2019 Hastings College Football
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College Information Location: 710 N. Turner Ave., Hastings, NE 68901
Founded: 1882
Enrollment: 1,050
President: Dr. Travis Feezell
Faculty Rep: Dr. Jim Boeve
Website: www.hastingsbroncos.com
Athletic Department Information
Athletic Director: BJ Pumroy, 402-461-7331, [email protected]
Admin. Asst.: Jody Schakat, 402-461-7395, [email protected]
Athletic Trainer: Josh Church, 402-461-7392, [email protected]
Sports Information: Adam Maser, 402-461-7798, [email protected]
Brandon Adams, [email protected]
Game Day/Radio KHAS Radio, 1230 AM
Website: www.hastingslink.com
Football Information
Head Coach: Tony Harper (9th year)
402-461-7776, [email protected]
Assistant Coaches: Clint Head – Offensive Coordinator/OL EJ Valentine – Defensive Line/Co-Defensive Coordinator Brett Wells – Strength and Conditioning Bryan Boesen – Quarterbacks Alex Allen – Assistant Coach Same Rolle – Assistant Coach Wade Fleischer – Assistant Coach Wyatt Heikkinen - Student Coach Kalyn Lowe – Football Ops
The Hastings College Alma Mater
- A. Loran Olsen, Composer (1962)
Dear Friends, again we sing
In voices loud and strong
To Hastings College echoing
Once more our glorious song.
To her white and crimson banner,
To her spirit proud and free
To Alma Mater now we sing
In loving loyalty. (Hastings to thee)
Hastings College Football 2019 Position Breakdown with quotes from Head Coach Tony Harper
The 2019 Hastings College football campaign was certainly filled with its ups and downs finishing the year 5-6 (3-6). During the year, the Broncos started three different quarterbacks, which provided some inconsistent play from that position. Hastings will have to look for a front-runner at that position while trying to replace the second all-time leading rusher in school history. The Broncos will also have to see who will try to fill the shoes of its first All-American defensive player in 24 years. There will also be a new face at key positions on special teams, as Hastings will look to find a new kicker and
punter along with all new faces at punt and kick return. There are many questions coming into fall camp but there is still experience coming back as well.
Offense Replacing Tahj Willingham is no small feat as he rushed for 1,256 yards last season while scoring eight touchdowns. He amassed 3,675 yards and 40 touchdowns in his career placing him at No. 2 in school history in career rushing yards and at No. 4 in career rushing touchdowns. The front-runner for being the No. 1 is really wide open. Fall camp will be critical to see if he will face any competition for the starting roll. Head Coach Tony Harper discusses what he has seen at running back leading into fall camp, “We had some injuries early in the spring before spring ball even started so we had a running back by committee, we had multiple guys back there from Malik Thorpe to Brenton Bell to a couple other young guys,” Harper continued. “So there was a lot of reps chewed up by new guys and I think that was one of the reasons coach Head went really slow deliberately on installing the run game. That’s a position you know we do have guys coming back in a Tyree Nesmith who is the only one that has game experience but we think Bell is going to have an opportunity and you’re going to see some freshman playing in that position and competing for that role. They are going to get every opportunity throughout camp and fortunately we come to camp on August 4 and we don’t play the first game until August 31 so we have time where we don’t have to rush it and push the panic button. We can take time and get a lot of different reps, we’re splitting practices up so these running backs are going to get lots of carries throughout camp.” The two favorites to be the top guy at quarterback are Isaiah Jackson (SR/Compton, CA) and Griffin Roberts (JR/Fort Collins, CO). Each quarterback picked up starts last year but Jackson looks to have the edge heading into camp. His best game came against Top 10 powerhouse Northwestern where he went 16-for-36 for 224 yards and three touchdowns as the Broncos gave the Red Raiders a run for its money before falling 39- 29. Harper touched on the quarterback situation, “Griffin Roberts was limited in the spring as he was able to throw the ball and a few things in Skel,” Harper said. “Isaiah Jackson really did a great job of embracing what coach was trying to get done over there. I think he has a pretty good grasp of the offense but the thing that Jackson has is his leadership, guys are rallying around him. I mean he is our No. 1 guy going into fall camp and we expect him to be the guy coming out of camp. Now we know things can change as we have a lot of young pups coming in, you still have Griff coming off the injury but Jackson has assumed command of the offense and he will be our starter.” At wide out, Hastings will miss one of the more consistent receivers in recent history in Jordan Johnson. Last year Johnson led the team with 47 catches for 737 yards and four touchdowns. He finished his career with 2,063 yards and 15 touchdowns. He currently is second in school history in receiving yards in a season when he amassed 931 in
2016. He sits third in school history in career receiving yards with 2,063. Hastings will look to Anthony Martinez (SR/Oceanside, CA), Tyler Miller (SO/Baytown, TX) and Terrance McIntyre (SO/San Diego, CA) to pick up the reins. “Riley Ostendorf had a really good spring you know, he is a bigger target,” Harper said. “You have a couple other guys that are coming back in Terrance McIntyre, Anthony Martinez and Tyler Miller. Anthony Martinez has to be the leader not just on the field but in the class room as well in regards to what we are trying to get accomplished. He has to step up and hold everybody accountable because coach Head’s only around those guys 20 hours a week so there is a lot of extra hours that those guys are off so we are going to put a lot of pressure on him. We finally get Keioty Stenhouse on the field in the crimson on a Saturday so we are excited to see what he brings. What we’re missing right now at that position is the big, physical go up and get the ball like the Noah Housh’s, like Travis Brown, Micheal Novicki, and Jordan Johnson. So you are probably going to see a couple young guys competing at that position.” Maybe the most important piece of that Bronco offense will be the offensive line where Hastings will have to replace four starters from a year ago. With Ula Tausaga, Frank Vierra, Sam Young and Blaine Morrow gone due to graduation, fall camp will be hugely important in assessing the depth chart. Look for Stefphon Sherman, Jon Satterly, Justin Heine (JR/Waco, NE), Pat Hudson (JR/Gothenburg, NE) and Rico Santana (SR/Tomball, TX) to bolster the offensive line in 2019. Harper knows that with any offense to click, the offensive line is the key, “To be honest with you, that’s what sets the tone for everything,” Harper continued. “That is probably the biggest question mark, maybe concern going into this season because we lost so much experience. I don’t care who you are, you cannot replace a 22, 23, 24-year-old young man with an 18 and 19 year old kid right out of the gate. There is going to be some bumps and bruises and I think that’s why I get so fired up having coach Head here because he is the o-line coach. He has a ton of experience, he played that position at the highest level, he will get those guys set and ready. The thing is there will be a lot of question marks, you know we bring back Hud (Patrick Hudson), Jon Satterly as your book end tackles so you’re kind of feeling pretty good right there. We have a couple young guys that we redshirted last year that haven’t played on a Saturday but they’ve been with coach Head now for a full year. We have some good ones coming in and I don’t think we will be quite set in the first couple of weeks. I think it’s going to take some time for coach Head to find what he feels comfortable with.”
Harper also talked about the new schedule and how it will affect fall camp and getting the schemes implemented, “It’s a negative and a positive,” Harper said. “The negative is that in the past, we had two weeks and bam, we’re playing football. So we really had to get a lot of stuff in early and people will say well you had two-a-days every single day to get ready. Well we really didn’t because of the new rules with the one one, the acclimation so if you look at this year compared to the last two years, in reality we have just as many if not four more practices to get installed what we need to get installed.
The biggest challenge for us now is with school starting so much earlier, they guys’ brains will be all over the place so we need to get on a schedule, stick to the schedule. We need to make this schedule as simple and as black and white for those guys so they can feel comfortable. We are going to have a lot of prep time, more meeting time and sometimes the meeting times with the young kids is just as important if not more important then actually being on the field. Now we have the time to install stuff and hopefully they can regurgitate it back out there on the field. We as coaches have to do a very good job of taking it slow, let’s not rush anything and let’s make sure we master one thing before we move onto the next.”
Defense Replacing a guy like Anthony Murray is really not an easy thing to do being the teams first defensive All-American since 1995 when Shawn Bennett did it as a defensive lineman. Murray led the team with three interceptions but two of those he returned for a touchdown. His first one sparked a comeback win against Concordia as his pick six tied the game 13-13 late in the third. In his final game as a Bronco, he sparked the Broncos with a 65-yard pick six to give Hastings a 7-6 lead heading into halftime against Dakota Wesleyan as Hastings went on to win 21-13. But that is just one of four players Hastings will have to replace in the defensive backfield as Murray, Wesley Jardim, Ross Ostendorf and Cornelius Barber III are all gone. This group consisted of the top two tacklers on the team, the fourth top tackler on the team and the seventh best tackler on the team. A bright spot will be the return of Josh Stansell (JR/Baton Rouge, LA) as he has plenty of starting experience from two years ago and some from this past year. The Broncos will have to look to players like vet Nathan Holdridge (SR/Castle Rock, CO), Chris Rodriguez, DaeRon Jones, Mikel Drehle and then hope some of the new faces along with some second year guys stepping up to fill some big shoes. Coach Harper knows fall camp will be critical since there will be so many new faces especially in the secondary, “We lost our entire secondary at corner, free safety and corner. We lost an outside safety in Ross Ostendorf,” Harper continued. “We lost three starting linebackers however we bring back three starting linebackers because we played so many guys at that position. In the secondary we bring back two guys that played safety, we bring back two guys that played corner so in the grand scheme of things we have at least some game-like experience. Now they weren’t technically called a starter or No. 1 on the depth chart but at least we have guys that have had the ball fly by their ears every so often. For us in the spring, it was kind of like the offense, we wanted to limit it and we wanted to get close to mastering the coverages that we were putting in. We limited our pressures, we limited our fronts, we limited our coverages to allow the guys to play faster. I think they picked it up pretty well once that first week was over. I think we were flying around pretty well because they know what the expectations are.” The strength of the Bronco defense will certainly be on the defensive line where Keyuntea Kinney (JR/Marietta, TX) Kendall Oberheide, and Abdul Marei (SR/Houston, TX) had solid seasons a year ago. Hastings will have to replace two
All-Conference performers in Austin Bretting and Tyler Parthemer but there is plenty of depth there. At Linebacker, guys like Tydus Clay (SO/Conroe, TX) and Tyler Kennedy will have great opportunities to show what they are made of if the Bronco defense is going to have a successful 2019 campaign. “We’re looking at being on the same page and flying to the football,” Harper said. “I know that’s simple and I know that’s coach speak but at the end of the day on defense let’s be honest, if you overwhelm guys there is going to be breakdowns. We have got to see our guys communicate, we have to see them playing with a reckless abandoning like we did a few years back. I thought the defense played better as the year went on last year. That’s what we have to get, we have to make sure everybody knows exactly what they are to do and how it fits off the guy in front of them, beside them and behind them. I think that they have taken some good steps in that direction as I have seen guys in the spring open their mouth and say good things in regards to coaching their teammates up. We have Alex Allen who is done playing but he is going to help us coach this year. He knows this defense as well as anybody out here because he’s been in it for four years. It’s all going to be setup up front, losing Austin Bretting, Tyler Parthemer, those guys are very good football players but we do have Kendall Oberheide, Keyuntea Kinney, Abdul Marei, Robert Hernandez, Chance Bollen coming back. We have some guys up there with experience but now we just have to make sure we are on the same page and knowing this thing from front to back.”
Special Teams This is probably where the most question marks are for this team as there is no returning starter at any position. Willingham and Murray are gone so Hastings has experimented with some new faces in the spring and we will see who will emerge during fall camp. With really no options returning in the kicking game, look for newcomer Jason Bachle of Grand Island and Ryan Hunter of Aurora to compete for the starting position of kicker and punter. Hastings will also have to replace its long snapper as Cole Fisher has also graduated. What we are going to do when we report on August 4, special teams will be included in every single practice. In the past we waited a week because we had Alex Stogdill, we had Cole Fisher at long snapper, we had return men coming back but this year on the first day of practice we are having special teams’ practices. We are doing drills to hopefully identify different guys from the long snapping, return, cover standpoints. We have three true freshmen kickers coming in, one from Colorado, one from Grand Island and one from Aurora. Those three guys are going to be battling to be our starting kicker and punter. We split our practices for the first week with the first-year players will go in the morning, the vets will come in the afternoon so what we will do is split those special teams kickers into different sessions. We just want to kind of give them a different look and feel to put them under pressure from day one.
2019 FOOTBALL INFORMATION:
Top Returners
Keyuntea Kinney JR 5-11 255 DL 2nd Team All-Conference
Abduel Marei SR 6-1 310 DL HM All-Conference
Patrick Hudson SO 6-4 260 OL
Anthony Martinez SR 5-7 165 WR
Tyree Nesmith SO 5-11 200 RB HM All-Conference
Key Players Lost
Anthony Murray SR 5-8 175 CB 1st Team All-American
Tahj Willingham SR 5-8 200 RB 1st Team All-Conference
Jordan Johnson SR 6-4 190 WR HM All-Conference
Austin Bretting SR 6-2 230 DE HM All-Conference
Tyler Parthemer SR 6-3 240 DL HM All-Conference
2019 Prospectus Information
TEAM: Hastings College
CONFERENCE: GPAC
HEAD COACH: Tony Harper
Years at School: 13 – 9th as Head Coach
Record at School: 39-44
Career Years: (at 4–year collegiate institutions ONLY) 9
Career Record: (at 4–year collegiate institutions ONLY) 48-67
2018 Overall Record: 5-6
2018 Conference Record: 3-6
2018 Conference Finish (include tie, if applicable): 7th
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/18 (out of 26 possible starters – includes P, K, PR, KR)
2019 HASTINGS COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
August 31 Panhandle State Hastings, NE 6:00p.m.
September 7 BYE Week
September 14 Jamestown Hastings, NE 1:00p.m.
September 21 Concordia Hastings, NE 1:00p.m.
September 28 @ Doane Crete, NE 1:00p.m.
October 5 Morningside Hastings, NE 1:00p.m.
October 12 Midland Hastings, NE 1:00p.m.
October 19 BYE
October 26 @ Briar Cliff Sioux City, IA 1:00p.m.
November 2 Dordt Hastings, NE 1:00p.m.
November 9 @ Northwestern Hastings, NE 1:00p.m.
November 16 @ Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, SD 1:00p.m.
2018 HASTINGS COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS
August 25 Peru State Jamestown, ND W 25-21
September 1 @ Panhandle State Goodwell, OK W 26-17
September 15 @ Briar Cliff Sioux City, IA L 26-14
September 22 Dordt (Homecoming) Hastings, NE L 55-17
September 29 Morningside Hastings, NE L 65-0
October 6 @ Doane Crete, NE W 22-19
October 13 Midland Hastings, NE L 36-15
October 20 @ Concordia Seward, NE W 21-13
October 27 Northwestern Hastings, NE L 39-29
November 3 Jamestown Hastings, NE L 41-39
November 10 @ Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, SD W 21-13
Hastings College Broncos
2019 Football Roster Newcomers **Ighegworo Beasley DL Adams Chris SAF/ILB Atherton Alex SAF Bartels Dylan ILB Brandenburg Koby SAF
Brown Demondtre DE Clark Garrett NG Clay Tydus LB Cockreham Toby LB Cole Jaryk ILB Davis Spencer ILB Dickson Audreece DB Fells Hayden SAF Gallegos Jordan ILB Korte Andrew CB Lars Parker DE Macatiag KJ CB Mack-Myers Arjee DE Martin Kerry DE/ILB Murphy Matt SAF Ohrman Tyler NG Padia Trenton SAF Paitz Christopher DB Pawloski Tyler SAF Rafert Kinser DE Roberson Sevon ILB Sharp Jacob ILB Shoemaker Clayton SAF Terrell Carlo CB Terry Paxton ILB Urbanovsky Josh DB West Nicholas DE Wheeler Isaiah DE Willis Steel DL
**Vach Logan H Alcala Eric H Anderson Trae OL Boyd Nathan WR Burgett Dustin OL Castillo Yadir QB Coldanghise Jacob QB Diaz Damien OL Fairbanks Luke H Heikkinen Lane QB Johnson Parker QB Lee Dyllan H Lucy Mason OL
Martel Andrew RB Miley James OL Moss Nick QB Nelson Nick WR Newhart Christian RB/WR Ocon Gordillo Angel OL Patten Ameer WR Renner Tyler OL Saville Adam OL Simonsen Brett RB Smith Dante RB Sotelo Alex WR Sweet Zac WR Synek Quentin WR Thomas Johnny RB Ulrich Jesse QB Urbano Lam WR Walker Trevor RB Williams Javon WR Zamora Johnny QB Bachle Jason K Guardado Pedro P Hunter Ryan K/P
Returners
Achtzehn Cole H Allen Wren LB Bell Brenton RB/SLOT Bohnenkamp Caleb OL Bollen Chance NG Borland Tyler OL Boysen Logan RB Cadelus Alex NG Cooper Kyle SAF Cornell Tanner OL De Irish Jeremiah WR Dea Kaelan H Drehle Mikel CB Fairrow Daelyn RB Gamez Nathaniel OL Gladden Rion WR Gonzalez Daniel OL Gonzalez JP H Greco Tyler OL Hartman Nicholas OL Heine Justin OL Hernandez Robert DE Hernandez Richard LB Holdridge Nathan LB Hormiz Elvin LB Hudson Patrick OL Ihegworo Beasley DE/NG Jackson Isaiah QB James Calvin NG Jelinek Dustin LB Jones DaeRon SAF Kennedy Tyler LB Kinney Keyuntea DE Knisley Lane WR Laut Justin CB Marei Abdul NG
Markham Kaeden SAF Martinez Nick NG Martinez Anthony WR Mason Daniel LB McMeen Mason LB Miller Tyler WR Moss Griffin DE Nesmith Tyree RB Oberheide Kendall DE Ondrak Patrick SAF Ostendorf Riley H Plugge Sammuel CB Preston Jared DE Rafert Treygan H Roberts Griffin QB Rodenbaugh Jadyn WR Rodgers Tylin QB Rodriguez Chris SAF Ruppert Max SAF Santana Ricardo OL Satterly Jon OL Schneiderheinz Tucker LB Shannon Jimmy WR Sherman Stefphon OL Stansell Josh CB/SAF Stenhouse Keiotey WR Stuart Jarius CB/SAF Thorpe Malik RB Tolbert Terrance WR Tucker Hagen DE Vach Logan H
All-Time Bronco Football Records
Rushing
Career Yards Yards Year 1. Eric Moody 3,712 2001-04 2. Tahj Willingham 3,675 2015-18 3. Bo Bienkowski 3,411 1999-02 4. Gordon Whitten 3,278 1989-92 5. Kory Bumgardner 3,018 1993-96 6. Travis Soucie 2,697 1997-00
Season Yards Yards Year 1. Eric Moody 1,639 2004 2. Travis Soucie 1,490 1999 3. Tahj Willingham 1,430 2017 4. Bo Bienkowski 1,417 2002 5. Bo Bienkowski 1,389 2001 6. Gordon Whitten 1,324 1992
Career Touchdowns TD Year 1. Bo Bienkowski 45 1999-02 2. Travis Soucie 43 1997-00 3. Eric Moody 41 2001-04 4. Tahj Willingham 40 2015-18 5. Kory Bumgardner 26 1993-96 6. Gordon Whitten 25 1989-92
Season Touchdowns TD Year
1. Bo Bienkowski 25 2002 2. Travis Soucie 24 1999 3. Eric Moody 23 2004 4. David Lewis 20 1998 5. Travis Soucie 19 2000 6. Tahj Willingham 18 2017
Passing
Career Yards Comp. Att. % Yards TD Year 1. Josh Miller 352 646 54.4 5,631 52 1997-00 2. Rod Schultz 4,887 48 1972-75 3. Roger Bingman 339 602 56.3 4,349 27 1992-93 4. Dayton Edwards 293 605 48.4 4,043 25 2007-08
5. Casey Trambly 254 548 46.4 3,911 19 2002-05 6. John Dostal 284 618 46.0 3,713 30 2010-12
Season Yards Comp. Att. % Yards TD Year 1. Roger Bingman 189 352 53.4 2,457 11 1992 2. John Dostal 164 333 49.2 2,418 19 2012 3. Dayton Edwards 154 312 49.4 2,149 11 2008 4. Josh Miller 124 222 55.8 2,035 22 1999 5. Dayton Edwards 139 293 47.4 1,894 14 2007
Career Passing Touchdowns TD Year 1. Josh Miller 52 1997-00 2. John Dostal 30 2010-12 3. Roger Bingman 27 1992-93 4. Dayton Edwards 25 2007-08 5. Matt Overmiller 22 2011-14
Receiving
Career Yards Rec. Yards TD Years 1. Maurice Mansfield 120 2,347 16 2006-09 2. Daniel Woodburn 110 2,240 21 2000-04 3. Jordan Johnson 125 2,063 15 2015-18 4. Marc Boerigter 92 1,892 30 1996-99 5. Terry Anstine 86 1,354 10 1982-83 6. Brad Lavene 80 1,289 5 1996-99
Season Yards Rec. Yards TD Year 1. Daniel Woodburn 45 1,091 12 2002 2. Jordan Johnson 47 931 7 2016 3. Maurice Mansfield 51 899 6 2008 4. Marc Boerigter 46 853 18 1999 5. Terry Anstine 51 793 8 1982 6. Trevor Bohn 40 756 4 2012
Season Touchdowns Rec. Yards TD Year 1. Marc Boerigter 46 853 18 1999 2. Daniel Woodburn 45 1,091 12 2002 3. Terry Anstine 51 793 8 1982 4. Marc Boerigter 31 660 8 1998 5. Jordan Johnson 47 931 7 2016 6. Maruice Mansfield 51 899 6 2008 7. Noah Housh 27 560 6 2014
Total Offense
Career Yards Passing Rushing Rec. Total Years 1. Josh Miller 5,631 2,163 0 7,794 1997-00 2. Casey Trambly 3,911 2,288 0 6,199 2002-05 3. John Dostal 3,713 792 0 4,505 2010-12 4. Dayton Edwards 4,043 110 0 4,153 2007-08 5. Eric Moody 0 3,712 133 3,845 2001-04
Season Yards Passing Rushing Rec. Total Year 1. Josh Miller 2,035 850 0 2,885 1999 2. John Dostal 2,418 408 0 2,826 2012 3. Roger Bingman 2,457 51 0 2,508 1992 4. Josh Miller 1,875 527 0 2,402 1998 5. Casey Trambly 1,263 1,057 0 2,320 2005
Season Touchdowns Rec. Rush Pass Total Year 1. Bo Bienkowski 0 25 0 25 2002 2. Josh Miller 0 3 22 25 1999 3. Travis Soucie 0 24 0 24 1999 4. Josh Miller 0 4 19 23 1998 5. Travis Soucie 2 19 0 21 2000
Career Touchdowns Rec. Rush Pass Total Years 1. Josh Miller 0 15 52 67 1997-00 2. Bo Bienkowski 3 45 0 48 1999-02 3. Travis Soucie 2 43 0 45 1999-00 4. Tahj Willingham 2 40 0 42 2015-18 5. Eric Moody 0 41 0 41 2001-04 6. Casey Trambly 0 20 19 39 2002-05
Place Kicking
Career Field Goals Made Att. Pct. Years 1. Adam Maser 37 51 72.5 2002-05 2. Ernesto Lacayo 25 30 83.3 2009-10 3. Gavin Rodriguez 25 46 54.3 2007-08 4. Mitch Eckhardt 21 40 52.5 1989-92 5. Ryan Carlson 17 31 54.8 1998-99
Season Field Goals Made Att. Pct. Year 1. Ernesto Lacayo 14 17 82.4 2009
2. Gavin Rodriguez 13 24 54.2 2008 3. Kenny Anderson 13 17 76.5 2012 4. Adam Maser 12 18 66.7 2005 5. Ernesto Lacayo 11 13 84.6 2010
Career PAT Made Att. Pct. Years 1. Adam Maser 125 140 89.3 2002-05 2. Mitch Eckhardt 88 99 88.9 1989-92 3. Ernesto Lacayo 64 64 100 2009-10 4. Marcelo Casanove 58 72 80.6 1982-85 5. Ryan Carlson 50 62 80.6 1998-99
Season PAT Made Att. Pct. Year 1. Ryan Carlson 47 59 79.7 1999 2. Adam Maser 40 44 90.9 2002 3. Ernesto Lacayo 39 39 100 2009 4. Mitch Eckhardt 35 38 92.1 1991 5. Shawn Stanchina 32 37 86.5 1998
Scoring
Career Points TD PAT FG Total Years 1. Josh Miller 67 0 0 402 1997-00 2. Bo Bienkowski 48 0 0 288 1999-02 3. Travis Soucie 45 0 0 270 1999-00 4. Tahj Willingham 42 0 0 252 2015-18 5. Eric Moody 41 0 0 246 2001-04 6. Adam Maser 0 125 37 236 2002-05
Season Points TD PAT FG Total Year 1. Bo Bienkowski 25 0 0 150 2002 2. Josh Miller 25 0 0 150 1999 3. Travis Soucie 24 0 0 144 1999 4. Josh Miller 23 0 0 138 1998 5. Travis Soucie 21 0 0 126 2000
Defense
Career Tackles Solo Assist Total Years 1. MacKenzie Hemje 148 186 334 2006-09 2. Ryan Karr 174 106 280 1998-01 3. Mark Hemje 133 128 261 2002-05 4. Wesley Jardim 156 94 250 2014-18 5. Indiana Jones 102 131 233 2008-11
6. Jacob Tarr 117 104 221 2014-17 7. Jeff Ross 46 164 210 1983-85
Season Tackles Solo Assist Total Year 1. Justin Conley 72 65 137 2007 2. Peter Buchanan 43 80 123 1985 3. Mark Herbek 61 57 118 1999 4. Mark Hemje 63 53 116 2004 5. Mark Hemje 55 60 115 2005 6. Wesley Jardim 61 48 109 2018
Career Sacks Sacks Years 1. Scott Ahlers 19 2000-03 2. Jason Main 16 1989-92 3. Mike Schmitz 14 1980-84 4. Aaron Swartzendruber 13 1999-02 5. Chase Langenberg 11.5 2008-11 6. Brian Trader 11 2005-07
Season Sacks Sacks Year 1. Jason Main 15 1991 2. Scott Ahlers 14 2002 3. Aaron Swartzendruber 9 2002 4. Jerry Drake 9 1994 5. Mike Schmitz 9 1981
Career Interceptions INT Years 1. Kirk Goodnight 23 1985-88 2. Tim Kruse 15 1982-84 3. Frank Jalbert 14 1998-99 4. Ryan Karr 12 1998-01 5. Jeff Klug 11 2006-09
Season Interceptions INT Year 1. Frank Jalbert 8 1998 2. Kirk Goodnight 8 1986 3. Brandon Cerrera 7 2004 4. Gary Freeman 6 1991 5. Josh Reynolds 6 1999 6. Frank Jalbert 6 1999 7. Sean Ash 6 1981
Game Records
Records Length Name Year
Longest Pass 99 yards Cruz Samaniego 2015 Longest Reception 99 yards Austin Curlee 2015 Longest Run 99 Yards Tahj Willingham 2017 Total Tackles 21 Justin Conley 2007 Interceptions 3 Brandon Carrera 2004 Josh Reynolds 1999 Frank Jalbert 1998 Scott Athy 1995 Mike Heyen 1982 Dick Metz 1969 John Dewell 1961 Longest Interception 96 yards Marcus Aldridge 1996 Kickoff Return 100 yards Travis Stoetzel 2004 Punt Return 79 yards Eldon Pequette 1960 Rush TDs/Ind. Game 5 Travis Soucie 1998 Rush Yards/Ind. Game 313 yards Eric Moody 2004 Pass Yards/Ind. Game 436 yards Jerry Fisher 1964 TD Passes/Ind. Game 4 Cruz Samaniego 2015 Matt Overmiller 2014 John Dostal 2012 Jerry Fisher 1964 Brian Wigert 1984 Bob Dishman 1994 Roger Bingman 1992 Tom Wissing 1976 Pass Attempts/Game 49 Roger Bingman 1992 Receptions/Game 11 Brad McCaslin 1992 Rec. TDs/Game 3 Marc Boerigter 1999 3 Jordan Johnson 2016 Points/Game 83 vs. Tabor College 1999 Field Goal (Long) 53 Ernesto Lacayo 2009 Owain Hickey 2013 Total Offense 733 vs. Dana College 1999 Average Rush Yds/Game 138.9 Bo Bienkowski 2001 Team Rush Avg/Game 304.8 1999 Total Off. Avg/Game 528.3 1999 Sacks/Game 6 Aaron Swartzendruber 2002 Largest Comeback 26 points (Ottawa led 33-7 before HC won 36-33) 1982
Season Records
Rushing TD’s 25 Bo Bienkowski 2002 Rushing Attempts 339 Eric Moody 2004 Rushing Yards 1,639 Eric Moody 2004 Passing Yards 2,457 Roger Bingman 1992 Passing Attempts 352 Roger Bingman 1992 Passing Completions 189 Roger Bingman 1992 Passing TD’s 22 Josh Miller 1999 Receiving Yards 1,091 Daniel Woodburn 2002 Receptions 59 Gordon Whitten 1992 Receiving TD’s 18 Marc Boerigter 1999 Kicking Pts. Scored 81 Ernesto Lacayo 2009 Pass Break Ups 17 Josh Reynolds 1999 Interceptions/Team/Season 25 2004
Hastings College Football All-Americans
1954 – Chuck Stickels (RB) – 1st Team
1976 – Webster Van Valkenburgh (DL) – 2nd Team
1977 – Webster Van Valkenburgh (DL) – 1st Team
1978 – Dale Ocker (DL) – 2nd Team
1980 – Steve Fruchtl (DL) – 2nd Team
1983 – Mike Schmitz (DL) – 2nd Team
1984 – Dennis Sullivan (OL) – 1st Team
1991 – Chris Pohle (DL) – 1st Team
1992 – Chris Pohle (DL) – 1st Team
1992 – Gordon Whitten (RB) – 1st Team
1993 – Jerry Drake (LB) – 1st Team
1994 – Jerry Drake (LB) – 2nd Team
1995 – Shawn Bennett (DL) – 1st Team
2000 – Travis Soucie (RB) – 2nd Team
2001 – Bo Bienkowski (RB) – 1st Team
2002 – Bo Bienkowski (RB) – 2nd Team
2002 – Daniel Woodburn (WR) – 2nd Team
2004 – Eric Moody (RB) – 1st Team
2004 – Luke Siems (OL) – 2nd Team
2011 – Tom Van Haute (OL) – 1st Team
2014 – Tanner Paxton (OL) – 1st Team
2018 – Anthony Murray (CB) – 1st Team
All-Time Coaching Records
1891-1907 27-19-7 No Names Available 1908-1910 10-2-4 August F. Holste 1911 0-0-0 No Names Available 1912-1914 6-11-2 A.R. Ferguson 1915-1916 5-5-1 Max G. Toole 1917-1918 3-2-1 A.R. Ferguson 1919 2-1-1 C.E. Andrews 1920 4-2-1 H.E. Behnamann 1921 4-2-2 Frank Loomis 1922-1924 15-3-3 August F. Holste 1925-1926 5-9-1 William G. Kline 1927-1931 21-16-7 Theordore C. Yount 1932-1940 52-23-7 Thurlo McCrady 1941-1942 2-14-1 Newton P. Kyle 1943-1944 0-0-0 No Games Played 1945 1-3 Louis Douglas 1946-1948 9-15-2 Larry Owens 1949-1962 71-40-8 J. Thomas McLaughlin 1963-1966 18-16-2 Dean Pryor 1967-1970 12-15-0 James Frazier 1971-1989 103-75 Wendell Maupin 1990-1994 35-18 Dan Kratzer 1995-1996 13-6-1 Barney Cotton 1997-2000 32-9 Ross Els 2001-2010 65-41 Paul Mierkiewicz 2011-Present 40-43 Tony Harper
Hastings College Football Year-by-Year Records 1891 0-1-0 1895 2-3-0 1896 1-0-1 1897 4-0-0 1898 2-1-0 1899 3-2-2 1900 2-3-1 1901 2-1-0 1902 1-1-0 1903 0-0-0 1904 1-1-1 1905 1-3-2 1906 3-3-0 1907 5-1-0 1908 5-2-0 1909 2-1-2 1910 3-0-2 1911 0-0-0 1912 0-6-0 1913 2-4-0 1914 4-1-2 1915 3-3-1 1916 2-2-0 1917 1-2-1 1918 2-0-0 1919 2-1-1 1920 4-2-1 1921 4-2-2 1922 3-3-1 1923 7-0-0 1924 5-0-2 1925 1-5-1 1926 4-4-0 1927 4-5-0 1928 7-1-1 1929 5-4-0 1930 3-4-1 1931 3-2-4 1932 5-2-1 1933 4-2-1 1934 7-2-0 1935 6-4-0
1936 8-1-0 1937 6-2-1 1938 5-3-2 1939 6-3-1 1940 4-4-1 1941 1-6-1 1942 1-8-0 1943 0-0-0 1944 0-0-0 1945 1-3-0 1946 1-6-1 1947 6-2-1 1948 2-7-0 1949 4-3-1 1950 5-2-1 1951 5-4-0 1952 6-2-0 1953 4-5-0 1954 9-0-0 Conference Champs 1955 5-4-1 1956 5-2-0 1957 7-2-0 Conference Champs 1958 4-4-0 1959 3-2-3 1960 5-4-0 1961 4-4-1 1962 5-2-1 1963 5-3-1 1964 6-3-0 1965 4-6-0 1966 3-4-0 1967 2-8-0 1968 3-6-0 1969 2-6-0 1970 7-1-0 1971 5-3-0 1972 3-5-0 1973 5-4-0 1974 5-4-0 1975 5-4-0 1976 7-3-0 Conference Champs 1977 6-3-0 1978 8-1-0 Conference Champs 1979 6-4-0
1980 8-1-0 Conference Champs 1981 6-3-0 1982 5-4-0 1983 5-5-0 1984 6-4-0 1985 7-3-0 1986 6-4-0 1987 4-5-0 1988 3-7-0 1989 3-7-0 1990 3-6-0 1991 8-4-0 Conference Champs NAIA Playoffs 1992 8-3-0 Conference Champs NAIA Playoffs 1993 9-2-0 NAIA Playoffs 1994 7-3-0 1995 7-2-1 Conference Champs NAIA Playoffs 1996 6-4-0 1997 5-4-0 1998 10-1-0 Conference Champs NAIA Playoffs 1999 11-1-0 Conference Champs NAIA Playoffs 2000 6-3-0 2001 8-2-0 2002 7-3-0 2003 6-4-0 2004 9-3-0 NAIA Playoffs 2005 4-6-0 2006 4-6-0 2007 6-5-0 2008 7-4-0 2009 9-3-0 NAIA Playoffs 2010 5-5-0 2011 6-4-0 2012 6-4-0 2013 2-8-0 2014 6-4-0 2015 5-5-0 2016 4-7-0 2017 5-6-0 2018 5-6-0
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