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VOLUME XVII, NO. 6 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 SEPT. 14, 2016

Javelinas Open LSC Football Campaign in JavelinaStadium Against Nationally Ranked MSU Mustangs

Volleyball Begins LSC Play With New Mexico Teams

Pass BreakupJavelina defensive back Joe Crowe, 5-11, 170-pound defensive backfrom Houston (Aldine Nimitz), breaks up a pass early in last weekend’sfootball game with Simon Fraser of British Columbia. The Javelinasdefeated the Clan, 68-7, in the home opener.

Krystal Faison

Team W L Pct.A&M-Kingsville 2 0 1.000Texas-Permian Basin 2 0 1.000Midwestern State 1 0 1.000A&M-Commerce 1 0 1.000E. New Mexico 1 1 .500Angelo State 1 1 .500Panhandle State 1 1 .500Tarleton State 0 2 .000W. New Mexico 0 2 .000

This Weekend’s Games:*Midwestern State at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.; *OklahomaPanhandle State at Western NewMexico, 1 p.m.; *Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern New Mexico, 2p.m.; *West Texas A&M at Texas-

Permian Basin, 7 p.m.; *AngeloState at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.

Last Weekend’s Results:Texas A&M-Kingsville 68, SimonFraser (British Columbia) 7;Texas A&M-Commerce 40, Delta(Miss.) State 28; OklahomaPanhandle State 20, Arkansas-PineBluff 16; West Texas A&M 26,Colorado State-Pueblo 10;Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 31,Tarleton State 28; Texas-PermianBasin 49, Arizona Christian 34;*Eastern New Mexico 37, WesternNew Mexico 16; Angelo State 47,Northern Michigan 41.

*Lone Star Conference games.

Lone Star Con ference Football Standings

The Texas A&M-Kingsvillefootball team opens its Lone StarConference campaign Saturdaywhen it faces Midwestern State,one of the top-ranked teams inNCAA Division II, in JavelinaStadium.

Kickoff will be at 7 p.m.The Javelinas are 2-0 after

beating Simon Fraser (BritishColumbia), 68-7, last weekend inKingsville.

Midwestern State has playedonce and downed Truman (Mo.)State.

The Mustangs are nationallyranked in all of the Division II pollsand have shared the favorite rolein the LSC with Texas A&M-Commerce, the Javelinas opponentthe following weekend.

Midwestern has won the LSCpostseason playoff championshipthe past two years and hasadvanced into the nationalplayoffs.

The Javelinas have lost five ina row to the Mustangs, datingback to 2010 when the Javelinastook a 27-7 victory in Kingsville.

MSU won last year’s game,49-41, in Wichita Falls.

The Javelinas have racked upimpressive statistics in their firsttwo outings.

They are averaging 429 totalyards a game, 180 rushing and 249passing.

Defensively, the Javelinas haveallowed 184.5 total yards an outing,minus 16.5 rushing and 201 passing.

Greg Pitre, 5-9, 190-poundsenior running back from Hutto, isthe top rusher with 65.5 yards agame and 4.5 yards a carry. He hasone touchdown on the ground.

Myles Carr, 6-2, 210-poundsenior quarterback from Arcadia,Calif., has completed 30 of 36 (.833)passes for 238 yards a game. Hehas seven touchdown throws andhas had no interceptions.

Anthony Autry, 6-2, 190-pound senior wideout fromAtlanta,Ga., has 10 receptions for185 yards and three touchdowns.

Braedon Robinson, 5-10, 255-pound junior defensive linemanfrom San Antonio (East Central),

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The Texas A&M-Kingsvillevolleyball team will open its LoneStar Conference schedule Fridayand Saturday as it hosts two NewMexico teams in the SteinkeCenter.

The Javelinas and WesternNew Mexico meet at 4 p.m. Friday

and they will take on Eastern NewMexico at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Western is in its first seasonas a member of the LSC.

The Javelinas are 8-1 forthe year. Their lone loss was toWayne (Neb.) State, the No. 3-ranked team in NCAA

Division II.Alexis Wick, 6-2 junior middle

blocker from Leander (Rouse),leads the Javelinas in attackpercentage (.414) and is second inblocks with 1.0 a set.

Krystal Faison, 5-7 junioroutside hitter from San Antonio

(Judson), averages 3.26 kills a setand is second in sets with a 3.53average.

Casey Klobedans, 5-9 juniorsetter from Boerne (Champiion),averages 9.97 sets and KrystalPuente, 5-8 junior libero from San


Javelina HashBy Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Lone Star Conference

Hall of HonorInduction Ceremony

And Reception3 p.m. - Oct. 1

Peacock AuditoriumBiology-Earth Sciences Building

Induction of Javelina FormerFootball Player Dwayne Nix

(Continued From Page 1)has 10 tackles as does Brandon Jones,6-3, 250-pound sophomore linemanfrom Houston (Nimitz). Robinson hasfour tackles for losses and two sacks.Jones had 4.5 tackles for losses andfour sacks.

Midwestern had 445 totalyards in its only game, 150 rushingand 295 passing.

The Mustangs allowed 255total yards, 100 rushing and 155passing.

Adrian Seales, 5-10, 205-pound sophomore running backfrom Stafford, rushed for 65 yardsin the opener, and he averaged 4.6yards a carry. He scored once.

Quade Coward, 6-4, 215-pound senior quarterback fromCleburne, completed 24 of 38 (.632)passes for 295 yards.

Statron Jones, 5-9, 180-poundsenior wide receiver from Austin(Manor), had nine receptions for120 yards.

Josh Wydermyer, 5-10, 185-pound sophomore defensive backfrom Pflugerville (Hendrickson),had eight tackles.

After two consecutive homegames, the Javelinas will be on theroad Sept. 24 to face defendingLSC champion Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce.

Football HostingMSU Saturday

Texas A&M-Kingsvillevolleyball player Krystal Faisonand Javelina football wideoutAnthony Autry were named theIBC Bank athletes of the week fortheir performances last week.

Faison, junior outside hitterfrom San Antonio (Judson), had 62kills as the Javelinas went 4-1. Shealso had 12 blocks.

Autry, senior from Atlanta, Ga.,caught four passes for 109 yards inthe Javelinas’ 68-7 victory overSimon Fraser (British Columbia).

He had touchdown receptionsof 80, eight and six yards.

IBC Bank Athletes of the WeekSept. 5-10 –

Alexis Wick, volleyballMyles Carr, football

Faison, AutryIBC Honorees

THERE IS NO bigger occasion in collegiate sports than whena school inducts its greats into the Hall of Fame.

Such will be the case Friday night when the newest class ofinductees is taken into the Javelina Hall of Fame.

And this year’s inductees certainly fit into the description ofJavelina greats. And they come from five different sports.

The individual inductees are Steve Foley, All-American baseballplayer; Roberto Garza, All-American football player and track andfield athlete, and Andrea Ratkovic, cross country and track and fieldathlete.

The 1995-96 men’s basketball team is also being inducted. Itwon one of the two Lone Star Conference championships theJavelinas have had.

The Javelina Hall of Fame was initiated in 1972 and has beenthe model for other college halls through the years.

YOU’LL NEED TO keep a schedule with you this weekend tokeep all of the events lined up.

There will be the Javelina volleyball team’s opening Lone StarConference match at 4 p.m. Friday in the Steinke Center. TheJavelina Hall of Fame induction Friday is set for 6:30 p.m.

Nearby on the campus of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, themen’s and women’s cross country teams will be competing in theirclosest thing to a home meet.

Saturday there is a 1 p.m. LSC volleyball match in the SPECand the Javelina football team will host Midwestern State at 7 p.m.

A SECOND CONSECUTIVE big weekend for the Javelinas.Football won its second game, equally its total number of

victories in 2014 and 2015.Volleyball improved to 8-1. Its lone loss was to Wayne (Neb.)

State, the No. 3 team in NCAA Division II.And the men’s and women’s cross country squads debuted by

finishing second in the Our Lady of the Lake Invitational in SanAntonio.

Javelina Joe Ventura won the men’s individual title.

THE SIMON FRASER fans attending last weekend’s footballgame in Javelina Stadium were impressed with the protocol at thebeginning of the game.

The Javelina Marching Band played the Canadian nationalanthem and the Canada flag was flown along with the United Statesand Texas flags.

One of the Canadian visitors said that on occasion the team hasplayed in the U.S. and the Canadian flag wasn’t flown and theanthem not played.

THE JAVELINA FOOTBALL team jumped from No. 6 to No.3 last week in the Lone Star Conference power poll byLSCScoop.com.

The Javelinas had been sixth in the preseason poll and aftertheir 31-22 victory over Incarnate Word in the opener, the teammoved up to third behind Texas A&M-Commerce (No. 1) andMidwestern State (No. 2). (Continued on Page 3)

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*Lone Star Conference games/matches

Sept. 16 – Volleyball: *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 4 p.m.Men’s & Women’s Cross Country: Islander Splash in Corpus Christi.General: Javelina Hall of Fame banquet, Memorial Student Union

Building, 6 p.m.Women’s Tennis: Midwestern State Tournament in Wichita Falls.

Sept. 17 - Football: *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (HispanicHeritage Weekend/Javelina Hall of Fame and SpecialAwards Weekend).

Volleyball: *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Women’s Tennis: Midwestern State Tournament in Wichita Falls.

Sept. 20 – Volleyball: St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 7 p.m.Sept. 23 – Volleyball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 5 p.m.

Women’s Tennis: Dallas Baptist in Austin, 11 a.m.Sept. 24 - Football: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 7 p.m. Volleyball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 1 p.m. Volleyball: Dallas Baptist in Dallas, 7 p.m. General: Javelina Cross Country High School Invitational

Meet, L.E. Ramey Golf Course, 8 a.m.Sept. 29 – Women’s Tennis: Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regionals

in Dallas.Sept. 30 – Volleyball: *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m.

Women’s Tennis: Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regionals inDallas.

Oct. 1 - Football: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family Weekend). Volleyball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 2 p.m. Men’s & Women’s Cross Country: Chili Pepper Festival in

Fayetteville, Ark. General: Lone Star Conference Hall of Honor induction and

reception, Peacock Auditorium, 3 p.m. Women’s Tennis: Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regionals in

Dallas.Oct. 3 – Women’s Golf: Lady Buff Stampede in Amarillo.Oct. 4 – Women’s Golf: Lady Buff Stampede in Amarillo.Oct. 7 – Volleyball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 8 - Football: *West Texas A&M in Canyon, TBD. Volleyball: *Texas –Permian Basin in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Men’s & Women’s Cross Country: Incarnate Word Meet in SanAntonio.Oct. 10 – Women’s Golf: Dallas Baptist Classic in Dallas.Oct. 11 – Women’s Golf: Dallas Baptist Classic in Dallas.Oct. 14 – Volleyball: *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 5:30 p.m.Oct. 15 - Football: *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kleberg

Bank Homecoming Game). Volleyball: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, noon Volleyball: St. Edward’s in Wichita Falls, 3 p.m.Oct. 18 – Volleyball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 21 – Volleyball: *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M., 6 p.m. Baseball: Laredo Junior College scrimmage in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Oct. 22 – Volleyball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. Football: *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m. Men’s & Women’s Cross Country: Lone Star Conference

Championships in Commerce.Oct. 24 – Women’s Golf: Incarnate Word Fall Invitational in San Antonio.Oct. 25 – Women’s Golf: Incarnate Word Fall Invitational in San Antonio.Oct. 28 – Baseball: Coastal Bend College scrimmage in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Volleyball: *Texas A&M—Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 29 - Football: *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 7 p.m.

(Communication Appreciation Weekend). Volleyball: *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 1 p.m.

Kevin Piel

Kevin Piel, who is acommunications assistant for theCorpus Christi Hooks, is the newplay-by-play announcer on theTexas A&M-Kingsville JavelinaSports Network.

A native of Toledo, Ohio, Pielholds a bachelor’s degree intelecommunications from BowlingGreen (Ohio) State.

He started his broadcastingcareer in high school.

He was with the BowlingGreen Sports Organization while incollege and was the networkproducer for Falcon SportsProperties in football andbasketball.

Piel has held baseballannouncing internships in thesummer. He worked the Alaskasummer league in 2015.

He is the son of Kendal andDeborah Piel of Toledo.

Piel NamedPlay-by-Play

Announcer onJavelina Sports

Network

Lone Star Conference Power Poll By LSCScoop.com.1. Texas A&M-Commerce – didn’t learn much from week

one.2. Midwestern State – appears to be in mid-season form.3. Texas A&M-Kingsville – big win over an FCS team with

18 returning starters.4. Angelo State – Rams led by 10 at the half, fell apart in the

last 30 minutes.5. Eastern New Mexico – running game still solid, passing and

D not so much.6. West Texas A&M – defense played well, offense needs

some work.7. Oklahoma Panhandle State – kept it close for 15 minutes,

had some offensive success.8. Tarleton State – also kept it close for 15 minutes but shut

down after that.9. Texas-Permian Basin – a nice program opening win has the

Falcons moving up the chart.10. Western New Mexico – never really threatened against FSC

San Diego.

THE JAVELINAS MADE a similar jump in the weekly poll byKale Steed of the Amarillo Globe News.

His poll:1. Texas A&M-Commerce2. Midwestern State3. Texas A&M-Kingsville4. West Texas A&M5. Angelo State6. Eastern New Mexico7. Tarleton State8. Oklahoma Panhandle State9. Western New Mexico10. Texas-Permian BasinHow nice it is to see the Javelinas, long one of the top football

programs in the nation, back in the upper echelon of theconference.

THE JAVELINA FOOTBALL team got mentioned in the latestissue of Sports Illustrated.

An article mentioned the four NCAA Division II teams thatopened with victories over NCAA Division I-AA squads.

The Javelinas’ 31-22 victory over Incarnate Word was one ofthe four.

TEXAS-PERMIAN BASIN played its first collegiate footballgame ever Sept. 3 and the Falcons were successful, defeating SulRoss State.

The game was played on the UTPB home field in Odessa.The Falcons play in Ratcliff Stadium which became nationally

known when the television series, “Friday Night Lights,” had itsfootball action shots filmed there.


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2016 Javelina Remaining Volleyball ScheduleSept. 16 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 4 p.m.Sept. 17 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Sept. 20 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 7 p.m.Sept. 23 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 5 p.m.Sept. 24 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 1 p.m.Sept. 24 – Dallas Baptist in Dallas, 7 p.m.Sept. 30 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m.Oct. 1 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 2 p.m.Oct. 7 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 8 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Oct. 14 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 5:30 p.m.Oct. 15 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, noonOct. 15 – St. Edward’s in Wichita Falls, 3 p.m.Oct. 18 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 21 - *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M., 6 p.m.Oct. 22 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m.Oct. 28 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 29 - *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 1 p.m.Nov. 1 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m.Nov. 1 – Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Nov. 4 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 7 p.m.Nov. 5 - *Texas-Permian Bsin in Odessa, noon.Nov. 11 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 5 p.m.Nov. 12 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m.Nov. 17-19 – Lone Star Conference Championships at site of No.

1 seed.*Lone Star Conference matches.

(Continued from Page 1)Antonio (Incarnate WordAcademy), averages 3.74 digs.

Haley Hutchinson, 6-1sophomore middle blocker fromGeorgetown (Rouse), is the leaderin blocks with a 1.09 average.

Western is 6-3 for the year.Heather Verrill, 6-3 junior

middle blocker from Barstow, Calif.,leads the team in attack percentage(3.51) and kills (3.19).

Melanie Hughes, 5-7 juniorsetter from Riverside, Calif.,averages 4.73 sets and AshleyMataela, 5-7 junior libero fromLaie, Hawaii, averages 3.77 digs.

Eastern had a 4-4 record goinginto a Tuesday night match withLubbock Christian in Lubbock.

Brooklyn Biel, 6-1 juniormiddle blocker from Laveen, Ariz.,has a .329 attack percentage.

New FacilitesNew restrooms have been opened on each side of Javelina Stadium. One is at the Northeast end of thestadium and the other is between the stadium and Nolan Ryan Field.

Volleyball Hosting New Mexico TeamsLauren Frye, 6-0 senior middle

blocker from Amissville, Va.,averages 4.3 kills and AlexisAguirre, 5-7 junior setter fromArtesia, N.M., averages 7.21 sets.

Aundrea Aguilar, 5-4 juniorlibero from Clovis, N.M., averages

4.67 digs a set.The Javelinas open a six-

match road trip beginningTuesday night when they face St.Mary’s in San Antonio.

The Javelinas defeated theRattlers, 3-0, earlier in Kingsville.

Lone Star ConferenceVolleyball Standings

(Through Sunday)Team W L Pct.Angelo State 9 1 .900A&M-Kingsville 8 1 .889Tarleton State 7 1 .875W. New Mexico 6 3 .667E. New Mexico 4 4 .500Midwestern State 4 4 .500A&M-Commerce 4 4 .500West Texas A&M 4 4 .500Texas-Permian Basin 4 5 .444Texas Woman’s 3 5 .375Cameron 2 6 .250

The series was based on a book highlighting Odessa highschool football.

The stadium, also home to Odessa Permian High School andOdessa High School, has a capacity of 19,302 and the Falconsdrew 13,856 for the opener.

The Javelinas won’t play the Falcons in Ratliff until the 2017season.

FORMER JAVELINA SOFTBALL player Mandy Maddocks-Helman had a big welcome home last week when she returned toCorpus Christi after being deployed to Afghanistan.

She was met at the airport by the Ray High School band andcheerleaders along with friends and family.

She and her husband, Dean, met while deployed in Afghanistansix years ago.

Mandy is a Navy Petty Officer 1st Class.She has been a softball coach at Ray for 15 years.She was inducted into the Corpus Christi Carroll High School

Hall of Fame last year.Mandy was with the Javelinas in 1998-99.She was All-Lone Star Conference, LSC all-academic and an

All-American Scholar-Athlete while with the Javelinas.

THREE TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE players were named tothe all-tournament team at the end of the Christian BrothersTournament in Memphis, Tenn.

Javelinas on the team were Krystal Faison, 5-7 junior outsidehitter from San Antonio (Judson); Casey Klobedans, 5-9 juniorsetter from Boerne (Champion), and Alexis Wick, 6-2 junior middleblocker from Leander (Rouse).

The Javelinas went 4-0 in the tournament, defeating teams fromfour different states and conferences.

There was no all-tournament team selected in the ColoradoState-Pueblo tournament last weekend in Pueblo, Colo.

WHEN EASTERN NEW Mexico and Western New Mexicomet on the gridiron last weekend, it was the first time the interstaterivals had played since 2005.

Western joins Eastern in the Lone Star Conference this season.Their matchup was the first LSC game of the season, and also

opened the new on-campus football stadium on the Easterncampus.

Eastern has played at Blackwater Draw since joining theconference.

LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes:…Lacey Taylor has been named to the West Texas A&M

softball coaching staff.Taylor finished her eligibility with the Buffaloes in May,

receiving a bachelor’s degree.She joins head coach Kevin Blaskowski, associate head coach

Candace Abrams, assistant coach Tyler Wilkinson and graduate (Continued on Page 5)

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Margaret Johnson Canby,who is a member of the JavelinaHall of Fame, will be inducted intothe Texas Tennis Hall of Fame Oct.29 in Waco.

The honor is the highest inTexas tennis.

She is one of four individualsselected for induction this year.

Inductees include those whoas players, coaches orcontributors have achieveddistinction in tennis or haveotherwise contributed to thegrowth, development andadministration of the sport.

Members are recognized inthe inductee Gallery of the TexasTennis Museum and Hall of Famein Waco.

The Gallery, located in themiddle of the museum, is lined withbiographies and artifacts that tellthe stories of the men and womenwho have shaped tennis in Texas.

Canby, 84, played intramuraltennis while at Texas College ofArts and Industries.

She participates in UnitedStates Tennis Association eventsand has represented the U.S. inInternational Tennis FederationWorld Tennis events.

Canby has played ininternational team competitions aswell as an individual.

She attended San AntonioAlamo Heights High School andhas been a long-time leader in theSan Antonio Tennis Association,running tennis leagues, helpingjunior tennis, serving as chair ofthe league committees and servingon the group’s board of directors.

Her college intramural playand participation in club tennis ledher to involvement with the USTAin 1985 after her children weregrown.

Canby is married to Dr. JohnCanby, a medical doctor who isalso a leader in San Antonio tennisleagues. He captained a mixdoubles national champion squad.

The couple volunteers at localhospitals along with their

involvement in San Antonio tennisleagues and programs.

A son, John, is a graduate ofWest Point and a lieutenantcolonel in the Army Reserves.

Daughter Charlee is agraduate of the U.S. NavalAcademy and a captain in theNaval Reserves.

A son, Robert, is a electrophysiologist, a cardiologist whoprimarily inserts pacemakers.

Canby received a bachelor ofscience degree from Texas A&I in1954 and taught at San AntonioSam Houston High School andLongfellow Junior High School inSan Antonio.

While at Texas A&I, she wonintramural championships inswimming, tennis, basketball,softball and volleyball.

She was a drum majorette forthe Javelina band in 1950-54 andwas president of Baugh Hall.

Canby was president of theAssociation of Women Studentswhile in college and was named toWho’s Who Among Students inAmerican Colleges and Universities.

She was inducted into theJavelina Hall of Fame in 2012.

The 7 p.m. Oct. 29 inductionwill be at a banquet held in theGreat Hall of the Texas Sports Hallof Fame.

Canby Selected for Induction IntoTexas Tennis Hall of Fame in Waco

Ready For ActionThe new beach volleyball courts, where the Javelina beach volleyball team will practice and play its homematches, are close to being ready for play. The nets were expected to be erected this week.

Javelina Women’s Remaining Golf Fall ScheduleOct. 3-4 - Lady Buff Stampede in Amarillo.Oct. 10-11 - Dallas Baptist Classic in Dallas.Oct. 24-25 - Incarnate Word Fall Invitational in San Antonio.

assistant coach Jaime Edwards on the staff.…Stedman Allen, who was on the Angelo State basketball team

last season, has signed a professional contract with CB Virgen de laConcha in Zamora, Spain.

He averaged 15.5 points a game in 2015-16.…Katie MacLeay of Angelo State was named Division 2

Conference Commissioners Association regional scholar-athlete ofthe year for 2015-16.

She was one of eight regional honorees and represented theSouth Central Region.

MacLeay was a senior volleyball player at ASU. She had a 4.00grade point average while majoring in biology.

…Track and field athlete Bri Leeper of West Texas A&M hasbeen named one of the 30 finalists for the NCAA Woman of theYear award.

NCAA DIVISION II notes:…Mike Racy has been named commissioner of the Mid-

America Intercollegiate Athletics Association when Dr. BobBoerigter retires Jan. 31.

Boerigter has been commissioner for six years.Racy joined the NCAA staff in 1993 and served as the NCAA

Division II vice president from 1999-2013. He was a member ofthe NCAA president’s cabinet.

Racy created the NCAA Division II Championship Series andhelped get the “Life in the Balance” passed.

He attended Washburn (Kan.), a member of the MIAA, andworked for the NAIA after graduatioin.

He received a law degree from Missouri-Kansas City and wasin legal practice in Kansas City.

…Donald Lyle, former athletic director at Grove City (Pa.),was named the recipient of the Bob Frederick SportsmanshipAward, selected by the NCAA Committee on Sportsmanship andEthical Conduct.

He was at Grove City for 43 years before retiring in 2015.Three athletes and a team were also selected to receive the

NCAA Student-Athlete Sportsmanship Awards.The individuals are Ruben Guerrero, basketball player at South

Florida; Minden Miles, rifle athlete at TCU and Imke Oelerich, crosscountry runner at Nova Southeastern (Fla.), an NCAA Division IIschool.

The University of Georgia football squad received the teamaward.

Volleyball Has Successful Home Debut

The Javelinas celebrate after taking a 3-0 victory over St. Mary’s in the home openingmatch last week. It was their fifth win in as many matches to start the season.

A crowd of 1,500, mostly students, greeted the Javelina volleyball team as it made its home debut for 2016.

Alexis Williams participates in adance contest held during thematch.

ValerieMoerhigHill, senioroutsidehitter fromLa Vernia,serves inthe 3-0Javelinavictory.

Krystal Faison (2), junior outside hitter from SanAntonio (Judson), and Haley Hutchinson (8),sophomore middle blocker from Georgetown(Rouse), go up for a kill.

Volleyball Has Successful Home Debut

The JavelinaSapphires per-formed at theopening match.

Ashley Bukowski,senior middle blocker

from Harlingen(South), gets a block

in the opener.

JavelinaheadvolleyballcoachTanya Alleninstructsher teamduring oneof the sets.

Andrea Sacramentocompeted in the dancecontest.

Krystal Puente, junior libero from San Antonio(Incarnate Word Academy), gets a dig.

Javelina Home Football Season Opens With a Bang

The Javelina players, coaches and ball boys line up for the playing of the national anthems of the U.S. andCanada prior to kickoff.

Nick Pelgren (34), 5-9, 185-pound sophomore running back from Houston(Chavez), and Torrey Thomas (83), 6-4, 215-pound tight end from Katy(Morton Ranch), celebrate after Pelgren scored in the first quarter.

A crowd of more than 10,000 greeted the Javelinas for the home opener.

Members of Porky’s Pack wait to take the field with the Javelina teamprior to last weekend’s game.


The J.R. Castillo Band played at the tailgate party last weekend.

The Javelinas are led onto the field for last weekend’s game with Simon Fraser by former Javelina footballplayer Rodney Serpa, on the Javelina Chopper.

Former Javelina football coach John Schroff and his wife, the formerHelen Williams of Kingsville.

Javelina head women’s basketball coach Wade Scott and player Tee Moore, senior from Lubbock, served inthe “T” Room at halftime of last weekend’s game. CB’s BBQ catered the meal.


The Canadian flag joined the United States and Texas flags for last weekend’s game. The Javelinas hostedSimon Fraser from British Columbia, marking the first time a Texas college team has met a Canada club.

A rainbow appeared prior to last weekend’s game, bringing theJavelinas good luck in their 68-7 victory.

The Javelinas sported a new look for last weekend’s game. It was the first time the team had worn yellowpants in decades.

Members of the Javelina ROTC Corps fired Old Smokey each time theJavelinas scored a touchdown last weekend.

Remembering Rosie MorenoA plaque in memory of Rosie Moreno wasunveiled during a ceremony prior to last

weekend’s season-opening football game inJavelina Stadium. Rosie was the Javelinaathletic ticket manager for more than 30

years before passing away in February. Theplaque is south of McCulley Hall where theJavelina Athletic Ticket Office is located.


Javelina head football coach Daren Wilkinson, right, visits with DayneHammon at the Kingsville Navy League tent in the tailgate area priorto last weekend’s game.

The Marching Javelina Band plays during pregame ceremonies last weekend.

Porky’s Pack members got a ride around the track each t ime the Javelinas scored in last weekend’s game.The Javelinas scored 68 points in the game, keeping the train running most of the night.

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One HasDone Better!!

Greg Pitre pushes several Simon Fraser defensive players as hecrosses the goal line for a touchdown in last weekend’s game.

Lots of PushupsMembers of the Javelina ROTC Corps do pushups after a Javelina score at last weekend’s game .

Hog CallAttendees

Among thoseattending a HogCall in CorpusChristi lastweek in theKleberg Bankbuilding were,left to right,former Javelinafootball playersVal Stinson andMark Dizdar,and LeonRoberts,husband ofTAMUK provostand vice presi-dent of academicaffairs Dr. HeidiAnderson.

The Texas A&M-Kingsville men’s and women’s cross countryteams will have the nearest thing to a home meet Friday when theyenter the Islander Splash in Corpus Christi.

The event will be outside the Dugan Track and Soccer Stadium.The women’s 5K race begins at 6:15 p.m. and the men’s 7.9 K

event is at 6:45 p•a.m.Freshman Jose Ventura won the men’s individual title and the

Javelina men’s and women’s teams were second in the Our Lady ofthe Lake Invitational last weekend in San Antonio.

It was the first meet of the season for the TAMUK squads.Ventura, from San Antonio (O’Connor), won the men’s 8K event

in a time of 26:49.The Javelina men were second behind Trinity. The Tigers had 24

point and the Javelinas 53.Host OLLU was third with 58, Southwestern fourth with 121,

Austin College fifth with 155, Northwest Vista sixth with 175,Schreiner seventh with 192 and Sul Ross State eighth with 200.

Other runners for the Javelina men were Shane Stehle, juniorfrom Orange Grove, 11th in 28:17; Francisco Solis, junior from CorpusChristi (Miller), 12th in 28:17; Jasiah Patterson, sophomore fromCorpus Christi (West Oso), 14th in 28:29, and Elias Madrid, juniorfrom Evans, Ga., 15th in 28:35.

There were 51 runners in the men’s division.The Javelina women also finished second to Trinity, the Tigers

with 20 points and the Javelinas with 69.OLLU was third with 74, Austin College fourth with 86,

Southwestern fifth with 130, Schreiner sixth with 166 and Sul Rossseventh with 166.

Kaitlyn Sharp, sophomore from Richland, was the first Javelinaacross the line, finishing third in 19:24.

Jade Guerrero, sophomore from Corpus Christi (King), was fifthin 19:50; Josie Guzman, sophomore from Devine, 17th in 21:48; MariahNoyola, junior from Harlingen (South), 20th in 21:51, and ChelseaGonzalez, junior from Corpus Christi (Carroll), 24th in 22:32.

Cross Country TeamsEnter Corpus Christi

Meet Friday

The Lone Star Conferencehad one team ranked in the NCAADivision II men’s and women’scross country polls released lastweek by the U.S. Track & Field/Cross Country CoachesAssociation.

The West Texas A&M menwere ranked No. 14.

No LSC squads were rankedin the women’s top 25.

NCAA Division IICross Country Polls

Compiled by the U.S. Track &Field/Cross CountryCoaches Association

Men’s DivisionRank Team1. Colorado Mines2. Grand Valley (Mich.)3. Adams (Colo.) State4. Alaska-Anchorage5. California State-Chico6. Shippensburg (Pa.)7. Augustana (S.D.)8. Southern Indiana9. California Poly-Pomona10. Western (Colo.) State11. American International (Mass.)12. Simon Fraser (British Columbia)13. Lewis (Ill.)14. West Texas A&M

One LSC Ranked in Cross Country Polls15. Wisconsin-Parkside16. East Central Oklahoma17. Lock Haven (Pa.)18. Colorado State-Pueblo19. Mount Olive (N.C.)20. Minnesota State-Moorhead21. Saginaw Valley (Mich.)22. Western Washington23. Southwest Baptist (Mo.)24. Lee (Tenn.)25. Walsh (Ohio)

Women’s DivisionRank Team1. Grand Valley (Mich.)2. Adams (Colo.) State3. California State-Chico4. Western (Colo.) State5. Mary (N.D.)6. Alaska-Anchorage7. Hillsdale (Mich.)8. Northern Michigan9. Western Washington10. Southern Indiana11. Minnesota-Duluth12. Augustana (S.D.)13. Stonehill (Mass.)14. Lewis (Ill.)15. Wisconsin-Parkside16. Fort Lewis (Colo.)17. California Baptist

Shippensburg (Pa.)19. Montevallo (Ala.)

20. Simon Fraser (British Columbia)21. Dallas Baptist22. Southwest Baptist (Mo.)23. Seattle Pacific (Wash.)24. Colorado Mines25. Cedarville (Ohio)

Tampa (Fla.)(Bold-faced and italicized

teams are in the Lone StarConference)

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Three of the Texas A&I andTexas A&M-Kingsville all-timegreat athletes and achampionship men’s basketballteam will be inducted into theJavelina Hall of Fame at TexasA&M-Kingsville Friday night inthe Memorial Student UnionBuilding ballrooms.

The event is set for 6 p.m..No tickets will be sold at the

door.The individual inductees

are:…Steve Foley, All-American

baseball player in 1998-99.…Robert Garza, football and

track and field All-American inthe late 1997-2001.

…Andrea Ratkovic, trackand field standout in 1985-87.

…The men’s 1995-96basketball team that won theLone Star Conferencechampionship and played in theNCAA Division II championshipplayoffs.

Foley was NCAA Divisin IIAll-American in 1998 and madethe All-Lone Star Conferenceteam in 1998 and 1999.

From Toronto, Canada, hewas NCAA Division II All-SouthCentral Region, made the All-South Central Regiontournament team and was on theAll-LSC tournament lineup.

He played on teams thatwent 69-38-1.

Foley holds the schoolrecords for best season battingaverage (.479), most runs scored(85), hits (102) and home runs(15).

His 57 runs batted in in 1998is the second best in a seasonand his 33 extra base hits in1998 ranks the fourth best ever.

Foley’s .803 sluggingpercentage in 1998 ranks secondand he has the best on-basepercentage (.553) in a season.

His career records are bestbatting average (.427), sluggingpercentage (.726) and on-basepercentage (.498).

Foley has the second bestcareer stats for home runs (24)and extra-base hits (56).

He ranks third in career runsbatted in (96).

After finishing his eligibility

with the Javelinas, he remained ayear as an assistant to headcoach Russell Stockton.

He played for theSchaumburg (Ill.) Flyers in 2000and was selected as the player ofthe year.

Foley remained atSchaumburg in 2001 beforebeing picked up by the SeattleMariners and assigned to theirClass AA club in San Antonio.

He returned to the NorthernLeague in 2002 and played thereuntil 2004.

Foley played for TeamCanada in the World Cupqualifying tournaments twice.

While he was playing atSchaumburg, he met a younglady who operated the team’smanual scoreboard.

Her name was JenniferVanerka, from Chicago, and sheand Foley are now married.

They have three sons:Bradley, 5; Jason, 4, and Austin,2.

Foley is currently employedin his family’s business, EmjacScrew Products.

Garza is one of the mosthonored college athletes ever.

He was a two-sportstandout for the Javelinas,competing in football and trackand field.

Garza was on 11 All-Americafirst teams during his career.

In 1999 and 2000, he was onthe Associated Press Little All-America squad, the AmericanFootball Coaches AssociationAll-America squad, FootballGazette All-America andDaktronics’ All-America.

He was on theD2Football.com All-America firstteam in 2000, USAFootball.comAll-America in 2000 and All-America Football FoundationAll-America in 1999.

Garza was the Lone StarConference offensive lineman ofthe year in 1999 and 2000 andwas All-LSC first team in 1998,1999 and 2000.

He was chosen by histeammates to serve as captain in1999-2000.

In track and field, he wasNCAA Division II national shot

put champion indoors andoutdoors in 2000.

He earned All-Americahonors in track and field fourtimes, in 1999 in the outdoorshot put and in 2000 in theindoor and outdoor shot put andthe outdoor discus.

Garza holds the schoolrecord in the shot put (60-0) andhas the fourth best discus mark(175-9).

He was a fourth round draftpick of the Atlanta Falcons in2001 and played four seasonswith the club.

He was with the ChicagoBears from 2005-14, starting onthe offensive line.

Garza was been in the SuperBowl with the Bears.

He has been inducted intothe Lone Star Conference Hall ofHonor and the Latin AmericanInternational Sports Hall ofFame. .

Garza is married to formerJavelina volleyball player andtrack and field athlete AshleyGolden and they are the parents


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Steve Foley Roberto Garza Andrea Ratkovic

(Continued from Page 10)of a daughter and two sons.

The Garzas took part innumerous communityinvolvement activities in Atlantaand Chicago.

Garza is from Rio Hondo andhis hometown holds a “RobertoGarza Day” each December.

He currently works as anannouncer on Spanish-languageNFL broadcasts.

Ratkovic, from CorpusChristi (Flour Bluff), is already amember of the Javelina Hall ofFame, having been inducted as amember of the 1986 women’scross country team.

She gave one of the LSC’s,and NCAA’s, all-time bestperformances when she won the3000-meter, 5000-meter and10000-meter runs at the 1987conference meet.

Ratkovic was named themost valuable women’s trackathlete at the meet.

She holds the LSC record inthe 5000-meter and 10000-meterruns and has the second all-timebest performance in the 1500-meter run.

She holds the schooloutdoor records in the 5000-meter and 10000-meter runs andhas the second best time in the1500-meter run.

Ratkovic also holds theschool indoor record in the milerun.

When the Javelinasdropped their track and fieldprogram while Ratkovic was astudent, she transferred to theUniversity of Oklahoma whereshe competed indoors andoutdoors. She still holds the OUindoor mile run record.

She has a bachelor’s degreefrom Oklahoma.

Ratkovic rode in theOlympic Games bicycle trials in2000 and 2004.

She was in the 1996marathon trials and had thesecond fastest time in the U.S.

Ratkovic was the nationalduathlon champion several timesand had the third best time in the

world in 2006.She has represented the U.S.

in competitions internationally.Ratkovic is currently

supervisor of the diagnosticimaging department at theNorman (Okla.) RegionalHospital.

The 1995-96 Javelinafootball team won the school’ssecond LSC championship with a23-6 record. It was the bestseason’s record ever for theJavelinas.

It won the LSC tournamentwith victories over West TexasA&M and Central Oklahoma.

The Javelinas participatedin the NCAA Division II SouthCentral Region tournament anddropped an 85-80 decision toNorth Alabama, which went onto take the title.

The team finished No. 11 inthe NCAA Division II nationalpoll and it was the first time theteam had been ranked in the finalNCAA poll in basketball.

The Javelinas were No. 2 inthe final NCAA Division II SouthCentral Region poll.

Several members of the teamreceived accolades.

Deron Rutledge was NCAADivision II and Basketball TimesAll-America and was All-SouthCentral Region, made the all-regional tournament team, wason the LSC all-tournament team,was the most valuable player inthe LSC and was all-conference.

Johnny Estelle, currenthead men’s basketball coach forthe Javelinas, was all-conferenceand was the most valuableplayer in the LSC tournament.

Chris Walker was the LSCdefensive player of the year.

The team holds the schoolrecord for most three-point goalsmade (227) in a season andEstelle holds the record for mostthree-pointers in a game withnine.

Other members of the teamwere Kevin Davis, MikeDominguez, Brendon DuBose,Kevin Howard, Benjamin Kang,Chris Lowery, Tito Olivarez,Richard Perry, Michael Riggs,James Robinson, Michael Webb,Lamont West and Brian White.

1995-96 Javelina Basketball TeamMembers of the 1995-96 Javelina men’s basektball team that won the Lone Star Conference playoffs and advanced into the NCAA Division IInational playoffs are, left to right, seated, James Robinson, Chris Walker, Brendon DuBose and DeRon Rutledge, and back row, head coach BillCarter, Johnny Estelle, Kevin Davis, Lamont West, Mike Dominguez, Brian White, Kevin Howard and Tito Olivarez. Not pictured is Mike Webb.

Javelina Hall of Fame Induction Friday Night in MSUB

1995-96 Javelina Men’s Basketball RosterName P Ht. Class HometownKevin Davis C 6-5 Fr. Austin (Bowie)Mike Dominguez G 6-3 Fr. Edcouch (Edcouch-Elsa)Brendon DuBose C 6-7 Jr. EnnisJohnny Estelle G 5-9 Sr. Waco (Connally)Robert Godeke C 6-7 Fr. Corpus Christi (King)Kevin Howard G 6-0 Jr. Corpus Christi (Calallen)Benjamin Kang C 6-9 Fr. Braunsweig, GermanyChris Lowery G 6-4 Fr. Harlingen (South)Tito Oliverez G 5-11 So. MissionRichard Perry F 6-2 Fr. Corpus Christi (Carroll)Michael Riggs G 6-2 Jr. Houston (Worthing)James Robinson F 6-5 Jr. BeevilleDeRon Rutledge F 6-4 Sr. Houston (Mt. Carmel)Chris Walker F 6-5 Sr. Dallas (Hillcrest)Michael Webb F 6-4 So. Amarillo (Tascosa)Lamont West F 6-3 So. LaMarqueBrian White G 6-2 Fr. Austin (Bowie)Lawrence Winchester G 6-1 Jr. New Orleans, La.

HEAD COACH: Bill CarterASSISTANT COACH: Darrell PattilloASSISTANT COACH: Gilbert Belmontes

Bill Carter was head coachof the squad and was inductedinto the Javelina Hall of Fame in2013 with the 1991-92 team.

Darrell Pattillo and GilbertBelmontes were coachingassistants.

The three individualsbecome the 143rd, 144th and 145th

inductees into the Hall,established in 1972.

The basketball teambecomes the 13th squad to beinducted.

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

George Brown, 1983, trackLynette Brown, 1993, track &

fieldSheryl Campbell, 2000,

basketballMargaret Johnson Canby,

2012, tennisRuben 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, golfDavid Flores, 2012, sports

journalistBetty Brewer-Ford, 2001,

administrator &women’s coach

LeRoy Fry, 1973, football &track

Tony Garza, 1976, trackWillie Gipson, 2008, trainer

Robert Gonzalez, 1981, track& cross country

Kay Goodwin-Thompson,1991, basketball & track

Ed Gorney, 2004, announcer& starter (meritorious)

Gene Greene, 1984, footballplayer & coach

Ken Grimes, 1973, football &track

Larry Grunewald, 1995, footballMargarito 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, footballJarrel 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 & track

Moses 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

coach

Rose Jones, 1989, volleyball& track

Allen 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,

footballJermane Mayberry, 2003,

footballDewey Mayhew, 2004,

football coachBud McCallum, 2003,

football coachEugene McCormick, 1984,

footballDr. John McKeever, 2006,

team physician(meritorious)

Harold Menke, 1974, football& track

Chuck 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 & teamphysician

Lowell Ramey, 2006, footballJohn Randle, 2008, footballWalter Reed, 1988, football

& baseball

Robert T. Rich, 1972, football& basketball

Richard Ritchie, 1983, footballJohn Rivera, 1992, track &

cross countryPatricia Rivers, 1997,

basketball, volleyball,track & field

Michael Robins, 2011,basketball

Gene Rogers, 1988, football& coach

Durwood Roquemore, 2002,football

DeRon Rutledge, 2006,basketball

Cliff Sadler, 1984, football,basketball & tennis

Jeff 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,football coach &athletic director

Martin Stroman, 1996, footballRobin Gordon Sullivan,

1996, track & fieldEmil Tagliabue, 1996, sports

journalist (meritorious)Roy Terrell, 1989, basketball

& sports journalist(meritorious)

Precious Thibodeaux, 2009k,basketball & track & field

Jake Trussell, 1994, sportsjournalist (meritorious)

Gene Upshaw, 1976, football& track

Gene Walkoviak, 1994,football, football coach& track & field coach

Dick Watson, 1974, track &football

Karen Weiss, 1999, basketballReggie West, 1974, footballHall Whitley, 2007, football

Jeff Wildenberg, 1981,basketball

Jill Willson, 2012, basketballcoach & athletic director

Robert Young, 1983, football& football coach

1959 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 RodriguezCurtis ShedBruce ShugartHomer SolizD.E. TillmanRobert TrevinoLeo VillarrealDon WatersDick WatsonJerry WigginsCharles WilliamsJohn WilliamsDennis WiseAlvin WoodsLarry WrightGil Steinke (coach)Ted Carney (coach)Gene Greene (coach)Jack Little

1969 Golf Team (2010)Chris Delcambre

Bill 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 JohnsonKeith JohseAllen KaiserClem KasprzykLarry KruegerEugene KubelkaPhillip LaytonCharles LeeDanny Joe LewisMichael LoweDave MaasJohn MallettAlvin MatthewsCharles MatulaPaul MayNeal McCarnClaude McMillonHector MolinaSam MontgomeryCurtiss NealChris Parker


(Continued from Page 12)Gary 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 BackmanRandy BeakleyCharles BishopAndy BrowderJim BrownRocky BuntingToby ChadickBilly CottleMarion DannaKarl DouglasLarry EdwardsRobert EscoJohn EverettFrancis FriesJim GandyRichard GilstrapFloyd GoodwinDan GoynesMargarito GuerreroCharles Hahn

Javelina Hall of Fame MembersDwight Harrison David HopkinsRobert HubenakRuford HuffHarold JacksonJohnny Jackson\Mike JaksikLevi JohnsonKeith JohseDoug JonesAllen KaiserFred KasperEugene KubelkaCharles LeeDanny Joe LewisJim LewisJohn Mallett)Charles MatulaBurl McCandlessClaude McMillonNorris McVeaWinstel MillerSam MontgomeryTom MortonDesi NajaraCurtiss NealGary PelechRobert PolancoErnest PriceFrank RatkaBobby RedusRobert RodriguezMike RoleyEd ScottEldridge SmallLarry SmithScott SomersJimmy Srp,Jim StewartGlen TegelerButch TrueheartDoug 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 (studenttrainer)

Roger Jarvis (studenttrainer)

Al Shuford (studenttrainer)

Fred Nuesch (sportsinformation)

1974 Football Team ( 2015)Kent 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 HawkinsHoward HendersonJoe HenkeJoe HerzikRuford HuffTerry HummelJerry JanikMike JekelReginald JonesStan LimuelJoe LindemanThurmond MarshallJohnny MartinezJohn MassingillLarry McFarlandDenny MiglMike MorrisonSam NelsonKen NivenGreg OsborneDavid PalmorePaul RichRichard RitchieDan St. LegerLarry Seidel

Byron 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)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 HawkinsHoward HendersonJoe HenkeEliseo HernandezJoe HerzikLarry HirtMike JekelBilly JohnReginald JonesDavid MarquezThurmond MarshallJohnny MartinezJohn MassingillRichard MayfieldLarry McFarlandDavid PalmoreCarlos Perez

Jeff 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 i

information director)1976 Football Team( 2010)

Rodney AlexanderGary AllenLeonard AveryJohnny BarefieldRonnie BennettRandy BrooksJames ClayLarry CollinsMike CornellGary DavisJohn DawsonReginald DeloneyMark DizdarStuart DornburgSteve FeferGeorge FranklinClem FranksRandy FriedrichKevin GentrySteven GlickRufus GreenDoug GreeneLarry GrunewaldHector GuerraElvis HartsfieldAndy HawkinsMike HawkinsJoe Henke,Larry HirtBilly JohnReginald JonesMike JekelDavid MarquezJohn MassingillGreg Mayberry

Larry 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’s

Basketball Team (2012)Anetta AnglinLaNetta AnglinJennifer DanielSheila DotsonPat LewandowskiJennifer RiceLorie 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

Basketball Team (2012)Teombi BatisteJennifer DanielJessica GamezAlex GonzalezPat Lewandowski


Javelina Hall of Fame Members(Continued from Page 13)

Colter MizeLorie MartinezDe SharkiPrecious ThibodeauxAshley WhiteArie WilsonDebbie Robledo (coach)Ruben Cantu (athletic

trainer)Larry Madden (student


information)Craig Merriman

(student sportsinformation)

1969-70 Track & FieldTeam (2013)

Phelan AlleeTommy ArgubrightFrank BacyLeon BernsenJoe BravenecCharles CanalesBill ChilcoatDale CramerBob DanielsJohn DavenportRonald FieldingJoseph GarzaRobert Gonzalez

Dwight HarrisonEarnest HaynesDavid HinojosaJay JamesLevi JohnsonHomer MartinezJames MotzWilliam O’ConnorJohn PermeErnest PriceSteve StewartDan SwanBob TumlinsonDonald WashingtonTommy WatsonDavid WeathersbyAaron WilliamsKen Kelley (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

informationdirector)

1991-92 Men’s BasketballTeam (2013)

Bryan AcuffJason BrassowJerome ChargoisEric ClemonsSidney DaysJon HoffmanDarryl JohnsonMaurice Jones

Jason LeeTony PhelonMichael RobinsKevin RobinsonKyle RoherT.C. ShieldsRandy StaatsBill Carter (head coach)Larry Gibson (assistant

coach)Ruben Cantu (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports


1979 Football Team (2014)Gary AguayoGerald AllenSam BaileyJoe BarefieldMarcus BonnerClifford BurrowNed ButlerJuan CastilloChris CernosekAllyn ChizerHarold CollinsRandy CretorsHarry CulbersonAdan DiazKeith DuranDwayne FinleyJim Fitzgerald

Randy FriedrichDavid GarzaWilson GeeReginald GilfordAndy HawkinsJohn HerreraMaurice HillDereck HillyerBrooks HowardStuart IsdaleLarry JamesSimon JohnsonAdrian JonesJessie JonesJohnny JonesLoyd JordanBart KaiserJerry MartinDavid MimsPaul MorganKeith MyersLawrence NellonsRoyce NitschmannTracy PayneGreg PechacekRobert PoolJustin PriceHenry PullamRonald RayTommy RichardJimmy RiveraAlan Roberson

Melvin 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



1986 Men’s, Women’sCross Country Team

(2014)David AlvarezErnie BuenoRey CarreonDavid GarciaOrlando GonzalezSimon GuerreroRaymond RochaStacey WhittSelina ArmstrongJulie BrownGloria LopezIsabel MascorroPrescilla PerezAndrea RatkovicEloise SegoviaDebbra StuartVonn Murray (head

coach)Mike Chandler (athletic

t rainer)Fred Nuesch (sports


New Weight RoomA new weight room has opened in the Steinke Physical Education Center for use by the Javelina athletes.

2016 Javelina Remaining Football ScheduleSept. 17 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic

Heritage Weekend/Hall of Fame and Champions Weekend).Sept. 24 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 7 p.m.Oct. 1 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family Weekend)Oct. 8 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, TBD.Oct. 15 – *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Kleberg

Bank Homecoming Game)Oct. 22 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m.Oct. 29 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 7 p.m.

(Communication Appreciation Weekend)Nov. 5 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Senior Night)Nov. 12 - *Oklahoma Panhandle State in Goodwell, Okla., 1 p.m.Nov. 19 - NCAA Division II first round playoffs, TBD.Nov. 26 - NCAA Division II second round playoffs, TBD.Dec. 3 - NCAA Division II quarterfinals, TBD.Dec. 10 - NCAA Division II semifinals, TBD.Dec. 17 - NCAA Division II championship

Young JavelinasThese young Javelinas showed their support at a recent home volleyballmatch. They seemed pleased that the Javelinas took a victory.

Javelinas in New York CityJavelinas have a presence in New York City as well as South Texas.Gene and Harriet Williams of Kingsville recenty visited the Big Appleand had lunch at the Javelina Restaurant. Inside, there was a stuffedjavelina, named Javier the Javelina, as well as a Texas A&M-Kingsville pennant..

Tennis Enters Midwestern MeetThe Texas A&M-Kingsville

women’s tennis team will play intwo tournaments and two dualmatches this fall.

Autumn Williams, headtennis coach, sent her teamagainst Laredo CommunityCollege Tuesday in Kingsville.

The squad will enter atournament at Midwestern State

2016-17 Javelina Women’s Tennis RosterName ClassExp. Hometown (School)Stephanie Baerman Fr. 0 San Antonio (Antonian)Lisa Carvajal Jr. Tr. McAllen (PSJA) and Laredo CollegeNadia Grlj Sr. 1VL Melbourne, AustraliaMadison Gomez So. Sq. Baytown (Sterling)Erika Larrea Jr. 1VL Ambato, EcuadorTabata Lua Sr. 1VL Mexico City, MexicoViviana Ortiz Jr. Tr. Guayaquil, Ecuador and SE MissouriJulia Rauer Fr. 0 Leiselheim, GermanyValerie Ruiz Fr. 0 San Antonio (Reagan)Martina Urrutia Jr. 1VL Madrid, Spain

Friday and Saturday at the MSUTennis Center in Wichita Falls.

The Javelinas will meetDallas Baptist at 11 a.m. Sept. 23 inAustin and will play in theIntercollegiate Tennis Associatonregionals Sept. 29-Oct. 1 in Dallas.

Four letterwinners return forthe Javelinas this year. These areNadia Grlj, senior from Melbourne,

Australia; Erika Larrea, junior fromAmbato, Ecuador; Tabata Lua,senior from Mexico City, Mexico,and Martina Urrutia, junior fromMadrid, Spain.

Madison Gomez, sophomorefrom Baytown (Sterlling), is areturning squadman and transferswith collegiate experience are LisaCarvajal, junior from McAllen(PSJA) and Laredo College, andViviana Ortiz, junior fromGuayaquil, Ecuador, andSoutheast Missouri.

Freshmen on the team areStephanie Baerman of SanAntonio (Antonian), Julia Rauerof Lieselheim, Germany, andValerie Ruiz of San Antonio(Reagan).

Javelina Women’sTennis Fall ScheduleSept. 13 – Laredo College in

Kingsville, 3 p.m.Sept. 16-17 – Midwestern

State Tournament in Wichita Falls.Sept. 23 – Dallas Baptist in

Austin, 11 a.m.Sept. 29-Oct. 1 –

Intercollegiate Tennis AssociationRegionals in Dallas.

Texas A&M-Kingsvillequarterback Miles Carr became thefirst Lone Star Conference offensiveplayer of the week when he wasselected for the honor last week.

Carr, senior from Arcadia,Calif., went 23 of 28 againstIncarnate Word and had 313 yardsand three touchdowns as theJavelinas took a 31-22 victory.

It was the first time Carr hasbeen honored by the league sincejoining the Javelinas last season.

Carr First LSCOffensive PlayerOf the Week

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