VOLUME XVII, NO. 50 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 JULY 19, 2017

Dynamic DuoJavelina backs Johnny Bailey (20) and Heath Sherman (23) formed one of the best backfield duos in college football history when they were teammtes in 1986-88. They ended their careers as the top two career rushers in Texas college football history and held dozens of NCAA Division II and Lone Star Conference records.

Javelina Football to Be Televised Live on ESPN3 For Homecoming Game Oct. 21

1987 Football To Celebrate Anniversary

This Fall

National television will come to Texas A&M-Kingsville and the Javelina football team Oct. 21 when a Lone Star Conference game in Javelina Stadium is

streamed live on ESPN3. NCAA Division II announced its fall schedule last week and it includes the Javelina game with Tarleton State.

The Javelinas will be celebrating homecoming on that date. ItwillbethefirsttimetheJavelinas have been included on the annual schedule. The games on ESPN3 are part of an ongoing three-year agreement to highlight Division II athletic events. Thefirst18gamesofthe televised schedule are predetermined matchups. Fouradditionalflexgames—highlightingcrucialmatchups—willbefinalizedlaterintheseasonand played in November. “The collaboration with ESPN provides a continued opportunity to showcase Division II’s balanced student-athlete experience,” Terri Steeb Gronau, vice president of Division II, said. “The student-athletes who will be featured in these games have made incredible achievements onandoffthefield,andwe’reexcited to share their abilities with a broad national audience on ESPN3.” All18ofthegamesscheduledare conference matchups. “The quality of Division II football continues to rise,” Steve Mullins, incoming chair of the Division II Football Committee, said. “We are proud to provide

our fans and communities the opportunity to watch some of the most exciting teams across the nation.” ESPN3 is ESPN’s live multiscreen sports network, a destination that delivers thousands of exclusive sports events annually. It is accessible on computers, smartphones, tablets and connected devices through the ESPN ap. The network is available nationwide at no additional cost to fans who receive their high-speed internet connection or video subscription fromanaffiliatedserviceprovider. It is also available at no cost to U.S. college students and U.S.-based military personnel via computers, smartphones and tablets connected to on-campus educational and on-base military broadband and Wi-Fi networks.NCAA Division II Fall Football

Schedule on ESPN3 Saturday, Sept. 2 - Notre Dame (Ohio) at Shepherd (W. Va.). Saturday, Sept. 2 - East Central Oklahoma at Oklahoma Baptist. Saturday, Sept. 9 - Bowie (Md.) State at Winston-Salem State (N.C.). Saturday, Sept. 9 - Albany (Continued on Page 16)

The1987TexasA&Ifootballteam is celebrating its 30th anniversary this fall. The squad won the Lone Star Conference championship and compiled a 9-2 record. New to the NCAA at that time, the Javelinas still didn’t receive a berth in the national playoffs.Thatfirstinvitationalwould come the next year. The1987squaddefeatedSouthwest Texas, Idaho State, Lamar and Cameron in non-conference games and went 5-1 in the LSC with victories over Central Oklahoma, Texas A&M-Commerce, West Texas A&M, Eastern New Mexico and Abilene Christian. The lone conference loss was to Angelo State, 13-6. Javelina running back Johnny Bailey, who would become college football’s all-time leading rusher in his four seasons with the Javelinas, was the LSC outstanding back as a sophomore as he captured the conferencerushing(1,598)scoring(120) titles. Quarterback Darcy Davis and offensive lineman Moses Horn were elected captains of the team. Bailey, who became college football’s most honored player in his career, was on three All-Americafirstteams:AssociatedPress Little All-America, American Football Coaches Association All-America and Football News All-America. He also won the Harlon Hill Trophy, which goes to the NCAA Division II player of the year; was Texas Male Amateur Athlete of the Year, South Texas Sportsman of the Year and All-LSC. Horn, an offensive lineman, was Associated Press Little All-AmericafirstteamandFootballNewsAll-Americafirstteam.Hewas the LSC Lineman of the Year. Tight end Mike Dyal was AP (Continued on Page 7)

L.E. Ramey Golf Course - KingsvilleHost - Texas A&M-Kingsville

Still at the TopJeff Wildenberg (15), who played for the Javelinas in 1969-73, is the all-time leading career scorer for the basketball team. He had 1,842 points in those four seasons.

NCAA Division II will havefivenewmembersthisfall,bringingitsmembershipto308. The Division II Membership Committee voted to advance California State-San Marcos, Concordia (Calif.), Concordia-Portland (Ore.), Embry-Riddle (Fla.) and Oklahoma Baptist to active Division II status after the schools completed the required process. As active members, the schools will be eligible to compete in NCAA championships and vote at the NCAA Convention, along withotherbenefits. The committee recommended theprogressionoffiveotherschools that are working through the membership process. Westminster (Utah) was approved to begin the third year of the process and Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.), Biola (Calif.), Davenport (Iowa) and Purdue-Northwest (Ind.) were approved to begin their second year. The committee voted to remove Emmanuel (Ga.) and Spring Hill (Ala.) from the membership process. Both schools previously had been required to repeat one year of the three-year process which is the maximum permitted by Division II legislation. If a school cannot complete the membership requirements within the established timeline, it is removed from the process and must wait a year to reapply.

Five Schools Join NCAA DII Ranks

EVERYONE KNOWS THAT the Javelina football team has won seven national championships. Butwhatalotofpeoplemaynotrealizeisthatatleasttwo additional teams could, and should, be celebrating national championship anniversaries this fall…but aren’t. The1967Javelinasshouldbehavingtheir50th championship anniversaryandthe1977squadshouldbecelebratingits40th anniversary . How’s that? In1967,theJavelinaswentundefeatedandthe1977squadwas8-1-1.Thereasongivenforthe1967clubnotmakingitwasthatTexasA&Iofficialschosenottoplayinthepostseason.TheteamhadcompiledtheundefeatedmarkandhadagreatfinishwithavictoryoverpreviouslyunbeatenSouthwestTexas.AnA&Iofficialsaiditwasfiguredthataplayoffwouldbeanticlimactic. In1977,theJavelinashadatiewithAbileneChristiananda one-point loss to East Texas State (now Texas A&M-Commerce). The Javelinas had won three national titles in a row, and logically should have been selected to defend their titles. But ACU was chosen, and won the national championship.Boththe1967and1977teamsplayedgamesthatrankasthebestever in not only Javelina history but in Lone Star Conference as well. The1967classicgamewithSouthwestTexasisonefortheages.Astanding-room-onlycrowdof14,000filledJavelinaStadium for an afternoon game. All home games were in the afternoon that year after a hurricane blew down the stadium lights earlier in the season.JohnKardowkickedagame-winning,28-yardfieldgoalwith1:18remainingtogivetheJavelinastheirwin. Kardow, also a linebacker, had seven tackles on defense and had an interception. Kardowwasabletokickthefieldgoaldespitehavinglostatoenail earlier in the week in a dormitory accident. Quarterback Gene Walkoviak substituted for freshman starter Karl Douglas, after the latter was injured, and led the Javelinas on a 68-yarddrivethatsetupKardow’skick.Hecompletedthreeoffourpasses on the drive and 59 yards. Kardow’s kick wasn’t the only spectacular scoring play of the game. Freshman wideout Dwight Harrison had a 100-yard kickoff return.Thereturnwasactually104yardsbut100hastoberecordedastheofficialdistance. Hehadfourreceptionsfor114yardsandonewasa55-yardreception that setup a score. The Border Bandits, or Javelina defensive unit, had three pass interceptions, two stopping Bobcat drives inside Javelina territory. Larry Pullin had eight tackles and one of the interceptions and Ed Scott had a pickoff, his seventh of the season. Scott’s interception came with the Bobcats at the Javelina 16-yard line. (Continued on Page 3)

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Upcoming Javelina EventsAug. 5 – Beach Volleyball: Adults 4’s Beach Night Tournament in Kingsville, Javelina Courts. Contact Tanya Allen at (361) 593-2413 or at tanya.allen@tamuk.edu for more information. Football: Team reports for start of preseason workouts.Aug. 14 - Volleyball: Team reports for start of preseason workouts.Aug. 19 - General: Riviera Communications & Gulf Coast Broadband Javelina Club Annual Kickoff BBQ in Kingsville, Northway Coliseum, 5:30 p.m.Aug. 26 - Women’s Golf: Inaugural Golf Tournament in Kingsvile, L.E. Ramey Golf Course, 9 a.m. Phone (936) 645- 9136 to register or for more information.Sept.1–Volleyball:NewMexicoHighlandsinSanAngelo,9:30a.m. Volleyball:ColoradoChristianinSanAngelo,2:30p.m.Sept. 2 – Football: Central Washington in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kingsville Community and Military Appreciation Weekend). Volleyball:Limestone(N.C.)inSanAngelo,9:30a.m. Volleyball:NewMexicoHighlandsinSanAngelo,2:30p.m. Men’s/Women’sCrossCountry:PatriotOpenerinDallas (Dallas Baptist host).Sept.6–Volleyball:SiouxFalls(S.D.)inSiouxFalls,S.D.,4p.m. Volleyball:Augustana(S.D.)inSiouxFalls,S.D.,7:30p.m.Sept.8–Volleyball:Western(Colo.)StateinKearney,Neb.,10a.m. Volleyball:NorthwesternOklahomainKearney,Neb.,1p.m.Sept.9–Volleyball:SoutheasternOklahomainKearney,Neb.,10a.m. Volleyball:Nebraska-KearneyinKearney,Neb.,6p.m. Football:SimonFraserinBurnaby,BritishColumbia,3p.m.Sept. 12 – Volleyball: St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Sept.15–Volleyball:*EasternNewMexicoinPortales,N.M.,6p.m.Sept.16–Football:*MidwesternStateinWichitaFalls,7p.m. Volleyball:*WesternNewMexicoinSilverCity,N.M.,6p.m. Men’s/Women’sCrossCountry:MissouriSouthern Stampede in Joplin, Mo. Sept. 22 – Volleyball: *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 4 p.m. General: Javelina Hall of Fame banquet in Kingsville, Memorial Student Union Building ballrooms, 5:30 p.m. Men’s/Women’sCrossCountry:IslanderSplashin Corpus Christi (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi host).Sept. 23 – General: Fred Nuesch Scholarship Endowment Brunch in Kingsville, Memorial Student Union Building ballrooms, 11 a.m. (Celebrating the beginning of the 50th year of Nuesch being on the Javelina athletic staff). Football: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic Heritage/Hall of Fame and Champion Weekend). Volleyball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Men’s/Women’sCrossCountry:TexasA&MInvitein College Station.Sept. 29 – Volleyball: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Sept. 30 – Volleyball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Football:*AngeloStateinSanAngelo,6p.m.Oct.6–Volleyball:*Texas-PermianBasininOdessa,TBA.Oct. 7 – Football: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family Weekend). Volleyball:*WestTexasA&MinCanyon,TBA. Men’s/Women’sCrossCountry:IncarnateWord Invitational in San Antonio. *LoneStarConferencegamesormatches.

16 DaysUntil Javelina Football Team Reports For Preseason Workouts

42 Days Until Javelinas

Open With Central Washington In Javelina

Stadium

New Kenedy CoachRonnie Perez, former Texas A&M-Kingsville football coach and Javelina alum, has been named the athletic director and head football coach for the Kenedy Independent School District.

Linebacker Butch Riley, defensive lineman Ray Hickl, defensive guard Carlos Saldana and defensive back James Hill had eight tackles each. Scott Powers had seven tackles. SWTscoredfirstandthatwasfollowedbyHarrison’s100-yardruntotiethegame,7-7. After the Bobcats had gone in front by a score, freshman Douglashadathree-yardrunforatouchdowntotieitat14-14. Fullback Phelan Allee gave the Javelinas a lead on a one-yard run but Kardow missed an extra point. The Bobcats went back in front, 21-20 before Kardow more than made up for the PAT miss withthewinningfieldgoal. Iftherewasarankingofbest-gamesever,the1967thrillerwould certainly be high on the chart. Douglas completed six of 12 passes against the Bobcats’ highly ranked defense and ran for 30 yardsThe1977gamewithAbileneChristianendedina25-25tiebutsaw the Javelinas wage one of the biggest comebacks in college football history. Inthatcontest,anotheroverflowcrowd,estimatedat18,500,filledJavelinaStadiumandwasstunnedasACUtooka25-0lead.TheWildcatshadthatmarginwhentheJavelinasgottheirfirsttouchdownwith11:22remaininginthefourthperiod. Wideout Glenn Starks caught a nine-yard scoring pass from quarterback Martin Stroman and after a two-point conversion, the Javelinas trailed, 25-6. Starkshada33-yardtouchdownpassfromStromanwith8:22left and the same combination gave the Javelinas two points on the conversion,makingit25-14. The touchdown was setup by an Andy Hawkins fumble recoveryattheA&I47-yardline. RunningbackHughieShawhadafour-runscorewith6:54leftto bring the Javelinas within three points and that score came after David Palmore recovered a Wildcat fumble at the ACU nine-yard line. RobbieSpencerkickeda35-yardfieldgoalwith4:44ontheclock to tie it and that was set up by a Mike Hawkins, brother of Andy, pass interception at the ACU 19-yard line. Hawkins had a clear path to the goal line but tripped on a teammatewhilebreakingloosefortheendzone. Stroman completed 12 of 23 passes for 210 yards and Starks had six receptions for 93 yards. SteveFeferandJohnnyBarefieldeachhad10tacklesfortheJavelina defense and Doug Greene, Palmore and M. Hawkins each had eight. It’salmostcertainboththe1967and1977teamscouldhaveput two additional national championship trophies in the trophy case if given the opportunity. And even though that didn’t happen, both are certainly deserving of a salute as they celebrate anniversaries as two of the best teams in the legendary Javelina past. (Continued on Page 4)

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A True Blue & Gold Weekend

Friday, Sept. 22

4 p.m. - Javelina volleyball vs. Texas Woman’s, Steinke Center.

5:30 p.m. - 41st Javelina Hall of Fame and Champions Banquet,

Memorial Student Union Building ballrooms.

Saturday, Sept. 23 11 a.m. - Fred Nuesch

Scholarship Endowment Brunch, Memorial Student Union Building

ballrooms.(Celebrating the beginning of Nuesch’s 50th year on the Javelina athletic staff).

2 p.m. Javelina volleyball vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, Steinke Center.

7 p.m. - Javelina football vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, Javelina Stadium.

Tickets for the banquet and brunch may be purchased by going to www.javelinaathletics.

com,clicking on the “Javelina Hall of Fame” button on the right side of the cover page and then

scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking on “Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony”

Javelina Nation...A Family Unlike

Any Other!!

Javelinas On TCL Teams This Summer Two members of the Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team are playing in the Texas Collegiate League this summer. Catcher Christian Caudle, ju-nior from Houston (Klein), is with the Victoria Generals and Dallas Stafano,junioroutfielderandpitcher from Houston (Cypress), is with theBrazosValleyBombers. The Bombers are headquar-rered in Bryan. The pair will be seniors on next spring’s Javelina squad. Caudlehit.384lastseasonwith 11 doubles, two triples and a home run. He had eight stolen bases. Stafanohit.246withfivedou-bles, a triple and three home runs. He had three stolen bases.

Christian Caudle

Dallas Stafano

FORMER JAVELINA COACH RonniePerezhasbeennamed the new athletic director and head football coach for the Kenedy Independent School District. ItwillbePerez’sfirstheadcoachingpositionandhehas22years in the coaching profession. He has been at Hondo since 2013 where he was the quarterback and special teams coach and assistant baseball coach. PerezwasthequarterbackandspecialteamscoachatSanAntonioEastCentralfrom2007-13. HewasoffensivecoordinatoratLubbockEstacadoin2001-07and was an assistant baseball coach at the same time. PerezwasjuniorvarsitysecondaryandlinebackercoachatVictoria Memorial in 2000 after coaching the freshman football and baseball teams in 1999-2000. PerezwasontheJavelinastaffin1995-99,coachingquarterbacks, the defensive line and wide receivers. He received his bachelor’s degree from TAMUK. He is a graduate of Austin Westwood and played one season at Ranger Junior College. Perezismarriedandheandhiswife,Amber,havethreedaughters and a son.

FORMER TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLEtrackandfieldandcross country coach Brent Erickson has been named to the same position at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Erickson was coach for the Javelinas for six seasons and was Lone Star Conference coach of the year three times. The men’s team was in the NCAA Division II top 10 four times. While with the Javelinas, he coached Javelina Hall of Fame hurdler Tarmo Jallai from Estonia. Erickson was selected to the coachingstaffoftheEstonianationalteamforthe2004OlympicGames in Athens, Greece. He has coached at Portland (Ore.) State for the past two seasons and has coached at California State-Stanislaus, Southern Oregon, Morehead (Ky.) State, Wisconsin-LaCrosse, Mount Marty (S.D.), Marquette and South Dakota State. Erickson competed at Stanislaus and was an All-American.

LONE STAR CONFERENCEnotes: …The ninth annual Midwestern State Women’s Football Clinic is set for Aug. 2 on campus. The event, hosted by the Mustang football program, provides keystothegame,food,prizesandfunforareawomenwhowanttolearn more about the Xs and Os of football. Dinner will be provided and there will be presentations by local television personalities, the MSU coaching staff, fashions from football players and a question-and-answer session with head coach Bill Maskill and the coaches’ wives. Thefirst100registrantsreceiveacollector’sT-shirtandtailgating recipes. ProceedsfromthedoorprizesgototheBillMaskillFamily (Continued on Page 5)

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Fred Nuesch, MSC 114A, 700 University Blvd., Kingsville, TX 78363

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A private memorial service for former Texas A&I assistant football coach John Cosgrove will be held Thursday in Granby, Colo. Cosgrove,67,passedawayFeb. 16 in Michigan. He was a member of the Javelinastaffin1974-77whenthe Javelinas won three national championships and four Lone Star Conference titles. Cosgrove received a master’s degree in education from Texas A&I. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Terri; three daughters, BarbaraDimim,ElizabethCosgrove and Merilee Cosgrove; 12 grandchildren; two sisters, Carol Wooley and Cindy Bargell and two nieces. A native of Boulder, Colo., he received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado and played for the Buffalo football team. He coached at Neligh High School in Nebraska before joining the Javelina staff. Cosgrove later coached at Southwestern Oklahoma; Arapahoe High School in Littleton, Colo.; Woodland Park High School in Woodland Park, Colo.; Dakota (S.D.) State; Olivet (Mich.) State and Northwood (Mich.) University. During the period the Cactus Bowl All-Star game was played in Kingsville, Cosgrove was a member of the coaching staff. Memorial contributions were requested to be given to an athletic association or charity. His wife, Terri, has requested that on Thursday, “Reach out to someone who you shared experiences with around John and share stories. He loved telling stories and we all know there are many about him out there. He would be honored if that’s what his friends, coaches, students and players would do on the 20th.”

European TripJavelina coaches John Cosgrove, left, and Davis Corley on the banks of the Neckar River in Heidelberg, Germany, during the football team’s exhibition tour in Europe in 1976.

Cosgrove Memorial Service Thursday

Foundation which provides scholarships to at-risk youngsters who wish to join sports teams in the Wichita Falls area. There were 120 women at the 2016 event. …LuisPerez,TexasA&M-Commercequarterback,isoneof146nomineesfortheAllstateAmericanFootballCoachesAssociation Good Works Team. Heisoneof70athletesfromtheNCAADivisionI-AA,IIandIIIandNAIAcompetingforoneofthe11spotsonthefinalteam. Perezhas32hoursofcommunityservicein2016-17andisamember of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. TheJavelinaswillbeseeingPerez,andhisTexasA&M-Commerce team, Sept. 23 in Javelina Stadium which is shaping up to be one of the top matchups in the LSC and NCAA Division II this fall. …The Midwestern State Football Golf Tournament has been setforJuly28atTheChampionsCourseatWeeksPark. Registrationis$95perplayeror$380perteam.Mulligansareavailable at $5 each with a limit of four per player. …Registrationisopenforthe42nd annual West Texas A&M Buffalo Club Golf Classic Aug. 25 at the Palo Duro Creek Golf Club. A lunch will be provided and a $100,000 hole-in-one shootout will be held prior to the shotgun start. Players will be able to meet and interact with Buff athletes . AllproceedswillbenefittheBuffaloClubStudent-AthleteScholarship Fund. …Elsa Cocker, who has been the assistant softball coach at Western New Mexico for the past year, has been named the head coach. Before going to WNMU, she was an assistant coach at Trinity Valley Community College for two seasons and began her coaching career at Angelo State. Cocker played at ASU for two years and the Rambelles were 48-11inthosetwoseasons. …The Texas A&M-Commerce men’s basketball team was recognizedlastweekasarecipientoftheNationalAssociationofBasketball Coaches Team Academic Excellence Award. The award goes to the teams with at least a 3.0 grade point averagein2016-17.

NCAA DIVISION IInotes: …Northwest Missouri State and Central Missouri will play a football game in Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 30. Arrowhead is the home of the Kansas City Chiefs. The teams play following a Kansas City Royals home game in an adjacent stadium. Arrowhead was host to 12 meetings between Northwest and Pittsburg (Kan.) State before the Bearcats and Central played there last year. Lower deck tickets are $25 while tickets on the Scout InvestmentsClubLevelare$40. Student tickets are $10. Parking will be $15 and RV and bus parking is $25.

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The 1967 Javelinas went 9-0-0 and won the Lone Star Conference title. It didn’t participate in the national playoffs. Left to right, front row, are Ed Scott, Dwayne Nix, James Respondek, Bill Pettijohn, Dennis Webb, Jerry Gates, Carlos Saldana and Larry Pullin; second row, Eugene Kubelka, Thomas Domel, Chris Nuinez, Jerry Hajovsky, Butch Thomas, Glen McDonald, Quintin Holtz, Ray Hickl and Dick Hander; third row, Phelan Allee, Ronald Fielding, Pat Walker, Roy Farmer, Alvin Matthews, Dwight Harrison, James Friesenhahn and Charles Matula; fourth row, Guile Vela, Donald Washington, Andy Browder, Scott Powers, Bobby Redus, James Hill, Karl Douglas, John Kardow and Jim Brown, and fifth row, managers Greg Doramus, Jim Weber and Larry Steinke.

The 1977 Javelina football team had an 8-1-1 record and won the Lone Star Conference. It didn’t receive an invitation to the national playoffs despite having been national champion the past three seasons. Left to right are, front row, Glenn Starks, John Massingill, Clem Franks, David Palmore, Stuart Dornburg, Larry Collins, Mike Hawkins, Joe Henke, Hughie Shaw, Steve Fefer and Johnny Barefield; second row, Randy Friedrich, Mark Dizdar, David Marquez, Joel Dragon, Wade Whitmer, Kevin Gentry, Jerry Wilbanks, John Darr, Hector Guerra and Raul Rodriguez; third row, trainer Bob Williams, Martin Stroman, James Ruthstrom McKay, Gary Davis, Henry Glenn, Carlos Perez, Billy John, Oscar Perez, Parker Peebles, Ben Orsak and trainer Jack Holley; fourth row, trainer Mike Webb, Charles Fuller, Royce Nitschmann, Kenneth Adamek, Mike Sheffield, Steven Glick, Jones, James Clements, Max Bordelon, Don Washington, John Herrera and trainer Steve Rodriguez; fifth row, trainer Doug Taft, Bryan Sweeney, Joe Barefield, Leroy Seidel, Stuart Isdale, Paul Morgan, Raymond Waddy, Jafus White, Elvis Hartsfield, Andy Hawkins and trainer Mark Menclo; sixth row, manager Bill Lackey, Ronnie Bennett, Randy Brooks, Eli Walter, Jones, Robbie Spencer, Gerald Allen, Robert Poole, Willie Drew, Darrel Jackson, Gary Allen and trainer Bobby Oakley, and seventh row, head coach Fred Jonas, assistant coaches Pat Aguilar, Andrew Crawford, Tim Reid, John Cosgrove, Pete Murray and Doug McCutchen, and head trainer Willie Gipson.

1967 and 1977

Javelina Football Teams

That Had National Playoff

Credentials

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Name P Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (School)Mike Adams DT 6-2 255 So. Kerrville (Tivy)MikeAdkins DT 6-4 280 Fr. TerrellHerbieAnderson DB 6-0 175 Fr. PortArthur(Jefferson)JohnnyBailey RB 5-9 180 So. Houston(Yates)Don Ballard OG 6-3 250 So. Houston (Alief Elsik)SeanBanks DB 5-10 197 So. Houston(Nimitz)LawrenceBatiste DB 6-1 180 Fr. Houston(ForestBrook)Kevin Beasley LB 6-1 220 So. Houston (Klein Forest)DamonBlackmon WR 5-10 175 Fr. Houston(Yates)James Broussard DB 6-2 200 So. Houston (Jones)Michael Brysch DE 6-2 195 Fr. RungeDennisClay TB 5-9 175 So. CorpusChristi(Miller)RickeyCollins DB 5-10 181 Fr. Lubbock(Estacado)DarcyDavis QB 5-10 185 Sr. AldineBillDean OG 6-4 255 So. Houston(KleinForest)KeithenDeGrate DT 6-4 250 Fr. CaldwellMike Dyal TE 6-3 230 Sr. Kerrville (Tivy)Johnny Eaton LB 6-3 230 Fr. Houston (Waltrip)DyasEvans DE 6-0 280 So. Galveston(Ball)Matt Evans QB 6-2 203 Fr. Austin (McCallum)Terry Fassnidge LB 6-2 195 Fr. PleasantonRayFields DB 5-10 170 Fr. Houston(Milby)JohnnyFisher TB 5-9 204 Fr. Houston(Yates)RupertFoster P/PK 6-4 190 Fr. SanAntonio(Madison)DonaldGary FB 5-10 180 So. ElCampoA.B.Green DB 6-1 178 So. RungeAl Gregurek TE 6-2 220 Sr. El CampoJamesGuidry OG 6-1 180 Jr. Beaumont(Westbrook)Jesse Hacker OG 6-1 255 So. San Antonio (Kennedy)SheldonHalliburton DT 6-8 310 So. BryanMosesHorn OG 6-1 280 Sr. Houston(Willowridge)ShawnHuffman DB 5-10 175 Fr. AlvinAnthonyJiles FB 5-9 185 Fr. Houston(Madison)Don Jiles DB 5-10 190 Jr. Houston (Jones)Curtis Johnson TB 5-11 206 Fr. Houston (Jones)Larry Kuebal QB 6-2 190 Jr. BlancoEddieLaTouf C 6-1 240 So. Austin(Travis)MitchLaymance DE 6-5 240 Sr. Austin(Westwood)Lacie Leavatts DT 6-2 255 Jr. Houston (Madison)Larry Ledesma DE 6-2 215 Fr. Austin (Johnson)John Levine FB 6-3 200 So. Galveston (O’Connell)David Malesky LB 5-9 210 Sr. San Antonio (Judson)BremondMcClinton DB 5-11 175 Sr. SanAntonio(Roosevelt)Wendell Moore WR 5-9 160 Fr. Dallas (South Oak Cliff)RodMounts OT 6-4 280 Jr. CorpusChristi(Carroll)GregMraz TE 6-4 215 Fr. Shiner(St.Paul)Derrick Owens WR 6-2 210 Fr. West Orange (West Orange Stark)David Rider OT 6-3 250 So. Austin (Crockett)JorgeRodriguez DT 6-6 280 So. Houston(Lee)Derrick Sanders DE 6-3 210 Fr. Corpus Christi (Carroll)Doug Schaumburg P 6-2 195 Jr. Houston (Alief Elsik)Sean Scruggs LB 6-1 205 So. Houston (Alief Elsik)RodneySerpa DT 6-5 285 Fr. CorpusChristi(Ray)Heath Sherman FB 6-0 190 Jr. El CampoKerrySimien WR 5-11 170 So. Houston(Jones)Glenn Skoruppa LB 6-0 210 Sr. Corpus Christi (Tuloso-Midway)Henry Smith LB 6-2 190 So. Houston (Forest Brook)MauriceSmith WR 5-7 144 Fr. CorpusChristi(Moody)Mike Spheeris C 6-2 265 Sr. Houston (Alief Hastings)

RaymondThomas DB 5-8 175 Jr. CueroDon Turner OT 6-3 230 Fr. College Station (A&M Consolidated)TomWallace DE 6-4 225 Fr. ConroeRobert Watson LB 6-3 220 So. Lubbock (Dunbar)TreyWeatherford DB 6-3 173 Fr. Houston(SpringWoods)AudieWilliams WR 5-8 160 Fr. Dallas(SouthOakCliff)Kevin Williams DE 6-2 195 Fr. Corpus Christi (Miller)Rodney Williams LB 6-3 235 So. Eagle Lake (Rice) HEADCOACH:RonHarms DEFENSIVECOORDINATOR:RichardCundiff OFFENSIVEBACKSCOACH:DonPittman OFFENSIVELINECOACH:DavidBrowning SECONDARYCOACH:KeithWalters DEFENSIVELINECOACH:JimBridges RECEIVERSCOACH:NealLaHue STUDENTASSISTANTCOACH:RobbieDueitt STUDENTASSISTANTCOACH:StevenMayberry

1987 Javelina Football Team

(Continued from Page 1)Little All-America second team. Defensive back Ricky Collins was named the LSC defensive back of the year and defensive lineman Johnny Eaton was the LSC Freshman of the Year. Making All-LSC along with Bailey, Horn, Collins and Dyal were, center Ed LaTouf, fullback Heath Sherman and wideout Kerry Simien. Defensive end Rodney Williams was LSC All-Academic. Ron Harms was head coach of the Javelinas and assistants were Don Pittman, offensive backs; Richard Cundiff, defensive coordinator; David Browning, offensive line; Keith Walters, secondary;

1987 Javelina Football Team To Celebrating Its 30th Anniversary

Jim Bridges, defensive line, and Neal LaHue, receivers. Bailey led the Javelina statistics with his159.8yardsagame,7.4yardsacarry,18rushingtouchdowns,12.0pointsagame,26.1yardsakickoffreturnand201.7all-purpose yardage average. Davis also had impressive statistics, completing104of189(.550)passesfor145.5yardsagameandfivescores. Dyalhad34receptionsfor541yards. Defensively, linebacker Kevin Beasleyhad74tacklestoleadthetacklechart. Collins had 61 tackles and three interceptions. Linebacker Henry Smith had57tacklesandEaton55tackles,sevensacks and two fumble recoveries.

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Western Canada, the Beautiful Northwestand Javelina Football!

All Are Being Offered With a Javelina Tour Sept. 6-10Tour Includes:

...Roundtrip Air Fare From Corpus Christi Airport(Trip Can Also Originate in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas)

...Tour of Chihuly Glass Factory and Museum With Free Time In Downtown Seattle

...All-Day Tour to Victoria Island Including Butchart Gardens...Two-Nights Lodging in Seattle and

Two Nights in Burnaby, British Columbia...Transportation to the Javelina Game With Simon Fraser

Sept. 9.Reservations Can Be Made by Calling (361) 522-8990

(Passports will be necessary for crossing Into Canada and returning to the U.S.)

Vancouver, British ColumbiaPhoto by Jane McLean

TexasA&M-KingsvilleledthefootballattendancefiguresintheLone Star Conference in 2016 and ranked third among all NCAA Division I-AA, II and III schools in Texas, according to statistics released by the NCAA. TheJavelinasaveraged8,570fansagame. PrairieViewA&MledtheTexasfigureswithanaverageof12,194agameandS.F.Austinwassecondwith9.848. The Javelinas topped the LSC averages and Midwestern State was secondwith8,363. LSCteamsrankedfiveofthetop10spotsinattendance.

2016 NCAA Football Attendance Leaders in Texas In NCAA Division I-AA, II and III

School Game Average PrairieViewA&M 12,914 S.F.AustinState 9,848 Texas A&M-Kingsville 8,570 MidwesternState 8,363 Texas-PermianBasin 8,327 TexasA&M-Commerce 7,982 SamHoustonState 7,940 Lamar 7,429 WestTexasA&M 7,264 AbileneChristian 6,342 TarletonState 5,772 TexasSouthern 5,371 IncarnateWord 4,929 MaryHardin-Baylor 3,760 AngeloState 3,711 HoustonBaptist 3,276 Southwestern 3,147 Hardin-Simmons 3.111 Howard Payne 3,021 EastTexasBaptist 2,875 Sul Ross State 1,921 McMurry 1,826 TexasLutheran 1,763 Trinity 1,711

2016 Lone Star Conference Football Attendance Averages School Game Average Texas A&M-Kingsville 8,750 MidwesternState 8,363 Texas-PermianBasin 8,327 TexasA&M-Commerce 7,982 WestTexasA&M 7,264 TarletonState 5,772 AngeloState 3,711 Eastern New Mexico 2,123 OklahomaPanhandle 989 WesternNewMexico 346

For the Latest Javelina Sports News Go To

www.javelinaathletics.com

Javelina Football Tops LSC in Attendance,

Third in Texas

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AlabamaUniversity of Alabama- HuntsvilleUniversity of Auburn- MontgomeryMiles CollegeUniversity of MontevalloUniversity of North AlabamaSpring Hill CollegeTuskegee UniversityUniversity of West Alabama

AlaskaUniversity of Alaska- AnchorageUniversity of Alaska-Fairbanks

ArizonaArkansas

Arkansas Tech UniversityUniversity of Arkansas-Fort SmithUniversity of Arkansas- MonticelloHarding UniversityHenderson State UniversityOuachita Baptist UniversitySouthern Arkansas University

British ColumbiaSimon Fraser University

CaliforniaAcademy of Art UniversityAzusaPacificUniversityBiola UniversityCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia State Polytechnic University-PomonaCalifornia State University- Monterey BayCalifornia State University- ChicoCalifornia State University- DominguezHillsCalifornia State University- East BayCalifornia State University- Los AngelesCalifornia State University- San BernardinoCalifornia State University- StanislausCalifornia State University- San MarcosUniversity of California-San DiegoConcordia University-Irvine Dominican UniversityFresnoPacificUniversityHoly Names UniversityHumboldt State UniversityNotre Dame de Namur

UniversityPointLomaNazareneUniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySonoma State University

ColoradoAdams State UniversityColorado Christian UniversityColorado University-MesaColorado School of MinesColorado State University- PuebloUniversity of Colorado- Colorado SpringsFort Lewis CollegeMetropolitan State UniversityRegis UniversityWestern State University

ConnecticutUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of New HavenPost UniversitySouthern Connecticut State University

DelawareWilmington UniversityGoldey-Beacom College

District of ColumbiaUniversity of the District of Columbia

FloridaBarry UniversityEckerd CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlagler UniversityFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida Southern CollegeLynn UniversityNova Southeastern UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic UniversityRollins CollegeSaint Leo UniversityUniversity of TampaUniversity of West Florida

GeorgiaAlbany State University

Armstrong State UniversityAugusta UniversityClark Atlanta UniversityClayton State UniversityColumbus State UniversityEmmanuel CollegeFort Valley State UniversityGeorgia CollegeGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityMorehouse CollegeUniversity of North GeorgiaPaine CollegeShorter University Valdosta State UniversityUniversity of West GeorgiaYoung Harris College

HawaiiBrigham Young University- HawaiiChaminade UniversityUniversity of Hawaii-HiloHawaiiPacificUniversity

IdahoNorthwestNazareneUniversity

IllinoisUniversity of Illinois- SpringfieldLewis UniversityMcKendree UniversityQuincy University

IndianaUniversity of IndianapolisOakland City UniversityPurdue University-NorthwestUniversity of Southern IndianaSt. Joseph’s College

IowaUpper Iowa University

KansasEmporia State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityNewman UniversityPittsburg State UniversityWashburn University

KentuckyBellarmine UniversityKentucky State University

Kentucky Wesleyan CollegeMaryland

Bowie State UniversityMassachusetts

American International University Assumption CollegeBentley UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts-LowellMerrimack CollegeStonehill College

MichiganDavenport UniversityFerris State UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityHillsdale CollegeLake Superior State UniversityMichigan Tech UniversityNorthern Michigan University Northwood UniversitySaginaw Valley State UniversityWayne State University

MinnesotaBemidji State UniversityConcordia University-St. PaulMinnesota State UniversityMinnesota State University- MoorheadUniversity of Minnesota- CrookstonUniversity of Minnesota- DuluthSouthwest Minnesota State UniversitySt. Cloud State UniversityWinona State University

MississippiDelta State UniversityMississippi College

MissouriUniversity of Central MissouriDrury UniversityLincoln UniversityLindenwood UniversityMaryville UniversityMissouri University of Science and TechnologyMissouri Southern State

UniversityMissouri Western State UniversityUniversity of Missouri-St. LouisNorthwest Missouri State UniversityRockhurst UniversitySouthwest Baptist UniversityTruman State UniversityWilliam Jewell College

MontanaMontana State University- Billings

NebraskaChadron State CollegeUniversity of Nebraska- KearneyWayne State College

New HampshireFranklin Pierce UniversitySouthern New Hampshire UniversitySaint Anselm College

New JerseyBloomfieldCollegeCaldwell UniversityFelician UniversityGeorgian Court University

New MexicoEastern New Mexico UniversityNew Mexico Highlands UniversityWestern New Mexico University

New YorkAdelphi UniversityConcordia CollegeDaemen CollegeDominican CollegeLe Moyne CollegeMercy CollegeMolloy CollegeNew York Institute of TechnologyNyack CollegePace UniversityLong Island University-PostQueens College

Roberts Wesleyan CollegeThe College of Saint RoseSt. Thomas Aquinas College

North CarolinaBarton CollegeBelmont Abbey CollegeBrevard CollegeCatawba CollegeChowan UniversityElizabethCityStateUniversityFayetteville State UniversityJohnson C. Smith UniversityLenoir-Rhyne UniversityLivingstone CollegeMars Hill UniversityUniversity of Mount OliveUniversity of North Carolina-PembrokePfeiffer UniversityQueens UniversityShaw UniversitySt. Augustine’s UniversityWingate UniversityWinston-Salem State University

North DakotaUniversity of MaryMinot State University

OhioAshland UniversityCedarville UniversityCentral State UniversityUniversity of FindlayLake Erie CollegeMalone UniversityNotre Dame CollegeOhio Dominican UniversityTiffinUniversityUrbana UniversityUrsuline CollegeWalsh University

OklahomaCameron UniversityUniversity of Central OklahomaEast Central UniversityNortheastern State UniversityNorthwestern Oklahoma State UniversityOklahoma Baptist University Oklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversityRogers State UniversitySoutheastern Oklahoma State University

NCAA Division II...More than 300 Strong and Growing

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Javelina Athletic DepartmentSummer Sports Camps

Beach Volleyball Saturday, Aug. 5 - Adults 4s Beach Night tournament. Contact Tanya Allen at (361) 593-2413 or at tanya.allen@tamuk.edu for more information.

Girls Basketball Camp Monday, July 17-Friday, July 21 - Grades K-12, Steinke Center. Contact Wade Scott at (361) 593-4029 or at kulws001@tamuk.edu.

SouthernNazareneUniversitySouthwestern Oklahoma State University

OregonConcordia University-PortlandWestern Oregon University

PennsylvaniaBloomsburg UniversityCalifornia University

NCAA Division II...More than 300 Strong and Growing Chestnut Hill CollegeCheyney UniversityClarion UniversityEast Stroudsburg State UniversityEdinboro UniversityGannon UniversityHoly Family UniversityIndiana University

KutztownUniversityLock Haven UniversityMansfieldUniversityMercyhurst UniversityMillersville UniversityUniversity of Pittsburgh- JohnstownUniversity of SciencesSeton Hill University

Shippensburg UniversitySlippery Rock UniversityThomas Jefferson UniversityWest Chester University

Puerto RicoUniversity of Puerto Rico- BayamonUniversity of Puerto Rico - MayaguezUniversity of Puerto Rico- Piedras

South CarolinaAnderson UniversityBenedict CollegeClaflinUniversityCoker CollegeConverse CollegeErskine CollegeFrancis Marion UniversityLander UniversityLimestone CollegeNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville UniversityUniversity of South Carolina-AikenSouthern Wesleyan University

South DakotaAugustana UniversityBlack Hills State UniversityNorthern State UniversityUniversity of Sioux FallsSouth Dakota School of

Mines and TechnologyTennessee

Carson-Newman UniversityChristian Brothers UniversityKing UniversityLane CollegeLee UniversityLeMoyne-Owen CollegeLincoln Memorial UniversityTreveccaNazareneUniversityTusculum CollegeUnion University

TexasAngelo State UniversityDallas Baptist UniversityLubbock Christian UniversityMidwestern State UniversitySt. Edward’s UniversitySt. Mary’s UniversityTarleton State UniversityTexas A&M International University Texas A&M University- CommerceTexas A&M University-

KingsvilleUniversity of Texas-Permian BasinTexas Woman’s UniversityWest Texas A&M University

UtahDixie State University

Westminster CollegeVermont

College of Saint RoseVirginia

University of Virginia-WiseVirginia State UniversityVirginia Union University

West VirginiaAlderson Broaddus UniversityBluefieldStateCollegeUniversity of CharlestonConcord UniversityDavis & Elkins CollegeFairmont State UniversityGlenville State CollegeOhio Valley UniversitySalem International UniversityShepherd UniversityWest Liberty UniversityWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeWheeling Jesuit University

WashingtonCentral Washington UniversitySeattlePacificUniversitySaint Martin’s UniversityWestern Washington University

WisconsinUniversity of Wisconsin- Parkside

One of the Best Garrett Murdy, who pitched for the Javelinas in 2004, is one of the most honored in Lone Star Conference history. He was the Rawlings/American Baseball Coaches Association national player of the year, NCAA Division II All-America first team, Rawlings/ABCA All-America first team, NCAA Division II South Central Region player of the year, all-regional first team, LSC player of the year, All-LSC and LSC tournament most valuable player.

2017 Javelina Signees Baseball

Rey Chapa, Conroe (OakRidge),infielder,5-9,150, Fr. Kyle Craft, Victoria (East) and Nicholls (La.) State,pitcher,6-2,175,Jr. Kylan Hutcheson, Wichita Falls (Rider) and Cisco Junior College, outfielder,5-10,160,Jr. Nate Kowalik, Goliad and Coastal Bend College, pitcher and second baseman, 5-10, 200, Jr.

R.J. Pena, San Antonio (East Central), pitcher, 6-0, 175,Fr. Roy Sandoval, Corpus Christi(Moody),outfielder,6-1, 165, Fr. Giancarlo Servin, Edinburg (North), pitcher/third baseman, 6-2, 200, Fr. Matthew Stary, Houston (Cypress Falls), pitcher/utilityplayer,6-3,175,Fr. Connor Thompson, Liberty Hill, shortstop, 5-9, 160, Fr.

JacobVasquez,Victoria(St. Joseph’s), catcher/pitcher, 6-0, 205, Fr.

Beach Volleyball/Inside Volleyball

Megan Mattie, Silver City, N.M., and New Mexico State, 6-0, outside hitter, So. Hadley McIvor, San Angelo (Central), 5-10, outside hitter, Fr. Sarah Miller, Long Beach, Calif., and Long Beach Community College, 5-10, outside hitter, Jr. Mikalia Paxton, Arvada, Colo., and the University of New Orleans, 6-0, setter, So. Shelly Sheets, San Antonio (Antonian), 5-10, outside hitter/middle blocker, Fr.

Football David Allison, Missouri City (Stafford), defensive back, Missouri City (Stafford),5-8,165,Fr. Wesley Arrambide, El Campo,wideout,6-2,185,Fr. Dennis Berry III, San Antonio (Jay), offensive lineman,6-3,285,Fr. De’Marius Brooks, Humble (Atacocita), defensivetackle,6-0,285,Fr. Kam Bryant, Mobile, Ala., defensive end, 6-2, 235, Fr. Jalen Campbell, Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff) and Sam Houston State, cornerback,5-11,175,So.. Jacob Clarkson, Houston (Jersey Village), wideout, 6-2, 230, Fr. Kason Franklin, (Continued on Page 14)

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Javelina Volleyball Alumni Match

Alumni vs. Current Javelina Team

Saturday, Aug. 19, 2 p.m. In the Steinke Center

Followed by the Javelina BBQ and Social at 5:30 p.m.

Northway Coliseum

WE WELCOME ANY AND ALL VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI

Please spread the word.If you cannot play, we would still love

for you to come and be recognized!

Any alumni interested in participating, please RSVP to tanya.allen@tamuk.edu

25 Days Until Javelina Volleyball Team

Reports For Preseason Workouts

43 Days Until Javelinas Open

In San Angelo

2017 Javelina Volleyball Schedule Sept.1–NewMexicoHighlandsinSanAngelo,9:30a.m. Sept.1–ColoradoChristianinSanAngelo,2:30p.m. Sept.2–Limestone(N.C.)inSanAngelo,9:30a.m. Sept.2–NewMexicoHighlandsinSanAngelo,2:30p.m. Sept.6–SiouxFalls(S.D.)inSiouxFalls,S.D.,4p.m. Sept.6–Augustana(S.D.)inSiouxFalls,S.D.,7:30p.m. Sept.8–Western(Colo.)StateinKearney,Neb.,10a.m. Sept.8–NorthwesternOklahomainKearney,Neb.,2p.m. Sept. 9 – Southeastern Oklahoma in Kearney, Neb., 10 a.m. Sept. 9 – Nebraska-Kearney in Kearney, Neb., 6 p.m. Sept. 12 – St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept.15-*EasternNewMexicoinPortales,N.M.,6p.m. Sept.16-*WesternNewMexicoinSilverCity,N.M.6p.m. Sept. 22 - *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept. 23 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Sept. 29 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept. 30 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Oct.6-*Texas-PermianBasininOdessa,TBA. Oct.7-*WestTexasA&MinCanyon,TBA. Oct. 13 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Oct. 14 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Oct.17-*TarletonStateinStephenville,7p.m. Oct. 20 – Dallas Baptist in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Oct. 20 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Oct. 21 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Oct.27-*TexasWoman’sinDenton,TBA. Oct.28-*TexasA&M-CommerceinCommerce,2p.m. Oct.31-*AngeloStateinSanAngelo,7p.m. Nov. 3 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Nov. 4 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Nov.10-*MidwesternStateinWichitaFalls,TBA. Nov.11-*CameroninLawton,Okla.,2p.m. Nov.16-18–LoneStarConferenceChampionshipsatsiteofNo.1seed. Nov. 30-Dec. 2 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Championships, TBA.

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2017 Texas A&M-Kingsville Football Schedule Sept. 2 – Central Washington in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kingsville Community and Military Appreciation Weekend). Sept. 9 - Simon Fraser in Burnaby, British Columbia, 3 p.m. Sept.16-*MidwesternStateinWichitaFalls,7p.m. Sept. 23 – *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic Heritage/Hall of Fame and Champions Weekend). Sept.30-*AngeloStateinSanAngelo,6p.m. Oct. 7 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family Weekend). Oct.14-*Texas-PermianBasininOdessa,6p.m. Oct. 21 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Homecoming). Oct.28-*EasternNewMexicoinPortales,N.M.,8p.m. Nov.4-*WesternNewMexicoinSilverCity,N.M.,1p.m.. Nov. 11 – William Jewell (Mo.) in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Senior Day). *LoneStarConferencegames. All times are Central Daylight or Central Standard Time.

British Columbia CapitolVictoria, the capital of British Columbia, will be on a tour being offered for the Javelina football fans who are going to Burnaby for the Sept. 9 football game between the Javelinas and Simon Fraser. (Photo courtesy of Snake Wallace).

(Continued from Page 11)Houston (Cypress Woods), defensiveback,5-11,187,Fr. Ken’twan Freeman, Victoria (West),defensiveend,6-0,180,Fr. Cody Gardner, Spring (Klein Oak),defensivelineman,6-1,285,Fr. DylanGonzalez,Pasadena(Memorial), linebacker, 6-5, 230, Fr. Russell Hall, Friendswood (ClearBook),wideout,6-4,195,Fr. Johnnie Harper, Crosby, safety, 5-10,175,Fr. Keon Hodge, Corpus Christi (West Oso), running back/linebacker, 5-11, 205, Fr. Deaderick Hollaway, El Campo,defensiveback,6-1,185,Fr. John Horn Jr., Missouri City (Hightower), lineman, 6-3, 290, Fr. Moses Horn, Stafford, lineman, 6-1, 290, Fr. Elijah Hunter, San Antonio (Roosevelt), defensive back, 6-0, 195, Fr. Indigo Jackson, Corpus Christi (King), defensive back, 6-0, 180,Fr. Kyle Kinyo, Spring (Klein Oak), offensive lineman, 6-5, 295, Fr. Darryl Layton, Sugar Land (Austin),defensiveback,6-0,178,Fr. Alec Lewis, Crosby, linebacker. 6-0, 210, Fr. Onix Little, Friendswood (ClearBrook),wideout,6-4,195,Fr. Lawrence Mann, Corpus Christi (Calallen), linebacker, 6-1, 190, Fr. Tre Miles, Cuero, wideout, 5-11, 165, Fr. Octavian Modeste, Baytown (Sterling),linebacker,6-1,208,Fr. Tay Ogden, Victoria (West), defensiveback,5-8,175,Fr. Blake Parish, Pearland, linebacker, 6-1, 200, Fr. Connor Perkins, Nederland, wideout,5-7,150,Fr. DiegoRodriguez,Weslaco,

safety,5-10,175,Fr. Ty Shelton, Seguin (Navarro), linebacker, 6-1, 195, Fr. Trent Sisco, Tomball (Klein Oak), kicker/punter, 6-1, 155, Fr. William Turner, San Antonio (Randolph),linebacker,6-3,218,Fr.

Track & Field GertrudisRuizBalli,Brownsville (Pace), thrower, Fr. Jamarkus Birka, Fort Worth (North Crowley) and Oklahoma University, sprinter, So. Robert Downs, Philadelphia, Pa., and South Plains Junior College, middle distance, Jr. My’Destinee Franklin, Bay City, sprinter and jumper, Fr. LarissaSanchezGonzalez,Queretaro, Mexico. sprinter/relays, Fr. Taylor Robertson, Bay City, sprinter, Fr.

Men’s Basketball Kyren Block, San Antonio (Brennan) and Houston Baptist, 6-7,guard,So.

Elton Dyer, Houston (South Houston) and San Jacinto College,6-4,guard,Jr. Jacolby Harris, Delray Beach, Fla., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, 6-3, guard, Jr. Johnnathan Lindsey, Detroit, Mich., and Butler (Kan.) CommunityCollege,6-7,forward,Jr.

Women’s Basketball Bianca Hampton, Houston (MacArthur) and Cisco Junior College, 5-9, guard, Jr. Kristina Kana, Mont Belvieu (Barbers Hill) and Coastal Bend College, 5-10, forward, Jr. Tatyana McFarland, Riverside, Calif., and Chochise CommnityCollege(Ariz.),5-11,forward, Jr. Sadie Russell, Nottingham, England, and Odessa College, 6-1, forward, Jr. Bri-AnnaSoliz,SanAngelo(LakeView),5-8,forward,Fr. Brynae Thompson, Houston

Javelina Signees

(Cypress-Fairbanks),5-7,guard,Jr.Women’s Golf

KristinaGutierrez,Laredo(St.Augustine), Fr. Madison Lake, Victoria (East), Fr.

Abigail Willcoxon, Conroe, Fr.Women’s Tennis

Mariana Correa, Victoria, Brazil,Fr. Laura Montalvo, Cochabamba, Bolivia, Fr.

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Athletic Training ClinicThese were the participants in the Javelina student athletic training clinic held last week in McCulley Hall.

Butchart Gardens in VictoriaButchart Gardens in Victoria, British Columbia, will be part of a tour being offered for the Javelina football fans who will be going to Burnaby, B.C., for the Javelina football game Sept. 9 with Simon Fraser. (Photo courtesy of Snake Wallace).

(Continued from Page 1)(Ga.) State at Tuskegee (Ala.). Saturday, Sept. 16 - Grand Valley (Mich.) State at Michigan Tech. Saturday, Sept. 16 - Tusculum (Tenn.) at Limestone (N.C.). Saturday, Sept. 23 - Mars Hill (N.C.) at Catawba (N.C.). Saturday, Sept. 23 - Ferris (Mich.) State at Ashland (Ohio). Saturday, Sept. 30 - West Florida at Florida Tech. Saturday, Sept. 30 – Colorado-Mesa at Colorado State-Pueblo. Saturday,Oct.7-SouthwestBaptist (Mo.) at Truman (Mo.). Saturday,Oct.7-California

Javelina Homecoming Game to Be Televised on ESPN3

(Pa.) at Indiana (Pa.). Saturday,Oct.14-Findlay(Ohio) at Hillsdale (Mich.). Saturday,Oct.14-Indiana(Pa.) at Slippery Rock (Pa.). Saturday, Oct. 21 - Grand Valley State at Ferris State. Saturday, Oct. 21 - Tarleton State at Texas A&M-Kingsville. Saturday,Oct.28-SouthernArkansas at Henderson (Ark.) State. Saturday,Oct.28-AzusaPacific(Calif.)atCentralWashington. Saturday,Nov.4-Tobedetermined. Saturday, Nov. 11 - To be determined.

The Texas A&M-Kingsville athletic department will host a high school invitational cross country meet Saturday, Sept. 16, on the L.E. Ramey Golf Course. Themeetbeginsat8a.m. High school divisions will include the Class 6A-5A varsity boysandgirls,Class4A-1Avarsity boys and girls and boys and girls junior varsity. Middle school divisions will be seventh and eighth grade boys and girls. More than a thousand of runners from throughout the state participate in the annual event, hosted by the Javelina men’s and women’s cross country and track andfieldteams. The meet is one of two major cross country events in Kingsville this fall. The Javelina men and women will host the Lone Star Conference Cross Country Championshiips Oct. 21, also on the L.E. Ramey Golf Course.

Javelinas To Host Cross Country Meet

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