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Next Up? Javelina Football, Volleyball, Cross Country... Coming Soon! VOLUME XVI, NO. 44
JUNE 8, 2016
33 Matches Set for Volleyball Team Victory Leg Teandria Taylor, freshman from Rosebud-Lott, hands off to Plaserae Johnson, junior from Glendale, Ariz., on the final leg of the women’s 400meter relay at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships in Bradenton, Fla. The Javelinas won the gold medal in the event. and the other runners were Kaina Martinez, junior from Seine Bight, Belize, and Brittney Holcombe, senior from Corpus Christi (King).
Girls Basketball Camps in July Three Wade Scott’s Girls’ Basketball Camps have been set for July 18-22 in the Steinke Center at Texas A&M-Kingsville. An individual shooting/skill camp for girls fourth through sixth grades will be from 9-11 a.m. each day. A Little Javelina Camp for girls kindergarten through third grade will be from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363
camp for girls seventh through 12th grades will be from 2-5 p.m. each day of the camps. The cost for each of the camps is $50 and participants may pre-register or can register the first day of the camp July 18. Wade Scott, head women’s basketball coach at TAMUK, is the camp director. He has more than 20 years of coaching
A 33-match schedule has been set for the 2016 Texas A&MKingsville volleyball team and 12 of the matches will be in the Steinke Center. The schedule includes tournaments in Memphis, Tenn., and Pueblo, Colo. Twenty of the matches will be against Lone Star Conference opponents, including newcomers Texas-Permian Basin and Western New Mexico. Six of the final eight regularseason matches will be on the home court. The Lone Star Conference Championships will be Nov. 17-19 at the site of the No. 1 seed. Tanya Allen, beginning her fifth season as head of the Javelina program, had no seniors on last year’s roster, and has signed several transfers and freshmen to bolster the roster. In addition to the fall schedule, the Javelinas will play exhibition matches Aug. 5-12 during a tour of Nicaragua, going against the country’s national team. 2016 Javelina Volleyball Schedule Sept. 2 – Christian Brothers College Invitational Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 12:30 p.m. vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 5 p.m. Sept. 3 – Christian Brothers College Invitational Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Barton (N.C.), 10:15 a.m. vs. Arkansas Tech, 2:45 p.m. Sept. 6 – St. Mary’s in
Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept. 9 – Colorado StatePueblo Invitational Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Adams (Colo.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Colorado StatePueblo, 1 p.m.
Sept. 10 – Colorado StatePueblo Invitational Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Wayne (Neb.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Nova Southeastern (Fla.), 3 p.m. (Continued on Page 2)
Hall of Fame Inductee Roberto Garza, center, former Javelina football player and track and field athlete, was inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame last weekend in Laredo. Inducting Garza were Renato Ramirez of IBC Bank, left, and Andy Ramos, president of the LASHOF.
Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs
ROBERTO GARZA WAS inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame last weekend in Laredo. The ceremony, at the Laredo Country Club, was a first class event as seven individuals and one team were inducted. The team was the McFarland High School cross country team from McFarland, Calif. The movie “McFarland USA” was based on the squad’s formation and successes at the California state meets. Two members of the team were at the ceremony along with the wife of a third member who is in the U.S. Army and stationed in Kuwait. Roberto had members of his family present including wife, the former Ashley Golden, who was a member of the Javelina volleyball and cross country teams while at TAMUK. Garza joins several other Javelinas in the Hall. These include football player Willie Crafts, sportswriter David Flores, track and field athlete Tony Garza, track and field athlete Robert Gonzalez, track and field athlete David Hinojosa, football player E.C. Lerma, track and field athlete Homer Martinez, football player Carlos Saldana and football player Raul Trevino. Garza was an 11-time All-American in football and track and field while with the Javelinas. He went on to a 14-year career in the NFL, the first four years with the Atlanta Falcons and the final 10 as an offensive line starter with the Chicago Bears. Garza is now the Spanish speaking analyst for Telemundo Fox Deportes and ESPN Deportes and has been on the broadcast teams for the past two Super Bowls.
JAMES CAMERON III, who would have been a senior running back on the Oklahoma Panhandle State football team this fall, died in a swimming accident in North Carolina during the Memorial Day weekend. Russell Gaskamp, head coach of the Aggies, said, “Our team is absolutely distraught with the news, and James will be missed immensely. Our team foundation is ‘Strength, Unity and Family’ and we will have to lean on and take care of each other now more than ever.” Panhandle will become a member of the Lone Star Conference in football this fall. Another drowning of an athlete came later last week when Vanderbilt freshman pitcher Donny Everett drowned on Thursday night. It came as the Vanderbilt team was preparing to open NCAA Division I regional play at home Friday. Everett was the second Vanderbilt athlete to drown within the past 13 months. Dai-Jon Parker, who played basketball for the Commodores, drowned in May 2015.
THE SECOND OF the NCAA Division II football pre-season magazines came out last week and The Sporting News College Football publication had one Lone Star Conference team ranked. Midwestern State was No. 20. (Continued on Page 3)
33 Matches Set For Volleyball Team This Fall (Continued from Page 1) Sept. 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&MCommerce 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, noon Oct. 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&MCommerce 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.
Birthday Celebration Jackie Collins, Javelina fan attending the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships recently in Florida, was presented a cake and serenaded with a tune as she celebrated her birthday at the event.
Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs
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No LSC players were listed on the magazine’s pre-season AllAmerica squad. Making the team was linebacker Jordan Herdman, 6-2, 231pound senior at Simon Fraser (British Columbia). The Javelinas will be hosting Simon Fraser Sept. 10 in the first home game of the season. Incarnate Word, the Javelinas’ opening opponent Sept. 3 in San Antonio, was picked No. 9 in the Southland Conference. The Sporting News College Football NCAA Division II Pre-Season Poll 1. Northwest Missouri 14. North Alabama 2. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 15. Catawba (N.C.) 3. West Georgia 16. Minnesota State 4. Indiana (Pa.) 17. Ferris (Mich.) State 5. Shepherd (W. Va.) 18. California (Pa.) 6. Colorado Mines 19. Bemidji (Minn.) State 7. Humboldt (Calif.) State 20. Midwestern State 8. Ashland (Ohio) 21. Florida Tech 9. Slippery Rock (Pa.) 22. Colorado-Mesa 10. Indianapolis (Ind.) 23. Augustana (S.D.) 11. Colorado State-Pueblo 24. Emporia (Kan.) State 12. Henderson (Ark.) State 25. Assumption (Mass.) 13. Tuskegee (Ala.)
THE LONE STAR Football Festival will not be held this season after five seasons in the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. There will be three NCAA Division I games in the stadium: Southern California vs. Alabama Sept. 3, Arkansas vs. Texas A&M Sept. 24 and Texas Tech vs. Baylor Nov. 25.
LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: …David Goggin of Angelo State received the Elite 90 Award at the NCAA Division II World Series banquet in Cary, N.C. It is the second year Goggin has been recognized. The award honors the individual who has reached the national championship tournament while achieving the highest grade point average among those participating in the World Series. Goggin graduated from ASU with a 3.98 cumulative grade point average. ...Dr. Greg Waggoner has been named the new athletic director at Eastern New Mexico. He served as athletic director at Western (Colo.) State for 20 years, from 1994 to 2014. Waggoner is a graduate of Western State and holds a doctorate from Northern Colorado. He replaces Jeff Geiser, who retired after seven years as ENMU athletic director. ...Several Lone Star Conference players and coaches received individual honors from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Taylor Coffman of Midwestern State was named the NCAA (Continued on Page 4)
Garcia Makes All-American Second Team Texas A&M-Kingsville shot putter Christian Garcia was named to the NCAA Division II Track & Field All-America second team by the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association last week. The Javelinas had 16 athletes on the All-America first unit. The second team includes athletes who finished ninth through 12th in the national championships in Bradenton, Fla. Garcia is a senior from Eagle Pass who has been a member of the football team as well as the track and field squad
Girls Basketball Camps in July (Continued from Page 1) experience at the NCAA Division I and II and junior college levels. Participants may pre-register at “javelinaathletics.com/camps”. Under girls’ basketball, choose “register now”. Follow the instructions to register and to pay online. Participants should also print and complete the “participant waiver form” on the website. The form can be mailed or presented the first day of the camp. For more information, please contact Scott at (361) 593-4029 or email at [email protected].
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Upcoming Javelina Events June 16 – General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Edinburg, Cats Stadium, 4-7 p.m., registration at 3 p.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. June 17 – General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Harlingen, Boggus Stadium, 9 a.m.-noon, registration at 8 a.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. June 20 – General: Javelina Football Youth Camp in Kingsville, Javelina Stadium, 8:30-12:30 p.m., registration at 8 a.m.; for campers entering grades 1-6. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Kingsville, Javelina Stadium, 5-8 p.m., registration at 4 p.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. June 22 – General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Corpus Christi, Cabaniss Stadium, 4-7 p.m., registration at 3 p.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. July 1-3 - General: Volleyball Skills Camp in Kingsville, Steinke Center, phone (361) 593-2413 or (361) 593-4872 for additional information. July 10-12 - General: Athletic Training Camp in Kingsville, McCulley Hall, phone (361) 2493) for additional information. July 11-15 – General: Boys Basketball Skills Camp in Kingsville, Steinke Center, phone (361) 593-4874 for additional information. Aug. 5-12 – Volleyball: Nicaragua Exhibition and Community Service tour in Nicaragua. Aug. 9 – Football: Players for the start of preseason workouts in Kingsville. Aug. 11 – Football: First practice for the football team in Kingsville, Javelina Stadium. Aug. 20 – General: Javelina Club Kickoff Barbecue in Kingsville, Northway Coliseum. Sept. 2 – Volleyball: Christian Brothers Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 12:30 p.m. vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 5 p.m. Sept. 3 - Football: Incarnate Word in San Antonio, 6 p.m. Volleyball: Christian Brothers Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Barton (N.C.), 10:15 a.m. vs. Arkansas Tech, 2:45 p.m. Sept. 6 – Volleyball: St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept. 9 – Volleyball: Colorado State-Pueblo Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Adams (Colo.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Colorado State-Pueblo, 1 p.m. Sept. 10 - Football: Simon Fraser in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Military Appreciation Weekend). Volleyball: Colorado State-Pueblo Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Wayne (Neb.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Nova Southeastern (Fla.), 3 p.m. *Lone Star Conference games/matches (Bold-faced events are in Kingsville)
Javelina Hash By By Fred Fred Nuesch, Nuesch, Coordinator Coordinator of of Athletic Athletic External External (Continued from Page 3) Division II South Central Region assistant coach of the year, Madeline Schorlemmer of Midwestern was named the senior player of the year and Paula Gutierrez of Cameron was selected as the player to watch. ...Former Tarleton State head baseball coach Jack Allen passed away May 28. He was the Texan head coach from 1990-2002 and the team won two LSC titles. Before going to TSU, he was head coach at Ranger Junior College. He retired from coaching in 2002. ...Isabel Jimenez-Perea of Tarleton was named the PING Women’s Golf Coaches Association Division II player of the year. She finished the season as the No. 1-ranked golfer in Division II with an average of 72.67. Perea was third in the national tournament this spring. NCAA DIVISION II notes: …The U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association have announced their NCAA Division II head coaches and assistant coaches of the year. George Williams of St. Augustine’s (N.C.) is the male head coach of the year and Russ Jewett of Pittsburg (Kan.) State is the female head coach of the year. The assistant men’s coach of the year is Brian Mantooth of Pittsburg State and the assistant women’s coach of the year is Joe Lynn of Hillsdale (Mich.) The USTFCA members voted for the honors. ….Finalists for the Tino Martinez Award, sponsored by D2 Baseball News, include J.D. Arrowood, first baseman at St. Edward’s. The Javelinas played the Hilltoppers twice during the regulation season and split, winning in Austin and losing in Kingsville. Martinez is a former player at the University of Tampa (Fla.). …Finalists for the Brett Tomko Award, which goes to the NCAA Division II pitcher of the year and is selected by D2 Baseball News, include two pitchers on teams the Javelinas played this season. Bryce Zak of Angelo State and J.R. McDermott of ColoradoMesa are finalists. …Jule and Helen Minium have created a scholarship that will be awarded each year to a West Texas A&M student-athlete pursuing a degree in business. They had originally planned to award the scholarship to an accounting student but they have attended so many WTAM athletic events they decided to assist an athlete. …Adams (Colo.) State and Hillsdale (Mich.) have been named the NCAA Division II cross country/track and field programs of the year. The award goes to schools that have produced the best men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field programs during a school year. (Continued on Page 5)
Baseball Adds Wharton JC Player Dallas Stefano, who has played at Wharton County Junior College for the past two years, has signed a national letter of intent with the Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team. Stefano, 6-1, 200-pound outfielder and first baseman from Houston (Cypress-Creek), hit .318 in his two years at Wharton and had 21 home runs and 83 runs batted in. Stefano is the 12th signee for the Javelinas and the second from Wharton. The earlier signee was Isaiah Lybarger, pitcher from Corpus Christi (Carroll). Other junior college signees have been Nick Marasik, pitcher from Columbus and Blinn College; Elijah Rodriguez, pitcher from San
Antonio (Central Catholic) and Angelina Junior College, and Walker Winders, shortstop from Belton and Blinn. Javelina Signees Baseball Chris Adams, catcher, 6-0, 220, Spring Branch (Smithson Valley), Fr. William Arnold, catcher, 6-0, 195, Magnolia (West), Fr. Tyler Crouch, righthanded pitcher, 6-0, 155, Bulverde (Smithson Valley), Fr. Austin Faith, righthanded pitcher, 6-4, 180, Magnolia (West), Fr. Nick Hutcison, righthanded pitcher, 6-4, 190, Katy (Tompkins), Fr. Isaiah Lybarger, pitcher, 6-4, 225, Corpus Christi (Carroll) and
Wharton County Junior College, Jr. Nick Marasik, pitcher, 6-4, 220, Columbus and Blinn College, Fr. Dax McCleary, outfielder, 510, 180, Sweeny, Fr. Elijah Rodriguez, righthanded pitcher, 5-11, 190, San Antonio (Central Catholic) and Angelina Junior College, Jr. Dallas Stefano, outfielder/first baseman, 6-1, 200, Houston (Cypress-Creek) and Wharton County Junior College. Jared Willis, outfielder 5-11, 190, Stratford, Fr. Walker Winders, shortstop, 510, 180, Belton and Blinn College, Jr. Beach Volleyball/Fall Volleyball Amanda Bakonyi, middle (Continued on Page 5)
Family Support Christian Garcia, second from left, senior from Eagle Pass, had his family in Florida as he competed in the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships. He received secondteam All-America honors in the shot put.
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Following are the top 12 in each division: Men’s Division Adams (Colo.) State 7. Black Hills (S.D.) State Grand Valley (Mich.) State Southern Indiana Alaska-Anchorage 9. Shippensburg (Pa.) West Texas A&M 10. Western (Colo.) State Colorado Mines 11. Minnesota State-Moorhead American Internat’l (Mass.) 12. Simon Fraser (British Columbia) Women’s Division Hillsdale (Mich.) 7. Minnesota-Duluth Grand Valley (Mich.) State 8. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) Lewis (Ill.) 9. Alaska-Anchorage Adams (Colo.) State 10. Mary (N.D.) Queens (N.C.) 11. Stonehill (Mass.) Seattle Pacific (Wash.) 12. Western (Colo.) State
Baseball 34th in National Poll
The Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team was ranked No. 34, out of 266 NCAA Division II schools with the sport, in last week’s national poll compiled by Massey’s Ratings. Other Lone Star Conference teams were Angelo State No. 26, West Texas A&M No. 39, Cameron No. 61, Tarleton State No. 114 and Eastern New Mexico No. 224. NCAA Division II Baseball Poll Compiled by Massey’s Listings Rank Team 1. Millersville (Pa.) 2. Tampa (Fla.) 3. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 4. Lander (S.C.) 5. California Baptist 6. California Poly-Pomona 7. Columbus (Ga.) State 8. Southern New Hampshire 9. Delta (Miss.) State 10. Dixie (Utah) State 11. West Georgia 12. West Florida 13. Central Missouri 14. St. Edward’s 15. Georgia College 16. Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 17. South Carolina-Aiken 18. Florida Southern 19. Colorado-Mesa 20. West Alabama 21. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 22. Cal State-Monterey Bay
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Point Loma (Calif.) Arkansas-Monticello California State-Chico Angelo State Cal State-East Bay Valdosta (Ga.) State Flagler (Fla.) Emporia (Kan.) State Western Oregon Montana State-Billings Catawba (N.C.) Texas A&M-Kingsville Tusculum (Fla.) (Bold-faced and italicized teams are in the Lone Star Conference)
Nova Southeastern, North Alabama Win In Baseball, Softball Nova Southeastern won the NCAA Division II national baseball title last week and North Alabama took the softball championship earlier in the week. Nova Southeastern defeated Millersville (Pa.), 2-1, 8-6, in the championship series in Cary, N.C. North Alabama downed Humboldt (Calif.) State, 4-1, in the “if necessary” game of the softball championship series, played in Denver, Colo.
Banquet Attendees The Javelina track and field coaches pose at the NCAA Divsion II Track & Field Championships banquet in Florida recently. Left to right are assistant coach Aared Sampson, head coach Ryan Dall and assistant coach Tim Miller.
Baseball Adds Wharton Junior College Player (Continued from Page 4) blocker, 6-0, Bulverde (Smithson Valley), Fr. Morgan Broussard, 5-10, Gering, Neb., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, Sr. Kathryn Evans, 6-0, Pearland and Cameron, Sr. Kyra Henderson, defender, 55, Carlsbad, Calif., and Mira Costa (Calif.) College, Jr. Gabriela Moran, defensive specialist, 5-8, San Antonio (Johnson) Tiliah Phipps, libero/ defensive specialist, 5-7, San Antonio (Brennan), Fr. Courtney Rabius, outside hitter, 5-9, Cat Spring (Sealy), Fr.. Kadi Shipman, 5-4, Georgetown, Fr. Marci Shipman, 5-6, Georgetown, Fr. Maelee Sowa, 5-8, Sealy, Fr. Kelby Sprinkles, outside hitter, Little River (Academy), Fr.
Football Ralph Anderson, linebacker,
5-10, 185, Texas City, Fr. (Continued on Page 6)
2016 Javelina Football Schedule Sept. 3 – Incarnate Word in San Antonio, 6 p.m. Sept. 10 – Simon Fraser (British Columbia) in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Military Appreciation Weekend). Sept. 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
Garza Inducted Into Latin American Hall
Family Supporters Valerie Vrana, senior from Seguin (Navarro), had her mother and father in Florida to support her and the Javelinas as they competed in the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships recently.
Roberto Garza, Texas A&M-Kingsville 11-time All-American in football and track and field, was inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame last weekend at the Laredo Country Club in Laredo. After a four-year career with the Javelinas, he played for the Atlanta Falcons and Chicago Bears in the NFL. He was a Bears’ offensive lineman for 10 seasons, starting 145 games at center and at both offensive guard positions. Garza’s last season with the Bears was 2014. He currently is the Spanish speaking analyst for Telemundo Fox Deportes and ESPN Deportes and has been on the broadcast team for the two past Super Bowls. He is a member of the Javelina Hall of Fame and the Lone Star Conference Hall of Honor. Garza is married to the former Ashley Golden, who was a multisport athlete for the Javelinas. He is the 10th Javelina to be inducted into the LASHOF. Previously inducted have been football player Willie Crafts, sportswriter David Flores, track and field athlete Tony Garza, track and field athlete Robert Gonzalez, track and field athlete David Hinojosa, football player E.C. Lerma, track and field athlete Homer Martinez, football player Carlos Saldana and football player Raul Trevino.
Baseball Adds Wharton County Junior College Player as Signee (Continued from Page 5) Cameron Brown, defensive tackle, 6-2, 270, Houston (North Shore), Fr. Brandon Artis, defensive tackle, 6-3, 300, Port Arthur (Memorial), Fr. Troy Billman, offensive lineman, 6-3, 285, Donna, Fr. Shane Calvin, linebacker, 5-10, 195, San Antonio (Judson), Fr. Kavior Clark, safety, 6-1, 175, San Antono (Judson), Fr. Camron Davis, safety, 6-0, 170, San Antonio (Taft), Fr. Jimmar Davis, linebacker, 6-1, 190, Willie, Fr. Le’Andre Dever, linebacker, 60, 190, Houston (North Shore), Fr. Rod’Johon Dorsey, linebacker, 5-9, 183, LaMarque (Dickinson), Fr. Trey Dupuis, flex linebacker, 6-0, 192, Katy (Taylor), Fr. Cade Dyal, quarterback, 5-11, 195, Kerrville (Tivy), Fr. Dominick Evans, linebacker, 5-11, 194, Missouri City (Marshall), Fr. Jacob Fey, defensive tackle, 6-3, 245, San Antonio (Southwest), Fr. Narcisco Grimaldo, offensive
Creek), Fr. Hondo Harris, quarterback, 511, 170, Agua Dulce (Orange Grove), Fr. Jalen Harrison, flex linebacker, 5-9, 200, Crosby, Fr. Leyton Hernandez, tight end, 6-0, 200, Corpus Christi (King), Fr. Brent Hertel, tight end, 6-1, 220, Houston (Cypress Falls), Fr. Aaron Jackson, cornerback, 5-9, 175, Houston (Alief Elsik), Fr. Charles Jefferson, flex linebacker, 6-1, 215, Rochester, Minn., and Rochester Junior College, Jr. Tyler Kellar, offensive line, 6-4, 320, Houston (Langham Creek), Fr. . Louis Kelley, linebacker, 6-0, 190, Pflugerville, Fr. Brendon McClinton, wideout, 5-9, 155, San Antonio (Alamo Heights), Fr. Tim Merchant, running back, 5-11, 180, College Station (A&M Consolidated), Fr. Hasain Newsome, running back, 6-0, 180, Corpus Christi (King), Fr. Joseph Partida, offensive line, 6-3, 245, San Benito, Fr. Rokeem Paul, wide receiver, 5-10,
Jorge Rios, lineman, 6-4, 315, Port Lavaca (Calhoun), Fr. Cody Rodriguez, linebacker, 5-10, 200, McAllen, Fr. C.J. Romero, wideout, 5-9, 175, Odem, Fr. Casey Rosellini, quarterback, 511, 215, Houston (Cypress Falls). Fr. Dillon Scherer, punter, 6-5, 220, Spring (Klein Oak), Fr. Cole Shannon, offensive lineman, 5-11, 265, Katy, Fr. Shawn Sims, defensive tackle, 5-11, 285, Houston (Manvel), Fr. Alan Smith, wide receiver, 6-4, 185, Humble (Atascocita), Fr. Nicholas Stiff, defensive back, 6-0, 175, Houston (Cypress Ranch), Fr. Vaughn Taylor, defensive end, 6-2, 240, Conroe, Fr. Tre’Michael Tutt, safety, 5-10, 190, Channelview, Fr. Nathan Sosa-Wells, defensive end, 6-6, 240, Haslett, Mich. (Medina Valley), Fr. Kyle Williams, fullback, 5-11, 215, Katy, Fr. Kai Youngberg, safety, 6-1, 175, Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff), Fr. Marcus Younger, running back, 5-9, 180, Port Arthur
Softball Michelle Flores, infielder, 5-6, Buckeye, Ariz. Randa Hatter, pitcher/ infielder, 5-11, Stratford, Okla. Abigail Mangold, utility player, Castroville (Medina Valley). Breanna Smith, pitcher, 5-9, San Antonio (Churchill) Amanda Thacker, catcher/utility player, 5-5, San Antonio (Steele). Tennis Stephanie Baerman, 5-3, San Antonio (Antonian), Fr. Lisa Carvajal, Pharr-San JuanAlamo and Laredo Community College, Jr. Viviana Ortiz, 5-3, Guayaquil, Ecuador, and Southeastern Missouri, Jr. Julia Rauer, 5-4, Leiselheim, Germany, Fr. Valerie Ruiz, 5-5, San Antonio (Reagan), Fr. Track & Field Kamon Mathis, jumper and sprinter, Cuero, Fr. Lane Michna, shot put and discus, Lorena, Fr. Men’s Basketball Christian Bambrook, forward, 6-8, Eddyville, Iowa, and Hill
Dominique Bradley, forward, 6-7, San Antonio (Judson), Jr. Dererick Byrd, guard, 5-10, Atlanta, Ga., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, Jr. Robert Christian, guard, 6-3, San Antonio (Sam Houston), So. Justin Jones, guard, 6-6, Houston (Cypress Woods) and Cochise (Ariz.) Community College, Jr. Caelan Neal, guard, 6-0, Olathe, Kan., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, Jr. Women’s Basketball Emmeri Archer, 5-7, guard, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Texas A&MCorpus Christi, Jr. Maddie Crawford, 5-8, guard, Fort Worth (Fossil Ridge) and California State-Fullerton. Jaiton Walls-Davis, 6-2, forward, Round Rock (Stony Point) and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi). Victoria Salinas, 5-8, guard, Corpus Christi (Ray). Fr. Essence Sauls, 5-7, guard, Austin (Del Valle) and St. Edward’s. Jr. Women’s Golf Bailey Blezinger, Bellville, Fr.
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Volleyball Skills Camp
Cats Stadium - Edinburg June 16 For Campers Entering Grades 7-12 Phone: (361) 593-4524 or email [email protected] For More Information
Steinke Center July 1-3 For More Information Phone (361) 593-2413 or (361) 593-4872
Boggus Stadium - Harlingen June 17 For Campers Entering Grades 7-12 For More Information Phone (361) 593-4524 or email [email protected] Javelina Stadium - Kingsville June 20 For Campers Entering Grades 7-12 For More Information Phone (361) 593-4524 or email [email protected]
------------------Athletic Training Camp McCulley Hall July 10-12 For More Information Phone (361) 593-2493
-------------------Wade Scott’s Girls’ Basketball Camps Steinke Center
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Winning Vault Jordan Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., clears the bar to win a gold medal at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships in Florida. Yamoah won two gold medals and two silver medals in his event during his four-year career with the Javelinas.
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Fifty-two members of the Texas A&M-Kingvsille men’s and women’s track and field teams have been recommended for letters by head coach Ryan Dall. Four will be receiving their fourth letters: Middle distance runner Michal Idziak of Mosina, Poland; high jumper Jeron Robinson of Houston (Travis); shot putter Valerie Vrana of Seguin (Navarro) and pole vaulter Jordan Yamoah of Arlington, N.Y. Lettering for a third time are: …Christian Garcia, senior from Eagle Pass. …Bryce Martin, junior from Salado. …Kaina Martinez, junior from Seine Bight, Belize. …Kenneth Zamorano, sophomore from Harlingen (South). Receiving second letters are: …Tarah Aliceaacosta, sophomore from Houston (Langham Creek). …Lutalo Boyce, senior from Westbury, N.Y. …Malcolm Cameron, senior from Washington D.C. …Richard Cervantes, sophomore from Mission (Sharyland). …Chelsea Gonzales, sophomore from Corpus Christi (Carroll). …Miguel Hanze, sophomore from Guayaquil, Ecuador. …Roman Hernandez, sophomore from Harlingen. …Drew Hill, sophomore from Port Lavaca (Calhoun). …Britteny Holcombe, senior from Corpus Christi (King). …Deon Hope, sophomore from St. Michael, Barbados. …Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain. …Courtney Macon, senior from Dallas (Carter). …Elias Madrid, junior from Evans, Ga. …Jamey Malvern, junior from Evansville, Ind. …Cheyanne Nalle, sophomore from Woonsocket, R.I. …Mariah Noyola, freshman from Harlingen (South). …Ramon Quijano, junior from
Panama City, Panama. …Valerie Rodriguez, junior from Mission (Sharyland). …Francisco Solis, sophomore from Corpus Christi (Miller). …Shane Stehle, sophomore from Orange Grove. Lettering for the first time are: …Seth Barker, sophomore from Thorndale. …Marckenley Belony, sophomore from Houston (Aldine). …Adriana Bonin, freshman from Conroe (Oak Ridge). …LaGae Brigance, freshman from Missouri City (Hightower). …Ty Chisum, freshman from Eagle Pass.
…Angel Espinosa, freshman from Brownsville (Rivera). …Jade Guerrero, freshman from Corpus Christi (King). …Josephine Guzman, freshman from Devine. …Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif. …Plaserae Johnson, junior from Glendale, Ariz. …Sean Landez, freshman from Mission (Sharyland). …Ricky Medrano, freshman from Pearsall. …E’Kara Mitchell, junior from San Antonio (Roosevelt). …Janeth Navarro, freshman from Alamo (Donna). (Continued on Page 11)
Headed Home Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif., hands off to Deon Hope, sophomore from St. Michael’s, Barbados, in the 400-meter relay at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships recently. The Javelinas won a bronze medal in the event. Other members of the team were Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain, and Lutalo Boyce, senior from Westbury, N.Y.
Four Join List of Four-Year Track & Field Letterwinners Four members of the Texas A&M-Kingsville outdoor track and field team have been recommended for fourth letters by head coach Ryan Dall. They join a list of Javelinas who have earned four letters during their careers. The four are Michal Idziak, middle-distance runner and relay member from Mosina, Poland; Jeron Robinson, high jumper from Houston (Travis); Valerie Vrana, shot putter from Seguin (Navarro), and Jordan Yamoah, pole vaulter from Arlington, N.Y. Vrana becomes the 30th female to earn four letters since the start of the women’s intercollegiate program in the 1970s. Idziak, Robinson and Yamoah become the 56th, 57th and 58th male track and field athletes to earn
four letters. Javelina Four-Year Letterwinners in Track & Field Women Erica Alvarado, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 Samantha Alvarez, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Sarahi Andrade, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Lynette Brown, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Gracy Gutierrez-Bryce, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997 Rhonida Carter, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 April Castillo, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dawn Davis, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Santia Deck, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Lina Engren, 1997, 1998, 1999,
2000 Larissa Flores, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Cynthia Fonseca, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Lilia Garcia, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Jessica Godsey, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Esperanza Guerra, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Debra Hoser, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 Michal Idziak, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Teri Johnson, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Rose Jones, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 Edye Lea, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 Brenda Lozano, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dyanne Martinez, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979 Anna-Karin Olsson, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000 Amber Perry, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Lashawndra Ratcliff, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Melissa Rios, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Janice Simmons, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 Brittany Stafford, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Kathy Trevino, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Cynthia Turner, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Valerie Vrana, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Diana Zarate, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011 Men Anthony Ayala, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Stellan Back, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Jesse Balderas, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Verland Beard, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 Bob Brandt, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954 Brandon Brown, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Charles Canales, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Rey Carreon, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987
D.J. Castro, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006 James Collins, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Kiya Dandena, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 John Davenport, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Dennis Deville, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Ted Dugie, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Luis Escamilla, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Marc Evans, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Micah Franks, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Abel Garcia, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Joseph Garza, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Tony Garza, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 (Continued on Page 13)
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Bronze Medals
Members of the Javelina 400-meter relay team receive their trophies after finishing third in the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships in Bradenton, Fla. Left to right are Lutalo Boyce, senior from Westbury, N.Y.; Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain; Deon Hope, sophomore from St. Michael’s, Barbados, and Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif.
(Continued from Page 10 …Todd Nicholas, freshman from Eagle Lake (Rice). …James Passley, junior form Portland, Jamaica. …Destinee Reyes, freshman from Pearsall. …Yesenia Ruiz, sophomore from Brownsville (Pace). …Carnecia Scott, freshman from Wharton. …Racheal Somoye, freshman from Houston (Alief Taylor). …Teandria Taylor, freshman from Rosebud-Lott. …Kaitlyn Tharp, freshman from Richland. …Aaron Vazquez, junior from Garden City, Kan.
Mother and Son Tim Miller, Javelina assistant track and field coach, had his mother, Renee, in Florida for the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships. His mother lives in Buffalo, N.Y.
2016 Top LSC Outdoor Track & Field Performances
Men’s Division 100-meter dash 10.28, Kenneth Jackson, Texas A&M-Kingsville 10.29, Jullian Clark, Talreton State 10.32, Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville 200-meter dash 20.82, Luis Perez, Angelo State 20.87, Kenneth Jackson, Texas A&M-Kingsville 21.01, Jullian Clark, Eastern New Mexico 400-meter dash 45.69, Luis Perez, Angelo State 46.09, Danul Gyasi, West Texas A&M 47.45, Steven Cooper, West Texas A&M 800-meter run 1:48.94, Chase Rathka, Tarleton State 1:48.98, Michal Idziak, Texas A&M-Kingsville 1:52.01, Alexander Korn, West Texas A&M 1500-meter run 3:44.15, Chase Rathke, Tarleton State 3:48.58, Dylan Willett, Tarleton State 3:49.26, Jamie Caldwell, West Texas A&M 3000-meter steeplechase 9:07.26, Geoffery Kipchuma, West Texas A&M 9:24.16, Austin Watson, Angelo State 9:39.29, Steeven Martinez, Texas A&M-Commerce 5000-meter run 14:34.17, Dylan Willett, Tarleton State 14:47.16, Zach Daniel, West Texas A&M 14:55.80, Blake Whalen, West Texas A&M 10000-meter run 29:38.99, Blake Whalen, West Texas A&M 31:48.98, Turner Pool, Texas A&M-Commerce 31:58.75, Zach Daniel, West Texas A&M 110-meter hurdles 13.56, Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville
14.14, Dalton Stidham, Tarleton State 14.33, Jamey Malvern, Texas A&M-Kingsville 400-meter hurdles 51.47, Tobia Lahbi, West Texas A&M 51.78, Alex Borzelin, Angelo State 52.49, Randall Kadlacek, Tarleton State 400-meter relay 39.80, Texas A&MKingsville 40.39, Texas A&M-Commerce 40.53, Eastern New Mexico 1600-meter relay 3:07.13, Angelo State 3:07.56, West Texas A&M 3:09.79, Tarleton State High jump 7-5, Jeron Robinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville 6-11, Rascellis Williams, Texas A&M-Commerce 6-9.5, Jonathan Cole, Texas A&M-Commerce Pole vault 17-8.5, Jordan Yamoah, Texas A&M-Kingsville 16-0.75, William Carlton, Tarleton State 15-10, Bryce Martin, Texas A&M-Kingsville Long jump 26-1, Lutalo Boyce, Texas A&M-Kingsville 24-10.5, Gage Bowles, Texas A&M-Commerce 24-3.75, James Passley, Texas A&M-Kingsville Triple jump 51-5.75, DeVontae Steele, Texas A&M-Commerce 51-0, Gage Bowles, Texas A&M-Commerce 50-4.5, Peniel Richard, Angelo State Shot put 57-10.5, Tyler Rambo, Texas A&M-Commerce 56-1.25, Zach Weatherly, West Texas A&M 54-1.25, Christian Garcia, Texas A&M-Kingsville Discus 189-4, Duke Kicinski, West Texas A&M 185-0, Richard Cervantes, Texas A&M-Kingsville
162-10, Zach Weatherly, West Texas A&M Hammer 190-4, Chase Graham, Texas A&M-Commerce 180-6, Kellen Dion, Texas A&M-Commerce 176-8, Kenny Zamorano, Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelin 214-7, Asael Arad, Angelo State 189-1, Brandy Leitch, West Texas A&M 187-8, Harry Maslen, Angelo State Decathlon 6770, Harry Maslen, Angelo State 6729, Brock Pettiet, Texas A&M-Commerce 6727, Joe Owens, Angelo State
Women’s Division 100-meter dash 11.51, DeAijah Boyce, Tarleton State 11.54, Shanice Cameron, West Texas A&M 11.56, Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M 200-meter dash 23.33, Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville 23.63, Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M 23.76, DeAijah Boyce, Tarleton State 400-meter dash 53.89, Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville 55.03, Kamryn McKee, Texas A&M-Commerce 56.07, LaGae Brigance, Texas A&M-Kingsville 800-meter run
Familiar Position Javelina pole vaulter Jordan Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., has been on the victory stand eight times at the NCAA Division II indoor and outdoor championships during his career with the Javelinas. He added another gold medal at the recent outdoor meet in Florida. Presenting him with his trophy is Javelina head track and field coach Ryan Dall.
2:10.18, Klaudia Szych, Eastern New Mexico 2:14.19, Nikolina Hrelec, West Texas A&M 2:15.99, Kami Horton, Angelo State 1500-meter run 4:33.95, Bridget Reilly, Midwestern State 4:36.26, Amber Saiz, Eastern New Mexico 4:45.42, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 3000-meter steeplechase 11:34.85, Candida Chairez, Angelo State 11:43.61, Tylo Farrar, Tarleton State 11:45.53, Kamie Halfmann, Angelo State 5000-meter run 17:06.67, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 17:46.09, Katelin Huckabee, Tarleton State 17.50.69, Amber Saiz, Eastern New Mexico 10000-meter run 36:38.59, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 36:44.65, Terra Truitt, Texas A&M-Commerce 38:07.07, Katelin Huckabee, Tarleton State 100-meter hurdles 13.82, Kami Norton, Angelo State 13.97, Victoria Rausch, West Texas A&M 14.07, Deylinn Garrett, Tarleton State 400-meter hurdles 60.38, Ashley Bassett, Texas A&M-Commerce 60.44, Kami Norton, Angelo State 61.18, Ana Baleveicau, Texas A&M-Commerce 400-meter relay 44.51, Texas A&MKingsville 45.34, West Texas A&M 45.79, Tarleton State 1600-meter relay 3:41.51, Tarleton State 3:44.23, Texas A&MCommerce 3:45.48, West Texas A&M (Continued on Page 13)
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Silver Medal Performance Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain, finished second at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships and received a silver medal and All-America recognition.
(Continued from Page 12) High jump 5-9.25, LaGae Brigance, Texas A&M-Kingsville 5-8, Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M 5-7.75, Carri Yarbrough, West Texas A&M 5-7.25, Kaitlin Lumpkins, Angelo State Pole vault 12-9.5, Lacy Harris, West Texas A&M 12-5.5, Celsey Randolph, Angelo State 11-5.75, Heather Shaffer, Angelo State Long jump 20-5, Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M 20-4.5, Kami Norton, Angelo State 19-11.75, Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M Triple jump 42-0.75, Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M 41-11.25, Malika Ouedraogo, West Texas A&M 39-4, Aricela Alvarez, Texas
A&M-Kingsville Shot put 53-1, Norma Cunigan, West Texas A&M 48-7.25, Holly Cunigan, West Texas A&M 47-11, Valerie Vrana, Texas A&M-Kingsville Discus 172-4, Norma Cunigan, West Texas A&M 155-1, Rebecca Mueller, Texas A&M-Commerce 152-9, Amber Graham, Angelo State Hammer 167-5, Cheyanne Nalle, Texas A&M-Kingsville
166-8, Courtney Head, West Texas A&M 163-5, Rachael Somoye, Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelin 144-1, Ally Salata, Eastern New Mexico 142-10, Alexis Aguirre, Eastern New Mexico 128-4, Laura Grube, Eastern New Mexico Heptathlon 5297, Kami Norton, Angelo State 5192, Adrine Monagi, Angelo State 4959, Ashley Dendy, Angelo State
Four Join Four-Year Track & Field Letterwinners (Continued from Page 11) Isaac Gonzalez, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 Juan Gonzalez, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 Robert Gonzalez, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Dick Goss, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 Earnest Haynes, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Bryan Henderson, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Albert Herrera, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Trent Hesseltine, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014 David Hinojosa, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970 Jay James, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Doug Klenke, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 Joel Maldonado, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
Homer Martinez, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970 Mike McMillion, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Tommy McMillion, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Jacob Perez, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Ernest Pruneda, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Bob Regan, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 Bob Reynolds, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 R.H. Richards, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 Rene Rios, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Sergio Rios, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014. Jeron Robinson, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Benny Rodriguez, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Robert Ruiz, 2001,2002, 2003,
2004 Curtis Shed, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 Charlie Simmons, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 Chad Smithey, 2000, 2001, 2002,2003 Tim Terrell, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 Robert Torres, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Eldon Tuttle, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Anthony Washington, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014. David Weathersby, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Carlton Williams, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Jonathan Woodson, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014. Jordan Yamoah, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
All-American Sprint Michal Idziak, senior from Mosina, Poland, sprints to the finish in the 800-meter run and finished sixth at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships. He received All-America honors.
Javelinas Have Had an Impressive List of Track & Field All-Americans
The Texas A&M-Kingsville All-America first-team track and field list continued to expand with 2016 outdoor athletes receiving 16 spots on the list. They give the Javelinas 274 positions on NCAA Division I and Division II and NAIA All-America first units. Darrell Green is one of the few NAIA and Division II athletes to be an NCAA Division I AllAmerican. He participated in the 1982 Division I meet and made the All-America squad in the 100meter and 200-meter dashes. Green made the most AllAmerica positions during his career. He was on 12 of the teams during his career with the Javelinas. Lashawndra Ratcliff, a sprinter, received nine All-America spots in 2003-05. High jumper Jeron Robinson and pole vaulter Jordan Yamoah join Ben Clark as eight-time firstteam All-Americans. Kaina Martinez, a sprinter who has another year of eligibility, has been an All-American six times. NCAA Division I 1982 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Green, 200-meter dash NCAA Division II 2016 Outdoor Lutalo Boyce, 400-meter relay Brittney Holcombe, 400-meter relay Deon Hope, 400-meter relay Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Kenneth Jackson, 100-meter dash Kenneth Jackson, 400-meter relay Plaserae Johnson, 100-meter dash Plaserae Johnson, 400-meter relay Javier Lopez, 110-meter hurdles Javier Lopez, 400-meter relay Kaina Martinez, 200-meter dash Kaina Martinez, 400-meter dash Kaina Martinez, 400-meter relay
Jeron Robinson, high jump Teandria Taylor, 400-meter relay Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2016 Indoor Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Javier Lopez, 60-meter hurdles Kaina Martinez, 200-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2015 Outdoor Lutalo Boyce, long jump Javan Gray, javelin Javier Lopez, 110-meter hurdles Kaina Martinez, 1600-meter relay Jasmine Miller, 1600-meter relay Amber Perry, 1600-meter relay
Jeron Robinson, high jump Kathy Trevino, 1600-meter relay Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2015 Indoor Lutalo Boyce, long jump Javier Lopez, 60-meter hurdles Amber Perry, 400-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2014 Outdoor Javan Gray, Javelin Kaina Martinez, 100-meter dash Sergio Rios, 400-meter hurdles Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2014 Indoor Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Tim Price, 200-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2013 Outdoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump
12-Time Track & Field All-American Darrell Green, left, was a 12-time All-American while running track at Texas A&I. He is one of the few athletes to ever make the NCAA Division I All-America team while competing in Division II.
Amanda Haven, high jump Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2013 Indoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Jeron Robinson, high jump Anthony Washington, 60meter dash Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2012 Outdoor Tyler Garibay, 1600-meter relay Avery Griffin, discus C.J. Griggs, triple jump Tim Price, 100-meter dash Tim Price, 200-meter dash Sergio Rios, 400-meter hurdles Sergio Rios, 1600-meter relay Anthony Washington, 1600meter relay Andrew Wells, discus Jonathan Woodson, 200meter dash Jonathan Woodson, 1600meter relay 2012 Indoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump Tim Price, 200-meter dash Jonathan Woodson, 200meter dash 2011 Outdoor Samantha Alvarez, high jump Tim Price, 400-meter relay Sergio Rios, 400-meter hurdles Tommy Singletary, 400-meter relay Anthony Washington, 400meter relay Jonathan Woodson, 200meter dash Woodson, 400-meter relay 2011 Indoor Jonathan Woodson, 400meter relay 2010 Outdoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump Tim Price, 400-meter relay Tommy Singletary, 400-meter relay Anthony Washington, 400meter relay Jonathan Woodson, 400meter relay 2010 Indoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump 2007 Outdoor Kendra Lilly, discus
Kendra Lilly, shot put 2006 Outdoor Kendra Lilly, discus 2006 Indoor Chaime Breaux, triple jump Elada Hagashi, triple jump 2005 Outdoor Brandon Brisco, 1600-meter relay Elada Hagashi, 400-meter relay Erroll Harris, 1600-meter relay Tarmo Jallai, 110-meter hurdles Tarmo Jallai, 400-meter relay Julia Krasnova, 400-meter hurdles Brenda Lozano, discus Tar Mor, 400-meter relay Tar Mor, 1600-meter relay Shannon Washington, 400meter dash Washington, 400-meter relay Washington, 1600-meter relay 2005 Indoor Brandon Brisco, 1600-meter relay Erroll Harris, 1600-meter relay Tarmo Jallai, 60-meter hurdles Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 200meter dash Shannon Washington, 1600meter relay Carlton Williams, 1600-meter relay 2004 Outdoor Merek Dec, shot put Tarmo Jallai, 110-meter hurdles Carlos Moore, 100-meter dash Carlos Moore, 400-meter relay Jaquon Morrison, 400-meter relay Lashawndra Ratcliff, 100meter dash Leshawndra Ratcliff, 200meter dash Tasha Savage, shot put Carlton Williams, 400-meter relay Carchell Wright, 400-meter relay 2004 Indoor Tarmo Jallai, 60-meter hurdles (Continued on Page 15)
Javelinas Have Had an Impressive List of Track & Field All-Americans
(Continued from Page 14) Mina Kelly, 1600-meter relay Carrie Knox, 1600-meter relay Julie Krasnova, 400-meter dash Julie Krasnova, 1600-meter relay Carlos Moore, 60-meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 1600meter relay Tasha Savage, shot put 2003 Outdoor Mike Bragg, long jump Mike Bragg, 400-meter relay Ben Clark, 110-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 400-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 1600-meter relay Luis Escamilla, 1600-meter relay Brent Holmes, 1600-meter relay Marc Evans, discus Tarmo Jallai, 110-meter hurdles Tarmo Jallai, 400-meter relay Naquisha Moulton, 100meter hurdles Naquisha Moulton, 400meter hurdles Lashawndra Ratcliff, 100meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 200meter dash Chad Smithey, 400-meter relay Carlton Williams, 400-meter relay Carlton Williams, 1600-meter relay 2003 Indoor Mike Bragg, long jump Ben Clark, 60-meter hurdles Tarmo Jallai, 60-meter hurdles Naquisha Moulton, 60-meter hurdles Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash 2002 Outdoor Ben Clark, 110-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 400-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 400-meter relay Ben Clark, 1600-meter relay Brent Holmes, 400-meter hurdles Brent Holmes, 1600-meter relay Pia Lindroth, high jump Josh Norman, 100-meter dash Josh Norman, 400-meter relay Chad Smithey, 400-meter relay Chad Smithey, 1600-meter relay Precious Thibodeaux, discus Carlton Williams, 400-meter relay Carlton Williams, 1600-meter
relay 2002 Indoor Pia Lindroth, high jump 2001 Outdoor Sherri Cain, high jump Precious Thibodeaux, discus 2000 Outdoor Stellan Back, decathlon Sherri Cain, high jump Roberto Garza, shot put Roberto Garza, discus Ryan Weidman, javelin 2000 Indoor Roberto Garza, shot put Anna-Karin Olsson, long jump 1999 Outdoor Lina Engren, heptathlon Derrick Foster, 100-meter dash Roberto Garza, shot put Matt Hickl, pole vault Anna-Karin Olsson, heptathlon Fred Wallace, discus Sarah Waslynka, 400-meter dash Ryan Weidman, javelin 1999 Indoor Matt Hickl, pole vault 1998 Outdoor Matt Hickl, pole vault Eldon Johnson, 400-meter relay Tyrone Kimble, 400-meter relay Jesse Wells, 400-meter relay Sarah Waslynka, 400-meter
Michael McKinney, 1600meter relay Anna-Karin Olsson, long jump Anna-Karin Olsson, high jump Nat Valentine, 400-meter relay 1995 Outdoor Willie Johnson, 400-meter relay Willie Johnson, 1600-meter relay Soren Kronqvist, 1600-meter relay Shawn Lewis, 100-meter dash Shawn Lewis, 100-meter dash Shawn Lewis 400-meter relay Mikael Linden, 400-meter relay Israel Nesbitt, 1600-meter relay Robert Rodriguez, 400-meter hurdles Robert Rodriguez, 1600-meter relay Nat Valentine, 400-meter relay 1994 Outdoor Tanya Birdow, long jump Diana Garza, javelin Anthony Phillips, 100-meter
dash 1993 Outdoor Harrison Carrington, triple jump Patrick Delice, 200-meter dash Patrick Delice, 400-meter dash Patrick Delice, 400-meter dash Arlesia Harris, 100-meter hurdles Arlesia Harris, long jump Willie Johnson, 400-meter relay Cliff Norman, 400-meter relay Anthony Phillips, 100-meter dash Anthony Phillips, 400-meter relay 1993 Indoor Patrick Delice, 55-meter dash 1992 Outdoor Patricia Rivers, 200-meter dash Patricia Rivers, 400-meter dash. 1992 Indoor Harrison Carrington, high jump Harrison Carrington, triple jump
dash Hamlin Williams, 400-meter relay 1998 Indoor Derrick Foster, 55-meter dash Matt Hickl, pole vault 1997 Outdoor Nicole Derr, 400-meter relay Lina Engren, 400-meter relay Esperanza Guerra, 400-meter relay Bridgette Johnson, 400-meter relay 1996 Outdoor Diana Garza, javelin Bernard Holmes, long jump Willie Johnson, 400-meter relay Willie Johnson, 1600-meter relay Soren Kronqvist, 1600-meter relay Mikael Linden, 400-meter relay Mikael Linden, 1600-meter relay Michael McKinney, 400-meter dash Michael McKinney, 400-meter relay
Most Female All-American Honors Lashawndra Ratcliff was a nine-time All-American while competing indoors and outdoors for the Javelinas. This is the most All-American positions for a Javelina female. and the second most for a Javelina athlete.
1991 Outdoor Patricia Rivers, 200-meter dash 1987 Outdoor Lynette Brown, long jump James Collins, 110-meter hurdles 1986 Outdoor James Collins, 110-meter hurdles David Garcia, 3000-meter steeplechase 1985 Outdoor Lynette Brown, triple jump James Collins, 110-meter hurdles Don Maltais, 110-meter hurdles 1984 Outdoor Lynette Brown, triple jump James Collins, long jump Robin Gordon, discus Robin Gordon, javelin Debbie Kay, triple jump Tim Terrell, 100-meter dash 1982 Outdoor Raul Garza, 400-meter relay Raul Garza, 1600-meter relay Robin Gordon, discus Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash Darrell Green, 400-meter relay Darrell Green, 1600-meter relay Demetrius Martin, 400-meter relay Demetrius Martin, 1600-meter relay Tim Terrell, 400-meter relay Tim Terrell, 1600-meter relay 1981 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash NAIA 1982 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash Edye Lea, javelin 1981 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash 1969 Outdoor Bob Daniels, 120-yard hurdles Bob Daniels, 440-yard relay Dwight Harrison, 440-yard relay Earnest Haynes, 100-yard dash Earnest Haynes, 440-yard relay David Hinojosa, 440-yard relay 1960 Outdoor Dick Watson, 440-yard hurdles
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JUNE 8, 2016
33 Matches Set for Volleyball Team Victory Leg Teandria Taylor, freshman from Rosebud-Lott, hands off to Plaserae Johnson, junior from Glendale, Ariz., on the final leg of the women’s 400meter relay at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships in Bradenton, Fla. The Javelinas won the gold medal in the event. and the other runners were Kaina Martinez, junior from Seine Bight, Belize, and Brittney Holcombe, senior from Corpus Christi (King).
Girls Basketball Camps in July Three Wade Scott’s Girls’ Basketball Camps have been set for July 18-22 in the Steinke Center at Texas A&M-Kingsville. An individual shooting/skill camp for girls fourth through sixth grades will be from 9-11 a.m. each day. A Little Javelina Camp for girls kindergarten through third grade will be from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
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camp for girls seventh through 12th grades will be from 2-5 p.m. each day of the camps. The cost for each of the camps is $50 and participants may pre-register or can register the first day of the camp July 18. Wade Scott, head women’s basketball coach at TAMUK, is the camp director. He has more than 20 years of coaching
A 33-match schedule has been set for the 2016 Texas A&MKingsville volleyball team and 12 of the matches will be in the Steinke Center. The schedule includes tournaments in Memphis, Tenn., and Pueblo, Colo. Twenty of the matches will be against Lone Star Conference opponents, including newcomers Texas-Permian Basin and Western New Mexico. Six of the final eight regularseason matches will be on the home court. The Lone Star Conference Championships will be Nov. 17-19 at the site of the No. 1 seed. Tanya Allen, beginning her fifth season as head of the Javelina program, had no seniors on last year’s roster, and has signed several transfers and freshmen to bolster the roster. In addition to the fall schedule, the Javelinas will play exhibition matches Aug. 5-12 during a tour of Nicaragua, going against the country’s national team. 2016 Javelina Volleyball Schedule Sept. 2 – Christian Brothers College Invitational Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 12:30 p.m. vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 5 p.m. Sept. 3 – Christian Brothers College Invitational Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Barton (N.C.), 10:15 a.m. vs. Arkansas Tech, 2:45 p.m. Sept. 6 – St. Mary’s in
Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept. 9 – Colorado StatePueblo Invitational Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Adams (Colo.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Colorado StatePueblo, 1 p.m.
Sept. 10 – Colorado StatePueblo Invitational Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Wayne (Neb.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Nova Southeastern (Fla.), 3 p.m. (Continued on Page 2)
Hall of Fame Inductee Roberto Garza, center, former Javelina football player and track and field athlete, was inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame last weekend in Laredo. Inducting Garza were Renato Ramirez of IBC Bank, left, and Andy Ramos, president of the LASHOF.
Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs
ROBERTO GARZA WAS inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame last weekend in Laredo. The ceremony, at the Laredo Country Club, was a first class event as seven individuals and one team were inducted. The team was the McFarland High School cross country team from McFarland, Calif. The movie “McFarland USA” was based on the squad’s formation and successes at the California state meets. Two members of the team were at the ceremony along with the wife of a third member who is in the U.S. Army and stationed in Kuwait. Roberto had members of his family present including wife, the former Ashley Golden, who was a member of the Javelina volleyball and cross country teams while at TAMUK. Garza joins several other Javelinas in the Hall. These include football player Willie Crafts, sportswriter David Flores, track and field athlete Tony Garza, track and field athlete Robert Gonzalez, track and field athlete David Hinojosa, football player E.C. Lerma, track and field athlete Homer Martinez, football player Carlos Saldana and football player Raul Trevino. Garza was an 11-time All-American in football and track and field while with the Javelinas. He went on to a 14-year career in the NFL, the first four years with the Atlanta Falcons and the final 10 as an offensive line starter with the Chicago Bears. Garza is now the Spanish speaking analyst for Telemundo Fox Deportes and ESPN Deportes and has been on the broadcast teams for the past two Super Bowls.
JAMES CAMERON III, who would have been a senior running back on the Oklahoma Panhandle State football team this fall, died in a swimming accident in North Carolina during the Memorial Day weekend. Russell Gaskamp, head coach of the Aggies, said, “Our team is absolutely distraught with the news, and James will be missed immensely. Our team foundation is ‘Strength, Unity and Family’ and we will have to lean on and take care of each other now more than ever.” Panhandle will become a member of the Lone Star Conference in football this fall. Another drowning of an athlete came later last week when Vanderbilt freshman pitcher Donny Everett drowned on Thursday night. It came as the Vanderbilt team was preparing to open NCAA Division I regional play at home Friday. Everett was the second Vanderbilt athlete to drown within the past 13 months. Dai-Jon Parker, who played basketball for the Commodores, drowned in May 2015.
THE SECOND OF the NCAA Division II football pre-season magazines came out last week and The Sporting News College Football publication had one Lone Star Conference team ranked. Midwestern State was No. 20. (Continued on Page 3)
33 Matches Set For Volleyball Team This Fall (Continued from Page 1) Sept. 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&MCommerce 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, noon Oct. 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&MCommerce 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.
Birthday Celebration Jackie Collins, Javelina fan attending the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships recently in Florida, was presented a cake and serenaded with a tune as she celebrated her birthday at the event.
Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs
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No LSC players were listed on the magazine’s pre-season AllAmerica squad. Making the team was linebacker Jordan Herdman, 6-2, 231pound senior at Simon Fraser (British Columbia). The Javelinas will be hosting Simon Fraser Sept. 10 in the first home game of the season. Incarnate Word, the Javelinas’ opening opponent Sept. 3 in San Antonio, was picked No. 9 in the Southland Conference. The Sporting News College Football NCAA Division II Pre-Season Poll 1. Northwest Missouri 14. North Alabama 2. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 15. Catawba (N.C.) 3. West Georgia 16. Minnesota State 4. Indiana (Pa.) 17. Ferris (Mich.) State 5. Shepherd (W. Va.) 18. California (Pa.) 6. Colorado Mines 19. Bemidji (Minn.) State 7. Humboldt (Calif.) State 20. Midwestern State 8. Ashland (Ohio) 21. Florida Tech 9. Slippery Rock (Pa.) 22. Colorado-Mesa 10. Indianapolis (Ind.) 23. Augustana (S.D.) 11. Colorado State-Pueblo 24. Emporia (Kan.) State 12. Henderson (Ark.) State 25. Assumption (Mass.) 13. Tuskegee (Ala.)
THE LONE STAR Football Festival will not be held this season after five seasons in the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. There will be three NCAA Division I games in the stadium: Southern California vs. Alabama Sept. 3, Arkansas vs. Texas A&M Sept. 24 and Texas Tech vs. Baylor Nov. 25.
LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: …David Goggin of Angelo State received the Elite 90 Award at the NCAA Division II World Series banquet in Cary, N.C. It is the second year Goggin has been recognized. The award honors the individual who has reached the national championship tournament while achieving the highest grade point average among those participating in the World Series. Goggin graduated from ASU with a 3.98 cumulative grade point average. ...Dr. Greg Waggoner has been named the new athletic director at Eastern New Mexico. He served as athletic director at Western (Colo.) State for 20 years, from 1994 to 2014. Waggoner is a graduate of Western State and holds a doctorate from Northern Colorado. He replaces Jeff Geiser, who retired after seven years as ENMU athletic director. ...Several Lone Star Conference players and coaches received individual honors from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Taylor Coffman of Midwestern State was named the NCAA (Continued on Page 4)
Garcia Makes All-American Second Team Texas A&M-Kingsville shot putter Christian Garcia was named to the NCAA Division II Track & Field All-America second team by the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association last week. The Javelinas had 16 athletes on the All-America first unit. The second team includes athletes who finished ninth through 12th in the national championships in Bradenton, Fla. Garcia is a senior from Eagle Pass who has been a member of the football team as well as the track and field squad
Girls Basketball Camps in July (Continued from Page 1) experience at the NCAA Division I and II and junior college levels. Participants may pre-register at “javelinaathletics.com/camps”. Under girls’ basketball, choose “register now”. Follow the instructions to register and to pay online. Participants should also print and complete the “participant waiver form” on the website. The form can be mailed or presented the first day of the camp. For more information, please contact Scott at (361) 593-4029 or email at [email protected].
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Upcoming Javelina Events June 16 – General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Edinburg, Cats Stadium, 4-7 p.m., registration at 3 p.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. June 17 – General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Harlingen, Boggus Stadium, 9 a.m.-noon, registration at 8 a.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. June 20 – General: Javelina Football Youth Camp in Kingsville, Javelina Stadium, 8:30-12:30 p.m., registration at 8 a.m.; for campers entering grades 1-6. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Kingsville, Javelina Stadium, 5-8 p.m., registration at 4 p.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. June 22 – General: Javelina Football Skill Development Camp in Corpus Christi, Cabaniss Stadium, 4-7 p.m., registration at 3 p.m., for campers entering grades 7-12. For additional information contact David Brown at (361) 593-4524 or at [email protected]. July 1-3 - General: Volleyball Skills Camp in Kingsville, Steinke Center, phone (361) 593-2413 or (361) 593-4872 for additional information. July 10-12 - General: Athletic Training Camp in Kingsville, McCulley Hall, phone (361) 2493) for additional information. July 11-15 – General: Boys Basketball Skills Camp in Kingsville, Steinke Center, phone (361) 593-4874 for additional information. Aug. 5-12 – Volleyball: Nicaragua Exhibition and Community Service tour in Nicaragua. Aug. 9 – Football: Players for the start of preseason workouts in Kingsville. Aug. 11 – Football: First practice for the football team in Kingsville, Javelina Stadium. Aug. 20 – General: Javelina Club Kickoff Barbecue in Kingsville, Northway Coliseum. Sept. 2 – Volleyball: Christian Brothers Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 12:30 p.m. vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 5 p.m. Sept. 3 - Football: Incarnate Word in San Antonio, 6 p.m. Volleyball: Christian Brothers Tournament in Memphis, Tenn. vs. Barton (N.C.), 10:15 a.m. vs. Arkansas Tech, 2:45 p.m. Sept. 6 – Volleyball: St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 7 p.m. Sept. 9 – Volleyball: Colorado State-Pueblo Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Adams (Colo.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Colorado State-Pueblo, 1 p.m. Sept. 10 - Football: Simon Fraser in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Military Appreciation Weekend). Volleyball: Colorado State-Pueblo Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. vs. Wayne (Neb.) State, 9 a.m. vs. Nova Southeastern (Fla.), 3 p.m. *Lone Star Conference games/matches (Bold-faced events are in Kingsville)
Javelina Hash By By Fred Fred Nuesch, Nuesch, Coordinator Coordinator of of Athletic Athletic External External (Continued from Page 3) Division II South Central Region assistant coach of the year, Madeline Schorlemmer of Midwestern was named the senior player of the year and Paula Gutierrez of Cameron was selected as the player to watch. ...Former Tarleton State head baseball coach Jack Allen passed away May 28. He was the Texan head coach from 1990-2002 and the team won two LSC titles. Before going to TSU, he was head coach at Ranger Junior College. He retired from coaching in 2002. ...Isabel Jimenez-Perea of Tarleton was named the PING Women’s Golf Coaches Association Division II player of the year. She finished the season as the No. 1-ranked golfer in Division II with an average of 72.67. Perea was third in the national tournament this spring. NCAA DIVISION II notes: …The U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association have announced their NCAA Division II head coaches and assistant coaches of the year. George Williams of St. Augustine’s (N.C.) is the male head coach of the year and Russ Jewett of Pittsburg (Kan.) State is the female head coach of the year. The assistant men’s coach of the year is Brian Mantooth of Pittsburg State and the assistant women’s coach of the year is Joe Lynn of Hillsdale (Mich.) The USTFCA members voted for the honors. ….Finalists for the Tino Martinez Award, sponsored by D2 Baseball News, include J.D. Arrowood, first baseman at St. Edward’s. The Javelinas played the Hilltoppers twice during the regulation season and split, winning in Austin and losing in Kingsville. Martinez is a former player at the University of Tampa (Fla.). …Finalists for the Brett Tomko Award, which goes to the NCAA Division II pitcher of the year and is selected by D2 Baseball News, include two pitchers on teams the Javelinas played this season. Bryce Zak of Angelo State and J.R. McDermott of ColoradoMesa are finalists. …Jule and Helen Minium have created a scholarship that will be awarded each year to a West Texas A&M student-athlete pursuing a degree in business. They had originally planned to award the scholarship to an accounting student but they have attended so many WTAM athletic events they decided to assist an athlete. …Adams (Colo.) State and Hillsdale (Mich.) have been named the NCAA Division II cross country/track and field programs of the year. The award goes to schools that have produced the best men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field programs during a school year. (Continued on Page 5)
Baseball Adds Wharton JC Player Dallas Stefano, who has played at Wharton County Junior College for the past two years, has signed a national letter of intent with the Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team. Stefano, 6-1, 200-pound outfielder and first baseman from Houston (Cypress-Creek), hit .318 in his two years at Wharton and had 21 home runs and 83 runs batted in. Stefano is the 12th signee for the Javelinas and the second from Wharton. The earlier signee was Isaiah Lybarger, pitcher from Corpus Christi (Carroll). Other junior college signees have been Nick Marasik, pitcher from Columbus and Blinn College; Elijah Rodriguez, pitcher from San
Antonio (Central Catholic) and Angelina Junior College, and Walker Winders, shortstop from Belton and Blinn. Javelina Signees Baseball Chris Adams, catcher, 6-0, 220, Spring Branch (Smithson Valley), Fr. William Arnold, catcher, 6-0, 195, Magnolia (West), Fr. Tyler Crouch, righthanded pitcher, 6-0, 155, Bulverde (Smithson Valley), Fr. Austin Faith, righthanded pitcher, 6-4, 180, Magnolia (West), Fr. Nick Hutcison, righthanded pitcher, 6-4, 190, Katy (Tompkins), Fr. Isaiah Lybarger, pitcher, 6-4, 225, Corpus Christi (Carroll) and
Wharton County Junior College, Jr. Nick Marasik, pitcher, 6-4, 220, Columbus and Blinn College, Fr. Dax McCleary, outfielder, 510, 180, Sweeny, Fr. Elijah Rodriguez, righthanded pitcher, 5-11, 190, San Antonio (Central Catholic) and Angelina Junior College, Jr. Dallas Stefano, outfielder/first baseman, 6-1, 200, Houston (Cypress-Creek) and Wharton County Junior College. Jared Willis, outfielder 5-11, 190, Stratford, Fr. Walker Winders, shortstop, 510, 180, Belton and Blinn College, Jr. Beach Volleyball/Fall Volleyball Amanda Bakonyi, middle (Continued on Page 5)
Family Support Christian Garcia, second from left, senior from Eagle Pass, had his family in Florida as he competed in the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships. He received secondteam All-America honors in the shot put.
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Following are the top 12 in each division: Men’s Division Adams (Colo.) State 7. Black Hills (S.D.) State Grand Valley (Mich.) State Southern Indiana Alaska-Anchorage 9. Shippensburg (Pa.) West Texas A&M 10. Western (Colo.) State Colorado Mines 11. Minnesota State-Moorhead American Internat’l (Mass.) 12. Simon Fraser (British Columbia) Women’s Division Hillsdale (Mich.) 7. Minnesota-Duluth Grand Valley (Mich.) State 8. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) Lewis (Ill.) 9. Alaska-Anchorage Adams (Colo.) State 10. Mary (N.D.) Queens (N.C.) 11. Stonehill (Mass.) Seattle Pacific (Wash.) 12. Western (Colo.) State
Baseball 34th in National Poll
The Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team was ranked No. 34, out of 266 NCAA Division II schools with the sport, in last week’s national poll compiled by Massey’s Ratings. Other Lone Star Conference teams were Angelo State No. 26, West Texas A&M No. 39, Cameron No. 61, Tarleton State No. 114 and Eastern New Mexico No. 224. NCAA Division II Baseball Poll Compiled by Massey’s Listings Rank Team 1. Millersville (Pa.) 2. Tampa (Fla.) 3. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 4. Lander (S.C.) 5. California Baptist 6. California Poly-Pomona 7. Columbus (Ga.) State 8. Southern New Hampshire 9. Delta (Miss.) State 10. Dixie (Utah) State 11. West Georgia 12. West Florida 13. Central Missouri 14. St. Edward’s 15. Georgia College 16. Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 17. South Carolina-Aiken 18. Florida Southern 19. Colorado-Mesa 20. West Alabama 21. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 22. Cal State-Monterey Bay
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Point Loma (Calif.) Arkansas-Monticello California State-Chico Angelo State Cal State-East Bay Valdosta (Ga.) State Flagler (Fla.) Emporia (Kan.) State Western Oregon Montana State-Billings Catawba (N.C.) Texas A&M-Kingsville Tusculum (Fla.) (Bold-faced and italicized teams are in the Lone Star Conference)
Nova Southeastern, North Alabama Win In Baseball, Softball Nova Southeastern won the NCAA Division II national baseball title last week and North Alabama took the softball championship earlier in the week. Nova Southeastern defeated Millersville (Pa.), 2-1, 8-6, in the championship series in Cary, N.C. North Alabama downed Humboldt (Calif.) State, 4-1, in the “if necessary” game of the softball championship series, played in Denver, Colo.
Banquet Attendees The Javelina track and field coaches pose at the NCAA Divsion II Track & Field Championships banquet in Florida recently. Left to right are assistant coach Aared Sampson, head coach Ryan Dall and assistant coach Tim Miller.
Baseball Adds Wharton Junior College Player (Continued from Page 4) blocker, 6-0, Bulverde (Smithson Valley), Fr. Morgan Broussard, 5-10, Gering, Neb., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, Sr. Kathryn Evans, 6-0, Pearland and Cameron, Sr. Kyra Henderson, defender, 55, Carlsbad, Calif., and Mira Costa (Calif.) College, Jr. Gabriela Moran, defensive specialist, 5-8, San Antonio (Johnson) Tiliah Phipps, libero/ defensive specialist, 5-7, San Antonio (Brennan), Fr. Courtney Rabius, outside hitter, 5-9, Cat Spring (Sealy), Fr.. Kadi Shipman, 5-4, Georgetown, Fr. Marci Shipman, 5-6, Georgetown, Fr. Maelee Sowa, 5-8, Sealy, Fr. Kelby Sprinkles, outside hitter, Little River (Academy), Fr.
Football Ralph Anderson, linebacker,
5-10, 185, Texas City, Fr. (Continued on Page 6)
2016 Javelina Football Schedule Sept. 3 – Incarnate Word in San Antonio, 6 p.m. Sept. 10 – Simon Fraser (British Columbia) in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Military Appreciation Weekend). Sept. 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
Garza Inducted Into Latin American Hall
Family Supporters Valerie Vrana, senior from Seguin (Navarro), had her mother and father in Florida to support her and the Javelinas as they competed in the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships recently.
Roberto Garza, Texas A&M-Kingsville 11-time All-American in football and track and field, was inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame last weekend at the Laredo Country Club in Laredo. After a four-year career with the Javelinas, he played for the Atlanta Falcons and Chicago Bears in the NFL. He was a Bears’ offensive lineman for 10 seasons, starting 145 games at center and at both offensive guard positions. Garza’s last season with the Bears was 2014. He currently is the Spanish speaking analyst for Telemundo Fox Deportes and ESPN Deportes and has been on the broadcast team for the two past Super Bowls. He is a member of the Javelina Hall of Fame and the Lone Star Conference Hall of Honor. Garza is married to the former Ashley Golden, who was a multisport athlete for the Javelinas. He is the 10th Javelina to be inducted into the LASHOF. Previously inducted have been football player Willie Crafts, sportswriter David Flores, track and field athlete Tony Garza, track and field athlete Robert Gonzalez, track and field athlete David Hinojosa, football player E.C. Lerma, track and field athlete Homer Martinez, football player Carlos Saldana and football player Raul Trevino.
Baseball Adds Wharton County Junior College Player as Signee (Continued from Page 5) Cameron Brown, defensive tackle, 6-2, 270, Houston (North Shore), Fr. Brandon Artis, defensive tackle, 6-3, 300, Port Arthur (Memorial), Fr. Troy Billman, offensive lineman, 6-3, 285, Donna, Fr. Shane Calvin, linebacker, 5-10, 195, San Antonio (Judson), Fr. Kavior Clark, safety, 6-1, 175, San Antono (Judson), Fr. Camron Davis, safety, 6-0, 170, San Antonio (Taft), Fr. Jimmar Davis, linebacker, 6-1, 190, Willie, Fr. Le’Andre Dever, linebacker, 60, 190, Houston (North Shore), Fr. Rod’Johon Dorsey, linebacker, 5-9, 183, LaMarque (Dickinson), Fr. Trey Dupuis, flex linebacker, 6-0, 192, Katy (Taylor), Fr. Cade Dyal, quarterback, 5-11, 195, Kerrville (Tivy), Fr. Dominick Evans, linebacker, 5-11, 194, Missouri City (Marshall), Fr. Jacob Fey, defensive tackle, 6-3, 245, San Antonio (Southwest), Fr. Narcisco Grimaldo, offensive
Creek), Fr. Hondo Harris, quarterback, 511, 170, Agua Dulce (Orange Grove), Fr. Jalen Harrison, flex linebacker, 5-9, 200, Crosby, Fr. Leyton Hernandez, tight end, 6-0, 200, Corpus Christi (King), Fr. Brent Hertel, tight end, 6-1, 220, Houston (Cypress Falls), Fr. Aaron Jackson, cornerback, 5-9, 175, Houston (Alief Elsik), Fr. Charles Jefferson, flex linebacker, 6-1, 215, Rochester, Minn., and Rochester Junior College, Jr. Tyler Kellar, offensive line, 6-4, 320, Houston (Langham Creek), Fr. . Louis Kelley, linebacker, 6-0, 190, Pflugerville, Fr. Brendon McClinton, wideout, 5-9, 155, San Antonio (Alamo Heights), Fr. Tim Merchant, running back, 5-11, 180, College Station (A&M Consolidated), Fr. Hasain Newsome, running back, 6-0, 180, Corpus Christi (King), Fr. Joseph Partida, offensive line, 6-3, 245, San Benito, Fr. Rokeem Paul, wide receiver, 5-10,
Jorge Rios, lineman, 6-4, 315, Port Lavaca (Calhoun), Fr. Cody Rodriguez, linebacker, 5-10, 200, McAllen, Fr. C.J. Romero, wideout, 5-9, 175, Odem, Fr. Casey Rosellini, quarterback, 511, 215, Houston (Cypress Falls). Fr. Dillon Scherer, punter, 6-5, 220, Spring (Klein Oak), Fr. Cole Shannon, offensive lineman, 5-11, 265, Katy, Fr. Shawn Sims, defensive tackle, 5-11, 285, Houston (Manvel), Fr. Alan Smith, wide receiver, 6-4, 185, Humble (Atascocita), Fr. Nicholas Stiff, defensive back, 6-0, 175, Houston (Cypress Ranch), Fr. Vaughn Taylor, defensive end, 6-2, 240, Conroe, Fr. Tre’Michael Tutt, safety, 5-10, 190, Channelview, Fr. Nathan Sosa-Wells, defensive end, 6-6, 240, Haslett, Mich. (Medina Valley), Fr. Kyle Williams, fullback, 5-11, 215, Katy, Fr. Kai Youngberg, safety, 6-1, 175, Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff), Fr. Marcus Younger, running back, 5-9, 180, Port Arthur
Softball Michelle Flores, infielder, 5-6, Buckeye, Ariz. Randa Hatter, pitcher/ infielder, 5-11, Stratford, Okla. Abigail Mangold, utility player, Castroville (Medina Valley). Breanna Smith, pitcher, 5-9, San Antonio (Churchill) Amanda Thacker, catcher/utility player, 5-5, San Antonio (Steele). Tennis Stephanie Baerman, 5-3, San Antonio (Antonian), Fr. Lisa Carvajal, Pharr-San JuanAlamo and Laredo Community College, Jr. Viviana Ortiz, 5-3, Guayaquil, Ecuador, and Southeastern Missouri, Jr. Julia Rauer, 5-4, Leiselheim, Germany, Fr. Valerie Ruiz, 5-5, San Antonio (Reagan), Fr. Track & Field Kamon Mathis, jumper and sprinter, Cuero, Fr. Lane Michna, shot put and discus, Lorena, Fr. Men’s Basketball Christian Bambrook, forward, 6-8, Eddyville, Iowa, and Hill
Dominique Bradley, forward, 6-7, San Antonio (Judson), Jr. Dererick Byrd, guard, 5-10, Atlanta, Ga., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, Jr. Robert Christian, guard, 6-3, San Antonio (Sam Houston), So. Justin Jones, guard, 6-6, Houston (Cypress Woods) and Cochise (Ariz.) Community College, Jr. Caelan Neal, guard, 6-0, Olathe, Kan., and Butler (Kan.) Community College, Jr. Women’s Basketball Emmeri Archer, 5-7, guard, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Texas A&MCorpus Christi, Jr. Maddie Crawford, 5-8, guard, Fort Worth (Fossil Ridge) and California State-Fullerton. Jaiton Walls-Davis, 6-2, forward, Round Rock (Stony Point) and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi). Victoria Salinas, 5-8, guard, Corpus Christi (Ray). Fr. Essence Sauls, 5-7, guard, Austin (Del Valle) and St. Edward’s. Jr. Women’s Golf Bailey Blezinger, Bellville, Fr.
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Texas A&M-Kingsville Summer Sports Camps Football Skills Development Camps
Volleyball Skills Camp
Cats Stadium - Edinburg June 16 For Campers Entering Grades 7-12 Phone: (361) 593-4524 or email [email protected] For More Information
Steinke Center July 1-3 For More Information Phone (361) 593-2413 or (361) 593-4872
Boggus Stadium - Harlingen June 17 For Campers Entering Grades 7-12 For More Information Phone (361) 593-4524 or email [email protected] Javelina Stadium - Kingsville June 20 For Campers Entering Grades 7-12 For More Information Phone (361) 593-4524 or email [email protected]
------------------Athletic Training Camp McCulley Hall July 10-12 For More Information Phone (361) 593-2493
-------------------Wade Scott’s Girls’ Basketball Camps Steinke Center
Individual Shooting/Skill Camp July 18-22 - 9-11 a.m. For Campers Grades 4-6
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Winning Vault Jordan Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., clears the bar to win a gold medal at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships in Florida. Yamoah won two gold medals and two silver medals in his event during his four-year career with the Javelinas.
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Fifty-two members of the Texas A&M-Kingvsille men’s and women’s track and field teams have been recommended for letters by head coach Ryan Dall. Four will be receiving their fourth letters: Middle distance runner Michal Idziak of Mosina, Poland; high jumper Jeron Robinson of Houston (Travis); shot putter Valerie Vrana of Seguin (Navarro) and pole vaulter Jordan Yamoah of Arlington, N.Y. Lettering for a third time are: …Christian Garcia, senior from Eagle Pass. …Bryce Martin, junior from Salado. …Kaina Martinez, junior from Seine Bight, Belize. …Kenneth Zamorano, sophomore from Harlingen (South). Receiving second letters are: …Tarah Aliceaacosta, sophomore from Houston (Langham Creek). …Lutalo Boyce, senior from Westbury, N.Y. …Malcolm Cameron, senior from Washington D.C. …Richard Cervantes, sophomore from Mission (Sharyland). …Chelsea Gonzales, sophomore from Corpus Christi (Carroll). …Miguel Hanze, sophomore from Guayaquil, Ecuador. …Roman Hernandez, sophomore from Harlingen. …Drew Hill, sophomore from Port Lavaca (Calhoun). …Britteny Holcombe, senior from Corpus Christi (King). …Deon Hope, sophomore from St. Michael, Barbados. …Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain. …Courtney Macon, senior from Dallas (Carter). …Elias Madrid, junior from Evans, Ga. …Jamey Malvern, junior from Evansville, Ind. …Cheyanne Nalle, sophomore from Woonsocket, R.I. …Mariah Noyola, freshman from Harlingen (South). …Ramon Quijano, junior from
Panama City, Panama. …Valerie Rodriguez, junior from Mission (Sharyland). …Francisco Solis, sophomore from Corpus Christi (Miller). …Shane Stehle, sophomore from Orange Grove. Lettering for the first time are: …Seth Barker, sophomore from Thorndale. …Marckenley Belony, sophomore from Houston (Aldine). …Adriana Bonin, freshman from Conroe (Oak Ridge). …LaGae Brigance, freshman from Missouri City (Hightower). …Ty Chisum, freshman from Eagle Pass.
…Angel Espinosa, freshman from Brownsville (Rivera). …Jade Guerrero, freshman from Corpus Christi (King). …Josephine Guzman, freshman from Devine. …Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif. …Plaserae Johnson, junior from Glendale, Ariz. …Sean Landez, freshman from Mission (Sharyland). …Ricky Medrano, freshman from Pearsall. …E’Kara Mitchell, junior from San Antonio (Roosevelt). …Janeth Navarro, freshman from Alamo (Donna). (Continued on Page 11)
Headed Home Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif., hands off to Deon Hope, sophomore from St. Michael’s, Barbados, in the 400-meter relay at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships recently. The Javelinas won a bronze medal in the event. Other members of the team were Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain, and Lutalo Boyce, senior from Westbury, N.Y.
Four Join List of Four-Year Track & Field Letterwinners Four members of the Texas A&M-Kingsville outdoor track and field team have been recommended for fourth letters by head coach Ryan Dall. They join a list of Javelinas who have earned four letters during their careers. The four are Michal Idziak, middle-distance runner and relay member from Mosina, Poland; Jeron Robinson, high jumper from Houston (Travis); Valerie Vrana, shot putter from Seguin (Navarro), and Jordan Yamoah, pole vaulter from Arlington, N.Y. Vrana becomes the 30th female to earn four letters since the start of the women’s intercollegiate program in the 1970s. Idziak, Robinson and Yamoah become the 56th, 57th and 58th male track and field athletes to earn
four letters. Javelina Four-Year Letterwinners in Track & Field Women Erica Alvarado, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 Samantha Alvarez, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Sarahi Andrade, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Lynette Brown, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Gracy Gutierrez-Bryce, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997 Rhonida Carter, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 April Castillo, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dawn Davis, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Santia Deck, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Lina Engren, 1997, 1998, 1999,
2000 Larissa Flores, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Cynthia Fonseca, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Lilia Garcia, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Jessica Godsey, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Esperanza Guerra, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Debra Hoser, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 Michal Idziak, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Teri Johnson, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Rose Jones, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 Edye Lea, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 Brenda Lozano, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dyanne Martinez, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979 Anna-Karin Olsson, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000 Amber Perry, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Lashawndra Ratcliff, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Melissa Rios, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Janice Simmons, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 Brittany Stafford, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Kathy Trevino, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Cynthia Turner, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Valerie Vrana, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Diana Zarate, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011 Men Anthony Ayala, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Stellan Back, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Jesse Balderas, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Verland Beard, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 Bob Brandt, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954 Brandon Brown, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Charles Canales, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Rey Carreon, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987
D.J. Castro, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006 James Collins, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Kiya Dandena, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 John Davenport, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Dennis Deville, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Ted Dugie, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Luis Escamilla, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Marc Evans, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Micah Franks, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Abel Garcia, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Joseph Garza, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Tony Garza, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 (Continued on Page 13)
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Bronze Medals
Members of the Javelina 400-meter relay team receive their trophies after finishing third in the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships in Bradenton, Fla. Left to right are Lutalo Boyce, senior from Westbury, N.Y.; Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain; Deon Hope, sophomore from St. Michael’s, Barbados, and Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif.
(Continued from Page 10 …Todd Nicholas, freshman from Eagle Lake (Rice). …James Passley, junior form Portland, Jamaica. …Destinee Reyes, freshman from Pearsall. …Yesenia Ruiz, sophomore from Brownsville (Pace). …Carnecia Scott, freshman from Wharton. …Racheal Somoye, freshman from Houston (Alief Taylor). …Teandria Taylor, freshman from Rosebud-Lott. …Kaitlyn Tharp, freshman from Richland. …Aaron Vazquez, junior from Garden City, Kan.
Mother and Son Tim Miller, Javelina assistant track and field coach, had his mother, Renee, in Florida for the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships. His mother lives in Buffalo, N.Y.
2016 Top LSC Outdoor Track & Field Performances
Men’s Division 100-meter dash 10.28, Kenneth Jackson, Texas A&M-Kingsville 10.29, Jullian Clark, Talreton State 10.32, Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville 200-meter dash 20.82, Luis Perez, Angelo State 20.87, Kenneth Jackson, Texas A&M-Kingsville 21.01, Jullian Clark, Eastern New Mexico 400-meter dash 45.69, Luis Perez, Angelo State 46.09, Danul Gyasi, West Texas A&M 47.45, Steven Cooper, West Texas A&M 800-meter run 1:48.94, Chase Rathka, Tarleton State 1:48.98, Michal Idziak, Texas A&M-Kingsville 1:52.01, Alexander Korn, West Texas A&M 1500-meter run 3:44.15, Chase Rathke, Tarleton State 3:48.58, Dylan Willett, Tarleton State 3:49.26, Jamie Caldwell, West Texas A&M 3000-meter steeplechase 9:07.26, Geoffery Kipchuma, West Texas A&M 9:24.16, Austin Watson, Angelo State 9:39.29, Steeven Martinez, Texas A&M-Commerce 5000-meter run 14:34.17, Dylan Willett, Tarleton State 14:47.16, Zach Daniel, West Texas A&M 14:55.80, Blake Whalen, West Texas A&M 10000-meter run 29:38.99, Blake Whalen, West Texas A&M 31:48.98, Turner Pool, Texas A&M-Commerce 31:58.75, Zach Daniel, West Texas A&M 110-meter hurdles 13.56, Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville
14.14, Dalton Stidham, Tarleton State 14.33, Jamey Malvern, Texas A&M-Kingsville 400-meter hurdles 51.47, Tobia Lahbi, West Texas A&M 51.78, Alex Borzelin, Angelo State 52.49, Randall Kadlacek, Tarleton State 400-meter relay 39.80, Texas A&MKingsville 40.39, Texas A&M-Commerce 40.53, Eastern New Mexico 1600-meter relay 3:07.13, Angelo State 3:07.56, West Texas A&M 3:09.79, Tarleton State High jump 7-5, Jeron Robinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville 6-11, Rascellis Williams, Texas A&M-Commerce 6-9.5, Jonathan Cole, Texas A&M-Commerce Pole vault 17-8.5, Jordan Yamoah, Texas A&M-Kingsville 16-0.75, William Carlton, Tarleton State 15-10, Bryce Martin, Texas A&M-Kingsville Long jump 26-1, Lutalo Boyce, Texas A&M-Kingsville 24-10.5, Gage Bowles, Texas A&M-Commerce 24-3.75, James Passley, Texas A&M-Kingsville Triple jump 51-5.75, DeVontae Steele, Texas A&M-Commerce 51-0, Gage Bowles, Texas A&M-Commerce 50-4.5, Peniel Richard, Angelo State Shot put 57-10.5, Tyler Rambo, Texas A&M-Commerce 56-1.25, Zach Weatherly, West Texas A&M 54-1.25, Christian Garcia, Texas A&M-Kingsville Discus 189-4, Duke Kicinski, West Texas A&M 185-0, Richard Cervantes, Texas A&M-Kingsville
162-10, Zach Weatherly, West Texas A&M Hammer 190-4, Chase Graham, Texas A&M-Commerce 180-6, Kellen Dion, Texas A&M-Commerce 176-8, Kenny Zamorano, Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelin 214-7, Asael Arad, Angelo State 189-1, Brandy Leitch, West Texas A&M 187-8, Harry Maslen, Angelo State Decathlon 6770, Harry Maslen, Angelo State 6729, Brock Pettiet, Texas A&M-Commerce 6727, Joe Owens, Angelo State
Women’s Division 100-meter dash 11.51, DeAijah Boyce, Tarleton State 11.54, Shanice Cameron, West Texas A&M 11.56, Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M 200-meter dash 23.33, Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville 23.63, Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M 23.76, DeAijah Boyce, Tarleton State 400-meter dash 53.89, Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville 55.03, Kamryn McKee, Texas A&M-Commerce 56.07, LaGae Brigance, Texas A&M-Kingsville 800-meter run
Familiar Position Javelina pole vaulter Jordan Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., has been on the victory stand eight times at the NCAA Division II indoor and outdoor championships during his career with the Javelinas. He added another gold medal at the recent outdoor meet in Florida. Presenting him with his trophy is Javelina head track and field coach Ryan Dall.
2:10.18, Klaudia Szych, Eastern New Mexico 2:14.19, Nikolina Hrelec, West Texas A&M 2:15.99, Kami Horton, Angelo State 1500-meter run 4:33.95, Bridget Reilly, Midwestern State 4:36.26, Amber Saiz, Eastern New Mexico 4:45.42, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 3000-meter steeplechase 11:34.85, Candida Chairez, Angelo State 11:43.61, Tylo Farrar, Tarleton State 11:45.53, Kamie Halfmann, Angelo State 5000-meter run 17:06.67, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 17:46.09, Katelin Huckabee, Tarleton State 17.50.69, Amber Saiz, Eastern New Mexico 10000-meter run 36:38.59, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 36:44.65, Terra Truitt, Texas A&M-Commerce 38:07.07, Katelin Huckabee, Tarleton State 100-meter hurdles 13.82, Kami Norton, Angelo State 13.97, Victoria Rausch, West Texas A&M 14.07, Deylinn Garrett, Tarleton State 400-meter hurdles 60.38, Ashley Bassett, Texas A&M-Commerce 60.44, Kami Norton, Angelo State 61.18, Ana Baleveicau, Texas A&M-Commerce 400-meter relay 44.51, Texas A&MKingsville 45.34, West Texas A&M 45.79, Tarleton State 1600-meter relay 3:41.51, Tarleton State 3:44.23, Texas A&MCommerce 3:45.48, West Texas A&M (Continued on Page 13)
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Silver Medal Performance Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain, finished second at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships and received a silver medal and All-America recognition.
(Continued from Page 12) High jump 5-9.25, LaGae Brigance, Texas A&M-Kingsville 5-8, Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M 5-7.75, Carri Yarbrough, West Texas A&M 5-7.25, Kaitlin Lumpkins, Angelo State Pole vault 12-9.5, Lacy Harris, West Texas A&M 12-5.5, Celsey Randolph, Angelo State 11-5.75, Heather Shaffer, Angelo State Long jump 20-5, Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M 20-4.5, Kami Norton, Angelo State 19-11.75, Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M Triple jump 42-0.75, Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M 41-11.25, Malika Ouedraogo, West Texas A&M 39-4, Aricela Alvarez, Texas
A&M-Kingsville Shot put 53-1, Norma Cunigan, West Texas A&M 48-7.25, Holly Cunigan, West Texas A&M 47-11, Valerie Vrana, Texas A&M-Kingsville Discus 172-4, Norma Cunigan, West Texas A&M 155-1, Rebecca Mueller, Texas A&M-Commerce 152-9, Amber Graham, Angelo State Hammer 167-5, Cheyanne Nalle, Texas A&M-Kingsville
166-8, Courtney Head, West Texas A&M 163-5, Rachael Somoye, Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelin 144-1, Ally Salata, Eastern New Mexico 142-10, Alexis Aguirre, Eastern New Mexico 128-4, Laura Grube, Eastern New Mexico Heptathlon 5297, Kami Norton, Angelo State 5192, Adrine Monagi, Angelo State 4959, Ashley Dendy, Angelo State
Four Join Four-Year Track & Field Letterwinners (Continued from Page 11) Isaac Gonzalez, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 Juan Gonzalez, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 Robert Gonzalez, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Dick Goss, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 Earnest Haynes, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Bryan Henderson, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Albert Herrera, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Trent Hesseltine, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014 David Hinojosa, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970 Jay James, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Doug Klenke, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 Joel Maldonado, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
Homer Martinez, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970 Mike McMillion, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Tommy McMillion, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Jacob Perez, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Ernest Pruneda, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Bob Regan, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 Bob Reynolds, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 R.H. Richards, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 Rene Rios, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Sergio Rios, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014. Jeron Robinson, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Benny Rodriguez, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Robert Ruiz, 2001,2002, 2003,
2004 Curtis Shed, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 Charlie Simmons, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 Chad Smithey, 2000, 2001, 2002,2003 Tim Terrell, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 Robert Torres, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Eldon Tuttle, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 Anthony Washington, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014. David Weathersby, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 Carlton Williams, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Jonathan Woodson, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014. Jordan Yamoah, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
All-American Sprint Michal Idziak, senior from Mosina, Poland, sprints to the finish in the 800-meter run and finished sixth at the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships. He received All-America honors.
Javelinas Have Had an Impressive List of Track & Field All-Americans
The Texas A&M-Kingsville All-America first-team track and field list continued to expand with 2016 outdoor athletes receiving 16 spots on the list. They give the Javelinas 274 positions on NCAA Division I and Division II and NAIA All-America first units. Darrell Green is one of the few NAIA and Division II athletes to be an NCAA Division I AllAmerican. He participated in the 1982 Division I meet and made the All-America squad in the 100meter and 200-meter dashes. Green made the most AllAmerica positions during his career. He was on 12 of the teams during his career with the Javelinas. Lashawndra Ratcliff, a sprinter, received nine All-America spots in 2003-05. High jumper Jeron Robinson and pole vaulter Jordan Yamoah join Ben Clark as eight-time firstteam All-Americans. Kaina Martinez, a sprinter who has another year of eligibility, has been an All-American six times. NCAA Division I 1982 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Green, 200-meter dash NCAA Division II 2016 Outdoor Lutalo Boyce, 400-meter relay Brittney Holcombe, 400-meter relay Deon Hope, 400-meter relay Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Kenneth Jackson, 100-meter dash Kenneth Jackson, 400-meter relay Plaserae Johnson, 100-meter dash Plaserae Johnson, 400-meter relay Javier Lopez, 110-meter hurdles Javier Lopez, 400-meter relay Kaina Martinez, 200-meter dash Kaina Martinez, 400-meter dash Kaina Martinez, 400-meter relay
Jeron Robinson, high jump Teandria Taylor, 400-meter relay Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2016 Indoor Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Javier Lopez, 60-meter hurdles Kaina Martinez, 200-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2015 Outdoor Lutalo Boyce, long jump Javan Gray, javelin Javier Lopez, 110-meter hurdles Kaina Martinez, 1600-meter relay Jasmine Miller, 1600-meter relay Amber Perry, 1600-meter relay
Jeron Robinson, high jump Kathy Trevino, 1600-meter relay Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2015 Indoor Lutalo Boyce, long jump Javier Lopez, 60-meter hurdles Amber Perry, 400-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2014 Outdoor Javan Gray, Javelin Kaina Martinez, 100-meter dash Sergio Rios, 400-meter hurdles Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2014 Indoor Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Tim Price, 200-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2013 Outdoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump
12-Time Track & Field All-American Darrell Green, left, was a 12-time All-American while running track at Texas A&I. He is one of the few athletes to ever make the NCAA Division I All-America team while competing in Division II.
Amanda Haven, high jump Jeron Robinson, high jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2013 Indoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Jeron Robinson, high jump Anthony Washington, 60meter dash Jordan Yamoah, pole vault 2012 Outdoor Tyler Garibay, 1600-meter relay Avery Griffin, discus C.J. Griggs, triple jump Tim Price, 100-meter dash Tim Price, 200-meter dash Sergio Rios, 400-meter hurdles Sergio Rios, 1600-meter relay Anthony Washington, 1600meter relay Andrew Wells, discus Jonathan Woodson, 200meter dash Jonathan Woodson, 1600meter relay 2012 Indoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump Tim Price, 200-meter dash Jonathan Woodson, 200meter dash 2011 Outdoor Samantha Alvarez, high jump Tim Price, 400-meter relay Sergio Rios, 400-meter hurdles Tommy Singletary, 400-meter relay Anthony Washington, 400meter relay Jonathan Woodson, 200meter dash Woodson, 400-meter relay 2011 Indoor Jonathan Woodson, 400meter relay 2010 Outdoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump Tim Price, 400-meter relay Tommy Singletary, 400-meter relay Anthony Washington, 400meter relay Jonathan Woodson, 400meter relay 2010 Indoor C.J. Griggs, triple jump 2007 Outdoor Kendra Lilly, discus
Kendra Lilly, shot put 2006 Outdoor Kendra Lilly, discus 2006 Indoor Chaime Breaux, triple jump Elada Hagashi, triple jump 2005 Outdoor Brandon Brisco, 1600-meter relay Elada Hagashi, 400-meter relay Erroll Harris, 1600-meter relay Tarmo Jallai, 110-meter hurdles Tarmo Jallai, 400-meter relay Julia Krasnova, 400-meter hurdles Brenda Lozano, discus Tar Mor, 400-meter relay Tar Mor, 1600-meter relay Shannon Washington, 400meter dash Washington, 400-meter relay Washington, 1600-meter relay 2005 Indoor Brandon Brisco, 1600-meter relay Erroll Harris, 1600-meter relay Tarmo Jallai, 60-meter hurdles Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 200meter dash Shannon Washington, 1600meter relay Carlton Williams, 1600-meter relay 2004 Outdoor Merek Dec, shot put Tarmo Jallai, 110-meter hurdles Carlos Moore, 100-meter dash Carlos Moore, 400-meter relay Jaquon Morrison, 400-meter relay Lashawndra Ratcliff, 100meter dash Leshawndra Ratcliff, 200meter dash Tasha Savage, shot put Carlton Williams, 400-meter relay Carchell Wright, 400-meter relay 2004 Indoor Tarmo Jallai, 60-meter hurdles (Continued on Page 15)
Javelinas Have Had an Impressive List of Track & Field All-Americans
(Continued from Page 14) Mina Kelly, 1600-meter relay Carrie Knox, 1600-meter relay Julie Krasnova, 400-meter dash Julie Krasnova, 1600-meter relay Carlos Moore, 60-meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 1600meter relay Tasha Savage, shot put 2003 Outdoor Mike Bragg, long jump Mike Bragg, 400-meter relay Ben Clark, 110-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 400-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 1600-meter relay Luis Escamilla, 1600-meter relay Brent Holmes, 1600-meter relay Marc Evans, discus Tarmo Jallai, 110-meter hurdles Tarmo Jallai, 400-meter relay Naquisha Moulton, 100meter hurdles Naquisha Moulton, 400meter hurdles Lashawndra Ratcliff, 100meter dash Lashawndra Ratcliff, 200meter dash Chad Smithey, 400-meter relay Carlton Williams, 400-meter relay Carlton Williams, 1600-meter relay 2003 Indoor Mike Bragg, long jump Ben Clark, 60-meter hurdles Tarmo Jallai, 60-meter hurdles Naquisha Moulton, 60-meter hurdles Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash 2002 Outdoor Ben Clark, 110-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 400-meter hurdles Ben Clark, 400-meter relay Ben Clark, 1600-meter relay Brent Holmes, 400-meter hurdles Brent Holmes, 1600-meter relay Pia Lindroth, high jump Josh Norman, 100-meter dash Josh Norman, 400-meter relay Chad Smithey, 400-meter relay Chad Smithey, 1600-meter relay Precious Thibodeaux, discus Carlton Williams, 400-meter relay Carlton Williams, 1600-meter
relay 2002 Indoor Pia Lindroth, high jump 2001 Outdoor Sherri Cain, high jump Precious Thibodeaux, discus 2000 Outdoor Stellan Back, decathlon Sherri Cain, high jump Roberto Garza, shot put Roberto Garza, discus Ryan Weidman, javelin 2000 Indoor Roberto Garza, shot put Anna-Karin Olsson, long jump 1999 Outdoor Lina Engren, heptathlon Derrick Foster, 100-meter dash Roberto Garza, shot put Matt Hickl, pole vault Anna-Karin Olsson, heptathlon Fred Wallace, discus Sarah Waslynka, 400-meter dash Ryan Weidman, javelin 1999 Indoor Matt Hickl, pole vault 1998 Outdoor Matt Hickl, pole vault Eldon Johnson, 400-meter relay Tyrone Kimble, 400-meter relay Jesse Wells, 400-meter relay Sarah Waslynka, 400-meter
Michael McKinney, 1600meter relay Anna-Karin Olsson, long jump Anna-Karin Olsson, high jump Nat Valentine, 400-meter relay 1995 Outdoor Willie Johnson, 400-meter relay Willie Johnson, 1600-meter relay Soren Kronqvist, 1600-meter relay Shawn Lewis, 100-meter dash Shawn Lewis, 100-meter dash Shawn Lewis 400-meter relay Mikael Linden, 400-meter relay Israel Nesbitt, 1600-meter relay Robert Rodriguez, 400-meter hurdles Robert Rodriguez, 1600-meter relay Nat Valentine, 400-meter relay 1994 Outdoor Tanya Birdow, long jump Diana Garza, javelin Anthony Phillips, 100-meter
dash 1993 Outdoor Harrison Carrington, triple jump Patrick Delice, 200-meter dash Patrick Delice, 400-meter dash Patrick Delice, 400-meter dash Arlesia Harris, 100-meter hurdles Arlesia Harris, long jump Willie Johnson, 400-meter relay Cliff Norman, 400-meter relay Anthony Phillips, 100-meter dash Anthony Phillips, 400-meter relay 1993 Indoor Patrick Delice, 55-meter dash 1992 Outdoor Patricia Rivers, 200-meter dash Patricia Rivers, 400-meter dash. 1992 Indoor Harrison Carrington, high jump Harrison Carrington, triple jump
dash Hamlin Williams, 400-meter relay 1998 Indoor Derrick Foster, 55-meter dash Matt Hickl, pole vault 1997 Outdoor Nicole Derr, 400-meter relay Lina Engren, 400-meter relay Esperanza Guerra, 400-meter relay Bridgette Johnson, 400-meter relay 1996 Outdoor Diana Garza, javelin Bernard Holmes, long jump Willie Johnson, 400-meter relay Willie Johnson, 1600-meter relay Soren Kronqvist, 1600-meter relay Mikael Linden, 400-meter relay Mikael Linden, 1600-meter relay Michael McKinney, 400-meter dash Michael McKinney, 400-meter relay
Most Female All-American Honors Lashawndra Ratcliff was a nine-time All-American while competing indoors and outdoors for the Javelinas. This is the most All-American positions for a Javelina female. and the second most for a Javelina athlete.
1991 Outdoor Patricia Rivers, 200-meter dash 1987 Outdoor Lynette Brown, long jump James Collins, 110-meter hurdles 1986 Outdoor James Collins, 110-meter hurdles David Garcia, 3000-meter steeplechase 1985 Outdoor Lynette Brown, triple jump James Collins, 110-meter hurdles Don Maltais, 110-meter hurdles 1984 Outdoor Lynette Brown, triple jump James Collins, long jump Robin Gordon, discus Robin Gordon, javelin Debbie Kay, triple jump Tim Terrell, 100-meter dash 1982 Outdoor Raul Garza, 400-meter relay Raul Garza, 1600-meter relay Robin Gordon, discus Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash Darrell Green, 400-meter relay Darrell Green, 1600-meter relay Demetrius Martin, 400-meter relay Demetrius Martin, 1600-meter relay Tim Terrell, 400-meter relay Tim Terrell, 1600-meter relay 1981 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash NAIA 1982 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash Edye Lea, javelin 1981 Outdoor Darrell Green, 100-meter dash Darrell Green, 200-meter dash 1969 Outdoor Bob Daniels, 120-yard hurdles Bob Daniels, 440-yard relay Dwight Harrison, 440-yard relay Earnest Haynes, 100-yard dash Earnest Haynes, 440-yard relay David Hinojosa, 440-yard relay 1960 Outdoor Dick Watson, 440-yard hurdles
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