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(Click Refresh upon opening this file for the most current data) Victory Bowl Archives History of Victory Bowl 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 History of Victory Bowl ** Hosted on their Campus YEAR TEAM SCORE COACH SITE 1997 Olivet Nazarene University 56 Mike Conway Hall of Fame Stadium in MidAmerica Nazarene University 42 Mike Redwine Canton, OH 1998 Geneva College 27 Geno DeMarco Hall of Fame Terry Price Stadium in Maranatha Baptist Bible College 6 Canton, OH 1999 Geneva College 31 Geno DeMarco Hall of Fame Mike Redwine Stadium in MidAmerica Nazarene University 26 Canton, OH 2000 Northwestern College 35 Jimmy Miller Hall of Fame Stadium in Greenville College 27 Rob Harley Canton, OH 2001 **Gardner-Webb University 54 Steve Patton Earnest W. Spangler Stadium Trinity International University 14 Andy Lambert in Boiling Springs, NC 2002 Geneva College 19 Geno DeMarco Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN **Northwestern College 9 Kirk Talley 2003 **Geneva College 37 Geno DeMarco Reeves Stadium in Beaver Falls, North Greenville College 14 Brian Smith PA 2004 Olivet Nazarene University 24 Gary Newsome Reynolds Field in St. Paul, MN **Northwestern College 14 Kirk Talley 2005 **Olivet Nazarene University 29 Gary Newsome Ward Field in Bourbonnais, IL Northwestern College (MN) 13 Kirk Talley 2006 **North Greenville University 56 Mike Taylor Younts Stadium in Tigerville, SC Malone College 28 Mike Gardner 2007 Geneva College 17 Geno DeMarco Reeves Stadium in Beaver Falls, Malone College 45 Mike Gardner PA 2008 Northwestern College 49 Kirk Talley H.H.H.Metrodome in Minneapolis, Malone University 44 Mike Gardner MN 2009 **Greenville College 28 Eric Hehman Greenville College stadium Geneva College 29 Geno DeMarco 2010 Campbellsville University 16 Perry Thomas N. Greenville Jamey Chadwell Stadium **North Greenville University 42 2011 **Campbellsville University 21 Perry Thomas Campbellsville University Greenville College 7 Ordell Walker Stadium, Campbellsville, KY 2012 **Greenville College 28 Ordell Walker Greenville College Stadium Northwestern College 27 Kirk Talley 2013 Azusa Pacific University 67 Victor Santa Cruz Shorter University Stadium, Greenville College 0 Robbie Rome, GA Schomaker 2014 North Greenville University 42 Jeff Farrington Shorter University Stadium, **Shorter University 16 Phil Jones Rome, GA 2015 Southwestern Assemblies of God 10 Frank Tristan Southwestern University Assemblies of 7 Kirk Talley God University, University of Northwestern Waxahachie, TX 2015 Victory Bowl Date: November 21, 2015 Location: Southwestern Assemblies of God University, Waxahachie, TX Southwestern Assemblies of God University 10 University of Northwestern 7 2015 Awards ALL-NCCAA TEAMS OFFENSE 1ST TEAM OFFENSE Tyrus Alcorn Campbellsville University Blake Cordell Campbellsville University Jarrod Harrington Campbellsville University Jacob Russell Campbellsville University Mike Lugo Chowan University Derek Baldeschwiler McMurry University Ashton Heard North Greenville University Charles Duckworth Point University Brandon Robertson Point University Chris Beno Shorter University BJ McCoy Shorter University Chadd Dearen Southwestern Assemblies of God University Dillon Turk Trinity International University TJ Palme University of Northwestern 2ND TEAM OFFENSE Jed Halla Bluefield College Marion Harris Bluefield College Tyree Lee Chowan University Andres Flores Greenville College Zach Gusler Kentucky Christian University Charles Agugua McMurry University Desmond Guy McMurry University Marcel Newson Mississippi College Tyler Poe Mississippi College Nelson Hughes North Greenville University Michael Thomas North Greenville University Brandon Garrett Oklahoma Baptist University Charles Fortis Point University Caleb Shelly Southwestern Assemblies of God University Thomas Dingui Trinity Bible College Caleb Couwenhoven University of Northwestern HONORABLE MENTION Michael Hinkley Bluefield College Mason Maples Bluefield College Dakota Hines Kentucky Christian University Clayton Morrison Maranatha Baptist University Brendon Brinkmann McMurry University Chris Ingram Mississippi College Jamaal White Mississippi College Rick Delos Santos North Greenville University Mason Sanders North Greenville University Ricky Bickham Southwestern Assemblies of God University Tanner Twigg Trinity Bible College Alex Wattley Trinity Bible College OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jacob Russell Campbellsville University DEFENSE 1ST TEAM DEFENSE Isaiah Swopes Belhaven University Dekwain Tarrance Campbellsville University Roderick Lindsey Chowan University Robert Deering Greenville College Joey Silva Greenville College Aaron Cooper Kentucky Christian University Ryan Williams McMurry University Jared Moyston Point University David Strickland Point University Trevaris Horton Shorter University Jordan Shaw Shorter University D'Vonn Brown Southwestern Assemblies of God University Riley Schussler Trinity International University 2ND TEAM DEFENSE Harry Casseus Bluefield College Tracey Parker Bluefield College Carlton Toussaint Bluefield College Percy Minor Campbellsville University Nicholas Morrow Greenville College Ben Schultz Maranatha Baptist University Chase Franklin McMurry University Matthew Turcotte Mississippi College Dikembe Billingslea Point University John Thompson Point University Matt Lighter Southwestern Assemblies of God University Shakeem Taylor Southwestern Assemblies of God University Luke Sommerlot University of Northwestern HONORABLE MENTION Steven Joiner Belhaven University Isaac Nelson Belhaven University Stephon Tanga Campbellsville University Nick Hahula Chowan University Anthony Joffrion Chowan University Demetrius Newberry Chowan University Luke Eisnaugle Kentucky Christian University J.R. Arroyo McMurry University Marlon Jackson McMurry University Chris Manning Mississippi College Carl Rainey Jr. Mississippi College Taylor Anderson North Greenville University Bobby Foos North Greenville University Tony Godbolt North Greenville University Sam Housto North Greenville University Zach Bishop Oklahoma Baptist University Jailen Garrett Oklahoma Baptist University Kimes Gilbert Oklahoma Baptist University Cooper Koons Oklahoma Baptist University D'Ante Meeking Oklahoma Baptist University Brynden Pitzer Oklahoma Baptist University Zach Butts Shorter University Jeremiah Maat Southwestern Assemblies of God University Clint Stout Trinity Bible College Jarell Carter Trinity International University Sione Ma’U Trinity International University Mauricio Portillo Trinity International University Loronza Smith Warner University PLAYER OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE D'Vonn Brown Southwestern Assemblies of God Universit 2014 Victory Bowl Date: November 22, 2014 Location: Shorter University, Rome GA North Greenville University 42 Shorter University 16 2014 Awards: OFFENSE All-NCCAA 1ST TEAM QB Nelson Hughes Jr. North Greenville University RB Sam Bennett Jr. Bluefield College RB Nathan Callaway Fr. Greenville College WR Robbie Brown So. North Greenville University WR Trevon Chatman Sr. Campbellsville University WR Jeret Smith Sr. McMurry University OL Derek Baldeschweiler Jr. McMurry University OL Chris Beno Jr. Shorter University OL Jedidiah Halla r-So. Bluefield College OL Hunter Rone Sr. Greenville College OL Ben Evans Jr. University of Northwestern KR Brandon Robertson Fr. Point University 2ND TEAM QB Jacob Russell Jr. Campbellsville University RB Chris Elliott Jr. Trinity International University RB Chris Ingram Jr. Mississippi College WR Cory Windle So. Trinity International University WR Demytreus Gipson Sr. Campbellsville University WR Lin Windham r-So. Trinity Bible College OL Peter Akorikin Sr. Southwestern Assemblies of God University OL Thomas Dingui Jr. Trinity Bible College OL Jamaal White Jr. Mississippi College OL Dominique Wilson Jr. Point University OL Ben Peterson Sr. Shorter University KR Stanley Peterson Sr. Kentucky Christian University HONORABLE MENTION Steven Anderson (Jr./QB/Trinity International); Eric Dodson (Sr./QB/Shorter); Jordan Delay (Sr./WR/Maranatha Baptist); Joe Schoepf (Sr./OL/Greenville); Desmond Guy (Sr./KR/McMurry) DEFENSE All-NCCAA 1ST TEAM DL Trevaris Horton So. Shorter University DL Dekwain Tarrance Jr. Campbellsville University DL Matt Lighter Fr. Southwestern Assemblies of God University LB Taylor Anderson Jr. North Greenville University LB Daniel DeLeon Sr. Campbellsville University LB Jevaris Jones So. Shorter University LB Loronza Smith So. Warner University DB Tony Godbolt So. North Greenville University DB Emmett Keyes Fr. Kentucky Christian University DB Jordan Shaw Jr. Shorter University DB Carlton Toussaint Fr. Bluefield College P/K David Strickland Jr. Point University 2ND TEAM DL Kenmaree Alcorn r-Fr. Chowan University DL Calvin Middlebrooks Jr. McMurry University DL Jerome Green Jr. Trinity Bible College LB Harry Casseus r-So. Bluefield College LB Ethan Kennon Sr. Maranatha Baptist University LB Quan Weeks So. North Greenville University LB Riley Schussler So. Trinity International University DB Luke Sommerlot Jr. University of Northwestern DB Cole White Sr. Trinity Bible College DB Reggie Bennett So. Mississippi College DB Ryan Williams Jr. McMurry University P/K Justin Gravely Sr. North Greenville HONORABLE MENTION Dikembe Billingslea (Fr./DL/Point); Denzel Cameron (Jr./DL/Kentucky Christian); Ethan Eastwood (So./LB/SAGU); Timothy Matzke (Jr./LB/Maranatha Baptist); John Melton (Sr./LB/Trinity International); Ethan Ming (Sr./LB/Trinity International); Nick Morrow (So./LB/Greenville);
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