2007 FOOTBALL CENTRAL COLLEGE MEDIA GUIDE

IFC Founded —1853 Enrollment — 1,606 Affiliation — Reformed Church in America President — Dr. David Roe Membership — Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III

Founded in 1853, Central College is a four-year coeducational liberal arts college of the Reformed Church in America. Located 40 miles southeast of Des Moines, Central offers its 1,606 students learning opportunities not only on the Pella campus, but on branch campuses in London and Colchester, England; Merida, Mexico; Leiden, the Netherlands; and Bangor, Wales; and at study centers in Granada, Spain; Hangzhou, China; Paris, France; and Vienna, Austria. Central is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III, and the lowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Men compete in baseball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, wrestling, soccer, track and cross country while women compete in tennis, golf, track, softball, volleyball, cross country, soccer and basketball. Rugby is offered at the club level.

The A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex The A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex is located at the corner of Independence Street and West Fifth Street in southwest Pella. The complex includes P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium (1970), H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse (1987), Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium (1977), the baseball and softball fields (1978), Ryerson Golf Driving Range (2005), tennis courts (1992), soccer field (2005) and the Ron Schipper Fitness Center (1999). The complex also includes practice and intramural softball diamonds and football fields. Golf meets are held at the Bos Landen Golf Club, two miles southwest of the campus on Highway T-15.

Directory Sports Information Director Larry Happel Office (641) 628-5278 Home (641) 628-2754 Cell (641) 780-6118 Fax (641) 628-5340 E-mail [email protected] Central athletics web page www.central.edu/athletics

I ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF Golf - Men’s Charlie Estabrook Athletics director Al Dorenkamp Assistant golf Tom Linton Special assistant to the John Edwards Assistant golf Clint Brown athletics director Golf - Women’s TBA Director of intramurals Adam Stevens Assistant golf Jodee Schaben Athletics office manager Jeffy Schuring Soccer - Men’s Garry Laidlaw Athletics secretary Becky Cook Assistant soccer Colin Kuchy Head athletic trainer Leslie Duinink Assistant soccer John Milligan Assistant athletic trainer Greg Gilmore Assistant soccer Eric Bentzinger Assistant athletic trainer Chris Viesselman Soccer - Women’s Rick Burns Athletic training education John Roslien Assistant soccer Kathryn Burns program director Assistant soccer Russell Goodman Strength and conditioning/ Jake Anderson Softball George Wares Ron Schipper Fitness Center Associate softball Alicia O’Brien coordinator Assistant softball Steph Anderson Athletics and special events supervisor Charlie Estabrook Assistant softball Mary Vande Hoef Building and grounds manager Randy Shives Assistant softball Jake Fisher Sports information director Larry Happel Tennis - Men’s/women’s Bryan Mours Assistant men’s tennis Tait Smock FACULTY ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Assistant women’s tennis TBA Dr. Andrew Green, assistant professor of political science Track and field - Men’s/women’s Kevin Sanger Dr. Edmond Willis, professor of psychology Associate track and field Guy Mosher Dr. Lori Witt, assistant professor of history Assistant track and field David Paulsen Assistant track and field Stephen Fyfe COACHING STAFF Assistant track and field Mike Marcinkowski Baseball Adam Stevens Assistant track and field Eric Pingel Assistant baseball Shea Stamp Assistant track and field Jay Rhoten Assistant baseball Wade Van Vark Volleyball Kent Clayberg Basketball - Men’s Mike Boschee Assistant volleyball Catie Brand Assistant basketball Joe Steinkamp Assistant volleyball Alicia Whisner Assistant basketball TBA Wrestling Eric Van Kley Basketball - Women’s Natalie Nakic Assistant wrestling TBA Assistant basketball Jerry Nikkel Assistant wrestling Matt Diehl Cross country - Men’s/women’s David Paulsen Assistant cross country Stephen Fyfe Assistant cross country Jay Rhoten Football Jeff McMartin Assistant football Jeff Bollard–tight ends Assistant football Dick Bowzer-quarterbcks/receivers Assistant football Don De Waard–defensive coordinator/linebackers Assistant football Reid Evans–offensive line Assistant football Eric Jones--defensive line Assistant football Matt Paulsen–defensive backs Assistant football David Roe–kickers/punters Assistant football Jeff Sanger–stingers Assistant football Kevin Sanger–receivers/special teams Assistant football Jerry Southmayd–running backs Assistant football Travis Sterling–player development

II HEAD COACH DIRECTORY (All phone numbers are 641 area code)

Name Sport E-mail Office phone Boschee, Mike Men’s basketball [email protected] 628-5225 Burns, Rick Women’s soccer [email protected] 628-5224 Clayberg, Kent Volleyball [email protected] 628-7605 Dorenkamp, Al Athletics director [email protected] 628-5310 Estabrook, Charlie Men’s golf [email protected] 628-7694 Laidlaw, Garry Men’s soccer [email protected] 628-5789 McMartin, Jeff Football [email protected] 628-7609 Mours, Bryan Men’s tennis [email protected] 628-5194 Nakic, Natalie Women’s basketball [email protected] 628-7652 Paulsen, David Men’s and women’s cross country [email protected] 628-5178 Sanger, Kevin Men’s and women’s track and field [email protected] 628-7603 Stevens, Adam Baseball [email protected] 628-5396 Van Kley, Eric Wrestling [email protected] 628-5422 Wares, George Softball [email protected] 628-5195 TBA Women’s golf

Fax numbers Athletics department (641) 628-5356 Sports information office (641) 628-5340

III Football

2007 Central College football schedule Date Opponent Location Time Sept. 1 St. Thomas (Minn.) Pella 1 p.m. Sept. 8 Hope (Mich.) Holland, Mich. 7 p.m.+ Sept. 15 Luther Pella 1 p.m. Sept. 22 Loras Dubuque 1 p.m. Sept. 29 Buena Vista Pella 1 p.m. Oct. 6 Simpson Indianola 1 p.m. Oct. 13 Coe Pella 1 p.m. Oct. 20 Dubuque Dubuque 1 p.m. Oct. 27 Cornell Pella 1 p.m. Nov. 10 Wartburg Waverly 1 p.m. +Eastern Daylight Time

2007 Central College junior varsity football schedule Date Opponent Location Time Sept. 10 Wartburg Pella 6 p.m. Sept. 17 Augustana (Ill.) Pella TBA Sept. 24 Simpson Indianola 4 p.m. Oct. 8 Graceland Lamoni 5 p.m. Oct. 15 Coe Pella 6 p.m. Oct. 29 Augustana (Ill.) Rock Island, Ill. TBA Nov. 5 Simpson Pella 6 p.m.

FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS

2006 record: 10-1 overall, 10-0 conference (first place) Starters returning: 6 offense, 8 defense, 4 speciality Starters lost: 5 offense, 3 defense, 2 speciality Letterwinners returning/lost: 40/15 Returning all-Iowa Conference players: 6 (first team: RB Vance Schuring, LB Andrew Lehn; second team: QB Tim Connell, DB Brett Doud, DB Dustyn Baethke, DL Nick Mulder) Iowa Conference titles: 28 (16 in past 23 years) Last NCAA Division III playoff appearances: 2006 (L, 21-13, vs. St. John’s, Minn.) NCAA Division III playoff berths: 18 (Tied for most in Division III, 16 in past 22 years) All-time NCAA playoff record: 19-17 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl appearances: 3 (first, 1974; second, 1984, 1988) 2007 captains: Dustyn Baethke, Brett Doud, Vance Schuring

Jeff McMartin Head coach Jeff McMartin put his alma mater on the fast track back to the top in his first three seasons as head coach, winning or sharing two Iowa Conference titles and earning a pair of NCAA Division III playoff berths. Now in his fourth year at Central, McMartin was the conference coach of the year in 2005 and 2006 and has compiled a 25-7 (.781) record, including a 10-0 regular-season mark in 2006 and a 19-1 regular-season record over the past two seasons. McMartin, who also serves as the team’s quarterbacks coach, has been a part of one of the nation’s most tradition-rich college football programs as a player and student assistant and now head coach. The 2006 league title was Central’s 28th and the school’s 18 NCAA Division III playoff berths match the most in the nation. Central hasn’t had a losing football sea- son since 1960.

 Football Named as one of 10 “hot” coaches and “primed for success” in the NCAA Division III by American Football Monthly in 2005, McMartin also gained extensive coaching experience at other schools for 13 years, coaching nearly every position. Prior to returning to Central, McMartin was the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at DePauw University (Ind.). During his four years there, DePauw broke several school offensive records. From 1995-2000, he served as offensive line coach at Beloit College (Wis.) where he also worked with special teams. From 1994-95 he was the defensive line coach at the University of Rochester (N.Y.) and was defensive line coach at Illinois Wesleyan University from 1992-94. He was a graduate assistant at Wake Forest from 1990-92. McMartin graduated from Central in 1990 with a bachelor’s of arts degree in physical education. He earned his mas- ter’s degree in liberal studies from Wake Forest University (N.C.) in 1992. While at Central, McMartin served as a student coach under hall of fame coach Ron Schipper for two seasons after a career-ending injury. He was also a student coach at Oskaloosa High School in 1987. McMartin is also a veteran track and field coach. He was head men’s and women’s coach at Beloit from 1995-2000 and interim head coach at Illinois Wesleyan in 1994. McMartin was also an assistant at DePauw from 2000-03, at Rochester from 1994-95 and at Illinois Wesleyan in 1994. McMartin’s wife Laurie is also a 1990 graduate of Central and they have two children. “Jeff McMartin strikes me as exactly what our football program needs now and possibly for the next 40 or so years,” said Central president David Roe at the time of McMartin’s hiring in 2004. “Not only does he bring a passion for winning football and in-depth knowledge and experience with all aspects of the game, but he is dedicated to helping students build dreams and become successful in life. He models the values, character and qualities that foster accomplishment. In short he is a very worthy successor to the mantle passed on by coaches Ron Schipper and Rich Kacmarynski.” “This school means everything to us,” McMartin said. “I’d like to be a part of the continued success of the Central College football program.”

Assistants Jeff Bollard - tight ends Jeff Bollard is entering his 22nd season as an assistant football coach at Central and is in his third year working with the tight ends. A native of Pocahontas and a 1989 Central graduate, Bollard is an independent computer consultant and pro- grammer. He is also a commercial pilot flight instructor. Bollard and his wife Betty have two children.

Dick Bowzer - Quarterbacks/receivers The dean of Iowa Conference assistant coaches, now in his 40th season at Central, Dick Bowzer returns to the staff after a one-year academic sabbatical for 2006-07. Bowzer was a long-time offensive coordinator for the Dutch and now helps with quarterbacks and receivers. Bowzer is a 1966 graduate of Central where he played end and earned 11 letters in football, basketball and tennis. A Jackson, Mich. native, Bowzer completed his master’s degree at Michigan State University and is an associate professor of exercise science. He also served as assistant men’s basketball coach for 10 years.

Don De Waard, defensive coordinator/linebackers Don De Waard is in his 25th year as linebacker coach and also serves as defensive coordinator. He is a 1982 Central graduate and former Dutchman player. In 2000, the American Football Coaches Association named De Waard the Division III Assistant Coach of the Year. He was honored at the AFCA convention in Atlanta, Ga. in January, 2001. A native of Kanawha, he is a certified public accountant and also serves as president of the Molengracht, a $15-million downtown development project in Pella. De Waard and his wife Jean have four children.

Reid Evans, offensive line Reid Evans is in his seventh season as an assistant coach and his third year as a full-time member of the Central staff, working with the offensive line. A 2001 Central graduate, Evans was a four-time varsity letterwinner and a two-time first- team all-Iowa Conference center for the Dutch. The Newton, Iowa native was a third-team pick for the 2000 Hewlett-Packard all-America team and participated with a team of Division III all-stars in the 2000 Aztec Bowl in Mexico. Evans was also a four-time track and field letterwinner, winning conference titles in the shot put and discus and quali- fying for the NCAA Division III national meet in those events. Following graduation, Evans played and coached football for the Franken Timberwolves in Nuremburg, Germany in 2001. A former co-owner and vice-president of DSI Data Services, Evans also serves in Central’s marketing and media rela- tions office as Marketing Web Programmer.

Eric Jones, defensive line Eric Jones is in his 10th season on the Central staff, returning in 2006 after a three-year absence. Jones previously

Football  coached the offensive line and tight ends and also spent a season as the team’s offensive coordinator. He’s in his second season as defensive line coach. A 1987 Central graduate, Jones was an offensive guard for the Dutch. He received his master’s degree in counseling education from Iowa State University. Jones taught and coached in Shelbina, Mo. and was an at-risk coordinator and assistant coach at Pella High School. He previously served as assistant director of admission at Central while also working with the college’s retention program and in several capacities in the student life office. In 2002, Jones received a Central Presidential Service Standards Award for his work at the college. From 2003-06 Jones spent three years as dean of students at Waukee High School before returning to Central as a counselor in the student life office.

Matt Paulsen, defensive backs Matt Paulsen is in his 10th season as an assistant coach, working with the defensive secondary. A 1997 Central gradu- ate, Paulsen was an all-American defensive back for the Dutch and a four-time letterwinner. He was a three-time all-Iowa Conference selection, the 1997 team MVP, and holds the school career interceptions record (18). He spent the summer of 1999 playing for a club team in Germany. A Waverly-Shell Rock High School graduate, Paulsen was raised on a farm near Plainfield, Iowa and is a two-time selection to the All-American Farm team named by Successful Farming magazine. He is employed by Heritage Lace, Inc.

David Roe, kickers/punters Dr. David Roe, Central College president, is in his 10th season as kicking coach for the Dutch football squad. A retired Air Force brigadier general and a former financial services company executive, Roe became Central’s presi- dent in 1998. Roe is a lifelong athlete, lettering in football, swimming and track in high school. He is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy where he earned two letters in soccer and was team MVP as a junior and team captain as a senior. Following graduation he attended Oxford College in England as a Rhodes Scholar and competed in rugby, soccer, rowing and cricket. Roe served as an officer-representative for the Air Force Academy’s varsity soccer team, and played and coached amateur soccer most of his adult life. He has coached youth soccer and served as a football kicking coach for his son while stationed in Europe, helping him win “all-Europe” honors in a European amateur league. Roe also competed in the Dallas Marathon at the age of 50 in 1990. While studying at Oxford, Roe completed the Bachelor of Medicine examination. He received a Master of Science and doctoral degrees in physiology from the University of Illinois and is the author of numerous published articles on human physiology and national military strategy.

Jeff Sanger, stingers Jeff Sanger is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at Central, working with the stinger position on defense. Sanger, a 2001 Central graduate, was a two-time all-America selection, a two-time Schilder team MVP award winner and a three-time all-Iowa Conference pick as a linebacker. He also was chosen as a Central team co-captain for two seasons. The Britt, Iowa native set the school freshman-season tackles record in 1997 with 111 and racked up 375 stops in his career. Sanger also serves as an admission office representative at Central.

Kevin Sanger, receivers-special teams Kevin Sanger is in his 14th season as assistant coach and his second year working with receivers after 12 years as defensive line coach. He also serves as head men’s and women’s track and field coach, and was named the Iowa Conference men’s coach of the year in 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003 and 2004. He was tabbed the NCAA Div. III indoor regional coach of the year in 1999 and won outdoor honors in 2004. A four-year letterwinner in both track and football at Central, Sanger graduated in 1993. He received a master’s degree from Iowa State University. In 2001, Sanger received a Central Presidential Service Standards Award for his work at the college.

Jerry Southmayd, running backs High school hall of famer Jerry Southmayd is in his sixth season as assistant coach, working with the tight ends after two seasons as quarterbacks coach. Southmayd served as head football coach at Wapsie Valley High School from 1969-2001, Southmayd posted a 241- 83 record including 18 playoff appearances and three state titles in 1986, 1987, and 1997. He was enshrined in the Iowa Football Coaches Association’s hall of fame in 1990 and served as a Shrine Bowl all-star game coach in 1992. He was named the Des Moines Register’s state coach of the year in 1987 and was the IFCA Class 1A coach of the year in 1997.

 Football Southmayd was also a math instructor at Wapsie Valley and was the school’s athletic director for two years. He served as head golf coach for 10 years, and was an assistant basketball and wrestling coach. He served on the IFCA’s board of directors for six years and chaired the group’s ethics committee for six years. A graduate of Yankton College (S.D.), Southmayd received a master’s degree in physical education from the University of South Dakota and a secondary administration endorsement from the University of Northern Iowa. A high school baseball umpire, Southmayd has been a counselor and activities director for the American Legion’s Boys’ State program for 28 years.

Travis Sterling, player development Travis Sterling is entering his 10th season on the Central football staff and his fourth year as the player development assistant, coordinating the team’s leadership program. For six seasons, Sterling assisted with the team’s strength and conditioning program. A 1993 Central graduate, Sterling was a first-team all-Iowa Conference offensive guard and was a two-time CoSIDA academic all-district selection. The Pekin, Iowa native spent a year in graduate school at Iowa State University studying biomechanics before completing requirements for a master’s degree in physical therapy at the University of Iowa. Sterling is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and operates Sterling Physical Therapy, P.C. in Pella. He pre- viously supervised a clinical sports medicine program in the physical therapy department at a local hospital and headed the orthopaedic and sports physical therapy program for an area health club. In 2004, Sterling became one of just 30 Board-Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialists in Iowa and was honored for this achievement in 2005 at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections meeting in New Orleans , La. Sterling was named to the “Best in the U.S.“ physical therapists list. The list seeks to identify the top three percent of physical therapists in the country and serves as a public reference source for individuals choosing health care. 2006 results 10-1 overall, 10-0 regular season, 8-0 conference Sept. 2 St. Thomas St. Paul, Minn. W, 17-7 Sept. 9 Hope (Mich.) Pella W, 24-13 Sept. 16 Buena Vista Storm Lake W, 24-3 Sept. 30 Wartburg Pella W, 13-7 (OT) Oct. 7 Luther Decorah W, 19-13 (OT) Oct. 14 Dubuque Pella W, 40-14 Oct. 21 Cornell Mt. Vernon W, 34-17 Nov. 28 Loras Pella W, 44-7 Nov. 4 Coe Cedar Rapids W, 31-28 (OT) Nov. 11 Simpson Pella W, 23-0 Nov. 18 +St. John’s (Minn.) Pella L, 21-13 +NCAA Division III playoffs

2006 Iowa Conference standings Conference Overall W L W L xy-Central 8 0 10 1 Wartburg 6 2 8 2 Coe 5 3 7 3 Dubuque 5 3 6 4 Buena Vista 4 4 4 6 Loras 4 4 4 6 Simpson 3 5 3 7 Luther 1 7 2 8 Cornell 0 8 2 8 x-Iowa Conference champion y-NCAA Division III playoff participant

Football  Individual honors 2006 all-Iowa Conference selections ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team First team Second team First team Vance Schuring, RB Tim Connell, QB Ben Bollard (computer science, 3.77) Nick Reed, OL Brett Doud, DB Brant VerMeer, P Dustyn Baethke, DB ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Team Ben Bollard, DB Nick Mulder, DL First team Taylor Vanden Wynboom, DL Ben Bollard (computer science, 3.77) Andrew Lehn, LB Colby Myers, LB D3football.com, All-West Region Team First team Third team MVP - Vance Schuring Vance Schuring, RB Ben Bollard, DB Coach of the year - Jeff McMartin Brant VerMeer, P Taylor Vanden Wynboom, DL Nick Reed, OL 2006 academic all-Iowa Conference selections Name GPA Major Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, All-West Region Team Greg Altmaier 3.60 Accounting First team Second team Ben Bollard 3.77 Computer science Brant VerMeer, P Taylor Vanden Wynboom, DL Jordan Edgerly 3.77 Information systems Nick Reed, OL Vance Schuring, RB Cody Huisman 3.58 Exercise science Honorable mention Scott Paja 3.52 Social science Ben Bollard, DB Joel Van Heukelom 3.66 Biology/chemistry D3football.com, All-America Team 2006 Iowa Conference player of the week awards Third team Honorable mention Sept. 11 - Tim Connell, QB Nick Reed, OL Vance Schuring, RB Oct. 29 - Vance Schuring, RB Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, All-America Team 2006 D3football.com team of the week awards Second team Third team Nov. 7 - Taylor Vanden Wynboom, DL Taylor Vanden Wynboom, DL Brant VerMeer, P Nov. 7 - Brant VerMeer, P Honorable mention Vance Schuring, RB Don Hansen’s Football Gazette player of the week awards Nick Reed, OL Sept. 14 - Tim Connell, QB (co-player of the week) Oct. 5 - Brant VerMeer, P (co-player of the week) Oct. 12 - Andrew Lehn, LB (co-player of the week) Nov. 9 - Brant VerMeer, P (co-player of the week) Central’s 2006 team awards Kirk Wagner Award (offensive scout team MVP) - Matt 2006 captains - Dustyn Baethke, Brett Doud, Colby Myers, VerMeer Vance Schuring P.H. Kuyper Award (outstanding contributions by senior 2007 captains - Dustyn Baethke, Brett Doud, Vance non-starter) - Keith Wrich Schuring Lankelma Award (outstanding underclassman) - Andrew Borgman Award (highest senior GPA) - Ben Bollard Lehn Bruce Wendt Award (outstanding offensive lineman) Mentink Award (leadership, inspiration and sportsman - Nick Reed ship) - Ben Bollard Les Claussen Award (most improved player) - Ryan Mel Ver Meer Loyalty Award - Joel Van Heukelom Thompson/Chad Eisenman Heerema-Schilder MVP Blanket - Vance Schuring Ted Dagh Award (defensive scout team MVP) - Zach Van Arkel NCAA Division III statistical rankings Individual Team Punting--6. Brant VerMeer, 41.3 Fewest turnovers lost--1. (tie), Central, Amherst Mass.), Rushing yards per game--13. Vance Schuring, 119.8 Carnegie-Mellon (Pa.) , Wash. and Jeff. (Pa.), 10 Field goals per game--24. Brandon O’Neall, 0.9 Fewest fumbles lost--1. Central, 2 Turnover margin--6. Central, plus 1.5 Pass sacks allowed--5. Central, 0.64 (7) Scoring defense--9. Central, 10.9

 Football 2006 season individual statistics Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long Avg/G Vance Schuring 10 252 1247 48 1199 4.8 12 63 119.9 Tim Connell 11 107 535 65 470 4.4 3 30 42.7 Dustin Veldhuizen 7 52 230 4 22 6 4.3 2 23 32.3 David Zachary 7 18 56 1 55 3.1 1 9 7.9 Brent Schumacher 10 18 40 2 38 2.1 2 9 3.8 Stephen Barnes 10 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 9 0.9 Dan Bucholz 2 4 13 4 9 2.2 0 6 4.5 Billy Fox 10 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 4 0.8 Heath Kelley 3 3 11 6 5 1.7 0 8 1.7 Josh Brown 1 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 3.0 Jeff Jacobs 4 3 4 2 2 0.7 0 4 0.5 Total 11 469 2199 202 1997 4.3 24 49 181.5 Opponents 11 470 2198 271 1927 4.1 13 31 175.2

Passing G Effic Att-Comp-Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long Avg/G Tim Connell 11 123.63 236-141-8 59.7 1,514 12 45 137.6 Vance Schuring 10 266.27 3-2-0 66.7 32 1 17 3.2 Dan Buchholz 3 138.20 2-1-0 50.0 21 0 21 7.0 Mark Jamison 3 251.20 1-1-0 100.0 18 0 18 6.0 Cody Huisman 11 0.00 1-0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 11 125.53 243-145-8 59.7 1585 13 45 144.1 Opponents 11 95.62 336-170-17 50.6 1813 10 41 164.8

Receiving G No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg/G Cody Huisman 11 40 552 13.8 3 45 50.2 Brad Ryals 11 36 373 10.4 3 41 33.9 Josh Smith 9 23 233 10.1 2 42 25.9 Vance Schuring 10 12 121 10.1 0 42 12.1 Billy Fox 5 9 60 6.7 1 14 12.0 Cody Wille 7 7 58 8.3 0 19 8.3 Jon Haugen 7 6 81 13.5 2 21 11.6 Dustin Veldhuizen 7 6 43 7.2 0 19 6.1 Cam Waugh 4 2 8 4.0 0 8 2.0 Tim Connell 11 1 17 17.0 1 17 1.5 Matt VerMeer 2 1 15 15.0 1 15 7.5 David Zachary 7 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.9 Drew Cheers 10 1 11 11.0 0 11 1.1 Total 11 145 1585 10.9 13 45 144.1 Opponents 11 170 1813 10.7 10 41 164.8

Scoring TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP Saf. Points Vance Schuring 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72 Brandon O’Neall 0 10-20 26-31 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 56 Tim Connell 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Cody Huisman 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Brad Ryals 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Dustin Veldhuizen 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Josh Smith 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Jon Haugen 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Nathan Craft 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Mark Jamison 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Billy Fox 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 David Zachary 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Matt VerMeer 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Marc Badeaux 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6

Football  Scoring (cont.) TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP Saf. Points Andrew Lehn 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Bobby Wheet 0 0-0 4-4 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 4 Total 37 10-20 30-35 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 282 Opponents 16 3-8 13-15 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 120

Punt returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Kickoff returns No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Brett Doud 18 162 9.0 0 19 Guy Dierkikx 8 173 21.6 0 30 Guy Dierikx 8 65 8.1 0 28 Cody Huisman 6 126 21.0 0 30 Cody Huisman 4 25 6.2 1 6 Brett Doud 6 165 27.5 0 49 Ryan Thompson 3 32 10.7 0 0 Justin Johnson 2 15 7.5 0 10 Cody Baethke 1 19 19.0 0 19 David Zachary 1 3 3.0 0 0 Andrew Lehn 1 0 0.0 1 0 Dustin Veldhuizen 1 11 11.0 0 11 Aaron Rassmussen 0 7 0.0 0 7 Colby Myers 1 19 19.0 0 19 Total 35 310 8.9 2 28 Total 25 512 20.5 0 49 Opponents 23 223 9.7 0 31 Opponents 39 667 17.1 0 48

Interceptions No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Brett Doud 4 0 0.0 0 0 Ben Ballard 3 0 0.0 0 0 Marc Badeaux 3 46 15.3 0 19 Dustyn Baethke 2 36 18.0 0 30 Andrew Lehn 2 2 1.0 0 2 Ryan Thompson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Guy Dierikx 1 1 1.0 0 1 Chad Eisenman 1 0 0.0 0 0 Total 17 85 5.0 0 30 Opponents 8 107 13.4 0 51

Field goals FG-A Pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 PAT Lg Blkd. Brandon 0’Neall 10-20 50.0 2-2 4-7 3-6 1-5 0-0 26-31 48 2 Bobby Wheet ------4-4 - - Total 10-20 50.0 2-2 4-7 3-6 1-5 0-0 30-35 48 2

Punting No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC Ins20 Blkd Brant VerMeer 52 2145 41.2 71 5 1 21 1 Team 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 Adam Squires 1 39 39.0 39 1 0 0 0 Total 55 2184 39.7 71 6 1 21 2 Opponents 63 2066 32.8 72 4 8 8 4

All purpose Rush Rec. PR KoR Int.R Tot. Avg/G Vance Schuring 1199 121 0 0 0 1320 132.0 Cody Huisman -31 552 25 126 0 672 61.1 Tim Connell 470 17 0 0 0 487 44.3 Brad Ryals 0 373 0 0 0 373 33.9 Brett Doud 0 0 162 165 0 327 32.7 Dustin Veldhuizen 226 43 0 11 0 280 40.0 Guy Dierikx 0 0 65 173 1 239 21.7 Josh Smith 0 233 0 0 0 233 25.9 Jon Haugen 0 81 0 0 0 81 11.6 David Zachary 55 13 0 3 0 71 10.1 Billy Fox 0 60 0 0 0 60 12.0 Cody Wille 0 58 0 0 0 58 8.3 Nathan Craft 51 0 0 0 0 51 7.3 Marc Badeaux 0 0 0 0 46 46 5.1 Dustyn Baethke 0 0 0 0 36 36 3.3

 Football All purpose (cont.) Rush Rec. PR KoR Int.R Tot. Avg/G Ryan Thompson 0 0 32 0 0 32 3.6 Drew Cheers 20 11 0 0 0 31 3.1 Mark Jamison 28 0 0 0 0 28 9.3 Justin Johnson 8 0 0 15 0 23 5.8 Colby Myers 0 0 0 19 0 19 1.7 Cody Baethke 0 0 19 0 0 19 3.8 Matt VerMeer 0 15 0 0 0 15 7.5 Camron Waugh 0 8 0 0 0 8 2.0 Aaron Rasmussen 0 0 7 0 0 7 0.6 Jimmy Sikkink 5 0 0 0 0 5 2.5 Dan Buchholz 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.7 Andrew Lehn 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.2 TEAM -23 0 0 0 0 -23 -2.1 Total 2010 1585 310 512 85 4502 409.3 Opponents 1018 1813 223 667 107 3828 348.0

Tackle leaders Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Andrew Lehn 45 58 74 6.5-17 2.5-9 1 Ben Bollard 39 35 56.5 1.5-3 - 6 Coby Myers 26 37 44.5 10.0-26 3.0-11 3 Dustyn Baethke 32 24 44.0 3.0-15 1.0-10 6 Guy Dierikx 29 21 39.5 2.0-7 - 5 Tayler Vanden 24 24 36.0 17.0-68 4.5-37 1 Wynboom Greg Altmaier 19 28 33.0 7.0-25 4.0-19 1 Ryan Thompson 18 17 26.5 1.0-2 1.0-2 - Trenton Blythe 16 11 21.5 6.0-19 3.0-12 - Nick Mulder 15 12 21.0 7.0-39 6.5-38 2 Aaron Rasmussen 11 20 21.0 4.5-18 - 1 Brett Doud 17 7 20.5 - - 2 Chad Eisenman 12 7 15.5 - - 3 J.J. Owens 8 9 12.5 1.5-4 - - Chris Willis 4 14 11.0 3.0-6 - - Marc Badeaux 5 9 9.5 - - 1 Keith Wrich 8 3 9.5 2.0-14 2.0-14 - Cody Baethke 6 4 8.0 0.5-0 - 1 TEAM 6 - 6.0 - - - Justin Ver Steeg 5 - 5.0 - - - Cody Huisman 5 - 5.0 - - - David Zachary 3 3 4,5 - - - Adam Squires 3 2 4.0 0.5-1 - - Jeremy Swafford 2 4 4.0 - - 1 Dan Buchholz 2 - 2.0 - - - Scott Paja - 3 1.5 - - - Jacob Nero - 3 1.5 - - - Garrett Hill 1 - 1.0 - - - Austen Schueler 1 - 1.0 - - 2 Jordan Jaspering 1 - 1.0 - - - Keith Bowers 1 - 1.0 - - - Tim Connell 1 - 1.0 - - - Brandon O’Neall 1 - 1.0 - - - Vance Schuring 1 - 1.0 - - - Justin Johnson - 1 0.5 - - - David Cain - 1 0.5 0.5-4 - - James Tolbert - 1 0.5 0.5-3 0.5-3 1 Total 367 358 546.0 74-271 28-155 37

Football  Returning letterwinners Greg Altmaier, linebacker, 6-2, 200, senior, Iowa City, Iowa (City HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. 2004 5 5 10 1.0-3 1-3 0 0 2005 30 17 47 5.0-19 2-5 2 0 2006 19 28 33 7.0-25 4-19 1 0 Career 54 50 90 13.0-47 7-27 3 0

Career highs Tackles, game - 11 vs. Coe (Sept. 17, 2005), vs. Cornell (Oct. 8, 2005), vs. St. John’s (Nov. 18, 2006) Tackles, season - 47, 2005

Three-time letterwinner...2005, 2006 academic all-Iowa Conference.

Marc Badeaux, defensive back, 6-4, 190, senior, West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley HS) Defense Punt ret. Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. PR Yds. Avg. 2005 5 4 7 0.0-0 0-0 2 0 0 5 13 13.0 2006 5 9 9.5 0.0-0 0-0 4 3 46 0 0 0.0 Career 10 13 16.5 0.0-0 0-0 6 3 46 5 13 13.0

Career highs Tackles, game - 3 vs. Cornell (Oct. 8, 2005) Tackles, season - 9, 2005

Two-time letterwinner.

Cody Baethke, defensive back, 6-0, 160, so., Williamsburg, Iowa (Williamsburg HS) Defense Punt ret. Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. PR Yds. Avg. 2006 6 4 8 0.0-0 0.5-0 1 0 0 1 19 19 Career 6 4 8 0.0-0 0.5-0 1 0 0 1 19 19

Career highs Tackles, game - 2 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006) Tackles, season - 8, 2006

One varsity letter.

Dustyn Baethke, stinger, 6-2, 205, sr., Williamsburg, Iowa (Williamsburg HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 32 28 60 7.5-22 2-8 9 0 0 2006 32 24 44 3.0-15 1-10 8 2 36 Career 64 28 60 7.5-22 2-8 9 0 0

Career highs Tackles, game - 13 vs. Luther (Oct. 15, 2005) Tackles, season - 60, 2005

Three-time letterwinner...2006, 2007 team co-captain...2006 all-Iowa Conference, second team...2003 Brian O’Donnell Award (outstanding freshman).

10 Football Trenton Blythe, stinger, 6-4, 210, Williamsburg, Iowa (Williamsburg HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 12 9 16.5 1.5-3 0-0 1 0 0 2006 16 11 21.5 6.0-19 3-12 0 0 0 Career 28 20 38.0 7.5-22 3-12 1 0 0

Career highs Tackles, game - 7 vs. Buena Vista (Nov. 12, 2005) Tackles, season - 21, 2005

Keith Bowers, offensive line, 6-2, 245, senior, Zearing, Iowa (Colo-NESCO HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 2 2 3.0 0.5-1 0 0 0 0 2006 1 0 1.0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 Career 3 2 4.0 0.5-1 0 0 0 0

Two-time letterwinner.

Dan Buchholz, defensive back, 6-1, 200, senior, Fayette, Iowa (North Fayette HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2006 2 0 2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 Career 2 0 2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

Passing Rushing G Att -Cmp-Int Yds TD Pct Avg Effic. Att Yds TD Avg/C Avg/G 2005 2 9-4-1 26 1 44.4 13.0 83.2 4 9 0 2.2 4.5 2006 3 2-1-0 21 0 50.0 7.0 138.2 3 2 0 0.7 0.7 Career 5 11-5-1 47 1 45.5 9.4 93.2 7 11 0 1.6 2.2

Two-time letterwinner

Tim Connell, quarterback, 5-11, 185, senior, Eldora, Iowa (Eldora-New Providence HS) Passing Rushing G Att -Cmp-Int Yds TD Pct Avg Effic. Att Yds TD Avg/C Avg/G 2004 2 5-4-0 38 1 80.0 7.6 209.8 7 42 0 6.0 21.0 2005 11 243-122-13 1545 10 50.2 6.4 106.5 116 475 5 4.1 43.2 2006 11 236-141-8 1514 12 59.7 6.4 123.6 107 470 3 4.4 42.7 Career 24 484-267-21 3097 23 55.2 6.4 115.9 230 987 8 4.3 41.1

Career highs Most passing yards, game - 249 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 16, 2006) Most passing yards, season - 1,545 (2005) Most pass completions, game - 26 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006) Most pass completions, season - 141 (2006) Most passing touchdowns, game - 3 at Cornell (Oct. 21, 2006) Most passing touchdowns, season - 12 (2006) Most rushing yards, game - 72 vs. Luther (Oct. 15, 2005) Most rushing yards, season - 475 (2005) Longest play, passing - 55 yards vs. Cornell (Oct. 8, 2005) Longest play, rushing - 22 yards vs. Loras (Sept. 22, 2005)

Three-year letterwinner, two-year starter...2006 all-Iowa Conference, second team...Iowa Conference male athlete of the week (Sept. 11, 2006)...Football Gazette Division III co-player of the week (Sept. 14, 2006) ...Set Central record for pass comple-

Football 11 tions in a single game (26 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006)...ranks third on Central career completions list...ranks seventh on Central’s career passing yards list...ranks 10th on Central’s career passing touchdown list...had third-highest all purpose yardage total for a single season in school history in 2006.

Nathan Craft, running back Rushing G Att. Yds. TD Lg. Avg/C Avg/G 2005 7 17 51 2 11 3.0 7.3 Career 7 17 51 2 11 3.0 7.3

Career highs Most rushing yards, game - 37 vs. Dubuque (Oct. 14, 2005) Most rushing yards, season - 51 (2006) Most rushing attempts, game - 10 vs. Dubuque (Oct. 14, 2005) Most rushing attempts, season - 17 (2006)

One varsity letter.

Guy Dierkix, defensive back, 5-11, 170, senior, Port Byron, Ill., Riverdale HS Defense Punt ret. Kick ret. Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. PR Yds. Avg. KR Yds. Avg. 2005 4 1 4.5 0.0-0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 2006 29 21 39.5 2.0-7 0 6 1 1 8 65 8.1 8 173 11.5 Career 33 22 44.0 2.0-7 0 8 2 1 8 65 8.1 8 173 11.5

Career highs Most tackles, game - 9 vs. Luther (Oct. 7, 2006) , vs. Cornell (Oct. 21, 2006) Most tackles, season - 40 (2006)

Brett Doud, defensive back, 6-0, 180, Oskaloosa, Iowa, Oskaloosa HS Defense Punt ret. Kick ret. Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. TD PR Yds. Avg. KR Yds. Avg. 2004 28 16 36.0 5.5-1 8 3 7 3 45 0 26 250 9.6 12 288 28.8 2005 35 14 42.0 2.5-4 0 11 5 54 1 25 282 11.3 9 281 25.5 2006 17 7 20.5 0.0-0 0 6 4 0 0 18 162 9.0 6 165 16.5 Career 80 37 98.5 8.0-22 3 24 12 99 1 69 694 10.1 27 734 23.7

Career highs Most tackles, game - 7 vs. Augustana (Ill.) (Sept. 3, 2005) , vs. Dubuque (Oct. 29, 2005) Most tackles, season - 49 (2005) Most interceptions, game - 3 vs. Simpson (Nov. 11, 2006) Most interceptions, season - 5 (2005)

Three-time letterwinner...2006, 2007 team co-captain...2006 all-Iowa Conference, second team; 2005, first-team defensive back, kick returner...2005 D3football.com all-West Region, second team.

Chad Eisenman, defensive back, 6-1, 175, junior, Britt, Iowa (West Hancock HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2006 12 7 15.5 0.0-0 0 4 1 0 Career 12 7 15.5 0.0-0 0 4 1 0

Career highs Most tackles, game - 5 vs. St. Thomas (Minn.) (Sept. 2, 2006) Most tackles, season - 15.5 (2006)

One varsity letter...2006 Claussen Award co-winner (most improved player)

12 Football Owen Haberman, offensive line, 6-6, 300, junior, West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley HS)

One varsity letter...2005 Brian O’Donnell Award (outstanding freshman).

Jon Haugen, tight end, 6-3, 215, senior, Fredericksburg, Iowa (Fredericksburg HS) Receiving Rec. Yds Avg. TD Long Avg/G 2005 16 209 13.1 2 54 20.9 2006 6 81 13.5 2 21 11.6 Career 22 290 13.2 4 54 17.1

Career highs Most receptions, game - 4 vs. Coe (Sept. 17, 2005) Most season, season - 16 (2005) Most receiving yards, game - 63 vs. Buena Vista (Nov. 12, 2005) Longest reception - 54 yards vs. Loras (Sept. 22, 2006)

Garrett Hill, defensive line, 6-3, 235, junior, Carroll, Iowa (Kuemper HS)

One varsity letter.

Cody Huisman, receiver Receiving Punt ret. Kick ret. Rec. Yds Avg. TD Long Avg/G PR Yds. Avg. KR Yds. Avg 2005 20 259 12.9 0 52 2.0 1 10 10.0 18 374 20.8 2006 40 552 13.8 3 45 3.6 4 25 6.2 6 126 21.0 Career 60 811 13.5 3 52 2.9 5 35 7.0 24 500 20.8

Career highs Most receptions, game - 9 vs. Simpson (Nov. 11, 2006) Most season, season - 40 (2006) Most receiving yards, game - 144 vs. Simpson (Nov. 11, 2006) Most receiving yards, season - 522 (2006) Longest reception - 52 yards vs. Dubuque (Oct. 29, 2006)

Two-time letterwinner...2006 academic all-Iowa Conference.

Jordan Jaspering, defensive back, 5-8, 160, junior, Washington, Iowa (Washington HS)

One varsity letter.

Justin Johnson, S-back, 5-10, 200, junior, Britt, Iowa (West Hancock HS)

Two varsity letters.

Andrew Lehn, linebacker Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2004 3 6 6.0 0.0-0 0 1 0 0 2005 74 59 103.5 5.0-18 2-10 4 2 35 2006 45 58 74.0 6.5-17 2.5-9 3 2 2 Career 122 123 183.5 5-18 4.5-19 8 4 37

Career highs Most tackles, game - 19 vs. Cornell (Oct. 8, 2005), vs. Luther (Oct. 15, 2005) Most tackles, season - 133 (2005)

Football 13 Three-time letterwinner...2005, 2006 all-Iowa Conference, first team...2006 Football Gazette Division III co-player of the week (Oct. 12)...2005 D3football.com team of the week member (Oct. 25)...2005, 2006 Lankelma Award (team’s outstanding underclassman).

Nick Mulder, defensive line, 6-6, 240, senior, Pella, Iowa (Pella HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2004 0 1 0.5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 2005 13 8 17.0 6.5-24 2.0-13 2 1 0 2006 15 12 21.0 7.0-39 6.5-38 2 0 0 Career 28 21 38.5 13.5-63 8.5-51 4 1 0

Career highs Most tackles, game - 6 vs. St. John’s (Minn.) (Nov. 18, 2006) Most tackles, season - 27 (2006)

Three-time letterwinner...2006 all-Iowa Conference, second team.

Jacob Nero, S-back, 6-3, 220, junior, Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol HS)

One varsity letter.

J.J. Owens, defensive line, 6-1, 245, junior, Traer, Iowa (North Tama HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 1 1 1.5 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 2006 8 9 12.5 1.5-4 0 0 0 0 Career 9 10 14.0 1.5-4 0 0 0 0

Career highs Most tackles, game - 5 vs. Luther (Oct. 7, 2006) Most tackles, season - 12.5 (2006)

Two-time letterwinner.

Scott Paja, linebacker, 6-0, 200, senior, Stockton, Ill. (Stockton HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 6 9 10.5 1.0-2 0-0 0 0 0 2006 0 3 1.5 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Career 6 9 12.0 1.0-2 0-0 0 0 0

Career highs Most tackles, game - 3 vs. Loras (Sept. 25, 2005), vs. Cornell (Oct. 8, 2005) Most tackles, season - 15 (2005)

Two-time letterwinner...2006 academic all-Iowa Conference.

Aaron Rasmussen, stinger, 6-0, 200, senior, Corwith, Iowa (West Hancock HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 9 4 11.0 0.0 0-0 1 1 0 2006 11 20 21.0 4.5-18 0-0 1 0 0 Career 20 24 32.0 4.5-18 0-0 2 1 0

14 Football Career highs Most tackles, game - 8 vs. Cornell (Oct. 21, 2006) Most tackles, season - 13 (2005)

Three-time letterwinner.

Spenser Remick, offensive lineman, 6-4, 280, junior, Hillsboro, Iowa (Mount Pleasant HS)

Two-time letterwinner.

Austen Schueler, defensive back, 6-3, 185, senior, Granger, Iowa (Woodward-Granger HS)

One varsity letter.

Vance Schuring, running back, 6-1, 205, senior, Pella, Iowa (Pella HS) Rushing Receiving G Att. Yds. TD Long Avg/C Avg/G Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg/G 2005 11 290 1339 16 49 4.6 121.7 7 54 7.7 0 13 4.9 2006 10 252 1199 12 63 4.8 119.9 12 121 10.1 0 42 12.1 Career 21 542 2538 28 63 4.7 120.9 19 175 9.2 0 42 8.3

Career highs Most rushing yards, game - 190 vs. Buena Vista (Nov. 12, 2005) Most rushing yards, season - 1339 (2005) Most rushing attempts, game - 36 vs. Coe (Nov. 4, 2005) Most rushing attempts, season - 290 (2005) Most rushing touchdowns, game - 3 (four different games) Most rushing touchdowns, season - 16 (2005) Longest run - 63 yards vs. St. John’s (Minn.) (Nov. 18, 2006)

Three-time letterwinner...2006, 2007 team co-captain... 2005, 2006 Iowa Conference MVP...2006 Heerema-Schilder Memorial Blanket (team MVP)...2005, 2006 D3football.com, all-West Region, first team; 2005 D3football.com all-America, third team...Iowa Conference player of the week, 2005 (Oct. 24, Nov. 7, Nov. 14), 2006 (Oct. 29)...2005 Iowa Conference male athlete of the week (Oct. 24, Nov. 7)...ranks sixth on Central all-time rushing yardage list... ranks seventh on Central’s all-time rushing attempts list...ranks eighth on Central’s all-time scoring list and eighth in all-purpose yardage...had six 100- yard games, four games of 30+ rushing attempts and three multiple-touchdown performances in 2006....had eight 100-yard games and four three-touchdown games in 2005, with three games of 30+ rushing attempts...has 14 career 100-yard rush- ing games.

Josh Smith, receiver, 6-5, 205, senior, Pella, Iowa (Pella HS) Receiving Rec. Yds Avg. TD Long Avg/G 2005 5 59 11.8 1 17 14,8 2006 23 233 10.1 2 42 25.9 Career 28 292 11.0 3 42 20.4

Career highs Most receptions, game - 7 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 16, 2006) Most receptions, season - 23 (2006) Most receiving yards, game - 71 vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 16, 2006) Most receiving yards, season - 233 (2006) Longest reception - 42 yards vs. Buena Vista (Sept. 16, 2006)

Three-time letterwinner.

Football 15 Adam Squires, defensive back 6-0, 190, junior, Center Point, Iowa (Center Point-Urbana HS)

One varsity letter.

Jeremy Swafford, linebacker, 5-10, 185, junior, Oswego, Ill. (Oswego HS)

One varsity letter.

Ryan Thompson, linebacker, 6-1, 200, junior, Montezuma, Iowa (Montezuma HS) Defense Solo Asst. Tot. For loss Sack BrUp. Int. Yds. 2005 1 1 1.5 0.0-0 0-2 0 0 0 2006 18 17 26.5 1.0-2 1-2 1 1 0 Career 19 18 28.0 1.0-2 1-2 1 1 0

Career highs Most tackles, game - 10 vs. Luther (Oct. 7, 2006) Most tackles, season - 26.5 (2006)

Two-time letterwinner...2006 Claussen Award co-winner (team’s most improved player)...Team-high three blocked kicks in 2006, team-high two fumble recoveries.

Dustin Veldhuizen, running back, 6-0, 205, junior, Oskaloosa, Iowa (Oskaloosa HS) Rushing Receiving G Att. Yds. TD Long Avg/C Avg/G Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg/G 2006 7 52 226 2 23 4.3 32.3 6 43 7.2 0 19 6.1 Career 7 52 226 2 23 4.3 32.3 6 43 7.2 0 19 6.1

Career highs Most rushing yards, game - 80 vs. St. Thomas (Minn.) (Sept. 2, 2006) Most rushing yards, season - 226 (2006) Most rushing attempts, game - 19 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006) Most rushing attempts, season - 52 (2006) Most receiving yards, game - 22 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006) Most receiving yards, season - 43 (2006)

One varsity letter.

Matt VerMeer, wide receiver, 6-3, 185, junior, Montezuma, Iowa (Montezuma HS)

One varsity letter...2005, 2006 Kirk Wagner Award (offensive scout team MVP).

Justin Ver Steeg, linebacker, 6-2, 210, junior, Pella, Iowa (Pella HS)

One varsity letter.

Cam Waugh, receiver, 5-10, 190, junior, Fort Collins, Colo. (Loveland HS)

One varsity letter.

16 Football Cody Wille, receiver, 6-4, 190, senior, Williamsburg, Iowa (Williamsburg HS) Receiving Rec. Yds Avg. TD Long Avg/G 2004 1 18 18.0 0 18 18.0 2005 3 19 6.3 0 13 4.8 2006 7 58 8.3 0 19 8.3 Career 11 95 8.6 0 19 7.9

Career highs Most receptions, game - 2 vs. Coe (Sept. 17, 2005) Most receptions, season - 5 (2005) Most receiving yards, game - 13 vs. Cornell (Oct. 8, 2005) Most receiving yards, season - 19 (2005)

Chris Willis, defensive line, 6-2,2 50, senior, Norco, Calif. (Riverside Christian HS)

One varsity letter.

Kyle Wnenk, offensive line, 6-2, 280, sophomore, Oak Forest, Ill. (Oak Forest HS)

One varsity letter.

David Zachary, running back, 5-9, 180, sophomore, Ackworth, Iowa (Dowling HS) Rushing Receiving G Att. Yds. TD Long Avg/C Avg/G Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg/G 2006 7 18 55 1 9 3.1 7.9 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.9 Career 7 18 55 1 9 3.1 7.9 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.9

Career highs Most rushing yards, game - 31 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006) Most rushing yards, season - 55 (2006) Most rushing attempts, game - 9 vs. Hope (Mich.) (Sept. 9, 2006) Most rushing attempts, season - 18 (2006)

One varsity letter...2006 Brian O’Donnell Award (team’s outstanding freshman).

Football 17 All-time individual records (as dictated by NCAA standards, season records prior to 2002 include regular-season games only) Rushing yards Career (300 att. minimum) - 3.4 (14 in 406 att.), Pat Game - 312, Don Taylor (29 att., 3 TD), at Dubuque, Hagen, 1993-1996 1976 Touchdown passes Season - 1,741, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Game - 5, Chris Nelson vs. Wartburg, 1972 Career - 5,855, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Season - 22, Marc Poortinga, 1997 Rushing average per carry Career - 40, Shad Flynn, 1990-93 Game (15 att. minimum) - 10.7, Don Taylor at Pass attempts Dubuque, 1976 Game - 55, Mark Isaacson vs. Coe, Oct. 18, 2003 Season (100 att. minimum) - 7.4, Mark Kacmarynski, Season - 324, Mark Isaacson, 2004 1994 Career - 792, Shad Flynn, 1990-93 Career - 6.3, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 (5,855 yds., Highest pass efficiency rating 928 att.) Game - 285.5, Chris Nelson, vs. Wartburg, 1972 Rushing average per game Season (100 att. minimum) - 152.5 (82-133-6, 1,190 Season - 174.1, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 yards, 10 TD), Steve Flynn, 1988 Career - 133.0, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Career (300 att. minimum) - 154.1, (182-310-18, Most consecutive games with 100 yds. rushing or more - 2,694 yards, 32 TD), Steve Flynn, 1986-89 14, tie, Don Taylor, 1976-77; Mark Kacmarynski, Highest total offense 1993-95 Game - 329, Tim Connell (240 yards passing, 89 rush Most consecutive games with 200 yds. rushing or more - ing) vs. Hope, Sept. 6, 2006 3, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Season - 2,081 yards, Jeff Borgman (1,790 yards Most games with 100 yds. rushing or more - 30, Mark passing, 291 yards rushing), 2001 Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Career - 5,858, Mark Kacmarynski (5,855 run, 3 pass), Most games with 200 yds. rushing or more - 9, Mark 1992-96 Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Receptions Most seasons with 1,000 yds. rushing or more - 3, Mark Game - 12, Randy Busscher vs. Ferris State, 1974 Kacmarynski, 1993, 1994, 1996 Season - 63, Chris Johnson, 1998 Rushing attempts Career - 144, Chris Johnson, 1995-98 Game - 40, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Luther, 1996 Receiving yards Season - 290, Vance Schuring, 2005 Game - 259, Randy Busscher vs. Ferris State, 1974 Career - 928, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Season - 1,007, Chris Johnson, 1998 Rushing touchdowns Career - 2,369, Chris Johnson, 1995-98 Game - 5, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, 1995 Most touchdown receptions Season - 21, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Game - 3, tie, Chris Johnson vs. Loras, 1997; Chris Career - 70, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Johnson vs. Dubuque, 1998; Mike Bohning vs. Passing yards Upper Iowa, 1983 Game - 346, Scott Koerselman (16-32-3, 2 TD) vs. Season - 12, tie, Geoff Lamb, 1995; Chris Johnson, Wis.-La Crosse, Nov. 20, 1999 1997 Season - 2,057, Mark Isaacson (173-324-10, 15 TD), Career - 27, Randy Busscher, 1971-74 2004 Most touchdowns Career - 4,984, Shad Flynn, (392-729-33, 40 TD) Half - 4, tie, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Simpson, 1993; Pass completions Mark Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, 1995; Coley Hyde Game - 26, Tim Connell (36 att.) vs. Hope (Mich.), vs. Cornell, 1989, Chris Button vs. Dubuque, 1996 Sept. 9, 2006 Game - 5, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, 1995 Season - 173, Mark Isaacson, (324 att.) 2004 Season - 21, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Career - 392, Shad Flynn, (729 att.) 1990-93 Career - 72, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 Most consecutive - 20, Tim Connell, (14 vs. Hope, 6 at Points Buena Vista) Sept. 9-16, 2006 Game - 30, Mark Kacmarynski vs. Dubuque, 1995 Fewest interceptions Season - 128, Mark Kacmarynski, 1994 Season (100 att. minimum) - 2, Mike DeCamp (58-116- Career - 434, Mark Kacmarynski, 1992-96 2, 726 yards), 1967 Conversions Career (300 att. minimum) - 14, Pat Hagen, 1993-96 Game - 11, tie, Tom Stone (12 att.) vs. Iowa Wesleyan, (233-406-14, 3,153 yards) 1964; Ed Maroon (12 att.) vs. William Penn, Oct. 12, Lowest interception percentage 1991 Season (100 att. minimum) - 1.7 (2 in 116 att.), Mike Season - 43, Joel Buseman (53 att.), 1995 DeCamp, 1967 Career - 167, Joel Buseman (201 att.), 1993-97

18 Football Highest percentage, season (30 att. minimum) - .976 Sanger vs. Loras, 1994 (42-43), Craig Wassenaar, 1982 Season - 133, Andrew Lehn, 2005 Highest percentage, career (50 att., minimum) - .894 Freshman season - 111, Jeff Sanger, 1997 (85-95), Craig Wassenaar, 1980-83 Career - 523, Ron Saak, 1987-90 Most consecutive - 56, Marcus Kroloff, Oct. 10, 1998- Sacks Nov. 18, 2000 Game - 5, tie, Mike Stumberg vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, Field goals 1987, and vs. Luther, 1987; Craig Wassenaar vs. Game - 3, tie, Rob Phipps vs. Luther, 1988; Joel Wartburg, 1983 Buseman vs. Luther, 1993; Jason Pritchard vs. St. Season - 28, Mike Stumberg, 1987 John’s (Minn.), 1999; Marcus Kroloff vs. Coe, 2000 Career - 65, Mike Stumberg, 1985-88 Season - 13, tie, Matt Schulte, 1984; Rick Vander Tackles for loss Horst, 1987 Game - 7, Mike Stumberg vs. Luther, 1987 Career - 24, Matt Schulte, 1983-84 Season - 37, Mike Stumberg, 1987 Highest percentage, season (10 att. minimum) - .666 Career - 84, Mike Stumberg, 1985-88 (8-12), Joel Buseman, 1996 Blocked punts Highest percentage, career (15 att. minimum) - .615 Season - 5, tie, Jeff Gustason, 1988; Bill Mulder, 1992 (24-39), Matt Schulte, 1983-85 Career - 7, Bill Mulder, 1989-92 Punting Games as a starter Highest average, game - 49.8 yards, Tim O’Neil, vs. Career - 48 of 49, Ron Saak, 1987-90 Dubuque, 1999 Longest plays Highest average, season - 41.8 yards, Joel Buseman, Scrimmage run - 90 yds., Scott De Jong, vs. 1996 Northwestern, 1981 Highest average, season - 40.5 yards, Brant VerMeer, Pass play - 96 yds., tie, Mark Blom to Tom McDonald, 2003-06 vs. Buena Vista, 1986; Mark Isaacson to Trent Cooper, Most punts inside 10-yard line, game - 4 (6, 6, 3, 1), at Luther, 2002 Brant VerMeer vs. Wartburg, Sept. 30, 2006 Kickoff return - 99 yds., Dennis Descoteau, vs. Luther, Most punts inside 20-yard line, game - 5 (15, 6, 6, 3, 1966 1), Brant VerMeer vs. Wartburg, Sept. 30, 2006 Punt return - 88 yds., Brett Clayberg vs. Northwestern, Most punts inside 20-yard line, career - 45, Brant 1982 VerMeer, 2003-06 Interception return - 94 yds., Jody Bandy vs. Upper Interceptions Iowa,1984 Game - 5, Dick Dykstra vs. Iowa Wesleyan, 1962 Fumble return - 87 yds., Matt Newland vs. Buena Vista, Season - 8, Brian O’Donnell, 1967 1994 Career - 18, Matt Paulsen, 1994-97 Punt - 88 yds. Vern Boelkens vs. Dubuque, 1956 Tackles Field goal - 52 yds., Craig Wassenaar vs. Buena Vista, Game - 24, tie, Kris Reis vs. Simpson, 1989; Rick 1982

All-time team records (season records include regular season games only) Rushing yards Game - 30, vs. Occidental (Calif.), 1985 Game - 464, vs. Simpson, 1994 Season - 146, 1994 Season - 3,036, 1994 First downs, passing Season avg. - 303.6, 1994 Game - 18, vs. Coe, Oct. 18, 2003 Passing yards Season - 94, 2004 Game - 383, (25-34, 6 TD) vs. Wartburg, 1972 Total offense Season - 2,099 (178-330, 31 TD), 2004 Half - 409 yds., vs. Cornell, 1989 Pass completions Game - 667 yds. (413 run, 244 pass), vs. William Penn, Game - 26, vs. Coe, 2003 1995 Season - 178, 2004 Game combined with opponent - 954 yds., vs. Bethel Pass attempts (Minn.), 1993 Game - 56, vs. Coe, Oct. 18, 2003 Season - 4,570 yds., 1996 Season - 330, 2004 Season avg. - 457.0 yds., 1996 First downs Points Game - 35, vs. Occidental (Calif.), 1985 Quarter - 36, vs. Dubuque, 1996 Season - 234, 1996 Half - 56, vs. Dubuque, 1996 First downs, rushing Game - 83, vs. Iowa Wesleyan, 1964, vs. William Penn, Half - 22, vs. Cornell, 1989 1991

Football 19 Season - 412, 1994 Game - 32 yds., vs. Upper Iowa, 1986 Season avg. - 43.5, 1989 Season - 1,173 yds. (144.6 yd. avg.), 1964 Scoring margin Fewest field goals allowed Game - 83, vs. Iowa Wesleyan, 1964 Season - 0, tie, 1985, 1994 Season - 339 (412-73), 1994 Most interceptions Season avg. - 34.5 (43.5-9.0), 1989 Game - 6, tie, vs. Wartburg, 1972; vs. Loras, 1990; vs. Worst defeat - 58-0, vs. Parsons, 1916 Carleton (Minn.), 1992; vs. Coe, 1999; vs. William Fewest passing yards allowed Penn, 2000 Game - minus 6, vs. Simpson, Oct. 19, 1985 (NCAA Season - 29, 1998 Division III record) Most interception yards Season - 632, 1965 Game - 126, vs. William Penn, 2000 Season avg. - 70.2, 1965 Season - 296, 1984 Most passing yards allowed Most safeties Game - 471, vs. Upper Iowa, Oct. 24, 1998 Quarter - 2, vs. Dubuque, 1995 Season - 1,874, 1990 Game - 2, vs. Dubuque, 1995 Most yards total offense allowed Season - 8, tie, 1992, 1994 Game - 537, vs. Wartburg, 2003 Most consecutive shutout quarters Season - 3,335, 1996 Season - 17, Oct. 30, 1993-Sept. 24, 1994 Most yards combined total offense Most shutouts Game - 1,028, vs. Upper Iowa, 1998 Season - 5, tie, 1971, 1987, 1994 Season - 7,905, 1996 Winning streaks Most pass completions allowed Overall - 17, 1983-84 Game - 34, vs. Bethel (Minn.), 1993 Regular season - 36, 1983-87 Season - 155, 2000 Home - 20, Oct. 15, 1983-Nov. 8, 1986 Most pass attempts by opponent Home regular season - 30, Oct. 15, 1983-Sept. 8, 1990 Game - 61, vs. Bethel (Minn.), 1993 Most consecutive wins over an opponent - 25, Upper Season - 365, 2000 Iowa, 1979- Most penalties Most years without a loss against an opponent - 25, Game - 15, vs. Dubuque, 1993 tie, Simpson, 1957-82; Upper Iowa, 1979- Season - 80, 1994 Losing streak Fewest rushing yards allowed Longest - 8 games, 1928-29 Game - minus 30, vs. Luther, Sept. 26, 1998 Season avg. - 41.7, 1964 Central’s overtime games (8-2) Most rushing yards allowed Dec. 3, 1988* Central 23, Augustana (Ill.) 17 Game - 447 (72 att.), vs. Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 4, 2004 (2OT) Season--1,862, 1996 Nov. 9, 1991 Central 22, Luther 21 First downs allowed Nov. 25, 2000* Central 20, Linfield (Ore.) 17 Game - 30, vs. Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 4, 2004 Nov. 17, 2001 * Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 27, Rushing, game - 26, vs. Augustana (Ill.), Sept. 4, 2004 Central 21 Total plays allowed Sept. 11, 2004 Central 21, Bethel (Minn.) 20 Game - 100, vs. Luther, Oct. 16, 2004 Oct. 16, 2004 Luther 30, Central 24 (2OT) Season - 742, 1997 Sept. 3, 2005 Central 25, Augustana (Ill.) 24 Fewest points allowed Sept. 30, 2006 Central 13, Wartburg 7 Season - 43, 1964 Oct. 7, 2006 Central 19, Luther 13 Season avg. - 4.8 (43 pts., 9 games), 1964 Nov. 4, 2006 Central 31, Coe 28 (2OT) Lowest total offense allowed *NCAA Division III playoff game

All-time record leaderboard Individual Most yards rushing, game No. Name Yards Opponent Date 1. Don Taylor 312 Dubuque Oct. 9, 1976 2. Doug Van Boven 263 North Central (Ill.) Sept. 16, 1967 3. Mark Kacmarynski 248 Simpson Oct. 22, 1994 4. Don Taylor 244 Upper Iowa Nov. 6, 1977 5. Mark Kacmarynski 233 Loras Oct. 12, 1996

20 Football Most yards rushing, game (cont.) No. Name Yards Opponent Date 6. Mark Kacmarynski 230 Wartburg Sept. 24, 1994 7. Rich Kacmarynski 223 Simpson Nov. 11, 1989 8. (tie) Mark Kacmarynski 222 Simpson Oct. 16, 1993 Mark Kacmarynksi 222 Upper Iowa Oct. 2, 1996 10. Mark Kacmarynksi 218 Buena Vista Oct. 29, 1994 11. Mark Kacmarynksi 215 Luther Oct. 26, 1996 12. Mark Kacmarynksi 206 Luther Nov. 6, 1993 13. Brett Clayberg 204 Luther Nov. 5, 1983 14. Mark Kacamarynski 203 Loras Oct. 15, 1994 15. Marc Ricketts 201 Loras Sept. 12, 1998 16. Brett Clayberg 196 Upper Iowa Nov. 10, 1984 17. Don Taylor 195 Wartburg Oct. 1, 1977 18. Jeff Wallerich 191 St. Thomas (Minn.) Nov. 24, 1990 19. Vance Schuring 190 Buena Vista Nov. 12, 2005 20. Don Taylor 188 Buena Vista Oct. 22, 1977 21. Rich Kacmarynski 185 Luther Nov. 9, 1991 22. (tie) Mark Kacmarynski 184 Dubuque Sept. 16, 1995 Vance Schuring 184 Loras Oct. 28, 2006 24. Mark Kacmarynski 183 Luther Oct. 1, 1994 25. Scott De Jong 179 Simpson Sept. 25, 1982

Most yards rushing, season No. Name Year Yds. Avg. 1. Mark Kacmarynski 1994 1,741 7.4 2. Mark Kacmarynski 1996 1,603 5.6 3. Doug Van Boven 1967 1,422 5.3 4. Vance Schuring 2005 1,339 4.6 5. Don Taylor 1977 1,329 5.0 6. Vance Schuring 2006 1,199 4.8 7. Scott De Jong 1982 1,255 5.9 8. Marc Ricketts 1998 1,161 5.4 9. Mark Kacmarynski 1993 1,103 5.7 10. Dennis Descoteau 1966 1,069 4.6

Most yards rushing, career No. Name Years Yards Att. 1. Mark Kacmarynski 1992-96 5,855 928 2. Don Taylor 1974-77 3,522 705 3. Scott De Jong 1979-82 3,118 582 4. Rich Kacmarynski 1988-91 2,725 521 5. John Barten 1985-88 2,621 669 6. Vance Schuring 2005-06 2,538 542 7. Aaron Aeschliman 1998-01 2,361 582 8. Tyler Baethke 2001-04 2,229 548 9. Marc Ricketts 1995-98 2,135 385 10. Jon Klaassen 1994-97 1,942 373

Most rushing attempts, game No. Name Att. Opponent Date 1. Mark Kacmarynski 40 Luther Oct. 26, 1996 2. (tie) Mark Kacmarynski 39 Loras Oct. 12, 1996 Don Taylor 39 Wartburg Oct. 1, 1977 4. Don Taylor 37 Buena Vista Oct. 22, 1977 5. Vance Schuring 36 Coe Nov. 4, 2006 6. (tie) Mark Kacmarynski 34 Simpson Oct. 16, 1993

Football 21 Most rushing attempts, game (cont.) No. Name Att. Opponent Date Mark Kacmarynski 34 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 8. (tie) Rich Kacmarynski 33 Luther Nov. 9, 1991 John Barten 33 Loras Oct. 22, 1988 Marc Ricketts 33 Coe Oct. 10, 1998 Aaron Aeschilman 33 Wis.-La Crosse Nov. 20, 1999 12. (tie) Scott De Jong 32 Wartburg Oct. 24, 1981 Rich Kacmarynski 32 Wartburg Nov. 2, 1991

Most rushing attempts, season No. Name Att. Yds. TD Year 1. Vance Schuring 290 1,339 16 2005 2. Mark Kacmarynski 288 1,603 19 1996 3. Don Taylor 267 1,329 11 1977 4. Mark Kacmarynski 236 1,971 21 1994 5. Aaron Aeschliman 261 1,129 10 1999 6. Vance Schuring 252 1,199 12 2006 7. John Barten 249 1,023 14 1988 8. Marc Ricketts 232 1,226 10 1998 9. Jon Klaassen 219 1,069 6 1997 10. Brett Clayberg 215 890 9 1984

Most rushing attempts, career No. Name Att. Yds. TD Years 1. Mark Kacmarynski 928 5,855 70 1992-96 2. Don Taylor 705 3,522 26 1974-77 3. John Barten 669 2,621 33 1985-88 4. (tie) Scot De Jong 582 3,118 24 1979-82 Aaron Aeschliman 582 2,361 24 1998-01 6. Tyler Baethke 548 2,229 17 2001-04 7. Vance Schuring 542 2,538 28 2005-06 8. Rich Kacmarynski 521 2,725 36 1988-91 9. Brett Clayberg 416 1,900 15 1981-84 10. (tie) Jon Klaassen 373 1,942 16 1994-97 Marc Ricketts 373 2,122 29 1996-98

Most rushing touchdowns, game No. Name TD Opponent Date 1. Mark Kacmarynski 5 Dubuque Sept. 16, 1995 2. (tie) Mark Kacmarynski 4 Loras Oct. 12, 1996 Mark Kacmarynski 4 Simpson Oct. 16, 1993 Don Taylor 4 Upper Iowa Nov. 6, 1976 Chris Button 4 Dubuque Sept. 28, 1996 Coley Hyde 4 Cornell Sept. 30, 1989 John Barten 4 Buena Vista Oct. 29, 1988

Most rushing touchdowns, season No. Name TD Att. Yds. Year 1. Mark Kacmarynski 22 236 1,741 1994 2. Mark Kacmarynski 19 288 1,603 1996 3. Vance Schuring 16 290 1,339 2005 4. Mark Kacmarynski 15 195 1,103 1993 5. Marc Ricketts 15 215 1,161 1998 6. Jeff Wallerich 14 161 925 1990

22 Football Most rushing touchdowns, season (cont.) No. Name TD Att. Yds. Year 7. John Barten 14 249 1,023 1988 8. Cole Adrian 13 142 839 1995 9. Criag Hagen 13 212 989 1985 10. Rich Kacmarynski 13 144 834 1989

Most rushing touchdowns, career No. Name TDs Yrs. 1. Mark Kacmarynski 70 1992-96 2. Rich Kacmarynski 36 1988-91 3. John Barten 33 1985-88 4. Jeff Wallerich 30 1988-90 5. Marc Ricketts 29 1996-98 6. Vance Schuring 28 2004- 7. Don Taylor 26 1974-77 8. (tie) Aaron Aeschliman 24 1998-01 Scott De Jong 24 1979-82 10. Cole Adrian 20 1993-95

Most passing yards, game No. Name Yards Opponent Date 1. Scott Koerselman 346 Wis.-La Crosse Nov. 20, 1999 2. Mark Isaacson 345 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 3. Gary Cutler 338 Ferris State (Mich.) Sept. 21, 1974 4. Tom Vander Linden 328 Buena Vista Oct. 28, 1978 5. Chris Nelson 325 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 6. Pat Hagen 317 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 7. Jeff Borgman 302 Wis.-River Falls Sept. 8, 2001 8. Shad Flynn 295 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 9. Tom Vander Linden 293 Simpson Nov. 3, 1979 10. Nathan Eighmy 289 Upper Iowa Oct. 24, 1998 11. (tie) Shad Flynn 287 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) Sept. 7, 1991 Nathan Eighmy 287 Wis.-Eau Claire Nov. 21, 1998 13. Lance Kooiker 279 Augustana (Ill.) Dec. 3, 1988 14. Marc Poortinga 261 Simpson Oct. 18, 1997 15. Mark Vander Linden 260 Wartburg Oct. 2, 1976 16. Graham Fee 256 Iowa Wesleyan 1958 17. Scott Koerselman 254 Wartburg Nov. 6, 1999 18. Mark Blom 253 Buena Vista Nov. 22, 1986

Most passing yards, season No. Name Yds. Att. Comp. Yr. 1. Mark Isaacson 2,057 324 173 2004 2. Jeff Borgman 1,913 269 144 2001 3.. Nathan Eighmy 1,888 238 144 1998 4. Tom Vander Linden 1,685 209 117 1979 5. Mark Vander Linden 1,612 221 120 1976 6. Tim Connell 1,545 243 122 2005 7. Mark Blom 1,536 168 91 1986 8. Marc Poortinga 1,527 201 107 1997 9. Scott Koerselman 1,524 195 89 1999 10. Tim Connell 1,514 236 141 2006

Football 23 Most passing yards, career No. Name Yds. Com.-Att.-Int. Pct. TD Yrs. 1. Shad Flynn 4,984 392-729-33 53.8 40 1990-93 2. Mark Isaacson 4,505 363-724-22 50.1 33 2001-04 3. Mark Vander Linden 3,731 257-490-32 52.5 36 1974-77 4. Tom Vander Linden 3,412 254-562-37 45.2 30 1977-80 5. Chris Nelson 3,726 292-535-30 54.5 33 1969-72 6. Pat Hagen 3,153 233-406-14 57.4 31 1993-96 7. Tim Connell 3,097 267-484-21 55.2 23 2004- 8. Steve Flynn 2,694 182-310-18 58.7 32 1986-89 9. Gary Cutler 2,534 160-317-18 50.5 30 1972-74 10. (tie) Graham Fee 2,409 174-350-NA 49.7 18 1957-60 Jeff Borgman 2,392 174-340-19 51.1 20 1999-01 12. Marc Poortinga 2,157 146-259-9 56.3 25 1994-97 13. Nathan Eighmy 2,135 160-273-9 58.6 17 1995-98

Most pass completions, game No. Name Comp. Opponent Date 1. Tim Connell 26 Hope (Mich.) Sept. 9, 2006 2. Mark Isaacson 25 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 3. (tie) Pat Hagen 24 Wartburg Oct. 21, 1996 Pat Hagen 24 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 5. Nathan Eighmy 22 Upper Iowa Oct. 24, 1998 6. (tie) Tim Connell 21 Simpson Nov. 11, 2006 Shad Flynn 21 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 8. (tie) Gary Cutler 20 Ferris State (Mich.) Sept. 21, 1974 Mark Vander Linden 20 Augsburg (Minn.) Sept. 17, 1977 Pat Hagen 20 Loras Oct. 12, 1996 Shad Flynn 20 Wartburg Sept. 26, 1992

Most pass completions, season No. Name Comp. Att. Yards Year 1. Mark Isaacson 173 324 2,057 2004 2. Jeff Borgman 144 269 1,913 2001 Nathan Eighmy 144 238 1,888 1998 4. Tim Connell 141 243 1,514 2006 5. Scott Koerselman 123 236 1,524 2000 6. Tim Connell 122 243 1,545 2005 7. Shad Flynn 121 214 1,494 1992 8. Mark Vander Linden 120 221 1,612 1977 9. Tom Vander Linden 117 239 1,685 1979 10. Shad Flynn 114 212 1,207 1993

Most pass completions, career No. Name Com.-Att.-Int. Years 1. Shad Flynn 392-792-33 1990-93 2. Mark Isaacson 363-724-22 2001-04 3. Tim Connell 267-484-21 2004- 4. Mark Vander Linden 257-490-32 1974-77 5. Tom Vander Linden 254-562-37 1977-80 6. Pat Hagen 233-406-13 1993-96 7. Scott Koerselman 227-465-27 1998-00 8. Steve Flynn 182-310-12 1986-89 9. Jeff Borgman 174-340-19 1999-01 10. Chris Nelson 173-344-21 1971-72 11. Tom Koos 171-358-19 1983-85

24 Football Highest pass completion percentage, game (10 completions minimum) No. Name Pct. Com.-Att. Opponent Date 1. Chris Nelson 86.4 19-22 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 2. Pat Hagen 83.3 10-12 William Penn Nov. 4, 1995 3. Jeff Borgman 80.0 20-25 Wis.-River Falls Sept. 8, 2001 4. Tim Connell 77.8 21-27 Simpson Nov. 11, 2006 5. Steve Flynn 77.3 17-22 Wartburg Oct. 8, 1988 6. Mark Blom 76.9 10-13 Wartburg Oct. 25,1986 7. Shad Flynn 76.2 16-21 Upper Iowa Oct. 19, 1991 8. Shad Flynn 73.7 14-19 Loras Oct. 23, 1993 9. Brian Miller 73.3 11-15 William Penn Oct. 10, 1987 10. Tim Connell 72.2 26-36 Hope (Mich) Sept. 9, 2006 11. Randal Maifeld 71.4 10-14 Loras Oct. 15, 1994 12. Marc Poortinga 71.4 10-14 Luther Oct. 25, 1997 11. Scott Koerselman 70.4 19-27 Wartburg Nov. 4, 2000 12. Shad Flynn 70.0 14-20 Buena Vista Oct. 3, 1992

Highest pass completion percentage, season No. Name Pct. Com.-Att. Year 1. Marc Poortinga 72.7 32- 44 1996 2. Pat Hagen 64.9 37- 57 1994 3. Steve Flynn 61.7 82-133 1988 4. Nathan Eighmy 60.5 144-238 1998 5. Tim Connell 59.7 141-236 2006 6. Randel Maifeld 59.7 46- 77 1994 7. Steve Flynn 57.1 76-133 1989 8. Mark Vander Linden 56.7 97-171 1976 9. Pat Hagen 56.6 103-182 1996 10. Shad Flynn 56.5 121-214 1992

Highest pass completion percentage, career (Minimum, 150 attempts) No. Name Pct. Com.-Att.-Int. Years 1. Steve Flynn 58.7 182-310-12 1986-89 2. Nathan Eighmy 58.6 160-273-9 1996-98 3. Pat Hagen 57.4 233-406-13 1993-96 4. Marc Poortinga 55.2 148-268-9 1994-97 5. Mark Blom 54.5 97-178-8 1985-86 6. Shad Flynn 53.8 392-729-33 1990-93 7. Mark Vander Linden 52.4 257-490-32 1975-77 8. Randel Maifeld 52.0 78-150-5 1992-95 9. Jeff Borgman 51.2 174-340-19 1999-01

Most passing touchdowns, career No. Name TDs Com.-Att.-Int. Years 1. Shad Flynn 40 392-729-33 1990-93 2. Mark Isaacson 33 363-724-22 2001-04 3. Mark Vander Linden 32 257-490-32 1975-77 4. Pat Hagen 31 233-406-13 1993-96 5. (tie) Scott Koerselman 30 227-465-27 1998-00 Gary Cutler 30 160-317-18 1972-74 Tom Vander Linden 30 254-562-37 1977-80 8. Marc Poortinga 25 148-268-9 1994-97 9. (tie) Chris Nelson 23 173-340-19 1971-72 Steve Flynn 23 182-310-12 1986-89

Football 25 Most pass receptions, game No. Name Rec. Opponent Date 1. Randy Busscher 12 Ferris State (Mich.) Sept. 21, 1974 2. Jamie Arendt 11 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 3. (tie) Jamie Arendt 10 Luther Nov. 7, 1992 Mike Van Voorst 10 Wartburg Sept. 26, 1992 Mike Van Voorst 10 Upper Iowa Oct. 19, 1991 Chris McCullough 10 Wartburg Nov. 4, 2000 7. (tie) Randy Busscher 9 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 Cody Huisman 9 Simpson Nov. 11, 2006 Chris Johnson 9 Coe Oct. 10, 1998 Chris Johnson 9 Simpson Oct. 18, 1997 Curt Long 9 Cornell Sept. 16, 2000 Rick Perry 9 Upper Iowa Sept. 24, 1988 Don Robinette 9 Buena Vista Oct. 14, 1972

Most pass receptions, season No. Name No. Yds. TD Year 1. Chris Johnson 63 1,007 10 1998 2. Chris McCullough 53 726 8 2002 2. Tony Rietema 51 745 7 2002 3. Chris Johnson 50 933 12 1997 4. Jamie Arendt 50 600 8 1993 5. Chris McCullough 49 679 8 2001 6. Ron Marlow 48 684 8 1978 7. Justin Quaas 46 604 5 1998 8. Jerry Terpstra 42 508 4 1969 9. Mike Van Voorst 41 514 5 1992 10. Randy Busscher 40 594 9 1972 11. Geoff Lamb 40 756 12 1995 12. Rick Perry 36 522 6 1988

Most pass receptions, career No. Name Yds. Years 1. Chris Johnson 151 1996-98 2. Jamie Arendt 124 1991-94 3. Chris McCullough 113 1999-01 4. Tim Connell 108 2003-06 5. Randy Busscher 103 1971-74 6. Rick Perry 101 1986-88 7. Mike Van Voorst 97 1990-92 8. Tony Rietema 80 1999-02 9. Loren Merkle 78 1995- 97 10. (tie) Brad Ryals 72 2004-05 Mark Cramer 72 1974-77

Most receiving yards, game No. Name Yds. Opponent Date 1. Randy Busscher 259 Ferris State (Mich) Sept. 21, 1974 2. Jamie Arendt 219 Bethel (Minn.) Sept. 11, 1993 3. Chris Johnson 197 Wis.-Eau Claire Nov. 21, 1998 4. Chris McCullough 191 Wis.-La Crosse Nov. 20, 1999 5. Chris Johnson 190 Loras Oct. 11, 1997 6. Chris Johnson 181 Simpson Oct. 18, 1997 7. Mark Cramer 171 Simpson Oct. 29, 1977 8. Chris McCullough 160 Coe Oct. 9, 1999 9. Chris Johnson 158 Simpson Sept. 19, 1998

26 Football Most receiving yards, game (cont.) No. Name Yds. Opponent Date 10. Don Robinette 157 Buena Vista Oct. 14, 1972 11. Mark Heid 150 Buena Vista Nov. 15, 1987

Most receiving yards, season No. Name Yds. Rec. TD Year 1. Chris Johnson 1007 63 10 1998 2. Chris Johnson 933 50 12 1997 3. Chris McCullough 807 28 6 1999 4. Rick Perry 806 51 9 1988 5. Geoff Lamb 770 41 12 1995 6. Tony Rietema 745 51 7 2002 7. Chris McCullough 726 53 8 2001 8. Justin Quaas 671 52 8 1998 9. Brad Ryals 669 41 5 2005 10. Randy Busscher 628 28 8 1974

Most receiving yards, career No. Name Yds. Rec. TD Years 1. Chris Johnson 2,566 151 26 1996-98 2. Chis McCullough 2,093 113 20 1999-01 3. Randy Busscher 2,009 103 27 1971-74 4. Jamie Arendt 1,707 124 24 1991-94 6. Rick Perry 1,673 101 19 1986-88 7. Mike Van Voorst 1,343 97 9 1990-92 8. Tony Rietema 1,179 80 11 1999,02 9. Mark Cramer 1,149 72 12 1974-77 10. Loren Merkle 1,058 78 18 1995-97

Most touchdown receptions, game No. Name TD Opponent Date 1. (tie) Chris Johnson 3 Wis.-Eau Claire Nov. 21, 1998 Chris Johnson 3 Loras Oct. 11, 1997 Chris Johnson 3 Dubuque Oct. 3, 1998 Tom McDonald 3 Buena Vista Nov. 22, 1986 Tom Temple 3 Cornell Sept. 15, 1979 Darren Huinker 3 Luther Nov. 2, 1985 Jamie Arendt 3 Loras Oct. 15, 1994 Jamie Arendt 3 Simpson Oct. 22, 1994

Most touchdown receptions, season No. Name TD Rec. Yds. Year 1. Chris Johnson 13 50 933 1998 2. (tie) Geoff Lamb 12 40 756 1995 3. Chris Johnson 12 63 1007 1997 4. Jamie Arendt 10 27 397 1994 5. (tie) Randy Busscher 9 40 594 1972 Rick Perry 9 51 806 1988 Matt Schulte 9 19 376 1985 8. (tie) Loren Merkle 8 28 462 1996 Rick Perry 8 31 506 1986 Justin Quaas 8 52 671 1996

Football 27 Most touchdown receptions, career Most tackles, game No. Name TD Years No. Name No. Opponent Date 1. Randy Busscher 27 1971-74 1. (tie) Rick Sanger 24 Loras Oct.15, 1994 2. Chris Johnson 26 1996-98 Kris Reis 24 Simpson Nov. 11, 1989 3. Jamie Arendt 24 1991-94 Ron Saak 24 Augustana (Ill.)Dec. 3, 1988 4. Chris McCullough 20 1999-01 4. Kris Reis 23 Dayton (Ohio) Dec. 5, 1987 5. Rick Perry 19 1986-88 5. (tie) Kris Reis 22 St. John’s Nov. 25, 1989 6. Loren Merkle 18 1995-97 Ron Saak 22 Wis.-Whitew. Nov. 26, 1988 7. Matt Schulte 14 1982-85 7. Kris Reis 21 Augustana (Ill.)Dec. 3, 1988 8. Tom Temple 13 1978-95 8. (tie) Justin Huisman 20 Simpson Oct. 18, 1997 9. (tie) Geoff Lamb 12 1994-95 Brad Leighton 20 Ithaca (N.Y.) Dec. 10, 1988 Mark Cramer 12 1974-77 Kris Reis 20 Ithaca (N.Y.) Dec. 10, 1988

Most tackles, season (solo and assisted tackles combined) Most tackles, career No. Name Tackles Yr. No. Name Takles Years 1. Ron Saak 175 1988 1. Ron Saak 523 1987-90 2. Kris Reis 154 1989 2. Kris Reis 471 1986-89 3. Kris Reis 149 1988 3. Jeff Sanger 375 1997-00 4. Kris Reis 136 1987 4. Rick Sanger 361 1992-95 5. Ron Saak 134 1990 5. Bill Mulder 345 1989-92 6. Andrew Lehn 133 2005 6. Mark Sanger 333 2001-04 7. Rick Sanger 129 1994 7. Dan Zimmerman 326 1992-95 8. (tie) Dave Gray 120 1986 8. Austin Bonnema 308 1999-02 Scott Lindell 120 1986 9. Mike Stumberg 287 1986-88 10. Bill Mulder 116 1990 10. Justin Huisman 242 1995-98

Team, single-game highs Rushing attempts Passing yards No. Att. Opponent Date No. Yards Opponent Date 1. 82 Occidental (Calif.) Nov. 30, 1985 1. 366 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 2. 75 Northwestern Sept. 11, 1976 2. 346 Wis.-La Crosse Nov. 20, 1999 3. (tie) 74 Dubuque Sept. 29, 1990 3. 343 Wartburg Nov. 11, 1972 74 Dubuque Nov. 5, 1988 4. 317 Wartburg Sept. 21, 1996 5. 73 St. Norbert (Wis.) Nov. 18, 2000 5. 300 William Penn Nov. 4, 1995

Passing attempts Total offense No. Att. Opponent Date No. Yards Opponent Date 1. 56 Coe Oct. 18, 2003 1. 667 William Penn Nov. 4, 1995 2. 41 Cornell Sept. 16, 1978 2. 621 Dubuque Sept. 28, 1996 3. (tie) 38 Augustana (Ill.) Sept. 4, 2004 3. 602 Dubuque Oct. 9, 1976 38 Wartburg Oct. 30, 2004 4. 570 Wartburg Oct. 8, 1988 38 Buena Vista Nov. 6, 2004 5. 561 Occidental (Calif.) Nov. 30, 1985

Rushing yards Total defense No. Yards Opponent Date No. Yards Opponent Date 1. 462 Dubuque Sept. 28, 1996 1. 34 Loras Oct. 31, 1987 2. 460 Occidental (Calif.) Nov. 30, 1985 2. 46 Simpson Oct. 19, 1985 3. 449 Simpson Oct. 22, 1994 3. 55 Upper Iowa Sept. 28, 2002 4. 448 Simpson Nov. 11, 1989 4. 67 Upper Iowa Sept. 19, 1967 5. 446 Dubuque Oct. 9, 1976 5. 69 Luther Nov. 6, 1993

28 Football Central’s NCAA records Team Most NCAA playoff appearances - 18, tie, Central, Mt. Union (Ohio), Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) Fewest passing yards allowed, game - minus 6, tie, Central vs. Simpson, Oct. 19, 1985; Wittenberg (Ohio) vs. Hiram (Ohio), Oct. 27, 2001

Individual Most rushing yards, career - 7. Mark Kacmarynski, Central, 5,855 yards Most points, career - 9. Mark Kacmarynski, Central, 434 Most all-purpose yards, career - 20. Mark Kacmarynski, Central, 6,509 Shutouts Times Central shut out since 1961 - 13 Worst defeats since 1940 Central shutouts since 1961 - 102 Year Opponent Score Margin Number of Central shutouts since 1961, by year 1951 St. Ambrose 61-6 55 1961 - 3 1973 - 2 1985 - 4 1997 - 1 1943 Peru State (Neb.) 41-0 41 1962 - 2 1974 - 5 1986 - 4 1998 - 2 1950 Iowa Wesleyan 39-0 39 1963 - 3 1975 - 1 1987 - 5 1999 - 2 1958 Luther 48-13 35 1964 - 4 1976 - 1 1988 - 3 2000 - 1 1975 William Penn 42-7 35 1965 - 3 1977 - 3 1989 - 3 2001 - 0 1987 Dayton (Ohio) 34-0 34 1966 - 2 1978 - 2 1990 - 2 2002 - 3 1952 Iowa Wesleyan 34-0 34 1967 - 4 1979 - 0 1991 - 1 2003 - 1 1942 Drake 32-0 32 1968 - 3 1980 - 1 1992 - 1 2004 - 0 1947 South Dakota St. 39-7 32 1969 - 1 1981 - 4 1993 - 3 2005 - 1 1952 Parsons 32-0 32 1970 - 1 1982 - 0 1994 - 5 2006 - 1 1971 - 5 1983 - 0 1995 - 4 Biggest victories since 1940 1972 - 2 1984 - 3 1996 - 1 Year Opponent Score Margin 1964 Iowa Wesleyan 83-0 83 Last 10 times Central has been shut out 1985 Occidental (Calif.) 71-0 71 Year Opponent Score 1996 Dubuque 82-14 68 2002 Wartburg 14-0 1995 William Penn 68-0 68 1987 Dayton (Ohio) 34-0 1991 William Penn 83-18 65 1981 Concordia (Neb.) 20-0 1993 William Penn 70-6 64 1980 Wabash (Ind.) 17-0 1989 Upper Iowa 64-0 64 1977 Widener (Pa.) 19-0 1976 Upper Iowa 63-0 63 1975 Wartburg 7-0 1963 Simpson 62-0 62 1971 Luther 7-0 1988 Wartburg 66-7 59 1968 Upper Iowa 7-0 1995 Dubuque 64-7 57 1964 Wartburg 6-0 1992 William Penn 55-0 55 1963 Dubuque 0-0 1992 Buena Vista 62-7 55

Football 29 Season records Year Record Conf. finish Coach Year Record Conf. finish Coach 1892-1902 missing 1961 6-3 3rd Ron Schipper 1903 1-2 H. Severan 1962 7-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1904 1-3 H. Severan 1963 7-1-1 2nd Ron Schipper 1905 4-2 G. Cavanaugh 1964 8-1 1st (tie) Ron Schipper 1906-08 sport dropped 1965 8-1 1st Ron Schipper 1909 1-3-1 G. Kenney 1966 9-1 1st Ron Schipper 1910 0-5-1 Wm. Johnson 1967 9-0 1st Ron Schipper 1911 1-2 Wm. Johnson 1968 5-3-1 4th Ron Schipper 1912 3-3-2 Wm. Johnson 1969 6-3 2nd (tie) Ron Schipper 1913 2-4-1 Elbert Warren 1970 6-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1914 1-4 Elbert Warren 1971 6-3 4th (tie) Ron Schipper 1915 0-6 Mark McWilliams 1972 6-3 3rd Ron Schipper 1916 2-4 Mark McWilliams 1973 7-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1917 -19 no schedule 1974* 11-0 1st Ron Schipper 1920 0-4 Mark McWilliams 1975 5-4 3rd (tie) Ron Schipper 1921 2-2 Wm. R. Cruse 1976 7-2 3rd Ron Schipper 1922 1-4-1 Karl Kettering 1977* 9-1 1st Ron Schipper 1923 1-2 8th Karl Kettering 1978 5-4 1st (tie) Ron Schipper 1924 2-5 8th John Pence 1979 6-3 3rd Ron Schipper 1925 2-3-1 10th John Pence 1980 5-4 2nd (tie) Ron Schipper 1926 3-3-1 8th John Pence 1981 6-2-1 1st Ron Schipper 1927 1-7 12th Wm. Douthirt 1982 8-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1928 0-8 14th L.A. Winter 1983 7-2 1st Ron Schipper 1929 2-4-1 8th L.A. Winter 1984* 11-1 1st Ron Schipper 1930 6-2 7th L.A. Winter 1985* 11-1 1st Ron Schipper 1931 5-1-2 3rd L.A. Winter 1986* 11-1 1st Ron Schipper 1932 6-2 6th L.A. Winter 1987* 11-2 1st Ron Schipper 1933 2-6-1 11th L.A. Winter 1988* 11-2 2nd Ron Schipper 1934 1-6-1 12th L.A. Winter 1989* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1935 3-5 6th L.A. Winter 1990* 10-2 1st Ron Schipper 1936 4-5 7th L.A. Winter 1991 8-1 2nd Ron Schipper 1937 3-5-1 7th L.A. Winter 1992* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1938 2-6 10th Richard Tysseling 1993 8-1 2nd Ron Schipper 1939 7-2 1st (tie) Richard Tysseling 1994* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1940 6-3 5th Richard Tysseling 1995* 10-1 1st Ron Schipper 1941 6-3 4th Richard Tysseling 1996 7-3 2nd Ron Schipper 1942 3-4-1 8th Richard Tysseling 1997 8-2 2nd Rich Kacmarynski 1943 4-3 -- Richard Tysseling 1998* 10-1 1st Rich Kacmarynski 1944 2-2 -- Richard Tysseling 1999* 10-2 2nd Rich Kacmarynski 1945 6-1 1st Richard Tysseling 2000* 12-1 1st Rich Kacmarynski 1946 7-1 1st (tie) Richard Tysseling 2001* 9-2 1st Rich Kacmarynski 1947 7-1-1 4th Richard Tysseling 2002 8-2 1st (tie) Rich Kacmarynski 1948 5-2-1 5th Richard Tysseling 2003 5-5 6th (tie) Rich Kacmarynski 1949 4-4-1 4th Richard Tysseling 2004 6-4 3rd (tie) Jeff McMartin 1950 2-7 6th in division Richard Tysseling 2005* 9-2 1st Jeff McMartin 1951 4-5 5th in division Richard Tysseling 2006* 10-1 1st Jeff McMartin 1952 1-7 5th in division Richard Tysseling Iowa Conference champions in bold 1953 4-3-1 2nd in division Richard Tysseling *NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers 1954 3-5 7th Richard Tysseling 1955 3-5 8th Richard Tysseling Iowa Conference place finishes since 1961 1956 7-1 1st Richard Tysseling 1st place - 24 3rd place - 6 5th place - 1 1957 3-4-1 7th Richard Tysseling 2nd place - 13 4th place - 2 or lower 1958 0-8-1 9th Richard Tysseling 1959 3-6 7th Richard Tysseling 1960 3-6 7th Richard Tysseling

30 Football Iowa Conference champions 1924 Simpson 1952 Buena Vista 1979 Dubuque 1925 Simpson, Upper Iowa (tie) 1953 Iowa Wesleyan 1980 Dubuque 1926 Parsons 1954 Luther 1981 Central 1927 Iowa State Teachers 1955 Parsons 1982 Wartburg 1928 Iowa State Teachers 1956 Central 1983 Central, Wartburg (tie) 1929 Iowa Wesleyan 1957 Luther 1984 Central 1930 Iowa Wesleyan 1958 Wartburg 1985 Central 1931 Simpson, William Penn (tie) 1959 Wartburg 1986 Central 1932 Luther 1960 Luther, Parsons (tie) 1987 Central 1933 Simpson 1961 Parsons 1988 Simpson 1934 Simpson 1962 Parsons 1989 Central 1935 Luther 1963 Luther 1990 Central 1936 Parsons 1964 Central, Upper Iowa (tie) 1991 Simpson 1937 Upper Iowa 1965 Central 1992 Central 1938 Luther 1966 Central 1993 Wartburg 1939 Central, Upper Iowa (tie) 1967 Central 1994 Central 1940 Dubuque 1968 Wartburg 1995 Central 1941 Luther 1969 Simpson 1996 Simpson 1942 Dubuque 1970 Luther 1997 Simpson 1943 No champion 1971 Luther 1998 Central 1944 No champion 1972 Buena Vista, William Penn (tie) 1999 Wartburg 1945 Central 1973 Buena Vista 2000 Central 1946 Central, Upper Iowa (tie) 1974 Central 2001 Central 1947 Upper Iowa 1975 William Penn 2002 Central, Coe, Wartburg (tie) 1948 Dubuque 1976 William Penn 2003 Wartburg 1949 Simpson 1977 Central 2004 Coe, Wartburg (tie) 1950 St. Ambrose 1978 Buena Vista, Central, 2005 Central, Coe (tie) 1951 St. Ambrose Dubuque, Luther (tie) 2006 Central Central’s Iowa Conference MVPs 1970 - Vern Den Herder 1985 - Rich Thomas 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski 1974 - Al Dorenkamp 1988 - Mike Stumberg 2000 - Jeff Sanger 1977 - Don Taylor 1990 - Ron Saak 2005 - Vance Schuring 1981 - Bruce Wendt 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski 2006 - Vance Schuring Central’s football all-America selections 1966 Dennis Descoteau, tailback--NAIA 1967 Doug Van Boven, tailback--AP 1969 Vern Den Herder, defensive end--NAIA, AP 1970 Vern Den Herder, defensive end--NAIA, AP 1974 Al Dorenkamp, linebacker--Kodak AFCA 1977 Don Taylor, tailback--Kodak AFCA 1984 Scott Froehle, free safety--Kodak AFCA Rich Thomas--Football News 1985 Rich Thomas--Football News, Kodak AFCA, AP 1986 Jeff Blythe--Football News, AP 1988 Mike Stumberg, nose guard--Kodak AFCA, Football News, Pizza Hut Division III SIDs 1989 Kris Reis, linebacker--Kodak AFCA, Football News, Pizza Hut Division III SIDs 1990 Ron Saak, linebacker--Football Gazette, Champion Division III SIDs 1992 Bill Mulder, linebacker--Kodak AFCA, AP, Champion Division III SIDs, Football Gazette Chris Hulleman, offensive guard--Football Gazette, Champion Div. III SIDs 1993 Jeff Helle, offensive tackle--AP, Kodak AFCA, Division III SIDs, Football Gazette 1994 Jeff Helle, offensive tackle--Schooner’s AFCA, Division III SIDs, Football Gazette, AP Mark Kacmarynski, tailback--Football Gazette, Division III SIDs Rick Sanger, linebacker--Football Gazette, Division III SIDs 1995 Rick Sanger, linebacker--AFCA, Division III SIDs

Football 31 Matt Bandstra--Division III SIDs 1996 Mark Kacmarynski, tailback--AFCA, Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, Football Gazette 1997 Matt Paulsen, defensive back--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, Football Gazette 1998 Andrew Paulsen, defensive back--AFCA, Hewlett-Packard Division III SIDs Steve Olsen, center--Hewlett-Packard Division III SIDs 1999 Jeff Sanger, linebacker--Hewlett Packard Div. III SIDs, Football Gazette Steve Perkins, defensive tackle--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs 2000 Jeff Sanger, linebacker--AFCA, Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, D3football.com Justin Snyder, defensive end--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs, D3football.com Reid Evans, center--Hewlett Packard Division III SIDs 2002 Austin Bonnema, linebacker--D3football.com 2004 Mark Sanger, linebacker -- Football Gazette, Division III third team, D3Football.com third team 2005 Ryan Johnson, offensive tackle--D3football.com, first team; Football Gazette, third team Vance Schuring, running back--D3football.com, third team 2006 Nick Reed--D3football.com, third team Taylor Vanden Wynboom--Football Gazette, second team Brant VerMeer--Football Gazette, third team Central’s Aztec Bowl Div. III all-star team selections (The Aztec Bowl is sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association and played in Mexico each December. The U.S. team has been composed of Div. III all-stars since 1997. Only one player can be selected from a school. From 1997-2005, the team was coached by retired Central coach Ron Schipper.) 1997 Matt Paulsen, DB 1998 *Curt Kopacek, Andrew Paulsen, DB 2000 *Jeff Sanger, LB Reid Evans, OL 2001 Chris McCullough, WR 2002 Austin Bonnema, LB 2003 Mike Rasmussen, 2004 Mark Sanger, LB 2005 Ryan Johnson, OL 2006 Ben Bollard, DB *selected but unable to participate

Central coaching records Most victories Name Yrs. W L T Pct. Ron Schipper 1961-96 287 67 3 .808 Richard Tysseling 1938-60 91 90 7 .502 Rich Kacmarynski 1997-2003 62 15 0 .712 L.A. Winter 1928-37 32 45 5 .420 Jeff McMartin 2004- 25 7 0 .781 John Pense 1923-26 7 15 2 .333 Elbert Warren 1913-14 4 9 1 .321 G. Cavanaugh 1905 4 2 0 .667 Wm. R. Cruse 1921 2 2 1 .500 H. Severan 1903-04 2 5 0 .285 Karl Kettering 1922-23 2 6 2 .333 Mark McWilliams 1915-20 2 14 0 .143 G. Kenney 1909 1 3 1 .300 Wm. Douthirt 1927 1 7 0 .125 Wm. Johnson 1910-12 1 11 1 .115

32 Football Heerema-Schilder team MVPs 1913 - Carl Ver Steeg 1937 - Bruce Gardner 1960 - John Nummerdor 1984 - Scott Forhle 1914 - Peary Peterson 1938 - Merle Ferrell 1961 - Dirk Van Gorp 1985 - Rich Thomas 1915 - Frank Muirhead 1939 - Omar Ray 1962 - Bob Slykhuis 1986 - Mark Blom 1916 - Carl Byers 1940 - Harley Croft 1963 - Mark De Cook 1987 - Mike Stumberg 1917 - No award - no team 1941 - Melvin Bonwell 1964 - Charles Slykhuis 1988 - Mike Stumberg 1918 - No award - no team 1942 - Glenn Dickinson 1965 - Don Jacobusse 1989 - Kris Reis 1919 - No award - no team 1943 - No award 1966 - Dennis Descoteau 1990 - Ron Saak 1920 - Harry Neyenesch 1944 - No award 1967 - Doug Van Boven 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski 1921 - George Flikkema 1945 - Chuck De Wild 1968 - John Danks 1992 - Bill Mulder 1922 - Ben De Vries 1946 - James Kempkes 1969 - Steve Bancroft 1993 - Shad Flynn 1923 - Fred Can Doornink 1947 - Mark Speed 1970 - Vern Den Herder 1994 - Mark Kacmarynski 1924 - Andy Butt 1948 - Stan Borgman 1971 - Ron Martin 1995 - Rick Sanger 1925 - Gerald Rowland 1949 - Bert Bandstra 1972 - Chris Nelson 1996 - Mark Kacmaryniski 1926 - Glenn Kerr 1950 - Robert Vander 1973 - Bill Rollison 1997 - Matt Paulsen 1927 - Minor Alsip Linden 1974 - Al Dorenkamp 1998 - Chris Johnson 1928 - Elmer Meredith 1951 - Ray Pugh 1975 - San De Vilder 1999 - Jeff Sanger 1929 - Clarence Wilkins 1952 - Orville Dunkin 1976 - Jim Fitzgerald 2000 - Jeff Sanger 1930 - Dick Giles 1953 - Louis Pluim 1977 - Don Taylor 2001 - Bric Nelson 1931 - Ray Hostetler 1954 - Arvid Pierson 1978 - Ron Marlow 2002 - Tony Rietema 1932 - George Wildasin 1955 - John Ellis 1979 - Chris Adkins 2003 - Mark Sanger 1933 - Clete Stimmel 1956 - LaVern Boelkens 1980 - Craig Wilkin 2004 - Mark Sanger 1934 - Mervyn Leavingood 1957 - Phil Schrank 1981 - Bruce Wendt 2005 - Vance Schuring 1935 - Virgil Ford 1958 - Darrell Brand 1982 - Scott De Jong 2006 - Vance Schuring 1936 - Burt Paullin 1959 - Tom Gaard 1983 - John Celoni All-time post-season results (18 NCAA playoff appearances, 19 post-season appearances overall; 19-17 NCAA playoff record) 1966 NAIA semifinal game - Wis.-Whitewater 41, Central 18 1974 NCAA Div. III semifinal - Central 17, Evansville (Ind.) 16 NCAA Div. III final - Central 10, Ithaca (N.Y.) 8 1977 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Widener (Pa.) 19, Central 0 1984 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Central 23, Occidental (Calif.) 22 NCAA Div. III semifinal - Central 20, Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 0 NCAA Div. III final - Augustana (Ill.) 21, Central 12 1985 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 27, Coe 7 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Central 71, Occidental (Calif.) 0 NCAA Div. III semifinal - Augustana (Ill.) 14, Central 7 1986 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 37, Buena Vista 0 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Concordia (Minn.) 17, Central 14 1987 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 17, Menlo (Calif.) 0 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Central 13, St. John’s (Minn.) 3 NCAA Div. III semifinal - Dayton (Ohio) 34, Central 0 1988 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 7, Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 0 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Central 16, Wis.-Whitewater 13 NCAA Div. III semifinal - Central 23, Augustana, (Ill.) 17 (two overtimes) NCAA Div. III final - Ithaca (N.Y.) 39, Central 24 1989 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 55, St. Norbert (Wis.) 7 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - St. John’s (Minn.) 27, Central 24 1990 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 24, Redlands (Calif.) 14 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Central 33, St. Thomas (Minn.) 32 NCAA Div. III semifinal - Allegheny (Pa.) 24, Central 7 1992 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 20,Carleton (Minn.) 8 NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - Wis.-La Crosse 34, Central 9 1994 NCAA Div. III first round - Wartburg 22, Central 21 1995 NCAA Div. III first round - Wis.-River Falls 10, Central 7 1998 NCAA Div. III first round - Wis.-Eau Claire 28, Central 21

Football 33 1999 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 38, Wis.-LaCrosse 17 NCAA Div. III second round - St. John’s (Minn.) 10, Central 9 2000 NCAA Div. III first round - Central 29, St. Norbert (Wis.) 14 NCAA Div. III second round - Central 20, Linfield (Ore.) 17 (OT) NCAA Div. III quarterfinal - St. John’s (Minn.) 21, Central 18 2001 NCAA Div. III first round - bye NCAA Div. III second round - Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 27, Central 21 2005 NCAA Div. III first round - Wis.- Whitewater 34, Central 14 2006 NCAA Div. III first round - St. John’s (Minn.) 21, Central 18

NCAA playoff victories by Iowa schools Most NCAA Div. III playoff wins No. School W L App. 1st 2nd No. School Yrs. W-L Pct. 1. Central 19 17 18 1 2 1. Mt. Union (Ohio) 18 47-9 .839 2. Wartburg 3 6 6 0 0 2. St. John’s (Minn.) 17 32-14 .696 3. Simpson 2 6 6 0 0 3. Ithaca (N.Y.) 15 27-11 .711 4. Buena Vista 1 2 2 0 0 4. Rowan (N.J.) 11 27-11 .711 5. Coe 1 4 4 0 0 5. Augustana (Ill.) 15 21-10 .677 6. Dubuque 0 2 2 0 0 6. Central 18 19-17 .542 7. Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) 18 19-17 .528 Most NCAA Div. III playoff appearances 8. Wittenberg (Ohio) 12 17-10 .630 No. School Yrs. 9. Dayton (Ohio) 11 16-9 .640 1. Central 18 10. Wis.-La Crosse 11 16-9 .640 Mount Union (Ohio) 18 11. Widener (Pa.) 11 15-9 .625 Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) 18 4. St. John’s (Minn.) 17 5. Augustana (Ill.) 15 Ithaca (N.Y.) 15 7. Wittenberg (Ohio) 12 8. Dayton (Ohio) 11 Lycoming (Pa.) 11 Rowan (N.J.) 11

All-time scores 1892 Knoxville High School W, 10-0 Highland Park College L, 16-0 Williams Penn L, 14-0 Parsons W, 29-0 Parsons T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 26-0 William Vashta L, 41-3 1893 Simpson L, 30-0 Des Moines College L, 42-4 William Penn W, 6-0 1911 (1-2) Coach: Wm. Johnson 1903 (1-2) 1906-1908 sport dropped Knoxville High School W, 43-0 Coach: Herman Severan Highland Park L, 6-0 William Penn L, 10-0 1909 (1-3-1) William Penn L, 3-0 Newton Normal L, 5-0 Coach: G. Kenney Knoxville High School W, 12-6 Knoxville High School W, 6-0 1912 (3-3-2) Drake T, 0-0 Coach: Wm. Johnson 1904 (1-3) Simpson L, 33-3 Highland Park W, 6-2 Coach: Herman Severan William Penn L, 29-0 Des Moines College W, 19-7 Knoxville High School L, 12-0 Highland Park College L, 23-5 William Penn L, 6-0 Newton Normal W, 82-0 Highland Park T, 0-0 William Penn L, 45-0 1910 (0-5-1) Parsons W, 29-0 Des Moines College L, 12-6 Coach: Wm. Johnson Ellsworth L, 28-0 William Penn L, 39-0 Kirksville Osteopath L, 22-0 1905 (4-2) Iowa Wesleyan L, 12-0 (Mo.) Coach: G. Cavanaugh Kirksville Osteopath L, 12-6 William Penn T, 6-6 Des Moines College L, 10-0 (Mo.)

34 Football 1922 (1-4-1) Des Moines University L, 43-2 1913 (2-4-1) Coach: Karl Kettering Parsons L, 16-12 Coach: Elbert Warren Graceland W, 25-0 Upper Iowa L, 32-2 Drake L, 24-0 Still Osteopaths T, 12-12 Iowa Wesleyan L, 20-0 Highland Park College L, 7-0 Simpson L, 24-7 St. Ambrose L, 19-0 William Penn W, 12-3 St. Ambrose L, 8-6 Buena Vista L, 26-0 Parsons L, 34-3 Ellsworth L, 12-0 William Penn L, 26-0 Ellsworth L, 6-0 William Penn L, 7-0 Luther L, 12-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 9-7 William Penn T, 3-3 1923 (1-2) 1929 (2-4-1) Coach: Karl Kettering Coach: L.A. Winter 1914 (1-4) Ellsworth W, 12-6 Parsons W, 19-6 Coach: Elbert Warren Simpson L, NA Iowa Wesleyan L, 24-7 Drake L, 51-0 Still Osteopaths L, 32-0 Buena Vista L, 28-7 William Penn L, 6-0 St. Ambrose L, 27-13 Des Moines College W, 14-6 1924 (2-4-1) Graceland T, 0-0 Parsons L, 40-0 Coach: John Pence Missouri Wesleyan W, 38-0 Ellsworth NA Des Moines University L, 13-0 Iowa Wesleyan NA Graceland T, 0-0 1930 (6-2) William Penn L, 33-0 Ellsworth W, 20-13 Coach: L.A. WInter Tabor College W, 27-7 Augustana W, 14-2 1915 (0-6) Still Osteopaths L, 41-0 Parsons W, 26-0 Coach: Mark McWilliams Loyola University L, 46-0 Culver Stockton W, 14-0 Highland Park College L, 29-7 Iowa Wesleyan L, 17-7 Iowa Wesleyan L, 12-6 William Penn L, 19-0 Dubuque W, 45-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 18-12 1925 (2-3-1) St. Ambrose W, 36-0 Des Moines College L, 34-0 Coach: John Pence William Penn L, 7-0 Ellsworth L, 29-7 Des Moines University T, 6-6 Graceland W, 19-6 William Penn L, 33-7 Ellsworth W, 20-0 Upper Iowa L, 22-14 1931 (5-1-2) 1916 (2-4) Coe L, 28-0 Coach: L.A. Winter Coach: Mark McWilliams Graceland W, 12-0 Hastings W, 21-7 Knoxville High School W, 64-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 3-0 Buena Vista W, 26-12 Des Moines College L, 29-0 Ames “B” W, 35-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-6 1926 (3-3-1) Iowa Wesleyan T, 14-14 Ellsworth L, 39-6 Coach: John Pence Parsons T, 12-12 William Penn L, 10-7 Simpson W, 13-7 Dubuque W, 33-0 Parsons L, 58-0 Parsons L, 7-0 William Penn W, 20-12 Iowa Wesleyan W, 8-0 Simpson L, 26-0 1917-1919 no schedule Still Osteopaths L, 14-13 Ellsworth L, 6-0 1932 (6-2) 1920 (0-4) Graceland T, 0-0 Coach: L.A. Winter Coach: Mark McWilliams Iowa Business College W, 26-0 St. Ambrose W, 18-13 Iowa Wesleyan L, 13-2 Parsons W, 6-0 Parsons L, 27-7 1927 (1-7) Simpson L, 20-6 Simpson L, 29-0 Coach: Wm. Douthirt Iowa Wesleyan W, 39-14 William Penn L, 34-0 Des Moines University L, 9-7 Columbia L, 13-6 William Penn L, 19-6 Buena Vista W, 32-2 1921 (2-2-1) Parsons L, 19-0 William Penn W, 13-0 Coach: Wm. R. Cruse Upper Iowa L, 53-7 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) W, 32-20 Graceland T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 13-7 William Penn W, 8-0 Graceland L, 14-6 1933 (2-6-1) Iowa Wesleyan L, 28-0 Western Union L, 7-6 Coach: L.A. WInter Ellsworth W, 13-0 St. Ambrose W, 7-6 Iowa State College L, 14-0 Kirksville Osteopath L, 21-0 St. Ambrose L, 10-0 (Mo.) 1928 (0-8) Simpson L, 20-0 Coach: L.A. Winter Iowa Wesleyan L, 18-0

Football 35 Columbia T, 0-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 19-7 Coach: Richard Tysseling Buena Vista W, 20-18 Grinnell L, 46-0 Peru State Teachers L, 41-0 Alumni W, 26-12 Luther L, 19-12 Drake L, 14-6 William Penn L, 14-12 Simpson L, 14-2 Cornell W, 18-0 Parsons L, 6-0 William Penn W, 7-0 Simpson W, 8-0 Parsons L, 12-7 Fort Crooks L, 6-0 1934 (1-6-1) Simpson W, 12-0 Coach: L.A. Winter 1939 (7-2) Macomb Teachers W, 12-7 Buena Vista L, 7-6 Coach: Richard Tysseling St. Ambrose L, 21-6 Iowa Conference co-champions 1944 (2-2) Simpson L, 14-0 Tarkio W, 18-12 Coach: Richard Tysseling Iowa Wesleyan L, 19-7 Dubuque W, 13-6 Simpson L, 6-0 Columbia W, 12-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 26-6 Luther W, 27-6 Upper Iowa L, 18-0 Loras L, 14-7 Simpson L, 20-6 William Penn T, 0-0 Wheaton W, 18-12 Luther W, 14-7 Parsons L, 7-0 Luther W, 7-6 Simpson L, 7-0 1945 (6-1) 1935 (4-5) William Penn W, 27-13 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: L.A. Winter Parsons W, 28-13 Iowa Conference champions Grinnell L, 13-3 Iowa State Teachers L, 38-14 Drake L, 27-0 1940 (7-3) Simpson W, 12-7 Graceland W, 6-0 Coach: Richard Tysseling Wartburg W, 20-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 19-0 Western Union W, 28-20 Dubuque W, 20-13 Columbia L, 19-14 Dubuque L, 13-0 Luther W, 45-13 Simpson W, 26-0 Simpson W, 13-6 Milwaukee State W, 46-0 Upper Iowa L, 19-3 Loras W, 22-7 (Wis.) William Penn W, 18-0 Wheaton W, 18-13 Macomb Teachers W, 26-0 Parsons L, 13-9 Luther W, 13-7 William Penn W, 7-0 1946 (7-1) 1936 (4-5) Iowa Wesleyan L, 12-6 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: L.A. Winter Loras L, 12-7 Iowa Conference co-champions Grinnell L, 7-6 Parsons W, 28-13 Tarkio (Mo.) W, 44-0 Buena Vista W, 7-6 Grinnell L, 6-0 St. Ambrose L, 13-7 1941 (6-3) Wartburg W, 33-7 Drake L, 44-14 Coach: Richard Tysseling Parsons W, 26-6 Columbia W, 12-6 Western Union W, 24-6 Dubuque W, 33-7 Simpson L, 7-6 Dubuque W, 13-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 45-0 William Penn W, 39-0 Simpson W, 38-13 Simpson W, 21-6 Parsons L, 21-12 Midland L, 23-13 Luther W, 21-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-6 Luther L, 25-19 1947 (7-1-1) 1937 (3-5-1) William Penn W, 25-6 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: L.A. Winter Loras L, 14-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 19-7 Drake L, 47-0 Parsons W, 28-13 Coe W, 15-0 St. Ambrose L, 20-0 Parsons W, 14-6 Coe L, 20-6 1942 (3-4-1) Dubuque W, 27-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 23-0 Coach: Richard Tysseling William Penn W, 38-0 Simpson W, 19-0 Drake L, 32-0 Simpson T, 6-6 Grinnell L, 14-0 Dubuque L, 28-6 South Dakota State L, 39-7 Luther T, 7-7 Simpson L, 28-13 34th Army Division W, 20-0 William Penn W, 7-0 Parsons T, 0-0 Luther W, 19-7 Parsons L, 9-0 Midland W, 7-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 25-6 1948 (5-2-1) 1938 (2-6) Luther L, 27-20 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: Richard Tysseling William Penn W, 32-0 Coe T, 0-0 Drake L, 45-0 North Central (Ill.) W, 19-0 St. Ambrose L, 36-0 1943 (4-3) Parsons W, 19-0

36 Football Dubuque L, 20-14 Iowa Wesleyan L, 20-6 Simpson T, 12-12 William Penn W, 57-0 Culver Stockton (Mo.) W, 25-0 Luther L, 48-13 Simpson W, 21-7 Parsons W, 34-18 Parsons L, 30-24 Midland W, 24-6 Dana (Neb.) T, 6-6 Upper Iowa L, 27-7 Luther L, 12-7 Dubuque W, 22-0 Buena Vista L, 21-20 Simpson W, 15-14 Wartburg L, 26-7 1949 (4-4-1) Luther L, 13-6 Iowa Wesleyan L, 18-16 Coach: Richard Tysseling Grinnell L, 27-13 1954 (3-5) 1959 (3-6) Coe T, 21-21 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: Richard Tysseling North Central (Ill.) L, 18-14 Carthage (Wis.) W, 25-7 Dubuque L, 20-12 Parsons W, 13-6 Iowa Wesleyan L, 26-20 William Penn W, 26-0 Dubuque W, 14-6 Wartburg L, 19-6 Simpson W, 39-6 William Penn W, 42-6 Parsons L, 20-19 Luther L, 48-20 Simpson L, 13-7 Dana W, 7-6 Parsons L, 13-0 Midland W, 48-12 Dubuque L, 13-7 Upper Iowa W, 26-12 Morningside L, 26-7 Simpson W, 25-14 Buena Vista L, 14-13 Luther L, 32-7 Wartburg L, 18-12 1950 (2-7) Iowa Wesleyan L, 26-7 Coach: Richard Tysseling 1955 (3-5) Cape Girardeau St. (Mo.) L, 25-7 Coach: Richard Tysseling 1960 (3-6) Coe L, 33-19 Carthage W, 20-13 Coach: Richard Tysseling Iowa Wesleyan L, 39-0 Iowa Wesleyan L, 13-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 28-6 Doane (Neb.) L, 20-0 Wartburg L, 12-0 Dubuque L, 14-6 Parsons L, 34-6 Parsons L, 7-2 William Penn L, 6-0 St. Ambrose L, 35-20 Dana (Neb.) W, 53-0 Simpson W, 27-0 Dubuque L, 14-0 Dubuque W, 26-0 Luther L, 28-13 Simpson W, 34-14 Simpson L, 25-7 Parsons L, 7-0 William Penn W, 34-6 Luther L, 25-13 Upper Iowa L, 10-7 Buena Vista W, 21-0 1951 (3-6) 1956 (7-1) Wartburg L, 23-12 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: Richard Tysseling Cape Girardeau St. (Mo.) W, 6-0 Iowa Conference champions 1961 (6-3) Coe W, 13-8 Simpson L, 32-6 Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Wesleyan L, 24-13 Luther W, 19-7 Iowa Wesleyan L, 19-7 Missouri Valley L, 7-0 Upper Iowa W, 15-6 Dubuque W, 18-0 Parsons W, 21-0 Parsons W, 7-6 William Penn W, 13-0 St. Ambrose L, 61-6 Buena Vista W, 34-6 Simpson W, 13-0 Dubuque L, 27-7 Wartburg W, 20-7 Luther L, 14-0 Simpson L, 19-13 Iowa Wesleyan W, 27-0 Parsons L, 12-0 Buena Vista L, 31-0 Dubuque W, 12-0 Upper Iowa W, 31-3 Buena Vista W, 16-7 1952 (1-7) 1957 (3-4-1) Wartburg W, 17-7 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: Richard Tysseling Peru State Teachers L, 27-0 William Penn W, 41-0 1962 (7-2) Iowa Wesleyan L, 34-0 Simpson W, 6-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Missouri Valley L, 27-0 Luther L, 21-6 William Penn L, 12-5 Parsons L, 32-0 Parsons L, 12-6 Iowa Wesleyan W, 7-0 Dana (Neb.) W, 32-14 Upper Iowa L, 28-20 Buena Vista W, 14-6 Dubuque L, 10-7 Wartburg W, 13-6 Parsons L, 6-0 Simpson L, 27-12 Iowa Wesleyan L, 26-13 Luther W, 26-14 Buena Vista L, 12-6 Dubuque T, 0-0 Simpson W, 40-20 Dubuque W, 13-6 1953 (4-3-1) 1958 (0-8-1) Wartburg W, 42-0 Coach: Richard Tysseling Coach: Richard Tysseling Upper Iowa W, 42-7 Peru State Teachers L, 33-7 Dubuque L, 32-13 (Neb.) William Penn L, 21-0

Football 37 1963 (7-1-1) Simpson W, 26-14 1972 (6-3) Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 31-0 Coach: Ron Schipper William Penn W, 28-0 William Penn W, 27-7 Northwestern L, 19-7 Iowa Wesleyan W, 34-7 Wartburg W, 33-0 Lakeland (Wis.) W, 3-0 Buena Vista W, 14-7 Dubuque W, 12-0 Dubuque L, 14-12 Missouri Valley W, 19-7 Luther W, 14-7 Luther W, 33-7 Luther L, 14-7 Buena Vista W, 43-0 Buena Vista W, 21-9 Simpson W, 62-0 Winona St. (Minn.) W, 17-14 Simpson W, 24-0 Dubuque T, 0-0 Upper Iowa W, 31-7 Wartburg W, 12-7 1968 (5-3-1) William Penn L, 28-14 Upper Iowa W, 42-12 Coach: Ron Schipper Wartburg W, 49-14 Mayville State (N.D.) W, 22-0 1964 (8-1) Buena Vista W, 6-0 1973 (7-2) Coach: Ron Schipper Simpson T, 14-14 Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference co-champions Upper Iowa L, 7-0 Northwestern L, 22-10 Luther W, 14-6 William Penn W, 21-13 Lakeland W, 32-3 Simpson W, 42-13 Wartburg L, 24-14 Dubuque W, 27-0 Iowa Wesleyan W, 83-0 Dubuque L, 19-13 Luther W, 32-0 Buena Vista W, 35-6 Luther W, 18-0 Buena Vista L, 8-2 Dubuque W, 14-0 Macalester (Minn.) W, 18-14 Simpson W, 20-6 Carthage (Wis.) W, 20-0 Upper Iowa W, 24-10 Upper Iowa W, 14-12 1969 (6-3) William Penn W, 38-37 Wartburg L, 6-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Wartburg W, 14-10 William Penn W, 39-0 Mayville State (N.D.) W, 30-0 Buena Vista W, 39-7 1974 (11-0) 1965 (8-1) Simpson W, 13-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 17-14 Iowa Conference champions Iowa Conference champions William Penn L, 16-6 NCAA Division III champions Luther W, 19-14 Wartburg W, 12-3 Northwestern W, 19-0 Simpson W, 28-6 Dubuque W, 40-13 Ferris State (Mich.) W, 22-17 Lincoln L, 6-4 Luther L, 8-3 Wartburg W, 16-0 Buena Vista W, 16-0 Macalester (Minn.) L, 29-7 Dubuque W, 36-22 Dubuque W, 14-0 Luther W, 27-0 St. Mary’s (Minn.) W, forfeit 1970 (6-2) Buena Vista W, 13-9 Upper Iowa W, 20-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Simpson W, 28-0 Wartburg W, 40-7 Northwestern W, 20-7 Upper Iowa W, 44-0 William Penn W, 33-0 Luther L, 15-7 William Penn W, 23-14 Buena Vista W, 14-7 NCAA Division III playoffs 1966 (9-1) Simpson W, 17-12 Evansville (Ind.) W, 17-16 Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 26-0 Ithaca (N.Y.) W, 10-8 Iowa Conference champions William Penn L, 17-3 North Central (Ill.) W, 18-6 Wartburg W, 35-7 1975 (5-4) Simpson W, 20-6 Dubuque W, 40-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 20-13 Northwestern L, 20-14 1971 (6-3) William Penn W, 53-0 Ferris State (Mich.) W, 21-17 Coach: Ron Schipper Wartburg W, 27-0 Wartburg L, 7-0 Northwestern W, 7-0 Dubuque W, 19-14 Dubuque W, 26-14 Northland (Wis.) W, 40-0 Luther W, 29-14 Luther W, 25-7 Luther L, 7-0 Buena Vista W, 27-9 Buena Vista L, 22-21 Buena Vista W, 14-0 Winona St. (Minn.) W, 34-7 Simpson W, 35-12 Simpson W, 29-7 NAIA playoff game Upper Iowa W, 29-0 Upper Iowa W, 19-0 Wis.-Whitewater L, 41-18 William Penn L, 42-7 William Penn L, 14-13 Wartburg L, 17-7 1967 (9-0) 1976 (7-2) Dubuque W, 37-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference champions Northwestern W, 38-32 North Central (Ill.) W, 39-12 Augsburg (Minn.) W, 21-15

38 Football William Penn L, 14-7 William Penn W, 27-21 Upper Iowa W, 55-12 Wartburg W, 33-7 Wartburg W, 21-0 NCAA Division III playoffs Dubuque W, 37-14 Simpson W, 17-10 Occidental (Calif.) W, 23-22 Luther L, 28-20 Dubuque L, 24-10 Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) W, 20-0 Buena Vista W, 23-12 Augustana (Ill.) L, 21-12 Simpson W, 36-7 1981 (6-2-1) Upper Iowa W, 63-0 Coach: Ron Schipper 1985 (11-1) Iowa Conference champions Coach: Ron Schipper 1977 (9-1) Northwestern T, 16-16 Iowa Conference champions Coach: Ron Schipper Concordia (Neb.) L, 20-0 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Iowa Conference champions Buena Vista W, 22-6 Ripon (Wis.) W, 43-12 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Luther W, 24-0 Nebraska Wesleyan W, 19-14 Northwestern W, 26-7 Upper Iowa W, 41-0 Wartburg W, 20-7 Augsburg (Minn.) W, 41-14 William Penn L, 28-9 William Penn W, 40-8 William Penn W, 28-13 Wartburg W, 9-0 Dubuque W, 20-14 Wartburg W, 10-3 Simpson W, 23-0 Simpson W, 17-0 Dubuque W, 33-14 Dubuque W, 44-6 Buena Vista W, 28-7 Luther W, 21-0 Luther W, 45-0 Buena Vista W, 35-28 1982 (8-2) Upper Iowa W, 33-0 Simpson W, 37-0 Coach: Ron Schipper NCAA Division III playoffs Upper Iowa W, 32-0 Concordia (Neb.) W, 17-13 Coe W, 27-7 NCAA Division III playoffs Northwestern L, 42-28 Occidental (Calif.) W, 71-0 Widener (Pa.) L, 19-0 Cornell W, 45-31 Augustana (Ill.) L, 14-7 Simpson W, 45-14 1978 (5-4) Buena Vista W, 35-10 1986 (11-1) Coach: Ron Schipper William Penn W, 38-3 Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference co-champions Wartburg L, 41-14 Iowa Conference champions Northwestern L, 23-7 Dubuque W, 30-15 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Cornell L, 21-15 Upper Iowa W, 49-20 Nebraska Wesleyan W, 24-7 Upper Iowa L, 23-17 Luther W, 28-14 Upper Iowa W, 44-0 William Penn W, 14-0 Dubuque W, 42-0 Wartburg W, 31-0 1983 (7-2) Simpson W, 49-19 Dubuque L, 9-7 Coach: Ron Schipper William Penn W, 40-18 Luther W, 47-7 Iowa Conference champions Trinity (Texas) W, 56-14 Buena Vista W, 28-21 Northwestern L, 45-27 Wartburg W, 33-0 Simpson W, 21-20 Cornell W, 33-23 Loras W, 23-6 Simpson L, 17-15 Luther W, 15-6 1979 (6-3) Buena Vista W, 17-10 Buena Vista W, 23-14 Coach: Ron Schipper William Penn W, 26-14 NCAA Division III playoffs Northwestern L, 20-12 Wartburg W, 21-7 Buena Vista W, 37-0 Cornell W, 42-21 Dubuque W, 26-17 Concordia-Moorhead L, 17-14 Upper Iowa W, 20-12 Upper Iowa W, 56-13 William Penn W, 17-7 Luther W, 23-3 1987 (11-2) Wartburg W, 30-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Dubuque L, 24-7 1984 (11-1) Iowa Conference champions Luther W, 31-9 Coach: Ron Schipper NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Buena Vista L, 23-21 Iowa Conference champions Nebraska Wesleyan W, 26-12 Simpson W, 30-7 NCAA Division III runner-up Upper Iowa W, 13-0 Ripon (Wis.) W, 44-0 Dubuque L, 18-16 1980 (6-3) Nebraska Wesleyan W, 34-8 Simpson W, 21-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Wartburg W, 21-17 William Penn W, 37-7 Wabash (Ind.) L, 17-0 William Penn W, 14-7 Trinity (Texas) W, 47-7 Northwestern L, 10-6 Dubuque W, 28-18 Wartburg W, 19-7 Buena Vista W, 20-17 Simpson W, 20-0 Loras W, 22-0 Luther L, 13-10 Buena Vista W, 35-7 Luther W, 24-0 Upper Iowa W, 46-2 Luther W, 21-6 Buena Vista W, 31-15

Football 39 NCAA Division III playoffs Redlands (Calif.) W, 24-14 Simpson W, 39-7 Menlo (Calif.) W, 17-0 St. Thomas (Minn.) W, 33-32 Buena Vista W, 58-7 St. John’s (Minn.) W, 13-3 Allegheny (Pa.) L, 24-7 William Penn W, 47-0 Dayton (Ohio) L, 34-0 Upper Iowa W, 41-16 1991 (8-1) NCAA Division III playoffs Coach: Ron Schipper Wartburg L, 22-21 1988 (11-2) Gustavus Adolphus W, 26-25 Coach: Ron Schipper (Minn.) 1995 (10-1) NCAA Division III runner-up Loras W, 12-3 Coach: Ron Schipper William Penn W, 38-0 Buena Vista W, 28-7 Iowa Conference champions Upper Iowa W, 34-0 Dubuque W, 35-7 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Cornell W, 54-12 Simpson L, 12-3 Gustavus Adolphus W, 44-17 Wartburg W, 66-7 William Penn W, 83-18 (Minn.) Luther W, 23-17 Upper Iowa W, 41-0 Dubuque W, 64-7 Loras W, 17-7 Wartburg W, 10-6 Wartburg W, 27-0 Buena Vista W, 49-19 Luther W, 22-21 Luther W, 50-7 Dubuque W, 44-8 Colorado College W, 31-9 Simpson L, 14-13 1992 (10-1) Loras W, 24-14 NCAA Division III playoffs Coach: Ron Schipper Simpson W, 37-7 Concordia-Moorhead W, 7-0 Iowa Conference champions Buena Vista W, 28-0 (Minn.) NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers William Penn W, 68-0 Wis.-Whitewater W, 16-13 Bethel (Minn.) W, 40-7 Upper Iowa W, 42-0 Augustana (Ill.) W, 23-17 Dubuque W, 54-7 NCAA Division III playoffs Ithaca (N.Y.) L, 39-24 Wartburg W, 31-21 Wis.-River Falls L, 10-7 Buena Vista W, 62-7 1989 (10-1) William Penn W, 55-0 1996 (7-3) Coach: Ron Schipper Simpson W, 16-7 Coach: Ron Schipper Iowa Conference champions Loras W, 42-21 Marietta (Ohio) L, 35-18 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Upper Iowa W, 45-20 Wartburg W, 33-26 William Penn W, 43-0 Luther W, 33-11 Dubuque W, 82-14 Upper Iowa W, 64-0 NCAA Division III playoffs William Penn W, 62-10 Cornell W, 42-3 Carleton (Minn.) W, 20-8 Loras W, 34-31 Wartburg W, 28-7 Wis.-La Crosse L, 34-9 Simpson L, 41-37 Luther W, 37-21 Luther W, 34-19 Loras W, 42-6 1993 (8-1) Upper Iowa W, 41-0 Buena Vista W, 30-0 Coach: Ron Schipper Washington (Mo.) L, 26-23 Dubuque W, 52-14 Bethel (Minn.) W, 38-28 Buena Vista W, 30-6 Simpson W, 54-30 Dubuque W, 49-0 NCAA Division III playoffs Wartburg L, 21-14 1997 (8-2) St. Norbert (Wis.) W, 55-7 Buena Vista W, 30-6 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski St. John’s (Minn.) L, 27-24 William Penn W, 70-6 Marietta (Ohio) L, 10-9 Simpson W, 43-14 Wartburg W, 35-6 1990 (10-2) Loras W, 40-18 Dubuque W, 55-25 Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 30-0 William Penn W, 55-13 Iowa Conference champions Luther W, 23-0 Loras W, 38-14 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Simpson L, 31-27 Gustavus Adolphus L, 21-19 1994 (10-1) Luther W, 48-8 (Minn.) Coach: Ron Schipper Upper Iowa W, 44-22 Loras W, 37-6 Iowa Conference champions Washington (Mo.) W, 22-12 Buena Vista W, 49-21 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Buena Vista W, 35-0 Dubuque W, 62-13 Gustavus Adolphus W, 47-0 Simpson W, 28-21 (Minn.) 1998 (10-1) William Penn W, 48-0 Dubuque W, 54-0 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Upper Iowa W, 34-13 Wartburg W, 14-13 Iowa Conference chanmpions Wartburg W, 27-0 Luther W, 28-0 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Luther W, 40-9 Colorado College W, 40-0 Cornell W, 34-0 NCAA Division III playoffs Loras W, 44-30 Loras W, 37-20

40 Football Simpson W, 45-24 2004 (6-4) Luther W, 48-0 2001 (9-2) Coach: Jeff McMartin Dubuque W, 60-13 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Augustana (Ill.) L, 38-7 Coe W, 39-14 Iowa Conference chanmpions Bethel (Minn.) W, 21-20 (OT) Upper Iowa W, 36-33 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Simpson W, 13-6 William Penn W, 41-21 Wis.-River Falls W, 42-13 Loras W, 24-21 Wartburg W, 27-12 Loras W, 28-21 Coe L, 16-13 Buena Vista W, 28-5 Upper Iowa W, 25-21 Luther L, 30-24 (2OT) NCAA Division III playoffs Coe W, 24-17 Dubuque W, 33-7 Wis.-Eau Claire L, 28-21 Simpson W, 21-14 Wartburg L, 14-10 Dubuque W, 43-6 Buena Vista W, 35-16 1999 (10-2) Wartburg L, 31-7 Cornell W, 47-7 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Buena Vista W, 42-21 NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Cornell W, 19-7 2005 (9-2) Cornell W, 44-0 Luther W, 14-12 Coach: Jeff McMartin Loras W, 32-13 NCAA Division III playoffs Iowa Conference co-champion Simpson W, 29-13 Pacific Lutheran L, 27-21 (OT) NCAA Division III playoff qualifier Luther W, 43-7 (Wash.) Augustana (Ill.) W, 25-24 (OT) Dubuque W, 39-13 Bethel (Minn.) W, 29-21 Coe W, 28-21 2002 (8-2) Coe L, 17-14 Upper Iowa W, 14-0 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Loras W, 21-0 William Penn W, 38-7 Iowa Conference co-chanmpions Simpson W, 10-7 Wartburg L, 40-23 Augustana (Ill.) L, 34-14 Cornell W, 41-6 Buena Vista W, 14-13 Loras W, 17-7 Luther W, 40-35 NCAA Division III playoffs Upper Iowa W, 50-0 Dubuque W, 45-28 Wis.-La Crosse W, 38-17 Coe W, 21-20 Wartburg W, 37-20 St. John’s (Minn.) L, 10-9 Simpson W, 21-7 Buena Vista W, 28-6 Dubuque W, 37-0 NCAA Division III playoffs 2000 (12-1) Wartburg L, 14-0 Wis.-Whitewater L, 34-14 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski Buena Vista W, 28-14 Iowa Conference chanmpions Cornell W, 48-0 2006 (10-1) NCAA Division III playoff qualifiers Luther W, 33-3 Coach: Jeff McMartin Upper Iowa W, 13-9 Iowa Conference champion Luther W, 34-13 2003 (5-5) NCAA Division III playoff qualifier Cornell W, 27-0 Coach: Rich Kacmarynski St. Thomas (Minn.) W, 37-20 Buena Vista W, 27-10 Augustana (Ill.) W, 3-0 Hope (Mich.) W, 24-13 Loras W, 31-7 Buena Vista L, 16-14 Buena Vista W, 24-3 Simpson W, 24-3 Loras L, 21-20 Wartburg W, 13-7 (OT) William Penn W, 73-7 Simpson L, 28-21 Luther W, 19-13 (OT) Coe W, 31-7 Upper Iowa W, 38-14 Dubuque W, 40-14 Wartburg W, 24-10 Coe L, 28-14 Cornell W, 34-7 Dubuque W, 49-7 Dubuque W, 36-14 Loras W, 44-7 NCAA Division III playoffs Luther W, 14-7 Coe W, 31-28 (OT) St. Norbert (Wis.) W, 29-14 Cornell W, 58-21 Simpson W, 23-0 Linfield (Ore.) W, 20-17 (OT) Wartburg L, 29-3 NCAA Division III playoffs St. John’s (Minn.) L, 21-18 St. John’s (Minn.) L, 21-13 Central all-Iowa Conference honorees 1930 First team 1932 1934 Bob Menning - RB Babe Tysseling - E First team First team Tiny Wilkins - RB Ray Hosteltler - RB Mervyn Leavingood - T 1940 George Wildasin - G First team 1931 1939 Harley Croft - G First team 1933 - First team First team George Wildasin - G Ray Hosteltler - RB Earl Leslie - E

Football 41 1941 Paul Ebbers - DT 1970 Jim Veldhuizen - RB First team Dave Hay - DB First team Mike Street - DL Bud Bonwell - B Don Jacobusse - RB Bill Stewart - TE Gary Jensen - DL Harley Crosft - G Blaine Kading - DT Vern Den Herder - DE Tim Piester - DB Charles Slykhuis - T Gene Pals - LB MVP - Al Dorenkamp 1946 Tom Stone - G Second team Coach of the year - First team Gary Nimetz - OT Ron Schipper Galen Cheuvront - RB 1965 Steve Paris - DT Chet Cross - T First team Gary Seaholm - DT 1975 Howard Lowe - E Warren Slebos - OL Doug Fisher - DB First team 1947 Don Jacobusse - RB MVP - Vern Den Herder Don Knock - OL First team Blaine Kading - DL 1971 Don Taylor - RB Galen Cheuvront - RB John Anker - DL First team Sam DeVilder - DL Chet Cross - T Roger Slykhuis - DL Don Robinette - WR Jim Fitzgerald - LB Mark Speed - RB Dennis Descoteau - DB Chris Nelson - QB Second team Steve Paris - DT Larry Hook - OL 1950 1966 Gene Pals - LB Bob Vitanza - OL First team First team Second team Ron Merema - DL Bob Vander Linden - C Roger Slykhuis - OL Doug Clapp - OG Dennis Descoteau - RB Gary Seaholm - DT 1976 1952 John Anker - DL Ron Martin - DB First team First team Larry Embling - DL Larry Hook - OL Arvid Pierson - T Alex Glann - DL 1972 Don Taylor - RB Rich Vets - DB First team Sam DeVilder - DE Randy Busscher - WR Keith Willis - DB 1953 1967 Doug Clapp - OG Second team First team First team Chris Nelson - QB Paul Miller - OL Garry Darland - T Ken Piazza - OL Steve Paris - DT Reggie Kumrow - OL Lou Pluim - E Gary Van Hulzen - OL Neal Rusher - LB Terry Peter - TE Arvid Pierson - G Doug Van Boven - RB Second team Mark Vander Linden - QB Larry Embling - DL Doug Fisher - DB Kern Reese - DL 1956 Nick Cookas - DB Jeff Anderson - DB First team Rich Vets - DB 1973 Verne Boelkens - RB Gary Auxier - DB First team 1977 Dick Mitchell - G Randy Busscher - WR First team 1968 Al Dorenkamp - LB Paul Miller - OL 1959 First team Second team Terry Peter - TE First team Ken Piazza - OG Dan Wright - OL Mark Kramer - WR Graham Fee - QB Vern Den Herder - DE Steve Kriegel - TE Mark Vander Linden - QB John Nummerdor - E Alex Glann - DT Don Robinette - WR Don Taylor - RB Dirk Van Gorp - G John Danks - DT Jim Weldhuizen - RB Cal Swanson - DT Second team Ron Merema - DL Larry Rude - DB 1960 Doug Black - RB Jim Fitzgerald - LB Second team First team Bob Graefe - DT Cliff Marlow - DB Mark Miller - OL John Nummerdor - DE Steve Bancroft - LB Earl Hammond - DE Dirk Van Gorp - DL Brian O’Donnell - DB 1974 Ken Davis - LB First team Chuck Bredlow - DB 1961 1969 Dan Wright - OL MVP - Don Taylor First team First team Don Knock - OL Coach of the year - Bruce Heerema - T Vern Den Herder - DE Randy Busscher - WR Ron Schipper John Sikkink - LB Steve Bancroft - DT Gary Cutler - QB Robert Slykhuis - G Second team Mike Hodges - RB 1978 Dirk Van Gorp - DL Jerry Terpstra - TE Ron Merema - DL First team Jim Lunan - OT Cliff Marlow - DB Ron Marlow - WR 1964 Lowell Bauer - RB Al Dorenkamp - LB Brent Aufdembrink - WR First team Larry Williams - DB Second team Earl Hammond - DE Dick Dykstra - DB Mike Brown - OL Ken Davis - LB

42 Football Second team 1982 Eric Eversman - OL Ron Saak - LB John Goode - OL First team Matt Schulte - K Wade Nolte - DB Mark Lafferty - DE Dan Hocker - OL Terry Jones - P MVP - Mike Stumberg Chris Adkins - LB Keith Tipton - OL Jeff Blythe - DE Randy Ripperger - DB Scott De Jong - RB Rich Thomas - DL 1989 Chuck Bredlow - DB Craig Wassenaar - K Dave Bequeaith - DL First team Coach of the year - Mark Prusha - DE Jody Bandy - DB Bill Mehman - OL Ron Schipper John Celoni - LB Second team Travis Lynn - OL Second team Matt Schulte - WR Steve Flynn - QB 1979 Bob Schueler - OL Mark Knaack - DE Trent Novak - WR First team Dave Birks - TE Tim Patterson - DL Brad Leighton - DL Tom Temple - TE Dan Ceschin - QB Scott Lindell - LB Kris Reis - LB Brent Aufdembrink - WR Bill Northup - RB Dave Gray - LB Steve Meyer - DB Earl Hammond - DL Stacy Bandy - DL Marc DeMoss - DB Second team Chris Adkins - LB Ben Leedle - DB MVP - Rich Thomas Jon Lamb - OL Bob Dawes - DB Brett Clayberg - DB Coach of the year - Rich Kacmarynski - RB Second team Ron Schipper Don Hejlik - DL Bob Schueler - OL 1983 Scott Argo - LB John Whipple - WR First team 1986 Tim Ziegler - DB Ross McCarty - DL Scott Storjohann - OL First team Coach of the year - Ken Davis - LB Brett Clayberg - RB Doug Embray - OL Ron Schipper Chuck Bredlow - DB Craig Wassenaar - DE Kirk Simmons - OL Rich Thomas - DT Terry Jones - P 1990 1980 John Celoni - LB Jeff Blythe - DE First team First team Second team Mike Stumberg - DT Travis Lynn - OL Keith Tipton - OL Jim Bauman - OL Scott Lindell - LB Rich Kacmarynski - RB Scott De Jong - RB Neil Gray - OL Jeff Staton - DB Tim Lewis - DE Mark Davison - LB Mike Bohning - TE Second team Jodi Bermel - DL Craig Wilkin - DB Dave Bequeaith - DT Tom McDonald - TE Ron Saak - LB Second team Brad Havran - LB Mark Blom - QB Steve Meyer - DB Bob Schueler - OL Jody Bandy - DB Second team Bruce Wendt - OL Scott Froehle - DB 1987 Gary Saak - OL Tom Vander Linden - QB Coach of the year - First team Shad Flynn - QB John Whipple - WR Ron Schipper Bill Mehman - OL Rich Schulte - WR Stacy Bandy - DL Mark Heid - WR Coley Hyde - DB Bob Dawes - DB 1984 Rick Vander Horst - K MVP - Ron Saak First team Mike Stumberg - DT Coach of the year - 1981 Neil Gray - OL Brent Vigness - DT Ron Schipper First team Mike Bohning - TE Kris Reis - LB Keith Tipton - OL Mark Grenko - P Jeff Staton - DB 1991 Bruce Wendt - OL Rich Thomas - DL Terry Jones - P First team Scott De Jong - RB Brad Havran - LB Second team Rich Kacmarynski - RB Bruce Robinson - DL Scott Froehle - DB Paul Peterson - OL Tim Lewis - DE John Celoni - LB Second team Jeff Westphal - DB Gary Knaack - DL Second team Eric Eversman - OL Bill Mulder - LB Dan Hocker - OL Scot Storjohann - OL 1988 Second team John Whipple - WR Gregg Stoel - DL First team Chris Hulleman - OL Mark Prusha - DE Jeff Blythe - DE Bill Mehman - OL Brent Sandquist - DB Eric Prins - DL Mark Knaack - DE Al Chism - OL MVP - Rich Kacmarynski Stacy Bandy - LB Jody Bandy - DB Steve Flynn - QB Ben Leedle - DB Craig Roorda - DB John Barten - RB 1992 Dan Cruikshank - DB Coach of the year - Mike Stumberg - DL First team MVP - Bruce Wendt Ron Schipper Kris Reis - LB Chris Hulleman - OL Coach of the year - Jeff Gustason - DB Travis Sterling - OL Ron Schipper 1985 Second team Gary Knaack - DL First team Rick Perry - WR Glen Hummel - DL Neil Gray - OL Brad Leighton - DL Bill Mulder - LB

Football 43 Kevin Sanger - DE Dan Zimmerman - LB 1999 2003 Brian Gordon - DB Steve Brand - DB First team First team Brent Sandquist - P Matt Newland - DB Reid Evans - OL Brandon Sowers - OL Second team Second team Steve Perkins - DL Mark Sanger - LB Shad Flynn - QB Travis Carson - OL Jeff Sanger - LB Mike Rasmussen - DL Mike Van Voorst - WR Matt Paulsen - DB Second team Second team Jeff Helle - OL Coach of the year - Jared Blum - OL Jeremy Christofferson - OL Ryan Suchomel - DL Ron Schipper Ryan Anderson - DL Troy Madlena - DB Chad Klein - DB 2004 1996 First team 1993 First team 2000 Mark Sanger - LB First team Travis Carson - OL First team Second team Shad Flynn - QB Mark Kacmarynski - RB Reid Evans - OL Mark Isaacson - QB Mark Kacmarynski - RB Matt Paulsen - DB Steve Perkins - DL Brad Ryals - WR Jeff Helle - OL Joel Buseman - P Ryan Anderson - DL Ryan Johnson - OL Glen Hummel - DL Second team Justin Snyder - LB Rodney Sundine - DL Rick Sanger - LB Dave Hauser - OL Jeff Sanger - LB Nick Cross - DB Brent Sandquist - P Justin Quaas - WR Chad Klein - LB Keith Wasoba - P Second team Dave Runchey - DL Second team Jamie Arendt - WR Andrew Paulsen - DB Matt Jones - OL 2005 Jason Sanders - OL Nate Koerselman - DB First team Ryan Suchomel - DL 1997 MVP - Jeff Sanger Vance Schuring - RB Ross Gahart - DB First team Coach of the year - Andrew Lehn - LB Steve Olsen - OL Rich Kacmarynski Brett Doud - DB 1994 Joel Buseman - K Brett Doud - KR/PR First team Jeromy Dingleman - DL 2001 Brant VerMeer - P Mark Kacmarynski - RB Jeff Sanger - LB First team Second team Jeff Helle - OL Matt Paulsen - DB Matt Petersen - OL Derek Haugen - OL Jason Sanders - OL Andrew Paulsen - DB Jeff Borgman - QB MVP - Vance Schuring Jamie Arendt - WR Second team Chris McCullough - WR Coach of the year- Darren Glenn - DE Marc Poortinga - QB Bric Nelson - PR Jeff McMartin Rick Sanger - LB Jon Klaassen - RB Shawn De Waard - DL Mike Morris - DB Chris Johnson - WR Austin Bonnema - LB 2006 Second team Second team First team Matt Bandstra - OL 1998 Mike Merema - DL Vance Schuring - RB Terry Eisenbarth - DL First team Justin Heiden - LB Nick Reed - OL Steve Brand - DB Steve Olsen - OL Bric Nelson - DB Brant VerMeer - P MVP - Mark Kacmarynski Marc Ricketts - RB Andrew Lehn - LB Coach of the year - Chris Johnson - WR 2002 Colby Myers - LB Ron Schipper Jesse Peterson - DL First team Ben Bollard - DB Justin Huisman - LB Brandon Sowers - OL Taylor Vanden - DL 1995 Andrew Paulsen - DB Tim Vande Noord - DL Wynboom First team Second team Austin Bonnema - LB Second team Cole Adrian - RB Curt Kopacek - OL Mark Sanger - LB Tim Connell - QB Geoff Lamb - WR Jared Blum - OL Second team Dustyn Baethke - DB Joel Buseman - K Chad Meyers - DL Ike Hammerly - OL Brett Doud - DB Matt Bandstra - OL Jeff Sanger - LB Tony Ritema - WR Nick Mulder - DL Jason Hinners - L Coach of the year - Mike Merema - DL MVP - Vance Schuring Todd Boyse - DE Rich Kacmarynski Coach of the year - Rick Sanger - LB Jeff McMartin

44 Football All-time records vs. opponents (2007 opponents in bold) Central First Last Central First Last Opponent record played defeat Opponent record played defeat Allegheny (Pa.) 0-1 1990 1990 Mayville State (N.D.) 2-0 1968 - Augsburg (Minn.) 2-0 1976 - Menlo (Calif.) 1-0 1987 - Augustana (Ill.) 4-4 1930 2004 Midland (Neb.) 3-1 1941 1941 Bethel (Minn.) 4-0 1992 - Milwaukee St. Teachers 1-0 1945 - Buena Vista 48-11 1928 2003 (Wis.) Cape Girardeau State 1-1 1950 1950 Missouri Valley (Mo.) 1-2 1951 1952 (Mo.) Missouri Wesleyan 1-0 1929 - Carthage (Wis.) 3-0 1954 - Morningside 0-1 1949 1949 Coe 9-6-2 1925 2005 Nebraska Wesleyan 4-0 1984 - Colorado College 2-0 1994 - North Central (Ill.) 3-1 1948 1949 Columbia 2-2-1 1932 1935 Northern Iowa 0-1 Carleton (Minn.) 1-0 1992 - Northland (Mich.) 1-0 1971 - Concordia (Minn.) 1-1 1988 - Northwestern (Iowa) 5-8-1 1970 1983 Concordia (Neb.) 1-1 1981 1981 Occidental (Calif.) 2-0 1984 - Cornell 15-1 1943 1978 Parsons 14-24 1905 1962 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 3-0 1930 - Peru State (Neb.) 0-3 1943 1953 Dana (Neb.) 3-0-1 1952 - Redlands (Calif.) 1-0 1990 - Dayton (Ohio) 0-1 1987 1987 Ripon (Wis.) 2-0 1987 - Des Moines 2-7-1 1893 1928 Simpson 55-26-3 1905 2003 Doane (Neb.) 0-1 1950 1950 South Dakota St. 0-1 1947 1947 Drake 0-8-1 1913 1943 St. Ambrose 3-10 1922 1951 Dubuque 50-15-2 1930 1987 St. John’s (Minn.) 1-4 1987 2000 Ellsworth 4-6 1912 1926 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 1-0 1965 - Evansville (Ind.) 1-0 1974 - St. Norbert (Wis.) 1-0 1989 - Ft. Crooks 0-1 1943 1943 St. Thomas (Minn.) 2-0 1990 - Ferris State (Mich.) 2-0 1974 - Still Osteophatic 0-3-1 1922 - Graceland 4-1-4 1921 1927 Tabor (Kan.) 1-0 1924 - Grinnell 0-6 1935 1949 Tarkio (Mo.) 2-0 1939 - Gustavus Adolphus 3-1 1990 1990 Trinity (Mich.) 2-0 1986 - (Minn.) Upper Iowa 43-10 1925 1978 Hastings (Neb.) 1-0 1931 - Wabash (Ind.) 0-1 1980 1980 Hope (Mich.) 1-0 2006 - Wartburg 39-16 1945 2004 Highland Park 1-5-1 1909 1915 Washington (Mo.) 1-1 1996 1997 Iowa Business 1-0 1926 - Washington & Jefferson 1-0 1984 - Iowa State 0-1 1933 1933 (Pa.) Iowa Wesleyan 19-23-1 1905 1961 Western Illinois 2-0 1943 - Ithaca (N.Y.) 1-1 1974 1988 Western Union 2-0-1 1940 - Kirksville Osteopathic 0-3 1910 1921 Wheaton (Ill.) 2-0 1939 - Lakeland (Wis.) 2-0 1972 - Widener (Pa.) 0-1 1977 1977 Lincoln (Mo.) 0-1 1965 1965 William Penn 53-33-2 1892 1981 Loras 24-4 1932 2003 William Vashta 0-1 1910 1910 Loyola (Ill.) 0-2 1924 1924 Winona State (Minn.) 2-0 1966 - Luther 46-21-1 1928 2004 Wis.-La Crosse 1-1 1992 1992 Macalester (Minn.) 1-1 1968 1969 Wis.-River Falls 1-1 1995 1995 Marietta (Ohio) 0-2 1996 1996 Wis.-Whitewater 1-2 1966 2005

Football 45 All-time NCAA Division III playoff series records Iowa Conf. first- and second-place finishes since 1980 W L 1. Central 25 Allegheny (Pa.) 0 1 2. Wartburg 18 Augustana (Ill.) 1 2 3. Simpson 7 Buena Vista 1 0 4. Buena Vista 4 Carleton (Minn.) 1 0 5. Luther 2 Coe 1 0 6. Coe 4 Concordia (Minn.) 1 1 7. Dubuque 1 Dayton (Ohio) 0 1 8. Cornell 0 Evansville (Ind.) 1 0 9. Loras 0 Ithaca (N.Y.) 1 1 Linfield (Ore.) 1 0 NCAA’s winningest teams since 1980 Menlo (Calif.) 1 0 No. School W L T Pct. Occidental (Calif.) 2 0 1. Mt. Union (Ohio) 287 37 3 .882 Pacific Lutheran 0 1 2. Central 241 50 1 .827 Redlands (Calif.) 1 0 3. Dayton (Ohio) 260 55 2 .823 St. John’s (Minn.) 1 4 4. Augustana (Ill.) 262 58 1 .817 St. Norbert (Wis.) 2 0 5. Nebraska 282 65 1 .812 St. Thomas (Minn.) 1 0 6. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 258 59 3 .810 Wartburg 0 1 7. Florida State 250 61 4 .799 Wash. & Jeff. (Pa.) 1 0 8. Lycoming (Pa.) 218 65 4 .765 Widener (Pa.) 0 1 Wis.-Eau Claire 0 1 NCAA’s winningest teams since 1960 Wis.-La Crosse 1 1 No. School W L T Pct. Wis.-River Falls 0 1 1. Wittenberg (Ohio) 382 81 5 .821 2. Linfield (Ore.) 369 88 6 .802 Iowa Conference records since 1961 3. Central 377 95 1 .798 W L T Pct. 4. St. John’s (Minn.) 381 96 9 .791 1. Central 304 52 2 .854 5. Nebraska 443 114 6 .791 2. Wartburg 218 132 3 .623 6. Ohio State 404 123 10 .759 3. Coe 50 31 0 .617 7. Mt. Union (Ohio) 373 127 5 .742 4. Buena Vista 187 168 2 .527 8. Michigan 351 118 10 .741 5. Luther 186 168 3 .525 9. Penn State 394 140 4 .735 6. Simpson 184 177 5 .510 10. Ithaca (N.Y.) 348 126 1 .733 7. Loras 91 86 0 .514 11. Augustana (Ill.) 335 119 7 .732 8. Cornell 24 57 0 .296 12. Alabama 406 145 7 .732 9. Dubuque 99 251 6 .283 13. Texas 396 145 8 .727 14. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 374 136 10 .726 15. Oklahoma 386 142 10 .724

46 Football All-time winningest college football coaches, by victories Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. #John Gagliardi 57 436 117 11 .783 (Carroll [Mont.] 1949-52; St. John’s [Minn.] 1953-) Eddie Robinson (Grambling 1941-42, 1945-97) 55 408 165 15 .707 #Joe Paterno (Penn St. 1966- ) 40 359 114 3 .757 #Bobby Bowden 40 357 110 4 .762 (Samford 1959-62; West Virginia 1970-75; Florida St. 1976-) Bear Bryant (Maryland 1945; Kentucky 1946-53; Texas A&M 38 323 85 17 .780 1954-57; Alabama 1958-82) Pop Warner (Georgia 1895-96; Cornell 1897-98; Carlisle 1899- 44 319 106 32 .733 -1903; Cornell 1904-06; Carlisle 1907-14; Pittsburgh 1915-23; Stanford 1924-32; Temple 1933-38) Amos Alonzo Stagg (Springfield 1890-91; Chicago 1892-1932; 57 314 199 35 .605 Pacific [Calif.] 1933-46) Roy Kidd (Eastern Ky. 1964-2002) 38 307 119 8 .717 Frosty Westering (Parsons 1962-63; Albert Lea 1966-71; 39 305 96 7 .761 Pacific Lutheran 1972-2003) Tubby Raymond (Delaware 1966-01) 36 300 119 3 .714 Ron Schipper (Central 1961-96) 36 287 67 3 .808 Roger Harring (Wis.-La Crosse 1969-99) 31 261 75 7 .771 LaVell Edwards (Brigham Young 1972-00) 29 257 101 3 .716 Tom Osborne (Nebraska 1973-97) 25 255 49 3 .836 # active coaches 2007 personnel Offensive starters lost (5) Offensive starters returning (6) SB 15 Drew Cheers (6’, 200, grad) QB 10 **Tim Connell (5’11, 180, sr.) WR 87 Brad Ryals (6’4, 210 grad) RB 8 *Vance Schuring (6’1, 200, sr.) LG 65 *Nick Reed (5’11, 250, grad) TE 85 Jon Haugen (6’3, 215, sr.) C 74 Clinton Wallace (6’1, 260, grad) WR 83 Cody Huisman (6’1, 200, sr.) RG 55 Ricky De Hamer (6-4, 280, grad) LT 61 Spenser Remick (6’4, 280, jr.) RT 68 Keith Bowers (6’2, 245, sr.)

Defensive starters lost (3) Defensive starters returning (8) DL 43 *Taylor Vanden Wynboom (6’1, 220, grad) DL 88 **Nick Mulder (6’6, 240, sr.) LB 33 *Colby Myers (6’4, 200, grad) DL 91 J.J. Owens (6’1, 245, jr.) DB 34 *Ben Bollard (6’2, 190, grad) LB 24 *Andrew Lehn (5’11, 225, sr.) LB 32 Greg Altmaier (6’1, 205, sr.) S 6 **Dustyn Baethke (6’1, 195, sr.) S 38 Trenton Blythe (6’3, 210, sr.) DB 16 **Brett Doud (6’, 180, sr.) DB 14 Guy Dierikx (5’11, 170, sr.)

Specialists lost (2) Specialists returning (4) K 5 Brandon O’Neall (5’9, 180, grad) H 83 Cody Huisman (6’1, 200, sr.) P 44 Brant VerMeer (6’2, 210, grad) LS 88 Nick Mulder (6’6, 240, sr.) K/PR 16 Brett Doud (6’, 180, sr.) K/PR 14 Guy Dierikx (5’11, 170, sr.) *First-team all-Iowa Conference **Second-team all-Iowa Conference

Football 47 THE LAST TIME ...

Central shut out an opponent - Nov. 11, 2006 (23-0 vs. Simpson) An opponent shut out Central - Oct. 26, 2002 (14-0, vs. Wartburg) Central played an overtime game - Nov. 4, 2006 (W, 31-28 at Coe) Central lost a season opener - Sept. 3, 2004 (L, 38-7 vs. Augustana, Ill.) Central lost a home game - Nov. 18, 2006 (L, 21-13, vs. St. John’s (Minn.)) Central lost a road game - Nov. 19, 2005 (34-14 at Wis.-Whitewater) Central returned a kickoff for a touchdown - Nov. 5, 2005 (Brett Doud, 80 yards, at Wartburg) An opponent returned a kickoff for a touchdown - Nov. 18, 2000 (Jesse Augustine, St. Norbert, Wis., 85 yards) Central returned a punt for a touchdown - Oct. 13, 2001 (Bric Nelson, 80 yards vs. Dubuque) Central returned a blocked punt for a touchdown - Nov. 4, 2006 (Andrew Lehn, 0 yards at Coe) An opponent returned a punt for a touchdown - Sept. 11, 1999 (Loras’ Hassan Rashid, 52 yards on a blocked punt) Central returned an interception for a touchdown - Sept. 10, 2005 (Brett Doud, 25 yards, at Bethel, Minn.) An opponent returned an interception for a touchdown - Nov. 19, 2005 (Andy Murray, 80 yards, at Wis.-Whitewater) Central returned a fumble for a touchdown - Oct. 14, 2006 (Marc Badeaux, 0 yards, vs. Dubuque) An opponent returned a fumble for a touchdown - Oct. 30, 2004 (Wartburg’s Nick Weber, 27 yards) Central recorded a safety - Sept. 10, 2005 (W, 21-0 at Loras) An opponent recorded a safety - Oct. 31, 1998 (vs. William Penn) Central lost a homecoming game - Oct. 4, 2003 (28-21 vs. Simpson) Central rushed for more than 300 yards - Oct. 14, 2006 (W, 40-14, vs. Dubuque, 312 yards) Central rushed for more than 400 yards - Nov. 11, 1989 (W, 54-30, vs. Simpson, 448 yards) Central passed for more than 300 yards - Oct. 18, 2003 (L, 28-14, vs. Coe, 366 yards) Central had more than 500 yards total offense - Nov. 8, 2003 (W, 58-21, vs. Cornell, 555 yards) Central had more than 600 yards total offense - Sept. 28, 1996 (W, 82-14, vs. Dubuque, 621 yards) Central scored more than 50 points - Nov. 8, 2003 (W, 58-21, vs. Cornell) Central scored more than 60 points - Oct. 21, 2000 (W, 73-7, vs. William Penn) Central failed to rush for 100 yards - Nov. 19, 2005 (79 yards, at Wis.-Whitewater) Central failed to pass for 100 yards - Oct. 14, 2006 (71 yards vs. Wartburg) Central held an opponent to less than 100 yards rushing - Nov. 18, 2006 (L, 21-13 vs. St. John’s (Minn.), 62 yards) Central held an opponent to negative rushing yards - Oct. 19, 2002 (37-0 vs. Dubuque, -22 yards) Central held an opponent to less than 100 yards passing - Oct. 21, 2006 (W, 34-7 at Cornell, 72 yards) Central held an opponent to negative passing yards - Oct. 19, 1985 (W, 17-0 vs. Simpson, -6 yards) Central held an opponent to less than 100 yards total offense - Sept. 28, 2002 (W, 50-0 vs. Upper Iowa, 55 yards) Central held an opponent to 5 or fewer first downs - Oct. 13, 2001 (W, 43-6 vs. Dubuque, 5 first downs) A Central opponent rushed for 300 yards - Sept. 10, 2005 (360 yards, at Bethel, Minn.) A Central opponent rushed for 400 yards - Sept. 4, 2004 (447 yards, at Augustana, Ill.) A Central opponent passed for 300 yards - Oct. 29, 2005 (363, at Dubuque) A Central opponent had 500 yards total offense - Sept. 10, 2005 (539 yards, at Bethel, Minn.) A Central opponent scored 50 points - 1953, (61-6 vs. St. Ambrose) A Central opponent player rushed for 200 yards - Sept. 10, 2005 (225 yards, Phil Porta, at Bethel, Minn.) Two Central players rushed for 100 yards - Oct. 11, 2003 (38-14 vs. Upper Iowa, Dustyn Baethke,135 yards, Tyler Baethke, 100 yards)

Since 1985 . . . Central’s record in overtime games - 8-2 Central’s record at Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium* - 101-18 Central’s regular-season record at Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium* - 91-10 Central’s playoff record at Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium* - 10-8 Central’s road record - 98-18 Central’s regular-season road record - 92-13 Central’s playoff road record - 5-4 Central’s neutral site record - 0-4 *from 1977-2005, Central’s home field was called A.N. Kuyper Stadium.

48 Football 2007 Iowa Conference composite schedule Sept. 1 Bethel (Minn.) at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Oct. 6 Augsburg at Wartburg 1 p.m. Concordia (Wis.) at Simpson 1 p.m. Central at Simpson 1 p.m. Cornell at Northwestern (Minn.) 1 p.m. Cornell at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Dubuque at Rockford (Ill.) 1 p.m. Dubuque at Coe 1 p.m. Illinois Wesleyan at Coe 1 p.m. Loras at Luther 1 p.m. Loras at Upper Iowa 1 p.m. Oct. 13 Buena Vista at Luther 1 p.m. Luther at St. Olaf (Minn.) 12:30 p.m. Coe at Central 1 p.m. St. Thomas (Minn.) at Central 1 p.m. Dubuque at Cornell 1 p.m. Wartburg at Monmouth (Ill.) 1:30 p.m. Wartburg at Loras 1 p.m. Sept. 8 Alma (Mich.) at Cornell 12 p.m. Oct. 20 Central at Dubuque 1 p.m. Central at Hope (Mich.) 7 p.m. EDT Coe at Wartburg 1:30 p.m. Coe at Aurora (Ill.) 1 p.m. Cornell at Simpson 6 p.m. Wisconsin Lutheran at Dubuque 1 p.m. Loras at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Simpson at Bethel (Minn.) 1 p.m. Waldorf at Luther 1 p.m. St. Thomas (Minn.) at Loras 1 p.m. Oct. 27 Buena Vista at Waldorf 1 p.m. Sept. 15 Buena Vista at Wartburg 1 p.m. Cornell at Central 1 p.m. Luther at Central 1 p.m. Loras at Dubuque 1 p.m. Simpson at Coe 1 p.m. Luther at Coe 1 p.m. Loras at Cornell 1 p.m. Simpson at Wartburg 1 p.m. Sept. 22 Central at Loras 1 p.m. Nov. 3 Coe at Loras 1 p.m. Coe at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Dubuque at Buena Vista 1 p.m. Dubuque at Simpson 1 p.m. Simpson at Luther 1 p.m. Wartburg at Luther 1 p.m. Wartburg at Cornell 1 p.m. Sept. 29 Buena Vista at Central 1 p.m. Nov. 10 Buena Vista at Simpson 1 p.m. Luther at Cornell 1 p.m. Central at Wartburg 1 p.m. Simpson at Loras 1 p.m. Cornell at Coe 12 p.m. Wartburg at Dubuque 1 p.m. Luther at Dubuque 1 p.m. 2007 D3football.com preseason poll No. School (1st-place votes) Rec. Pts. Prev. No. School (1st-place votes) Rec. Pts. Prev. 1. Mount Union (Ohio) (25) 15-0 625 1 18. North Central (Ill.) 9-3 136 19 2. Wis.-Whitewater 14-1 583 2 19. Washington and Jefferson (Pa.) 1-2 129 18 3. St. John’s (Minn.) 11-2 540 5 20. Augustana (Ill.) 7-3 126 -- 4. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) 10-3 515 8 21. Trinity (Texas) 8-2 118 -- 5. St. John Fisher (N.Y.) 12-2 511 4 22. Wabash (Ind.) 8-2 103 -- 6. Wesley (Conn.) 13-1 481 7 23. Christopher Newport (Va.) 8-3 102 24 7. Wis.-La Crosse 9-2 445 6 24. Bethel (Minn.) 9-2 100 17 8. Central 10-1 383 11 25. Wartburg 8-2 99 -- 9. Springfield (Mass.) 10-2 370 10 Others receiving votes: Baldwin-Wallace 97, Carnegie 10. Rowan (N.J.) 9-3 327 12 Mellon 81, Hobart 59, Union 58, Occidental 37, Bridgewater 11. Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 8-2 288 13 (Va.) 34, Franklin 33, Ithaca 30, Wis.-Oshkosh 28, St. 12. Capital (Ohio) 11-2 286 3 Olaf 27, Cortland State 27, Alfred 24, Millsaps 22, Kean 13. Wheaton (Ill.) 10-2 285 16 18, Mt. St. Joseph 16, Trinity (Conn.) 14, Wittenberg 14, 14. Linfield (Ore.) 6-3 274 23 Concordia(Wis.) 13, Wis.-Stevens Point 9, Mississippi 15. Wilkes (Pa.) 11-1 243 14 College 9, Hope 6, Washington and Lee 5, RPI 5, Delaware 16. Whitworth (Wash.) 11-1 215 9 Valley 5, Williams 4, St. Norbert 3, Curry 3, Cal Lutheran 2, 17. Ohio Northern 6-4 156 -- Dickinson 1, Rochester 1.

Football 49 2007 preseason roster *Note: Because this roster was prepared prior to the players’ arrival on campus, uniform numbers were not yet available and heights and weights are not accurate. Updated roster information will be available in late August by accessing the Central Web site at www.central.edu/athletics.

Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High school Tyler Alexander S 6-1 195 Fr. Oskaloosa, Iowa Oskaloosa ***Gregory Altmaier LB 6-1 200 Sr. Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City Craig Anderson FS 6-0 170 Fr. Miles, Iowa East Central Cody Babbel S 5-9 150 Fr. Elkhorn, Nev. Mt. Michael Benedictine **Marc Badeaux DB 6-4 190 Sr. West Des Moines, Iowa Valley *Cody Baethke CB 6-0 160 So. Williamsburg, Iowa Williamsburg ***Dustyn Baethke S 6-2 205 Sr. Williamsburg, Iowa Williamsburg Zack Bandow QB 6-3 195 Fr. Manilla, Iowa IKM Kenny Berry OL 6-1 220 Fr. Runnells, Iowa Southeast Polk Greg Best LB 6-2 210 Fr. Clive, Iowa Valley Bryce Bloomquist CB 6-4 190 Fr. Eldon, Iowa Cardinal **Trenton Blythe S 6-4 210 Sr. Williamsburg, Iowa Williamsburg Kurtis Brondyke WR 6-4 185 Fr. Clinton, Iowa Clinton Caleb Bonjour LB/DL 6-1 230 So. Webster City, Iowa Webster City **Keith Bowers OL 6-2 245 Sr. Zearing, Iowa Colo-NESCO **Dan Buchholz WR 6-1 200 Sr. Fayette, Iowa North Fayette Aron Burk OL 6-2 240 Jr. Bussey, Iowa Twin Cedars David Cain DL/K 5-9 230 Jr. Winterset, Iowa Winterset Stephen Cain DL 5-6 170 So. Winterset, Iowa Winterset Benjamin Campbell LB 5-11 185 Fr. Oxford, Iowa Clear-Creek-Amana Kyle Cheney LB 6-3 215 So. Guthrie Center, Iowa Guthrie Center Justin Chambers S 5-11 160 Fr. Richland, Iowa Pekin Chris Chitwood S 6-0 180 So. Burlington Junction, Mo. Burlington Junction Cheyenne Cochran LB 5-10 200 So. St. Charles, Iowa Martensdale-St. Mary’s Jason Crall FS 6-3 200 Fr. Albia, Iowa Albia **Tim Connell QB 5-11 185 Sr. Eldora, Iowa Eldora-New Providence *Nathan Craft SB 6-1 210 So. Princeton, Mo. Princeton Cody Davidson LB 6-1 205 Fr. Bloomfield, Iowa Davis County **Guy Dierikx DB 5-11 170 Sr. Port Byron, Ill. Riverdale Ted Dirkx LB 6-3 200 Fr. Alleman, Iowa North Polk Alex Dittmer TE 6-1 180 So. Lowden, Iowa North Cedar ***Brett Doud DB 6-0 180 Sr. Oskaloosa, Iowa Oskaloosa Ben Early LB 5-11 185 Fr. Davenport, Iowa Davenport Central Jordan Edgerly OL 6-0 265 Jr. Lisbon, Iowa Lisbon *Chad Eisenman DB 6-1 175 Jr. Britt, Iowa West Hancock Kyle Erickson DL 6-6 220 So. Pella, Iowa Pella Andrew Furth TE/DE 6-5 215 Fr. Stillwater, Minn. Mahtomedi Kevin Good DB 5-10 160 So. Chandler, Ariz. Chandler Jason Goulden S/K 6-0 190 Fr. Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Falls Matt Graber OL 6-2 235 Fr. Newton, Iowa Newton Kyle Groote OL 6-4 220 Fr. Wellsburg, Iowa AGWSR **Owen Haberman OL 6-6 300 Jr. West Des Moines, Iowa Valley Michael Haluska DE 6-0 210 Fr. Albia, Iowa Albia **Jon Haugen TE 6-3 215 Sr. Fredericksburg, Iowa Fredericksburg Kevin Haupt LB 6-2 210 Fr. Eldora, Iowa Grundy Center Cole Henderson LB 6-1 195 Fr. Grinnell, Iowa Grinnell Adam Henry DL 5-9 220 Fr. Cedar Falls, Iowa Janesville Austin Hill TE/DE 6-5 218 Fr. Carroll, Iowa Kuemper *Garrett Hill DL 6-3 235 Jr. Carroll, Iowa Kuemper Timothy Hintze DE 6-1 210 Fr. LeClaire, Iowa Pleasant Valley

50 Football Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High school Kyler Holeton DE/TE 6-2 215 Fr. Loves Park, Ill. Harlem Justin Huber SB 5-8 180 Fr. Albia, Iowa Albia **Cody Huisman WR 6-1 200 Sr. Mason City, Iowa Mason City Ryan Humke WR/FS 5-11 170 Fr. Newton, Iowa Newton *Jordan Jaspering S 5-8 160 Jr. Washington, Iowa Washington Curtis Johnson S 6-0 170 Jr. Spencer, Iowa Spencer **Justin Johnson RB/SB 5-10 200 Jr. Britt, Iowa West Hancock Martaneze Johnson TE/DE 6-3 225 Fr. Chicago, Ill. Bogan Steven Johnson TE 6-3 180 Fr. Deep River, Iowa Montezuma Jacob Jordan DB 5-10 160 So. Eldon, Iowa Cardinal Seth Kassis LB 5-11 185 Fr. Thousand Oaks, Calif. Thousand Oaks Christopher Keeran DE 6-3 200 Fr. Redfield, Iowa Panorama Jason Kingma OL 6-2 275 So. Pella, Iowa Pella Andy Kneib OL 6-0 255 So. Overland Park, Kan. Olathe East Jarred Lackey QB 6-1 190 Fr. Somerton, Ariz. Cibola Patrick Lawler K 6-1 180 Fr. Glenwood, Iowa Glenwood ***Andrew Lehn LB 5-11 235 Sr. Packwood, Iowa Pekin Jordan Leuschen TE 6-6 205 So. Decorah, Iowa Decorah Kenny Lowe OL 6-1 255 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa North William Lytle QB 6-3 185 Fr. McCallsburg, Iowa Colo-NESCO Derek McLaughlin DE 6-0 210 So. Johnston, Iowa Newton Neal Mick OL 6-1 245 Sr. Albia, Iowa Albia Ryan Medina NG 5-9 240 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa Southeast Polk Ben Mere FS 6-5 185 Fr. Hiawatha, Iowa Kennedy Anthony Miller WR/CB 5-11 170 Fr. Davenport, Iowa Assumption Stuart Miller LB 6-2 190 Fr. Silver City, Iowa Glenwood Kip Morsch K 6-3 185 So. Earlham, Iowa Earlham Tyler Motter WR 6-0 170 So. Urbandale, Iowa Urbandale Ramy Mosbah LB 6-1 215 Jr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Jefferson Joel Mudd QB/WR 5-11 170 Fr. Fort Lupon, Colo. Fort Lupton ***Nick Mulder DL 6-6 240 Sr. Pella, Iowa Pella *Jacob Nero TE 6-3 220 Jr. Chandler, Ariz. Corona Del Sol Brandon Nelson WR 5-11 175 Fr. Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Falls Jason Ohlfest DB 6-2 180 Fr. Marshalltown, Iowa Marshalltown **J.J. Owens DL 6-1 245 Jr. Traer, Iowa North Tama **Scott Paja LB 6-0 200 Sr. Stockton , Ill. Stockton Addison Patrick WR/P 5-10 175 Fr. Carroll, Iowa Carroll Nick Pearson QB 6-3 180 Fr. Hubbard, Iowa Hubbard-Radcliffe Zach Percival CB 5-9 170 Fr. Clive, Iowa Valley Jacob Petersen LB 6-2 190 Fr. Eagan, Minn. Burnsville Matthew Poortinga DE 6-0 210 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa Lincoln Brian Pospisil OL 6-3 260 Fr. Fremont, Nev. Archbishop Bergan ***Aaron Rasmussen S 6-0 200 Sr. Corwith, Iowa West Hancock Sean Rea OL 5-9 230 Fr. Waukon, Iowa Waukon Benjamin Rehm LB 5-10 215 Fr. Lindenhurst, Ill. Lakes **Spenser Remick OL 6-4 280 Jr. Hillsboro, Iowa Mount Pleasant Derek Roorda S/LB 5-11 190 Jr. Pella, Iowa Pella Brad Rudge TE 6-1 195 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa Ankeny A.J. Santon OL 6-1 250 Fr. Sunrise Beach, Mo. Camdenton Lee Schroeder OL 6-6 260 Fr. Malcom, Iowa Montezuma *Austen Schueler DB 6-3 185 Sr. Granger, Iowa Woodward-Granger Corben Schueler WR 6-3 175 So. Granger, Iowa Woodward-Granger **Vance Schuring RB 6-1 205 Sr. Pella, Iowa Pella Brock Seemann DB 6-0 160 So. Woodward, Iowa Woodward-Granger Joey Shoemaker OL 6-2 260 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa Lincoln

Football 51 Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High school Michael Shramm OL 6-2 225 Fr. Thousand Oaks, Calif. Thousand Oaks ***Josh Smith WR 6-5 205 Sr. Pella, Iowa Pella Marcus Sojka DB 6-0 165 So. Winnebago, Ill. Winnebago Brad Soma DB 6-1 165 So. Belmond, Iowa Belmond-Klemme *Adam Squires DB/P 6-0 190 Jr. Center Point, Iowa Center Point-Urbana Garrett Steenhagen K 5-8 175 Fr. Roland, Iowa Roland-Story Aaron Steenhoek DE/NG 6-1 220 Fr. Pella, Iowa Pella Colton Steeve S 6-0 160 So. Dallas Center, Iowa Dallas Center-Grimes Todd Stoel OL 6-1 250 So. Hamilton, Mich. Hamilton *Jeremy Swafford LB 5-10 185 Jr. Oswego, Ill. Oswego Taylor Swanson SB 6-2 210 Fr. Pella, Iowa Clinton Cody Thie TE 6-4 210 Fr. Ottumwa Ottumwa **Ryan Thompson LB 6-1 200 Jr. Montezuma, Iowa Montezuma Jason Townsley QB 6-1 180 So. Columbus Junction, Iowa Columbus Junction Zach Van Arkel LB 6-1 185 So. Malcolm, Iowa Grinnell Korey Van Wyk RB 5-11 170 So. Grinnell, Iowa Pella Christian *Dustin Veldhuizen RB 6-0 205 Jr. Oskaloosa, Iowa Oskaloosa *Matt VerMeer WR 6-3 185 Jr. Montezuma, Iowa Montezuma *Justin Ver Steeg LB 6-2 210 Jr. Pella, Iowa Pella Jake Viggers K 5-10 150 Fr. Altoona, Iowa Southeast Polk Charlie Vogt WR 6-4 190 Fr. Oak Park, Ill. Oak Park Blake Warrick P-K 5-11 185 So. Colfax, Iowa Colfax-Mingo *Cam Waugh WR 5-10 190 Jr. Ft. Collins, Colo. Loveland Russell Whitney DE/LB 6-1 180 Fr. Bondurant, Iowa Bondurant-Farrar **Cody Wille WR 6-4 190 Sr. Williamsburg, Iowa Williamsburg Brad Williams WR 5-11 175 Fr. Clinton, Iowa Clinton *Chris Willis DL 6-2 250 Sr. Norco, Calif. Riverside Christian *Kyle Wnenk OL 6-2 280 So. Oak Forest, Ill. Oak Forest Derek Woods QB 5-8 200 So. Naples, Fla. Gulf Coast Joshua Woodvine SB 5-7 160 Fr. Linden, Iowa Panorama *David Zachary RB 5-9 180 So. Ackworth, Iowa Dowling

*letters earned

Outlook The target for Iowa Conference opponents is squarely on the back of the Central College football team once again. Without a losing season for the Dutch since 1960, perhaps the bulls-eye never really strayed, despite uncharacter- istic 5-5 and 6-4 seasons in 2003 and 2004. But after sharing the 2005 title and then capturing the school’s 28th Iowa Conference crown last year, Central will have the full attention of each team on its schedule. The Dutch are 21-1 in their last 22 regular-season games and the return of 14 starters and 40 letterwinners—including six all-conference honorees--from a club that gained a record-tying 18th NCAA Division III playoff berth has generated some preseason mention nationally as well. Central has made 16 playoff appearances in the past 22 years. Coach Jeff McMartin, who has already piloted the Dutch to a pair of league titles and playoff berths in three seasons back at his alma mater, knows that his squad will be held to a lofty standard. He wouldn’t have it any other way. “We had a good season and we’re fortunate enough to have a lot of people back, so there are high expectations,” he said. “A lot of people are going to be excited to play us this year. But that’s a good thing. Our guys know they’re going to play in some big, close and exciting games and they know that everyone is going to give us their best shot. I think it’s just something we have to prepare them for because there’s not going to be an easy game on the schedule.” It’s not as though the Dutch coasted through 2006, either. Central’s 10-0 regular-season mark could have easily been much closer to .500. Three of the eight conference games were decided in overtime, so there’s little chance McMartin’s players are taking anything for granted. “If they need a reminder of how tough it’s going to be, they can just look at last year,” he said. “But the thing that makes me feel good is that we’ve got guys who have really worked hard in the off-season. Our strength coach, Jake Anderson, does a great job with our players. They have high expectations but they also have a willingness to work for what they want.

52 Football “Our guys have been very humble in their approach and I think they will continue to be that way.” Never before has Central had what it has this year in senior running back Vance Schuring: a returning two-time Iowa Conference MVP. Schuring is just the third repeat MVP in league history. In only two seasons of action he’s climbed into sixth on Central’s all-time rushing yardage list with 2,538, an average of 4.7 yards per carry and 120.0 per game. Joining him in the backfield is senior quarterback Tim Connell, a second-team all-conference honoree. Four all-conference picks are back for a defense spearheaded by another two-time, first-team all-conference honoree in senior linebacker Andrew Lehn, along with second-team choices Dustyn Baethke, a senior stinger, senior defensive lineman Nick Mulder and senior defensive back Brett Doud. Central won by making special teams and defense a priority. The Dutch graduated standout performers at punter and kicker, but even without them, McMartin’s approach won’t change. “Special teams are an emphasis at Central,” he said. “That’s something we continue to believe in and take very seri- ously. We also want to have a great defense and we want an offense that attacks and is opportunistic.” Like his hall of fame predecessor, Ron Schipper, McMartin preaches error-free football and the Dutch made a living at it last year. Central led Division III in fewest turnovers (10), and was first in fumbles lost, giving up only two. Meanwhile they were fifth in quarterback sacks allowed with 0.25 per game. “In the regular season, we gave up only two sacks and one fumble—and the fumble was on a snap in the rain,” McMartin said. “We didn’t have a running back lose a fumble the entire season. If you don’t fumble and you don’t give up sacks, you’ve got a great chance to win.” Central’s opportunism was the difference in many close games. Remarkably, in the last eight regular-season games in which the opponent has outgained Central, the Dutch are 8-0, a streak that dates to Oct. 30, 2004.

Quarterback Connell is entering his third year as the Dutch starter. He completed 141 of 236 passes (59.1 percent) for 1,514 yards with eight interceptions and 12 touchdowns in 11 games. He was also Central’s second-leading rusher with 470 yards on 107 carries with three scores. “Tim certainly did a nice job and we’re looking forward to having him come back and see how he’s progressed,” McMartin said. “He’s very capable of directing our offense and getting us where we want to go, both as a runner and a passer. He understands our offense and does a great job of communicating with the players and coaches.” Sophomore Jason Townsley is the only other returning quarterback although senior wide receiver Dan Buchholz has served as an effective backup and could step in if needed. “He knows the offense very well,” he said. But McMartin is also excited about some quarterback help that’s arriving with the freshman class.

Running back In a program bursting with game-breaking running backs throughout its history, Schuring could go down as one of the best. The 6-foot, 1-inch 205-pound Pella native racked up six 100-yard games last year, finishing with 1,199 yards on 252 carries with 12 touchdowns despite missing a game due to injury. He also had 12 pass receptions for 121 yards. Schuring was an honorable mention all-America pick by D3football.com and received all-region honors for the second time. He’s also entering his second season as a team co-captain. “Vance has been a great captain and a great leader,” McMartin said. “He’s also a very special runner. He can run around you, past you or over you. He’s a threat any time the ball’s in his hands and has made a lot of tough yards. “Our job is to find new ways to use him and to feature him in ways where he operates at his best.” Junior Dustin Veldhuizen (6-0, 205) and sophomores David Zachary (5-9, 180) and Korey Van Wyk (5-11, 170) are more than adequate backups. Veldhuizen rushed for 226 yards and two touchdowns on 52 carries. Zachary gained 55 yards on 18 carries, including 31 yards against Hope (Mich.) in the season’s second game. He was the O’Donnell Award winner as the team’s top freshman. Van Wyk also looks to push for playing time as he enters his sophomore year. “Dustin (Veldhuizen) did a great job when Vance got hurt last year,” McMartin said. “He had some big runs. He’s got really good feet and can put his head down and run tackle-to-tackle. David (Zachary) continues to get better as well. I’d like to see them both get on the field more.” Central is also in good shape at the S-back position, the hybrid fullback/flanker/tight end in the Dutch offense. Junior Justin Johnson (5-10, 200) and sophomore Nathan Craft (6-1, 210) are the frontrunners for the open spot. Craft gained 51 yards and two TDs on 17 rushes. “Nathan catches the ball well, runs well and is an excellent blocker,” McMartin said. “And he’s gotten a lot stronger. He will allow us to do some different things because of his versatility. “Justin (Johnson) could really benefit our program as a tailback or an S-back. He has become a lot faster and added a lot to his versatility as well.”

Football 53 Tight end Senior Jon Haugen (6-3, 215) is back at tight end. He served primarily as a blocker but caught six passes for 81 yards and two TDs. “Jon had a good off-season,” McMartin said. “He’s very athletic and has a keen sense of how to get open. His blocking improved as the season went on as well. He’s becoming a complete tight end. We just want to keep him healthy.” Junior Jacob Nero (6-3, 220) moved to tight end last year and will likely see the field as well, along with sophomores Jordan Leuschen (6-6, 205) and Alex Dittmer (6-1, 180), as the Dutch employ several two-tight end sets. “Jake (Nero) is continuing to learn the position and get comfortable,” McMartin said. “He’s got good hands and can help us in special teams as well. “We lost Jordan (Leuschen) with a foot injury last year but we’re excited about him. He was playing well before he got hurt and had a lot of success as a basketball player last year. I think that experience is going to benefit him because he’s competed at the varsity level. “Alex (Dittmer) is very athletic. He’s got great hands and is a tenacious competitor. I’m excited to see what he can do.”

Receivers Central returns its leading receiver in senior Cody Huisman, who made 40 catches for 552 yards and three touchdowns last year. He erupted for a nine-catch, 144-yard day in the regular-season finale with Simpson Nov. 11. He also returned six kickoffs for 21.0 yards and four punts for 6.2 yards for the year. “Cody really ended last year with a flourish,” McMartin said. “He’s made some big plays for us and has also become a good blocker. He’s an exciting player who plays with a lot of passion. He’s going to be a guy that we can feature in many different ways.” Senior Josh Smith (6-5, 205) made 23 catches last year for 233 yards and two scores. “Josh is a big target,” McMartin said. “We need to create some good matchups for him and we expect him to make some big plays for us.” Senior Cody Wille (6-4, 190) also has a size advantage. He caught seven passes for 58 yards and should see more action this year. “Cody has really improved,” McMartin said. “He’s a good competitor and we’re excited to see what he can do this year.” McMartin is also counting on contributions from Buchholz (6-1, 200) and from juniors Matt VerMeer (6-3, 185) and Cam Waugh (5-10, 190). “Matt and Cam got their feet wet as sophomores last year and I’d like to see them take that next step this season,” he said. After gaining experience on the junior varsity, sophomores Tyler Motter (6-0, 170) and Corben Schueler (6-3, 175) also look to compete for playing time.

Offensive line Central returns two starters up front but must fill the guard and center positions. Senior Keith Bowers (6-2, 245) and junior Spenser Remick (6-4, 280) are back at tackle. “Keith is a very unselfish player,” McMartin said. “He moved from nose guard to right tackle for us and did a great job. He’s very smart and a hard worker who is going to continue to get better. He gives us a lot of security at right tackle. “The nice thing is we also return our starter at left tackle. Spenser Remick is the strongest player on the team. He came in and started every game as a sophomore and was one of our most improved players as well. We asked him to be the man at left tackle and he did a good job.” There will be some competition for the other three line spots. Senior Neal Mick (6-1, 245) earned McMartin’s praise for his efforts at center on the team’s early summer trip to Italy. Juniors Owen Haberman (6-6, 300), Aron Burk (6-2, 240), and Jordan Edgerly (6-0, 265) are strong candidates, along with sophomores Andy Kneib (6-0, 255), Kyle Wnenk (6-2, 280) and Todd Stoel (6-1, 250). Haberman is a two-time letterwinner and Wnenk lettered as a freshman last season. “We expect those guys to come in and solidify the offensive line,” McMartin said. “We’re also very excited about our freshmen offensive linemen. I think we have a really special class coming in.”

Defensive line McMartin is enthused about the return of senior Nick Mulder (6-6, 240), a second-team all-conference pick at defen- sive tackle. He made 15 solo tackles with 12 assists and recorded a team-high 6.5 sacks along with seven tackles for loss. “He’s big and he’s athletic,” McMartin said. “He’s exactly what we look for in a defensive lineman. He makes plays.” Junior J.J. Owens (6-1, 245) is also a returning starter and is probably slotted for nose guard after making eight solo tackles with nine assists last year.

54 Football “We’re looking for big things from J.J.,” McMartin said. “He needs to be a guy who is creating problems for the other team’s offense play after play.” Getting an early look at the other line spot will be senior Chris Willis (6-2, 250), who lettered in his first season at Central last year and notched 11 tackles, including three for loss. “Chris moved from linebacker and is very athletic,” McMartin said. “He can play nose guard or tackle, which is a real luxury. He’s a very tenacious player who loves the game.” Junior Garrett Hill (6-3, 235) also lettered in his first season. “Garrett was a great addition to the program,” McMartin said. “I like what he’s doing out there. He’s a big, strong guy who can make a lot of plays for us.” Junior David Cain (5-9, 230), sophomore Stephen Cain (5-6, 170) and sophomore Kyle Erickson (6-6, 220) give the Dutch some additional depth.

Linebacker Two-time first-team all-conference pick Andrew Lehn, a 5-11, 235-pound senior, heads a productive linebacking corps. Lehn, the Lankelma Award winner the past two seasons as the team’s top underclassman, again topped the Central tackle charts last year with 45 unasssisted stops and 58 assists. He made 6.5 tackles for loss with 2.5 sacks, a pair of intercep- tions and a fumble recovery. “Andrew has led our team in tackles the last two years and is poised to have a great senior year,” McMartin said. “He makes plays, pure and simple. He gets off blocks well, he’s athletic and he’s got size.” Another returning starter is senior Greg Altmaier (6-1, 200). He made 19 solo tackles with 28 assists, seven tackles for loss and four sacks. “Greg’s good at putting pressure on the quarterback and is a good run-stopper for us, too,” McMartin said. Junior Ryan Thompson (6-1, 200) shared last year’s Claussen Award as the team’s most improved player, making 18 solo tackles with 17 assists and recovered two fumbles, including a game-saver in an overtime win at Luther. “Ryan played quite a bit as a sophomore and will compete for a lot of playing time,” McMartin said. Also in that category are senior Scott Paja (6-0, 200), and juniors Justin Ver Steeg (6-2, 210), Ramy Mosbah (6-1, 215) and Jeremy Swafford (5-10, 185). “Scott (Paja) has been bit by the injury bug, but he’s going to help us,” McMartin said. “He’s been great on special teams. He’s a great leader and a super person.” Forcing their way into the picture are sophomores Zach Van Arkel (6-1, 185) Caleb Bonjour (6-1, 230) and Kyle Cheney (6-3, 215). “They’ve gotten a lot bigger this off-season,” McMartin said. “We’ve got to find a place for those guys.”

Stinger Two-year team co-captain Dustyn Baethke, a 6-2, 205-pound senior and a second-team all-conference pick, possesses all the ingredients needed to excel at Central’s stinger position, a hybrid defensive end/linebacker/strong safety. He made 32 solo tackles with 24 assists, had a team-high six pass breakups, two interceptions, three tackles for loss and a sack. His former Williamsburg High School teammate Trenton Blythe, a 6-4, 210-pound senior, is also a returning starter. Blythe made 16 solo tackles with 11 assists, six tackles for loss and three sacks. Senior Aaron Rasmussen (6-0, 200) saw significant playing time as well with 11 solo tackles and 20 assists along with 4.5 tackles for loss. Aaron is also a force on special teams. “They’ve all played a lot and been an integral part of the success we’ve had on defense,” McMartin said. “They’re all great pass defenders and they do a great job on blitzes. When we have good stinger play, it makes our defense special and that’s what we’ve got from these guys the past two years.” McMartin needs to identify backup help and thinks he’ll get it from a talented group of underclassmen including juniors Jordan Jaspering (5-8, 160) and Curtis Johnson (6-0, 170). “They’ve both gotten bigger and better,” he said. “They’ve helped us on special teams and will be important players for us this year.” McMartin also is encouraged by the promise shown by sophomores Colton Steeve (6-1, 165), Chris Chitwood (6-0, 180) and Derek Roorda (5-11, 190).

Defensive back The Dutch have another playmaker in the secondary in two-time co-captain Brett Doud, a 6-0, 180-pound senior. A first-team all-conference honoree as a sophomore as both a cornerback and kick returner, Doud’s junior season was slowed by illness but he still garnered second-team recognition at cornerback. He made a team-high four interceptions and ranks fourth on Central’s career charts with 12. Doud also made 17 solo tackles with seven assists and two pass breakups while averaging 9.0 yards on 18 punt returns and 27.5 yards on six kick returns.

Football 55 “Brett’s a special athlete,” McMartin said. “He’s a big-time kick returner and punt returner and does a great job at cor- nerback. He had some sickness that hurt him last year but we need him out there.” Also returning as a starting cornerback is senior Guy Dierikx (5-11, 170). A five-time all-America honoree in track and field, Dierikx came on strong last season, finishing with 29 solo tackles, 21 assists, two tackles for loss, an interception and five pass breakups. “Guy came up big in a lot of games and a lot of key situations,” McMartin said. “Some teams would go away from passing at Brett Doud and try to go after Guy. But he’s such a great competitor and has such great speed, there wasn’t much for them to go after.” The Dutch must find a starter at free safety. One candidate is senior Marc Badeaux (6-4, 190), who made five solo tackles and nine assists along with three interceptions and a fumble recovery. McMartin wants him to see more regular duty this year. “We’ve got to find a place for him,” he said. “He’s a good hitter and a good player.” McMartin said senior Austen Schueler and junior Adam Squires are free safety candidates as well, after earning their first varsity letters last season. Junior Chad Eisenman (6-1, 175), who shared the Claussen Award as the team’s most improved player, filled in when Doud was sidelined. “He really made nice strides,” McMartin said. “He filled in for Brett and made a lot of big plays.” Sophomore Cody Baethke (6-0, 160) showed great promise as a freshman, making six solo tackles and four assists after working his way onto the field later in the year. Sophomores Marcus Sojka (6-0, 165), Kevin Good (5-10, 160), Brock Seeman (6-0, 160), Jacob Jordan (5-10, 160) and Brad Soma (6-1, 175) round out the secondary returnees.

Special teams Few squads rely as heavily on special teams play as Central. That will continue but there are holes to fill. “We have some work to do to find a good kicker and punter,” McMartin said. “But we also need to understand that the 10 other guys on the field need to do the absolute best they can do to help make up for that.” Squires and sophomore Blake Warrick are among the hopefuls at punter while Kip Morsch (6-3, 185), Warrick, Paja and David Cain (5-9, 230) are battling for placekicking duties. McMartin isn’t ruling out tapping a talented freshman group. “I expect guys will develop,” McMartin said. “The big thing is we have to stress coverage.” But the Dutch are not without special teams experience. “Flip the coin to punt returns and kick returns,” McMartin said. “We’ve got a lot of those guys back. We can be very dangerous there.” Doud has been a standout returning punts and kicks. He could get help from Huisman, Cody Baethke and Johnson.

The freshmen Evaluating a recruiting class before the players arrive on campus is often time misspent, but McMartin is as enthused as he’s been in his time at Central about this year’s newcomers. Even with the number of veterans back for the Dutch, McMartin said some freshmen could contribute this fall. “We’ve got a lot of good, young guys coming in,” he said. “They’ve got a lot of ability and did a nice job in their high school careers by being good players and good people. They’ve been good students as well. The things we look for in Central College recruits are there. We’ve got some real good potential.”

The schedule After a talented St. Thomas (Minn.) club pays its first visit to Pella Sept. 1, Central plays its first night game since 1985 when the Dutch journey to Holland, Mich. to face Hope (Mich.). Then the Iowa Conference gauntlet begins. McMartin is reluctant to pick a favorite, given the league’s surging talent level and balance. But many will tab Wartburg, which had a stel- lar defense last year and returns nearly the entire unit. Coe boasts several offensive weapons and is among the contenders as well. McMartin makes no guarantees other than promising the Dutch will be well-prepared. The work in the off-season often makes the difference in-season and Anderson’s strength and conditioning efforts focus on more than weightlifting. “We have gotten faster,” McMartin said. “We’re seeing some great improvements in speed, which is important at Central. We’ve never been an overly big team and we value guys who can run.” Meanwhile, McMartin won’t get caught up in thinking about expectations. “We’ve really stressed just getting better each week and we’ve done that,” he said. “It will be fun to see how well we can play.”

56 Football Central College championship history

NCAA Division lll national team championships (11) 1974 - Football 1993 - Women’s basketball, Softball 1981 - Women’s cross country 1998 - Volleyball 1982 - Women’s track and field 1999 - Volleyball 1988 - Softball 2000 - Volleyball 1991 - Softball 2003 - Softball NCAA Division lll national individual championships (25) 1982 1997 Lisa Broek, Nancy Cisar, Paula Casey, Marcie Thurn Zech Schiebout Women’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 100 meter relay Men’s outdoor track and field, discus Marcie Thurn 2000 Women’s outdoor track and field, long jump Nate Koerselman, Adam Hartford, Tommy Tavegia, Chris 1983 McCullough Lisa Broek, Nancy Cisar, Marti Haan, Marcie Thurn Men’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 400 meter relay Women’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 100 meter relay 2001 1984 Katie Brees Nancy Cisar Women’s indoor track and field, long jump Women’s outdoor track and field, 200 meter dash, 400 Chris McCullough, Adam Hartford, Tony Brownlee, Tommy meter dash Tavegia Lori Sears Men’s outdoor track and field, 4x400 meter relay Women’s outdoor track and field, 400 meter hurdles, Peter Wagner long jump Men’s outdoor track and field, decathalon 1985 2002 Brian Goldsworthy Chris McCullough, Matt McCombs, Peter Wagner, Tony Men’s golf Brownlee 1986 Men’s outdoor track and field, 4 x 400 meter relay Lori Sears 2003 Women’s outdoor track and field, 100 meter hurdles Peter Wagner 1987 Men’s outdoor track and field, decathlon Tim Hackel 2004 Wrestling, 126 pounds Raegan Schultz 1991 Women’s outdoor track and field, heptathlon Chad Beck 2005 Wrestling, 126 pounds Cale Van Genderen Jon McGovern Men’s indoor track and field, high jump; Wrestling, 167 pounds men’s outdoor track and field, high jump 1992 2007 Jon McGovern Alicia Whisner Wrestling, 167 pounds Women’s outdoor track and field, javelin 1994 Craig Cantrall Men’s outdoor track and field, high jump

Appendix 57 NCAA Division lll players of the year (7) 1985 1998 2000 2003 Brian Goldsworthy Abbie Brown Donell Hotze Libby Hysell Men’s golf Volleyball Softball Softball 1995 1999 Candace Wilson Emilie Hanson Abbie Brown Volleyball Women’s basketball Volleyball Honda Division III Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year 2003 Libby Hysell NCAA postgraduate scholarship winners (20) 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Rick Sanger, football 1973 - Dana Snoap, men’s basketball 2001 - Roger Dortch, men’s golf 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball 2002 - Tony Brownlee, men’s track and field 1982 - Cam Ratering, women’s cross country, track Jon Hietbrink, men’s golf 1983 - Lisa Broek, women’s track 2004 - Raegan Schultz, women’s track and field 1986 - Scott Lindell, football 2005 - Jamie Stark, volleyball 1988 - Rick Perry, football 2006 - Nick Cochrane, men’s tennis 1989 - Chris Hoffman, wrestling Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football 2007 - Ben Bollard, men’s track and field 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Alicia Whisner, women’s track and field NCAA Iowa Woman of the Year (5) NCAA Top Eight Award 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball

2001 - Candace Wilson, volleyball 2002 - Angie Nielsen, volleyball NCAA Silver Anniversary Award 2004 - Raegan Schultz, women’s track and field, 1998 - Harry Smith, football volleyball *2006 - Katie Pederson, volleyball, women’s track and field College Football Hall of Fame inductees *Starting in 2006, honorees were selected by conference South Bend, Ind. rather than state 1996 - Vern Den Herder, defensive end, 1967-70 2000 - Ron Schipper, coach, 1961-96

NCAA Division III national statistical championships (22) Individual (9) Team (13) Baseball Football 1994 - Most doubles, 18, Chris Johnson 1988 - Highest scoring offense, 37.6 points per game 2005 - Hit by pitch, 0.56 per game, Shea Stamp 2002 - Net punting, 31.3 yards per punt 2006 - Turnover margin, plus 1.9 per game Women’s basketball Fewest fumbles lost, 2 1993-94 - Highest scoring average, 29.6, Emilie Hanson 1994-95 - Highest scoring average, 27.8, Emilie Hanson Softball 1987 - Lowest ERA, 0.72, Central Football 1989 - Lowest ERA, 0.53, Central 1977 - Most yards rushing, 147.7 per game, Don Taylor 1991 - Lowest ERA, 0.79, Central 1988 - Highest passing efficiency rating, 152.5, Steve Flynn Most stolen bases, 141, Central 1992 - Most stolen bases, 120, Central Softball 1993 - Highest winning percentage, .950 (38-2), Central 1991 - Most victories, 26, Jamie Mahnke 2003 - Lowest ERA, 0.72 1993 - Lowest ERA, 0.25, Missey Allen 1996 - Lowest ERA, 0.66, Kara Stanley Volleyball 1997 - Highest hitting percentage, .328, Central 1999 - Highest winning percentage, 1.000 (41-0), Central

58 Appendix Top 10 national team finishes (64)

1974 1987 1994 Football, first Wrestling, eighth Softball, third Softball, fourth Men’s track, seventh 1979 Men’s golf, sixth Women’s cross country, fourth Women’s golf, third 1995 Football, final four Men’s golf, sixth 1980 Softball, third Women’s cross country, sixth 1988 Women’s golf, third 1996 1981 Softball, first Men’s golf, 10th Women’s track and field, fourth Football, second Women’s cross country, first 1997 Men’s golf, ninth 1989 Softball, tie, fifth Wrestling, fifth Men’s golf, seventh 1982 Women’s golf, second Volleyball, third Women’s track and field, first Softball, fourth Men’s golf, 10th Football, final eight 1998 Volleyball, first 1983 1990 Women’s golf, third Wrestling, seventh 1999 Men’s golf, sixth Softball, third Volleyball, first Football, final four Women’s golf, sixth Women’s track and field, fourth Football, final four 2000 Men’s track and field, third 1984 1991 Volleyball, first Women’s track and field, second Wrestling, fourth Football, final eight Men’s golf, sixth Softball, first Football, second Women’s golf, fourth 2001 Men’s track and field, sixth Softball, second 1985 1992 Wrestling, second Wrestling, sixth 2002 Men’s golf, fifth Football, final eight Men’s track and field, seventh Men’s golf, ninth 1986 1993 Wrestling, eighth Women’s basketball, first 2003 Women’s golf, second Women’s golf, fifth Softball, first Softball, second Softball, first Football, final eight 2004 Men’s golf, tie, ninth

Iowa Conference titles (140) 1930 - Basketball 1969 - Men’s golf (tie with William Penn) 1931 - BasketbalI 1970 - Men’s tennis (tie with Luther) 1932 - Basketball 1971 - Men’s basketball (tie with Wartburg, William Penn) 1936 - Basketball 1974 - Football 1939 - Football (tie with Upper lowa) 1975 - Baseball 1945 - Football 1976 - Men’s golf 1946 - Football (tie with Upper Iowa) 1977 - Men’s basketball 1947 - Baseball Football 1948 - Baseball Men’s golf 1956 - Football Men’s tennis 1958 - Basketball (tie with Upper Iowa) 1978 - Men’s basketball 1964 - Football (tie with Upper Iowa) Football (tie with Buena Vista, Dubuque, Luther) 1965 - Football 1979 - Men’s basketball 1966 - Football Men’s tennis 1967 - Football Men’s track and field

Appendix 59 1980 - Men’s basketball 1992 - Wrestling Men’s tennis Men’s basketball (tie with Simpson) 1981 - Men’s golf Men’s track and field Men’s tennis Men’s golf Football Football 1982 - Men’s golf 1993 - Women’s basketball Men’s tennis Men’s track and field Women’s golf Men’s golf Women’s cross country Softball 1983 - Women’s basketball (tie with William Penn) Volleyball Men’s golf 1994 - Men’s basketball Men’s tennis Women’s basketball Women’s track and field Men’s track and field 1984 - Wrestling Men’s golf Men’s tennis Football Men’s golf 1995 - Men’s basketball (tie with Simpson) Women’s track and field Women’s basketball (tie with Buena Vista, Luther) Women’s golf 1996 - Softball (tie with Buena Vista) Volleyball (tie with William Penn) Men’s golf 1985 - Wrestling Men’s tennis Men’s basketball Volleyball Women’s basketball (tie with Buena Vista, Simpson, 1997 - Men’s track and field William Penn) Volleyball Men’s golf 1998 - Women’s basketball (tie with Luther, Simpson) Men’s tennis Men’s track and field Women’s track and field Men’s golf Football Football 1986 - Women’s cross courntry Volleyball Women’s golf 1999 - Men’s golf Men’s golf Volleyball Men’s tennis 2000 - Softball (tie with Coe,Simpson) Softball Men’s tennis Women’s track and field Men’s track and field Women’s golf Football Volleyball Volleyball Football 2001 - Men’s golf 1987 - Men’s golf Men’s track and field Men’s tennis Football Women’s track and field Volleyball Women’s golf 2002 - Men’s golf Football Softball 1988 - Men’s golf Football (tie with Coe, Wartburg) Volleyball Volleyball (tie with Wartburg) Women’s golf 2003 - Men’s golf 1989 - Wrestling Softball Men’s golf Volleyball Football 2004 - Men’s track and field Women’s golf Softball 1990 - Softball Volleyball Men’s golf 2005 - Football (tie with Coe) Women’s golf Volleyball Football 2006 - Baseball (tie with Simpson) 1991 - Men’s basketball (tie with Wartburg) Football Men’s golf Volleyball (tie with Simpson) Men’s track and field 2007 - Men’s golf Softball

60 Appendix Iowa Conference all-sports titles (23) Men (14) Women (9) 1977 1985 1992 1983 1990 1979 1987 1993 1984 1994 (tie) 1980 1988 1994 1985 2001 1981 1990 1995 1986 2004 1982 1991 1987 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans (46) 1979 1989 1996 Chris Adkins, football Rick Hassman, baseball Ryan Murphy, men’s tennis Brent Aufdembrink, football Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis 1997 1983 1990 Ryan Murphy, men’s tennis Denise Boll, women’s basketball Matt Melvin, men’s basketball Lisa Broek, women’s track Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis 1998 Tony Carey, men’s golf Jason Darling, baseball 1991 1984 Rich Kacmarynski, football 2000 Denise Boll, women’s basketball Angie Nielsen, volleyball 1992 1985 Nate Hart, men’s basketball 2004 Sue Poppens, women’s basketball Heather Reedy, softball Raegan Schultz, women’s track and Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Chris Hulleman, football field Todd Sutphen, baseball Jamie Stark, volleyball Scott Lindell, football 1993 Neil Gray, football Blake Jessen, basketball 2005 Heather Reedy, softball Adam Duerfeldt, baseball 1986 Mindi Remsburg, softball Jason Ford, men’s tennis Scott Lindell, football Jayna Blom, women’s track and field 2006 1987 1994 *Adam Duerfeldt, baseball Beth Van Voorhis, women’s *Emilie Hanson, women’s Nick Cochrane, men’s tennis tennis basketball Bryan George, men’s track and field Jason Sanders, football Ben Bollard, football 1988 Shannan Mattiace, women’s tennis 1995 2007 Rick Perry, football *Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Ben Bollard, men’s track and field Gregg Gustafson, football Matt Bandstra, football Dallas Bogner, men’s tennis *Academic All-American player of the year

All-America Scholars Golf Team (36) 1984 - Brian Goldsworthy 1989 - Jeff Woods 1998 - Chris Huston Nick Grossman 1985 - Brian Goldsworthy Steve Rheinschmidt Justin Schulte Kyle Matzen 1986 - Bill Spurbeck 1990 - Jeff Woods 2000 - Shannon Hoekstra 2005 - Nick Grossman Kim Doyle 1991 - Mark Smith 2001 - Courtney Brooks 2007 - Jeff Millet 1987 - Bill Spurbeck 1992 - Bill Conger* Roger Dortch Issac Rodenberg Joe Jaspers Brent Peterson Jon Hietbrink Reid Turner Brent Peterson 1993 - Bill Conger* Tim White 1988 - Joe Jaspers Chad Hoekstra 2002 - Jon Hietbrink *True-Temper Scholarship Pat Jackson 1994 - Jason Brown* Tim White winner Steve Kimball 1997 - Brad Dutler 2004 - Patrick McElyea

Appendix 61 Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Tennis Team (8) 1984 - Dan Lazenby 1987 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown, Eric Ellefson 1986 - Ahi Afridi, Alan Brown 1988 - Dallas Bogner, Chuck Ray

Scholastic All-American Wrestling Team (8) 1988 - Chris Hoffman 1996 - Brent Dunlap 1989 - Chris Hoffman, Shaun Van Vark 2001 - Jeremy Hendricks 1992 - Lynn Silver, Brad Kreiner 2005 - Peter Howard

USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field team (35)

1994 2002 Lindsay Schultz 2007 Craig Cantrall Tony Brownlee Raegan Schultz Angie Berry Andy Goodman Katie Button Cale Van Genderen Rachel Boeke Nate Smith Abby Gonzales Tanner Whipple Ben Bollard Jenn Hansen Guy Dierikx 2001 Matt Jens 2006 Cody Huisman Tony Brownlee Matt McCombs Alex Costigan Kari Hutchinson Katie Button Lindsay Schultz Chelsey Keller Chelsey Keller Jenn Hansen Raegan Schultz Alicia Whisner Alex Miller Lucas Nims Ben Bollard Alicia Whisner 2003 Bryan George Adam Wolf Jenn Hansen American Volleyball Coaches Association Academic Team Honor Roll selections 1997 2001 2003 2005 2000 2002 2004 2006

All-Americans (307 times)

1960 - John Carle, men’s basketball 1981 - Stacy Bandy, wrestling 1966 - Dennis Descoteau, football Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field 1967 - Doug Van Boven, football Laurie Haddy, women’s outdoor track and field Carla Huddle, women’s outdoor track and field 1969 - Vern Den Herder, football Kim Lehman, women’s outdoor track and field Goldie Nicholson, women’s outdoor track and field 1970 - Vern Den Herder, football Robin Rasmussen, women’s outdoor track and field, John Edwards, football women’s cross country Cam Ratering, women’s outdoor track and field, 1973 - Gerald Piester, men’s outdoor track and field women’s cross country Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field 1974 - Terry Youngblood, men’s outdoor track and field Lori Nolte, women’s cross country Al Dorenkamp, football Jan Sedlacek, women’s cross country Jackie Schwers, women’s cross country 1977 - Don Taylor, football Brad Depke, men’s outdoor track and field

1978 - Jason Locke, men’s outdoor track and field 1982 - Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Don Keller, men’s outdoor track and field Paula Casey, women’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Laurie Haddy, women’s outdoor track and field Cam Ratering, women’s cross country Cam Ratering, women’s outdoor track and field Jackie Schwers, women’s outdoor track and field 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field Cam Ratering, women’s cross country Rose Van Egmond, women’s outdoor track and field

62 Appendix Kean Richard, men’s outdoor track and field Chad Beck, wrestling Scot Dierks, wrestling 1983 - Stacy Bandy, wrestling Brenda Vigness, softball Lisa Broek, women’s outdoor track and field Jim Bruxvoort, men’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Kris Reis, football Marti Haan, women’s outdoor track and field Marcie Thurn, women’s outdoor track and field 1990 - Steve Weers, wrestling Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Jon McGovern, wrestling Mike Shanahan, men’s outdoor track and field Joe Stutting, wrestling Jim Bruxvoort, men’s outdoor track and field 1984 - Murray Anderson, wrestling David Ellingson, men’s indoor track and field Bryant Hancock, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Dale Lawrence, wrestling Jeff Wallerich, men’s outdoor track and field Kelly McGovern, wrestling Jason Snyder, men’s outdoor track and field Nancy Cisar, women’s outdoor track and field Dan Wallace, men’s outdoor track and field Lori Sears, women’s outdoor track and field Julie Fortin, women’s outdoor track and field Kevin Geary, men’s outdoor track and field Joe Martin, men’s outdoor track and field 1991 - Chad Beck, wrestling Jerry Quick, men’s outdoor track and field Jon McGovern, wrestling Matt Schulte, men’s outdoor track and field Jamie Mahnke, softball Scott Foehle, football Christi Van Werden, softball Rich Thomas, football Eric Pingel, men’s outdoor track and field

1985 - Ed Ergenbright, wrestling 1992 - Jon McGovern, wrestling Dale Lawrence, wrestling Bruce Kuennen, wrestling Duane Lawrence, wrestling Joel Marsden, wrestling Scot Storjohann, wrestling Brad Kreiner, wrestling Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf Emily Grimes, softball Rich Thomas, football Julie Nelson, softball Jenny Semler, softball 1986 - Keving Azinger, wrestling Eric Pingel, men’s outdoor track and field Tim Hackel, wrestling Craig Cantrall, men’s outdoor track and field Kelly McGovern, wrestling Chris Hulleman, football Cindy Messer, softball Bill Mulder, football Lori Sears, women’t outdoor track and field Joe Jaspers, men’s golf 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball Jeff Blythe, football Bruce Kuennen, wrestling Brian Reece, wrestling 1987 - Matt Diehl, wrestling John Guenther, men’s golf Tim Hackel, wrestling Craig Cantrall, men’s outdoor track and field Paul Veak, wrestling Brian Dunlap, men’s outdoor track and field Jay McGovern, wrestling Les McCracken, men’s outdoor track and field Brad Eggers, wrestling Mike Morris, men’s outdoor track and field Laurie Sutten, softball Nate Smith, men’s outdoor track and field Kris Thompson, softball Dan Zimmerman, men’s outdoor track and field Joe Jaspers, men’s golf Emily Grimes, softball Missey Allen, softball 1988 - Jim Bruxvoort, men’s indoor track and field Jenny Semler, softball men’s outdoor track and field Jeff Helle, football Paul Lovell, men’s indoor track and field Cindy Kline, women’s golf 1994 - Dan Gabrielson, wrestling Pat Jackson, men’s golf Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Laurie Sutten, softball Craig Cantrall, men’s indoor track and field, Chris Hoffman, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Mike Stumberg, football Nate Smith, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field 1989 - Chris Hoffman, wrestling Michael Morris, men’s outdoor track and field

Appendix 63 Brian Dunlap, men’s indoor track and field, Candace Wilson, volleyball men’s outdoor track and field Dan Zimmerman, men’s indoor track and field, 1999 - Ryan Cunningham, wrestling men’s outdoor track and field Sean Clark, men’s indoor track and field, Les McCracken, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Brad Gaskill, men’s outdoor track and field Mark Kacmarynski, football Nate Koerselman, men’s outdoor track and field Rick Sanger, football Jon Lindaman, men’s indoor track and field, Jeff Helle, football men’s outdoor track and field Andy Goodman, men’s cross country Marc Vander Velden, men’s outdoor track and field Abbie Brown, volleyball 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Candace WIlson, volleyball Dan Gabrielson, wrestling Angie Nielsen, volleyball Ryan Erickson, men’s indoor track and field Brent Ferneau, men’s indoor track and field, 2000 - Katie Brees, women’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Eddie Heim, men’s indoor track and field, Donell Hotze, softball men’s outdoor track and field Annie Van Wetzinga, softball Nate Smith, men’s indoor track and field, Sean Clark, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Adam Hartford, men’s outdoor track and field Dan Zimmerman, men’s indoor track and field, Nate Koerselman, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Chris McCullough, men’s outdoor track and field Kevin Lucken, men’s golf Tommy Tavegia, men’s outdoor track and field Missey Allen, softball Marc Vander Velden, men’s outdoor track and field Lynette Mullen, softball Peter Wagner, men’s outdoor track and field Rick Sanger, football Jeff Sanger, football Matt Bandstra, football Reid Evans, football Justin Snyder, football 1996 - Brent Lawrenson, wrestling Candace Wilson, volleyball Missey Allen, softball Angie Nielsen, volleyball Lynette Mullen, softball Rob Akers, men’s golf 2001 - Annie Van Wetzinga, softball Mark Kacmarynski, football Libby Hysell, softball Katie Brees, women’s indoor track and field, 1997 - Greg Breeding, wrestling women’s outdoor track and field Darin Fisher, men’s golf Tony Brownlee, men’s indoor track and field, Zech Schiebout, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Jay Rhoten, men’s outdoor track and field Adam Hartford, men’s indoor track and field, Kara Stanley, softball men’s outdoor track and field Matt Paulsen, football Chris McCullough, men’s outdoor track and field Abbie Brown, volleyball Tommy Tavegia, men’s indoor track and field, Candace Wilson, volleyball men’s outdoor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, 1998 - Jina Bos, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Sean Clark, men’s outdoor track and field Angie Nielsen, volleyball Adam Hartford, men’s outdoor track and field Andrew Paulsen, men’s outdoor track and field, 2002 - Jeremy Hendricks, wrestling football Molly Parrott, women’s basketball, softball Nate Korselman, men’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Jay Rhoten, men’s outdoor track and field Tim White, men’s golf Jon Lindaman, men’s outdoor track and field Katie Button, women’s indoor track and field Cory Woods, men’s outdoor track and field Abby Gonzales, women’s indoor track and field, Abbie Brown, volleyball women’s outdoor track and field

64 Appendix Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Justin Koeppe, men’s outdoor track and field Reagan Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Kevin Pitz, men’s outdoor track and field Tony Brownlee, men’s indoor track and field, Cale Van Genderen, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Matt Jens, men’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdor track and field Matt McCombs, men’s indoor track and field, Ryan Johnson, football men’s outdoor track and field Vance Schuring, football Chris McCullough, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field 2006 - Zac Bailey, men’s outdoor track and field Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, Ben Bollard, men’s indoor track and field, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Teddy Clark, men’s indoor track and field 2003 - D.J. Cobler, men’s indoor track and field Alex Costigan, women’s outdoor track and field Matt McCombs, men’s indoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Peter Wagner, men’s indoor track and field, men’s men’s outdoor track and field outdoor track and field Bryan George, men’s indoor track and field Tanner Whipple, men’s indoor track and field Craig Hernandez, men’s outdoor track and field Cale Van Genderen, men’s outdoor track and field Justin Koeppe, men’s indoor track and field, Jenn Hansen, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Kevin Pitz, men’s indoor track and field, Raegan Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Libby Hysell, softball Brian Respeliers, men’s indoor track and field April Miller, softball Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field Dana Wilkerson, women’s outdoor track and field 2004 - Patrick McElyea, men’s golf Zach Zellweger, men’s indoor track and field Lindsay Schultz, women’s outdoor track and field Raegan Schultz, women’s indoor track and field 2007 - Ben Bollard, men’s outdoor track and field women’s outdoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s indoor track and field, Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Cale Van Genderen, men’s indoor track and field, Craig Hernandez, men’s outdoor track and field men’s outdoor track and field Alex Miller, men’s outdoor track and field Tanner Whipple, men’s outdoor track and field Nick Reed, football Beth Cunningham, women’s cross country Taylor Vanden Wynboom, football Brant VerMeer, football 2005 - D.J. Cobler, men’s outdoor track and field Alicia Whisner, women’s outdoor track and field Guy Dierikx, men’s outdoor track and field Joel Winters, men’s golf Iowa Conference MVPs (85) 1969 - Don Ver Meer, men’s golf 1980 - Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball

1970 - Vern Den Herder, football 1981 - Bruce Wendt, football Bob Parrott, men’s tennis Mark Muysken’s, men’s cross country Kevin Luttrell, men’s tennis 1973 - Steve Paris, wrestling Ron Peterson, men’s golf

1974 - Al Dorenkamp, football 1982 - Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Terry Youngblood, men’s track Ron Peterson, men’s golf

1977 - Don Taylor, football 1983 - Karen Collentine, volleyball Pam Coon, women’s tennis 1978 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Pat Espinosa, men’s tennis 1984 - Kim Doyle, women’s golf 1979 - Jerry Fitzsimmons, men’s cross country, Karen Collentine, volleyball men’s track Augie Lugo, men’s tennis Jeff Verhoef, men’s basketball Nancy Cisar, women’s track and field

Appendix 65 1985 - Rich Thomas, football Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Cindy Kline, women’s golf Todd Isley, men’s golf Ingrid Elvebak, women’s cross country Steve Muller, men’s basketball 1995 - Emilie Hanson, women’s basketball Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis Brian Goldsworthy, men’s golf 1996 - Maggie Brown, volleyball

1986 - Ingrid Elvebak, women’s cross country 1997 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track and field Jo Beth Castleberry, volleyball Abbie Brown, volleyball Cindy Kline, women’s golf Kelly McGovern, wrestling 1998 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track and field Jeff Schneekloth, men’s tennis Abbie Brown, volleyball

1987 - Cindy Kline, women’s golf 1999 - Wade Van Vark, baseball Bill Spurbeck, men’s golf Abbie Brown, volleyball Laurie Sutten, softball 2000 - Chris McCullough, men’s track and field 1988 - Mike Stumberg, football Jeff Sanger, football Lori Ellwood, women’s basketball Candace Wilson, volleyball Joe Jaspers, men’s golf 2001 - Roger Dortch, men’s golf 1990 - Ron Saak, football Angie Nielsen, volleyball Shari King, women’s golf Pat Jackson, men’s golf 2002 - Peter Wagner, men’s track and field Tim White, men’s golf 1991 - Rich Kacmarynski, football Christi Van Werden, softball 2003 - Peter Wagner, men’s track and field Libby Hysell, softball 1992 - Jana Daberkow, women’s golf Chad Hoekstra, men’s golf 2004 - Corrie Schmidt, softball Emily Grimes, softball Tanner Whipple, men’s track and field Jamie Stark, volleyball 1993 - Tracy Wilson, women’s basketball Chad Hoekstra, men’s golf 2005 - Katie Pederson, volleyball Emily Grimes, softball Vance Schuring, football

1994 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 2006 - Adam Duerfeldt, baseball Andy Goodman, men’s track and field, Vance Schuring, football men’s cross country Nate Smith, men’s track and field 2007 - Andy Petersen, men’s golf

Successful Farming All-American Farm Team (11) 1995 - Mark Kacmarynski, football 1998 - Jay Rhoten, men’s track 1996 - Stacy Sonneek, softball Andrew Paulsen, football Mark Kamarynski, football 1999 - Jina Bos, women’s track 1997 - Stacy Sonnek, softball Jeff Sanger, football Jay Rhoten, men’s track 2000 - Jeff Sanger, football Matt Paulsen, football Team discontinued after 2000.

66 Appendix IFC