t s 1111 1257 Sep 10 vs Southern Indiana L 0-3 24-26,18-25,19-25 74 A s s is t s / S e t 11.6 13.1 *Sep 16 at UCCS W 3-1 26-24,23-25,27-25,25-16 387 SERVE *Sep 17 at MSU Denver L 1-3 18-25,19-25,25-23,22-25 115 A c e s 83 150 *Sep 23 WESTERN L 2-3 25-21,24-26,30-28,23-25,11-15 460 E r r o r s 112 164 *Sep 24 COLORADO MESA L 2-3 20-25,13-25,25-23,25-18,7-15 272 A c e s / S e t 0.9 1.6 *Sep 27 at Regis University L 0-3 14-25,18-25,20-25 112 SERVE RECEPTIONS *Sep 30 WESTMINSTER W 3-0 25-19,25-22,25-21 421 E r r o r s 150 83 Oct 04 at #8 Wayne State (Neb.) L 0-3 26-28,11-25,18-25 922 E r r o r s /S e t 1.6 0.9 *Oct 06 at South Dakota Mines W 3-1 25-22,20-25,25-14,25-23,0-0 345 DEFENSE *Oct 08 at Black Hills State L 0-3 28-30,13-25,20-25 246 D ig s 1417 1562 *Oct 14 FORT LEWIS W 3-0 25-19,25-13,25-20 380 D ig s /S e t 14.8 16.3 *Oct 15 ADAMS STATE L 0-3 23-25,17-25,21-25 315 BLOCKING *Oct 21 at New Mexico Highlands W 3-1 25-22,26-28,25-22,25-23 100 Block Solo 39 45 *Oct 22 at CSU-Pueblo L 2-3 26-24,25-23,16-25,22-25,9-15 143 Block Assist 282 295 *10/28/2016 at #22 Colorado Mines L 0-3 15-25,20-25,19-25 179 Total Blocks 180.0 192.5 *Oct 29 at Colo. Christian L 0-3 18-25,21-25,23-25 96 B lo c k s / S e t 1.9 2.0 *Nov 04 SOUTH DAKOTA MINES W 3-1 26-24,26-28,25-20,25-18 317 Block Errors 29 40 *Nov 05 BLACK HILLS STATE L 1-3 25-17,27-29,17-25,23-25 351 Ball handling errors 8 7 *Nov 11 COLO. CHRISTIAN L 1-3 20-25,25-22,16-25,26-28 241 ATTENDANCE *Nov 12 #22 COLORADO MINES L 0-3 21-25,16-25,15-25 232 T o t a l 2989 2843 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/332 11/258 Record in 3-set matches:3-13 • Record in 4-set matches:3-4 • Record in 5-set matches:1-3 Neutral site #/Avg 7/110 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 -

10 Chadron State Volleyball 2016 Chadron State Category Leaders (as of Jun 19, 2017) All matches Overall Leaders

# ATTACK (by K) S K K/S E TA Pct # KILL (by K) S K K/S 21 Rudy Leasau 95 345 3.63 195 1109 . 1 3 5 21 Rudy Leasau 95 345 3.63 22 Gaby Varela 95 292 3.07 155 979 . 1 4 0 22 Gaby Varela 95 292 3.07 12 Alia Brennan 95 202 2.13 76 473 . 2 6 6 12 Alia Brennan 95 202 2.13 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 107 1.43 72 322 . 1 0 9 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 107 1.43 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 105 1.67 46 278 . 2 1 2 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 105 1.67 11 Madison Webb 95 57 0.60 13 140 . 3 1 4 11 Madison Webb 95 57 0.60 25 Timmi Keisel 29 24 0.83 9 71 . 2 1 1 25 Timmi Keisel 29 24 0.83 13 Alexis Farris 12 15 1.25 9 48 . 1 2 5 13 Alexis Farris 12 15 1.25 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 9 0.75 6 22 . 1 3 6 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 9 0.75 8 Dominika Senkerikova 11 7 0.64 7 25 . 0 0 0 8 Dominika Senkerikova 11 7 0.64 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 5 0.42 8 36 - . 0 8 3 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 5 0.42 7 Emily Bruce 95 3 0.03 4 31 - . 0 3 2 7 Emily Bruce 95 3 0.03 4 McKenna McClintic 5 2 0.40 3 14 - . 0 7 1 4 McKenna McClintic 5 2 0.40 2 Katie Thoeny 69 2 0.03 2 15 . 0 0 0 2 Katie Thoeny 69 2 0.03 28 Sierra Winkle 50 2 0.04 3 22 - . 0 4 5 28 Sierra Winkle 50 2 0.04 18 Ashton Burditt 33 0 0.00 1 4 - . 2 5 0 18 Ashton Burditt 33 0 0.00

# SET (by A) S A A/S TA Pct # SERVE (by SA) S SA SE SA/S TA Pct 11 Madison Webb 95 988 10.40 - - 7 Emily Bruce 95 17 31 0.18 - - 7 Emily Bruce 95 70 0.74 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 95 16 15 0.17 - - 22 Gaby Varela 95 18 0.19 - - 11 Madison Webb 95 13 11 0.14 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 95 16 0.17 - - 22 Gaby Varela 95 10 9 0.11 - - 12 Alia Brennan 95 9 0.09 - - 2 Katie Thoeny 69 7 3 0.10 - - 18 Ashton Burditt 33 4 0.12 - - 12 Alia Brennan 95 6 21 0.06 - - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 4 0.08 - - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 5 9 0.10 - - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 1 0.02 - - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 5 9 0.08 - - 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 1 0.08 - - 18 Ashton Burditt 33 4 3 0.12 - - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 0 0.00 - - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 0 0 0.00 - - 2 Katie Thoeny 69 0 0.00 - - 13 Alexis Farris 12 0 0 0.00 - - 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 0 0.00 - - 8 Dominika Senkerikova 11 0 1 0.00 - - 13 Alexis Farris 12 0 0.00 - - 25 Timmi Keisel 29 0 0.00 - - # DEFENSE (by Dig) S Dig Dig/S BHE 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 0 0.00 - - 7 Emily Bruce 95 483 5.08 1 8 Dominika Senkerikova 11 0 0.00 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 95 217 2.28 0 22 Gaby Varela 95 188 1.98 0 # BLOCK (by Total) S BS BA Total Blk/S 11 Madison Webb 95 183 1.93 7 12 Alia Brennan 95 13 55 68.0 0.72 28 Sierra Winkle 50 108 2.16 0 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 8 56 64.0 1.02 2 Katie Thoeny 69 79 1.14 0 21 Rudy Leasau 95 9 41 50.0 0.53 18 Ashton Burditt 33 62 1.88 0 22 Gaby Varela 95 3 46 49.0 0.52 12 Alia Brennan 95 57 0.60 0 11 Madison Webb 95 2 25 27.0 0.28 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 17 0.23 0 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 3 22 25.0 0.33 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 15 0.24 0 25 Timmi Keisel 29 1 23 24.0 0.83 13 Alexis Farris 12 4 0.33 0 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 0 5 5.0 0.42 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 2 0.17 0 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 0 4 4.0 0.33 1 Maaryn Davis 4 1 0.25 0 13 Alexis Farris 12 0 4 4.0 0.33 8 Dominika Senkerikova 11 1 0.09 0 4 McKenna McClintic 5 0 1 1.0 0.20 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 0 0.00 0 2 Katie Thoeny 69 0 0 0.0 0.00 25 Timmi Keisel 29 0 0.00 0 28 Sierra Winkle 50 0 0 0.0 0.00 4 McKenna McClintic 5 0 0.00 0 18 Ashton Burditt 33 0 0 0.0 0.00 TM TEAM 96 0 0.00 0

# RECEPT (by TA) S RE RE/S TA Pct TM TEAM - 14 0.15 - - 7 Emily Bruce 95 38 0.40 - - 21 Rudy Leasau 95 21 0.22 - - 22 Gaby Varela 95 23 0.24 - - 28 Sierra Winkle 50 23 0.46 - - 2 Katie Thoeny 69 18 0.26 - - 18 Ashton Burditt 33 11 0.33 - - 12 Alia Brennan 95 0 0.00 - - 5 Kenzie Chrisman 63 0 0.00 - - 1 Maaryn Davis 4 1 0.25 - - 23 Deyzha Samuelu 12 0 0.00 - - 11 Madison Webb 95 1 0.01 - - 27 Stephanie Wilson 75 0 0.00 - - 17 Dacia Stuhr 12 0 0.00 - - 11 Cross Country Awards and Honors USTFCCCA All-Academic All-RMAC Academic Honor Roll Alejandro Garcia Taylor Allison, Callie Johnson, Savannah Silbaugh, Tiffany Eric Yager Thomas, Margaret Vinton, Taylor Dick, Kyle Dietsche, Zach Doffin, Josef Gertner, Phillip Lewis, Eric Yager All-RMAC Academic Athlete of the Year Alejandro Garcia NCAA Elite 90 Alejandro Garcia All-RMAC Academic First Team Alejandro Garcia RMAC Summit Award Alejandro Garcia Cross Country Records, Division II Era (2012-Pre.) Men’s 6000 Meters Men’s 10,000 Meters Women’s 5000 Meters 19:18.00, Alejandro Garcia, 2014 31:44.3, Alejandro Garcia, 2016 18:07.35, Rebecca Volf, 2015 19:38.00, Dylan Stansbury, 2015 32:05, Evans Koech, 2013 18:07.41, Nicky Banzhaf, 2015 20:00.00, Evans Koech, 2015 33:01.3, Eric Yager, 2016 18:16.1, Rebecca Volf, 2014 20:13.00, Josef Gertner, 2014 33:04.7, Dylan Stansbury, 2016 18:23.4, Jayme Nunes, 2014 20:15.00, Dylan Stansbury, 2014 33:35, Dylan Stansbury, 2013 18:36.55, Alyse Henry, 2015 20:16.00, Evans Koech, 2014 33:50, Alejandro Garcia, 2014 18:44.68, Jayme Nunes, 2015 20:32.00, Kyle Dietsch, 2015 34:03, Robert Ricks, 2013 18:45.6, Nicky Banzhaf, 2014 20:36.00, Phil Duncan, 2015 34:24.0, Levi Avila, 2016 18:47.4, Margaret Vinton, 2016 20:33.00, Phil Duncan, 2014 34:30, Nathan Faulkner, 2013 18:47.74, Ashley Riesen, 2012 20:34.00, Eric Yager, 2014 34:36.1, Alex Johnson, 2012 19:04.48, Margaret Vinton, 2015

Men’s 8000 Meters Women’s 4000 Meters Women’s 6000 Meters 24:31.1, Alejandro Garcia, 2016 14:55, Rebecca Volf, 2015 21:59, Stacy Girard, 2013 24:55.99, Dylan Stansbury, 2015 15:03, Nicky Banzhaf, 2015 22:35.8, Nicky Banzhaf, 2015 25:15.4, Dylan Stansbury, 2016 15:07, Rebecca Volf, 2014 22:40, Ashley Riesen, 2013 25:21.75, Evans Koech, 2015 15:13, Jayme Nunes, 2015 23:01, Jayme Nunes, 2013 25:47.91, Evans Koech, 2014 15:14, Alyse Henry, 2015 23:03.9, Jayme Nunes, 2015 25:52.70, Alejandro Garcia, 2014 15:16, Ashley Riesen, 2013 23:08.3, Rebecca Volf, 2015 26:03.7, Riley Howard, 2016 15:22, Jayme Nunes, 2014 23:30.5, Alyse Henry, 2015 26:12.9, Levi Avila, 2016 15:26, Nicky Banzhaf, 2014 24:03.8, Margaret Vinton, 2015 26:19.27, Levi Avila, 2015 15:34, Callie Johnson, 2014 24:17.4, Sandra Palayo, 2015 26:22.1, Eric Yager, 2016 15:43, Margaret Vinton, 2015 24:23.8, Alyse Henry, 2015

The cross country team saw its first-ever national Cross Country Results championships qualifier in Alejandro Garcia. Sept. 2 - CSC at South Dakota School of Mines The senior from Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, went to the national Women’s Score: 63 (3rd) meet in Saint Leo, Florida, after placing 21st at the NCAA Men’s Score: 35 (1st) South Central Region meet in Denver. Garcia was the top individual whose team did not advance to nationals Sept. 10 - Chadron State College Invite by placing in the top five, as he clocked in with a time of Women’s Score: 33 (2nd) Men’s Score: 19 (1st) 32:20.3 on the 10,000 meter course. Garcia then went on to finish 65th at nationals, where he Sep. 24 - Roy Griak Invite was honored as the Elite 90 Award winner for the top grade Women’s Score: 827 (28th) point average at the NCAA meet. His time of 31:44.3 in Men’s Score: 353 (13th) Florida is the top 10k ever run in the five year history of the Oct. 8 - FHSU Tiger Open cross country program. Women’s Score: 386 (14th) The Academic honors for the Eagle harriers were profound. Men’s Score: 254 (9th) Garcia was named the RMAC Academic Runner of the Year, and went on to become an Academic All-American Oct. 22 - RMAC Championships for the combined cross country and track and field seasons. Women’s Score: 310 (12th) Men’s Score: 180 (5th) Five women and six men made the honor rolls. Garcia and junior Eric Yager received All-Academic status from the Nov. 5 - South Central Championships USTFCCCA as a result of their cumulative GPAs and their Women’s Score: 501 (19th) top-40 finishes at the regional race. Men’s Score: 280 (10th)

Nov. 19 - NCAA Championships 12 Alejandro Garcia: 65th LADY EAGLES’ HAVE BOTH PROMISE, AREAS THEY MUST IMPROVE Nobody had much idea what to expect from Women’s Basketball Leaders/Honors Chadron State College women’s basketball team when Points per game - Kalli Feddersen (14.5) the 2016-17 season opened. The head coach had Rebounds per game - Kalli Feddersen (7.0) resigned and there were only four players with game Assists per game - Kalli Feddersen (3.4) Steals per game - Kalli Feddersen (1.7) experience on the roster from the previous year’s 8-18 Field goal percentage season - Kylah Collins (.459) team. When former assistant coach Janet Raymer All-RMAC Second Team Kalli Feddersen was tabbed the Eagles’ new head coach on July 10, Honorable Mention following a lengthy search process, her recruiting Emma Block during the spring and early summer paid big RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll dividends. Keren Boyce, Keeley Pearce, Havannah Newens However, the Eagles were still shorthanded. It RMAC Offensive Player of the Week helped that through a contact she received from Kalli Feddersen CSC’s new men’s hoops coach Houston Reed, Raymer began in October, Angela Vigil, a promising point added two more names to the roster in late July, just a guard who had redshirted during the 2015-16 season, few weeks before classes were to begin. That gave her tore the ACL in a knee and was lost for the season. about a dozen players. Thankfully, that was the last of the serious Then during the first scrimmage after practice injuries. Everyone else was available for all 25 2016-17 CSC Women's Basketball Chadron State Season Box Score (as of Jun 19, 2017) Women’s Basketball SeasonAll games Statistics

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 7-18 4-8 3-10 0-0 CONFERENCE 7-15 4-7 3-8 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-3 0-1 0-2 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 04 Kalli Feddersen 25-25 835 33.4 96-259 .3 7 1 36-109 .3 3 0 134-167 .8 0 2 41 134 175 7.0 76 0 84 68 10 42 362 14.5 05 Erin Graham 25-23 804 32.2 111-316 .3 5 1 36-111 .3 2 4 33-46 .7 1 7 22 62 84 3.4 39 0 66 86 0 38 291 11.6 32 Kylah Collins 25-1 486 19.4 107-233 .4 5 9 5-16 .3 1 3 48-83 .5 7 8 54 86 140 5.6 87 5 26 39 5 20 267 10.7 10 Leticia Rodriguez 25-25 642 25.7 72-159 .4 5 3 18-55 .3 2 7 45-55 .8 1 8 38 66 104 4.2 27 1 26 34 2 20 207 8.3 11 Havannah Newens 25-24 726 29.0 49-163 .3 0 1 32-118 .2 7 1 4-4 1.000 9 34 43 1.7 35 0 41 43 2 22 134 5.4 00 Maddie Metzger 25-0 409 16.4 51-143 .3 5 7 12-36 .3 3 3 19-25 .7 6 0 12 66 78 3.1 26 0 14 30 8 5 133 5.3 33 Kendra Baucom 25-25 563 22.5 36-93 .3 8 7 0-0 .0 0 0 10-21 .4 7 6 49 63 112 4.5 84 4 18 40 9 17 82 3.3 03 Keeley Pearce 25-2 302 12.1 26-80 .3 2 5 11-51 .2 1 6 5-6 .8 3 3 7 23 30 1.2 25 0 12 16 7 17 68 2.7 24 Keren Boyce 18-0 109 6.1 7-38 .1 8 4 3-23 .1 3 0 2-7 .2 8 6 6 14 20 1.1 12 0 8 13 0 3 19 1.1 30 McKenna McClintic 16-0 86 5.4 7-16 .4 3 8 0-2 .0 0 0 1-2 .5 0 0 2 7 9 0.6 10 0 1 5 1 0 15 0.9 14 Eve Vanderneck 16-0 79 4.9 2-7 .2 8 6 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 1 6 7 0.4 4 0 2 7 0 0 4 0.3 42 Deyzha Samuelu 1-0 5 5.0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 1 1 1.0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 Team 40 59 99 17 Total...... 25 5046 564-1507 .3 7 4 153-521 .2 9 4 301-416 .7 2 4 281 621 902 36.1 427 10 298 399 44 184 1582 63.3 Opponents...... 25 5046 666-1556 .4 2 8 207-567 .3 6 5 320-437 .7 3 2 312 705 1017 40.7 447 - 357 375 61 187 1859 74.4

Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Totals Chadron State 380 372 413 392 25 1582 Opponents 430 446 478 493 12 1859

13 games. The Eagles’ hustle and determined play were The Florida product was second on the Eagles’ impressive and they went 7-18 for the season scoring chart with an 11.6-point average, helped Raymer says she is disappointed her team didn’t with the ball handling and also played hard. Both win more games and points out there are several areas Feddersen and Graham sank 36 three-pointers and where the Eagles must improve. But she believes the were on the court more than 32 minutes a game. outlook for next season is bright. particularly if she The team’s other seniors were guard Havannah can land a player or two to provide immediate help Newens and center Maddie Metzger. Both were on the inside. four-year players at CSC and this was their most While coaching this year’s team she stayed active productive season. They combined for 80 points in recruiting. Three high school seniors signed with a year ago and this season Newens scored 134 and the Eagles in the fall, and eight players were brought Metzger 133. on board in the spring period, for a whopping total of The Eagles got a nice boost from Kylah Collins, a 11 newcomers entering the program in the fall. Chicago native who redshirted the previous year. She Three of the top four scorers from the past season proved to be crafty around the basket while averaging will be returning, led by Kalli Feddersen, the team’s 10.7 points and 5.6 rebounds. leader in nearly every statistical category as well as “She hadn’t played for a year and was never in the effort and energy. greatest physical condition, but has a really nice touch It was a banner day for the Eagles when the and the ability to do more good things for us the next 5-foot-8 guard signed her letter of intent last spring. three years,” Raymer said. The contact was initiated by her father, J.J. Feddersen, Another major contributor was Letty Rodriguez, an Alliance native who was a four-year starter for the a New Mexico native who was one of the late summer CSC men’s basketball team in the early 1990s and an signees. She shot 45 percent from the field while Eagles’ Athletic Hall of Fame inductee. Her mother, averaging 8.3 points and 4.2 rebounds. the former Shelley Stahl, played volleyball for the “She’s a work horse with a great attitude,” the Eagles during the same era. coach said. “She’s only 5-6 and is a guard, but because we didn’t have much height we had to play her at Kalli was both a basketball and volleyball all-stater forward most of the season. She was willing to do at Rawlins High School in Wyoming and had played whatever we needed. We thought she had only one two seasons at Western Nebraska Community year of eligibility when she came here, but she had College before joining the Eagles. two and will be back. Having her and Kalli will give It’s not a stretch to say she’s one of CSC’s top us great leadership again.” players this century. Raymer notes, “She can do it all, Other returnees will include center Kendra that’s for sure.” Baucom, a Colorado Springs native and transfer from Feddersen averaged 14.5 points and 7.0 rebounds McCook Community College, and sophomore Keeley and was the Eagles’ leader in assists with 84 and Pearce, who has been bothered by shin splits since steals with 42. She ranked among the top 10 in the coming from Australia to play for the Eagles. Both RMAC in each of these areas, had more assists than are 6-footers. Raymer hopes she and her assistants turnovers as the Eagles’ point guard and was placed can help them develop more offensive prowess during on the second-team all-conference team. spring workouts. Among Feddersen’s major assets is the ability Raymer says that the Eagles’ most desperate and tenacity to draw lots of fouls and sink a high need is to improve defensively. They were forced to percentage of the free throws she is awarded. This play a zone most of the time and finished last among season she connected on 134 of 167 charity shots for the 15 RMAC teams in both scoring defense and 80.2 percent. Both of the free throw numbers ranked 3-point percentage defense. second in the RMAC and are fifth on the Eagles’ all- time single-season list. Another of the Eagles’ leaders in 2016-17 was their only returner with starting experience, senior Erin Graham. 14 2016-17 CSC Women's Basketball Chadron State Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Jun 19, 2017) Women’s Basketball Game-by-GameAll games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 7-18 4-8 3-10 0-0 CONFERENCE 7-15 4-7 3-8 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-3 0-1 0-2 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/11/16 at Wyoming Cowgirls 50-74 L 2530 (20)Erin Graham (8)Erin Graham 11/25/16 MONTANA ST.-BILLINGS 60-66 L 144 (16)Kylah Collins (13)Kalli Feddersen 11/26/16 at Nebraska-Kearney 52-72 L 562 (14)Kalli Feddersen (7)Kalli Feddersen (7)Kylah Collins 12/2/16 *at Colorado Mines 62-81 L 200 (14)Erin Graham (10)Kendra Baucom 12/03/16 *at Colo. Christian W 69-64 (15)Kalli Feddersen (9)Kylah Collins 12/09/16 *UC COLORADO SPRINGS 58-73 L 415 (18)Kalli Feddersen (8)Leticia Rodriguez 12/10/16 *METRO ST. 50-70 L 288 (16)Kalli Feddersen (10)Kalli Feddersen 12/16/16 **at South Dakota School of Min W 69-64 222 (19)Graham,Erin (10)Feddersen,Kalli 12/17/16 *at Black Hills State 48-79 L 381 (21)Erin Graham (7)Leticia Rodriguez (7)Kalli Feddersen 12/30/16 *FORT LEWIS 69-76 L 202 (17)Kalli Feddersen (8)Kendra Baucom 12/31/16 *ADAMS STATE W 60-59 147 (15)Kalli Feddersen (10)Kalli Feddersen 01/06/17 *at Colorado Mesa 56-82 L 655 (11)Kylah Collins (5)Kendra Baucom (11)Erin Graham (5)Kylah Collins 01/07/17 *at Western 70-75 L 126 (14)Erin Graham (8)Leticia Rodriguez 01/13/17 *WESTMINSTER (UT) W 79-76 297 (21)Kalli Feddersen (11)Kendra Baucom 01/20/17 *at Adams State W 78-66 254 (19)Kalli Feddersen (9)Kalli Feddersen 01/21/17 *at Fort Lewis 80-92 L 487 (27)Kalli Feddersen (8)Kalli Feddersen 01/27/17 *COLO. ST.-PUEBLO 54-77 L 329 (15)Kylah Collins (8)Kalli Feddersen (15)Kalli Feddersen 01/28/17 *N.M. HIGHLANDS Wot 77-71 348 (16)Leticia Rodriguez (13)Kalli Feddersen 02/03/17 *COLO. CHRISTIAN 68-77 L 225 (16)Kalli Feddersen (13)Kylah Collins 02/04/17 *COLORADO MINES 73-84 L 349 (17)Erin Graham (10)Kalli Feddersen (10)Kylah Collins 02/10/17 *at Metro St. 66-74 L 417 (16)Kylah Collins (6)Leticia Rodriguez (6)Erin Graham 02/11/17 *at UC Colorado Springs 49-90 L 612 (19)Erin Graham (6)Kalli Feddersen 02/14/17 *at Regis University 56-79 L 125 (16)Kalli Feddersen (6)Erin Graham 02/24/17 *BLACK HILLS STATE Wot 67-60 352 (19)Kalli Feddersen (7)Leticia Rodriguez 02/25/17 *SOUTH DAKOTA MINES 62-78 L 368 (13)Kalli Feddersen (8)Kalli Feddersen (13)Havannah Newens

* - Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home 12 3464 289 Away 13 6571 505 Neutral 0 0 0 Total 25 10035 401

15 EAGLES STRUGGLED, BUT BRIGHTER DAYS APPEAR ON HORIZON Things didn’t go as well as was hoped for the Men’s Basketball Leaders/Honors Chadron State College men’s basketball team Points per game - Darius Polley (13.8) this past season, but there are already signs on Rebounds per game - Jordan Perry (4.3) the horizon that brighter days are ahead. Eagles’ Assists per game - Warren Gordon (3.0) coach Houston Reed believes the foundation has Steals per game - Darius Polley (1.3) Field goal percentage season - Michael Johnson (.547) been established for the winning program he is All-RMAC Honorable Mention dedicated to building. Darius Polley The number of returning players was limited RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Tobe Mbanugo, Matt Reader, Leigh Saffin, Vonsinh Sayaloune and not many of their profiles were brimming with success when Reed was hired a year ago. contacts.” Before the summer was over, he had added Reed, who was a highly successful coach about a half dozen players to the mix. Not all at Otero Junior College in La Junta, Colorado, the members of either group panned out and the before coming to CSC, already has several players Eagles wound up with a 3-23 record. The team stashed away for next year’s roster. Two of them was more competitive than the record indicates. redshirted this season. They are transfer Jaisean Two of the losses were in overtime, two more were Jackson, a guard who averaged 10.8 points while by a single point, two others were by five and one starting for South Dakota Mines in 2015-16, and was by six. Luke Fick, a 6-3 freshman guard and a two-time Injuries knocked the Eagles for a loop early all-state choice at Resurrection Christian High in in the schedule. Senior transfer Myles Busby, Loveland, Colorado. Reed saw enough of the duo a stalwart at both ends of the court, suffered a during practices that he is confident they will be serious knee injury that caused him to miss 11 contributors, maybe even standouts, before their games just as the RMAC schedule was beginning. careers are over. Then in the first half of the first game after The others are outstanding prospects who Christmas, two of the team leaders, Darius signed with the Eagles last November and Polley and Austin Hall, were sidelined by ankle wrapped up their high school careers by playing injuries that also caused them to miss two more in state tournaments this month. One is Dru games and left them at less than full speed for a Kuxhausen, the Scottsbluff sharpshooter who few more contests. Just as they were recovering, averaged 30 points while becoming the first freshman standout Michael Johnson missed three male in Panhandle history to score 2,000 points games because of a death in his family. It was during his career. The other is Kayden Sund, a 6-5 during this stretch that only eight players were small forward who averaged 14.3 points and 5.1 available for a few games. rebounds at Colorado’s Golden High this season. For the season, the Eagles averaged 66.1 points Polley, one of the most athletic players in the and gave up 79.7, making their minus 13.6-point RMAC, shot 45.4 percent from the field, scored at scoring margin the largest in the RMAC. Their least 24 points three times and led the Eagles in 38.6 field goal percentage, 30.8 figure from scoring at 13.8 points a game. He also led in steals 3-point range and minus 6.9 rebounding margin with 32. also were last in the conference for the season. Johnson is another player who appears to “No doubt about it, we need to upgrade in every have a bright future. A four-sport standout at area,” Reed said. “We need more depth, more size a Houston high school and still only 19 years of and we need to shoot better. Believe me, we’re age, he shot 54.7 percent from the field while working at it. I’ll guarantee you, no (coaching) averaging 8.6 points and collecting 4.5 rebounds a staff in the conference has been traveling game this season. more miles to watch games and visit players Reed said he also is counting on increased or spending more time on the phone making productivity from the program’s three most 16 veteran players. Each will be entering at least their several times when the going got tough. third season with the Eagles, and each improved “These guys and the others who’ll be back give as the season rolled along. us the foundation we need to get things turned They are: around,” Reed said. “It’s kind of like building --Matt Reader, the standout football receiver who a house. Now we’re trying to put up the walls gives the team a physical presence at both ends of and maybe put some shingles on the roof. It’s the court. doubtful that we can get everything that we’d like --Australian Leigh Saffin, who came off the bench to have in one recruiting class. It’s a process. to lead the team with 53 treys this season and “is It may be a while before we’re ready to start expected to be a big weapon for us,” in the coach’s painting. But that’s our goal and we’re working words. hard to get to that point.” --Chadron native Vonsinh Sayaloune, whose hustle and scrappy play, combined with his long- range shooting skills, gave the Eagles a big boost 2016-17 CSC Men's Basketball Chadron State Season Box Score (as of Jun 19, 2017) Men’s Basketball Season AllStatistics games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 3-23 3-11 0-12 0-0 CONFERENCE 3-19 3-8 0-11 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-4 0-3 0-1 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 21 Darius Polley 24-22 771 32.1 108-238 .4 5 4 24-84 .2 8 6 90-146 .6 1 6 13 70 83 3.5 61 2 69 98 7 32 330 13.8 02 Warren Gordon 24-21 735 30.6 78-251 .3 1 1 36-111 .3 2 4 75-97 .7 7 3 6 56 62 2.6 46 0 71 60 3 19 267 11.1 23 Jordan Perry 26-10 632 24.3 69-156 .4 4 2 3-10 .3 0 0 74-110 .6 7 3 38 73 111 4.3 87 6 10 42 4 12 215 8.3 05 Michael Johnson 23-15 421 18.3 75-137 .5 4 7 0-0 .0 0 0 48-75 .6 4 0 41 63 104 4.5 71 3 2 35 0 6 198 8.6 03 Leigh Saffin 26-0 493 19.0 57-173 .3 2 9 53-149 .3 5 6 14-17 .8 2 4 6 34 40 1.5 20 0 12 15 3 9 181 7.0 25 Austin Hall 24-11 480 20.0 53-116 .4 5 7 6-24 .2 5 0 27-49 .5 5 1 27 78 105 4.4 72 3 11 38 10 8 139 5.8 10 Vonsinh Sayaloune 25-13 470 18.8 32-109 .2 9 4 31-96 .3 2 3 14-20 .7 0 0 18 31 49 2.0 45 0 20 21 0 15 109 4.4 01 Myles Busby 15-12 350 23.3 31-76 .4 0 8 1-6 .1 6 7 39-48 .8 1 3 12 42 54 3.6 45 0 11 27 4 18 102 6.8 00 Matt Reader 21-9 458 21.8 31-65 .4 7 7 0-0 .0 0 0 24-43 .5 5 8 29 69 98 4.7 46 0 19 17 6 14 86 4.1 04 Bronte Corbray 19-10 411 21.6 28-130 .2 1 5 20-84 .2 3 8 5-10 .5 0 0 5 31 36 1.9 35 0 32 23 0 12 81 4.3 30 Cody Martinz 9-2 31 3.4 3-10 .3 0 0 2-7 .2 8 6 2-2 1.000 1 3 4 0.4 10 0 1 1 0 2 10 1.1 24 Brady Baer 3-0 23 7.7 0-3 .0 0 0 0-1 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 1 1 0.3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 45 Tobe Mbanugo 2-0 0 0.0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 47 56 103 11 Total...... 26 5275 565-1464 .3 8 6 176-572 .3 0 8 412-617 .6 6 8 243 607 850 32.7 541 14 258 389 37 147 1718 66.1 Opponents...... 26 5277 720-1514 .4 7 6 202-553 .3 6 5 430-600 .7 1 7 269 763 1032 39.7 551 - 352 376 76 180 2072 79.7

x-Inactive player

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Chadron State 792 909 17 1718 Opponents 919 1124 29 2072

17 2016-17 CSC Men's Basketball Chadron State Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Jun 19, 2017) Men’s Basketball Game-by-GameAll games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 3-23 3-11 0-12 0-0 CONFERENCE 3-19 3-8 0-11 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-4 0-3 0-1 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/15/16 at Bellevue 77-78 L 204 (30)Warren Gordon (6)Austin Hall 11/18/16 NORTHERN STATE 74-94 L 391 (16)Darius Polley (6)Austin Hall (16)Warren Gordon 11/22/16 MSU BILLINGS 69-89 L 248 (13)Darius Polley (5)Austin Hall (13)Michael Johnson 11/26/16 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY 65-75 Lot 119 (14)Michael Johnson (9)Jordan Perry (14)Darius Polley 12/02/16 *at Colorado Mines 66-78 L 298 (25)Darius Polley (4)Michael Johnson (4)Bronte Corbray 12/03/16 *at Colo. Christian 69-86 L (12)Bronte Corbray (6)Myles Busby (12)Warren Gordon (12)Darius Polley 12/09/16 *UC COLORADO SPRINGS Wot 75-71 592 (20)Warren Gordon (7)Jordan Perry 12/10/16 *METRO ST. 62-71 L 548 (18)Darius Polley (6)Myles Busby 12/16/16 **at South Dakota School of Min 71-76 L 589 (24)Darius Polley (5)Johnson,Michael (5)Jordan Perry (5)Matt Reader 12/17/16 *at Black Hills St. 55-82 L 503 (17)Michael Johnson (6)Darius Polley 12/30/16 *FORT LEWIS 59-86 L 278 (15)Michael Johnson (8)Michael Johnson 12/31/16 *ADAMS STATE W 66-58 214 (18)Michael Johnson (13)Michael Johnson 01/06/17 *at Colorado Mesa 49-94 L 477 (16)Jordan Perry (9)Michael Johnson 01/07/17 *at Western State 71-89 L 422 (14)Warren Gordon (10)Matt Reader 01/13/17 *WESTMINSTER (UT) 70-76 Lot 701 (23)Vonsinh Sayaloune (10)Austin Hall 1/20/17 *at Adams State 65-80 L 387 (18)Leigh Saffin (10)Jordan Perry 01/21/17 *at Fort Lewis 64-87 L 989 (26)Darius Polley (6)Matt Reader 01/27/17 *COLO. ST.-PUEBLO 55-85 L 514 (15)Darius Polley (7)Matt Reader 01/28/17 *N.M. HIGHLANDS 80-85 L 528 (15)Vonsinh Sayaloune (6)Darius Polley 02/03/17 *COLO. CHRISTIAN 81-90 L 315 (17)Darius Polley (7)Michael Johnson 02/03/17 *COLORADO MINES 57-87 L 514 (14)Myles Busby (7)Matt Reader (7)Jordan Perry 02/10/17 *at Metro St. 59-75 L 450 (13)Darius Polley (6)Matt Reader (6)Darius Polley 02/11/17 *at UC Colorado Springs 73-74 L 789 (15)Darius Polley (7)Jordan Perry (7)Austin Hall 02/14/17 *at Regis University 68-76 L 278 (16)Jordan Perry (8)Jordan Perry 02/24/17 *BLACK HILLS STATE 43-63 L 663 (18)Darius Polley (5)Michael Johnson 02/25/17 *SOUTH DAKOTA MINES W 75-67 588 (21)Myles Busby (8)Michael Johnson

* - Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home 14 6213 444 Away 12 5386 449 Neutral 0 0 0 Total 26 11599 446

18 WRESTLING TEAM SUCCESSFUL IN 2016-17 Chadron State wrestling is earning a reputation as a plucky Wrestling Leaders dual opponent, as evidenced by their head-to-head success in 2016-17. Most Wins...... Chance Helmick, 32 Best Record...... Chance Helmick, 32-6 CSC dualed nine opponents this year, of which six were Most Technical Falls...... Taylor Summers, Cooper Cogdill, 3 ranked in the nation’s top 25 during the season. The Eagles went Most Pins...... Chance Helmick, 13 4-2 in those matchups, toward an overall dual record of 7-2. Most Takedowns...... Sean Glasglow, 70 For the 49th consecutive season, an Eagle wrestler qualified Most Escapes...... Matthew Kindler, 40 for the national tournament. Chance Helmick, wrestling up one Most Reversals...... Taylor Summers, 8 class from last year took third in the regional’s 174-pound weight Most Nearfalls...... Chance Helmick, 27 class to make the NCAA Championships for the first time. At the national meet in Birmingham, Alabama, Helmick won Eagles victors. Head Coach Brett Hunter called it “a total team his first match but was defeated in the next two, and ended his effort” and “one of my best wins as a head coach”. season in the consolation rounds. The Eagles also broke a nine-year drought against Western The team claimed three individual championships, however, State at home on January 20, edging the Mountaineers 18-17 on at the RMAC Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado, a Glasgow pin. on February 4. The trio of Taylor Summers at 133, Helmick at Summers, Helmick, and Cogdill all went into the NCAA 174, and Cooper Cogdill at 285 went undefeated in the confer- Regional tournament in Golden, Colorado, ranked highly ence bracket to become the first gold medalists for CSC at the within the West Super Region. Helmick was the top seed at his newly-formed conference meet. The team placed fifth with weight, Summers was third, and Cogdill received the fourth freshmen Sean Glasgow at 149 and Matthew Kindler at 197 seed. Helmick fell in the semifinal match, but wrestled back to each walking away with a bronze, and sophomore Luke Zeiger place third. Summers and Cogdill each suffered heartbreaking finishing fifth at 141. setbacks and placed fifth, one spot outside of NCAA qualifica- A highlight of the team’s successes came on January 12 as CSC tion. improved to 2-0 in their dual schedule by defeating Colorado The Eagles’s 2017-18 season will be a year for building, with Mesa at home in the Nelson Physical Activity Center. The Eagles Helmick planning to take a redshirt year and the team returning snapped a four-year skid against the Mavericks by coming up on only three other seniors. the right side of the tiebreaker criteria in a 20-20 deadlock. The tie was broken by Summers’ first-period pin which made the Wrestling Awards and Honors Team Awards RMAC All-Conference First Team Most Valuable Wrestler- Chance Helmick Taylor Summers, Chance Helmick, Cooper Cogdill Most Inspiring- Taylor Summers RMAC All-Academic Second Team Most Dedicated- Chance Helmick/ Taylor Summers Chance Helmick, Taylor Summers Hardest Worker- Chance Helmick RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Most Improved- Brandon Kile Joshua Miller, Brock Thumm Best Teammate- Cooper Cogdill RMAC Wrestler of the Week Freshman Of The Year- Matthew Kindler Jan 17 - Chance Helmick Redshirt Freshman Of The Year- Chance Karst Dual Results Nov 5 Cowboy Open Dec 31 Viking Warrior Open Jan 20 vs WSCU Feb 11 vs CSU Pueblo 6 Placers 8 Placers WCSU 17, CSC 18 CSUP 29, CSC 9 Nov 19 UNK Holiday Open Jan 12 vs Colorado Mesa Jan 26 vs New Mexico Highlands Feb 2 at Rocky Mountain Open CMU 20, CSC 20 (CSC wins on NMHU 17, CSC 19 Nov 7 at Colorado School of Mines criteria) Jan 27 Adams State University Feb 24-25 NCAA Regionals CSM 15, CSC 25 Jan 14 UNK Midwest Duals ASU 18, CSC 21 CMU 30, CSC 10 Dec 13 at UW-Parkside California Baptist 20, CSC 21 RMAC Tournament Mar 10-11 NCAA National Champion- 10 Placers Central Oklahoma 20, CSC 18 5th Place, 5 Champs. ships FHSU 10, CSC 32 19

2 6 7 0 7 8 2 9 0 4 2 9 6 8 5 6 6 8 0 13 12 17 17 16 14 10 10 10 214 Losses

3 2 5 4 2 0 1 0 5 9 1 1 1 4 2 3 6 9 0 18 17 25 12 22 32 14 18 27 243 Wins

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 1 2 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 18 Tech

1 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 15 Tech

2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 1 1 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 Maj

3 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 36 Maj

7 1 3 6 0 5 4 0 5 7 0 3 1 1 7 3 3 0 7 2 8 1 1 2 9 2 7 0 95 Dec.

2 4 9 0 2 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 9 1 3 0 8 1 0 3 2 8 0 10 10 13 100 Dec.

2 1 1 1 0 1 2 3 1 1 0 0 1 5 1 2 0 5 3 1 3 5 5 4 1 0 0 0 49 PIN

3 1 7 3 2 2 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 5 1 0 0 7 1 4 1 2 0 4 2 0 0 13 67 PIN

5 1 0 2 0 6 7 0 1 3 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 7 2 6 3 0 0 2 1 0 0 52 R2

3 0 2 8 0 3 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 5 0 6 0 1 1 0 0 7 0 1 0 47 R2

7 1 2 1 0 2 4 1 2 2 0 0 1 7 8 6 5 7 1 2 8 7 1 2 0 0 13 10 100 NF4

1 2 6 4 2 0 0 1 0 9 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 11 11 11 16 14 27 12 17 151 NF4

1 0 3 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 4 1 0 3 1 1 2 0 4 1 0 32 NF2

3 1 8 0 0 4 1 2 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 9 0 2 0 2 8 4 1 0 11 13 12 89 NF2

4 0 2 5 0 8 1 4 4 6 0 5 9 0 11 17 14 29 14 46 16 21 12 41 13 18 13 24 337 ESC

5 2 0 0 6 1 6 1 8 3 3 0 11 25 19 16 12 26 28 26 24 17 22 13 40 31 19 22 386 ESC AGAINST CSC AGAINST FOR CSC 4 7 2 9 3 0 6 2 6 0 25 16 22 18 16 29 28 29 12 19 28 37 17 14 12 16 10 13 400 TD's

6 2 7 7 0 8 0 7 2 3 2 1 2 4 0 11 33 25 60 19 70 17 16 63 23 33 23 16 460 TD's

Team Dill Mai Bell Kile Bird Ezell Karst Koan Porter Miller Totals Taylor Zeiger Wilson Cogdill Hagans Cogdill Erthum Haskell Kindler Thumm DeSersa Helmick Glasgow Haddock Burgener Summers Anderson Rodenburg

Kai Jake Josh John Sean Alex Kyle Shaq Josh Luke Reed Willy Jacob Ethan Caleb Ethan Shane Rulon Taylor Brock Tristan Cooper Chance Chance Andrew Individual Brandon Matthew 20 Cameron

2016-2017 Individual Statistics CSC GOLFERS IMPROVED BY SPRING SEASON John Ritzen took over the CSC women’s golf head Returning to RMAC competition, the Eagles went to coaching position and made some solid progress with the Pueblo in late March without their No. 2 Owen, who team in his first season leading the program. suffered a bout with the flu. With only four golfers, the This year, the team turned to some younger players to Eagles put together their best team performance of the year. lead. Sophomore Sam Rahmig of Gering, Nebraska, was Rahmig shot 82-80-162 for the best two individual rounds the team’s lowest scorer, followed by true freshman Sydney of play put together by an Eagle in 2016-17, finishing sixth, Owen of Rapid City, South Dakota. Although the team was while senior Kelli Haynes became the only player besides young, the progression made by the squad from beginning Rahmig and Owen to card consecutive scores in the 80s. to end of the season was undeniable. The Eagles finally broke 700, recording a 695 to finish fifth The fall portion of the season featured two tournaments at the Pack Spring Invite. in southern Colorado, one in Denver, and one in eastern Owen returned to lead the team in its last two events. The Nebraska. Rahmig led the crew by consistently shooting in freshman stroked her lowest two tournaments all year with the 80s and occasionally the low 90s, but junior Mikayla scores of 172 and 174, with the latter helping the Eagles to Gallagher came up big for the Eagles in the final meet of the finish 10th at the RMAC Championships in late April. semester, firing her season-best 171 at Cattails Golf Club For the final three events of the year, all five players shot in Alamosa, Colorado. Karson Langley also played her best consistently in the double-digits, where four golfers had golf finishing second on the team at 173. The team had their struggled to stay under the 100-stroke mark in the earlier best showing to date in Alamosa, carding an even 700. part of the season. In the offseason, Ritzen obtained new training equipment Rahmig and Owen are set to return to the team in the such as indoor putting greens and a golf simulator, which fall of 2017, while the other members – Haynes, Gallagher, allowed the CSC women to continue their practice through and Langley – will all either graduate or focus on academics the winter months. They also took on new conditioning going forward. routines. Resuming play in March, the team shook their rust off in Las Vegas before returning to face spring in Colorado. 2016-17 Women’s Golf Schedule/Results Chadron State Team Scores Chadron State Individual 36-hole Scores Fall Season (18-hole average) Sam Rahmig Sam Proal Farmers Insurance Invite: 376-360—736 (11th) 18 hole average: 87.5 RMAC Tournament #1: 378 (12th) 36 holes: 175, 180, 261, 177, 176, 162, 181, 176 Bellevue Fall Invite: 370-366-344—1080 (6th) Kelli Haynes RMAC Tournament #2: 344-356—700 (11th) 18 hole average: 93.4 36 holes: 200, 203, 191, 183, 174, 178, 179 Spring Season Mikayla Gallagher Las Vegas Desert Classic: 380-359—739 (13th) 18 hole average: 93.6 Pack Spring Invitational: 353-342—695 (5th) 36 holes: 193, 194, 288, 171, 204, 172, 182, 187 Karson Langley Maverick Spring Invitational: (11th) 18 hole average: 93.9 RMAC Tournament: 364-345—709 (10th) 36 holes: 185, 200, 275, 173, 200, 187, 196, 180 Mariah Zavadil 18 hole average: 95.7 36 holes: 287 Sydney Owen 18 hole average: 89.4 36 holes: 184, 186, 265, 179, 181, 172, 174

21 EXCELLENT SEASON FOR SOFTBALL EAGLES The 2017 season was another excellent one for the twice in four remaining games and all three of the Chadron State College softball team. The Eagles had wins were by a single run. While this year’s total team their third winning season in the last four years, batting average of .287 was considerably lower than going 32-25 overall and 25-14 during the Rocky the .318 mark of a year ago, the 2017 Eagles hit .303 Mountain Athletic Conference’s regular season. Both in their conference games. win totals are program highs. So is the 3-2 record The team’s leading hitter was senior Lindsey during the conference playoffs at the end of the Karlin with a .413 average, the highest since the CSC season. softball program was revived in 2007. It is exceeded The Eagles finished fourth in the RMAC’s regular- only by the .448 average that Grand Island native season standings, were the only conference team to Patti Buettner had in 1982, when the sport was hand regular-season and playoff winner Colorado discontinued at the end of the season because of Mesa two losses and came out on the short end in just budget constraints. one of the their 10 series with conference foes. Karlin had 62 hits, including 14 doubles, walked 25 Coach Rob Stack called the season “absolutely times and had a .514 on-base percentage to also lead incredible” and said the team’s success verified that the Eagles in each category. This year’s second highest “CSC softball is on the map.Stack announced as the batting average among regulars was freshman Ellie season was opening that he would retire from the Owens’ .319. Both Karlin (9-18) and Owens (6-12) position at the end of this season. He also is chairman hit .500 during the conference playoffs. Owens’ .626 of the Chadron State mathematics department. He slugging percentage was the Eagles’ best. noted this week that during his 10 years as the head Three more CSC players hit above .300. Junior coach the Eagles have had just three first-team all- Aspen Eubanks hit .308, shared the home-run lead conference choices, but because of their cohesiveness with nine, one more than Owens, and drove in 33 and staying power were always competitive despite runs to set the pace. Senior Courtney Lecher hit .305 being geographically challenged in the far-flung and scored the most runs with 31. Sophomore Kayla league. Michel had a .301 average and was the runner-up in This year’s team had perhaps an unprecedented RBIs with 31. accomplishment. It won 13 of its 14 one-run games. Two more seniors also had productive seasons. The exception was a 3-2 loss to Nebraska-Kearney Third baseman Taylor Bauer hit .293 and was the in a non-conference game. “We had a solid lineup leader in extra base hits with 20, including nine from top to bottom and played with confidence,” homers, and catcher Zoe Humphries had a .283 Stack said. “No one player had to carry the whole average and generally hit the ball hard. load and we didn’t have any weaknesses. Those were The Eagles got a major boost from freshman factors that helped make it an outstanding season. pitcher Jessica Jarecki, who racked up several honors, Like many northern teams that open their seasons including RMAC’s Co-Freshman of the Year and by heading south, the Eagles got off to a slow start second-team all-conference. Jarecki’s 17 wins are the offensively. They were outscored 30-2 and collected single-season high in CSC annuals, one more than just 23 hits in 135 at bats for a .170 average while Kylee Polsley in 2014 and Tayler Hall in 2016. Her going 1-5 in Florida the first weekend of February. 2.49 earned run average is just a trifle higher than The next weekend, they went 2-4 while playing in Casey Williams’ all-time CSC best of 2.46 and the Texas and were outscored 36-11 with most of their .253 average that the opponents batted against her is runs coming in an 8-7 victory. Following the trips, the Eagles’ third lowest all-time. the team batting average was only .208, they had been In addition, Jarecki started the most games (28), shut out six of the 11 games, had scored no more than had the most complete games (21), threw the most

22 innings (177) and tied for the most shutouts (4) in Mason, also held her own most of the time, going 11- team history. 11 in the circle and the team got excellent help several Stack said the rookie from Chatfield High in times from sophomore Dallas Magnusson, who had Littleton, Colo., probably exceeded his expectations. six saves. No one else has had more than two saves in He said even during the recruiting process he tried a season for CSC. to impress upon her that she wouldn’t have to “do The Eagles are losing six seniors from this year’s everything” because she would have a senior catcher team (see accompanying story), but the cupboard (Humphries) and proven players also would fill the won’t be empty for the new coach. Fourteen players other key defensive positions. are expected to return and last fall Stack announced “She acted like a veteran from day one, never got the signing of seven newcomers. He said they include shook and always gave us a chance to win,” Stack said. two pitchers and players capable of helping fill the He added that she hides the ball really well prior to other slots that are being vacated. her delivery and has a “backdoor curve” that comes The coach added that he believes 2017 freshmen in at the knees and then breaks over the inside corner Angelica Maples and Francine Boston will be strong of the plate to go with a good fastball and changeup. candidates to take over at shortstop and third base The Eagles’ other starting pitcher, senior Kinley where Lecher and Bauer have been stalwarts.

Awards and Honors All-RMAC Second Team Omaha World Herald All-Nebraska DII Jessica Jarecki First Team Courtney Lecher, Kayla Michel, Aspen Eubanks, Kayla Michel Lindsey Karlin, Kinsley Mason, Dallas Magnusson Lindsey Karlin RMAC Co-Freshman of the Year Honorable Mention Taylor Bauer, Zoe Humphries, Ellie Owens, Morgan Jessica Jarecki Wilhelm Honorable Mention Zoe Humphries, Taylor Bauer, Aspen Eubanks

RMAC All-Academic First Team Taylor Bauer, Courtney Lecher Honor Roll Alyssa Geist, Zoe Humphries, Lindsey Karlin, Kayla Michel, Morgan Wilhelm RMAC Softball Player of the Week May 2 - Lindsey Karlin RMAC Pitcher of the Week Feb 28 - Jessica Jarecki

23 Season Bests 2017 Chadron State Softball Batting Leaders for Chadron State (as of Jun 19, 2017) (All games)

Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

Batting avg Slugging pct On base pct 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 4 1 3 1. 18 Ellie Owens . 6 2 6 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 5 1 4 2. 15 Francine Boston . 3 3 3 2. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 5 6 7 2. 15 Francine Boston . 4 5 5 3. 18 Ellie Owens . 3 1 9 3. 24 Taylor Bauer . 5 6 4 3. 18 Ellie Owens . 4 3 6 4. 6 Aspen Eubanks . 3 0 8 4. 6 Aspen Eubanks . 5 3 1 4. 4 Morgan Wilhelm . 4 1 1 5. 23 Courtney Lecher . 3 0 5 5. 4 Morgan Wilhelm . 4 9 4 5. 13 Kayla Michel . 3 7 8

Runs scored Hits Runs batted in 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 3 1 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin 6 2 1. 6 Aspen Eubanks 3 3 2. 24 Taylor Bauer 2 7 2. 23 Courtney Lecher 5 8 2. 13 Kayla Michel 3 1 18 Ellie Owens 2 7 3. 8 Zoe Humphries 4 5 3. 24 Taylor Bauer 2 9 4. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 2 4 4. 6 Aspen Eubanks 4 4 11 Lindsey Karlin 2 9 17 Sheyann Ludwig 2 4 5. 2 tied at...... 4 1 5. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 8

Doubles Triples Home runs 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin 1 4 1. 18 Ellie Owens 1 1. 6 Aspen Eubanks 9 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 0 24 Taylor Bauer 1 24 Taylor Bauer 9 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 0 3. 18 Ellie Owens 8 4. 24 Taylor Bauer 9 4. 8 Zoe Humphries 6 5. 13 Kayla Michel 8 5. 2 tied at...... 5

Total bases Walks Hit by pitch 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin 8 5 1. 11 Lindsey Karlin 2 5 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 1 2 2. 24 Taylor Bauer 7 9 2. 13 Kayla Michel 1 8 2. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 1 3. 6 Aspen Eubanks 7 6 3. 14 Allie Mason 1 6 3. 11 Lindsey Karlin 7 4. 8 Zoe Humphries 7 3 4. 3 tied at...... 1 5 4. 6 Aspen Eubanks 6 5. 23 Courtney Lecher 6 8 5. 2 tied at..... 4

Sac bunts Sac flies Stolen bases 1. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 3 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 5 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 1 2. 13 Kayla Michel 1 2 24 Taylor Bauer 5 2. 18 Ellie Owens 8 3. 14 Allie Mason 5 3. 23 Courtney Lecher 3 1 Kendyl Moody 8 4. 4 tied at...... 3 4. 13 Kayla Michel 2 4. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 4 6 Aspen Eubanks 2 5. 3 tied at...... 3

Caught stealing Steal attempts Stolen base pct 1. 1 Kendyl Moody 4 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 4 1. 25 Angelica Maples 1.000 2. 18 Ellie Owens 3 2. 1 Kendyl Moody 1 2 5 Katelyn Eldredge 1.000 23 Courtney Lecher 3 3. 18 Ellie Owens 1 1 3. 17 Sheyann Ludwig . 8 0 0 4 Morgan Wilhelm 3 4. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 5 4. 23 Courtney Lecher . 7 8 6 5. 6 Aspen Eubanks 2 17 Sheyann Ludwig 5 5. 11 Lindsey Karlin . 7 5 0

Strikeouts Grounded into DP Total plate appearances 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 2 9 1. 14 Allie Mason 4 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 2 1 3 2. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 2 7 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 2. 11 Lindsey Karlin 1 8 6 3. 18 Ellie Owens 2 2 23 Courtney Lecher 2 3. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 8 2 24 Taylor Bauer 2 2 13 Kayla Michel 2 4. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 8 0 5. 6 Aspen Eubanks 2 0 5. 13 Kayla Michel 1 6 8

At bats Games played Game starts 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 9 0 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 5 7 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 5 6 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 5 9 24 Taylor Bauer 5 7 24 Taylor Bauer 5 6 3. 11 Lindsey Karlin 1 5 0 3. 8 Zoe Humphries 5 6 8 Zoe Humphries 5 6 4. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 4 8 11 Lindsey Karlin 5 6 11 Lindsey Karlin 5 6 5. 6 Aspen Eubanks 1 4 3 5. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 5 5 5. 13 Kayla Michel 5 4

Games as sub 1. 1 Kendyl Moody 4 4 2. 3 Alyssa Geist 3 8 3. 5 Katelyn Eldredge 3 6 4. 25 Angelica Maples 3 0 5. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 1 24 Season Bests (cont.) 2017 Chadron State Softball Pitching Leaders for Chadron State (as of Jun 19, 2017) (All games)

Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

Earned run avg Opposing bat avg Won-loss pct 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 . 0 0 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki . 2 5 3 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki . 6 8 0 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 . 4 9 2. 21 Megan Horn . 2 8 0 2. 29 Kinsley Mason . 5 0 0 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 3 . 5 4 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson . 3 2 3 16 Dallas Magnusson . 5 0 0 4. 29 Kinsley Mason 5 . 1 1 4. 27 Haylee McKeehan . 3 3 3 21 Megan Horn . 5 0 0 5. 21 Megan Horn 5 . 5 4 5. 29 Kinsley Mason . 3 4 8 5. 27 Haylee McKeehan . 0 0 0

Wins Losses Saves 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 1 7 1. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 1 1. 16 Dallas Magnusson 6 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 1 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 8 2. 21 Megan Horn 1 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 3 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 3 4. 21 Megan Horn 1 4. 21 Megan Horn 1 27 Haylee McKeehan 1

Innings pitched Batters struck out Appearances 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 177.0 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 1 5 9 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 9 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 112.1 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 4 4 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 2 5 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 5 3 . 1 3. 21 Megan Horn 2 6 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 3 4. 21 Megan Horn 2 4 . 0 4. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 3 4. 21 Megan Horn 9 5. 27 Haylee McKeehan 3 . 0 5. 27 Haylee McKeehan 1 5. 27 Haylee McKeehan 3

Games started Games finished Games in relief 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 8 1. 16 Dallas Magnusson 1 7 1. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 1 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 2 4 2. 21 Megan Horn 6 2. 21 Megan Horn 7 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 3. 27 Haylee McKeehan 2 3. 27 Haylee McKeehan 2 21 Megan Horn 2 4. 3 tied at...... 1 4. 3 tied at...... 1 5. 27 Haylee McKeehan 1

Wild pitches Balks Hit batters 1. 16 Dallas Magnusson 3 1. 29 Kinsley Mason 8 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 7 3. 21 Megan Horn 1 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 6 29 Kinsley Mason 1 4. 21 Megan Horn 3

Intentional BB allowed Runners picked off Batters SO out looking 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 1 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 5 2 29 Kinsley Mason 1 29 Kinsley Mason 1 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 1 3. 21 Megan Horn 6 4. 16 Dallas Magnusson 1

Sac bunts allowed Sac flies allowed Hits allowed 1. 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 7 1. 29 Kinsley Mason 6 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 2. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 8 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 3 2. 27 Haylee McKeehan 4 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 6 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 3. 21 Megan Horn 3 0 4. 21 Megan Horn 1 4. 21 Megan Horn 1 4. 16 Dallas Magnusson 7 6 5. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 7 1

Runs allowed Earned runs allowed Walks allowed 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 2. 27 Haylee McKeehan 4 2. 27 Haylee McKeehan 3 2. 27 Haylee McKeehan 5 3. 21 Megan Horn 2 5 3. 21 Megan Horn 1 9 3. 16 Dallas Magnusson 8 4. 16 Dallas Magnusson 4 7 4. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 7 4. 21 Megan Horn 1 7 5. 22 Jessica Jarecki 8 7 5. 22 Jessica Jarecki 6 3 5. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 9

Doubles allowed Triples allowed Home runs allowed 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 1. 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 2. 27 Haylee McKeehan 1 27 Haylee McKeehan 0 27 Haylee McKeehan 0 3. 21 Megan Horn 5 21 Megan Horn 0 3. 21 Megan Horn 2 4. 29 Kinsley Mason 2 3 22 Jessica Jarecki 0 4. 16 Dallas Magnusson 4 5. 16 Dallas Magnusson 2 4 5. 16 Dallas Magnusson 1 5. 22 Jessica Jarecki 1 4 25 Season Bests (cont.) 2017 Chadron State Softball Fielding Leaders for Chadron State (as of Jun 19, 2017) (All games)

Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

Fielding pct Chances Putouts 1. 13 Kayla Michel 1.000 1. 14 Allie Mason 2 9 2 1. 14 Allie Mason 2 8 1 1 Kendyl Moody 1.000 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 8 6 2. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 5 6 16 Dallas Magnusson 1.000 3. 23 Courtney Lecher 2 0 0 3. 13 Kayla Michel 1 0 2 5 Katelyn Eldredge 1.000 4. 24 Taylor Bauer 1 8 7 4. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 7 8 3 Alyssa Geist 1.000 5. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 5 0 5. 11 Lindsey Karlin 7 7

Assists Errors Fielding double plays 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 1 3 1. 23 Courtney Lecher 1 4 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 3 2. 24 Taylor Bauer 1 0 6 2. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 3 24 Taylor Bauer 3 3. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 5 9 3. 24 Taylor Bauer 1 0 14 Allie Mason 3 4. 22 Jessica Jarecki 5 6 4. 14 Allie Mason 7 4. 13 Kayla Michel 2 5. 8 Zoe Humphries 2 4 5. 8 Zoe Humphries 6 17 Sheyann Ludwig 2

Stolen bases against Caught stealing by Steal attempts against 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 5 2 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 2 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 6 4 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 9 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 8 2. 22 Jessica Jarecki 3 7 3. 29 Kinsley Mason 1 8 3. 29 Kinsley Mason 4 3. 29 Kinsley Mason 2 2 4. 13 Kayla Michel 5 4. 13 Kayla Michel 2 4. 13 Kayla Michel 7 16 Dallas Magnusson 5 5. 3 tied at...... 1 5. 16 Dallas Magnusson 6

Passed balls Catchers interference 1. 8 Zoe Humphries 1 2 2. 17 Sheyann Ludwig 1 13 Kayla Michel 1

26 2017 Chadron State Softball Statistics Summary for Chadron State (as of Jun 19, 2017) Statistics/Results (All games)

Record: 32-25 Home: 14-8 Away: 12-9 Neutral: 6-8 RMAC: 25-14

Date Opponent Score Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp so sb-att 2/3 vs Eckerd College L 0-4 11 Lindsey Karlin . 4 1 3 56-56 150 20 62 14 0 3 29 25 7 19 3-4 #2/3 vs Florida Southern L 0-6 15 Francine Boston . 3 3 3 12-1 9 4 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 0-0 2/4 vs Tampa L 1-8 18 Ellie Owens . 3 1 9 48-33 91 27 29 2 1 8 20 15 4 22 8-11 2/4 #17 SAINT LEO L 0-8 6 Aspen Eubanks . 3 0 8 54-52 143 18 44 5 0 9 33 7 6 20 0-2 2/5 vs #17 Saint Leo W 2-1 23 Courtney Lecher . 3 0 5 57-56 190 31 58 7 0 1 17 15 2 10 11-14 2/5 vs Tampa L 0-2 13 Kayla Michel . 3 0 1 54-54 136 11 41 8 0 5 31 18 0 17 0-0 2/10 vs Fort Hays State W 1-0 24 Taylor Bauer . 2 9 3 57-56 140 27 41 9 1 9 29 15 0 22 2-3 2/10 vs Missouri Southern W 8-7 8 Zoe Humphries . 2 8 3 56-56 159 10 45 10 0 6 28 13 4 18 0-0 2/10 vs Cameron L 2-11 25 Angelica Maples . 2 6 1 34-4 23 10 6 2 0 1 3 1 0 7 3-3 2/11 vs Washburn L 0-8 4 Morgan Wilhelm . 2 5 8 45-36 89 24 23 6 0 5 15 11 12 29 2-5 2/11 at #4 West Texas A&M L 0-10 3 Alyssa Geist . 2 2 2 46-8 27 12 6 0 0 0 1 1 1 4 0-0 *2/27 #16 COLORADO MESA W 4-3 1 Kendyl Moody . 2 1 1 49-5 19 11 4 1 0 0 2 2 0 5 8-12 *2/27 #16 COLORADO MESA L 1-14 17 Sheyann Ludwig . 2 0 9 55-53 148 24 31 10 0 3 15 7 11 27 4-5 *2/27 #16 COLORADO MESA W 6-5 14 Allie Mason . 1 8 3 48-42 104 8 19 5 0 4 14 16 2 10 0-0 *3/4 at N.M Highlands W 7-4 5 Katelyn Eldredge . 0 0 0 37-1 6 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3-3 *3/4 at N.M Highlands L 7-12 22 Jessica Jarecki . 0 0 0 34-28 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0-1 *3/5 at N.M Highlands L 3-12 27 Haylee McKeeha . 0 0 0 3-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 *3/5 at N.M Highlands W 9-7 21 Megan Horn . 0 0 0 9-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 *3/11 at Regis University W 4-3 29 Kinsley Mason . 0 0 0 26-24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 *3/11 at Regis University W 8-7 16 Dallas Magnusso . 0 0 0 23-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 *3/12 at Regis University L 0-2 Totals . 2 8 7 57 1437 247 412 80 2 54 237 149 49 219 44-63 *3/12 at Regis University L 0-8 Opponents . 2 9 7 57 1525 268 453 79 4 39 248 116 24 253 59-74 *3/18 COLO. STATE-PUEBLO L 5-7 *3/18 COLO. STATE-PUEBLO W 2-1 LOB - Team (354), Opp (352). DPs turned - Team (9), Opp (19). IBB - Team (0), Opp *3/19 COLO. STATE-PUEBLO L 8-10 (2). Picked off - K. Moody 1, T. Bauer 1, E. Owens 1. *3/19 COLO. STATE-PUEBLO W 8-6 *3/25 BLACK HILLS STATE W 7-3 Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb so *3/25 BLACK HILLS STATE W 4-3 4 Morgan Wilhelm 0 . 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 *3/26 BLACK HILLS STATE W 9-3 22 Jessica Jarecki 2 . 4 9 17-8 29 28 21 4 0 177.0 172 87 63 67 159 *3/26 BLACK HILLS STATE W 8-1 16 Dallas Magnusso 3 . 5 4 3-3 23 2 0 0 6 53.1 76 47 27 8 23 *4/2 at Colo. Christian L 1-3 29 Kinsley Mason 5 . 1 1 11-11 25 24 7 1 0 112.1 171 105 82 19 44 *4/2 at Colo. Christian W 7-3 21 Megan Horn 5 . 5 4 1-1 9 2 1 0 1 24.0 30 25 19 17 26 *4/3 at Colo. Christian W 8-6 27 Haylee McKeeha 7 . 0 0 0-1 3 1 0 0 0 3.0 4 4 3 5 1 *4/3 at Colo. Christian W 5-2 Totals 3 . 6 7 32-24 57 57 29 5 7 369.2 453 268 194 116 253 *4/8 MSU DENVER W 11-0 Opponents 3 . 7 9 24-32 57 57 31 12 2 367.1 412 247 199 149 219 *4/8 MSU DENVER L 3-6 *4/9 MSU DENVER W 4-3 PB - Team (14), Z. Humphries 12, K. Michel 1, S. Ludwig 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - *4/9 MSU DENVER L 0-10 Team (2), Z. Humphries 1, K. Mason 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Z. Humphries (52-64), J. *4/14 at Colorado Mines W 2-1 Jarecki (29-37), K. Mason (18-22), K. Michel (5-7), D. Magnusson (5-6), M. Horn *4/14 at Colorado Mines L 3-11 (4-5), H. McKeehan (3-4), S. Ludwig (1-1), K. Eldredge (1-1). *4/15 at Colorado Mines L 0-4 *4/15 at Colorado Mines L 0-4 Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total 4/18 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY L 2-3 Chadron State 44 47 38 24 34 23 35 1 1 247 4/18 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY W 10-4 Opponents 61 27 49 38 32 41 20 0 0 268 *4/22 ADAMS STATE W 9-0 *4/22 ADAMS STATE W 3-1 Win-loss breakouts: Day 32-24; Night 0-1; vs Left 4-3; vs Right 28-22; *4/23 ADAMS STATE W 6-1 1-run games 14-1; 2-run games 4-5; 5+run games 10-14; Extra inns 2-0; Shutouts 5-12. *4/23 ADAMS STATE L 1-8 Current streak: Lost 1; Longest winning streak: 5; Longest losing streak: 4. *4/29 at Fort Lewis W 11-2 Attendance: Home 2102 (avg 95); Away 3002 (avg 93); Total 5104 (avg 94). *4/29 at Fort Lewis W 14-0 *4/30 at Fort Lewis W 5-4 *4/30 at Fort Lewis W 9-2 5/4 vs Regis University W 1-0 5/5 vs #12 Colorado Mesa L 0-3 5/5 vs Adams State W 15-1 5/5 vs Colo. Christian W 2-1 5/6 vs Colorado Mines L 1-9

27 MANY CONTRIBUTE AS EAGLES SOAR IN 2017 It was another banner season for the Chadron State School Records Set in 2017 College track and field program. Women’s Indoor Events 60—Stachia Reuwsaat, 7.43. (Old record—Reuwsaat, 7.57, 2016). With a pair of national leaders setting the pace, the 60 hurdles—Tessa Gorsuch, 8.47. (Old record—Gorsuch, 8.51, 2015). Shot put—Mel Herl, 51-9. (Old record—Alyssa Norton, 49-2 ½, 2014). Eagles made lots of headlines. The roster included Weight throw—Mel Herl, 71-10. (Old record—Jessica Horsley, 63-1 ½, 2011). a strong supporting cast made up of hard-working Women’s Outdoor Events 100—Stachia Reuwsaat, 11.53. (Old record—Reuwsaat, 11.65, 2016). athletes who improved greatly during the season and 200—Stachia Reuwsaat, 24.51. (Ties record by Monique Fair, 2011). 5000—Nicky Banzhaf, 17:34.76. (Old record—Banzhaf, 17:42.49). provide inspiration for the future. 100 hurdles—Tessa Gorsuch, 13.78. (Old record—Shelby Bozner, 13.91, 2016). 4x100 relay—Tessa Gorsuch, Sierra Martinez, Chasidy Horton, Stachia Seniors Mel Herl and Stachia Reuwsaat ranked Reuwsaat, 45.46. (Old record—Kelsy Wood, Shelby Bozner, Tiffany Thomas, Stachia Reuwsaat), 46.52, 2016). among the best ever at Chadron State and the best Shot put—Mel Herl, 55-6 ¼. (Old record—Jacqueline Wells, 52-1, 2005). Discus—Mel Herl, 187-2. (Old record—Herl, 170-0, 2015). in the nation regardless of class in their events both Hammer—Mel Herl, 214-1. (Old record—Jessica Horsley, 189-1, 2011). indoors and outdoors this season. Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, 21-8 ¼. (Old record—Reuwsaat, 21-2 ½, 2016). Men’s Outdoor Events Both were national champions and also added a third 5000 meters—Alejandro Garcia, 14:29.50 Discus—Cory Martens, 54.19m (177-9) place at the indoor meet, where the Chadron State Hammer throw—Cory Martens, 59.18m (194-2) women placed third with 38 points, just a point out of and hammer throws. In addition, Ashlyn Hanson was second, and netted the first national team trophy by the runner-up to Herl in both the weight and hammer any CSC athletic program. throws at the conference meets and qualified for The CSC women also earned 29 points at the nationals in the hammer. National Outdoor Meet, good for sixth in the final --Reuwsaat won RMAC long jump championships team standings. It marked the third time in two years and repeated as the national indoor gold medalist in that the Lady Eagles had ranked among the top 10 at a the event. She also went 21-8 ½ in late April at a national meet. meet in California to earn a berth in the USA National Head Coach Brad Gamble also was pleased with Championships for the second year in a row. how the Chadron State women fared at the Rocky --Reuwsaat also made history in the sprints, earning Mountain Athletic Conference Meets. They were All-American honors in both the 60 and 100 at the missing athletes who scored 81 of the 124 points that national meets. Her 100 time of 11.53 seconds put earned runner-up honors at the 2016 Indoor Meet, but her in the top five in DII for the season. Her long- still tallied 106.5 points this season while finishing time friend, Tessa Gorsuch, returned after missing third, just 2.5 points out of second. the 2016 season because of an injury. Gorsuch won The story was similar outdoors. The CSC women the 60-meter highs at the RMAC Indoors Meet and won Chadron State’s first-ever conference track and her bronze medal at the National Indoor Meet helped field championship in 2016 with 172 points, but Eagles win the cherished trophy. Outdoors, she was athletes who had scored 94 of them were no longer on the silver medalist outdoors and regained the school the team. Still, this year’s team finished third with 127 record in the 100 highs that she had lost while she was points. sidelined. Here are some highlights: --Reuwsaat and Gorsuch also helped CSC’s 4x100 --Mel Herl had a fantastic year, winning five RMAC relay run the sixth fastest time (45.46) in the country championships, setting four conference records and and qualify for nationals outdoors. The other two relay earning All-American in each of the events at national runners, Sierra Martinez and Chasidy Horton, “are just meets, where she won two gold medals, a silver, a realizing how good they can be,” Gamble said. bronze and was fifth in the remaining event. Herl also --In addition, the coach was particularly pleased with ended her career near the top in Division II history in how much Alisha Heelan improved in the 400 meters, all three outdoors throwing events, and qualified for that Horton, Martinez and Maddie Brashears all long the USA National Championships in both the discus 28 Continued on Page 26 jumped more than 18 feet during the season and Haley and was fourth in the hammer at the RMAC Meet, and Gallagher placed third in both the high jump and the qualified for nationals in the discus. pole vault at the RMAC Outdoor Meet. He also noted Gamble was happy that Justin Leman, a redshirt that senior Tory Snyder, once a CSC sprinter, took up freshman, and Greg Peterson, a sophomore, finished pole vaulting as a junior and had a career-best mark of third and fourth, respectively, in the decathlon at the 11-1 while placing fourth at the conference meet. RMAC Outdoor Meet. The Eagles got a boost at the It was disappointing that the men’s team scored outdoor meet when Dez Smith won the gold medal in just 55 points at the conference’s indoor meet, but the the triple jump. Eagles continued to work and tallied 72 outdoors. Another top performance came from academic all- The men were led by throwers. Blake Jacobs was star Alejandro Garcia, who became the first Chadron third in the shot put both indoors and outdoors and State male to place in two distance races at the Jesse Bleidt, Cory Martens and Jacobs placed second, conference’s outdoor championships. He took third third and fourth, respectively, in the weight throw in the 500- and was sixth in the 1500, then qualified indoors. nationals in the 1500 and ran well enough to earn Martens, a sophomore who set school records in Second-Team All-American. both the discus and hammer throw, won the discus

Track & Field Awards and Honors

Women’s Awards Men’s Awards Newcomer of the Year—Ashton Hallsted Newcomer of the Year—Javan Lanier Most Improved—Ashlyn Hanson and Cassie Johnson, Most Improved—Gregg Peterson Most Inspirational—Stachia Reuwsaat, Most Inspirational—Frantzlee LaCrete and Matt Klein Workhorse—Alisha Heelan Workhorse—Cory Salitrik Track Athlete of the Year—Tessa Gorsuch Track Athlete of the Year—Justin Leman Field Athlete of the Year—Mel Herl Field Athlete of the Year—Cory Martens Most Valuable Athlete—Stachia Reuwsaat Most Valuable Athlete—Cory Martens.

RMAC Champions and NCAA D-II All-Americans RMAC CHAMPIONS Chadron State’s All-Americans in 2017 Women’s Indoors Indoor Championships (5 All-Americans) 60 hurdles—Tessa Gorsuch, 8.50 Stachia Reuwsaat—Long jump, 1st, 6.16m, (20-2 ½) Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, 6.29m (20-73/4) —60 meters, 3rd, 7.47 Shot put—Mel Herl, 15.30m (50-21/2) Mel Herl—Shot put, 1st, 15.77m, (51-9) Weight throw—Mel Herl, 21.80m (71-61/4) —Weight throw, 3rd, 21.13m, (69-4) Women’s Outdoors Tessa Gorsuch—60 meter hurdles, 3rd, 8.49 Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, 6.03m (19-91/2) Shot put—Mel Herl, 16.33m (53-7) Outdoor Championships (6 All-Americans) Discus throw—Mel Herl, 51.98m (170-6) Women’s Events Hammer throw—Mel Herl , 63.62m (208-9) Stachia Reuwsaat—100 meters, 6th, 11.74 Men’s Outdoors Long jump—5th, 6.24m (20-53/4) Triple jump—Dez Smith, 14.22m (46-8) Mel Herl—Hammer throw, 1st, 65.27m (214-2) Discus throw—Cory Martens, 54.19m (177-9) —Shot put, 2nd, 16.15m (53-0) —Discus throw, 5th, 51.00m (167-4)

Men’s Events Alejandro Garcia (2nd team)—1,500 meters, 12th, 3:56.76

29 CSC’s Best Track and Field Marks in 2016-17 Women’s Indoor Events Men’s Indoor Bests 60—Stachia Reuwsaat, 7.43 60—Andre Woodson, 6.83 200—Cassie Johnson, 26.14 200—Andre Woodson, 22.43 400—Alisha Heelan, 57.89 400—Cory Salitrik, 50.82 800—Alisha Heelan, 2:22.57 800—Kyle Dietsche, 1:56.88 Mile—Margaret Vinton, 5:31.91 1000—Justin Leman, 2:53.34 3000—Margaret Vinton, 10:48.40 Mile—Kyle Dietsche, 4:22.22 5,000—Taylor Allison, 18:44.45 3000—Eric Yager, 8:58.31 60 hurdles—Tessa Gorsuch, 8.47 5000—Dylan Stansbury, 15:34.38 4x400 relay— Ali. Heelan, Cas. Johnson, Sie Martinez, Aly 60H—Justin Leman, 8.39 Valko, 4:00.87 4x400—Jus. Leman , Cor. Salitrik , Aus. Fajfer , Cod. Distance medley relay—Ali. Heelan, Cas. Johnson, Sie Davis, 3:25.70 Martinez, Aly Valko, 4:06.29 4x440y— Jus. Leman , Aus. Fajfer , Cod. Davis , Cor. High jump— Haley Gallagher, 1.56m Salitrik, 3:27.10 Pole vault— Haley Gallagher, 3.39m DMR— Lev. Avila , Aus. Fajfer , Cod. Davis , Kyl. Di- Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, 6.29m etsche, 10:31.09 Triple jump—Michelle Carbajal, 11.22m High jump—Justin Leman, 1.75m Shot put—Mel Herl, 15.77m Pole vault—Greg Peterson, 3.80m Weight throw—Mel Herl, 21.89m Long jump—Javan Lanier, 7.09m Pentalthalon—Chasidy Horton, 3147 Triple jump—Kharon Hall, 14.50m Shot put—Blake Jacobs, 16.59m Women’s Outdoor Events Weight throw—Jesse Bleidt, 18.18m 100—Stachia Reuwsaat, 11.53 Heptathalon—Justin Leman, 4596 200—Stachia Reuwsaat, 24.51 400—Alisha Heelan, 56.86 Men’s Outdoor Events 800—Chasidy Horton, 2:41.27 100—Andre Woodson, 10.67 1500—Nicky Banzhaf, 4:46.10 200—Andre Woodson, 22.50 5000—Nicky Banzhaf, 17:34.76 400—Justin Leman, 49.74 10,000—Margaret Vinton, 38:36.88 800—Levi Avila, 1:59.16 100H—Tessa Gorsuch, 13.78 1500—Alejandro Garcia, 3:51.10 400H—Alyssa Valko, 1:07.30 5000—Alejandro Garcia, 14:29.50 4x100—Tes. Gorsuch , Sie. Martinez , Cha. Horton , Sta. 10,000—Dylan Stansbury, 32:26.82 Reuwsaat, 45.46 110H—Justin Leman, 14.75 4x400—Ali. Heelan , Cas. Johnson , Cha. Horton , Sie. 400H—Jack Gibbens, 58.45 Martinez, 3:49.30 3000S—Kyle Dietsche, 10:19.30 High jump—Haley Gallagher, 1.63m 4x100— Cor. Salitrik , Kar. Logan , Jav. Lanier , And. Pole vault—Haley Gallagher, 3.38m Woodson, 41.36 Long jump—Stachia Reuwsaat, 6.61m 4x400— Cod. Davis , Cor. Salitrik , Aus. Fajfer , Jus. Le- Triple jump—Erin Graham, 11.49m man, 3:19.76 Shot put—Mel Herl, 16.92m High jump—Justin Leman, 1.82m Discus—Mel Herl, 57.05m Pole vault—Greg Peterson, 4.10m Hammer throw—Mel Herl, 65.27m Long jump—James Kahlil, 6.86m Javelin—Ashlyn Hanson, 37.99m Triple jump—Dez Smith, 14.22m Heptathalon—Chasidy Horton, 4466 Shot put—Blake Jacobs, 16.94m Discus—Cory Martens, 54.19m Hammer—Cory Martens, 59.18m Javelin—Jack Gibbens, 48.37m Decathalon—Justin Leman, 6180

30 2016-17 Rodeo Placings Chadron State College Rodeo Sept.16-18, 2016 in breakaway roping [tie 5th in 1st go-round in 3.4 seconds, 5th in finals in 12.5 seconds]. Prestyn Novak and Colby Men’s team champions, 530 points. Women’s team 3rd, Hetzel, Sheridan College, 2nd in team roping [4th in 1st go- 196.67 points. Elsie Fortune, 1st in breakaway roping [tie round in 7.7 seconds, 1st in finals in 6.9 seconds.] Sam 2nd & 3rd, 1st go-round in 2.7 seconds and 1st in finals in Bolden, 4th in tie down roping [9th in 1st go-round in 11.3 3.2]. Cordale Martin, 1st in bull riding [1st in 1st go-round seconds, 2nd in finals in 10.0 seconds]. Others in finals: Elsie with 83 points, no score in finals]. Chasen Cole, rd3 in Fortune, 1st-3rd tie in 1st go-round of breakaway roping in 2.9 bull riding [3rd in 1st go-round with 73 points, no score in seconds, no time in finals. Fortune and Lance Neuerburg, finals]. Prestyn Novak, nd2 in all-around cowboy standings, tie for 7th in 1st go-round of team roping in 8.2 seconds, 200 points; 3rd in steer wrestling [2nd in 1st go-round in 6.3 no time in finals. Brandi Cwach and Syerra Christensen, seconds, 3rd in finals in 5.8 seconds]. th6 in tie down roping LCCC, tie 8th in 1st go-round of team roping in 8.2 seconds, [1st in 1st go-round in 11.0 seconds, no time in finals]. Lane no time in finals. Day, 3rd in all-around cowboy standings, 180 points; 3rd in tie down roping [5th in 1st go-round in 13.2 seconds, 2nd in Central Wyoming College Rodeo October 7-9, 2016 finals in 18.3 seconds]. th6 in steer wrestling [3rd in 1st go- round in 6.4 seconds, no time in finals]. Cole Retchless, Men’s Team Champions—540 points. All-Around 5th in steer wrestling [10th in 1st go-round in 8.6 seconds, Cowboy—Prestyn Novak with 190 points, 1st in tie down 5th in finals in 9.7 seconds]. Sam Bolden and Casey Sellers, roping [4th in 1st go-round in 10.8 seconds, 1st in finals in Gillette College, 5th in team roping [9th in 1st go-round in 9.5 11.1], 5th in steer wrestling [5th -7th tie, 6.3 seconds, 5th in seconds, 5th in finals in 19.3 seconds]. Brandi Cwach, th6 in finals in 5.5]. Colin Dibbern, nd2 in saddle bronc riding [4th goat tying [tie 6th in 1st go-round in 8.2 seconds, 6th in finals in 1st go-round with 47 points, 1st in finals with 50.] Jordan in 8.0]. Others in finals: Marisa Cominiello, tie 3rd & 4th, in Tierney, 3rd in goat tying [4th-5th tie in 1st go-round in 8.1 1st go-round of barrel race, 16.98 seconds, 25.50 in finals; seconds, 2nd-3rd tie in finals, 8.3]. Lane Day, rd3 in tie down Lathan Lauing and Lane Day, 6th in 1st go-round of team roping [3rd in 1st go-round in 9.9 seconds, 5th in finals in roping, 8.3 seconds, no time in finals; Lance Neuerburg, 12.9]. Cordale Martin, 3rd in bull riding [2nd in 1st go-round 6th in 1st go-round of tie down roping, 13.4 seconds; Kellen with 72 points, no score in finals.] Ethan Lesack, th5 in bull Washut, 9th in 1st go-round of bareback riding, 48 points; riding [5th in 1st go-round with 61 points, no score in finals.] Lathan Lauing, 9th in 1st go-round of steer wrestling, 8.1 Chasen Cole, 6th in bull riding [6th in 1st go-round with seconds, no time in finals. 47 points, no score in finals.] Jed Rice, rd3 in saddle bronc riding [3rd in 1st go-round with 53 points, no score in finals.] Sheridan College Rodeo Sept. 23-25, 2016 Cody Trump, 5th in saddle bronc riding [5th in 1st go-round with 44 points, no score in finals.] Others in finals: Prestyn CSC men 4th in team standings with 358.3 points. Prestyn Novak and Colby Hetzel, Sheridan College, 9th in 1st go- Novak, 1st in tie down roping [1st in 1st go-round in 10.4 round team roping in 10.3 seconds. No time in finals. seconds, tie 1st & 2nd in finals in 10.2 seconds]. Chasen Cole, 1st in bull riding [2nd in 1st go-round with 66 points, 1st in Laramie County Community College Rodeo Oct. 14-16, finals with 74.] Cordale Martin, nd2 in bull riding [3rd in 1st 2016 go-round with 62 points, 2nd in finals with 72]. Dakota Rice, 4th in bull riding [4th in 1st go-round with 54 points, no time Dakota Rice, 1st in bull riding [1st in 1st go-round with in finals.] Others in finals: Lance Neuerburg,th 4 in 1st go- 79 points, no score in finals]. Sam Bolden, 3rd in team round of tie down roping, no time in finals, Colin Dibbern, roping with Casey Sellers, Gillette [7th in 1st go-round in 5th in 1st go-round of saddle bronc riding, no score in finals. 7.9 seconds, 3rd in finals in 7.5]. Lane Day, 5th in tie down Cole Retchless and Walter Lewis, EWC, 10th in 1st go-round roping [5th-6th tie in 1st go-round in 6.3 seconds, 4th in finals of team roping in 8.8 seconds, no time in finals. in 4.9]. Jordan Tierney, 6th in goat tying [1st in 1st go-round in 7.2 seconds, 7th in finals in 8.7]. Cody Trump, th6 in Lamar College Rodeo Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2016 saddle bronc riding [6th in 1st go-round with 61 points, no score in finals.] Others in finals: Tate Petrak, 5th-6th tie in 1st CSC women 4th in standings with 205 points. Chasen go-round steer wrestling, 6.3 seconds, 18.9 seconds in finals. Cole, 1st in bull riding [2nd in 1st go-round with 71 points, Lathan Lauing and Lane Day, team roping, 8.7 seconds and 1st in finals with 81]. Brandi Cwach, runner-up all-around no time. cowgirl with 125 points, 2nd in goat tying [tie 3rd & 4th in 1st go-round in 7.9 seconds, 2-3 tie in finals in 7.7 seconds], th6

31 2016-17 Rodeo Placings Cont. Gillette College Rodeo March 17-19, 2017 Casper College Rodeo in Casper, April 21-23, 2017

CSC men’s team, 2nd with 280 points. Brandi Cwach, 2nd in Dakota Rice, tie 1st and 2nd in bull riding [tied for 1st and goat tying [7.5 and 7.3 seconds]. Lane Day, 2nd in tie down 2nd with 80 points in 1st go-round. No time in finals]. Lathan roping [11.2 and 10.3 seconds]. Cordell Martin, 2nd in bull Lauing and Lane Day, tie 3rd and 4th in team roping [tie 2nd riding [74 and 79 points]. Preston Novak, 3rd in team roping and 3rd in 1st go-round in 7.7 seconds. No time in finals]. with Colby Hetzel, Sheridan College [Total time of 20.7 Tate Petrak, 6th steer wrestling [5.6 and 6.1 seconds]. Others seconds.] Miles Englebert, 3rd in bull riding [69 points in in finals: Lane Day, tie th5 and 6th first go-round of tie down 1st go-round, no score in finals]. David Svoboda and Tate roping in 11.0 seconds, 16.1 seconds in finals. Brandi Petrak, 5th in team roping [8.3 seconds, no time in finals]. Cwach, 1st in 1st go-round of goat tying in 6.7 seconds. No Others in finals: Rylee Rutten, breakaway roping. Note: time in finals. Dylan Lemmon, 3.1 seconds in st1 go-round Complete results of the rodeo were not reported to Chadron of breakaway roping. No time in finals. Jordan Tierney, 3.3 State. seconds in 1st go-round of breakaway roping. No time in finals. Eastern Wyoming College Rodeo at Torrington—March 24-26, 2017 University of Wyoming Rodeo in Laramie, April 27-29, 2017. CSC women were 2nd in team standings with 280 points, men were 3rd with 320. Elsie Fortune and Lance Neuerburg, Women’s team won first place with 415 points, more 1st in team roping [1st tie in 1st go-round in 7.3 seconds than twice total of any other team. Runner-up all-around and 3rd in finals in 7.4.] Cole Retchless and Levi Walter, cowgirl—Brandi Cwach, 1st in goat tying [1st in 1st go- Sheridan College, 3rd in team roping [8.4 and 6.7 seconds.] round in 6.8 seconds, second in finals in 6.9 seconds.] Jordan Hagedorn, 3rd in barrel racing [10th in 1st go-round Brandi Cwach and Syerra Christensen, Laramie County in 15.87 seconds, 2nd in finals in 15.63]. Brandi Cwach, th5 Community College, tie 4th and 5th team roping [tie 1st in goat tying [tied for 2nd in 1st go-round in 7.2 seconds, and 2nd in 1st go-round in 7.3 seconds, no time in finals]. 9.1 in finals.] Tate Petrack, th4 in steer wrestling [2nd in 1st Patricia Miller, 2nd breakaway roping [5th in 1st go-round go-round in 4.9 seconds, 9.6 in finals.} Prestyn Novak, th5 in 2.9 seconds, 2nd in finals in 3.0 seconds]. Jayde Atkins, in steer wrestling [5.5 and 9.5 seconds.] Others in finals: 2nd in barrel racing [5th in 1st go-round in 15.75 seconds, Prestyn Novak, 3rd-4th tie in 1st go-round of tie down roping 2nd in finals in 15.70 seconds]. Chasen Cole, nd2 in bull in 9.9 seconds, 14.7 in finals; Dylan Lemmon, rd3 in 1st go- riding [3rd in 1st go-round with 71 points, 1st in finals with round of barrel racing in 15.70 seconds; Sam Bolden and 81 points]. Jade Maier, 3rd in saddle bronc riding [75 and Casey Sellers of Gillette College, 3rd in 1st go-round of team 76 points]. Others in finals: Jordan Tierney, nd2 in 1st go- roping in 7.6 seconds. All three of these contestants were 7th round of goat tying in 6.9 seconds, 10.6 in finals. Jessica in the averages, one place away from earning points. Applegarth, 7.4 and 9.5 seconds in goat tying. Prestyn Novak, steer wrestling. Kellen Washut, bareback riding. Colorado State University Rodeo at Fort Collins, April 7-9, 2017 College National Finals Rodeo at Casper, Wyo., June 11- 17, 2017 Runner-up All-Around Cowboy—Prestyn Novak, 1st, tie down roping [1st in 1st go-round in 9.9 seconds, 3rd in finals, Dakota Rice, 8th in bull riding [2nd in 2nd go-round with 10.3 seconds], 1st in steer wrestling [6th in 1st go-round in 75.5 points. Qualified for finals, but no score on remaining 8.2 seconds, 3rd in finals in 7.7 seconds]. Cody Trump, 5th three rides]. Chasen Cole and Cordale Martin, qualified in saddle bronc riding. Others in finals: Lane Day, st1 in for CNFR in bull riding, but no scores on any of the three 1st go-round of steer wrestling in 4.9 seconds. No time in go-rounds. Prestyn Novak, qualified for CNFR in tie down finals. Kellen Washut, st1 in 2nd go-round of bareback riding roping, but no times in any of the three go-rounds. with 76 points. No score in final Ethan Lesiak, tie rd3 and 4th in 1st go-round of bull riding with 78 points. No score in finals. Jordan Tierney, two runs of 15.39 seconds in barrel racing. Jessica Applegarth, times of 8.0 and 7.5 seconds in goat tying. Colin Dibbern in team roping.

32 2016-17 Roster Women’s Team Name, Hometown Yr. Event(s) Jayde Adkins, Broken Bow, Neb. Fr. Barrel racing, breakaway roping Jessica Applegarth, Yuba City, Colo. Jr. Goat tying Brianna Clemetson, Keystone, S.D. So. Barrels, breakaway Merisa Cominiello, Burlington, Colo. Fr. Barrels, breakaway, team roping Brandi Cwach, Geddes, S.D. Jr. Barrels, breakaway, goats, team roping Kerri DeGroff, Broken Bow, Neb. So. Barrels, breakaway, team roping. Mikahla Ferguson, Hermosa, S.D. Jr. Barrels, breakaway roping Elsie Fortune, Interior, S.D. Sr. Breakaway roping, team roping Jordan Hagedorn, West Point, Neb. Sr. Barrels, breakaway roping Hannah Harwager, Stapleton, Neb. Fr. Breakaway roping, goat tying Dylan Lemmon, Eagle Butte, S.D. Fr. Barrels, breakaway roping, team roping Bailey Lupher, Mountain View, Wyo. So. Barrels, breakaway, team roping Rieley Maier, Bowdle, S.D. Fr. Breakaway roping, team roping Patricia Miller, Newcastle, Wyo. Jr. Breakaway roping Rylee Rutten, Colome, S.D. Jr. Breakaway roping, goat tying Jalyne Schuster, Hershey, Neb. Jr. Breakaway roping, team roping Charmayne Strong, Rushville, Neb. Jr. Barrels, breakaway roping, goat tying Jordan Tierney, Oral, S.D. Sr. Barrels, breakaway roping, goat tying

Men’s Team Name, Hometown Yr. Event(s) Samuel Bolden, Oglala, S.D. Sr. Tie down roping, team roping Chasen Cole, Hermosa, S.D. Jr. Bull riding Lane Day, Bartlett, Neb. Gr. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping Colin Dibbern, Riverdale, Neb. So. Saddle bronc riding, team roping Devin Dibbern, Riverdale, Neb. So. Steer wrestling, team roping Miles Englebret, Edgemont, S.D. So. Bull riding Wacey Ferguson, Hermosa, S.D. Fr. Bull riding Teigan Gray, Gettsburg, S.D. Fr. Bull riding Hank Jackson, Lingle, Wyo. Sr. Bull riding Gage Krueger, Avoca, Neb. Fr. Barebacks, steer wrestling Lathan Lauing, Oral, S.D. So. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping Cameron Lehr, Saratoga, Wyo. Fr. Bull riding Ethan Lesiak, Clarks, Neb. Jr. Bull riding Jade Maier, Bowdle, S.D. Sr Saddle bronc riding, team roping Wyatt Mann, Box Elder, S.D. Sr. Tie down roping, team roping Cordale Martin, Panhandle, Texas Jr. Bull riding Lance Neuerburg, Kersey, Colo. Jr. Tie down roping, team roping Prestyn Novak, Newell, S.D. Jr. Tie down roping, steer wrestling, team roping Tyen Palmer, Kadoka, S.D. So. Tie down roping, team roping Tate Petrak, Martin, S.D. Fr. Steer wrestling, Cole Retchless, Bridgeport, Neb. Fr. Steer wrestling, team roping Dakota Rice, Kellogg, Idaho So. Bull riding Jedidiah Rice, Kellogg, Idaho Sr. Saddle bronc riding David Svoboda, Schuyler, Neb, Fr. Team roping Cody Trump, Merriman, Neb. Jr. Saddle bronc riding Kellen Washut, Casper, Wyo, Jr. Bareback riding

Coach: Dustin Luper (9th year). Coaching Assistant: Nate McFadden (1st year).

33 TWO CSC COWBOYS WIN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Two Chadron State College cowboys won Central the reach the finals. That was only bull Rice stayed Rocky Mountain Region event championships and aboard until the eight-second whistle sounded and another was a runner-up during the 2016-17 rodeo he placed eighth in the final standings. He was fifth season. in the region’s bull riding standings for the year after Prestyn Novak, a junior, finished the region’s 10 qualifying for the CNFR the previous year when he rodeos with 590 points in tie down roping to win that placed third in region. title and Chasen Cole, a sophomore, scored 580 points In addition to winning the tie down roping, Novak to win the region’s bull riding championship. Cordale finished seventh in steer wrestling during season Martin, a junior, placed second in bull riding with 510 and was third in the region’s all-around cowboy points. All three qualified for the College National standings with 1,180 points. Among CSC cowgirls, Finals Rodeo in Casper, but none of them earned a Brandi Cwach came the closest to qualifying for the score during the three preliminary go-rounds. finals. She was fifth in goat-tying standings with A fourth Chadron State contestant, Dakota Rice, 591.67 points, just 47 from third place. The top three a sophomore, did score. He earned the right to individuals on each event and the top two teams from also ride bulls in Casper because he was the student each region qualify for the CNFR. Both CSC teams representative on the region’s board of directors during finished fourth in the region for the year. the 2016-17 season. He was second in the second go- round of bull riding with 75.5 points, good enough to National College Finals Rodeo Placings 1956—Don Meter, Minatare, first in calf roping. 2006—Chase Francis, Alamosa, Colo., sixth in team roping (header). 1978—Jean Fuchs, Thedford, first in breakaway roping 2013—Amy Tierney, Hot Springs, S.D., third in goat tying. 1979—Kathy Kennedy, Channing, Tex., first in breakaway CSC women—Tierney and Shelby Winchell—tied 6th and roping, and Martee Meter, Minatare, fifth in barrel racing. 7th in team standings. CSC women, fourth in team standings. 2014—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., tied for second 1981—Todd McIntyre, Thedford, second in saddle bronc in goat tying, and Amy Deichert, Spearfish, S.D., 5th in riding. barrel racing. CSC women’s team was the CNFR reserve champion. (Other team members were Shaylee Hance, 1983—Shari Fisher, Chadron, second in barrel racing, Circle, Mont.; Katie Loughran, Broken Bow, Neb., and and Bunny Pisacka, Buffalo Gap, S.D., fifth in goat tying. Amy Tierney, Oral, S.D. All five earned points. ) CSC women, fifth in team standings (also included Kerry Becker, Ashby. 2016—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., first in goat tying. She earned 315 points, enough so CSC finished 1986—Kerry Becker, Ashby, fourth in breakaway roping, fourth in the women’s team standings. and Dorene Johnson, Glenrock, Wyo., 6th in goat tying. 1987—Shelley Meter, Minatare, tied for second in goat tying and was all-around cowgirl at finals rodeo. 1999—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., first in bull riding. 2001—Dustin Elliott, John Day, Ore., first in bull riding. 2002—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., first in bull riding. 2003—Curt LaDuke, Valentine, fifth in calf roping 2005—Jennifer Nelson, Hartford, S.D., third in breakaway roping.

34 Regional Winners and National Qualifiers 1970—Clint Beldon, Bayard, 1st steer wrestling, 1st calf 2002—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., 1st bull riding; roping, and 2nd all-around cowboy; Maureen Manning, Dustin Elliott, John Day, Ore., 2nd bull riding. Other mem- Hemingford, 2nd pole bending; Lee Whitlock, Alliance, 2nd bers were Curt LaDuke, Gabe Taylor and Tim Hruby. calf roping. 2003—Curt LaDuke, Valentine, 2nd team roping and all- 1971—Perry Beguin, Rushville, 1st calf roping; Bob Schmitz, around cowboy; Dustin Elliott, John Day, Ore., 1st bull rid- Merna, 2nd bull riding. ing. 1972—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 2nd all-around cowboy; Doug 2004—Barb Holm, Wallace, 1st breakaway roping; Tee Cross, Deisley, Inavale, 2nd bull riding; Jay Ham, Benkelman, 2nd Harrison, 2-3 tie, calf roping. steer wrestling. 2005—Jennifer Nelson, Hartford, S.D., 1st breakaway roping; 1973—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 1st bull riding, and 2nd all- Talon Cooper, Shoshoni, Wyo., 1st calf roping; T.J. Owen, around cowboy. Winner, S.D., 3rd team roping heeler. 1974—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 2nd saddle bronc riding, and 2006—Chase Francis, Alamosa, Colo., 3rd team roping 3rd all-around cowboy. header. 1975—Sam Perkins, Chadron, 1st bareback riding, and 2nd 2009—Whitten Hoover, Ainsworth, Neb., 3rd in bareback all-around cowboy; Darrell Raum, Crawford, 1st team roping; riding. Joe Van Newkirk, Oshkosh, 2nd team roping. 2010—Whitten Hoover, Ainsworth, Neb., 2nd in bareback 1976—Dean Churchill, Valentine, 1st team roping; Kelvin riding. Sharp, Tryon, 2nd team roping. 2011—Kelsey Scott, Douglas, Wyo., 2nd in breakaway roping, 1977—Kelvin Sharp, Tryon, 1st team roping. and Miles Spickelmier, Imperial, 3rd in steer wrestling.. 1978—Jean Fuchs, Thedford, 1st breakaway roping, 2nd team 2012—Kelsey Scott, Douglas, Wyo., 1st in breakaway roping roping, and all-around cowgirl; Dean Churchill, Valentine, (by 450 points), 3rd in team roping header and runner-up 1st calf roping, and 2nd team roping; Kelvin Sharp, Tryon, 1st all-around cowgirl; Miles Spickelmier, tied for 1st in steer team roping. wrestling; Kaylee Gallino, Wasta, S.D., 2nd in barrel racing. 1979—Jean Fuchs, Thedford, 2nd breakaway roping; 2nd goat Women’s team finished 2nd in region. tying, and all-around cowgirl; Dick Churchill, Valentine, 1st Note: Katie Loughran was third member of CSC team se- team roping; Terry Correll, Tryon, 1st bareback riding; Kathy lected for CNFR. Gallino was ruled ineligible for the CNFR Kennedy, Channing, Tex., 1st breakway roping; Martee Meter, and was replaced by Jessie Sturman and Amy Deichert. 1st barrel racing. 2013—Mitch McAdow, Littleton, Colo., 1st in tie down 1980—Kathy Kennedy, Channing, Tex., 1st breakaway roping; roping; Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, 3rd in goat tying and Tom Whitely, Ogallala, 1st bullriding; Jean Fuchs, Thedford, runner-up all-around cowgirl; and Amy Tierney, Hot Springs, 2nd breakaway roping; Bert Leach, Ainsworth, 2nd bullrid- S.D., as student member of the board of directors in the Cen- ing. tral Rocky Mountain Region. 1981—Todd McIntyre, Thedford, 2nd saddle bronc riding. 2014—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., 1st goat tying; 1982—Kerry Manning, Thedford, all-around cowgirl. Shaylee Hance, Circle, Mont., 2nd goat tying; Amy Tier- 1983—Bunny Pisacka, Buffalo Gap, S.D., 1st goat tying and ney, Oral, S.D., 3rd goat tying. Women’s team 2nd in region all-around cowgirl; Shari Fisher, 2nd barrel racing. (missed 1st place by 11.67 points). Amy Deichert, Spearfish, 1984—Kerry Becker, Ashby, 1st breakaway roping; Bunny S.D., and Katie Loughran, Broken Bow, Neb., also went to Pisacka, Buffalo Gap, S.D., 2nd goat tying; Diane Weigel, CNFR as team members. Also, Russell Hipke, Stuart, Neb., Amelia, 2nd barrel racing. who had placed fourth in the region in steer wrestling, went 1986—Kerry Becker, Ashby, 1st, breakaway roping; Donene to the CNFR after one of the three qualifiers withdrew from Johnson, Glenrock, Wyo., 2nd goat tying. the rodeo. 1987—Shelley Meter, Minatare, all-around cowgirl; K.C. 2015—Wyatt Clark, 2nd, bareback riding. White, Ashby, 1st breakaway roping; and Del Dack, McCook, 2016—Shelby Winchell, Scottsbluff, Neb., 1st in goat tying 2nd steer wrestling. (by 465 points); Clayton Van Aken, Descanso, Calif., 1st in 1988—Rusty Kluender, Valentine, 2nd calf roping. tie down roping and 3rd in team roping header; Nate McFad- 1991—Justin Hammond, Valentine, 1st steer wrestling. den, Elsmere, Neb., 2nd in bareback ridng; John Kissack, 1992—Joy Peterson, Bayard, 1st barrel racing. Gillette, Wyo., 3rd in bareback riding; Dakota Rice, Kellogg, 1993—Jake Clark, Hemingford, 2nd calf roping. Idaho, 3rd in bull riding. Colby Anders, Bayard, Neb., and 1995—Pat Burk, Ewing, 2nd bull riding. Prestyn Novak, Newell, S.D., also were on national team. CSC 1998—Sid Merrill, Chadron, 1st calf roping; Devon Smith, men’s team 1st in region with 4,460 points, 969 more than Hershey, 1st bull riding. runner-up. 1999—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., 1st bull riding. 2017—Prestyn Novak, Newell, S.D., 1st tie down roping; 2000—Will Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo., 1st bull riding; Tara- Chasen Cole, Hermosa, S.D., 1st bull riding; Cordale Martin, lyn Rosander, Wolbach, 1st breakaway roping. Panhandle, Texas, 2nd, bull riding; and Dakota Rice, Kellogg, 2001—Dustin Elliott, John Day, Ore., 2nd bull riding; Jen- Idaho, student member of board of director in Central Rocky nifer Cullan, Alliance, 2nd barrel racing; Gabe Taylor, Ponca, Mountain Region. 2nd steer wrestling.

Notes: Chadron State was in the Great Plains Region prior to 1979-80, when it moved to the Central Rocky Mountain Region. No one from CSC finished 1st or 2nd in the region in years not listed. Beginning in 2005, the top three finishers in each event from each region qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo. 35 CSC’S HALL OF FAME HONOREES 1983—*Ross Armstrong, William Dean Armstrong, Jack 2000—Don Beebe, Steve Coon, Rick Daniels, Butch Le- Barker, Bob Baumann, George Bowman, Bill Bruer, Don hmkuhler, Barb Zurn Rangel, Phil Sanders, Dick Steinke, Burrows, Al (Bud) Butterfield, Paul Carroll, Glen Cheney, Ken Thompson, Bart Voycheske and *Bob Wood. Lyle Colerick, Archie Conn, Ivan Christian, Nels Christian- 2001—*Sparky Adams, Dan Barent, Maureen Cooney sen, Ralph Garvin, Norman (Bud) Larsen, Verne Lewellen, O’Dell, Ray Hoffman, Randy Jarzynka, Willy Long. Louis Mantalica, Harold (Pepper) Martin, John McGregor, 2002—Dennis Breinig, Jerry Carder, Dr. Pat Colgate, LaVerne McKelvey, Milford (Dub) Miller, *Mack Pey- Carolyn Williams Hovendick, Terry Mastny, Joe McKay, ton, Wilmer Planansky, Jim Ratelle, Ralph Shipp, Clinton Creighton Miller, Charlie Mitchell and Dave Smith Smith, J.C. Sollars, Ruffus Trapp, Clifford Weller, Orin 2003—Phil Haberman, Terry Hillman, Rich King, Randy Weymouth and Joe Zowada. Lotton, Don Mathis, Deb Spickelmier Noble, Jenifer 1984—Tom Blundell, Earl Buckingham, William Durbin Proud, Todd Pierce, Dean Rickard, Duane Smith Diercks, Wesley Evans, Frank Ferguson, Roy Houser, Keith and Gregg Stephens. Kyser, Larry Lytle, Virgil Meyer, Guido Santero, Leo Stan- 2004—Carrie Roberts Antonovich, Kerry Becker, Rod gle, Bill Stephenson, Dale Tangeman and Lionel Wickard. Bussinger, John Flynn, Lisa Brott Flynn, Leonard Hawkins, 1985—Gene Alcorn, Robert Armstrong, Richard Boness, Mike Max and Jeff Parke. Dick Colerick, Bennie Francis, Larry Gold, Glen Groves 2005—Steve Aggers, Corey Anderson, Lee Crawford, and John McLane. Murray Johnson, David Jones, Danny Moore, Mary Per- 1986—Bob Burden, Morse Burley, Steve Gremm, Leon- rien, Rick Samuels. ard Kaiser, Bob Lynch, Francis Rose and Jim Schwartz. 2006—Roxie Boehm Arens, Scott Blachly, Dennis 1987—Jack Dinnel, Jim Hampton, Bill Savage and Norm Fitzgerald, Jay Masek, Todd McIntyre, Ted Niemann, +Dr. Wilson. Sam Rankin, Toby Spence, Chris Stein. 1988—Clifford Carroll, Rod Ehler, Francis Montague 2007—Dean Barent, Bill Boness, Kail Bowman, Dawn and Dean Palser. Brammer, Josh Robinson, Mike Sorensen, Bob Waldner. 1989—Tom Alcorn, Jim Hogeland, Pat Moore and Mike 2008—Wendy Grint Alexander, Russ Anderson, Tricia Winchell. Lukawski, +Con Marshall, David McCartney, Steward 1990—Jerry Bartak, Larry Baumann, Lee Baumann, Rex Perez, Felix Sanford, Cory Shinkle, Caryn Martin Ziettlow. Cadwallader, +Robert Isham, Joe Johnson, Carol Bach- 2009—Russ Crafton, J.J. Feddersen, Cody Gamble, mann Marxsen, Bud Murray, Jack Needham, Gwen Reed, Shauna Smith Golembiewski, Chad Johnson, Joe Plan- Don Reel and John Sides. ansky, Angela Woodworth Rhoades, Jay Rhoades, Jason 1991—*Bill Baker, *Marge Burkett, *Bill Giles, Brad Robinson. Bartlett, Rod Borders, Gary Decker, Ted Erlewine, Louis 2010—Cory Brooks, Jim Butler, Corey Campbell, Lorna Peters, Tim Turman and Rick Watson. Dahlgren-Glenn, Tony Dammen, Scott Doyle, Bret Eng- 1992—Paul Colgate, Kevin Kirwan, Don Meter, Ken dahl, Joe Juelfs, Travis McDermott, Lacy Orpin, *Scott Ottoson, Bill Pile, Kathy Runyan, Don Schmaderer, *Harry Ritzen, *Brad Smith, Jennifer Vasey-Reiners. Simonton and *Loy Young. 2011—No selections were made due to the college cel- 1993—Rodney Cook, Dale Hendrickson, Nancy Cozad ebrating its centennial. Newman, Charles McGaw, Jim Prell, Ken Parks, Mike 2012—Corey Arndt, Patti Buettner, Curtis Deines, Jason Parks, *Larry Riley and Walt Stoeger. Funk, Judd Hoos, Jami Huckfeldt, Misty Leslie, Doug 1994—Randy Bauer, Rick Brown, Chad Emanuel, Kevin Lytle, Curt Moffat, Jeremy Robinson, Libi Susag. Emanuel, Scott Jones, Michael Kinnaird, *Wanda Rainbolt 2013—Dawn Bowcott King, Tracy Heiman, Dennis Hen- and Larry Ruzicka. dricks, Trevor Moon, Mike Riley, Molly Ruggles Garson, 1995—Kent Halley, Rex Jones, Kathy Kennedy, Jean Ryan Turman. Fuchs Poythress, Martee Meter Pruitt, Terry Statton and 2014—1966-67 Men’s Basketball Team, Kevin Allison, Dale Williamson. Kevin Homer, Justin Hoopman, Dan Maciejczak, Kit Nel- 1996—Clint Belden, Doug Brandt, Dale Drahota, Lue son Bennett, Jahvea Vidokovich, Tanya Weber. Graesser, Sheryl Myers Levi, Rick Nave, Kelvin Sharp, 2015—Casey Beren, Jess Clarke, Mike Fackrell, Jake Dale Timperley and Fran Wrage. Holscher, Jay Long, Steve Nelson, Jim Rhodes, Brad 1997—Bob Brown, +Vern and +Frances Chicoine, Dean Schulz, Ann Smith, Don Watt Churchill, Gene Emanuel, Duane Fritz, Shari Fisher Kopp, 2016—John Chancy, Deron Dolfi, Jim Fairfield, Ed Bunny Pisacka and Dennis Schmitz. Hermsen, Mandy Kubo, Jarod Moeller, Kory Richardson, 1998—1948, 1958 and 1978 football teams. Don White 1999—Brad Fults, Ralph Gill, Ron Hoffman, Laurie *CSC coaches 36Wickard Janicek, Doug Jones, Rick Mikelson, Sam Per- (Trapp, Riley and Wood also were CSC athletes) kins, Monty Reher and Bill Ryan. +Meritorious service CSC’S TOP ATHLETES THROUGH THE YEARS Each year, most of the teams at Chadron State College kovich, 1997-98—Domonic Harris, 1998-99—Domonic select a most valuable athlete. Often the team members do Harris. 1999-2000—Otis Frazier, 2000-01—Zak Ken- the voting. The following are the CSC athletes who have nedy, 2001-02—Jeremy Wissing, 2002-03—Deon David. received the awards as the best in their sport since 1980: 2003-04—Jeremy Wissing, 2004-05—Eric Griffo, 2005-06—Marcus Ligons, 2006-07—Marcus Ligons; FOOTBALL: 1980—J.D. Hill, 1981—John Flynn, 2007-08—Tim McLaurin; 2008-09—Tim McLaurin; 1982—Phil Haberman, 1983—Dave Smith, 1984—Duane 2009-10—Moala Tautuaa; 2010-11—Moala Tautuaa; Smith, 1985—Duane Smith, 1986—Dean Rickard, 1987— 2011-12—Moala Tautuaa; 2012-13—Zac Bargen; 2013- Leo Mendelsohn, 1988—Don Beebe, 1989—Chris Stein 14—Zac Bargen; 2014-15—Josiah Lee; 2015-16—Warren and Dave Landen, 1990—Corey Anderson and David Gordon; 2016-17—Darius Polley; Jones, 1991—Russ Anderson on defense and all seniors (Bill Boness, Curtis Deines, Craig Kallhoff, Steward Perez, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: 1980-81—Maureen Jay Rhoades, Jerry Thomas and Rich Van Deer) on offense, Cooney, 1981-82—Maureen Cooney, 1982-83— Laurie 1992—David McCartney, 1993—Joe Planansky, 1994— Tucker, 1983-84—Deb Sylte, 1984-85—Deb Sylte, 1985- Joe Planansky, 1995— All 14 seniors, 1996—Judd Hoos, 86—Mary Perrien, 1986-87—Mary Perrien, 1987-88—Mary 1997—Kevin Homer, 1998—Kevin Homer, 1999—Casey Perrien, 1988-89—Michelle Dahlberg, 1989-90—Tari Nel- Beran, 2000—Jeff Japp, 2001—Matt Strand, 2002—Mar- son, 1990-91—Tricia Lukawski, 1991-92—Tricia Lukawski, vin Jackson, 2003—Marvin Jackson, 2004—Danny Wood- 1992-93— Tricia Lukawski, 1993-94—Shauna Smith, head, 2005—Danny Woodhead. 2006—Danny Woodhead; 1994-95—Lorna Dahlgren and Lacy Orpin, 1995-96—Jami 2007—Danny Woodhead and Joe McLain; 2008—Joe Huckfeldt, 1996-97—Jami Huckfeldt and Patty Jeffers, McLain; 2009—Duke Eardley; 2010—James Belville; 1997-98—Tonya Weber.1999-99—Braidi Hladky, 1999- 2011—James Belville; 2012—Kevin Lindholm; 2013— 2000—Roxi Hoegerl, 2000-01—Braidi Hladky, 2001-02— Glen Clinton; 2014—Jonn McLain; 2015—Dylan Furrier; Kim Petty, 2002-03—Janet Raymer, 2003-04—Kim Petty, 2016—Cody Paul; 2004-05—Taylor Cady, 2005-06—Bec Kyba, 2006-07—Na- talyn Cumings; 2007-08—Sunni Busch; 2008-09—Sunni VOLLEYBALL: 1980—Barb Zurn, 1981—Barb Zurn, Busch; 2009-10—Kaitlin Petri; 2010-11—Lexi Smidt; 2011- 1982—Barb Zurn, 1983—Carrie Roberts, 1984—Carolyn 12—Kaitlin Petri; 2012-13—Kattie Ranta; 2013-14—Kattie Williams, 1985—Kim Cox, 1986—Kim Cox, 1987—Jeni- Ranta; 2014-15—Kate Simonton; 2015-16—Maka Daysh; fer Proud, 1988—Jenifer Proud, 1989—Starla Paules, 2016-17—Kalli Feddersen; 1990—Gena Bales, 1991—Roxie Boehm, 1992—Wendy Alexander & Dawn Hutchins, 1993—Wendy Alexander, WRESTLING: 1980-81—Gary Gill, 1981-82—Mark 1994—Angela Woodworth, 1995—Jennifer Vasey, 1996— Schoeneman, 1982-83—Dan Barent, 1983-84—Bart Molly Ruggles, 1997—Molly Ruggles, 1998—Molly Rug- Voycheske, 1984-85—Leonard Hawkins, 1985-86—Mike gles, 1999—Billie Grant, 2000—Tasha Reed, 2001—Tasha Max, 1986-87—Jeff Parke, 1987-88—Bob Waldner, 1988- Reed, 2002—Tasha Reed. 2003—Kelly Kraus, 2004—Aly- 89—Bob Waldner, 1989-90—Bob Waldner, 1990-91—Steve sia Wardyn, 2005—Alysia Wardyn, 2006—Patrice Henson; Loyd and Brennan Schwenk, 1991-92—J.C. Summers, 2007—Jamie Mills Weingart; 2008—Jennifer Luatua; 1992-93—Travis McDermott, 1993-94—Tony Dammen, 2009—Alyssa Norton; 2010—Mollie Jones; 2011—Mal- 1994-95—Tony Dammen and Travis McDermott, 1995-96— lory Irvine; 2012—Mallory Irvine; 2013—Erika Roybal; Justin Hoopman, 1996-97—Corey Arndt, 1997-98—Justin 2014—Erika Roybal; 2015—Rudy Leasau; 2016—Rudy Hoopman. 1998-99—Kevin Allison, 1999-2000—Josh Leasau; Schommer, 2000-01—Jason Dye. 2001-02—Cody Beguin, 2002-03—Jeff Rusher, 2003-04—Travis Peak, 2004-05— MEN’S BASKETBALL: 1980-81—Dick Uhing, Jake Schluckebier, 2005-06—Mark Pfeifer, 2006-07—Brett 1981-82—Gregg Stephens, 1982-83—Randy Lotton, Hunter; 2007-08—Josh Majerus; 2008-09—Brett Hunter; 1983-84—Randy Lotton, 1984-85—Rich King, 1985- 2009-10—Jimmy Savala; 2010-11—Jimmy Savala; 2011- 86—Rand Woods, 1986-87—Ted Niemann, 1987-88— 12—Jordan Debus; 2012-13—Jordan Debus; 2013-14— Ted Niemann, 1988-89—Todd Brosius, 1989-90—Scott Dustin Stodola; 2014-15—Caleb Copeland; 2015-16—Tay- Wentz, 1990-91 —Josh Robinson, 1991-92—Josh Rob- lor Summers; 2016-17—Chance Helmick; inson, 1992-93—Russ Crafton; 1993-94—Russ Craf- ton and Jason Robinson, 1994-95—Jeremy Robinson, 1995-96—Jeremy Robinson, 1996-97—Jahvea Vida- 37 CSC’S TOP ATHLETES THROUGH THE YEARS nifer Nelson, 2006—Chase Francis, 2007—Chase Francis MEN’S TRACK: 1980—Monty Reher, 1981—Kyle & Andy Hollibaugh; 2008—Lacey Roberts; 2009—Whit- Wigington, 1982—Mike Barry, 1983—Tony Farris, ten Hoover; 2010—Whitten Hoover; 2011—Kelsey Scott; 1984—Tony Farris, 1985—Scott Christensen, 1986— 2012—Kelsey Scott, 2013—Amy Tierney; 2014—Shelby Duane Smith, 1987—Danny Moore, 1988—Danny Moore, Winchell; 2014—Amy Deichert; 2015—Shelby Winchell, 1989—Danny Moore, 1990—Cory Shinkle, 1991—Kail Clayton Van Aken; 2016—Chasen Cole & Prestyn Novak; Bowman, 1992—entire team, 1993—Craig Ullmann, 1994—Tracy Heiman & Todd Ziettlow, 1995—Doug WOMEN’S GOLF: 1993-94—Dionne Holmquist, Lytle & Mark Ritterbush, 1996—Doug Lytle, 1997—Dan 1994-95—Markee Satchell, 1995-96—Kammi Jarvis Wagner, 1998—Doug Lytle, 1999—Jamie Knapke. 2000— & Miranda Wightman, 1996-97—Kammi Jarvis, 1997- Ryan Baily., 2001—Ryan Baily, 2002—Zach Even, 2003— 98—Kammi Jarvis & Jennifer Collins, 1998-99—Jennifer Zach Even and Derrick Murphy, 2004—Dusty Hudson, Collins, 1999-2000—Jennifer Collins , 2000-01—Jennifer 2005—Joel Duffield, 2006—Joel Duffield, 2007—Mike Collins and Jennifer Leake, 2001-02—Jennifer Leake and Smith; 2008—Mike Smith; 2009—Brandon Harrington; Rhonda Beatty, 2002-03—Rhonda Beatty, 2003-04—Sarah 2010—Cody Hunt; 2011—Brad Gamble; 2012—Cody Halsey, 2004-05—Sarah Halsey, 2005-06—Sarah Halsey, Hunt; 2013—Cody Hunt; 2014—Karl McFarlane; 2014— 2006-07—Leslie Mueller; 2007-08—Allyson Malzahn; Damarcus Simpson; 2016—Damarcus Simpson; 2017— 2008-09—Allison Rowden; 2009-10—Alissa Peterson; Cory Martens; 2010-11—Allison Rowden; 2011-12—Emilee Pilkington; 2012-13—Karissa Moreland; 2013-14—Emma Harris; WOMEN’S TRACK: 1980—Jeanne Murphy, 1981— 2014-15—Schuyler Wetzel; 2015-2016—Schuler Wetzel; Laurie Wickard, 1982—Jeanne Murphy, 1983—Lark 2017-17—Sam Rahmig Durnell, 1984—Dawn Bowcott, 1985—Wanda Holwell, 1986—Dawn Bowcott Bohrnsen & Jenifer Durbin, 1987— SOFTBALL: 2007—Katie Beck and Allison Hendrick- Jenifer Durbin & Deb Spickelmeier, 1988—Jenifer Durbin sen (offensive), Blair McEndaffer (defensive); 2008—Al- Proud, 1989—Deb Spickelmier, 1990—Dawn Brammer, lison Hendricksen; 2009—Casey Williams; 2010—Katie 1991—Dawn Brammer & Caryn Martin, 1992—entire Bolin; 2011—Jamie Mazankowski; 2012—Angela Jay; team, 1993—Caryn Martin & Libi Malone, 1994—Kit 2013—Katie Londo; 2014—Kylee Polsley and Katie Nelson, 1995—Kit Nelson & Kim Walker, 1996—Desrae Londo; 2015—Courtney Lecher; 2016–Tayler Hall; 2017— Dean, 1997—Michelle Wolford, 1998—Kathy Melchior, Jessica Jarecki; 1999—Julie Guzzy, 2000—Julie Guzzy, 2001—Mandy Kubo, 2002—Christie Miller, 2003—Jacqueline Wells, MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY: 2012—Alex Johnson; 2004—Jessica Isenberger, 2005—Jacqueline Wells and 2013—Evans Koech; 2014—Alejandro Garcia; 2015– Emily Volkmer, 2006—Emily Volkmer, 2007—Emily Dylan Stansbury; 2016—Alejandro Garcia; Volkmer; 2008—Mary Wells; 2009—Jessica Horsley; 2010—Ashley Riesen; 2011—Jessica Horsley; 2012—Sta- WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY: 2012 —Ashley cee Craig; 2013—Kaelie Jelden; 2014—Alyssa Norton; Riesen; 2013—Ashley Riesen; 2014—Rebecca Volf; 2015– 2015—Stachia Reuwsaat; 2016—Shelby Bozner; 2017— Nicky Banzhaf; 2016—Margaret Vinton Mel Herl;

RODEO: 1988—Del Dack, 1989—Rusty Kluender, 1990—Lee Crawford, 1991—Justin Hammond, 1992—Joy Petersen, 1993—Billy Brown & Kristin Murphy, 1994— Billy Brown & Kristin Murphy, 1995—Pat Burk, 1996— None selected, 1997—Travis Anderson & Chessney Sevier, 1998—Sid Merrill & Devon Smith, 1999—Will Farrell, 2000—Will Farrell, 2001—Dustin Elliott, 2002—Will Far- rell, 2003—Curt LaDuke, 2004—Barb Holm, 2005—Jen-

38 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Football Year Name Team Pos. 1958 Tom Blundell NAIA Second Team DE 1971 Mike Parks NAIA Second Team DE 1974 Dennis Fitzgerald Kodak First Team DB 1975 Duane Fritz NAIA First Team P 1977 Ralph Gill NAIA Second Team DE Terry Mastny NAIA Second Team OT 1978 Terry Mastny Kodak First Team OT 1982 Dennis Hendricks NAIA First Team OG 1985 Duane Smith NAIA Second Team WR 1986 Dean Rickard NAIA Second Team OG 1989 Jay Masek NAIA Second Team PK David Jones Football Gazette Third Team RB 1990 Jay Masek NAIA Second Team PK David Jones NAIA First Team RB AP Little All-American First Team Corey Anderson NAIA First Team LB Bill Boness NAIA Second Team OL 1992 David McCartney AP Little All-American Third Team RB Guy Earle AP Little All-American Third Team OT 1993 Joe Planansky C.M. Frank Second Team TE 1994 Joe Planansky C.M. Frank First Team TE CoSIDA D-II Third Team Scott Doyle CoSIDA D-II First Team PK AP Little All-American Second Team C.M. Frank Third Team 1996 Dan Maciejczak CoSIDA D-II Second Team C Football Gazette Second Team AP Little All-American Third Team Kevin Homer Football Gazette Third Team LB 1997 Kevin Homer Football Gazette Second Team LB AP Little All-American Second Team LB 1998 Kevin Homer COSIDA D-II First Team Burger King American Coaches First Team AP Little All-American First Team Football Gazette First Team 1997 Ryan Turman Football Gazette Second Team LB Co-SIDA D-II Second Team 1998 Casey Beran Football Gazette Third Team DE 1999 Casey Beran CoSIDA D-II First Team Football Gazette First Team USA Football First Team AP Little All-American Second Team Jess Clarke CoSIDA D-II First Team TE Football Gazette First Team USA Football Third Team 2001 Jeremy Eardley AFCA First Team C AP Little All-American First Team D2football.com Second Team Football Gazette Second Team Ryan Deterding Football Gazette Third Team 2002 Marvin Jackson AFCA First Team DB AP Little All-American First Team CoSIDA D-II Second Team Football Gazette Second Team 39 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Football 2002 Cody Beguin Football Gazette Third Team OG 2003 Marvin Jackson D2football.com First Team DB D2football.com Second Team PR/KR CoSIDA D-II Second Team 2004 Danny Woodhead D2football.com First Team RB Dopke.com First Team AP Little All-American Second Team Football Gazette Second Team CoSIDA D-II Second Team Layne Sievers Dopke.com Third Team OT 2005 Danny Woodhead Collegesportsreport.com Second Team AP Little All-American Third Team 2006 Danny Woodhead AFCA First Team CoSIDA D-II First Team D2football.com First Team Football Gazette First Team AP Little All-American First Team Robbie Klinetobe CoSIDA D-II First Team OG AP Little All-American First Team Football Gazette First Team D2football.com Second Team Austin Bailey D2football.com Third Team LB Josh Knouse D2football.com Third Team DT Jared Lee D2football.com Third Team OT 2007 Danny Woodhead AP Little All-American First Team RB D2football.com First Team Football Gazette First Team CoSIDA D-II Second Team John Strand CoSIDA D-II Second Team OT 2008 Travis Atter AFCA First Team PK Chance Galey Football Gazette Second Team OC Isaac Stockton Football Gazette Third Team IR 2009 Kevin Berg AFCA First Team P Travis Atter Daktronics First Team PK Football Gazette First Team AP Little All-America Third Team 2010 Kevin Berg Daktronics Second Team P 2012 Kevin Lindholm Beyond Sports Networks First Team LB Daktronics First Team D2football.com First Team AP Little All-American Second Team Football Gazette Second Team Trelan Taylor AP Little All-American First Team S Daktronics Second Team Football Gazette Third Team Garrett Gilkey D2football.com First Team OL Football Gazette Third Team Alex Ferdinand Beyond Sports Network Second Team PK 2013 Glen Clinton Daktronics Second Team TB Beyond Sports Network Second Team AP Little All-America Third Team Don Hansen Second Team Cody Roes Beyond Sports Network Second Team TE 2014 Michael Lorenzo AFCA First, AP Little All-America 2nd G

40 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Men’s Basketball Name, Year Team Josh Robinson, 1992 NAIA Division II Second Team Women’s Basketball Name, Year Team Tricia Lukawski, 1993 NCAA D-II Third Team Kaitlin Petri, 2009 Daktronics D-II Third Team

Wrestling Year Name Weight Place 1970 Steve Gremm Hwt 5th 1972 Bob Lynch 158 1st 1983 Dan Barent 177 4th 1985 Bart Voycheske 190 6th Leonard Hawkins 177 5th Mike Max Hwt 8th 1986 Mike Max Hwt 3rd 1987 Jeff Parke 177 7th 1988 Bob Waldner 177 4th 1989 Bob Waldner 177 7th 1989 Darrell Bullington 142 7th 1990 Bob Waldner 190 6th 1991 Brennan Schwenk 126 6th 1992 Travis McDermott 118 8th 1993 Travis McDermott 118 8th 1994 Tony Johnson 126 7th Tony Dammen 177 5th 1995 Travis McDermott 118 5th Tony Dammen 177 5th 1997 Cory Arndt 190 3rd Ed Hermsen 177 7th Ralph Dasti 118 7th 1998 Jake Holscher 158 7th Justin Hoopman 150 8th Chris Stivers 134 8th 1999 Kevin Allison 174 4th Joe Callahan 165 7th 2000 Josh Schommer 157 5th 2001 Jason Dye 149 7th 2002 Cody Beguin Hwt 8th 2003 Jeff Rusher 197 3rd 2004 Jordan Johnson 165 7th Travis Peak 157 6th Jeff Rusher 197 6th 2007 Brett Hunter 165 1st Josh Majerus 197 2nd Mark Pfeifer 149 5th Matt Weingart 174 6th 2008 Josh Majerus 197 1st Devlon Webb 125 5th 2009 Brett Hunter 174 1st Josh Majerus 197 4th 2011 Jimmy Savala 141 7th 2013 Jordan Debus 184 5th Perry McAfee 133 8th 2014 Dustin Stodola 133 4th

Note: All competition was NAIA prior to 1993. NCAA Division II since 1993. 41 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Track and Field - Indoors Year Name Event Place Mark/Time 1980 Monty Reher Shot put 6th 53-6 ½ 1981 Laurie Wickard Shot put 4th 39-10 ¼ 1982 Lark Durnell Long jump 5th 16-10 Zeta Goodrich Long jump 6th 16-8 ½ 1987 Jennifer Durbin Long jump 6th 18-2 Deb Spickelmier 880 yards 5th 2:20.10 1988 Jennifer Durbin Proud 60 yards 5th 7.14 Long jump 5th 18-10 ½ Deb Spickelmier 1,000 yards 4th 2:41.52 1989 Don Beebe 60 yards 5th 6.31 Deb Spickelmier 1,000 yards 3rd 2:41.18 1990 Dawn Brammer Shot put 2nd 42-6 ½ Kail Bowman Shot put 4th 52-4 ½ 1991 Kail Bowman Shot put 4th 54-8 ¼ Dawn Brammer Shot put 4th 44-5 1992 Dawn Brammer Shot put 2nd 45-2 ½ Libi Malone Shot put 6th 43-4 Caryn Martin Long jump 5th 17-11 ¾ 1993 Caryn Martin Long jump 4th 18-9 ¼ High jump 5th 5-5 1994 Tracy Heiman High jump 1st 6-9 ¾ 1994 Kit Nelson Shot put 7th 42-11 ¾ 1996 Doug Lytle 35-pound weight 6th 54-5 ½ 1997 Jeff Gipson 55 meters 8th 6.47 1998 Doug Lytle Shot put 5th 54-8 ¼ 35-pound weight 5th 59-9 ½ 2001 Mandy Kubo Shot put 8th 44-6 ¾ 2003 Derrick Murphy High jump 5th 6-9 ¾ 2004 Jacqueline Wells 20-pound weight 3rd 57-5 ¾ Derek Hamilton Shot put 7th 53-11 ¾ 2005 Jacqueline Wells 20-pound weight 3rd 61-9 Emily Volkmer Triple jump 6th 38-8 ¼ 2006 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 2nd 48-1 ¾ 20-pound weight 5th 55-9 ¼ Emily Volkmer Triple jump 3rd 39-8 ¾ Joel Duffield 400 meters 2nd 47.22 Jack Sides High jump 5th 6-11 2007 Jourdin Holden Long jump 7th 23-9 Riley Northrup High jump 7th 6-8 ¾ 2008 Mary Wells Shot put 5th 46-11 ¾ Mike Smith 200 meters 6th 22.04 2011 Brad Gamble Heptahtlon 1st 5,075 points Lanar Newman Long jump 5th 23-6 ¼ Julia Bayer Long jump 7th 18-8 ½ Cody Hunt Shot put 8th 57-3 Karl McFarlane 60-meter hurdles 3rd 7.96 2012 Cody Hunt Shot put 4th 57-¾ Alex Graham 60 meters 4th 6.78 Karl McFarlane 60-meter hurdles 7th 8.01 Jazmyn Webster High jump 7th 5-7 ¾ 2014 Karl McFarlane 60-meter hurdles 4th 7.93 Charith Kapukotuwa Shot put 6th 58-3 2015 Damarcus Simpson Long jump 2nd 25-4 ½ 60 meters 6th 6.76 42 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 6th 19-1 ½ 2016 Shelby Bozner 400 relay 7th 3:45.77 Nikki Glasson Kelsy Wood Tiffany Taylor Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 1st 20-4 1/2 Damarcus Simpson 60 meters 6th 6.79 Long jump 2nd 25-11 Zerek Jones (2nd Team) 800 meters 12th 2017 Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 1st 6.16 60 meters 3rd 7.47 Mel Herl Shot put 1st 15.77 Weight throw 3rd 21.13 Tessa Gorsuch 60 meter hurdles 3rd 8.49 Track and Field - Outdoors Year Name Event Place Mark/Time 1981 Randy Jarzynka Marathon 6th 2.36:18.97 1982 Lark Durnell High jump 6th 5-4 1986 Dawn Bowcott Bohrnsen Marathon 4th 3.19:30.3 1987 Deron Dolfi Javelin 8th 194-0 Danny Moore Decathlon 4th 6,628 points Jennifer Durbin Proud Heptathlon 6th 4,407 points 1988 Danny Moore Decathlon 4th 6,624 points Deron Dolfi Javelin 3rd 204-10 Danny Moore Javelin 7th 189-7 1989 Danny Moore Javelin 3rd 206-5 Deron Dolfi Javelin 6th 199-3 Deb Spickelmier 800 meters 7th 2:15.82 1990 Cory Shinkle Decathlon 3rd 6,879 points Kail Bowman Shot put 7th 52-3 1991 Kail Bowman Shot put 3rd 55-¼ Caryn Martin Heptathlon 7th 4,490 points 1992 Caryn Martin Heptathlon 3rd 4,957 points Dawn Brammer Shot put 7th 43-8 1993 Caryn Martin Heptathlon 2nd 5,151 points Tracy Heiman High jump 8th 6-9 Libi Malone Shot put 6th 42-11 1994 Tracy Heiman High jump 3rd(tie) 6-9 1998 Doug Lytle Shot put 6th 55-2¼ Discus 6th 166-9 2001 Mandy Kubo Shot put 4th 48-10 2003 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 4th 46-4 Derrick Murphy High jump 7th 6-9 2004 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 6th 46-4¾ Hammer throw 8th 170-9 2005 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 4th 48-7¼ Emily Volkmer Triple Jump 6th 39-3¼ 2006 Jacqueline Wells Shot put 3rd 48-2½ Hammer throw 6th 178-0 Emily Volkmer Triple jump 8th 40-6 Amanda Owens Heptathlon 7th 4,779 points Joel Duffield 400 meters 5th 47.10 2007 Amanda Owens Heptathlon 4th 4,926 points High jump 8th 5-7 Emily Volkmer Triple jump 6th 39-10 ½ Mary Wells Discus 7th 145-5 2008 Stacy Girard 1,500 meters 5th 4:33.5143 CHADRON STATE COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS 2010 Cody Hunt Shot put 6th 58-7 ¼ Brandon Harrington 110 hurdles 8th 14.64 2011 Brad Gamble Decathlon 2nd 7,177 Jessica Horsley Hammer Throw 2nd 189-1 Karl McFarlane 110 hurdles 5th 14.21 Brandon Segelke 400 relay 6th 41.10 Phil Rivera McFarlane Jake Gruver 2012 Jazmyn Webster High jump 6th 5-9 ¼ 2013 Cody Hunt Shot Put 3rd 61-11 Karl McFarlane 110 hurdles 4th 13.97 2014 Alyssa Norton Discus 7th 153-5 2015 Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 7th 20-3 Damarcus Simpson Long jump 1st 26-3¾ Mel Herl Discus 4th 170-0 2016 Stachia Reuwsaat Long jump 2nd 21-2 1/2 Shelby Bozner Heptathlon 1st 5,428 points 800 hurdles 8th 1:01.85 Kelsy Wood (2nd Team) Heptathlon 12th Damarcus Simpson Long jump 1st 26-4 1/2 Zerek Jones 800 meters 7th 1:52.96 2017 Stachia Reuwsaat 100 meters 6th 11.74 Long jump 5th 6.24 Mel Herl Hammer throw 1st 65.27 Shot put 2nd 16.15 Discus throw 5th 51.00 Alejandro Garcia (2nd Team) 1500 meters 12th 3:56.76

Note: All competition was NAIA prior to 1993. NCAA Division II since 1993.

44 The following are AcademicCSC All-Americans ACADEMIC as selected by the College ALL-AMERICANS Sports Information Directors of America: Football Year Name Team 1971 Larry Ruzicka CoSIDA Academic All-American 1972 Larry Ruzicka CoSIDA Academic All-American 1973 Randy Bauer CoSIDA Academic All-American Jerry Sutton CoSIDA Academic All-American 1975 Bob Lacey CoSIDA Academic All-American 1979 Jerry Carder CoSIDA Academic All-American 1991 Jay Rhoades CoSIDA Academic All-American 1994 Corey Campbell CoSIDA Academic All-American 1995 Corey Campbell CoSIDA Academic All-American 1999 Casey Beran CoSIDA Academic All-American 2003 Rob Evans CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2006 Danny Woodhead CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2007 *Danny Woodhead CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2008 Shaine Odell CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Aaron Ide CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2010 Cory Beran CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2011 Sean McGowan CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2012 Glen Clinton CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team 2013 Glen Clinton CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Pierre Etchemendy CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Sam Parker CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Zach Sandstrom CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2014 Sam Parker CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Zach Sandstrom CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Ethan Bauer CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Randy Wentz CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Volleyball Year Name Team 1993 Wendy Grint Alexander CoSIDA Academic All-American Women’s Basketball Year Name Team 1983 Laurie Tucker CoSIDA Honorable Mention 2011 Kaitlin Petri CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Men’s Basketball Year Name Team 1992 Josh Robinson CoSIDA Academic All-American Women’s Golf Year Name Team 2006 Sarah Halsey CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team At Large Softball Year Name Team 2009 Casey Williams CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2012 Angela Jay CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Track and Field Year Name Team 2001 Stacie Koehler CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2006 Joel Duffield CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Jacqueline Wells CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team 2012 Kelly Troester CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team 2016 Stachia Reuwsaat CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team Alejandro Garcia CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Zerek Jones CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team 2017 *Alejanrdo Garcia CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Stachia Reuwsaat CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Mel Herl CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team * College Division Player of the Year 45 CSC ACADEMIC HONOREES The following are Scholar-Athletes or Academic Honorees as Wrestling selected by the NAIA or various coaches associations: Year Name Team 2006 Josh Majerus NWCA All-American Second Team Women’s Basketball Matt Weingart NWCA All-American Second Team Year Name Team 2007 Josh Majerus NWCA All-American First Team 1988 Mary Perrien NAIA Scholar Athlete 2008 Josh Majerus NWCA All-American First Team 1989 Michelle Dahlberg NAIA Scholar Athlete Shaine Odell NWCA All-American Second Team 1990 Tari Nelson NAIA Scholar Athlete 2017 Chance Helmick NWCA All-American Second Team 1991 Amee Williams NAIA Scholar Athlete Taylor Summers NWCA All-American Second Team 1992 Tricia Lukawski NAIA Scholar Athlete Brandon Kile NWCA All-American Second Team Men’s Basketball Track and Field Year Name Team Year Name Team 1988 Phil Terpstra NAIA Scholar Athlete 1983 Sue Goetzinger NAIA Scholar Athlete Randy Taylor NAIA Scholar Athlete 1989 Jennifer Durbin Proud NAIA Scholar Athlete 1989 Todd Brosius NAIA Scholar Athlete Deb Spickelmier NAIA Scholar Athlete Dan Miller NAIA Scholar Athlete 1998 Jamie Knapke USTFCCCA Scott Wentz NAIA Scholar Athlete Dan Wagner USTFCCCA 1990 Scott Wentz NAIA Scholar Athlete 2007 Staci Alberts USTFCCCA 1991 Josh Robinson NAIA Scholar Athlete Stacy Girard USTFCCCA Jennifer Hudson USTFCCCA Volleyball Amanda Owens USTFCCCA Year Name Team Riley Northrup USTFCCCA 1984 Carolyn Williams NAIA Scholar Athlete Brandon Harrington USTFCCCA 1986 Kim Cox NAIA Scholar Athlete Jack Sides USTFCCCA Mike Smith USTFCCCA 2008 Mike Aimone USTFCCCA Wrestling Stacy Girard USTFCCCA Year Name Team Jake Gruver USTFCCCA 1987 Jeff Bloom NAIA Scholar Athlete Brandon Harrington USTFCCCA 1988 Jeff Bloom NAIA Scholar Athlete Perisha Hinton USTFCCCA 1994 Garth Wagstaff NWCA All-American Joe Schultz USTFCCCA 1995 Tony Dammen NWCA All-American Mike Smith USTFCCCA 1995 Travis McDermott NWCA All-American 2009 Julia Bayer USTFCCCA Ricky Myers NWCA All-American Stacy Girard USTFCCCA 1996 Dave Marich NWCA All-American Brandon Harrington USTFCCCA 1997 Kevin Allison NWCA All-American Lanar Newman USTFCCCA Ricky Myers NWCAAll-American Ryan Shelton USTFCCCA 1998 Kevin Allison NWCA All-American Justin Hoopman NWCA All-American Cross Country Jake Holscher NWCA All-American Second Team Year Name Team 1999 Kevin Allison NWCA All-American Second Team 2016 Rebecca Volf USTFCCCA All-Academic 2000 Jake Holscher NWCA All-American Nicky Banzhaf USTFCCCA All-Academic Cody Beguin NWCA All-American Second Team 2001 Cody Beguin NWCA All-American 2017 Alejandro Garcia USTFCCCA All-Academic 2002 Cody Beguin NWCAAll-American Eric Yager USTFCCCA All-Academic Ben Holscher NWCA All-American Seth Groff NWCA All-American Second Team 2003 Jordan Johnson NWCA All-American Travis Peak NWCAAll-American Seth Groff NWCA All-American Second Team Ben Holscher NWCA All-American Second Team 2004 Ben Holscher NWCA All-American Jordan Johnson NWCA All-American Travis Peak NWCA All-American Seth Groff NWCAAll-American Second Team 46 2016-17 CSC LETTERWINNERS Football Cogdill. Seniors—Olufemi Aaron, Trey Allison, Marcus Brown, Ryan Chavez, Head Coach: Brett Hunter Kyle Hooper, Joey Hopkins, Courtland Joshua, Darrien Oliver, Cody Paul, Alex Sleep, Zach Smith, Draper Sullivan, Devante Thomas, Women’s Golf Anthony Valdez, Garret Walker, Palmer White. Juniors—Mikayla Gallegher, Kelli Haynes, Karson Langley. Juniors—Steve Allen, Matt Barden, Truett Box, Nick Colgate, Mitch Sophomores—Samantha Rahmig. Collicott, Jack Dobyns, Collin Eisenman, Issac Griffin, Derek Jackson, Freshman—Sydney Owen. Trey Mosley, Garrett Patterson, Austin Powell, Matt Vinson, Tanner Head Coach: John Ritzen Wintholz, Brian Wood, Colton Wright. Sophomores—Levi Bruce, Kevin Coy, Merritt Crabtree, Kirk Durtsche, Softball Adam Fuselier, Jake Geil, Max Gray, Zecharie James, Matt Reader, Seniors—Morgan Wilhelm, Zoe Humphries, Lindsey Karlin, Courtney Travis Romsa, Kyle Temple. Lecher, Taylor Bauer, Kinsley Mason. Freshmen—Jason Blair, Stevann Brown, Jackson Dickerson, Colt Foster, Juniors—Aspen Eubanks. Brandon Fullerton, Priest Jennings, Keenan Johnson, Tyler Lewis, Sophomore—Kendyl Moody, Kayla Michel, Dallas Magnusson, Haylee Jared Maciejczak, Demetrius McFadden, Cooper Mirich, Will Morgan, McKeehan. Marshall Ndukwe, Micah Scherbarth, John Templar, Brady Turek, Matt Freshmen—Angelica Maples, Jessica Jarecki, Megan Horn, Ellie Owens, Wood, Tevon Wright. Sheyann Ludwig, Francine Boston, Allie Mason, Katelyn Elderedge, Head Coach: Jay Long Alyssa Geist. Head Coach: Rob Stack Volleyball Seniors—Alia Brennan, Rudy Leasau, Stephanie Wilson. Women’s Indoor Track and Field Juniors—Emily Bruce, Alexis Farris, Gaby Varela. Seniors—Taylor Allison, Tessa Gorsuch, Mel Herl, Stachia Reuwsaat, Sophomores— McKenna McClintic, Kenzie Chrisman, Dominika Keri Ruff, Tory Snyder, Maggie Vinton. Senkerikova, Madison Webb, Dacia Stuhr, Juniors—Ashlyn Hanson, Alisha Heelan. Freshmen—Katie Thoeny, Ashton Burditt, Deyzha Samuelu, Timmi Sophomores—Maddie Brashears, Michelle Carbajal, Haley Gallagher, Keisel, Chasidy Horton, Cassie Johnson, Sierra Martinez. Head Coach: Riann Mullis Freshmen—Ashton Hallsted, Kiya Passero, Alyssa Volka, Danielle Weyer. Women’s Cross Country Coach: Brad Gamble Seniors—Callie Johnson, Maggie Vinton. Junior—Taylor Allison, Men’s Indoor Track and Field Freshman—Dominique Oden, Kiya Passero, Vanessa Sawyers, Savannah Seniors—Matt Klein, Frantzlee LaCrete, Dez Smith, Dylan Stansbury. Silbaugh. Juniors—David Aldridge, Jesse Bleidt, Cody Davis, Kyle Dietsch, Blake Head Coach: Brian Medigovich Jacobs, Andre Woodson. Sophomores—Levi Avila, Austin Fafjer, Jack Gibbens, Kahlil James, Men’s Cross Country Karlos Logan, Cory Martens, Greg Peterson, Cory Salitrik, Eric Yager. Seniors—Taylor Dick, Kyle Dietsche, Dylan Stansbury, Alejandro Freshmen—Javan Lanier, Kharon Hall, Justin Leman. Garcia, Josef Gertner. Coach: Brad Gamble Juniors—Phill Duncan, Levi Avila, Eric Yager. Freshman—Riley Howard. Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Head Coach—Brian Medigovich Seniors—Taylor Allison, Tessa Gorsuch, Mel Herl, Stachia Reuwsaat, Keri Ruff, Tory Snyder, Maggie Vinton. Women’s Basketball Juniors—Nicky Banzhaf, Erin Graham, Ashlyn Hanson, Alisha Heelan. Seniors— Maddie Metzger, Erin Graham, Havannah Newens. Sophomores—Maddie Brashears, Michelle Carbajal, Haley Gallagher, Juniors— Kalli Feddersen, Leticia Rodriguez, Keren Boyce, Kendra Chasidy Horton, Cassie Johnson, Sierra Martinez. Baucom. Freshmen—Ashton Hallsted, Alyssa Volka, Danielle Weyer. Sophomores— Keeley Pearce. Coach: Brad Gamble Freshman— Kylah Collins, McKenna McClintic, Eve Vanderneck. Head Coach: Janet Raymer Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Seniors—Alejandro Garcia, Matt Klein, Frantzlee LaCrete, Brandon Men’s Basketball Schwenk, Dez Smith, Dylan Stansbury, Seniors— Myles Busby, Warren Gordon, Cody Martinz Juniors—David Aldridge, Jesse Bleidt, Cody Davis, Taylor Dick, Kyle Juniors—Matt Reader, Darius Polley, Jordan Perry, Austin Hall.. Dietsch, Blake Jacobs, Andre Woodson. Sophomores— Leigh Saffin. Sophomores—Levi Avila, Austin Fafjer, Jack Gibbens, Kahlil James, Freshman—Sam Harvey, Luke Fick, Vonsinh Sayaloune, Michael Karlos Logan, Cory Martens, Greg Peterson, Cory Salitrik, Eric Yager. Johnson. Freshmen—Javan Lanier, Justin Leman. Head Coach: Houston Reed Coach: Brad Gamble

Wrestling Senior— Reed Burgener, Taylor Summers. Juniors—Jacob Anderson, Tristan Ezell, Chance Helmick, Rulon, Taylor. Sophomores— Cooper Cogdill, Ethan Haddock, Brandon Kile, Johnny Porter, Brock Thumm, Luke Zeiger. 47 Freshmen—Ethan Koan, Matthew Kindler, Sean Glasgow, Willy CSC’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONS A summary of the national championship accomplish- scoring (162 points on 27 TDs) in 2004. ments follow: Football—Danny Woodhead led NCAA Division II Wrestling—Bob Lynch was the NAIA 158-pound in rushing (2,756), all-purpose yards (3,158) and scor- national champion in 1971-72, concluding his season ing (228 points on 38 TDs) in 2006. Each of the figures with a perfect 30-0 record. also led all of college football in 2006. Wrestling—Brent Hunter was the NCAA II Football—Danny Woodhead concluded his career 165-pound national champion in 2006-07, concluding as college football’s all-time leading rusher with 7,962 his season with a 35-7 record. yards. (He ranks second in all-purpose yards with Wrestling—Josh Majerus was the NCAA II 9,479, just 32 yards from the leader, Brian Westbrook, 197-pound national champion in 2007-08, concluding and second in scoring with 654 points, just two fewer his season with a 37-3 record. than the leader, Germaine Race. Both Woodhead and Wrestling­—Brett Hunter won the NCAA II Race scored an all-time best 109 touchdowns.) 174-pound national championship in 2008-09, conclud- Rodeo—Don Meter was the national collegiate calf ing his season with a 35-8 record. roping champion in 1955. Track and Field—Tracy Heiman was the NCAA Rodeo—Jean Fuchs was the national collegiate Division II indoor high jump champion in 1994 by breakaway roping champion in 1978. clearing 6-9 3/4. Rodeo—Kathy Kennedy was the national collegiate Track and Field—Brad Gamble was the NCAA Di- breakaway roping champion in 1979. vision II indoor heptathlon champion in 2011 by scor- Rodeo—Shelley Meter (Don’s daughter) was the all- ing a meet record 5,456 points. around cowgirl at the National College Finals Rodeo in Track and Field—Damarcus Simpson was the 1987. NCAA Division II outdoor long jump champion in Rodeo—Will Farrell was the national collegiate bull- 2015 by leaping 8.02 meters (26-3 3/4). riding champion in 1999. Track and Field—Stachia Reuwsaat was the NCAA Rodeo—Dustin Elliott was the national collegiate Division II indoor long jump champion in 2016 by leap- bullriding champion in 2001. ing 6.21 meters (20’-4.50”) Rodeo—Will Farrell was the national collegiate bull- Track and Field—Shelby Bozner was the NCAA riding champion in 2002. Division II outdoor heptathlon champion in 2016 by Rodeo—Shelby Winchell was the national collegiate scoring a school record 5,428 points. goat-tying champion in 2016. Track and Field—Damarcus Simpson was the *It could also be noted that the CSC football team led NCAA Division II outdoor long jump champion in the nation in kickoff returns in 2001, when the Eagles 2016 by leaping a school record 8.03 meters (26-4 1/2). averaged 27.04 yards. Track and Field—Stachia Reuwsaat was the NCAA Also, the CSC women’s basketball team led NCAA II Division II indoor long jump champion in 2017 by leap- in 3-pointers made per game in 2008-09 with 9.7. ing 6.16 meters (20’-2.50”) Track and Field—Mel Herl was the NCAA Divi- Omaha World-Herald Midlands College sion II indoor shot put champion in 2017 with a school Male Athlete of the Year record throw of 15.77 meters (51-9). 2013: Glen Clinton Track and Field— Mel Herl was the NCAA Divi- 2009: Joe McLain sion II hammer throw champion in 2017 with a school 2007: Danny Woodhead record throw of 65.27 meters (214-2). 2002: Matt Strand Football—David Jones was both the NAIA and 2000: Casey Beran NCAA Division II rushing champion with 1,570 yards 1988: Don Beebe in 1990. 1979: Brad Fults Football—David McCartney was the NCAA Divi- sion II scoring champion in 1992 with 154 points on 25 touchdowns and two two-point conversions. Football—Danny Woodhead led NCAA Division II rushing48 (1,840 yards), all-purpose yards (2,087) and STACHIA REUWSAAT RECIEVES CLYDE BOND MEMORIAL AWARD One of Chadron State College’s all-time outstanding to a Chadron State College athlete annually since 1981. scholar-athletes, Stachia Reuwsaat, is the 2016-17 re- Clyde Bond was a native of Sheridan, Wyo., who cipient of the prestigious Clyde Bond Memorial Award pitched for the CSC baseball team in the late 1970s. He given by the college. had graduated from Chadron State and was attending Reuwsaat graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 3.97 a Southern Baptist seminary in Louisville, Ky., when cumulative grade point this spring af- he was electrocuted April 15, 1981, while mowing a ter becoming an eight-time track and church lawn. field All-American and setting four Bond’s family and friends established the award to school records and tying another. She pay tribute to him and his Christian beliefs. It is pre- received a total of 16 All-RMAC hon- sented to a CSC athlete who has displayed outstanding ors throughout her four-year career. character, sportsmanship, athletic ability and academic A graduate of St. Thomas More excellence. High School in Rapid City, Reuwsaat was best known for her premier long Clyde Bond Memorial Award Winners jumping, but also developed into an 1981...... Ben Eicher Stachia outstanding sprinter for the Eagles. 1982...... Clark Mitchell 1983...... Barb Zurn Reuwsaat Among her career highlights was 1984...... Charlie Mitchell winning the gold medal in the NCAA 1985...... Chris Wentling Division II National Indoor Championships long jump 1986...... Scott Christensen as both a junior in 2016 (20-4 ½) and a senior in 2017 1987...... Mark Carlisle (20-2 ½). She also was sixth in that event at nationals 1988...... Tom Overstreet 1989...... Don Beebe as a sophomore (19-1 ½). 1990...... Tari Nelson Reuwsaat also was a three-time All-American in the 1991...... Kail Bowman long jump at the National Outdoor Championships, 1992...... Jay Rhoades placing seventh as a sophomore (20-3), second as a 1993...... Dawn Hutchins 1994...... Jason Sleep junior (21-2 ½) and fifth as senior (20-5 ¾). 1995...... Tony Dammen Another of Reuwsaat’s long jump highlights were go- 1996...... Jennifer Vasey ing her career-best 21-8 ½ - third on the DII all-time list 1997...... Kerry Bailey – in late April 2017. The jump qualified her for the USA 1998...... Jamie Knapke National Championships for the second year in a row. 1999...... Mike Brownfield 2000...... Julie Guzzy Besides winning the long jump at the 2017 National 2001...... Melissa Burke Indoor Championships, she also was third in the 60 2002...... John Dykes (7.47), helping the CSC women place third and earn the 2003...... Austin Forster college’s first national team trophy. 2004...... Ben Holscher In addition, Reuwsaat was sixth in the 100 at the 2005...... Lindsay Erwin 2006...... Joel Duffield National Outdoor Championships this spring (11.74 2007...... Kalan Jones seconds) after running her career-best (11.53) in the pre- 2008...... Landon Ehlers liminaries. 2009...... Zach Wheeler, Sara Pilakowski Each of the last two years, Reuwsaat ran on outstand- 2010...... Stacy Girard ing 4x100 relay teams. She was the lead runner on the 2011...... John Ritzen, Joe Schultz 2012...... Jeff Alcorn gold medal quartet at the 2016 RMAC Meet (46.80) 2013...... Mollie Jones and ran the anchor leg on the team that placed second 2014...... Gavan Archibald at the conference meet this spring and reset the school 2015...... Sam Parker record (45.46). The latter time was the sixth fastest 2016...... Zerek Jones in Division II and qualified the Eagles for the national 2017...... Stachia Reuwsaat championships. The Clyde Bond Memorial Award has been presented 49 MEL HERL - RMAC SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Chadron State College track and field stu- enal track and field discus throw (57.07m). Her other accolades dent-athlete Mel Herl is the 2016-17 Rocky seasons, both indoor include RMAC All-Academic First Team, Mountain Athletic Conference Female and outdoor, included CoSIDA Academic All-District, First Team Scholar-Athlete of the Year, it was announced NCAA titles in ham- All-RMAC, and USTFCCCA National Ath- Wednesday. mer throw and indoor lete of the Week. The award, which prior to 2016-17 was shot put, All-America Herl competed in the USATF Outdoor bestowed on a male and female from each nods for her other Track and Field Championships in June, and RMAC member institution, was restructured three events - weight received an invitation to the RMAC Hall of this year to recognize the top scholar-athletes throw, outdoor shot Fame and Awards Ceremony in July. overall for the academic year. put, and discus throw Mel Herl Alejandro Garcia was the CSC men’s A committee of RMAC staff members was - as well, and RMAC nominee for the Scholar-Athlete of the Year tasked with selecting the overall award win- titles in all five. in 2016-17. He repeated as the school’s selec- ners. Colorado School of Mines’ men’s bas- The Eaton, tion for the second consecutive year after ketball player Gokul Natesan was awarded Colorado, native also landed on the NCAA also being chosen in 2015-16. Men’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Division II all-time performers list ranked Herl maintained a 3.75 graduate GPA as second in weight throw (21.98m) and she recently completed her master’s degree in hammer throw (65.27m). She was also fifth organizational management. Her phenom- in outdoor shot put (16.92m) and sixth in RMAC SCHOLAR ATHLETES 1989-PRESENT Year Name Hometown Sport Year Name Hometown Sport 1989-90 Tari Nelson Rapid City, S.D. Women’s basketball 2003-04 Jessica Isenberger Wright, Wyo. Track and field Scott Wentz Scottsbluff, Neb. Men’s basketball Rob Evans Gordon, Neb. Football 1990-91 Amee Williams Fallon, Nev. Women’s basketball 2004-05 Stacie Koehler Pierce, Neb. Track and field Tim Lecher Casper, Wyo. Football Evan Halchishick Casper, Wyo. Football 1991-92 Tricia Lukawski East Chicago, Ind. Women’s basketball 2005-06 Jacqueline Wells Albion, Neb. Track and field Josh Robinson Loveland, Colo. Men’s basketball Ben Woodhead North Platte, Neb. Football 1992-93 Tricia Lukawski East Chicago, Ind. Women’s basketball 2006-07 Amanda Owens Harvard, Neb. Track and field Caryn Martin Chadron, Neb. Track and field Jack Sides Hot Springs, S.D. Track and field Joe Planansky Hemingford, Neb. Football 2007-08 Ally Malzahn Sidney, Neb. Women’s golf 1993-94 Wendy Grint Alexander Sargent, Neb. Volleyball Danny Woodhead North Platte, Neb. Football Mark Ritterbush Chadron, Neb. Track and field 2008-09 Josh Majerus Albion, Neb. Wrestling 1994-95 Angela Woodworth Casper, Wyo. Volleyball Casey Williams New South Wales, Australia Softball Corey Campbell Hemingford, Neb. Football 2009-10 Brandon Harrington Grand Island, Neb. Track and Field 1995-96 Misty Gill Fowler Rawlins, Wyo. Volleyball Cassie Humphrey Chadron, Neb. Softball Corey Campbell Hemingford, Neb. Football 2010-11 Cory Beran Sargent, Neb. Football 1996-97 Krystal Hazlitt McCook, Neb. Volleyball Jamie Mazankowski Kearney, Neb. Softball Rick Myers Buffalo, Wyo. Wrestling 2011-12 Sean McGowan Lakewood, Colo.. Football 1997-98 Toni Pelton Hladky Crawford, Neb. Volleyball Kaitlin Petri Kearney, Neb. Women’s Basketball Shane Durtsche Lovell, Wyo. Men’s basketball 2012-13 Kevin Lindholm Eads, Colo.. Football 1998-99 Amy Oldaker Harrison, Neb. Volleyball Kristina Harter Colorado Springs, Colo. Volleyball Casey Beran Sargent, Neb. Football 2013-14 Glen Clinton Cody, Wyo. Football 1999-2000 Julie Guzzy Loveland, Colo. Track and field Kattie Ranta Rapid City, S.D. Women’s Basketball Jeff Wiles O’Neill, Neb. Football 2014-15 Zach Sandstrom Chadron, Neb. Football 2000-01 Melissa Burke Chadron, Neb. Women’s basketball Erika Roybal Denver, Colo. Volleyball Willie Hoffman Alliance, Neb. Track and field 2015-16 Stachia Reuwsaat Black Hawk, S.D. Track and field 2001-02 Nickie Johnson Rushville, Neb. Volleyball Alejandro Garcia Pine Bluffs, Wyo. Track & field/cross country Brandon Soden McCook, Neb. Football 2016-17 Mel Herl Eaton, Colo. Track and field 2002-03 Marie Worsham Salt Lake City, Utah Women’s basketball Alejandro Garcia Pine Bluffs, Wyo. Track & field/cross country Ryan Baily Scottsbluff, Neb. Track and field

50 2016-17 RMAC ACADEMIC AWARDS Football Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major +Matt Vinson Jr. Box Elder, S.D. 3.8 Sports &Recreation Management +Max Gray R-So. Arlington, WA. 3.51 Enlgish +Keenan Johnson R-Fr. Chadron, Neb. 3.76 Mathmatics ^Micah Scherbarth R-Fr. Gordon, Neb. 4.00 Rangeland Management ^Merritt Crabtree R-So. Newcastle, Wyo. 3.64 Special Education ^Tyler Kiess Sr. Loveland, Colo. 3.53 Business Administration ^Austin Powell Jr. Lincoln, Neb. 3.88 Biology ^Alex Sleep Sr. Breckenridge, Colo. 3.52 Rangeland Management ^Kyle Temple R-So. Norfolk, Neb. 3.56 Business Admninistration ^William Krause R-Fr. Spring Branch, Tex. 4.00 Rangeland Management ^Colt Foster R-Fr. Hemingford, Neb. 3.71 Business Administration ^Kyle Hooper Sr. Alliance, Neb. 3.86 Sports &Recreational Management ^Matt Reader So. Appleton, Wis. 3.42 Human Biology ^Colton Wright Jr. Albin, Wyo. 3.92 Rangeland Management ^Kevin Coy R-So. Davenport, Fla. 3.68 Health &Physical Education ^Stevann Brown R-Fr. Casper, Wyo. 3.71 Education ^Jackson Dickerson R-Fr. Chadron, Neb. 3.69 Health &Physical Education ^Calder Forcella R-Fr. Greybull, Wyo. 3.53 Social Science ^Lane Jersild R-Fr. Chadron, Neb. 3.30 Elementary Education ^Jared Maciejczak R-Fr. Box Elder, S.D. 3.79 Biology ^Cooper Mirich R-Fr. Cheyenne, Wyo. 3.38 Justice Studies ^Draper Sullivan Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo. 3.47 Justice Studies ^Garret Walker Sr. Wiggins, Colo. 3.57 Rangeland Management Volleyball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^Alexis Farris Jr. Blair, Neb. 3.39 Health Sciences ^Kenzie Chrisman So. Sterling, Colo. 3.90 Early Childhood Education ^Timmi Keisel R-Fr. Fleming, Colo. 4.00 English ^Rudy Leasau Sr. Lamesa, Calif. 3.35 Sports &Recreation Management ^Dacia Stuhr So. York, Neb. 4.00 Sports &Recreation Management ^Madison Webb So. Loveland, Colo. 4.00 Undeclared ^Sierra Winkle So. Tuscon, Ariz. 3.70 Biology Men’s Cross Country Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major #+Alejandro Garcia Sr. Pine Bluffs, Wyo. 4.00 Health &Physical Education ^ Zach Doffin Jr. Stanton, Neb. 3.76 Rangeland Management ^ Josef Gertner Jr. Fort Morgan, Colo. 3.86 Secondary Education ^ Eric yager So. Hot Springs, S.D. 3.35 Physical Education ^Taylor Dick Sr. Douglas, Wyo. 3.91 Health &Physical Education ^Kyle Dietsche Sr. Sheridan, Wyo. 3.32 Business Administration ^Phillip Lewis So. Bassett, Neb. 3.78 Rangeland Management #Academic Athlete of the Year Women’s Cross Country Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^Taylor Allison Jr. Gordon, Neb. 3.80 Justice Studies ^Callie Johnson Sr. Casper, Wyo. 3.47 Biology ^Savannah Silbaugh Fr. Upton, Wyo. 3.39 Biology ^Tiffany Thomas Sr. West Orange, N.J. 3.60 Business Administration ^Margaret Vinton Sr. North Platte, Neb. 3.95 Education Women’s Basketball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^Keren Boyce Jr. Arad, Israel 3.50 Business Administration ^Keeley Pearce So. Adelaide, Australia 3.88 Education ^ Havannah Newens Sr. Mitchell, Neb. 3.73 Sports Management 51 2016-17 RMAC ACADEMIC AWARDS Men’s Basketball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major ^Tobe Mbanugo R-Fr. Houston, Tex. 3.51 Mathmatics ^Matt Reader So. Appleton, Wis. 3.42 Biology ^Leigh Saffin R-Fr. Warrnambool, Australia 3.36 Business Administration ^Vonsinh Sayaloune R-Fr. Chadron, Neb. 3.52 Sports &Recreation Management Wrestling Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major +Brandon Kile So. Hastings, Neb. 3.63 Business Administration ^Joshua Miller R-Jr. Bennett, Colo. 3.86 Business Marketing ^Brock Thumm So. Watervilet, Mich. 3.72 Secondary Education Softball Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major + Taylor Bauer Sr. Rapid City, S.D. 3.85 Elementary Education ^Zoe Humphries Jr. Arvada, Colo. 3.57 Business Administration + Courtney Lecher Sr. Fort Collins, Colo. 3.79 Psychology ^Alyssa Geist So. Broomfield, Colo. 4.00 Elementary Education ^Lindsey Karlin Sr. Berthoud, Colo. 3.34 Biology ^Kayla Michel So. Brighton, Colo. 3.36 Elementary Education ^Morgan Wilhelm Sr. Littleton, Colo. 3.37 Biology + First Team selection ^ Honor roll Men’s Track and Field Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major +Alejandro Garcia Sr. Pine Bluffs, Wyo. 4.00 Health &Physical Education ^+Taylor Dick Sr. Douglas, Wyo. 4.00 Health &Physical Education ^^ Blake Jacobs Jr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.71 Math/Applied Sciences ^^Zach Doffin Jr. Stanton, Neb. 3.74 Rangeland Management/Justice ^^Austin Fajfer So. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.54 Biology ^^Josef Gertner Jr. Fort Morgan, Colo. 3.89 Health &Physical Education ^^Frantzlee LaCrete Sr. Lewellen, Neb. 3.60 Biology/ Psychology ^+Cory Martens So. Newton, Kan. 3.86 Health & Physical Education ^^Gregg Peterson So. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.71 Health Sciences ^^Eric Yager So. Hot Springs, S.D. 3.66 History/Coaching ^^Cory Salitrik Fr. Rock Springs, Wyo. 3.83 Business Administration ^^Matt Klein Jr. Scottsbluff, Neb. 3.30 Family &Consumer Sciences

Women’s Track and Field Name Yr. Hometown GPA Major +Nicky Banzhaf Sr. Chadron, Neb. 3.97 Education @+Stachia Reuwsaat Sr. Black Hawk, S.D. 3.97 Justice Studies @+Mel Herl Sr. Eaton, Colo. 3.78 Organizational Management @+Ashlyn Hanson Jr. Seward, Neb. 4.00 Elementary Education ^^Taylor Allison Sr. Gordon, Neb. 3.82 Justice Studies ^^Maddie Brashers So. Fort Morgan, Colo. 3.62 Family &Consumer Sciences ^^Haley Gallagher R-So. Erie, Colo. 3.94 Sports &Recreation Mangement @^Tessa Gorsuch Sr. Rapid City, S.D. 3.96 Education ^^Tory Snyder Sr. Pierre, S.D. 3.93 Education ^^Maggie Vinton Sr. North Platte, Neb. 3.96 Education ^^Callie Johnson Jr. Casper, Wyo. 3.46 Biology ^^Cassidy Johnson Jr. Rock Springs, Wyo. 3.65 Biology @ First Team Indoors + First Team Outdoors ^ Honor roll

52 ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONOREES Year Name Sport 2011-12 +* Kaitlin Petri Women’s Basketball 2003-04 +* Rob Evans Football +* Angela Jay Softball + Austin Forster Football +* Sean McGowan Football Ryan Mackey Football 2012-13 +* Glen Clinton Football 2004-05 + Ben Woodhead Football + Mollie Jones Volleyball + Amanda Green Volleyball +* Kelly Troester Track/Cross Country + Dave Camadini Men’s Basketball 2013-14 +*Glen Clinton Football + Sarah Halsey At-Large (Golf) +*Pierre Etchemendy Football + Mike Kochis Track and Field +*Sam Parker Football 2005-06 + Eric Barker Football +*Zach Sandstrom Football + Ben Woodhead Football +Cyndi Thomas Track/Cross Country +* Sarah Halsey At-Large (Golf) 2014-15 +*Ethan Bauer Football Danny Woodhead Football +*Sam Parker Football 2006-07 + Kody Christensen Men’s Basketball +*Zach Sandstrom Football +* Danny Woodhead Football +*Randy Wentz Football + Mark Pfeifer At-Large (Wrestling) +Danny O’Boyle Football Bryce Jarzynka Football 2015-16 + Stachia Reuwsaat Track and Field Chase Olsen Football + Alejandro Garcia Track and Field Joe McLain Football + Zerek Jones Track and Field 2007-08 +*# Danny Woodhead Football + Nicky Banzhaf Track and Field + Shaine Odell Football + Kyle McCarthy Track and Field Bryce Jarzynka Football 2016-17 *+Alejandro Garcia Track and Field John Strand Football +Tessa Gorsuch Track and Field Joe McLain Football *+#Mel Herl Track and Field Paul Schweger Football *+Stachia Reuwsaat Track and Field Zach Wheeler Football Stacy Girard Track and Field * College Division Academic All-American Mike Smith Track and Field + First Team District 6 Selection # College Division Academic 2008-09 Brandon Harrington Track and Field Player of the YearDistrict Breakdown: Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, +* Casey Williams Softball Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming. +* Shaine Odell Football +* Aaron Ide Football Joe McLain Football John Ritzen Football Ben Puffer Football Jared Koester Football 2009-10 + Brandon Harrington Football + John Ritzen Football + Cory Beran Football Travis Atter Football Cassie Humphrey Softball 2010-11 +* Cory Beran Football + Jeff Alcorn Football + Sean McGowan Football John Ritzen Football Tim Hiett Football Jed Herblan Football Kevin Berg Football + Jamie Mazankowski Softball

53 RMAC STANDINGS 1990-PRESENT Football 2015: 9-17, 8-10 6th tie 1999-00: 20-8, 13-6 2nd (East) 1991: 5-5-1, 3-3 3rd-5th tie 2016: 7-20, 6-12 6th tie 2000-01: 19-9, 13-6 2nd (East) 1992: 7-3, 5-2 3rd 2001-02: 5-21, 5-14 6th (East) 1993: 6-5, 2-5 6th Women’s Cross Country 2002-03: 13-15, 10-9 5th (East) 1994: 9-2, 5-2 3rd 2012: 11th, 295 points 2003-04: 8-18, 8-11 6th (East) 1995: 8-2, 5-2 3rd 2013: 6th, 212 points 2004-05: 7-20, 6-13 6th (East) 1996: 10-1, 7-1 1st 2014: 11th, 283 points 2005-06: 4-23, 3-16 6th (East) 1997: 8-3, 6-2 2nd (tie) 2015: 7th, 219 points 2006-07: 2-25, 1-18 7th (East) 1998: 9-3, 7-1 1st (tie) 2016: 12th, 310 points 2007-08: 9-18, 6-16 6th (East) 1999: 7-3, 7-1 1st (tie) 2008-09: 11-16, 6-13 6th tie (East) 2000: 8-3, 7-1 2nd Men’s Cross Country 2009-10: 8-19, 8-11 4th tie (East) 2001: 10-1, 8-0 1st 2012: 12th, 350 points 2010-11: 6-20, 4-18 12th 2002: 8-2, 7-1 1st (tie) 2013: 11th, 298 points 2011-12: 8-18, 8-14 11th 2003: 8-2, 6-2 2nd 2014: 9th, 262 points 2012-13: 5-21, 5-17 11th 2004: 7-3, 6-2 2nd (tie) 2015: 10th, 247 points 2013-14: 4-22, 4-18 14th 2005: 4-6, 4-4 5th (tie) 2016: 5th, 180 points 2014-15: 8-18, 8-14 10th tie 2006: 12-1, 8-0 1st 2015-16: 8-18, 8-14 11th 2007: 12-1, 8-0 1st Men’s Basketball 2016-17: 7-18, 7-14 8th 2008: 11-2, 9-0 1st 1990-91: 11-19, 1-11 7th 2009: 7-4, 6-3 3rd (tie) 1991-92: 16-14, 7-5 4th Wrestling 2010: 8-3, 7-2 3rd (tie) 1992-93: 12-16, 7-5 3rd 1990: 6th, 31.5 points *2011: 6-5, 6-3 3rd (tie) 1993-94: 17-10, 9-3 1st tie 1991: 6th, 25 points *2012: 9-3, 8-1 2nd 1994-95: 4-22, 3-11 8th 1992: 3rd, 54 points 2013: 8-3, 7-2 2nd (tie) 1995-96: 10-17, 5-11 7th-8th tie 1993: 3rd, 49.75 points 2014: 8-3, 7-2 3rd 1996-97: 11-15, 8-11 5th (East) 1994: 2nd, 83.5 points 2015: 5-6, 4-5 5th (tie) 1997-98: 11-15, 7-12 5th (East) 1995: 1st, 80 points 2016: 3-8, 3-7 8th (tie) 1998-99: 11-15 9-10 5th (East) 1996: 4th, 52.5 points * 6 wins in 2011 and 9 wins in 2012 1999-00: 19-8, 15-4 2nd (East) 1997: 4th, 50 points were later vacated by the NCAA 2000-01: 8-17, 7-12 5th (East) 1998: 6th, 59.5 points 2001-02: 15-12, 10-9 4th (East) 1999: 6th, 69 points Volleyball 2002-03: 12-14, 8-11 5th (East) 2000: 3rd, 89 points 1990: 24-17, 9-3 3rd 2003-04: 8-19, 4-15 6th tie (East) 2001: 5th, 86 points 1991: 30-20, 5-7 4th 2004-05: 13-14, 7-12 6th tie (East) 2002: 2nd, 90 points 1992: 15-23, 5-7 4th 2005-06: 11-16, 6-13 6th tie (East) 2003: 4th, 73 points 1993: 22-8, 10-2 2nd 2006-07: 6-20, 4-14 6th tie (East) 2004: 4th, 84.5 points 1994: 23-12, 9-3 3rd 2007-08: 7-20, 6-13 6th tie (East) 2005: 7th, 51.5 points 1995: 23-17, 5-7 5th-6th tie 2008-09: 8-19, 4-15 6th tie (East) 2006: 5th, 68 points 1996: 8-19, 5-14 6th (East) 2009-10: 10-16, 8-11 5th tie (East) 2007: 5th, 91.5 points 1997: 11-19, 4-15 6th (East) 2010-11: 6-19, 4-18 13th 2008: 4th, 82.5 points 1998: 6-20, 3-16 7th (East) 2011-12: 13-14, 13-9 5th tie 2009: 6th, 62.5 points 1999: 3-27, 1-18 7th (East) 2012-13: 3-23, 3-19 14th 2010: 6th (tie), 67.5 points 2000: 11-21, 5-14 6th (East) 2013-14: 11-15, 8-14 9th tie 2011: 6th, 64 points 2001: 8-21, 3-16 7th (East) 2014-15: 7-19, 6-16 10th 2012: 9th, 39.5 points 2002: 13-14, 10-9 5th (East) 2015-16: 7-19, 5-17 9th tie 2013: 9th, 46.5 points 2003: 17-11, 9-10 5th (East) 2016-17: 3-23, 3-19 13th 2014: 7th, 35.5 points 2004: 12-15, 7-12 5th tie (East) 2015: 5th, 3-4 RMAC 2005: 3-26, 2-17 6th (East) Women’s Basketball 2016: 4th, 4-2 RMAC 2006: 3-30, 2-17 6th (East) 1990-91: 13-13, 5-7 4th-5th tie 2017: 5th, 6-1 RMAC 2007: 11-19, 8-11 5th (East) 1991-92: 7-22, 3-9 6th 2008: 3-26, 1-18 7th (East) 1992-93: 18-9, 10-2 1st tie Men’s Indoor Track 2009: 5-21, 5-14 6th (East) 1993-94: 18-9, 9-3 2nd 1990: 4th, 57 points 2010: 2-24, 1-17 7th (East) 1994-95: 22-8, 10-2 1st tie 1991: 3rd-4th tie, 39 points 2011: 5-25, 0-18 7th (East) 1995-96: 13-14, 9-7 4th-5th tie 1992: 4th, 38 points 2012: 5-24, 2-17 7th (East) 1996-97: 11-16, 10-9 5th (East) 1993: 5th, 11 points 2013: 6-23, 3-16 13th 1997-98: -9-17, 6-13 6th (East) 1994: 5th, 29 points 2014: 3-24, 2-16 13th tie 1998-99: 11-15, 11-8 5th (East) 1995: 6th, 29 points 54 RMAC STANDINGS 1990-PRESENT 1996: 5th, 58 points 1991: 4th, 22 points 2016: 1st, 172 points 1997: 5th, 32 points 1992: 4th, 26 points 2017: 3rd, 127 points 1998: 6th, 34 points 1993: 3rd, 30 points 1999: 6th, 9 points 1994: 4th, 10 points Women’s Golf 2000: 5th, 19 points 1995: 6th, 9 points 1996: 3rd, 718 strokes 2001: 6th, 19.5 points 1996: 6th, 4 points 1997: 3rd, 739 strokes 2002: 6th, 38 points 1997: 5th, 15 points 1998: 1st, 694 strokes 2003: 5th, 50.5 points 1998: 5th, 28 points 1999: 3rd, 347 strokes 2004: 5th, 56 points 1999: 6th, 14 points 2000: 3rd, 686 strokes 2005: 5th, 45 points 2000: 5th, 16 points 2001: CSC not entered 2006: 3rd, 112.5 points 2001: 6th, 30 points 2002: 3rd, 1,037 strokes 2007: 3rd, 120 points 2002: 5th, 18 points 2003: 3rd, 729 strokes 2008: 4th, 89 points 2003: 6th, 37 points 2004: 3rd, 731 strokes 2009: 5th, 60 points 2004: 5th, 68 points 2005: 4th, 705 strokes 2010: 2nd, 121 points 2005: 3rd, 69 points 2006: 7th, 2,930 strokes 2011: 4th, 78 points 2006: 3rd, 90 points 2007: 5th, 20 points 2012: 4th, 87 points 2007: 2nd, 160 points 2008: 7th, 10 points 2013: 2nd, 151 points 2008: 4th, 88.5 points 2009: 8th, 4 points 2014: 2nd, 135 points 2009: 4th, 75.5 points 2010: 9th 2015: 3rd, 117.5 points 2010: 7th, 28 points 2011: 7th, 5 points 2016: 2nd, 145.5 points 2011: 3rd, 96 points 2012: 8th, 776 strokes 2017: 6th, 55 points 2012: 5th, 44.5 points 2013: 6th, 695 strokes 2013: 4th, 77 points 2014: 10th, 744 strokes Men’s Outdoor Track 2014: 4th, 77.5 points 2015: 10th, 677 strokes 1990: 7th, 18 points 2015: 3rd, 89 points 2016: 8th (tie) 649 strokes 1991: 5th, 26 points 2016: 2nd, 124 points 2017: 10th, 709 strokes 1992: 4th, 14 points 2017: 3rd, 106.5 points *Tourney was during fall in 1996- 1993: 4th, 19 points 97 and 1998-99, moved to spring 1994: 5th, 21 points Women’s Outdoor Track in 1997-98. Played in fall again in 1995: 6th, 39 points 1990: 7th, 10 points 1999 and 2000, spring in 2002-03, 1996: 5th, 53 points 1991: 4th, 14 points fall in 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06. 1997: 6th, 8 points 1992: 5th, 8 points In 2006-07, four tournaments were 1998: 6th, 36 points 1993: 4th, 29 points used to determine the standings. 1999: 7th, 6 points 1994: 4th, 13 points 2000: 6th, 30 points 1995: 5th, 14 points Softball 2001: 4th, 64 points 1996: 6th, 8 points 2007: 16-24, 12-24 9th 2002: 6th, 5 points 1997: 6th, 2 points 2008: 20-23-1, 12-23-1 (6th East) 2003: 5th, 77 points 1998: 6th, 15.5 points 2009: 20-30, 13-21 (5th East) 2004: 5th, 62 points 1999: 5th, 36 points 2010: 25-30, 18-21 (3rd East) 2005: 6th, 44 points 2000: 5th, 45 points 2011: 21-26, 17-21 (5th East) 2006: 5th, 101 points 2001: 5th, 64 points 2012: 17-32, 14-24 12th 2007: 4th, 100 points 2002: 6th, 26 points 2013: 14-24, 12-19 9th 2008: 4th, 113.5 points 2003: 5th, 77 points 2014: 28-23, 23-11 2nd tie 2009: 5th, 65 points 2004: 5th, 74.5 points 2015: 15-35, 15-21 10th 2010: 3rd, 146 points 2005: 5th, 91 points 2016: 29-18-1, 21-11, 3rd 2011: 5th, 75.5 points 2006: 2nd, 142.5 points 2017: 32-25, 25-14, 4th 2012: 3rd, 118 points 2007: 3rd, 180 points 2013: 2nd, 183 points 2008: 4th, 101 points 2014: 4th, 133 points 2009: 7th, 59 points 2015: 3rd, 130 points 2010: 6th, 48.5 points 2016: 3rd, 140 points 2011: 2nd, 134 points 2017: 4th, 79 points 2012: 5th, 69 points 2013: 4th, 99 points Women’s Indoor Track 2014: 3rd, 103 points 1990: 7th, 8 points 2015: 5th, 96 points

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