TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule...............................................4 Sterling Administration..................6 Football Coaches......................10-15 Sterling College Warriors.......16-23 Sterling College Roster............24-27 Visiting Roster............................28-31
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2020 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 12th VS. MCPHERSON COLLEGE - 6 P.M. September 19th @ OTTAWA UNIVERSITY - 6 P.M. September 26th VS. BETHEL COLLEGE - 6 P.M. OCTOBER 3rd VS. UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY - 1 P.M. OCTOBER 10th @ FRIENDS UNIVERSITY - 1:30 P.M.
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2020 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OCTOBER 17th VS. BETHANY COLLEGE - 1:30 P.M. OCTOBER 31st @ SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE - 1:30 P.M. NOVEMBER 7th @ KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY - 1 P.M. *May change to March 6th if season is moved to the Spring
NOVEMBER 14th VS. TABOR COLLEGE - 1 P.M. *May change to March 13th if season is moved to the Spring
NOVEMBER 21st @ AVILA UNIVERSITY - TBA *May change to March 20th if season is moved to the Spring
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STERLING ADMINISTRATION DR. SCOTT RICH
PRESIDENT
Scott Rich has been Sterling College’s president since 2013. Rich joined the College in 2008, serving as chief financial officer where he provided leadership and oversaw finance, human resources, physical plant among other obligations, before being inaugurated as Sterling’s 12th president. Under Rich’s leadership, Sterling has completed its 20112015 strategic plan and has launched“Guard & Guide”, the strategic plan that will propel Sterling into 2020.
He brings with him rich understanding of budget and production management and financial reporting which has helped better manage the institution’s DOE financial ratios, investments and endowments, and internal and external audits. Rich chairs the budget council and serves as the institution’s treasurer. He has served on the president’s cabinet, strategic planning task force, emergency preparedness committee, HLC reaccreditation committee and the campus security committee. Rich holds a master’s in business administration from Liberty University and a doctorate in education from North Central University. He and his wife, Kathy, are actively involved in their local church. They have three sons.
Previous to the College, Rich has served in a variety of leadership and management roles in both the for-profit and non-profit world.
SCOTT DOWNING
VP OF ATHLETICS Scott Downing ’79 is is in his second year as Sterling’s vice president for athletics. In his role at Sterling, Downing’s responsibilities include providing the strategic vision for Warrior Athletics and fundraising support to allow Sterling to consistently compete for championships. He provides long-range planning for Warrior Athletics and ensure compliance with the rules and regulations governing the operation of the athletic programs. Downing oversees an athletic department that features 18 teams and over 300 studentathletes. Downing comes to Sterling from Liberty University where he currently serves as special teams coordinator for their football team. He brings over 30 years of coaching 6 | 2020 Football Media Guide
experience at the highest collegiate levels, including seven as head coach. Downing and Justin Morris ’00 form the Warrior Athletics’ executive leadership team. Downing returned to his alma mater where he started his football coaching career in 1980 as the offensive line coach. In 1982, he was named head football coach at Sterling, becoming the youngest head coach in the nation. During his two seasons at the helm of the Warriors’ program, Sterling posted a 13-4-1 record and received the program’s first-ever NAIA top-20 national ranking. Stops in Downing’s coaching career include at the University of Nebraska, the University of Wyoming and Purdue University, head coach at the University of Northern Colorado for five seasons followed by moving on to the University of Tulsa as assistant head coach. Prior to joining the staff at Liberty University, Downing served as special teams coordinator for the Canadian Football League’s Toronto Argonauts. Downing holds a B.A. in History from Sterling College. He and his wife, Karen, have three children, Matthew, Andrew and Zachary.
STERLING ADMINISTRATION JUSTIN MORRIS
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Justin Morris is in his second official year of athletic operations after serving as assistant athletic director for seven years and the head coach of the women’s soccer team for 20 years. He has also served the College in the following roles: head men’s soccer coach, head tennis coach, sports information director and admissions counselor in various points in his career. Earlier this season, Morris earned his 200th win as a head coach. Morris is also the winningest men’s and women’s soccer coach in school history.
support through local partnerships. In his time as assistant athletic director, Morris oversaw and served as the director of the Warrior Wood and Wedge golf tournament, the single largest annual fundraising event for Warrior Athletics. The event generates funding for many athletic department projects and enhancements. Additionally, Morris oversaw the sports information office and he was responsible for advertising for Warrior Athletics. He also assisted the Sterling College Alumni Association in keeping former student-athletes engaged with the College. He currently serves on the following boards: SterlingAlden E Communities, Sterling Chamber of Commerce and Sterling Country Club. Morris holds a B.S. in Physical Education from Sterling College. He and his wife, Karna, have three children: Christina, Kayla and Cameron. They reside in Sterling. He also has two grandchildren, Porter and Piper.
In his new role at Sterling, Morris’ responsibilities include overseeing the day-to-day operations of the athletic department and continuing Sterling’s strong community
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FOOTBALL COACHES CHASE HANSEN, HEAD COACH
3RD SEASON
Chase Hansen begins his ninth season with the Warrior Football program and his third as head coach. Hansen has served on the coaching staff as the Offensive Coordinator for the past six seasons. Hansen’s second season saw the Warriors finish with a 7-3 overall record for a third place finish in the KCAC, as Sterling finished the season receiving votes in the 2019 NAIA Football Coaches’ Top 25 Postseason Poll. The Warriors had 16 All-KCAC selections, including an NAIA Honorable Mention All-American and an NAIA First Team All-American. In Hansen’s first season at the helm of the Warrior Football Program, Sterling would come up just short in a number of games, finishing with an overall record of 4-6. The Warriors had 13 All-KCAC selections and an NAIA Honorable Mention All-American.
First-Team All-KCAC selections, the KCAC Offensive Player of the Year, and an AFCA-NAIA Second Team All-American. After an early loss to begin the year, Sterling would power through the season, winning nine out of the next ten games to end the regular season with an overall record of 9-2 and a conference record of 8-1. The Warriors would fall to eventual national semifinalist Morningside College in the first round, finishing the season with an overall record of 9-3, claiming the second conference title in school history along the way. In 2016, the Sterling College offense led the KCAC in many categories, breaking numerous conference records throughout the season. The Warriors also ranked nationally in a number of offensive categories, proving to be one of the top offenses in the country, on their way to reaching the NAIA-FCS for the second time in school history. Sterling started the year 2-2, but would win six straight games to earn a second place finish in the KCAC. With a No. 13 ranking, an overall record of 8-2 and a conference record of 7-2, the Warriors would return to the NAIA Football Championship Series.
Prior to becoming the head coach, Hansen has served on the coaching staff as the offensive coordinator for six seasons. Hansen helped lead the Warriors to top three finishes in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) during five of those seasons, in which Sterling won the KCAC Championship twice. (2013, 2017). The Warriors have also reached the NAIA Football Championship Series three times with Hansen on staff, making it in 2013 and having back-to-back appearances in 2016 and 2017. While at Sterling, Hansen was named the KCAC Assistant Coach of the Year in 2013 and in 2016.
Sterling would fall to the eventual national runnerup, No. 2 Baker University in the first round, ending the year at 8-3. A number of Warriors were selected to All-KCAC teams, including Cedrick Phillips as the KCAC Player of the Year and TJ Brown as the KCAC Offensive and Special Teams Player of the Year. In addition, three Warriors were named AFCA-NAIA All-Americans. (Brown, Phillips, Lars Lind). Sterling’s explosive offense earned Hansen the 2016 KCAC Assistant Coach of the Year, as he helped the Warriors set the tone offensively in the KCAC.
The Warriors continued their strong success in the 2017 season, earning the KCAC Championship and returning to the NAIA-FCS for the second straight time and the third time overall. Hansen led an offense that had six All-KCAC players, including two
The 2015 season proved to be another test for the Warriors as they finished third in the KCAC. Hansen helped eight players earn all-conference recognition, while continuing to develop a strong core of offensive players on the field. Sterling started the 2015 season
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FOOTBALL COACHES finishing third in the KCAC with a 7-3 overall record and a 7-2 conference record. The Warriors ranked 1st in the KCAC and 8th in the NAIA in rushing offense per game, totaling 2607 yards on the season, good for an average of 260.7 yards per game. In 2014, the reigning KCAC Champions had another exciting year, as Sterling continued to play at a high level. Hansen helped continue the offensive surge throughout the year, putting together a strong offense that was an important factor for the team. Hansen coached the KCAC Offensive Player of the Year (Antonio Bray) and five all-conference players during the season. After a disappointing 1-3 start, the Warriors turned it around and finished strong with a four-game winning streak to finish the season tied with Friends University for second place in the KCAC. The Warriors played in close games against tough competition throughout the season, with an average margin of victory around 10 points and an average margin of defeat at around six points, proving the KCAC to be one of the top conferences in the NAIA. At season’s end, the Warriors had a 7-4 record with a 7-2 record in the KCAC. The 2013 season was a memorable year for both players, fans, and coaches, as Sterling won the KCAC Conference Championship, the first in school history. Sterling’s coaching staff would sweep the coaches awards, including Hansen being named the KCAC Assistant Coach of the Year, as the Warriors finished the season 9-3.
younger players. In Hansen’s first year with the Warrior Football program, four offensive players earned all-conference awards. Prior to coming to Sterling, Hansen served as the offensive coordinator for Bethel College in North Newton, Kan. for two seasons. Ten players earned All-KCAC recognition during Hansen’s time there. As a player at Bethel, Hansen was a four-time AllKCAC player and two time First Team All-KCAC player as an offensive lineman. Hansen brings the elite playing background coupled with characteristics of a good Christian leader. While playing at Bethel, Hansen was awarded as the Champions of Character Leader in both 2006 and 2007. He was also a two-time AFCA-NAIA All-American during his time at Bethel. Hansen is a graduate of Bethel College where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology. Postgraduation, Hansen attended Wichita State University where he completed a Master of Science in Exercise Science. Hansen and his wife, Chelsea, live in Sterling with their dogs, Indy and Shorty.
Under Hansen, 10 players would receive allconference honors on the offensive end, as Sterling finished with a No. 14 ranking in the NAIA Coaches Poll and participated in the first round of the 2013 NAIA Football Championship Series. Sterling started the rebuilding process in 2012, after a tough season prior. With a number of close games throughout the season, the Warriors went 3-7 and were able to give valuable experience to many 2020 Football Media Guide | 11
FOOTBALL COACHES JOE KENNEY,
STEPHEN WILSON,
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
FIFTH SEASON
FIFTH SEASON
Joe Kenney is in his fifth year as the Inside Linebacker Coach, the Special teams Coordinator and his first as Defensive Coordinator for the Warriors.
Stephen Wilson begins his second season as the Cooffensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator with Warrior Football.
Kenney has helped the Warriors capitalize on special teams over the last two seasons, ranking in numerous statistical categories. He coached three special teams All-KCAC players last season and also coached the 2016 KCAC Special Teams Player of the Year.
Prior to his new appointment, he spent his first two seasons at Sterling as the wide receiver’s and running back’s coach and the Director of Football Operations.
Prior to coaching at Sterling, Kenney was the defensive line coach and the special teams coordinator at Trinity International University in 2015. He started there as a graduate assistant in 2011, helping coach the defensive backs and the corners over the years. Prior to pursuing his Master’s degree and coaching at Trinity, Kenney was an assistant football and track coach for two seasons at his Alma mater, Colorado Springs Christian High School. As a player, Kenney was a four year starter at middle and outside linebacker at the University of Northern Colorado. In his career, he was involved in FCA, was a two year team captain, and was a two-time All-Big Sky Honorable Mention player. Kenney graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a Bachelor of Arts in Sports and Exercise Science with a Minor in Coaching. He also completed a Master of Arts in Cultural Engagement from Trinity International University. Joe and his wife, Wendy, live in Sterling with their son, Samuel, and their daughter, Layla.
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Wilson coached a number of All-KCAC selections last season, as the Warriors had eight offensive players receive conference honors in 2018. Under the coaching of Wilson in both the 2016 & 2017 seasons, Sterling College finished with a WR being selected the AFCA NAIA Coaches’ AllAmerican Team, the KCAC Offensive Player of the Year and a unanimous All-KCAC First Team WR selection for the second consecutive season (Darryl Terrell – 2017, TJ Brown – 2016). To help add to the 2017 conference championship offense Wilson also coached sophomore RB, Aaron Chisolm, to a unanimous All-KCAC First Team selection at RB. Before coaching at Sterling, Wilson was the wide receiver’s coach and Special Teams Coordinator at Olivet Nazarene University. During his time there, he also was the recruiting coordinator for two years and helped coached the outside linebackers as well as the running backs. He started at ONU as a graduate assistant for the Tigers in 2012. Wilson has been a member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) since 2012. As a player, Wilson was a running back at Sterling College from ‘05 to ‘09. During the 2007 season, the team was ranked first in offense in the KCAC, finishing with a 7-2 conference record. Wilson was a KCAC All-Conference Academic Award recipient in 2006 and 2007 and was Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete in 2008. Stephen and his wife Lindsey have one son, Emerson, and one daughter, Hosanna. They live in Sterling.
FOOTBALL COACHES AUSTIN MALY, ASSISTANT COACH/FOOTBALL OPS
THIRD SEASON
Austin Maly is entering his third season as an Assistant Coach for Sterling College and as the Director of Football Operations. He will be coaching the Running Backs and Tight Ends. Last season, Maly coached a First Team All-KCAC running back and a Second Team All-KCAC tight end for the Warriors. He also coordinates all of the Warrior football social media throughout the season Maly comes to SC from Southern Nazarene University where he was a graduate assistant under former Sterling College Head Coach, Andy Lambert. During his time at SNU, he coached the Crimson Storm Tight Ends and assisted with the Offensive Line. In addition to his on field duties, he was also the Director of Football Operations, Video and Social Media Coordinator. During his time at SNU, Maly coached a three time All-GAC Offensive Lineman and the Crimson Storm’s 2016 season leading receiver. Before his time at SNU, Maly attended Northwestern Oklahoma State University where he was a four year starter for the Rangers. He started in 38 games and was a three-year team captain. After completing his eligibility in November 2015, he became a Student Assistant Coach for NWOSU in the spring helping with the Offensive Line. He also assisted in recruiting visits, transcript evaluations, organizing and managing of the equipment room and all NWOSU Football social media accounts. In May of 2016, he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Health and Sports Science Education with a Minor in Sports Psychology in from NWOSU. He recently finished his Master’s Degree in Sports Administration at SNU in May of 2018.
JAKE HOLLAND, ASSISTANT COACH
FIFTH SEASON
Jake Holland enters his fifth season as an Assistant Coach for Sterling College, where he coaches the offensive line. He spent his first two seasons with the Warriors as a graduate assistant. He has coached a number of All-KCAC players during his time at Sterling, including three first-team All-KCAC linemen and one All-American. Last season, Holland had a pair of All-KCAC lineman and he has continued to work at putting together a solid offensive line for SC. He is a 2016 graduate of Sterling College where he played for the Warriors. Holland was a First Team All-KCAC player as an offensive lineman during his time at SC. Holland finished his Master’s Degree this summer in Health and Human Performance from Pittsburg State University in 2018. He and his fiancé, Emilie live in Sterling.
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FOOTBALL COACHES JACOB AGUILAR, ASSISTANT COACH
SECOND SEASON
Jacob Aguilar enters his first season as an assistant coach for Sterling College, where he will coach the defensive line. Aguilar attended Houston Baptist for two years and then finished his playing career at Southern Nazarene University, where he was a two year starter on the offensive line for the Crimson Storm. In his career, Aguilar started for three years and played in 39 games. He earned a degree in mathematics from Southern Nazarene University and will start on his master’s degree in Sports Administration from Southern Nazarene University this fall. Aguilar is originally from Waxahachie, Texas and currently lives in Sterling.
ERIC SAIZ, ASSISTANT COACH
SECOND SEASON
Eric Saiz is entering his second season as an assistant coach for Coach Hansen and the Warriors and his third year coaching overall. In 2006, Saiz was the defensive backs coach for the Warriors and for the last two years has been coaching the outside linebackers. Prior to coaching, he received his undergrad at Sterling College with a bachelor’s degree in Christian Ministries. He then went on to receive his masters degree in Organization Management at the University of Great Falls. Last season, Saiz coached one 2nd team All-Conference selection and led an outside linebacker core that helped SC garner 37.5 sacks which put them in the top 2 in the nation for total sacks. Saiz played Safety for the Warriors from 2002-2005. During his time there, Saiz was a three-year starter and was a two time Honorable Mention All-KCAC performer. In his senior year, Saiz led the team in tackles and also received the Warrior Award (MVP) for his performance on the field. Saiz resides in Sterling along with his four beautiful kids, Jaelynn, Eliana, Amalia, and Micah.
AUSTIN HOLTON, ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST SEASON
Austin Holton enters his first season as an assistant coach for Sterling College and will work primarily with the defensive backs along with the special teams. He comes to Sterling from Allegheny College in Meadville, Pa. Holton arrives at SC after spending time as a graduate assistant football coach at his alma mater, Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Illinois. At ONU, Holton worked with the cornerbacks, while also serving as the junior varsity defensive coordinator and strength & conditioning assistant. He was a four-year varsity letter winner in both football and track & field for the Tigers, earning all-conference honors in track & field and ONU’s Who’s Who Award in 2016. Holton graduated from ONU in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in sports, fitness and recreation, and completed his master’s of business administration in January 2019. He and his wife, Ayssa live in Sterling.
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SENIORS
#51 LAYNE BECKER
#44 BEAUX BIGGERS
#75 JUSTIN HOLLAND
#99 JACKSON LEWIS
#68 LOGAN LILES
#59 BLAKE MILLER
6’-2” | 225 | OL Mulvane, Kan.
5’-9” | 225 | DL Enid, Okla.
6’-0” | 300 | OL Orangevale, Calif.
6’-4” | 195 | DL Andover, Kan.
6’-2” | 280 | OL Oklahoma City, Okla.
6’-3” | 278 | OL Riceville, Tenn.
#55 JOSHUA MITCHELL
#82 PRESTON PATTEN
#84 JANSON ROBESON
#20 KENTON ROCHEFORD
#57 JUSTIN
SCHOWENGERDT
#12 KWAME SEXTON*
6’-5” | 280 | OL Las Cruces, N.M.
6’-4” | 185 | P Augusta, Kan.
6’-1” | 215 | WR Gainesville, Texas
5’-9” | 180 | WR Augusta, Kan.
6’-2” | 258 | OL Dodge City, Kan.
6’-0” | 190 | DB Tulsa, Okla.
#19 TY’SHAUN WHITING
#65 JOSEPH YANEZ*
5’-8” | 199 | WR San Diego, Calif.
6’-0” | 330 | OL Modesto, Calif.
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JUNIORS
#74 KENNETH BROWN
#5 ALEX HARBOUR
#18 COBAN HONEY
#79 COEN LINDSEY*
#8 BRAYDEN LOCK
#14 ELJAY NELSON
6’-5” | 210 | OL Houston, Texas
5’-9” | 183 | RB Wichita, Kan.
6’-3” | 182 | WR Augusta, Kan.
6’-5” | 340 | OL Rienzi, Miss.
6’-0” | 220 | LB Hutchinson, Kan.
5’-9” | 170 | WR Citrus Heights, Calif.
#37 SAMUEL PAZ-PEREZ
#73 ERNESTO PONCE
#72 NILO REYNOSO
#17 JORDAN RICE
#15 ETHAN RICHARDSON
#26 NATHAN ROMO
5’-6” | 163 | K Los Angeles, Calif.
5’-8” | 342 | OL Fremont, Calif.
6’-3” | 270 | OL Carson, Calif.
5’-11” | 207 | LB Palm Desert, Calif.
6’-3” | 215 | QB Wichita, Kan.
6’-0” | 185 | 185 Orange, Calif.
#7 CARL SCHOFIELD II
#93 WILLIAM THOMAS
#49 JAIR TORRES
#58 JUSTIN TORRES
#30 DARIAN VARGAS
#94 NICHOLAS VERGARA
5’-10” | 203 | QB Los Banos, Calif.
5’-10” | 338 | DL Kansas City, Mo.
5’-9” | 170 | K Key West, Fla.
5’-10” | 245 | OL Watsonville, Calif.
5’-9” | 185 | LB Angie, La.
6’-1” | 312 | DL North Las Vegas, Nev. 2020 Football Media Guide | 17
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#97 TUIA’ANA VERGARA
#4 CHANCE WHITEHEAD
#44 BRYAN WILLIAMS
#45 CADEN BAILEY
#50 AJ BARRERA
#29 NAYSON BROWN
6’-0” | 304 | DL North Las Vegas, Nev.
5’-11” | 190 | WR Augusta, Kan.
5’-9” | 179 | RB Anchorage, Alaska
5’-10” | 227 | LB Sallisaw, Okla.
6’-0” | 250 | DL San Antonio, Texas
5’-7” | 190 | RB Eatontown, N.J.
#52 CHARLES CASMA
#76 JARED COLLIER
#3 DANIEL DORISCAR
#17 DREW ELLIS
#22 DAYLAN FALTYSEK*
#11 MYREIK GOODWIN-LAGREE*
5’-10” | 285 | DL Baton Rouge, La.
6’-0” | 285 | OL Hilmar, Calif.
5’-8” | 210 | RB Miami, Fla.
5’-9” | 175 | WR Mulvane, Kan.
6’-0” | 200 | QB College Station, Texas
Colorado Springs, Colo.
#40 ARNELL HENRY*
#88 NATHAN JACKSON*
#63 REICE RANDLES
#21 ISAIAH SMITH*
#25 T.C. SMITH
#9 JESSE STAPLES*
5’-11” | 222 | TE Fountain, Colo.
6’-1” | 272 | DL Longford, Kan.
5’-9” | 205 | OL Auburn, Kan.
5’-9” | 157 | DB Vernal, Utah
5’-7” | 182 | WR Enid, Okla.
5’-11” | 173 | LB Lebanon, Kan.
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#64 ALTER ARENAS
#25 JESUS BELTRAN
#39 DAITON BOURGEOIS
#81 BRYANT BROWN*
#34 MARK BUHLER
#47 THOMAS CASE
5’-7” | 192 | DL Mission, Texas
5’-7” | 158 | DB Elsa, Texas
5’-7” | 145 | RB Waveland, Mo.
6’-3” | 210 | WR Pearland, Texas
5’-3” | 175 | RB Harahan, La.
6’-0” | 211 | TE Vero Beach, Fla.
#33 JOSIAH CASTRO*
#89 KADE CHACE
#13 JOSE CHAVEZ*
#80 VINCENT CONKLIN*
#70 RICHARD CRAFT
#92 MICHAEL CRAFT
5’-7” | 190 | LB Monument, Colo.
6’-2” | 181 | WR Cherokee, Okla.
5’-9” | 200 | LB Tribune, Kan.
5’-8” | 160 | WR Cortez, Colo.
Colorado Springs, Colo.
6’-1” | 220 | DL
6’-0” | 260 | DL Scottsboro, Ala.
#36 DILLON DERTING
#46 DEUNTA EDWARDS
#50 JOSHUA FACTOR
#38 CARY FARMER*
#62 LUIS FRANCO*
#45 EMMANUEL GARCIA
5’-8” | 190 | LB Pueblo, Colo.
5’-7” | 195 | LB Ruston, La.
5’-7” | 220 | LB Sapulpa, Okla.
5’-9” | 161 | DB Yale, Okla.
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#1 NICHOLAS GIFT*
#53 JOEL GODINA
RS JEREMY GONZALEZ*
#51 BEVAN GRADIG
#18 NATHAN GRIFALDO
#95 DYLAN HAWKINS
5’-10” | 142 | P Peabody, Kan.
5’-6” | 222 | OL Yuma, Ariz.
0’-0” | SO | LB San Antonio, Texas
5’-9” | 190 | LB Bison, Kan.
5’-10” | 165 | DB Porter, Texas
6’-0” | 257 | DL Yukon, Okla.
#80 TYLER HAY
#96 JAMAL HILL
#41 JOEL HINSON
#32 TETSUYA IIO
#10 TOBY KORRODI
#23 CALEB LAMBERT
6’-0” | 167 | WR Blanchard, Okla.
5’-9” | 320 | DL Arcadia, La.
5’-8” | 165 | RB Detroit, Texas
5’-6” | 144 | WR Deerfield, Ill.
5’-11” | 183 | QB San Antonio, Texas
5’-10” | 157 | QB Hutchinson, Kan.
#40 SAMUEL LEDESMA
#22 DEVEN LOPEZ
#16 ZION MARSHALL
#43 ADAM MELHEM
#39 AUSTIN MOORE*
#47 DIEGO MORAN*
5’-9” | 210 | LB Arlington, Texas
5’-10” | 188 | DB Needvile, Texas
5’-9” | 163 | DB Linden, N.J.
5’-7” | 182 | LB Chagrin Falls, Ohio
5’-11” | 164 | DB Yale, Okla.
6’-1” | 209 | LB Sherman, Texas
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#87 JUSTICE MORRIS
#39 GARRETT MROZ
#57 BRADY MYERS
#60 NATHAN NEEL
#48 PAYTON PARSON*
#42 PAYTON PICKERING
6’-1” | 221 | TE Wichita, Kan.
5’-11” | 147 | DB Boerne, Texas
5’-11” | 158 | LB Sterling, Kan.
5’-7” | 226 | OL Atlanta, Ga.
6’-1” | 195 | LB Whiteland, Ind.
5’-8” | 200 | LB Kingman, Kan.
#2 JADEN PIERUCCI
#2 GEORGE POWELL JR.
#31 ZACHARY REID
#85 ALEX REID
#56 ISAIAH REJINO
#43 JIOVANNI REYES*
5’-10” | 182 | QB Bakersfield, Calif.
6’-1” | 170 | DB Prosper, Texas
5’-7” | 145 | DB Pueblo, Colo.
5’-9” | 161 | WR Pueblo, Colo.
5’-10” | 248 | OL Natalia, Texas
5’-7” | 187 | RB Deland, Fla.
#71 JOSE
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#24 SAVION RICHARDSON
#21 KHEBRIAN RUMPH
#83 KOREY RUSSELL*
#98 SIAOSI SALAKIELU*
#20 NASEEM SHAMBURGER
5’-9” | 310 | OL Liberal, Kan.
5’-9” | 165 | DB Allen, Texas
5’-9” | 166 | DB College Station, Texas
5’-10” | 204 | WR Pleasanton, Calif.
6’-2” | 236 | DL Houston, Texas
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#61 WADE SMITH
#90 PATRICK SMITH JR.
#77 RAYDEN SOCKEY*
#86 IAN STEELE
#33 LATRELL SULLIVAN
#26 SAMUEL SUMMERS
6’-0” | 304 | OL Jonesboro, Ark.
5’-7” | 245 | DL Spring, Texas
6’-0” | 287 | OL Carthage, Miss.
5’-10” | 163 | WR Thibodaux, La.
5’-8” | 187 | RB San Antonio, Texas
5’-6” | 165 | LB San Antonio, Texas
#49 COREY TATUM
#30 KALEB TAYLOR
#37 KASH TRAVNICHEK
#35 JUSTIN VINEYARD
#28 GAVIN WARE
#22 KENYON
WATTIES-NEGRON
5’-7” | 160 | DB Jonesboro, Ark.
5’-9” | 230 | RB Houston, Texas
5’-8” | 150 | DB Lorraine, Kan.
5’-7” | 160 | DB Royse City, Texas
6’-1” | 170 | LB Tooele, Utah
5’-8” | 158 | DB Reno, Nev.
#54 SAMUEL WAY
#38 CAMERON WILLIAMS
#65 DALLAS YELLAND
5’-10” | 238 | OL Phoenix, Ariz.
5’-10” | 138 | WR McDonough, Ga.
6’-0” | 238 | OL McKinney, Texas
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STERLING COLLEGE ROSTER # 1 2 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 20 21 22 23 24 25 25
NAME Nicholas Gift Jaden Pierucci George Powell Jr. Daniel Doriscar Chance Whitehead Alexander Harbour Carl Schofield II Brayden Lock Jesse Staples Toby Korrodi
CL RS FR FR FR SO JR JR JR JR RS SO FR Myreik Goodwin-Lagree RS SO Kwame Sexton RS SR Jose Chavez RS FR Eljay Nelson JR Ethan Richardson JR Zion Marshall FR Drew Ellis SO Nathan Grifaldo FR Coban Honey JR Ty’Shaun Whiting SR Kenton Rocheford SR Naseem Shamburger FR Khebrian Rumph FR Deven Lopez FR Caleb Lambert FR Savion Richardson FR Jesus Beltran FR T.C. Smith SO
HT 5’10” 5’10” 6’1” 5’8” 5’11” 5’9” 5’10” 6’0” 5’11” 5’11” 5’7” 5’11” 5’10” 5’9” 6’3” 5’9” 5’9” 5’10” 6’3” 5’8” 5’9” 5’9” 5’9” 5’10” 5’10” 5’9” 5’7” 5’7”
WT 142 182 170 210 190 183 187 220 173 183 145 200 215 170 215 163 175 165 182 199 182 177 166 188 157 165 158 182
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POS P QB DB RB WR RB QB LB LB QB WR DB LB WR QB DB WR DB WR WR WR DB DB DB QB DB DB WR
HOMETOWN Peabody, Kan. Bakersfield, Calif. Prosper, Texas Miami, Fla. Augusta, Kan. Wichita, Kan. Los Banos, Calif. Hutchinson, Kan. Lebanon, Kan. San Antonio, Texas Colorado Springs, Colo. Spencer, Okla. Tribune, Kan. Citrus Heights, Calif. Wichita, Kan. Linden, N.J. Mulvane, Kan. Porter, Texas Augusta, Kan. San Diego, Calif. Augusta, Kan. Sylmar, Calif. College Station, Texas Needville, Texas Hutchison, Kan. Allen, Texas Elsa, Texas Enid, Okla.
STERLING COLLEGE ROSTER # 26 26 27 28 29 30 30 31 32 33 33 34 35 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 40 40 41 42 43 43 44 44
NAME Nathan Romo Samuel Summers
CL JR FR Kenyon Watties-Negron FR Gavin Ware FR Nayson Brown SO Kaleb Taylor FR Darian Vargas JR Zachary Reid FR Tetsuya Iio FR Josiah Castro RS FR Latrell Sullivan FR Mark Buhler FR Justin Vineyard FR Dillon Derting FR Samuel Paz-Perez JR Kash Travnichek FR Jordan Rice JR Cameron Williams FR Daiton Bourgeois FR Garrett Mroz FR Arnell Henry RS SO Samuel Ledesma FR Joel Hinson FR Payton Pickering FR Adam Melhem FR Jiovanni Reyes RS FR Beaux Biggers SR Bryan Williams JR
HT 6’0” 5’6” 5’8” 6’1” 5’7” 5’9” 5’9” 5’7” 5’6” 5’7” 5’8” 5’3” 5’7” 5’10” 5’6” 5’8” 5’11” 5’10” 5’7” 5’11” 5’11” 5’9” 5’8” 5’8” 5’7” 5’7” 5’9” 5’9”
WT 184 165 158 170 190 230 185 145 144 190 187 175 160 190 163 149 207 138 145 147 222 210 165 200 182 187 220 179
POS K LB DB LB RB RB LB DB WR LB RB RB DB LB K DB LB WR RB DB TE LB RB LB LB RB DL RB
HOMETOWN Orange, Calif. San Antonio, Texas Reno, Nev. Tooele, Utah Eatontown, N.J. Houston, Texas Angie, La. Pueblo, Colo. Deerfield, Ill. Monument, Colo. San Antonio, Texas Harahan, La. Royse City, Texas Pueblo, Colo. Los Angeles, Calif. Lorraine, Kan. Palm Desert, Caif. McDonough, Ga. Waveland, Mo. Boerne, Texas Fountain, Colo. Arlington, Texas Detroit, Texas Kingman, Kan. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Deland, Fla. Enid, Okla. Anchorage, Alaska
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STERLING COLLEGE ROSTER # 45 45 46 47 47 48 49 49 50 50 51 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 68 70 71
NAME Caden Bailey Emmanuel Garcia Deunta Edwards Thomas Case Diego Moran Payton Parson Corey Tatum Jair Torres AJ Barrera Joshua Factor Layne Becker Bevan Gradig Charles Casma Joel Godina Samuel Way Joshua Mitchell Isaiah Rejino Brady Myers Justin Schowengerdt Justin Torres Blake Miller Nathan Neel WadeSmith Luis Franco Reice Randles Alter Arenas Dallas Yelland Logan Liles Richard Craft Jose Reyes-Alarcon
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CL SO FR FR FR RS FR RS FR FR JR SO FR SR FR SO FR FR SR FR FR SR JR SR FR FR RS FR SO FR FR SR FR RS FR
HT 5’10” 5’5” 5’7” 6’0” 6’1” 6’1” 5’7” 5’9” 6’0” 5’7” 6’1” 5’9” 5’10” 5’6” 5’10” 6’5” 5’10” 5’11” 6’2” 5’10” 6’3” 5’7” 6’0” 6’0” 5’9” 5’ 7” 6’0” 6’2” 6’1” 5’9”
WT 227 155 195 211 209 195 160 170 250 220 265 190 285 222 238 281 248 158 258 245 278 226 304 215 205 192 238 280 220 310
POS LB DB LB TE LB LB DB K DL LB OL LB DL OL OL OL OL LB OL OL OL OL OL K OL DL OL OL DL OL
HOMETOWN Sallisaw, Okla. El Paso, Texas. Ruston, La. Vero Beach, Fla. Sherman, Texas Whiteland, Ind. Jonesboro, La. Key West, Fla. San Antonio, Kan. Sapulpa, Okla. Mulvane, Kan. Bison, Kan. Baton Rouge, La. Yuma, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. Las Cruces, N.M. Natalia, Texas Sterling, Kan. Dodge City, Kan. Watsonville, Calif. Riceville, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Jonesboro, La. Kingman, Kan. Auburn, Kan. Mission, Texas McKinney, Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. Colorado Springs, Colo. Liberal, Kan.
STERLING COLLEGE ROSTER # 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 RS RS
NAME Nilo Reynoso Ernesto Ponce Kenneth Brown Justin Holland Jared Collier Rayden Sockey Coen Lindsey Vincent Conklin Tyler Hay Bryant Brown Preston Patten Korey Russell Janson Robeson Alex Reid Ian Steele Justice Morris Nathan Jackson Kade Chace Patrick Smith Jr Michael Craft William Thomas Nicholas Vergara Dylan Hawkins Jamal Hill Tuia’ana Vergara Siaosi Salakielu Jackson Lewis Jeremy Gonzalez Joseph Yanez
CL JR JR JR SR SO RS FR RS JR RS FR FR RS FR SR RS FR SR FR FR FR RS SO FR FR FR JR JR FR FR JR RS FR SR RS FR SR
HT 6’3” 5’8” 6’5” 6’1” 6’0” 6’0” 6’5” 5’8” 6’0” 6’3” 6’4” 5’10” 6’1” 5’9” 5’10” 6’1” 6’1” 6’2” 5’7” 6’0” 5’10” 6’1” 6’0” 5’9” 6’0” 6’2” 6’4” 5’9” 6’0”
WT 271 342 330 290 285 287 340 160 167 210 185 204 217 161 163 221 272 181 245 260 338 312 257 320 304 236 193 215 344
POS OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR WR P WR TE WR WR TE DL WR DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL LB OL
HOMETOWN Carson, Calif. Fremont, Calif. Houston, Texas Orangevale, Calif Hilmar, Calif Carthage, Miss. Rienzi, Miss. Cortez, Colo. Blanchard, Okla. Pearland, Texas Augusta, Kan. Pleasanton, Calif. Gainesville, Texas Pueblo, Colo. Thibodaux, La. Wichita, Kan. Longford, Kan. Cherokee, Okla. Spring, Texas Scottsboro, Ala. Kansas City, Mo. North Las Vegas, Nev. Yukon, Okla. Arcadia, La. North Las Vegas, Nev. Houston, Texas Andover, Kan. San Antonio, Texas Modesto, Calif.
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VISITING ROSTER - MCPHERSON COLLEGE # 2 3 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28
NAME Matari Bodie Jr. Tevin Nash Tristan Waddy Kairon Brooks Trent Graves Brandon Wright Milton Clendinen Ben Nikkel Christian Davis Austin Neely Keisey Ramirez Anthony Bigpond Clayton Henderson Melvin Reid Trevor Firmin Joshua Pisik Nicholaus Santini Honestee Whittker Darius Russell Ryan Wallace Max Tucker Jae’Lon Oglesby Bailey Sites Jamichael Turman Javon Davis Michael Akita; II Larry Edwards Christopher Boutte Jesse Davis Damien Nolan Dewayne Lykes Joseph Mann Kaden Tichenor Reid Palmer Austin Hartley Tray Tubbs Ian Smith Aaron Cyrus
CL RS-So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. RS-So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jireh Tooala-Leaupepetele Fr. Jahmad Jackson Fr. Caden Bush Fr.
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HT WT 5’ 8” 160 5’ 11” 174 6’ 0” 180 5’10” 170 6’1” 190 5’11” 173 5’ 7” 135 6’ 1” 185 6’ 0” 200 6’ 3” 180 5’ 8” 130 6’ 0” 180 6’ 2” 180 5’ 6” 140 6’ 2” 215 6’ 4” 205 5’ 10” 165 6’ 3” 215 5’ 11” 195 6’ 0” 185 6’ 0” 190 5’ 11” 165 6’ 0” 195 5’ 6” 160 5’ 10” 175 6’ 0” 160 6’ 1” 310 6’ 0” 165 5’ 8” 165 5’ 6” 165 5’ 10” 210 5’ 10” 170 5’ 11” 205 6’ 2” 180 5’ 6” 155 5’ 6” 150 5’10 “ 170 5’ 11” 160 5’ 10” 210 5’ 11” 180 5’ 9” 160
POS WR WR DB CB QB DB WR WR CB WR SAF LB QB WR TE QB QB LB DB WR QB WR DB RB OLB CB NG CB RB DB RB RB LB OLB RB CB SAF CB RB SAF K
HOMETOWN Miami Gardens, Fla. Mansfield, Texas Houston, Texas Thibodaux, La. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Miami Garden, Fla. Kansas City, Kan. McPherson, Kan. Heartland, Texas McDonough, Ga. Gonzales, Texas Bristow, Okla. Dexter, Kan. Winslow, N.J. Pearland, Texas San Diego, Calif. Roanoke, Texas McPherson, Kan. Wichita, Kan. Noble, Okla. St. Charles, Ill. Central, S.C. Spearville, Kan. Tyler, Texas Lancaster, Texas Cypress, Texas Landover, Md. Opelousas, La. Fontana, Calif. Fresno, Calif. Cleveland, Ohio Goodland, Kan. Holcomb, Kan. Pearland, Texas Alba, Texas Topeka, Kan. Round Rock, Texas Carrollton, Texas San Bernardino, Calif. Balch Springs, Texas Watkinsville, Ga.
VISITING ROSTER - MCPHERSON COLLEGE # 29 29 30 31 32 33 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 40 41 41 42 42 43 44 45 46 46 47 48 49 50 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62
NAME Ahren Turner Shane Birzer Alex Burger Nysere Nunn Sean Guzman Raiden Atkins Cameron Jones David MacMahon Drew Labertew Malik Wilson Kollin Goering Payton Strawn Kobe Freeman Nikko Solis Marc Buhidar Isaac Tilotta Alfred Lintz Christian Clegg Isaiah Bolden Jacob Duke Benjamin Bannister Brandon Lockett Chase Brous Dashawn Holliman Zane Cornejo Corey Davis Kendryk Rankin Jaxon Douthit Rodney Hart-Owens Cory Chairs Ethan Payne
CL Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. RS-So. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. Jr. Fr. Sr. RS-Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Demetrius Johnson Jr. So. Clayton Wallace So. Harley Blaske Fr. Hunter Jones Fr. Zane Hickey So. Kale Mog So. Jacob Goad Fr. Taeylon Garland Fr. Dustin Schnacker Fr. Adrian Moreno So.
HT WT 5’ 10” 165 5’ 10” 185 5’ 11” 185 5’ 10” 195 5’ 9” 160 5’ 11” 160 5’ 8” 150 6’ 1” 210 6’ 3” 200 5’ 10 “ 170 6’ 1” 215 6’ 1” 210 6’ 0” 160 5’ 8” 175 5’ 9” 200 5’ 7” 175 5’ 10” 175 6’ 1” 195 5’ 10” 205 5’ 9” 175 5’ 10” 175 5’ 11” 203 6’ 3” 220 5’11” 245 5’ 11” 210 5’ 9” 190 5’ 10” 230 5’ 11” 180 6’ 1” 255 5’ 11” 220 6’ 1” 190 5’ 11” 225 6’ 4” 180 5’ 11” 245 6’ 4 340 6’ 0” 225 5’ 10” 240 6’ 4” 215 5’ 11” 235 5’ 10” 210 6’ 0” 265
POS DB OLB WR CB WR WR DB TE WR OLB LB OLB DB SAF FB RB SAF OLB RB RB DB FB TE DL ILB RB DL ILB DE ILB LB LB LB DL OG LB DL DE ILB DE OL
HOMETOWN Hemphill, Texas Ottawa, Kan. Sedan, Kan. Tobyhanna Pa. Aurora, Colo. Anthony, Kan. HarriSo.n, Ark. Turon, Kan. McPherson, Kan. Harker Heights, Texas McPherson, Kan. Valley View, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Freer, Texas Palacios, Texas Cedar Hill, Texas San Luis Obispo, Calif. Hughes Springs, Texas Rush springs, Okla. Wichita, Kan. Carrollton, Texas Hays, Kan. Fresno, Calif. Wellington, Kan. Houston, Texas Fountain, Colo. Shawnee, Okla. Greer, S.C. Memphis, Tenn. Greenville, Texas Homestead, Fla. Coffeyville, Kan. Sylvia, Kan. Hallettsville, Texas Decatur, Texas Hutchinson, Kan. Sapulpa, Okla. Fort Hood, Texas Tulare, Calif. Santa Rosa, Texas 2020 Football Media Guide | 29
VISITING ROSTER - MCPHERSON COLLEGE # 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 70 71 71 72 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 80 81 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 90 90 91 91 92 92 93 93 94 94
NAME Weldon Lehman Preston Howard Geronimo Sanchez Zach Bull Jack Maggio Sime Kursar Jaxon Zelch Nicholas Giangrosso Joshua Arrington Dustin Rhoads Colton Chamberlain Christopher Shaw Justin Durgin Alvin Poole Donalvon Shaw Dalton Womack Michael Brown Dillyn Brown Eli Jordan Tristan Jeffers Hunter Rains Cyle Brooks Isaac Guadron Cam Gragg Brayden Nicholes Brandt Johnson David Ross Ty Salas Joseph Robben Harris Sherrod Billy Brown Javaren Gerald Tristan Crowder Raef Boley Creed Callaway Johnathan Helpenstell Grant Newton Cole Schroeder Shaye Kelley James Solomon Bryce Martin
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CL Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. RS-S o. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr.
HT WT 5’ 11” 280 6’ 3” 275 6’ 1” 260 5’ 11’ 315 6’ 0” 255 5’10” 280 6’ 4” 230 6’ 0 285 6’ 6” 390 6’ 2” 230 6’ 3” 300 6’ 3” 225 5’ 10” 365 6’ 0” 265 5’ 10” 340 6’ 5” 260 6’ 5” 300 6’ 2” 275 6’ 2” 360 6’ 0” 270 5’ 7” 145 6’ 0” 150 5’ 6” 150 5’ 9” 160 5’ 11” 170 5’ 10” 170 6’ 2” 210 6’ 2” 240 6’ 2” 190 5’ 7” 155 5’ 11” 240 5’ 11 175 5’ 10” 215 5’ 9” 155 5’ 9 175 5’ 10” 215 6’ 0” 330 6’ 1” 190 5’ 11” 235 6’ 0” 260 6’ 0” 245
POS OC OL OG NG OT OC DE OG OL ILB OL OT NG OL OG OL OT OL OL OL WR WR WR WR WR WR WR DL WR WR FB OLB FB WR FB ILB OG SPEC FB DE TE
HOMETOWN Chickasha, Texas Jackson, Tenn. Denver, Colo. Midland, Texas Champaign, Ill. Ione, Calif. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Trussville, Ala. Fairfield, Texas Tonganoxie, Kan. Paris, Texas Scotts Valley, Calif. Lawton, Okla. Houston, Texas Appen, Texas Cushing, Okla. Lincoln, Ark. Burlingame, Kan. Verdigris, Okla. Dover, Ark. Pea Ridge, Ark. Donaldsonville, La. Dallas, Texas Osage City, Kan. Mountain View, Okla. Falcon, Colo. Bakersfield, Calif. Alta Vista, Kan. Goddard, Kan. Thornton, Texas Elmore City, Okla. Dallas, Texas Arlington, Texas Salina, Kan. Gruver, Texas Sherman, Texas Winnsboro, Texas Russell, Kan. Fernandina Beach, Fla. McKinleyville, Calif. Ontario, Calif.
VISITING ROSTER - MCPHERSON COLLEGE # 95 96 97 98 99
NAME Dajon Stewart Fernando Rodriquez Alfred Llamas Chandler Segovia LaMeshio Hill
CL Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr.
HT WT 6’ 6” 280 5’ 8” 210 6’ 1” 275 5’ 10” 260 5’ 10” 265
POS DE DL DE DL RB
HOMETOWN Beaverton, Ore. Salina, Kan. Chula Vista, Calif. Tipton, Okla. Rialto, Calif.
Head Coach: Jeremiah Fiscus [McPherson College] (2nd) Defensive Coordinator: Evan Knight [Univ. of Central Missouri] (2nd) Offensive Coordinator: Scott Anderson [Georgia Tech] (2nd) Wide Receivers Coach: Tommy Feazell [Eastern Kentucky] (3rd) Linebackers Coach: Brock Long [Ft. Hays State Univ.] (2nd) Defensive Line Coach: Derrien Covington [Delta State University] (1st) Running Backs Coach: Bryce Chavis [Washburn University] (1st) Tight Ends Coach: Quonte Salley [McPherson College] (1st) Asst. Defensive Backs Coach: Tanner Williams [McPherson College] (1st)
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