KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363VOLUME XIX, NO. 43 JULY 4, 2019

2019 Javelina Hall of Fame Inductees Announced

Oktay Basci

Ted Carley

2002JavelinaSoftballTeam

Two individuals and a teamhave been selected to be inductedinto the Javelina Hall of Fame Sept.20 in the Texas A&M-KingsvilleMemorial Student Union Building.

The individuals being inductedare Oktay Basci, a quarterback forthe Javelinas in 1994-97, and TedCarley, head men’s basketball coachfrom 1954-55 through the 1966-67season and an assistant footballcoach in 1954-61.

The 2002 Lone StarConference champion softballteam will be inducted.

Basci, from Kingsville (King),was a four-year letterman for theJavelinas. The team had a 40-9record during his time with the club.

The Javelinas won Lone Star

Conference titles in each of hisfour seasons on the roster.

The 1994 team reached theNCAA Division II nationalchampionship game. The 1995 squadwent to the NCAA Division II nationalsemifinals. The 1996 and 1997 teamsreached the first round of the NCAADivision II playoffs.

Basci was captain of the 1997team and was an All-LSC honoree.

He is the son of Gulen Basciof Kingsville and the late FahirBasci, who was a member of theJavelina faculty.

A brother, Tansel, also playedfootball for the Javelinas.

Carley recruited Hank Allenfor the Javelinas in 1959-60 and hebecame one of the first black

athletes to compete in the LSC.He also coached All-

Americans Don McDonald, wholater became head men’sbasketball coach for the Javelinas,and Phil Shirk, two-time NAIA All-America first team member.

Carley was a member of thefootball coaching staff in 1959 whenthe team won the first nationalchampionship and was on the 1960staff when the team took the GreatSouthwest Bowl title.

He joined Gil Steinke’s staffwhen Steinke became the headcoach in 1954.

The 2002 softball team wonthe first conference title for theJavelinas after the start of theintercollegiate sport in 1997.

The Javelinas won the titleafter out-scoring the opponents,24-0, in the LSC tournament.

They had a 46-18 record.The Javelinas reached the

NCAA Division II regionalplayoffs and finished runnerupto national champion and hostSt. Mary’s. The Javelinasdefeated three teams in theregional meet.

The Javelinas were coachedby Brady Tigert.

The first induction into theJavelina Hall of Fame came in 1972and since there have been 150individual and 14 team inductions.

The Hall has served as amodel for other Halls of Famesince its origination.

Texas A&I continues to rankamong the Texas and nationalschools with the most members ofthe Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The Javelinas have threeplayers in the Hall:

…Darrell Green, 2008…John Randle, 2010…Gene Upshaw, 1988The Javelinas have the third

most inductees among the Texasuniversities.

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Hall Members

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Ritchie, Collins Named JavelinaDistinguished Alumni For 2019

Jackie Collins

RichardRitchie

Richard Ritchie, who becamethe most successful collegequarterback ever while competingfor Texas A&I in 1973-76, has beennamed a Javelina DistinguishedAlumni by the Javelina AlumniAssociation and will be honoredHomecoming Week on campus.

The other recipients of thehonor this year are Javelinaathletic booster Jackie Collins andretired U.S. Air Force Colonel LisaCarrington Firmin.

Ritchie has a recordunmatched collegiately in his fourseasons with the Javelinas.

He started in the final game of1973 and before finishing hiseligibility in 1976, he quarterbackedthe Javelinas to a 39-0 record andthree national championships.

Ritchie received numeroushonors including All-America forhis play and Academic All-American for his classroom work.

He was Associated PressLittle All-America and NAIA All-America first team in 1976.

He was the NAIA player ofthe year in 1976, Lone StarConference back of the year andwas All-LSC for three seasons.

Ritchie was NAIA all-districtfirst team in 1974, 1975 and 1976and was LSC all-academic forthree seasons.

He and teammate Larry Collinswere the LSC scoring leaders in 1976

Ritchie was a team captain hissenior season.

Ritchie was a member ofAlpha Chi National Honor Society.

He is a member of the JavelinaHall of Fame, College Football Hallof Fame and Lone Star ConferenceHall of Fame.

Ritchie coached after receivinghis degree and was on the staffs atthe University of Texas, North TexasState and Texas Tech.

He has practiced law since1991 with the Richard P. Ritchielaw firm in Mineral Wells, hishometown.

Ritchie has served a 12-yearterm on the Texas A&M University-Kingsville Foundation board oftrustees and is a member of TheLegacy Society. He has establishedthe Richard Ritchie Endowment insupport of Javelina athletics.

After receiving his degree fromTexas A&I, he received a jurisdoctor degree from St. Mary’s.

Collins has been a leader inthe Javelina Club and was namedthe group’s booster of the year in2012-13.

Her contributions to theJavelina athletic department havebeen numerous.

She and her husband, Jerry,established an endowment insupport of Javelina athletics.

Collins is the caretaker of theJavelina mascot, Porky.

WAYNE (NEB.) STATE has announced it will begin competingin beach volleyball.

The school announced the addition of women’s golf earlier.Beach volleyball is one of the fastest growing sports in NCAA

history.It became an NCAA championship sport in 2015 and there are

currently 221 colleges with the sport.All compete in one division at the present but it is expected to

be divided into NCAA Division I, II and III in the near future.The American Volleyball Coaches Association does have a

national championship for Division II and Division III schools.The Javelinas won the first Division II tournament in 2018 and

was runnerup last spring.Wayne State is a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate

Conference.It becomes the second school in Nebraska with beach

volleyball, the other being the University of Nebraska.

WITH THE ADDITION of Wayne State, there will be at least16 Division II schools with beach next spring.

According to the American Volleyball Coaches Association, theDivision II programs in 2020 will be:

…California State-Los Angeles…California State-San Bernardino.…Carson-Newman (Tenn.).…Catawba (N.C.).…Colorado-Mesa.…Concordia-Irving (Calif.).…Eckerd (Fla.).…Florida Southern.…Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.).…Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.)…Spring Hill (Ala.).…Tampa (Fla.).…Tarleton State…Texas A&M-Kingsville.…Tusculum (Tenn.).…Wayne (Neb.) State.The AVCA listed six others that will add the sport in 2020 or

2021.These are:…Dallas Baptist.…Lindenwood (Mo.).…Newman (Kan.).…Nova Southeastern (Fla.).…Quincy (Ill.).…Southern New Hampshire.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Javelina signees who werenamed to “all” teams recently.

Garrett Burns of Woodsboro was on the All-South Texas trackand field team. He is a discus and shot put thrower.

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Javelina HashBy Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs

Upcoming Javelina Events

*Lone Star Conference games/matchesBold-faced dates are in Kingsville.

July 14-16 - Athletic Training Camp, Javelina Stadium, Contact RubenCantu (361) 593-2493 or ruben.cantu@tamuk.edu

Aug. 10 – Football: Players report for preseason workouts, JavelinaStadium.

Aug. 12 – Football: First preseason practice session, Javelina Stadium.Aug. 15 – Volleyball: Players report for preseason workouts, Steinke

Center.Aug. 16 – Volleyball: First preseason practice session, Steinke Center.Aug. 24 – General: Javelina Club Barbecue, Northway Coliseum,

Kingsville, 5:30 p.m.Sept. 6 – Volleyball: Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo.

vs. New Mexico Highlands, 10 a.m.vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 2 p.m.

Sept. 7 – Football: Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.(1959 national champion football team 60th reunion).

Volleyball: Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo.vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 8 a.m.vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.), 4 p.m.

Sept. 12 – Volleyball: Javelina Tournament in Kingsville.vs. St. Mary’s, noon.vs. Westminster (Utah), 6 p.m.

Sept. 13 – Volleyball: Javelina Tournament in Kingsville.vs. Augustana (S.D.), 1 p.m.vs. Edinboro (Pa.), 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 14 – Football: Sul Ross State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (HispanicHeritage Weekend).

Volleyball: Javelina Tournament in Kingsville.vs. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 10:30 a.m.

General: Javelina Invitational Cross Country Meet inKingsville, L.E. Ramey Golf Course, high school boys

and girls, middle school boys and girls.Sept. 18 – Volleyball: Arkansas-Monticello in Arkadelphia, Ark., 4 p.m.

Volleyball: Henderson (Ark.) State in Arkadelphia, Ark., 6:30 p.m.Sept. 20 – Volleyball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 6 p.m.Sept. 21 – Football: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame

and Champions Weekend). Volleyball: *Texas-Tyler in Tyler, 1 p.m.

Sept. 27 – Volleyball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Sept. 28 – Volleyball: *Dallas Baptist in Kingsville, 2 p.m.

Football: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. (MDT).Sept. 30 –Volleyball: Northwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 1 p.m.

Volleyball: Southwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 4 p.m.Oct. 1 – Volleyball: Lubbock Christian in Lubbock, 6 p.m.Oct. 3 – Volleyball: *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Oct. 5 – Football: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m.

(Family Weekend/Military Appreciation Weekend).Volleyball: *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 1 p.m.

Oct. 11 – Volleyball: *St. Edward’s in Austin, 6 p.m.Oct. 12 – Football: Western Oregon in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kingsville

Community Appreciation Day). Volleyball: *St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 1 p.m.

Oct. 18 – Volleyball: *Cameron in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Oct. 19 – Volleyball: *Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville, 2 p.m.

Football: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 7 p.m.Oct. 25 – Volleyball: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 6 p.m.Oct. 26 – Football: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Homecoming

and 1969 50th Anniversary Football Reunion). Volleyball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 1 p.m.

(Continued from Page 1)the University of Texas four andthe Javelinas and Texas Christianhave three each. No other Texasschool has more than one.

Twenty-six schools nationallyhave more inductees.

This year’s inductionceremonies are set for Aug. 3 atthe Pro Football Hall of Fame inAtlanta, Ga.

Schools With the MostMembers of the

Pro Football Hall of FameNotre Dame 13Southern California 12Ohio State 10Michigan 9Alabama 9Miami (Fla.) 8Pittsburgh 8Syracuse 8Minnesota 7Illinois 6Oregon 6Penn State 6UCLA 6Arizona State 5Nebraska 5San Francisco 5Southern Methodist 5Oklahoma 5LSU 5Florida State 4Grambling 4Jackson State 4Morgan State 4Texas 4Purdue 4Wisconsin 4Texas A&I 3Arkansas 3Duke 3Fordham 3Georgia 3Iowa 3Kansas 3Louisiana Tech 3Michigan State 3South Carolina State 3Texas Christian 3Tulsa 3Stanford 3Virginia 3

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Hall MembersKat Flores, softball player at Calallen, was on the All-South

Texas team as well as the All-District 29-5A lineup.Jacob Garza of Corpus Christi (King) was named to the All-

South Texas baseball lineup and was named the top designated hitterin District 30-5A.

THE NCAA SOFTBALL Rules Committee has proposedchanges to the pitching position.

The committee discussed the need to modify what occurs inthe way pitchers receive signs before starting their pitching motion.Many pitchers receive the information on which to throw bylooking at a signal armband.

The committee feels that pitchers were stepping onto thepitcher’s plate and starting their pitching motion without pausing,creating a distinct advantage over the batter.

If approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, thenew protocol will signify that the pitcher is in the pitching positionwhen she has her hands apart, her pivot foot in contact with thepitcher’s plate, both feet on the ground within the 24-inch length ofthe pitcher’s plate and her hips in line with first and third bases, andthe catcher is in position to receive the pitch.

While the pitcher takes the signal, her stride foot may be on orbehind the pitcher’s plate as far back as desired. Once the pitcherinitially sets the toe of her stride foot, she cannot move it toincrease the distance behind the pitcher’s plate. In addition, thepitcher must take or appear to take a signal while in the pitching andsignal-taking positions.

“With the addition of the signal armband in the game, we felt itwas important to get the pitcher to be in contact with the rubberwhile taking the signal,” the committee rules. “It was importantthat the pitchers aren’t able to get the signal standing behind therubber, then get a walk-through toward the batter.”

The committee also proposed requiring barrel compressiontesting to be conducted at a minimum prior to the start of eachtournament series, doubleheader or single midweek game during theregular-season in all three divisions by Jan. 1, 2021.

This would require schools to purchase a barrel compressiontesting machine, which costs $875.

The committee also recommended allowing conferences toexperiment with video review in regular-season conference gamesand conference tournament games.

Coaches would be allowed two video review challenges duringa game. A challenge must be initiated verbally or visually before thenext pitch, before the pitcher and all infielders are clearly at theirnormal fielding positions and left fair territory, or before the umpireshave left the field of play.

Umpires would be allowed to initiate a video review from thesixth inning until the end of the game.

Plays that could be reviewed are:…Deciding whether a batted ball called fair is fair or foul.…Deciding whether a batted ball called a ground-rule double

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2019 Javelina Indoor Volleyball ScheduleSept. 6 – Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo.

Vs. New Mexico Highlands, 10 a.m.Vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 2 p.m.

Sept. 7 – Angelo State Tournament in San Angelo.Vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 8 a.m.Vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.), 4 p.m.

Sept. 12 – Javelina Tournament in Kingsville.Vs. St. Mary’s, noon.Vs. Westminster (Utah), 6 p.m.

Sept. 13 – Javelina Tournament in Kingsville.Augustana (S.D.), 1 p.m.Edinboro (Pa.), 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 14 – Javelina Tournament in KingsvilleSouthwest Baptist (Mo.), 10:30 a.m.

Sept. 18 – Arkansas-Monticello in Arkadelphia, Ark., 4 p.m. Henderson (Ark.) State in Arkadelphia, Ark. 6:30 p.m.

Sept. 20 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 6 p.m.Sept. 21 - *Texas-Tyler in Tyler, 1 p.m.Sept. 27 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Sept. 28 - *Dallas Baptist in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Sept. 30 – Northwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 1 p.m.

Southwestern Oklahoma in Sayre, Okla., 4 p.m.Oct. 1 – Lubbock Christian in Lubbock, 6 p.m.Oct. 3 - *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Oct. 5 - *Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 1 p.m.Oct. 11 - *St. Edward’s in Austin, 6 p.m.Oct. 12 - *St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 2 p.m.Oct. 18 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Oct. 19 - *Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Oct. 25 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 6 p.m.Oct. 26 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 1 p.m.Nov. 1 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Nov. 2 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Nov. 8 - *Dallas Baptist in Dallas, 6 p.m.Nov. 9 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 2 p.m.Nov. 15 - *St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Nov. 16 - *St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Nov. 21-23 – Lone Star Conference Championships at site of No. 1

seed.Dec. 5-7 – NCAA Division II South Central Regional

Championships at site of No. 1 seed.

Kayla Weaver

Kayla Weaver, who has beenan assistant coach at Texas-ElPaso for the past year, has beennamed assistant women’sbasketball coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville.

She has worked with newJavelina head women’s coachMichael Madrid at UTEP.

Before going to UTEP,Weaver was the head coach atSan Jacinto College where herteams established program

Weaver Named Women’s AssistantBasketball Coach, Has Been at UTEP

records for wins.She was an assistant coach

under Madrid at San Jacinto from2015-17.

Weaver was at Texas-Tyler asan assistant for one season andwas an assistant at PanolaCollege.

She played basketball atPanola and was an all-conferenceand all-regional selection. Shewas also academic all-regional and

was the top academic athlete atPanola her sophomore season.

After finishing at Panola, sheplayed at Texas Woman’s and wason the 2010-11 team that won theLone Star Conferencechampionship.

She was All-LSC first teamand was on the 2011 LSC all-tournament team.

Weaver holds bachelor andmaster degrees from TWU.

…Deciding whether a batted ball called foul that could result ina ground-rule double or home run is fair or foul.

…Spectator interference.…Deciding scoring players at home plate inclusive of

collisions (illegal and/or malicious slides), obstruction by a defensiveplayer or time plays.

…Force/tag play calls. Plays involving all runners acquiringthe base before the defensive player’s attempt to put the runner outat any base.

…Hit-by-pitch calls. Those plays for which there is apossibility that a pitched ball touches a batter or her clothing, whichshall incorporate a review on whether the batter is inside or outsidethe batter’s box if it is determined upon review that a pitched ballhas touched a batter or her clothing.

…Placement of runners. An umpire’s placement of allnumbers after any blocked ball call.

…With runners on base, a no-catch can be changed to a catchonly if it results in a third out. With no runners on base, a no-catchcan be changed to a catch at any time.

The Southeastern Conference experimented with videoreviews at its conference tournament and the average time of thevideo reviews was one minute, two seconds.

LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes:…Markus Jones, football player at Angelo State, and Fatim

Affessi, track and field athlete at West Texas A&M, has been namedthe 2019 Lone Star Conference male and female athletes of the year.

The LSC sports information directors made the selections.The past honorees have been:

Year Male2019 Markus Jones, Angelo State, Sr., Football2018 Luis Perez, Texas A&M-Commerce, Sr., Football2017 Daeshon Francis, UT Permian Basin, Jr., Men’s Basketball Marshall Kasowski, West Texas A&M, Jr., Baseball2016 Marqui Christian, Midwestern State, Sr., Football2015 Steve Naemark, Angelo State, Jr., Baseball2014 Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, Sr., Football2013 Alex Carpenter, Abilene Christian, Sr., Golf2012 Nick Jones, Abilene Christian, Sr., Track and Field2011 Chase Larsson, Cameron, Jr., Baseball2010 Cyril Bouniol, Abilene Christian, Jr., Golf2009 Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, Sr., Football2008 Sam Belt, Central Oklahoma, Sr., Basketball2007 Nicodemus Naimadu, Abilene Christian, Sr., Cross Country/

Track and Field2006 Danieal Manning, Abilene Christian, Football2005 Drew Beard, Southeastern Okla., Football2004 Cole Province, Central Oklahoma, Wrestling2003 Olan Coleman, Tarleton State, Football/Track and Field2002 Steve Kelly, Tarleton State, Football2001 Roberto Garza, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Football/Track and

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Javelinas atWedding

Former Javelinafootball playersLyndon Hamilton,left, and LaneTabola, center, atthe wedding offormer Javelinacoordinator offootball control EdDodds and Eliza-beth Monroe inAransas Pass.Right is Javelinadefensive coordina-tor Haskel Buff.

Men’s Division100-meter dash

10.29 – Z’Antyler Foster-Hooks, Angelo State

10.30 – Stadian Taylor, TexasA&M-Commerce.

10.45 – Devon Sanders, TAMUC.10.54 - Ja’Micah Polk, ASU.10.58 – Tynn Lewis, West

Texas A&M.200-meter dash

10.73 – Z’Antyler Foster-Hooks, ASU.

20.76 – Rashard Clark,TAMUC.

20.78 - Quinton Sansing,WTAM.

2019 Lone Star Conference BestOutdoor Track & Field Performances

21.10 – Devon Sanders,TAMUC.

21.25 – Stadian Taylor,TAMUC.

400-meter dash46.54 – Rashard Clark,

TAMUC.46.67 - Quinton Sansing,

WTAM.47.22 - Demontravous Jones,

ASU.47.46 – Anterius Brown,

Tarleton State.47.77- Nicholas Ellisor, ASU.47.77 - D’Lance Sharp,

TAMUC.800-meter run

1:48.13 – Ayman Zahafi,TAMUK.

1:49.41 – Butare Rugenerwa,WTAM.

1:49.62 – Timon Kemboi,TAMUC.

1:50.30 – Jaylen Tryon,Lubbock Christian.

1:50.66 – Ivar Moinat, ENMU.1500-meter run

3:53.32 – Trent Phelps, DallasBaptist.

3:54.90 – Michael Simco,Tarleton State.

3:55.09 – Justin Botello, TSU.3:55.45 – James Majengi,

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2000 Roberto Garza, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Football/Track andField

1999 Eddie Robinson, Central Oklahoma, BasketballYear Female2019 Fatim Affessi, West Texas A&M, Jr., Track and Field2018 Kami Norton, Angelo State, Sr., Track and Field2017 Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M, Sr., Track and Field2016 Isabel Jimenez-Perea, Tarleton State, Sr., Golf2015 Brenna Moore, Midwestern State, Sr., Golf2014 Renee Erwin, West Texas A&M, Jr., Softball2013 Katie Hines, Texas Woman’s, Jr., Softball2012 Elsamartina Apo, Angelo State, Sr., Softball2011 Carla Cooper, Tarleton State, Sr., Golf2010 Aisha Adams, Angelo State, Sr., Track and Field2009 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, Sr., Basketball2008 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, Jr., Basketball2007 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, So., Basketball2006 Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, Fr., Basketball2005 Celeste Stevenson, West Texas A&M, Basketball2004 Michelle Hofmann, Angelo State, Softball2003 LaTasha Mosley, Angelo State, Track and Field2002 Brandi Robinson, Southeastern Okla., Basketball2001 Precious Thibodeaux, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Basketball/

Track and Field2000 Sarah Butler, West Texas A&M, Volleyball1999 Tracy Barnes, Abilene Christian, Track and Field

…The nominees for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year Awardwere announced last week and six Lone Star Conference are amongthe players.

The LSC players are Princess Davis, basketball player at TexasA&M-Commerce; Paige Dixon, volleyball player at Cameron; DeziraHampton, basketball player at Angelo State; Reagan Haynes, basketballplayer at West Texas A&M; Hannah McManus, volleyball player atTarleton State, and Jaslyn Wacker, volleyball player at Commerce.

The NCAA Woman of the Year Award was established in 1991and recognizes graduating female college athletes who haveexhausted their eligibility and distinguished themselves in academics,athletics, service and leadership throughout their college careers.

A committee will determine the top three honorees in eachNCAA division and the top 30 will be announced in September.

The woman of the year will be named at an awards ceremonyOct. 20 in Indianapolis.

…Jeff Mahoney has been named assistant women’s basketballcoach at Cameron.

He has spent the past three seasons at a high school in Harrah,Okla., where his team won a state title in 2017.

Mahoney is a 1986 graduate of Cameron and was a two-yearletterman for the basketball team.

He was part of the Northwestern Oklahoma State coaching staff in2015-16 and has had positions at five Oklahoma high schools.

…Dr. Greg Waggoner has resigned as athletic director atEastern New Mexico. He has held the position since 2016.

Sixty-eight Texas A&M-Kingsville athletes and athleticstaff members were named to thePresident’s List, Dean’s List orHonor Roll for the semestersemester.

Fifteen made the President’sList with at least 15 semesterhours and a perfect 4.0 gradepoint average. They are:

…Hannah Aucoin, basketballplayer from Flower Mound.

…Madison Brabham, indoorand beach volleyball player fromKingwood.

…Marco Castellanos,baseball player from CorpusChristi (King).

…Mariana Correa, tennisplayer from Victoria, Brazil.

…Kason Franklin, footballplayer from Houston (CypressWoods).

…Lidia Guiral, basketballplayer from Fraga, Spain.

…Jacob Majors, basketballplayer from Corpus Christi(Veterans Memorial).

…Madeleina Maltais, trackand field athlete from Corpus

Christi (Tuloso-Midway).…Sophie Morrow, track and

field athlete from Hico.…Emily North, volleyball

player from Red Oak.…Roe Posada, football player

from Katy (Seven Lakes).…Julia Rauer, tennis player

from Leiselheim, Germany.…Vikoriia Romanovskaia,

tennis player from Moscow,Russia.

…Shelby Tate, beachvolleyball lplayer from NewBraunfels.

…Vitaly Zhgun, track andfield athlete from Moscow, Russia.

Twenty-five were on theDean’s List with at least a 3.65grade point average and at least13 semester hours completed.These are:

…Sydney Andrews, softballplayer from Belton.

…Gabby Atchley, beachvolleyball player from Blanco.

…Jennifer Bernal, track andfield athlete from Laredo (Nixon).

…Veronica Chavez, softballplayer from Tempe, Ariz.

…William Chayer, basketballplayer from Corpus Christi(Veterans Memorial).

…Zach Davis, football playerfrom Sugar Land (Austin).

…Maya Donkor, tennis playerfrom McLean, Va.

…Aaron Gonzalez, sportsinformation information studentfrom Taft.

…Alec Gonzalez, footballplayer from Houston (GalenaPark).

…Caleb Hanks, baseballplayer from Lufkin (Hudson).

…Victoria Jaime, track andfield athlete from Carrizo Springs.

…Kyle Kinyo, football playerfrom Spring (Klein Woods).

…Makenzie Mays, softballplayer from Conroe (Oak Ridge).

…Lane Michna, track andfield athlete from Lorena.

…Matisen Onofrei, softballplayer from Mesa, Ariz.

…Taylor Roberson, track andfield athlete from Bay City.

…Phonephathep Philavong,tennis player from Vientiane, Laos.

…Kadi Shipman, beach

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Hannah Aucoin Madison Brabham Marco Castellanos Mariana Correa Kason Franklin

volleyball player from Georgetown(Rouse).

…Alan Smith, football playerfrom Humble (Atascocita).

…Maelee Sowa, beachvolleyball player from Sealy.

…AmandaThacker, softballplayer from San Antonio (Steele).

…Diana Bustos Torres, trackand field athlete from Mission.

…Josh Valdez, baseball playerfrom Kyle (Lehman).

…Dean Wallace, track andfield athlete from Seguin(Navarro).

…Abby Wells, volleyballplayer from San Antonio (Steele).

Twenty-eight were on theHonor Roll with a 3.5 grade pointaverage and at least 12 semesterhours. These are:

…Lindsey Angelico, softballplayer from San Antonio(Johnson).

…Jared Arellano. footballplayer from Spring (Klein).

…Alex Canul, baseball playerfrom Edinburg (North).

…Stephen Cardenas, trackand field athlete from Ingleside.

…Richard Cervantes, trackand field athlete from McAllen(Sharland).

…Roxy Chapa, softball playerfrom McAllen (Sharyland)

…Jimmar Davis, footballplayer from Willis.

…Kanree Delancy, track andfield athlete from Kingston, Jamaica.

…Cade Dyal, football playerfrom Kerrville (Tivy).

…Andrew Gonzalez, sportsinformation office student from Taft.

…Josie Guzman, track andfield athlete from Devine.

…Tenley Housler, beachvolleyball player from Bulverde(Smithson Valley).

…Kristina Kana, basketballplayer from Mont Belvieu (BarbersHill).

…Karch Kaspar, football playerfrom Brazoria (West Columbia).

…Sean Landez, footballplayer from Mission.

…Ronald Larue, footballplayer from Red Oak.

…Kelsi Luckenbach,volleyball player from Corpus

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(Continued from Page 6)Christi (Tuloso-Midway).

…Joe Partida, football playerfrom San Benito.

…Amber Reyes, softballplayer from Edinburg.

…Deana Richardson, trackand field athlete from San Antonio(Brennan).

…Bianca Silerio, golfer fromPalmview.

…Breanna Smith, softballplayer from San Antonio(Churchill).

…Nathan Sosa, footballplayer from Castroville (MedinaValley).

…Teandria Taylor, track andfield athlete from Rosebud-Lott.

…Tre Michael Tutt, footballplayer from Channelview.

…Kohl Ullman, baseballplayer from Houston (St. Pius X).

…Richard Vargas, footballplayer from Corpus Christi (FlourBluff).

…Kai Youngberg, footballplayer from Corpus Christi (FlourBluff).

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Lidia Guiral Jacob Majors Madeleine Maltais Sophie Morrow Emily North

Roe Posada Julia Rauer Vikoriia Romanovskaia Shelby Tate Vitaly Zhgun

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Send pictures or correspondence to:Editor Fred Nuesch,

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Basketball CampParticipants in the Javelina boys basketball camp last week make the Javelina “J” while posing for their team picture. More than 100 took part in the week-long camp.

(Continued from Page 5)3:56.84 – Butare Rugenerwa,

WTAM.3000-meter steeplechase9:03.69 – Trent Phelps, DBU.9:03.74 - Ezekiel Kipchirchir,

WTAM.9:28.88 – Emmanuel Too,

WTAM.9:32.28 – Chris Dunn, Cameron.9:34.76 – Fabion Trevino, TSU.

5000-meter run14:35.42 – Stetson Rayas,

Dallas Baptist.

2019 Lone Star Conference Best Outdoor Track & Field Performances14:42.10, James Majenge,

Cameron.14:53.95 – Keynan Abdi, LBU.14:56.63 – Roy Kipkorir, Cameron.14:58.87 – Quenten Lassester,

TSU.10000-meter run

29:33.63 – Stetson Rayas, DBU.29:56.41 – Daniel Haymes,

WTAM.30:28.48 - Ezekiel Kipchirchir,

WTAM.31:10.83 – Keynan Abdi, LCU.31:14.24 – Briggs Wittlake,

WTAM110-meter hurdles

14.01 – Dorian Andrews,TAMUC.

14.03 – William Watson,TAMUK.

14.04 – Lorenzo Johnson,WTAM.

14.29 - Tyrnn Lewis, WTAM.14.62 – Harry Maslen, ASU.

400-meter hurdles51.76 – William Frobe, WTAM.52.33 – Nicolai Hartling, WTAM.53.67 – Thomas Tennehill, DBU.

53.70 - Ayodeji Adedokyn,ASU.

54.10 - Ezekiel Vaughan, ASU.400-meter relay

39.99 – TAMUC.40.29 – ASU.40.47 - WTAM40.48 - TAMUC.41.12 – TAMUK.

1600-meter relay3:09.83 – WTAM.3:10.24, ASU3:10.85 - TAMUC.3:11.34 – TAMUK.3:13.0 – TSU.

High jump6-10.25, Trpimir Siroki, ASU.6-9.75 – Rascellis Williams, TSU.6-8.75 – Maxime Lapeyrie, ASU.6-8 – Paolo Lazaric, WTAM.6-6 – Michael Rodriguez, ASU.

Pole vault17-0.75 - Trivett Jones, ASU.16-8.75 - Hudson Hall, TAMUC.16-6.75 – Wesley Culbertson,

TAMUC16-4.75 – Robert Wood, TAMUC.16-0.75 – Trpimir Siroki, ASU.

Long jump26-9.25 - Abraham Seaneke,

WTAM.26-4.25 – Dyshon Vaughn,

TAMUK.24-11.75 - Trpimir Siroki, ASU.24-5.75 – Harry Maslen, ASU.24-4.5– Alan Palmer, TSU.

Triple jump

52-8.25 - Abraham Seaneke,WTAM.

51-2.25 - Matthew Walsh, ASU.48-10.75 – Michael Rodriguez,

ASU.48-6.25 - Axcel Santana, ASU.45-11.25 – Maxime Lapeyrie,

ASU.Shot put

62-2.5 - Richard Cervantes,TAMUK.

61-4.25 - Josh Boateng,TAMUC.

56-1.25 – Joseph Brown,TAMUC

55-3 – A.J. Perez, TAMUK.54-6.75 – Lane Michna,

TAMUK.Discus

200-1 – Joseh Boateng, TAMUC.195-4 – Joseph Brown, TAMUC.190-3 – Richard Cervantes,

TAMUK.185-8 – Jorge Rios, TAMUK.178-11 - Dillen Littles, ASU.

Hammer231-0 – Decio Andrade, ASU.192-10 - Joseph Brown,

TAMUC.183-4 – Cannon Andrews,

ASU.172-8 – Jorge Rios, TAMUK.170-11 – Cameron Cross, ASU.

Javelin237-6 - Nils Fischer, ASU.228-8 - Vitaly Zhgun, TAMUK.

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2019 JAVELINA CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

Check-In Begins at 7:00 AM Entries: All entries submitted via Direct Athletics. www.directathletics.com. Entry Deadline: Entries will close on Thursday, September 12 at 6:00 PM Meet Information: http://www.javelinaathletics.com Race Location: L.E. Ramey Golf Course

Off U.S. Hwy 77 South; 2522 E. Escondido Rd. Kingsville, Tx Course: All Grass- some rolling hills Awards: Medals for top individuals in each race. Awards for top Varsity, JV and Jr. High teams. Entry Fees: High School Varsity Races: $125.00 per team

High School JV Races: $75.00 per teamJunior High: $75.00 per teamIndividuals: $20.00 – If not entering a full team of at least 5 Runners.Make all checks payable to: TAMU-Kingsville Athletic Department

Varsity Divisions – Limited to 10 Individual Entries All other Divisions – Unlimited number of Individual Entries

All team payments must be received before the meet date or on the morning of the meet at check-in.Checks may be mailed to: TAMU-Kingsville Athletic Dept; 700 Univ. Blvd. - MSC 202; Kingsville, TX 78363

Teams will not be allowed to compete until payment is received.

Schedule Division Distance8:00 AM Boys 5A-6A 5k8:30 AM Girls 5A-6A 5k9:00 AM Boys 1A-4A 5K9:20 AM Girls 1A-4A 2 Mile9:50 AM Boys JV 2 Mile10:10 AM Girls JV 2 Mile10:30 AM Jr. High Boys 2 Mile10:50 AM Jr. High Girls 2 Mile

Contacts: Ryan Dall for more information: 361/593-2424; 361/488-8388 ryan.dall@tamuk.edu David Brock: 361/593-2500; 361/246-7184 david.brock@tamuk.edu

Direct Athletics will provide you a confirmation verifying your entries have been received.Check all entries for complete accuracy. Print your confirmation and bring it with you to meet.If you do not receive a confirmation your entries have not been received by Direct Athletics.

Changes to roster will not be accepted once entry deadline passes.

(Continued from Page 3)Washington 3Compton (Calif.) Junior

College 3Texas Schools With Pro Football

Hall of Fame InducteesSouthern Methodist 5Texas 4Texas A&I 3Texas Christian 3Baylor 1Bishop 1Hardin-Simmons 1North Texas State 1Prairie View A&M 1Texas A&M 1Texas Southern 1Texas Western (UTEP) 1Trinity Valley Community

College 1

JavelinasRank High InPro Football

Hall Members

(Continued from Page 8)195-7 – Dragan Pesic, ASU.181-0 – Trpimir Siroki, ASU.180-2 – Alexandros

Spyridonidis, ASU.Decathlon

7426 – AlexandrosSpyridonidis, ASU.

7375 – Valentin Charles,TAMUK.

7343 – Harry Maslen, TSU.

7319 – Trpimir Siroki, ASU.7245 – Johnathan Harper,

TAMUK.Women’s Division100-meter dash

11.38 - Eboni Coby, TAMUC.11.63 – Kandice Miles,

ENMU.11.73 – Kennedy Hudson,

WTAM.11.74 – Maijah Mathis,

ENMU.11.78 - Hannah Porter, ASU.

200-meter dash23.10 – Eboni Colby, TAMUC.

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2019 LSC BestOutdoor

Track & FieldPerformances

Javelina Hall of Fame MembersMike Adams, 2012, baseballKelly Armbruster, 2002, basketballJohnny Bailey, 1996, footballJohnny Barefield, 1999, footballSid Blanks, 1981, football & trackNeil “Spike” Boyle, 2000, football

manager & ticket manager(meritorious)

Bob Brandt, 1977, football,basketball, golf and track

Andy Browder, 2018, footballGeorge Brown, 1983, trackJim Brown, 2017, footballLynette Brown, 1993, track & fieldSheryl Campbell, 2000, basketballRuben Cantu, 2008, training &

administratorBill Carter, 2002, men’s basketball

coachJuan Castillo, 2004, football player

& coachKristin Ciborowski, 2005, basketballStuart Clarkson, 1972, footballJames Collins, 1994, football & trackLarry Collins, 1995, football & trackBarry Copenhaver, 1984, football

player & coachWillie Crafts, 1977, football player

& coachRichard Cundiff, 2011, football

coachLivia Diaz, 2007, softball & track &

field coachJohn Mark Dixon, 1972, football &

basketballKevin Dogins, 2008, footballEarl Dotson, 2003, footballSheila Dotson, 2013, basketball &

softballKarl Douglas, 1979, footballMike Dyal, 1993, footballBill Evans, 1980, golfSteve Foley, 2016, baseballBetty Brewer-Ford, 2001,

administrator & women’s coachLeRoy Fry, 1973, football & trackRoberto Garza, 2016, football &

track & fieldTony Garza, 1976, trackWillie Gipson, 2008, trainerRobert Gonzalez, 1981, track &

cross countryKay Goodwin-Thompson, 1991,

basketball & trackEd Gorney, 2004, announcer &

starter (meritorious)Gene Greene, 1984, football player

& coachKen Grimes, 1973, football & trackLarry Grunewald, 1995, football

Margarito Guerrero, 1987, footballMaria Gutierrez, 2007, softballW.L. “Dub” Harbin, 1972, football

& trackDon Hardeman, 1993, footballRon Harms, 2002, football coach &

athletic directorGeorge Harris, 2009, track & fieldDwight Harrison, 1985, football &

trackDoug Harvey, 1978, footballAndy Hawkins, 1991, footballMike Hawkins, 1995, footballJarrell Hayes, 1978, footballEarnest Haynes, 1981, trackHarold Hees, 1982, footballMatt Hickl, 2007, football & track

& fieldRay Hickl, 1980, footballDon Hightower, 1972, football &

trackDavid Hill, 1988, footballJames Hill, 1981, football & trackDr. Robert Martin Hodgkiss, 1972,

football, basketball & trackMoses Horn, 2009, footballHarlan Huibregste, 1983, trackRon Hunt, 1999, trainer (meritorious)Cal Hutzler, 2013, footballAda Ihemelu, 2004, volleyballLupe Jaimes, 1989, footballTarmo Jallai, 2015, track & fieldTommy Janik, 1982, footballClarence Jarvis, 2003, football &

basketballJames Jefferson, 2006, football &

trackCal Jewett, 2005, football coachSandra Jimenez, 1985, basketballRandy Johnson, 1981, football,

golf & trackFred Jonas, 2005, football coachRose Jones, 1989, volleyball & trackAllen Kaiser, 2001, footballKen Kelley, 1996, track & field coachJim Koerner, 1997, basketballBill Lackey, 1997, equipment

manager (meritorious)Neal LaHue, 2011, football player

& coachEd Touf, 2013, footballGerald Lambert, 1975, footballEdye Lea, 2008, track & fieldE.C. Lerma, 1977, footballPat Lewandowski, 2015, basketballHomer Martinez, 1991, track &

cross countryAlvin Matthews, 1985, football &

trackFrancis Mattingly, 1987, football

Jermane Mayberry, 2003, footballDewey Mayhew, 2004, football coachBud McCallum, 2003, football coachEugene McCormick, 1984, footballDr. John McKeever, 2006, team

physician (meritorious)Harold Menke, 1974, football & trackChuck Meyer, 1987, basketballPete Murray, 2001, football & golf

coachDwayne Nix, 1979, footballFred Nuesch, 1995, sports

information (meritorious)Gerald Pargmann, 1982, football &

trackWoodroe Petty, 1985, football,

basketball & trackAnthony Phillips 2013, football &

trackBill Pippen, 1975, footballLarry Pullin, 1987, footballWilliam Putnam, 1988, football & trackButch Pressley, 1977, football & trackDr. L.E. Ramey, 1981, football &

basketball & team physicianLowell Ramey, 2006, footballJohn Randle, 2008, footballAndrea Ratkovic, 2016, track & fieldKenisha Reaux, 2018, volleyballWalter Reed, 1988, football & baseballRobert T. Rich, 1972, football &

basketballRichard Ritchie, 1983, footballJohn Rivera, 1992, track & cross

countryPatricia Rivers, 1997, basketball,

volleyball & trackMichael Robins, 2011, basketballGene Rogers, 1988, football & coachDurwood Roquemore, 2002, footballDeRon Rutledge, 2006, basketballCliff Sadler, 1984, football,

basketball & tennisJeff St. Clair, 2000, basketballDr. Carlos Saldana, 1992, footballDr. Kenneth Scholz, 1974, footballEd Scott, 1980, footballHughie Shaw, 1999, football & trackHeath Sherman, 1996, footballBob Shirey, 1978, basketball &

track & fieldPhil Shirk, 1976, basketballEldridge Small, 1991, footballJack Sportsman, 1984, footballGlenn Starks, 1983, football,

basketball & trackGil Steinke, 1972, football,

basketball, track, footballcoach & athletic director

Martin Stroman, 1996, football

Robin Gordon Sullivan, 1996, track& field

Emil Tagliabue, 1996, sportsjournalist (meritorious)

Roy Terrell, 1989, basketball &sports journalist (meritorious)

Precious Thibodeaux, 2009,basketball & track & field

Jake Trussell, 1994, sportsjournalist (meritorious)

Gene Upshaw, 1976, football & trackGene Walkoviak, 1994, football,

football coach & track & fieldcoach

Dick Watson, 1974, track & footballKaren Weiss, 1999, basketballReggie West, 1974, footballHall Whitley, 2007, footballWade Whitmer, 2017, footballJeff Wildenberg, 1981, basketballJill Willson, 2012, basketball coach

& athletic directorSteve Yaden, 2017, baseball &

footballRobert Young, 1983, football &

football coach1959 Football Team (2009)

Wayne AdamsJohn BesedaCarry BrandomJoe BrodJuan CapelloDick CarpenterFrank ChisumBarry CopenhaverWillie CraftsTommy DavidekJamie DavisJames FranzJarrell HayesHarold HeesOscar HinojosaZenas HopkinsJoe HowardLupe JaimesKenneth KachtikJohn KielerHarold KingGerald LambertBob LindquistJesse LonghoferCharles MasseyEarl MorrisCharles ParkerHorace ParksHomer PlyButch PressleyBobby PyssenBobby RatherServando Rodriguez

Curtis ShedBruce ShugartHomer SolizD.E. TillmanRobert TrevinoLeo VillarrealDon WatersDick WatsonJerry WigginsCharles Williams (deceased)John WilliamsDennis WiseAlvin WoodsLarry WrightGil Steinke (coach)Ted Carney (coach)Gene Greene (coach)Jack Little

1969 Golf Team (2010)Chris DelcambreBill EvansChris HillFred HoeyJim MillerPete Murray (coach)

1969 Football Team (2011)Phelan AlleeRoy AlleeTommy ArgubrightBernard BancroftRandy BeakleyJerry BonillaJay BramletteJoe BravenecAndy BrowderJim BrownBilly CottleBill DannelsLeroy DeandaThomas DomelKarl DouglasLarry EdwardsRoy FarmerRonald FieldingFrancis FriesJames FriesenhahnKerry GarnerHenry GlennFloyd GoodwinMargarito GuerreroDwight HarrisonRon HigginbothamRichard HoffmanRoy HolleyDavid HopkinsDavid HovdaRobert HubenakJohnny JacksonLevi Johnson (Continued on Page 11)

(Continued from Page 10)Keith JohseAllen KaiserClem KasprzykLarry KruegerEugene KubelkaPhillip LaytonCharles LeeDanny Joe LewisMichael LoweDave MaasJohn MallettAlvin MatthewsCharles MatulaPaul MayNeal McCarnClaude McMillonHector MolinaSam MontgomeryCurtiss NealChris ParkerGary PelechJose PereaErnest PriceBobby RedusJames RespondekTerry RussellGary ScallornKelly SchnelleEd ScottDavid SealeFrank SecadesEldridge SmallLarry SmithJimmy SrpLarry TackettGlen TegelerButch TrueheartGuile VelaRussell WaddellCurtis WalkerGene WalkoviakDon WashingtonLaurel WhitworthMike WilliamsonCharlie WilsonRonnie WolterRobert YoungGil Steinke (coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ken Kelley (coach)Frank Kelly (coach)Don McDonald (coach)Pete Murray (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1970 Football Team (2011)Clarence AlbertsRoy AlleeJake Backman

Javelina Hall of Fame MembersRandy BeakleyCharles BishopAndy BrowderJim BrownRocky BuntingToby ChadickBilly CottleMarion DannaKarl DouglasLarry EdwardsRobert EscoJohn EverettFrancis FriesJim GandyRichard GilstrapFloyd GoodwinDan GoynesMargarito GuerreroCharles HahnDwight Harrison David HopkinsRobert HubenakRuford HuffHarold JacksonJohnny Jackson\Mike JaksikLevi JohnsonKeith JohseDoug JonesAllen KaiserFred KasperEugene KubelkaCharles LeeDanny Joe LewisJim LewisJohn MallettCharles MatulaBurl McCandlessClaude McMillonNorris McVeaWinstel MillerSam MontgomeryTom MortonDesi NajaraCurtiss NealGary PelechRobert PolancoErnest PriceFrank RatkaBobby RedusRobert RodriguezMike RoleyEd ScottEldridge SmallLarry SmithScott SomersJimmy Srp,Jim StewartGlen TegelerButch Trueheart

Doug VannoyGuile VelaDon WashingtonGeorge WashingtonMike WendelBill WendlingJim WendlingCharlie WilsonRobert Young,Gil Steinke (coach)Bob Caskey (coach)Willie Crafts (coach)Ron Gentry (coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ken Kelley (coach)Don McDonald (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Greg Doramus (student trainer)Bryan Drake (student trainer)Roger Jarvis (student trainer)Al Shuford (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1974 Football Team, 2015Kent AlleeLeonard AveryMaurice BallJohnny BarefieldCharles BasalduaJesse BibbsCharles BishopGil BoylesDoug BriceRowland BrooksLarry CollinsStuart DornburgJimmy EmmanuelKim EvansRay EvansSteve FeferGeorge FranklinClem FranksLynn FrazierDanny GadekenJim GandyLarry GradyLarry GrunewaldDanny GutierrezDon HardemanLarry HarveyMike HawkinsPaul HeckmannHoward HendersonJoe HenkeJoe HerzikRuford HuffTerry HummelJerry JanikMike JekelReginald JonesStan Limuel

Joe LindemanThurmond MarshallJohnny MartinezJohn MassingillLarry McFarlandDenny MiglMike MorrisonSam NelsonKen NivenGreg OsborneDavid PalmorePaul RichRichard RitchieDan St. LegerLarry SeidelByron ShawHughie ShawOscar SimoRobert SkrobarczykGlenn StarksHarry UllomGil Steinke (head coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ron Harms (coach)Gene Walkoviak (coach)Jim Lance (coach)Don McDonald (coach)John Cosgrove (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)George Sanchez (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1975 Football Team, 2015

Kent AlleeGary AllenLeonard AveryMaurice BallJohnny BarefieldRandy BrooksJames ClayLarry CollinsGary DavisJohn DawsonMark DizdarStuart DornburgKim EvansRay EvansSteve FeferGeorge FranklinClem FranksLynn FrazierKevin GentrySteven GlickLarry GradyRufus GreenDoug GreeneLarry GrunewaldElvis HartsfieldLarry HarveyMike Hawkins

Paul HeckmannHoward HendersonJoe HenkeEliseo HernandezJoe HerzikLarry HirtMike JekelBilly JohnReginald JonesDavid MarquezThurmond MarshallJohnny MartinezJohn MassingillRichard MayfieldLarry McFarlandDavid PalmoreCarlos PerezJeff PyatteDinno RectorPaul RichRichard RitchieTerry RussellDan St. LegerLarry SeidelHughie ShawBryan SweeneyGlenn StarksHarry UllomLarry UrbanDoug WalkerWade WhitmerJerry WilbanksGil Steinke (head coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ron Harms (coach)Gene Walkoviak (coach)John Cosgrove (coach)Davis Corley (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1976 Football Team, 2010

Rodney AlexanderGary AllenLeonard AveryJohnny BarefieldRonnie BennettRandy BrooksJames ClayLarry CollinsMike CornellGary DavisJohn DawsonReginald DeloneyMark DizdarStuart DornburgSteve FeferGeorge FranklinClem Franks

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Javelina Hall of Fame Members(Continued from Page 11)

Randy FriedrichKevin GentrySteven GlickRufus GreenDoug GreeneLarry GrunewaldHector GuerraElvis Hartsfield

(now goes by Ben)Andy HawkinsMike HawkinsJoe Henke,Larry HirtBilly JohnReginald JonesMike JekelDavid MarquezJohn MassingillGreg MayberryLarry McFarlandRicky MilamDavid PalmoreCarlos PerezOscar PerezRobert PoolPaul RichRichard RitchieJoe RodriguezRaul RodriguezJames RuthstromMickey SchwarzLarry SeidelHughie ShawMike SheffieldRicky SmithGlenn StarksMartin StromanBrian SweeneyLarry UrbanDoug WalkerJafus WhiteWade WhitmerJerry WilbanksGil Steinke (coach)David Corley (coach)John Cosgrove (coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Pete Murray (coach)Gene Walkoviak (coachWillie Gipson (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1999-2000 Women’sBasketball Team, 2012

Anetta AnglinLaNetta AnglinJennifer DanielSheila DotsonPat LewandowskiJennifer Rice

Lorie MartinezChasity TerrellPrecious ThibodeauxChaffani WardJill Willson (coach)Devin Gabbard (assistant

coach)Ruben Cantu (trainer)Larry Madden (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

2000-01 Women’s BasketballTeam, 2012

Teombi BatisteJennifer DanielJessica GamezAlex GonzalezPat LewandowskiColter MizeLorie MartinezDe SharkiPrecious ThibodeauxAshley WhiteArie WilsonDebbie Robledo (coach)Ruben Cantu (athletic trainer)Larry Madden (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)Craig Merriman (student

sports information)1969-70 Track & Field Team, 2013

Phelan AlleeTommy ArgubrightFrank BacyLeon BernsenJoe BravenecCharles CanalesBill ChilcoatDale CramerBob DanielsJohn DavenportRonald FieldingJoseph GarzaRobert GonzalezDwight HarrisonEarnest HaynesDavid HinojosaJay JamesLevi JohnsonHomer MartinezJames MotzWilliam O’ConnorJohn PermeErnest PriceSteve StewartDan SwanBob TumlinsonDonald WashingtonTommy WatsonDavid WeathersbyAaron Williams

Ken Kelley (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1991-92 Men’s Basketball Team,

2013Bryan AcuffJason BrassowJerome ChargoisEric ClemonsSidney DaysJon HoffmanDarryl JohnsonMaurice JonesJason LeeTony PhelonMichael RobinsKevin RobinsonKyle RoherT.C. ShieldsRandy StaatsBill Carter (head coach)Larry Gibson (assistant coach)Ruben Cantu (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1979 Football Team, 2014Gary AguayoGerald AllenSam BaileyJoe BarefieldMarcus BonnerClifford BurrowNed ButlerJuan CastilloChris CernosekAllyn ChizerHarold CollinsRandy CretorsHarry CulbersonAdan DiazKeith DuranDwayne FinleyJim FitzgeraldRandy FriedrichDavid GarzaWilson GeeReginald GilfordAndy HawkinsJohn HerreraMaurice HillDereck HillyerBrooks HowardStuart IsdaleLarry JamesSimon JohnsonAdrian JonesJessie JonesJohnny JonesLoyd Jordan

Bart KaiserJerry MartinDavid MimsPaul MorganKeith MyersLawrence NellonsRoyce NitschmannTracy PayneGreg PechacekRobert PoolJustin PriceHenry PullamRonald RayTommy RichardJimmy RiveraAlan RobersonMelvin RolandDurwood RoquemoreRonald RudesealRandy SchirckLeroy SeidelMike SheffieldRicky SmithScott SparksMartin StromanDan SuttonEmmuel ThompsonCarlos TijerinaDon WashingtonJafus WhiteEldon WilieCalvin WilliamsTommy WilliamsRonnie WoodardBesario YzaguirreMark ZinsmeisterRon Harms (coach)Pat Aguilar (assistant coach)Don Pittman (assistant coach)Pete Murray (assistant coach)Doug McCutchen (assistant

coach)Bobby Jack Wright (assistant

coach)Robert Young (assistant coach)Willie Gipson (athletic trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1986 Men’s, Women’s

Cross Country Team, 2014David AlvarezErnie BuenoRey CarreonDavid GarciaOrlando GonzalezSimon GuerreroRaymond RochaStacey WhittSelina ArmstrongJulie Brown

Gloria LopezIsabel MascorroPrescilla PerezAndrea RatkovicEloise SegoviaDebbra StuartVonn Murray (head coach)Mike Chandler (athletic trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1995-96 Men’s

Basketball Team, 2016Kevin DavisMike DominguezBrendon DuBoseJohnny EstelleKevin HowardBenjamin KangChris LoweryTito OlivarezRichard PerryMichael RiggsJames RobinsonDeRon RutledgeChris WalkerMichael WebbLamont WestBrian WhiteBill Carter (head coach)Darrell Pattillo, (assistant coach)Gilbert Belmontes (assistant

coach)

JavelinaHall of Fame...Includes Some

of the TopAthletes and

Coaches in theHistory of

IntercollegiateAthletics!

Javelina National FootballChampionship Anniversaries in 2019

Sept. 7 - 1959 National Champion Football Team60th Anniversary Reunion

Oct. 26 - 1969 National Champion Football Team50th Anniversary Reunion

Nov. 9 - 1979 National Champion Football Team40th Anniversary Football Team Reunion

Recognizing Three of theJavelina National Championship Teams

As They Celebrate Anniversaries!

Javelina Proud!!!

FormerJavelina

WedsEd Dodds wasrecentlymarried toElizabethMonroe at theMansion bythe Sea inAransas Pass.Dodds is aformermember of theJavelinafootball staffand is cur-rently assis-tant generalmanager forthe Indianapo-lis Colts. Heis the son ofScott and JaneDodds ofKingsville.

2002 Javelina Softball RosterName P Ht. Cl. Hometown (School)Michelle Bartch OF 5-8 Sr. Copperas CoveMariana Casarez OF 5-7 Sr. BeevilleMelissa Falcon OF 5-5 So. Rio Grande CityStacey Fleming OF 5-2 So. Lake Jackson

(Brazoswood)Maria Gutierrez P 5-7 Sr. PearlandRia Hoog INF 5-10 So. Castroville (Medina

Valley)Kelli Huston SS 5-8 Jr. Fort Worth (Fossil

Ridge)Meghan King P 5-7 Fr. DumasShawna Lawless INF 5-5 So. Austin (Connally)Sarah Norman 1B 5-6 Jr. Galveston (Ball)Janelle Ortega OF 5-1 So. San Antonio (Jay)Rachel Poslick INF 5-8 Jr. Enid, Okla.Amanda Sustaita 2B 5-1 Sr. Pasadena (Rayburn)Jessica Thigpen C 5-7 Fr. VictoriaBrandy Thompson OF 5-6 So. WallerWendy Wagster C 5-9 So. Harlingen (South)Lesley Zambrano OF 5-4 Sr. Carrizo Springs HEAD COACH: Brady Tigert ASSISTANT COACH: Jennifer Painter

For the Latest News In Javelina NationGo To www.javelinaathletics.com

2019 Javelina Football ScheduleSept. 7 – Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (1959

National Champion Football Team 60th Reunion).Sept. 14 – Sul Ross State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic Heritage

Weekend).Sept. 21 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame and

Champions Weekend).Sept. 28 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., TBA.Oct. 5 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family

Weekend/Military Appreciation Weekend).Oct. 12 – Western Oregon in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kingsville

Community Appreciation Day).Oct. 19 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 7 p.m.Oct. 26 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Homecoming and

1969 50th Anniversary Football Team Reunion).Nov. 2 - *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M., TBA.Nov. 9 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (First Responders

Appreciation Weekend and 1979 40th Anniversary Football TeamReunion

Nov. 16 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, TBA.Nov. 23 - NCAA Division II first round playoffs, TBA.Nov. 30 - NCAA Division II second round playoffs, TBA.Dec. 7 - NCAA Division II quarterfinals, TBA.Dec. 14 - NCAA Division II semifinals, TBA.Dec. 21 - NCAA Division II championship game, TBA.

*Lone Star Conference games.

42 Days UntilVolleyball Team

Reports forPreseasonPractice

63 Days UntilOpening Match In

San Angelo

Basketball CampJavelina head men’s basketballcoach Johnny Estelle addressesattendees at the Javelina BoysBasketball Camp last week in theSteinke Center. More than 100took part in the week-long camp.

Since1925...

Nothing IsBetterThan

Being aJavelina!

39 Days UntilFootball TeamReports ForPreseasonPractice

64 Days UntilOpening GameWith Saginaw

Valley (Mich.) inJavelina Stadium

Attend

WeddingAttendees at thewedding of formerJavelina athleticstaff member EdDodds andElizabeth Monroewere, left to right,Ruben Cantu,senior associateathletic directorfor athletictraining; KristenCiborowskiBallard, formerJavelina basket-ball player, andChris Ballard,former Javelinafootball coach andnow generalmanager of theIndianapolisColts.

(Continued from Page 9)23.94 – Kandice Miles, ENMU.23.96 – Tianna McKinney,

WTAM.24.14 – Maijah Mathis, ENMU.24.49 – Kennedy Hudson,

WTAM.400-meter dash

54.42 – Tianna McKinney,WTAM.

55.16 – Nele Heinrich, WTAM.55.73 – Kaitlyn Matthews, ASU.56.67 - Kylie Ponder, TSU.56.79 – Ariana Alexander,

TAMUC.800-meter run

2:14.78 – Shania Ford, ASU.2:16.32 – Poro Gahekave, LCU.2:16.66 – Erman Jepleting,

WTAM.2:17.70 - Kayla Gilbert, ASU.2:18.76 – Drew Warren, DBU.

1500-meter run4:40.40 – Micaela Lamb, DBU.4:41.50 – Hannah Moore, DBU.4:44.52 – Erman Jepleting,

WTAM.4:45.05 – Mercy Rotich, ENMU.4:46.01 – Esmeralda Fuentes,

TSU.3000-meter steeplechase

10:49.24 – Amira Cunningham,LCU.

11:07.09 - Analynne Klotz, DBU.11:21.79 - Poro Gahekave, LCU.11:50.62 – Edna Cheptum,

Cameron.11:58.05 – Bridgett Cadenhead,

ASU.5000-meter run

17:14.14 – Micaela Lamb, DBU.17:47.92 – Mercy Rotich, ENMU.17:52.95 – Brandi Stalder,

TAMUC.17:57.45 - Jazmin Hernandez,

ASU.18:02.20 – Amira Cunningham,

LBU.10000-meter run

33:32.51 – Kelsey Bruce,DBU.

38:58.31 – Brandi Stalder,TAMUC.

38:58.31 – Sierra Stucky,MSU.

39:03.90 – Reagan Riley, TSU.39:28.50 – Alexus Ordaz, ASU.

100-meter hurdles13.88 - Jordan Nash, ASU.14.03 - Markaaisha Richardson,

TAMUC.14.12 – Madison Thetford,

WTAM.14.14 – Chelsea Cheek, TAMUC.14.36 – Karlea Duhon, ASU.

400-meter hurdles59.21 – Minna Sveard, TAMUC.60.42 – Markaaisha Richardson,

TAMUC.60.52 – Faith Roberson, ASU.61.23 - Jordan Nash, ASU.61-41 – Karlea Duhon, ASU.

400-meter relay45.54 – TAMUC45.61 – WTAM45.68 – ENMU.45.76 – ASU.46-04, TAMUK.

1600-meter relay3:43.37 – TAMUC.3:44.21 – WTAM.3:45.10 - ASU.3:52.87 – TSU.3:54.09 - TAMUK.

High jump5-10 – Chelsea Cheek, TAMUC.5-9.25 – LaGae Brigance,

TAMUK.5-7.75 – Daisy Osakue, ASU.5-7.25 – Cayli Yarbrough,

WTAM5-5.25 – Carri Yarbrough,

WTAM.Pole vault

12-4.75 – Minna Sveard,

2019 Lone Star Conference Best Outdoor Track & Field PerformancesTAMUC.

12-1.5 - Heather Shaffer, ASU.11-11.75 – Sophie Morrow,

TAMUK.11-3.75 – Maggie Waites,

TAMUC.10-11.75 – Taylor McKinney,

TAMUK.10-11.75 – Kayla Stephens,

ENMU.Long jump

20-7.25 - Fatim Affessi,WTAM.

19-1.5 – Trenadey Scott, ASU.19-2.75 – Mackenzie Clark,

TAMUC.19-5.5 – Masmine McQuirter,

TSU.19-2.5 – Kaitlyn Matthews, ASU.

Triple jump42-8.75 – Fatim Affessi,

WTAM.42-0.5, Trenadey Scott, ASU.41-1.75 – Kaitlyn Matthews,

ASU.39-1 – Mackenzie Clark, TAMUC.38-8.75 – Talia Lujua, TAMUC.

Shot put53-1.5 – Zada Swoopes, WTAM.51-9.75 – Norma Cunigan,

WTAM.51-6.25 – Daisy Osakue, ASU.46-4.75 – Mia Van Oudsthoorn,

ASU.43-7 – Ophelie De Oliveira, ASU.

Discus201-3 – Daisy Osakue, ASU.182-8 – Zada Swoopes, WTAM.176-7 – Norma Cunigan, WTAM.158-11 - Ophelie De Oliveria,

ASU.158-5 – Mia Van Oudsthoorn,

ASU.Hammer

197-8 – Racheal Somoye,TAMUK.

182-8 - Sara Ramos, ASU.174-6 – Cheyenne Williams,

WTAM.174-8 - Raeana Mayo, ASU.163-5 – Norman Cunigan,

WTAM.Javelin

163-6 - Talena Murray, ASU.154-5 – Tamara Susa, TAMUC.151-2 – Madeleine Maltais,

TAMUK.138-3 – Raeana Mayo, ASU.135-9 – Audrey Fraghiere, ASU.

Heptathlon5256 - Karlea Duhon, ASU.4985 – Jordan Nash, ASU.4749 – Chelsea Cheek, TAMUC.4575 – Shanecia Baker, TAMUC.4226 – Kendra Mims,

TAMUC.