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The 2011 Fall Sports Program is an offi cial publication of the Kansas Wesleyan University Athletic Department. Design and editing done by David Toelle, Sports Information Director. Photography by Max Iselin Photography and David Toelle. The guides are printed by Consolidated Printing, Salina, Kan. Cover designed by David Toelle and features the 2011 KWU Spirit Squad in front of the Student Activities Center.

2011 KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITYFALL SPORTS PROGRAM

THIS IS KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITYWelcome to Kansas Wesleyan University ..................................................................1This is Coyote Athletics ....................................................................................................2Be a Champion of Character ..........................................................................................3A look at Kansas Wesleyan ..............................................................................................4The President, Provost and VP of Athletics ...............................................................5The KWU Athletic Department ......................................................................................6KWU Athletic Facilities ......................................................................................................9About Salina, Kansas ...................................................................................................... 11The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) ............................................ 12The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) .......................... 13Meet the Media that cover the Coyotes .................................................................. 14KWU Media Policies ........................................................................................................ 152011 Fall Sports Composite Schedule ..................................................................... 18

FOOTBALL ....................................................................................212011 Football Numerical Roster ................................................................................. 222011 Football Picture Roster ....................................................................................... 23Head Coach Dave Dallas ............................................................................................... 29Football Assistant Coaches .......................................................................................... 30All-Time Football Records ............................................................................................. 32

VOLLEYBALL ................................................................................332011 Volleyball Numerical Roster .............................................................................. 342011 Volleyball Picture Roster .................................................................................... 35Volleyball Coaching Staff .............................................................................................. 37All-Time Volleyball Records .......................................................................................... 39

WOMEN’S AND MEN’S SOCCER ...................................................412011 Women’s Soccer Numerical Roster ................................................................. 422011 Women’s Soccer Picture Roster ....................................................................... 43Soccer Coaching Staff .................................................................................................... 452011 Men’s Soccer Numerical Roster ....................................................................... 482011 Men’s Soccer Picture Roster .............................................................................. 49All-Time Soccer Records ................................................................................................ 51

CROSS COUNTRY .........................................................................53Cross Country Coaching Staff ..................................................................................... 542011 Cross Country Roster ........................................................................................... 542011 Cross County Picture Roster ............................................................................. 54

COYOTE SPIRIT .............................................................................552011 Cheer and Dance Rosters .................................................................................. 56Cheer and Dance Coaching Staff ............................................................................... 562011 Cheer Team Picture Roster ................................................................................ 572011 Dance Team Picture Roster ............................................................................... 58Director of Bands William McMosley ........................................................................ 59

WELCOME TOKANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITYWelcome to Kansas Wesleyan University. For nearly126 years, Kansas Wesleyan has provided its students with a faith-based, values-centered education in the arts, sciences, and professional studies areas characterized by excellence within a caring community.

Affi liated with the United Methodist Church, we off er over 30 undergraduate programs at the associate and baccalaureate levels, several special programs for adults who wish to fi nish their education, and the MBA degree. We are located in Salina, the crossroads of Kansas, so our students are in an ideal location for internships, student teaching placements, volunteer activities, and off -campus jobs. There is also easy access to shopping, restaurants, theatres, parks, museums, and cultural arts events.

The intercollegiate athletics program is an important part of the life of many Kansas Wesleyan students. We are proud members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Champions of Character program. Our teams compete through the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC), and that competition demands both focus and commitment. The lessons our students learn through their participation in our athletic programs help develop those skills that will be needed throughout life: goal setting, commitment to excellence, teamwork, and communication. We have made a strong commitment to having the programs, services, and facilities needed to support a strong athletic program. In addition to our athletic program, our students can choose from a full range of student activities that appeal to a wide variety of interests. Just a few examples of student activities include vocal and instrumental music groups, theatre, studio arts, debate and forensics, yearbook, newspaper, student government, ministry and fellowship groups, intramurals, and numerous other special interest organizations. I am impressed by the number of our athletes who become actively involved in many of these other opportunities on campus.

At Kansas Wesleyan University, you can make a diff erence, and you can achieve things far beyond what you may have imagined possible. I invite you to take the time to walk around our beautiful campus and sense the excitement of Kansas Wesleyan University.

Go Coyotes!

Fletcher M. Lamkin, Ph.D.President & CEO

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THIS IS COYOTE ATHLETICSKansas Wesleyan University prides itself on being the best of the best. Over the last six years, the Coyotes have won 36 KCAC and NAIA Regional Championships, a mark unprecedented over that time span. In addition, KWU has had the best overall and in-conference records in the conference for four of the last fi ve years in the eight major team sports sponsored by the KCAC (football, volleyball, women’s soccer, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball and softball).

Over the last six years KWU boasts the best in-conference record in the eight major sports, tallying a 389-211-3 record in conference play, winning 65 percent of the time. The best season came in 2006-07 when KWU won 90 of the 119 conference contests it played. No other school has won more than 85 conference games in a single season over that same time period.

It doesn’t stop there. The University has made strides in the last few years to upgrade its athletic facilities to some of the best at the small college level in the state of Kansas and in the entire region. In 2008, KWU opened the Student Activities Center that features Mabee Arena. Mabee is like no other facility in the area at this level, seating approximately 1500 and featuring some high tech, high quality features you will not fi nd anywhere else. Complimenting the Arena is the Hauptli Student Center and the Everett Morgan Strength Training Center, along with the Brown Mezzanine, new Athletic Training facilities and coaches offi ces. KWU also recently announced plans to renovate the Martin Stadium area to revitalize that area of campus.

In the last six years, Wesleyan has had over 400 All-KCAC selections, including 211 as First Team nods. 56 players have received individual conference honors and 21 times a KWU coach has been selected as a KCAC Coach of the Year in their respective sport. Wesleyan boasted 36 All-NAIA Region IV players over the last three years of regional play, and four times coaches were named Regional Coach of the Year. KWU has had 39 NAIA All-Americans in the last four seasons, including 12 in 2008-09. Two Wesleyan coaches have received honors at the national level, including Colby Hensley (AFCA-NAIA Assistant Coach of the Year, 2006) and Mike Dibbini (2007 NSCAA Great Plains Region Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year).

In addition to our athletic program, our students can choose from a full range of student activities that appeal to a wide variety of interests. Just a few examples of student activities include vocal and instrumental music groups, theatre, studio arts, debate and forensics, yearbook, newspaper, student government, ministry and fellowship groups, intramurals, and numerous other special interest organizations. These activities allow student-athletes become actively involved on campus outside of athletics.

ATHLETIC SUCCESS SINCE 200536 Championships at the KCAC and NAIA levels427 players named All-Conference56 Individual Conference Awards21 KCAC Coaches of the Year36 NAIA All-Region Players4 NAIA Regional Coaches of the Year2 Coaches earned National Coaching Honors1 Rawlings NAIA National Gold Glove Winner45 NAIA All-Americans810-605-18 Overall Record (.572 win pct.)468-257-3 KCAC Record (.646 win pct.)



W E L C O M E T O T O D A Y ’ S G A M EYour ticket to today’s game is a privilege, a privilege to watch these young men and women perform in the arena of college athletics. As a member of the NAIA Champions of Character Initiative, we ask that you take a moment to refl ect on your personal set of values and relate them to the fi ve core character values of the Champions of Character Initiative: • Respect • Responsibility • Integrity • Sportsmanship • Servant Leadership

All student-athletes at Kansas Wesleyan University take pride in their success not only on the athletic fi eld and in the classroom, but in their personal lives as well. By adopting the principles of the fi ve core character values into their everyday lives, student-athletes at Kansas Wesleyan have become pillars in the community and will use this knowledge to succeed in the workplace after graduation.

The Kansas Wesleyan University Athletic Department promotes positive fan behavior: be loud and enthusiastic in your support of your favorite Coyote team, but be respectful of the other spectators around you. The use of artifi cial noisemakers is prohibited in accordance with KCAC Conference guidelines.

The physical or verbal abuse of any player, offi cial or other fan is grounds for ejection from this event. Please cooperate in providing a wholesome, competitive atmosphere for tonight’s games.

Kansas Wesleyan University reserves the right to remove ANYONE from the stands who refuses to comply with these rules.

Thank you, and please enjoy today’s game.

— The Kansas Wesleyan University Athletic Department

NAIA CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTERThe National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Champions of Character program is designed to instill an understanding of character values in sport and provide practical tools for student-athletes, coaches and parents to use in modeling exemplary character traits.

Launched by the NAIA in 2000, the Champions of Character program addresses character issues more comprehensively than any other national program for youth. The program currently reaches hundreds of thousands of students on nearly 300 college and university campuses in North America and extends into their surrounding communities.

The NAIA Champions of Character program is an educational outreach initiative which emphasizes the tenets of character and integrity, not only for NAIA college students, but for younger students, coaches and parents in our communities.

Coaches, parents, administrators and community partners all have a role in developing students of character. The NAIA Champions of Character program brings them training, guidelines and behavior models to create positive environments that promote personal growth and fun sport activity.

For more information on the NAIA Champions of Character program, please visit the Offi cial NAIA Champions of Character program website: http://www.championsofcharacter.org

CORE CHARAC TER VALUES FOR FANSBy: Bruce E. Brown, NAIA Champions of Character Presenter

RESPECT• Respect your team by supporting them in victory or defeat• Respect the opposing team by honoring their eff ort as

worthy opponents• Respect the right of the coaches to coach• Respect the eff ort of the game offi cials to remain impartial• Respect those in authority working in game management

RESPONSIBILITY• Understand the rules of the game• Understand and abide by the rules of the arena• Read and understand the purpose of the athletic program

and goals of competition and only enter the facility if you are able to abide by those expectations

• Stay in the stands before, during and after the game - the playing surface is for coaches, athletes and offi cials

INTEGRITY• Assume that offi cials are honest and attempting to be as fair

as possible• Understand and refl ect the spirit of the game as well as the

rules of the game• Realize that you are not anonymous just because you are

sitting in a crowdSPORTSMANSHIP

• Fans have no right to interact with an offi cial at any time for any purpose

• Be willing to support outstanding plays regardless of who makes them

• Be aware of the people sitting around you - young children, families or the elderly

• Be an example of good sportsmanshipSERVANT LEADERSHIP

• Clean up after yourself • Serve your team by being an encourager • Support all the roles that allow the team to function and the

game to be played

BE A CHAMPION OF CHARACTER

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W E L C O M E T O K A N S A S W E S L E YA N U N I V E R S I T Y, H O M E O F T H E C O Y O T E S

Kansas Wesleyan University is a faith-based institution located in Salina, Kansas. Founded in 1886, it maintains a covenant relationship with the United Methodist Church and is supported by the Kansas West Conference. The school’s accreditation was reaffi rmed in 1997 by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 30 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602-2504, Website address: www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org. Telephone: (800) 621-7440 or (312) 263-0456, Fax: (312) 263-7462.

Kansas Wesleyan University provides an education program characterized by excellence within a caring community, rooted in the liberal arts tradition. The call of the University is to develop both intellect and character, to stimulate creativity and discovery, to nurture the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. Diversity is encouraged in curriculum, faculty, and students.

Kansas Wesleyan University prepares students not only for careers and professions, but also for lifelong learning. The University equips its students for responsible leadership in their communities, for useful service in and to the world, and for stewardship of the Earth.

Kansas Wesleyan University provides a setting in which faith and learning are integrated; encounter with the Christian proclamation is an integral part of the life of the University. The University fosters the lively discussion of faith and values, encouraging students to develop a thoughtful, personal world view informed by Christian tradition.

Kansas Wesleyan University serves the church, community, and the world by providing a variety of resources for educational, cultural, and spiritual enrichment. The aim of the University is to discover, to build, and to share a higher quality of life and a broader vision of the world. The University is divided academically into six divisions and eighteen departments. Courses are off ered for more than 30 undergraduate majors and one graduate program, the MBA.

Salina is the seventh largest city in the state. It is at the hub of two major interstate highways and is serviced by regular airline transportation. The city is a major arts and cultural center for Kansas.

MEMORIAL LIBRARYSAM’S HALL OF FINE ARTS PETERS SCIENCE HALLSTUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER

KANSAS WESLEYAN QUICK FACTSCity / Zip ...............................................................Salina, Kan. 67401Founded / Enrollment......................................................1886 / 825Nickname ..................................................................................CoyotesSchool Colors .......................................................... Purple and GoldAffi liation .......................................NAIA (Division II in Basketball)Conference.....Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC)President ............................................................. Dr. Fletcher Lamkin


KKANSAS ANSAS WWESLEYAN ESLEYAN UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITYA. WAYNE LOWEN, PH.D.EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & PROVOST

Dr. Lowen began his duties at Kansas Wesleyan University in July, 2010. He came to Kansas Wesleyan following a long career in higher education, most recently at Westminster College in Fulton, Mo., where he was Director of Planned Giving and CFO.

Prior to Westminster, Lowen served as President of Florida Christian College. Before Florida Christian, Lowen had a 14 year career as faculty member and Academic Dean at Central Christian College in Moberly, Mo. Dr. Lowen has extensive teaching experience internationally, having taught leadership courses nearly every year since 1992 in Myanmar, as well as teaching in Cambodia, Thailand, China, Indonesia, India and the Philippines.

Dr. Lowen earned his BA and MA from Cincinnati Christian University, and his Ph.D. in Higher and Adult Education from the University of Missouri. He has served on the Board of Trustees of the Association for Biblical Higher Education, and on numerous accreditation teams for both ABHE and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

Dr. Lowen has extensive community involvement in his background, having served as Deputy Mayor in Fulton, Mo., prior to his move to Kansas. He has been president of two Rotary clubs, and served as Assistant Governor of Rotary District 6080. Immediately before joining KWU, Dr. Lowen traveled to Kibungo, Rwanda, to visit a new women and children’s clinic. Dr. Lowen was chair of the fundraising committee that provided $100,000 to construct the clinic.

At Kansas Wesleyan, Dr. Lowen helped develop the Liberian Project, which was assembled of students, staff and faculty, to provide fi nancial resources to individuals aff ected by the civil war in Liberia. Dr. Lowen, along with Dr. Dave Kraemer, worked directly with the Liberian Widows Initiative to conduct many fundraising eff orts on campus and in the Salina community that raised over $10,000 that went directly to the construction of a school/community building and training for individuals in Liberia.

FLETCHER M. LAMKIN, PH.D.PRESIDENT AND CEO

President Fletcher M. Lamkin was selected in November 2009 by the Kansas Wesleyan University Board of Trustees as the 18th President of the University. President Lamkin began his presidency of Kansas Wesleyan in January, 2010.

President Lamkin was selected from a pool of 67 candidates who sought the Kansas Wesleyan presidency.

President Lamkin and his wife, Cindy, are no strangers to higher education. Fletcher Lamkin has more than 20 years of academic leadership, including seven years as a liberal arts college President; fi ve years as Chief Academic Offi cer at West Point; eight years as a department head, program director, and faculty member at West Point; and one year as University Vice President for Institutional Advancement.

In addition to his Bachelor’s degree from the U.S. Military Academy, Lamkin also received a Master of Science degree in Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley; a Master of Arts degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from Salve Regina College; and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Washington.

WILLIAM P. “BUCK” TANNERVICE PRESIDENT OF ADMISSIONS & ATHLETICS, AND GENERAL COUNSEL

Buck Tanner serves as Vice President for Admissions and Athletics, and General Counsel. He oversees University admissions and athletic department areas, and serves as the University’s general counsel. Tanner has practiced law full-time for many years as a partner in two major California law fi rms, and he remains an active member of the California Bar Association. Tanner also served as an offi cer in the U.S. Army, including assignments as an adviser to the South Vietnamese Army and later with the Department of Defense Special Intelligence Command. Tanner received a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science from the United States Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., and his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Kansas.President Lamkin addresses the coaches and media present at

the 2011 KCAC Football Media Day at the Salina Country Club on August 3


KKANSAS ANSAS WWESLEYAN ESLEYAN UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITYATHLETIC DIRECTOR DAVE DALLAS

Dave Dallas has been at Kansas Wesleyan since 1997 when he was hired by former athletic director Jerry Jones to be the University’s football coach. In 14 years of coaching at Kansas Wesleyan, Dallas has amassed a 79-61 record, and won KCAC Championships in 2001 and 2002. While at Wesleyan, Dallas has coached six NAIA All-Americans, nearly 200 All-KCAC players in 14 seasons. Dallas also stresses excellence in the classroom, coaching nearly 30 NAIA Scholar Athletes over that same timespan.

“I am excited about the opportunity to serve Kansas Wesleyan in this capacity,” Dallas said. “Kansas Wesleyan has great group of coaches in place and I think that will help make the transition easier for us all. I am looking forward to working with them and providing leadership within department.”

Before Wesleyan, Dallas served as head football coach at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kan., where he led the Braves to a 38-39-1 record in eight seasons. Dallas’ overall record as a football coach, the longest continuously tenured coach in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC), is 117-100-1.

Dallas earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Missouri Western State University, where he played and then served as a graduate assistant for two years before serving as an assistant at Truman State University in 1985. After taking a year off from the collegiate ranks to coach at Rolla (Mo.) High School, Dallas returned to college coaching, serving as defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Graceland University (Iowa) for two years before taking the head coaching position at Ottawa University.

Dallas has been active within the American Football Coaches’ Association, serving on the AFCA-NAIA board and has served as president of the AFCA-NAIA. He has also served as a rater for the NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Poll as well as other responsibilities at the national level.

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORDAVID TOELLE

David Toelle has been Sports Information Director at Kansas Wesleyan since 2001. A native of Reading, Kan., Toelle came to Kansas Wesleyan in the fall of 1996 after graduating from Northern Heights High School in Allen, Kan.

Toelle earned his fi rst degree from Kansas Wesleyan, a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems in December, 2001, but realizing that a career in athletics was where he felt most comfortable, he turned his attention to earning a second degree from KWU, this time a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sports Management, completed in the spring of 2008, and continues to work towards completion of a Master of Business Administration with Sport Management emphasis degree.

Now in his eleventh year as sports information director his duties as encompass a wide spectrum by working closely with the local media in coverage of KWU athletic events. He ensures that results are accurately reported and historical records are maintained, management of the athletics website which Toelle helped develop and launch in 2010, produces media guides, game day programs as well as recording statistics at games, public address announcing at games, production of award posters and presentations, writing press releases, taking photos and several other tasks too numerous to mention.

In addition to his work with the university, Toelle utilizes his skills to provide services for community. Since 2002, he has served on the Salina Bicentennial Center and the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce’s Basketball Task Force as the head statistician and statistical staff coordinator for the basketball tournaments held in March at the Bicentennial Center.

Toelle has also served as conference statistician for the KCAC since 2005 and has served as tournament statistician for the conference in soccer, basketball, baseball and softball.

Toelle resides in Salina with his wife Jennifer and children Trae and Tenille.

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ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTORSARAH LONG

Sarah Long has been the Associate Athletic Director at Kansas Wesleyan University since August of 2011.

Long joins the Kansas Wesleyan Athletic Department after most recently serving

as a brand manager for Lamplight Farms in Menomonee Falls, Wisc. She worked exclusively with the

development and marketing of the TIKI brand.

Before Lamplight Farms, she was a marketing specialist for SPI Lighting in Mequon, Wisc. Before SPI Lighting, she served in various capacities for LoAnn’s Marketing, Inc., in Wauwatosa, Wisc.

Long has also served as head varsity girl’s volleyball coach at Wauwatosa West HS for two seasons after previously serving as freshman coach at WWHS. She was also head coach for the Milwaukee Rally Club Volleyball team for one season. While at WWHS, she led them to consecutive conference and regional championships and was responsible for coaching six all-conference, four all-region, one second team all-stater and a conference MVP.

Prior to moving to the Milwaukee area, Long was the junior varsity head coach and assistant varsity coach for Trinity High School in Dickinson, N.D. for two seasons during which time the team earned district and regional championships and had a fi fth place fi nish at the state championships. She also assisted with the Trinity HS track team where she was varsity jumps and relay coach in 2006 and was the junior high track coach in 2005.

Long played four seasons of volleyball and basketball at Dickinson State (N.D.) and one season of track and fi eld, where she participated in fi ve national tournaments and was a seven-time NAIA Scholar Athlete. Long holds dual Bachelor Degrees from Dickinson State in Business Management - Marketing and Computer Science.

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PATTY COLAHAN

Patty Colahan begins her third year as Administrative Assistant for the KWU Athletic Department.

Colahan previously served as Campus Visit Coordinator for the KWU Admissions Department before moving over to Athletics.

She is a native of Salina, and a graduate of Salina South High School, but has also lived in eight other states.

Patty and her husband, Dan, live in Salina. Patty has one son, KC, and a stepdaughter, Hollie and a stepson, Patrick.

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FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE TOR WYNN

Tor Wynn has taught Sociology at Kansas Wesleyan University since 2005, and the 2010-11 academic year is his fi rst as Faculty Athletic Representative.

Dr. Wynn earned his B.A. at Oakland University in Michigan, and earned both his M.A. and PhD in Sociology from the University of Iowa.

Before coming to KWU, Dr. Wynn taught at the University of Iowa, Coe College, and Wichita State University.

Dr. Wynn lives in Wichita with his wife, Maryann and their three children.

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ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER ERIC GILLBERG

Eric Gillberg is in his fi fth year as an Athletic Trainer at Kansas Wesleyan University and his fi rst as Head Athletic Trainer for the Coyotes.

Gillberg came to KWU after spending two years as Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at Bethel College in North Newton.

Gillberg completed his undergraduate degree in Athletic Training and Movement Science from Texas Christian University in 2004. He then completed his Master of Education degree in Sports Administration at Wichita State University in 2006.

Gillberg, a Salina native, is a 2000 graduate of Salina Central High School. He, his wife Regina, daughter, Raeann, and son, Evan, reside in Salina.

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER KATIE PIERCE

2009 marked the fi rst season for Katie Pierce as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Kansas Wesleyan University.

Pierce came to KWU after completing her Master of Science degree in Athletic Training from East Stroudsburg University (Pa.) in 2009. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in Athletic Training from the University of Kansas in 2008.

While at KU as a student trainer, Pierce worked with several diff erent athletic programs for the Jayhawks, as well as working at Lawrence High School. While at East Stroudsburg, she assisted with athletic training duties at Warren Hills Regional Middle and High Schools in Washington, N.J., and at Phillipsburg High School in Phillipsburg, N.J.

She also volunteered her time for several events, including the Special Olympics and the Pennsylvania Flag Football Tournament in East Stroudsburg in 2008; and the Northern PA Athletic Training 5K Run in Scranton, Pa., in 2009.

Pierce is a native of Olathe, Kan., where she graduated from Olathe South High School in 2004, and is the daughter of Terry and Jean Pierce.

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER KATIE CUMMINGS

Katie Cummings became an assistant athletic trainer at Kansas Wesleyan in the summer of 2011.

The native of Minneapolis, Kan., is no stranger to Kansas Wesleyan athletics as she spent two years as a student athletic trainer for the Coyotes from 2008 to 2010. She spent two years before that at Cloud County CC in Concordia after graduating from Minneapolis High School in 2006.

Before coming to Kansas Wesleyan, Katie served as the assistant athletic trainer at Bethany College during the spring of 2011.

She is the daughter of Jay and Debbie Cummings of Minneapolis.

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Dave AlmeidaCheer / Dance

Dave DallasFootball/Athletic Director

Patty ColahanAdmin Asst to AD

Mark CarvalhoBaseball

Brent BaileyCross Country / Track

Fred AubuchonVolleyball

Rob OzgaGolf

Brent MooneyTennis

Daryl HoeltingSoftball

Eric GillbergHead Athletic Trainer

Mike DibbiniSoccer

Katie PierceAthletic Trainer

Davd ToelleSports Information

Gordon ReimerWomen’s Basketball

Tor WynnFaculty Athletic Rep.

ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFFVP of Athletics & Admissions, and General Counsel ................... Buck Tanner ....................1293 [email protected] Director ....................................................................................... Dave Dallas ....................3172 [email protected] Athletic Director................................................................... Sarah Long ......................3105 ....................... [email protected] Assistant ...................................................................... Patty Colahan .................3100 ......................... [email protected] Information Director ............................................................... David Toelle ....................3146 [email protected] Athletic Representative ......................................................... Tor Wynn ..........................2124 ............................... [email protected] Athletic Trainer .............................................................................. Eric Gillberg.....................3193 .................... [email protected] Trainer ......................................................................................... Katie Pierce ....................3192 [email protected] Trainer ......................................................................................... Katie Cummings ............3192 ............ [email protected]

HEAD COACH DIRECTORYBaseball ...................................................................................................... Mark Carvalho ...............3124 [email protected]’s Basketball ....................................................................................... Chris Fear .........................3134 .......................... [email protected]’s Basketball ................................................................................ Gordon Reimer ..............3120 ............................ [email protected] and Dance .................................................................................... David Almeida ...............3230 [email protected] Country / Track ............................................................................. Brent Bailey .....................1166 .................... [email protected] ....................................................................................................... Dave Dallas .....................3172 [email protected] ............................................................................................................... Rob Ozga .........................2134 ............................ [email protected]’s and Women’s Soccer .................................................................. Mike Dibbini ...................2111 [email protected] ........................................................................................................ Daryl Hoelting ................3148 [email protected]’s and Women’s Tennis ................................................................... Brent Mooney ................3130 [email protected] .................................................................................................... Fred Aubuchon ..............3122 [email protected]

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY 785.827.5541 plus ext. below www.kwucoyotes.com

Chris FearMen’s Basketball

Buck TannerVP of Admissions & Athletics,

and General Counsel

Katie CummingsAthletic Trainer

KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC STAFF (HEAD COACHES AND ADMINISTRATION)

Sarah LongAssociate Athletic Director

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ATHLETIC FACILITIESThe KWU STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER opened in Fall 2008, giving Kansas Wesleyan one of the fi nest small college athletic facilities in the state. It features Mabee Arena, which seats nearly 1,500, the Hauptli Student Center, with concession stands and gathering areas, new coaches offi ces, new athletic training rooms, the Everett Morgan Strength Training Center which features new fi tness center and weight room facilities, revamped locker room space, new classrooms and several other amenities. The goal of the SAC is to bring several student services that are spread out around campus into one centralized location, giving the campus a stronger sense of community within itself.

The fi tness center features all-new equipment from Life Fitness, including circuit training stations, exercise bikes and treadmills. People working out in the fi tness center are able to watch their favorite shows while working out on the fl at-panel televisions that are spread around the room. The weight room features all new equipment designed specifi cally for student-athlete use from Hammer Strength.



MUIR GYMNASIUM was the former home of Kansas Wesleyan Basketball and Volleyball. Opened in 1981, Muir was the last new facility to be constructed on the KWU Campus prior to the construction of the new Student Activities Center. Muir Gym features a capacity of nearly 800 and provided a high quality small college atmosphere for all athletic contests. Muir Gym is still being used as a practice gym and host to community events.

GENE BISSELL FIELD AT MARTIN STADIUM will be the site of all JV Football games in 2010. Sacred Heart High School also plays its football games at Martin Stadium. The stadium complex, built in the early 1940s as a Public Works project, is the oldest athletic facility in use by the Coyotes today. Over the years, Martin Stadium has been the site of many classic Kansas Wesleyan football games, and it hosted the 2000 American Family Insurance Charity Bowl between the Coyotes and arch-rival Bethany College. The fi eld at Martin Stadium is named Bissell Field in honor of Gene Bissell. “Mr. Wesleyan” coached Coyote football for 26 years and served the athletic department in various capacities, including athletic director until his retirement in the early 1980s. Bissell is KWU’s all-time wins leader in football with 116 career victories.

The BRADLEY TENNIS COURTS are located just to the north of the Martin Stadium Fieldhouse on the corner of Osborne and Clafl in Avenues.

DEAN EVANS STADIUM is Salina’s premier baseball facility and is the home fi eld for Kansas Wesleyan Baseball. Dean Evans features a covered stadium with seating for 800 and adjacent practice fi elds.

SALINA STADIUM is the home for Kansas Wesleyan Football and Soccer matches this year. The stadium seats nearly 7,000 and is complete with synthetic turf that was installed in 2005, a new scoreboard in 2007, an accommodating press box, adjacent parking, locker facilities, and more.

BILL BURKE PARK SOFTBALL COMPLEX is home to Kansas Wesleyan Softball. The park features fi ve soccer fi elds and seven lighted fi elds. The park also features walking/biking trails, fi shing and picnic areas.

ATHLETIC FACILITIES



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Salina…a blend of ‘big city’ amenities and relaxed ‘small city’ charm. Located in America’s heartland at the crossroads of I-70 and I-135, Salina is right in the center of it all.

Whether you are planning a business trip, are attending a conference, need some ‘down time’ with your sweetheart, a fun girlfriend getaway, or quality family time, Salina is the place to stop! Select comfortable accommodations from a wide array of hotels, motels, inns and campgrounds, all specializing in the warmest welcomes you’ll fi nd away from home.

More than 25 lodging facilities provide nearly 2,000 room accommodations, and our diverse meeting facilities can seat from 10 to 7,000. Salina is home to excellent cuisine served by 80+ dining establishments. Unique attractions include a world-class zoo and wildlife museum, vineyard and winery, art galleries, historical museums, theatres, recreation and fun centers.

Your taste buds will approve too! Salina has something for every palette, from favorite national brands to unique hometown traditions like the Cozy Inn burgers by the sack. Start summer off with a splash at the newest outdoor aquatics park in Kansas…Salina’s Kenwood Cove! Don’t miss the fi ne art, crafts, food and fun at THE arts celebration of the Midwest, the Smoky Hill River Festival, held every June. Spend a ‘kool’ weekend checkin’ out hundreds of hotrods at the KKOA Leadsled Spectacular car show in July at Oakdale Park.

From theatre productions to concerts and movies, entertainment abounds at Salina Bicentennial Center, Salina Community Theatre and the historic Stiefel Theatre. Discover rich Kansas heritage at our Yesteryear Museum and the nationally accredited Smoky Hill Museum. Feed your cultural senses through fi lms and exhibitions presented by Salina Art Center. Relax and enjoy a taste on the veranda of Smoky Hill Vineyards and Winery. Enjoy THE family experience all year long at Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure Zoo and Museum!

Shopping opportunities are abundant at specialty shops, centers and an indoor mall. Whether you are familiar with Salina, or are fi rst discovering our community, you’ll be impressed with this city’s service, facilities and especially the people. On behalf of the nearly 50,000 people that call this community home, you’re invited to visit Salina!

Overall, Salina is currently home to more than 16 baseball and softball fi elds, 12 soccer fi elds, three 18-hole golf courses and two 9-hole golf courses, an outdoor aquatics center, three spray parks, three football facilities, two track and fi eld sites, numerous tennis courts, fi shing lake, playgrounds, skateboard area, roller skate center, bowling center, picnic areas and shelters, and more than 700 acres in the parks system. In 2008, Kansas Wesleyan University completed a 1500 seat gymnasium arena and activity center, and K-State at Salina opened a 32,000 square foot Student Life Center complete with gymnasium, indoor track.

Sporting events held in Salina include the NJCAA Women’s National Basketball Championship, Kansas Grand Slam Invitational Baseball Tournament, State High School Championships for Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Football, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, and Wrestling; Salina Soccer Club Academies, ASA Youth Fast-Pitch and Adult Slow Pitch Tournaments, Triple Crown Sports Youth Baseball, Hap Dumont Youth Baseball, Sports Car Club of America races, gymnastics competitions, and more.

For lots of ideas…click www.VisitSalina.org.



The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference, commonly called “The Kansas Conference,” is a prominent intercollegiate athletics conference comprised of ten outstanding independent or private institutions of higher education in the state.

The origins of the KCAC are traced to February 15, 1890, when the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Association became the result of the fi rst successful attempt at organization among Kansas colleges, “to promote and regulate amateur intercollegiate athletics.” At that time the association or conference included not only private universities and colleges but also Kansas Agriculture College (now KSU), Kansas University, and Washburn University. Football seems to have been the major sponsored sport, and Baker University won the championship for the fi rst three or four years.

In about 1902 this early association became allied with the Kansas College Athletic Conference, a group which was the fi rst to adopt a defi nite set of rules and regulations. It also promoted an annual track and fi eld meet which has continued yearly since, except for World War years. Basketball has been sponsored since 1904. Football was revived in 1907. Tennis began as early as 1912. Golf was added in 1923. By this time the name of the conference had been altered to the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference; it had grown to 17 college members and two allied members: Baker, Bethany, Bethel, College of Emporia, Fairmount (now WSU), Friends, Kansas Wesleyan, KSTC of Emporia (now ESU), KSTC of Hays (now FHSU), KSTC of Pittsburg (now PSU), McPherson, Ottawa, St.Benedict’s (now Benedictine), St.Mary’s, Sterling (formerly Cooper), Southwestern, and Washburn, and with St.John’s and Kansas City University (Kansas) as allied members. Kansas University and Kansas Aggies had dropped out earlier to join other conferences. In 1923 the College of Emporia, KSTC of Emporia, KSTC of Hays, KSTC of Pittsburg, Wichita (formerly Fairmount), Southwestern, and Washburn withdrew to form the Central Conference.

The present legal entity comes from a reorganization of the conference when the predecessor Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference formally disbanded on December 1, 1928, and a new conference was formed which again was called the Kansas College Athletic Conference. The members were Baker, Bethany, Kansas Wesleyan, McPherson, Ottawa, and St.Mary’s colleges. At that time sportswriters quickly gave the KCAC league a nickname: the “Little Six,” in contrast to the Big Six (which became Big Eight, now Big 12) which also was organized in 1928. St.Mary’s College was discontinued in 1931. The College of Emporia returned to the fold in 1933, and Bethel was readmitted in 1939. Friends, a former member of the KIAC, was admitted in 1953. Sterling and Southwestern were approved for membership in 1958. In 1968 Tabor College and St. Mary of the Plains College were admitted to make twelve members in the conference, and the conference was organized into Southern and Northern divisions until 1970 — when Baker, College of Emporia, and Ottawa withdrew to join two separate Missouri-based conferences. In the mid-1970s the formal name was changed again to Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. In 1975 women’s intercollegiate athletics were incorporated into programs of the KCAC. Ottawa was readmitted in 1981, bringing the conference membership to 10. In 1992 St.Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City left the conference and eventually closed. In 1999, Saint Mary College (now University of Saint Mary) joined to return the KCAC membership to ten institutions.

The “Kansas Conference” (KCAC) continues to be an all-Kansas conference. The KCAC is an affi liated conference of the National Association of intercollegiate Athletics with headquarters in Kansas City, Mo.. Today the KCAC sponsors conference intercollegiate athletics in football, volleyball, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s indoor track and fi eld, women’s indoor track and fi eld, men’s outdoor track and fi eld, women’s outdoor track and fi eld, baseball, softball, golf, women’s tennis, men’s tennis.

The KCAC is a widely respected conference which governs intercollegiate athletics in cooperation with the NAIA.

THE KANSAS COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (KCAC)

2010-11 KCAC SPORTS CHAMPIONSEach year, the Kansas Conference names 24 conference champions. Here are the conference champions for 2010-11Men’s Soccer Season .........................................................Kansas WesleyanMen’s Soccer Tournament ..............................................Kansas WesleyanWomen’s Soccer Season .....................................................................OttawaWomen’s Soccer Tournament .......................................Kansas WesleyanVolleyball Season .................................................................................. FriendsVolleyball Tournament ....................................................................... FriendsFootball .............................................................................................. McPhersonWomen’s Cross Country ..................................................Kansas WesleyanMen’s Cross Country ...............................................................SouthwesternMen’s Basketball Season .................................................................. SterlingMen’s Basketball Tournament ........................................................ SterlingWomen’s Basketball Season ........................Sterling/Kansas WesleyanWomen’s Basketball Tournament ...............................Kansas WesleyanBaseball Season ..................................................................Kansas WesleyanBaseball Tournament .......................................................Kansas WesleyanSoftball Season ....................................................................Ottawa/BethanySoftball Tournament ...........................................................................OttawaMen’s Track and Field .............................................................SouthwesternWomen’s Track and Field ................................................................... FriendsMen’s Golf ....................................................................................SouthwesternMen’s Tennis Season .......................................................................... BethanyMen’s Tennis Tournament ............................................................... BethanyWomen’s Tennis Season ......................................................................BethelWomen’s Tennis Tournament.............................................................Bethel

Bethany Swedes

Lindsborg

McPherson Bulldogs

McPherson

Sterling Warriors

Sterling

Friends Falcons

Wichita

Southwestern

Moundbuilders

Winfi eld

Ottawa Braves

Ottawa

Bethel Threshers

North Newton

Tabor Bluejays

Hillsboro

Saint Mary Spires

Leavenworth

Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes

Salina



THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (NAIA)The purpose of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is to promote the education and development of students through intercollegiate athletic participation. Member institutions, although varied and diverse, share a common commitment to high standards and to the principle that participation in athletics serves as an integral part of the total educational process.

The NAIA embraces the concept of the student and recognizes the importance of the individuality of each member institution, the value of the conferences and Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I.) structure, and the benefi ts of membership in a national association.

The NAIA supports gender equity. Gender equity is an atmosphere and reality where fair distribution of overall athletic opportunity and resources, proportionate to enrollment, are available to women and men, and where no student-athlete, coach or athletics administrator is discriminated against in any way in the athletics program. That is to say, an athletics program is gender-equitable when the men’s sports program would be pleased to accept as its own the overall participation opportunities and resources currently allocated to the women’s sports program and vice versa.

The NAIA has 50,000 student-athletes participating at nearly 300 member colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. Divided into 25 conferences and the Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I.), the NAIA off ers 23 championships in 13 sports.

Since 1937, the NAIA has continued a long tradition of pushing the envelope and making a positive diff erence in the lives of students, coaches and parents. The Champions of Character program is the latest cutting-edge addition to the NAIA’s proud history of innovation.

Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an environment in which every student-athlete, coach, offi cial and spectator are committed to the true spirit of competition through the fi ve core values: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship.

NAIA AT A GLANCE • Nearly 300 member colleges

and universities

• 23 national championships

• 650,000 students

• First to include black colleges and students in championships

• First to include women in national championships

• First to develop system-wide character initiative with substantive programming

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NAIA

1937 | Dr. James Naismith and local leaders form National College Basketball Tournament staged at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Mo.

1938 | Basketball tournament expands to 32 teams

1940 | National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB) formed; fi rst convention held

1948 | John Wooden’s Indiana State team brings fi rst African-American student-athlete to the NAIB tournament

1952 | NAIB adopts new moniker – National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) - and introduces men’s championships in golf, tennis and outdoor track and fi eld

1953 | NAIA becomes fi rst collegiate association to invite historically black institutions into membership

1957 | Tennessee State becomes the fi rst historically black institution to win a collegiate basketball national championship

1980 | NAIA becomes fi rst collegiate athletics association to sponsor both men’s and women’s championships by adding women’s basketball, cross country, gymnastics, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track and fi eld, softball, swimming and diving, tennis and volleyball championships

1986 | NAIA Council of Presidents moves from advisory to governance role

1988 | Strict academic eligibility standards for all participating student-athletes adopted

2000 | NAIA introduces Champions of Character initiative along with its new brand emphasizing character development among NAIA student-athletes

2001 | NAIA headquarters returns to metro Kansas City in partnership with the City of Olathe, Kan.

2007 | NAIA opens new headquarters in downtown Kansas City, Mo.



BOB DAVIDSONSPORTS EDITOR, SALINA JOURNAL

Bob Davidson has been the Sports editor at the Salina Journal for the past 13 years. Before coming to the Journal, he was sports editor at the Hutchinson News for seven years. He also has worked for newspapers in Leavenworth, Hays, Kansas City, Vicksburg, Miss., and Clarksville, Tenn. Bob was born and raised in Parsons, Kan. He graduated from Wichita State in 1978.

MEET THE MEDIA COVERING COYOTE ATHLETICS

MIKE HAMMETTSPORTS DIRECTOR, SALINA MEDIA GROUP

Mike Hammett has been the sports director at Salina Media Group since the summer of 2011. 2011 will be his fi rst year of broadcasting Kansas Wesleyan Athletics for SMG.

Mike most recently worked for Eagle Radio of Hays for three years from 2008-2011, where he was the radio voice of Thomas More Prep-Marian High School, the Hays Larks summer college baseball team, and was the sideline reporter for Fort Hays State University football broadcasts.

He also was the recipient of the 2011 Oscar Stauff er Sportscaster Award, presented by the Kansas State High School Activities Association and the Kansas Association of Broadcasters for outstanding coverage of high school athletics.

A Marysville, Kan. native, Hammett graduated from Marysville High School in 2004, and is a 2008 graduate of Fort Hays State University.



2011-12 KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION AND MEDIA POLICIES

SPORTS INFORMATION

Kansas Wesleyan UniversityDavid ToelleSports Information Director100 East Clafl in, Campus Box 55Salina, KS 67401-6196Offi ce: 785.827.5541 ext. 3146FAX: 785.827.0927Cell Phone: 785.643.0913Email: [email protected]: www.kwucoyotes.com

Kansas Collegiate Athletic ConferenceScott Crawford, Commissioner3460 N. Ridge Road, Suite 50Wichita, KS 67205Phone: 316.425.3460Email: [email protected]: www.kcacsports.com

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)Chad Waller1200 Grand Blvd.Kansas City, MO 64106Phone: 816.595.8000FAX: 816.595.8200Email: [email protected]: www.naia.org

Thank you for your interest in Kansas Wesleyan Athletics. The KWU Sports Information offi ce has provided this information to assist in enjoying Kansas Wesleyan University Athletics.

Please feel free to contact any member of the staff with questions, requests or concerns. We look forward to working with you throughout the year.

There is limited working space in the press box at Salina Stadium and on press row at Mabee Arena. Media who plan on covering Kansas Wesleyan University Athletics should contact the KWU Sports Information offi ce in advance to reserve a spot. The Sports Information offi ce will make every eff ort to accommodate all media. The Sports Information offi ce can be reached at 785.827.5541, ext. 3146, or by email at [email protected]. Priority will be given to professional, primary media covering Kansas Wesleyan and the current game opponent, and any national or regional media outlets in the following order: 1. Professional and/or primary media covering Kansas Wesleyan; 2. Professional and/or primary media covering current game opponent; 3. National or regional professional media covering the game; 4. Professional media covering the game not affi liated with KWU or the opponent; 5. Student run media outlets, such as student radio stations or newspapers – unless they are serving as the offi cial primary coverage for KWU or the current game opponent.

Visiting radio broadcast teams should notify the Sports Information offi ce as far in advance of the game as possible so that space can be reserved for them in the press box or on press row. This includes school-run radio stations, as well as professional radio crews. Priority for available space is listed above and in the Media Credential Policy on the following page. For football games, visiting radio and media can set up directly to the right of the sound system control box in the press box at Salina Stadium. For contests in Mabee Arena, visiting radio and media will have space available on the west end of press row near the visitor bench.

Please feel free to contact the Sports Information offi ce if additional information is requested.

GAME DAY INFORMATION FOR MEDIA

MEDIA & PHOTO CREDENTIALSMedia Credentials for KWU home contests are issued for working media only and must be requested through the sports information offi ce, preferably in advance. Credentials for media regularly covering the Coyotes will be issued at the beginning of the season. Other credential requests will be handled on a game-by-game basis and a formal request must be issued to the KWU Sports Information offi ce. Kansas Wesleyan reserves the right to decline any credential request. Photographers are required to abide by the guidelines set forth by the NCAA and NAIA on shooting limitations from the sidelines. Those not complying with the guidelines may be removed. The Sports Information offi ce should receive all credential requests no later than fi ve days prior to the game. All requests should be emailed to the SID Offi ce. Media passes may be picked up at the entrance gate along the west side of the stadium. All credentials are non-transferable and are issued based on the Kansas Wesleyan Athletics Credential Policy.

MEDIA SERVICESAny request for information must be made no later than one hour before the start of the game and will be available 30 minutes prior to the start. Media requests for information received later than those specifi ed times may not receive the requested information before the start of the game. Packets including statistics, pregame notes and programs will be available for media on Press Row prior to the game. A fi nal post-game statistical report will be available shortly following the completion of the game. Final statistics will be e-mailed via KWU’s broadcast system following the conclusion of the game. If you wish to be included on this e-mail distribution, please contact the KWU Sports Information offi ce. In-game questions or concerns can be addressed on press row by Sports Information Director David Toelle.

TELEPHONES AND INTERNETThere are available phone lines and internet jacks available at Mabee Arena and Salina Stadium. Media members will need to bring up to 50-feet of line in order to connect to either phone or internet jacks. There are a limited number of connections. Phone line priority will be given to primary professional radio outlets. Media inquiring about phone lines and Internet should contact the KWU Sports Information offi ce.

PLAYER AND COACH INTERVIEWSPre-game interviews with KWU players and coaches MUST BE coordinated through the KWU Sports Information offi ce. If media members wish to have a weekly interview with a coach, and players, the Sports Information offi ce must be contacted in advance, so that the SID knows the interviews are taking place.

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COACH AVAILABILITYHead coaches and other assistant coaches are available for interviews. Please contact SID David Toelle to schedule an interview with a member of the coaching staff . The SID staff will then arrange contact details with the requesting media outlet and the coaching staff .

PLAYER AVAILABILITYAll player interviews MUST be arranged through the SID offi ce. To arrange an interview, please call David Toelle at least one day in advance. Players will not be available for game-day interviews until post-game.

LIVE STATS WEBCASTSAgain this season, Kansas Wesleyan will provide live stats webcasts for all homes and select road games. Go to www.kwucoyotes.com and click on the LIVE STATS link on the right side of the page for links.

LISTEN TO THE COYOTES ON AIR AND ONLINESalina Media Group will be the voice of Coyote Athletics again this season. Broadcasts will be on Classic Hits 104.9 (KSAL-FM) and will also be broadcast online through the Salina Media Group website: www.ksallink.com.

OFFICIAL RELEASES FROM KWU SPORTS INFORMATIONOffi cial media releases will be sent out from the KWU Sports Information Offi ce to all media on an email broadcast list. If you have already been receiving releases from the KWU Sports Information Offi ce, then you are included on the list. If you have not, and wish to be included, please contact the KWU Sports Information Offi ce. All releases will also be posted on the offi cial website of Kansas Wesleyan University Athletics -- www.kwucoyotes.com

‘K-DUB’ AND “COY-OTES”In editorial references to Kansas Wesleyan University Athletics, it has recently become acceptable to use “K-DUB” to reference Coyote athletic teams. Print outlets wishing to use “K-DUB” are asked to use “K-DUB”, not “K-Dub”, “KDub”, “Kdub”, “KDUB”, or any other variation of “K-DUB”. Other acceptable references to Coyote Athletics include: “KWU”, “Wesleyan”, “KW” and “Kansas Wesleyan”. Broadcast outlets are also asked to refer to KWU as “Coy-otes”, not “Coy-o-tes”.

KWU ATHLETICS LOGO POLICY The offi cial Kansas Wesleyan University Athletics logo is the “Power ‘Yote” (shown to the left). It is the identifying symbol for all Coyote athletic teams. Media wishing to obtain an electronic copy of the logo must contact the Sports Information Offi ce to make arrangements for use of the logo.

RADIO / BROADCAST MEDIASalina Media GroupMike Hammett, Sports DirectorPhone: 785.823.1111FAX: 785.823.2034Email: [email protected]

Website: www.ksallink.com

Rocking M RadioJames Westling, Operations ManagerPhone: 785.827.2100FAX: 785.827.3503Email: [email protected]: www.rockingmradio.com

KSNW-TV Channel 3Sports DepartmentJamison Coyle, Sports DirectorPhone: 316.292.1111FAX: 316.292.1195Email: [email protected] or [email protected]: www.ksn.com

KAKE-TV Channel 10Sports DepartmentPhone: 316.943.4221FAX: 316.943.5374Email: [email protected]: www.kake.com

KWCH-TV, Channel 12Sports DepartmentBruce Haertl, Sports DirectorFAX: 316.831.6180Email: [email protected]: www.kwch.com

PRINT MEDIA

Salina JournalBob Davidson, Sports EditorPhone: 785.822.1404FAX: 785.827.6060Email: [email protected]: www.salina.com

Wichita EagleKirk Seminoff , Sports EditorPhone: 316.268.6278FAX: 316.268.6536Email: kseminoff @wichitaeagle.comWebsite: www.kansas.com

Associated PressKansas City BureauFAX: 816.421.3590Website: www.ap.org

Victory Sports NetworkJason Dannelly2711 West FirstGrand Island, NE 68803Email: [email protected]: www.victorysportsnetwork.com

2011-12 KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION AND MEDIA POLICIES

KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MEDIA CREDENTIAL POLICY

Credentials and working space for media members are issued at the sole and exclusive discretion of the Kansas Wesleyan Sports Information Offi ce, based on the following priorities and guidelines:

1. Media outlets identifi ed as offi cial broadcast and print media partners of Kansas Wesleyan University2. Other newspapers regularly covering Kansas Wesleyan, the current game opponent or another KCAC school. Wire services, regional and national publications are also aff orded this priority.3. Other media outlets who wish to produce reports on the game. Other radio stations conducting a regular sports show receive consideration for credentials.4. Offi cial Kansas Wesleyan student publications or student electronic media outlets covering the game.5. Offi cially recognized student publications and electronic media outlets covering the current game opponent

With the exception of media covering Kansas Wesleyan daily, all passes are issued on a game-by-game basis with consideration of available working space. Passes are non-transferable and are subject to immediate revocation if transferred to non-working media members.

Credentials are issued to web sites that are affi liated with web sites for national or regional news media organizations, e.g. USA Today Online, ESPN.com, SI.com, CBSportsLine.com, etc., for institutions that are conference members and non-conference opponents, and for the KCAC.

Kansas Wesleyan University reserves the right to deny media credentials to any individual who is not affi liated with a recognized news-gathering organization.



FALL 2011 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE (Schedule subject to change, check www.kwucoyotes.com for the most recent updates)Date Sport Opponent Location TimeAug. 26 JV Men’s Soccer at Barton County CC Great Bend, Kan. 4:00 PMAug. 27 JV Men’s Soccer vs Otero JC Great Bend, Kan. 4:00 PMSept. 1 Volleyball at Hope International Fullerton, Calif. 2:00 PMSept. 2 Volleyball at Concordia (Calif.) Tournament Irvine, Calif. TBASept. 3 Women’s Soccer at Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, S.D. 3:00 PM Men’s Soccer at Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, S.D. 5:00 PM Football at Southern Nazarene Bethany, Okla. 6:00 PM Volleyball at Concordia (Calif.) Tournament Irvine, Calif. TBA Cross Country at Baker Maple Leaf Invitational Baldwin City, Kan. TBASept. 6 WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. CONCORDIA (NEB.) SALINA 6:00 PM MEN’S SOCCER vs. CONCORDIA (NEB.) SALINA 8:00 PMSept. 7 JV VOLLEYBALL vs. STERLING * SALINA 5:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. STERLING * SALINA 7:00 PMSept. 9 Volleyball at Avila (Mo.) Tournament Kansas City, Mo. TBASept. 10 Football at Ottawa * Ottawa, Kan. 6:00 PM

WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. MORNINGSIDE SALINA 6:00 PM MEN’S SOCCER vs. MORNINGSIDE SALINA 8:00 PM Volleyball at Avila (Mo.) Tournament Kansas City, Mo. TBASept. 11 JV VOLLEYBALL KWU TOURNAMENT SALINA TBASept. 12 JV Men’s Soccer at Southwestern Winfi eld, Kan. 6:00 PMSept. 13 JV Volleyball at McPherson * McPherson, Kan. 5:30 PM Men’s Soccer at Hastings Hastings, Neb. 6:00 PM Volleyball at McPherson * McPherson, Kan. 7:00 PMSept. 16 Women’s Soccer at Westminster (Utah) Salt Lake City, Utah 11:00 AM Men’s Soccer at Westminster (Utah) Salt Lake City, Utah 2:00 PMSept. 17 Women’s Soccer vs. College of Idaho Salt Lake City, Utah 11:00 AM Men’s Soccer vs. Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) Salt Lake City, Utah 2:00 PM

VOLLEYBALL vs. OTTAWA * SALINA 2:00 PM FOOTBALL vs. STERLING * SALINA 6:00 PM Cross Country at Nebraska Woody Greeno Open Lincoln, Neb. TBASept. 19 JV VOLLEYBALL vs. SOUTHWESTERN * SALINA 5:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. SOUTHWESTERN * SALINA 7:00 PMSept. 21 Women’s Soccer at Mid-America Nazarene Olathe, Kan. 3:00 PM Men’s Soccer at Mid-America Nazarene Olathe, Kan. 5:00 PM JV VOLLEYBALL vs. FRIENDS * SALINA 5:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. FRIENDS * SALINA 7:00 PMSept. 23 Women’s Soccer at Oklahoma Baptist Shawnee, Okla. 3:00 PM Volleyball at St. Ambrose (Iowa) Tournament Davenport, Iowa TBASept. 24 FOOTBALL vs. BETHANY * SALINA 6:00 PM Volleyball at St. Ambrose (Iowa) Tournament Davenport, Iowa TBASept. 26 JV Men’s Soccer at Central Christian (Kan.) McPherson, Kan. 4:00 PMSept. 27 JV Volleyball at Tabor * Hillsboro, Kan. 5:30 PM Volleyball at Tabor * Hillsboro, Kan. 7:00 PMSept. 28 Women’s Soccer at Benedictine Atchison, Kan. 7:00 PMSept. 29 JV Volleyball at Bethany * Lindsborg, Kan. 5:30 PM Volleyball at Bethany * Lindsborg, Kan. 7:00 PMSept 30 JV Men’s Soccer at Hastings Hastings, Neb. 6:00 PMOct. 1 JV VOLLEYBALL vs. BETHEL * SALINA 12:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. BETHEL * SALINA 2:00 PM WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. BETHANY * SALINA 6:00 PM Football at Friends * Wichita, Kan. 7:00 PM

MEN’S SOCCER vs. BETHANY * SALINA 8:00 PM Cross Country at Oklahoma State Cowboy Jamboree Stillwater, Okla. TBA



FALL 2011 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE (Schedule subject to change, check www.kwucoyotes.com for the most recent updates)Oct. 3 JV VOLLEYBALL vs. CLOUD COUNTY CC SALINA 6:30 PMOct. 5 Women’s Soccer at Bethel * North Newton, Kan. 5:00 PM Men’s Soccer at Bethel * North Newton, Kan. 7:00 PMOct. 7 Volleyball at Saint Mary * Leavenworth 7:00 PMOct. 8 Volleyball at Ottawa * Ottawa, Kan. 1:00 PM

FOOTBALL vs. TABOR * SALINA 1:30 PM WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. STERLING * SALINA 6:00 PM MEN’S SOCCER vs. STERLING * SALINA 8:00 PM Cross Country at Fort Hays State Tiger Invitational Hays, Kan. TBAOct. 10 Women’s Soccer at Park Parkville, Mo. 1:00 PM Men’s Soccer at Park Parkville, Mo. 3:00 PMOct. 12 WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. FRIENDS * SALINA ^ 1:00 PM MEN’S SOCCER vs. FRIENDS * SALINA ^ 3:00 PM JV VOLLEYBALL vs. McPHERSON * SALINA 5:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. McPHERSON * SALINA 7:00 PMOct. 13 JV MEN’S SOCCER vs. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN (KAN.) SALINA ^ 4:00 PMOct. 14 JV Volleyball at Sterling * Sterling, Kan. 5:30 PM Volleyball at Sterling * Sterling, Kan. 7:00 PMOct. 15 Football at Lindenwood St. Charles, Mo. 1:30 PM Women’s Soccer at Saint Mary * Leavenworth 2:00 PM Men’s Soccer at Saint Mary * Leavenworth 4:00 PMOct. 17 MEN’S SOCCER vs BELLEVUE (NEB.) SALINA 8:30 PMOct. 18 JV Volleyball at Southwestern * Winfi eld, Kan. 5:30 PM Volleyball at Southwestern * Winfi eld, Kan. 7:00 PMOct. 19 Women’s Soccer at Tabor * Hillsboro, Kan. 5:00 PM Men’s Soccer at Tabor * Hillsboro, Kan. 7:00 PMOct. 20 JV Volleyball at Friends * Wichita, Kan. 5:30 PM Volleyball at Friends * Wichita, Kan. 7:00 PMOct. 22 Football at Bethel * North Newton, Kan. 1:30 PM Cross Country at NAIA MidStates Championships Winfi eld, Kan. TBAOct. 23 WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. SOUTHWESTERN * SALINA 1:30 PM MEN’S SOCCER vs. SOUTHWESTERN * SALINA 3:30 PM JV MEN’S SOCCER vs. SOUTHWESTERN SALINA 5:30 PMOct. 24 JV MEN’S SOCCER vs. HASTINGS SALINA ^ 4:00 PM JV VOLLEYBALL vs. TABOR * SALINA 5:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. TABOR * SALINA 7:00 PMOct. 26 WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. OTTAWA * SALINA ^ 1:00 PM MEN’S SOCCER vs. OTTAWA * SALINA ^ 3:00 PM JV VOLLEYBALL vs. BETHANY * SALINA 5:30 PM VOLLEYBALL vs. BETHANY * SALINA 7:00 PMOct. 29 FOOTBALL vs. SOUTHWESTERN * SALINA 1:30 PM Women’s Soccer at McPherson * McPherson, Kan. 1:30 PM Men’s Soccer at McPherson * McPherson, Kan. 4:00 PM JV Volleyball at Bethel * North Newton, Kan. 5:30 PM Volleyball at Bethel * North Newton, Kan. 7:00 PMNov. 2 VOLLEYBALL vs. SAINT MARY * SALINA 7:00 PMNov. 5 Football at McPherson * McPherson, Kan. 1:30 PM Cross Country at KCAC Championships McPherson, Kan. TBANov. 12 FOOTBALL vs. SAINT MARY * SALINA 1:30 PMNov. 19 Cross Country at NAIA National Championships Fort Vancouver, Wash. TBA


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2011 FOOTBALL NUMERICAL ROSTERNO NAME POS YR HT WT HOMETOWN1 Jesus Ochoa K Sr. 5-11 170 Paramount, Calif.2 Trey Dallas QB So. 6-3 188 Salina, Kan.3 Austin Crisler QB So. 6-3 190 Fairview, Texas4 Jeff Roberts WR Jr. 5-10 180 Morgan Hill, Calif.5 Jamie Cowan DB Sr. 5-10 175 Inglewood, Calif.6 Corey Ham WR Sr. 5-9 160 Redlands, Calif.7 Ricky Roberts WR Sr. 5-11 175 Sacramento, Calif.7 Felix Gorny QB Fr. 6-1 185 Bielefi ld, Germany8 Sam Vaughan QB Fr. 6-4 175 Round Rock, Texas8 Taylor Ahlfi nger LB Fr. 6-0 210 Richardson, Texas9 Adrian Thomas LB Sr. 5-10 230 Diamond Bar, Calif.10 Steven Sorce QB Jr. 6-1 210 Morgan Hill, Calif.11 Zach McClain WR So. 5-10 180 Santa Paula, Calif.12 Will Hall LB Sr. 6-0 206 Tallahassee, Fla.12 Zach Vorenkamp QB Fr. 6-2 185 Kingwood, Texas13 Jerome Wooten WR Sr. 6-0 206 Los Angeles, Calif.13 Zach Prester DB Fr. 6-1 185 Salina, Kan.14 Brandon Scott WR Jr. 6-2 190 Lancaster, Calif.14 Jordan Jackson DB Fr. 5-11 180 Dallas, Texas15 Brett Giesen RB Jr. 5-11 175 Laguna Niguel, Calif.15 Sean Counts DE Sr. 6-1 250 Novato, Calif.16 Kelton Reed DB So. 6-1 175 Plano, Texas17 Seth Myers WR Jr. 6-0 185 Salina, Kan.18 Ken Mitchell DB Sr. 5-10 175 Houston, Texas19 Trey Dunn WR So. 5-11 195 Era, Texas19 Drake Champlin DB Fr. 5-10 180 Concordia, Kan.20 Taylor Cook DB Jr. 5-11 195 Antioch, Calif.21 Shaun Chesterman DB Jr. 5-11 175 Valley Center, Kan.21 Taylor Sachs RB Fr. 5-9 165 Georgetown, Texas22 Kyle Buth DB Jr. 6-0 200 Merlin, Ore.23 JaLil Turner RB Jr. 6-2 225 Bay Point, Calif.24 Ty Holmes DB Jr. 5-10 186 Mesquite, Texas24 Ashton Frechette RB Fr. 5-6 160 Carlsbad, Calif.25 Rodney Cooper RB Sr. 5-7 190 Red Oak, Texas25 Beau Cobb DB Fr. 5-10 170 Wylie, Texas26 Adam Schneck DB So. 5-11 175 Conway Springs, Kan.26 Cameron Curry RB Fr. 5-10 175 Murphy, Texas27 Isaac Zamora DB Fr. 5-8 175 Newhall, Calif.28 Matt Broeckelman DB So. 5-10 200 Mankato, Kan.29 Jacob Brackens DB Sr. 6-2 197 Mesquite, Texas30 JR Ogunleye RB Jr. 5-8 195 Fontana, Calif.30 Kade Chanthavong LB Fr. 6-1 190 Fort Worth, Texas31 Braden Long LB Fr. 6-1 200 Salina, Kan.32 Joe Ray Gomez WR Fr. 5-11 175 Wylie, Texas32 Marshall San Miguel LB Fr. 5-11 215 Hereford, Texas33 Carl Caldwell WR So. 5-10 185 Whitehouse, Texas34 Jeff Rooney LB Sr. 6-1 210 Flower Mound, Texas35 Devonte Lane DB Fr. 5-7 145 Milford, Kan.36 Brok Rhoades RB So. 5-6 185 Burlington, Colo.36 Colby Jackson DB Fr. 5-10 165 Wamego, Kan.37 Jacob York RB So. 5-11 175 Kingfi sher, Okla.37 Ryan Burke LB Fr. 5-11 175 Tarkio, Mo.38 Anthony Williams LB Fr. 5-10 230 Katy, Texas39 Mario Rodriguez DB Fr. 5-10 190 Baldwin Park, Calif.40 Brady Harwell LB So. 6-1 220 Vega, Texas41 John-Michael Cook RB Jr. 5-8 190 Tomball, Texas41 Nick Cooper LB Fr. 5-10 175 Arlington, Texas42 Dylan Dillingham LB Jr. 6-1 205 Ault, Colo.42 Cristian Hernandez WR Fr. 5-11 155 Dallas, Texas43 Chris Brochtrup DB Jr. 5-10 200 The Colony, Texas44 Caleb Brill DB Fr. 6-1 170 Wellington, Kan.45 Brandon Krushall RB So. 5-9 190 Wharton, Texas45 Trevor Galbraith DB Fr. 5-8 160 Vega, Texas46 Tommy Martin LB So. 6-0 205 Thayer, Mo.47 Sean Moses LB Fr. 6-2 185 Pine Valley, Calif.48 Jason Pankey DE Fr. 6-4 200 Jonesboro, Texas49 Mark Reed RB So. 5-11 210 Houston, Texas49 Relus Harris DB Fr. 5-9 170 Wylie, Texas50 Robert Burcher DE Jr. 5-11 238 Kinsley, Kan.

NO NAME POS YR HT WT HOMETOWN 51 Isaiah Jackson DL Sr. 6-1 290 San Jose, Calif.52 Alex McFaddin OL So. 6-1 250 Waller, Texas53 Zack Brown OL Sr. 6-3 310 Arlington, Texas54 Chase Hartman OL Sr. 5-10 250 Hutchinson, Kan.54 Kevin Campbell LB Fr. 5-9 205 Staff ord, Texas55 Robert Marshall DL Sr. 6-2 230 Temecula, Calif.56 Darrell Barnes LB Fr. 6-0 195 El Campo, Texas57 Collin Henderson OL Fr. 6-0 220 McKinney, Texas58 Kyron Hill DE Sr. 6-0 260 Tulsa, Okla.59 Brandon Wise OL Sr. 5-9 245 Derby, Kan.60 Traves Liles OL Fr. 6-0 250 La Porte, Texas60 Jon Shewmon DT Fr. 5-10 255 Linwood, Kan.61 Nick Wallace OL Jr. 6-3 270 Healdsburg, Calif.62 Chad Enloe OL Jr. 5-8 240 Springfi eld, Mo.63 Rocky Brashears OL Fr. 5-11 240 Sachse, Texas64 Carson Watley OL Fr. 6-5 320 Vega, Texas65 Sean Grove OL So. 6-2 280 Richardson, Texas65 Cameron Fox DT Fr. 5-11 225 Copperas Cove, Texas66 Andrew Ayodele DT Fr. 5-10 215 Houston, Texas67 Devan Atkinson DL Fr. 6-2 285 Spring, Texas68 Keoni Funtanilla DL Sr. 5-8 245 Waimanalo, Hawaii69 Collin English OL Fr. 5-10 210 Glendale, Ariz.70 Jacob McCoy OL Jr. 6-3 290 Grapevine, Texas71 Dan Pinsky OL Sr. 6-5 315 Thousand Oaks, Calif.72 Kirk Calhoun OL Fr. 6-2 270 Choctaw, Okla.73 Zach Montalvo OL Fr. 5-8 250 Devine, Texas74 Patrik Stephenson OL Fr. 5-10 270 Douglass, Kan.75 Dylan Grammer OL Fr. 6-1 250 Salina, Kan.76 Andrew Keheley OL Fr. 5-10 300 Trinidad, Texas77 Zack Green OL Fr. 6-3 270 Malakoff , Texas78 Steven Morris OL Jr. 6-0 290 Memphis, Texas79 Will Mangino OL Sr. 6-4 295 Ukiah, Calif.80 Korey Winn WR So. 5-7 150 Mesquite, Texas81 Nick Smith WR So. 5-11 185 Mesquite, Texas82 Braxton Peck WR Fr. 5-10 170 Leander, Texas83 Kyle Owens WR So. 5-9 185 Lindale, Texas84 Chris Reynolds WR Fr. 5-9 170 Lucas, Texas85 Joe Vela WR Fr. 5-11 175 Peyton, Colo.87 Dallas Lewis WR Fr. 6-1 160 Nowata, Okla.88 Derek Bledsoe WR So. 6-5 180 Silver Lake, Kan.89 Kenneth Lowery WR Fr. 5-10 165 Wharton, Texas89 Daniel Burton P Fr. 5-10 190 Dallas, Texas90 Omoniyi Olayiwola DL Jr. 5-10 260 Grand Prairie, Texas91 Michael Wilbert DL Jr. 6-3 285 Los Angeles, Calif.92 Josh Kittrell DE Fr. 6-3 220 Collinsville, Texas93 Langston Kennedy DE Jr. 6-4 255 Modesto, Calif.94 Christian Walker DE So. 6-0 230 Junction City, Kan.95 Steve DeFoe DE Jr. 6-0 220 Dallas, Texas96 Monte Sexton DE Fr. 6-3 220 Abilene, Kan.97 Connor Steinman DL So. 6-3 275 The Woodlands, Texas98 Terrance Burns LB Fr. 6-1 220 Derby, Kan.99 Terry Stecker K Fr. 5-10 170 Plano, TexasRS Matt Broussard DB Fr. 6-2 185 Lindale, Texas



2011 FOOTBALL PICTURE ROSTER

Jesus OchoaK • 5-11 • 170 • Sr.Paramount, Calif.Cerritos College (Calif.)

11Trey Dallas

QB • 6-3 • 188 • So.Salina, Kan.

Salina Central HS

22Austin Crisler

QB • 6-3 • 190 • So.Fairview, Texas

Bishop Lynch HS

33Jeff Roberts

WR • 5-10 • 180 • Jr.Morgan Hill, Calif.Gavilan College (Calif.)

44Jamie Cowan

DB • 5-10 • 175 • Sr.Inglewood, Calif.

West Los Angeles College (Calif.)

55Corey Ham

WR • 5-9 • 160 • Sr.Redlands, Calif.

Riverside College (Calif.)

66

Ricky RobertsWR • 5-11 • 175 • Sr.Sacramento, Calif.

Mendocino College (Calif.)

77Felix Gorny

QB • 6-1 • 185 • Fr.Bielefi ld, GermanyBoulder HS (Colo.)

77Sam Vaughan

QB • 6-4 • 175 • Fr.Round Rock, Texas

Round Rock HS

88Taylor Ahlfi ngerLB • 6-0 • 210 • Fr.Richardson, Texas

JJ Pearce HS

88Adrian Thomas

LB • 5-10 • 230 • Sr.Diamond Bar, Calif.

Diamond Bar HS

99Steven Sorce

QB • 6-1 • 210 • Jr.Morgan Hill, Calif.

San Jose City College (Calif.)

1010

Zach McClainWR • 5-10 • 180 • So.

Santa Paula, Calif.Santa Paula Union HS

1111Will Hall

LB • 6-0 • 206 • Sr.Tallahassee, Fla.

Feather River College (Calif.)

1212Zach VorenkampQB • 6-2 • 185 • Fr.Kingwood, Texas

Kingwood Park HS

1212Jerome Wooten

WR • 6-0 • 206 • Sr.Los Angeles, Calif.

LA Southwest College (Calif.)

1313Zach Prester

DB • 6-1 • 185 • Fr.Salina, Kan.

Salina Central HS

1313Brandon Scott

WR • 6-2 • 190 • Jr.Lancaster, Calif.

Antelope Valley College (Calif.)

1414

Jordan JacksonDB • 5-11 • 180 • Fr.

Dallas, TexasDallas Carter HS

1414Brett Giesen

RB • 5-11 • 175 • Jr.Laguna Niguel, Calif.

Dana Hills HS

1515Sean Counts

DE • 6-1 • 250 • Sr.Novato, Calif.

Bethany College (Kan.)

1515Kelton Reed

DB • 6-1 • 175 • So.Plano, Texas

Plano HS

1616Seth Myers

WR • 6-0 • 185 • Jr.Salina, Kan.

Highland CC (Kan.)

1717Ken Mitchell

DB • 5-10 • 175 • Sr.Houston, Texas

Humble HS

1818




Trey DunnWR • 5-11 • 195 • So.

Era, TexasEra HS

1919Drake Champlin

DB • 5-10 • 180 • Fr.Concordia, Kan.

Concordia HS

1919Taylor Cook

DB • 5-11 • 195 • Jr.Antioch, Calif.

Laney College (Calif.)

2020Shaun ChestermanDB • 5-11 • 175 • Jr.Valley Center, Kan.Valley Center HS

2121Taylor Sachs

RB • 5-9 • 165 • Fr.Georgetown, Texas

Georgetown HS

2121Kyle Buth

DB • 6-0 • 200 • Jr.Merlin, Ore.

Butte College (Calif.)

2222

JaLil TurnerRB • 6-2 • 225 • Jr.Bay Point, Calif.

Diablo Valley College (Calif.)

2323Ty Holmes

DB • 5-10 • 186 • Jr.Mesquite, TexasJohn Horn HS

2424Ashton FrechetteRB • 5-6 • 160 • Fr.

Carlsbad, Calif.Carlsbad HS

2424Rodney Cooper

RB • 5-7 • 190 • Sr.Red Oak, Texas

Red Oak HS

2525Beau Cobb

DB • 5-10 • 170 • Fr.Wylie, Texas

Wylie HS

2525Adam Schneck

DB • 5-11 • 175 • So.Conway Springs, Kan.

Conway Springs HS

2626

Cameron CurryRB • 5-10 • 175 • Fr.

Murphy, TexasDallas Christian HS

2626Isaac Zamora

DB • 5-8 • 175 • Fr.Newhall, Calif.

Golden Valley HS

2727Matt BroeckelmanDB • 5-10 • 200 • So.

Mankato, Kan.Rock Hills HS

2828Jacob Brackens

DB • 6-2 • 197 • Sr.Mesquite, Texas

North Mesquite HS

2929JR Ogunleye

RB • 5-8 • 195 • Jr.Fontana, Calif.

Ventura College (Calif.)

3030Kade Chanthavong

LB • 6-1 • 190 • Fr.Fort Worth, TexasFossill Ridge HS

3030

Braden LongLB • 6-1 • 200 • Fr.

Salina, Kan.Southeast of Saline HS

3131Joe Ray Gomez

WR • 5-11 • 175 • Fr.Wylie, Texas

Wylie HS

3232Marshall San Miguel

LB • 5-11 • 215 • Fr.Hereford, Texas

Hereford HS

3232Carl Caldwell

WR • 5-10 • 185 • So.Whitehouse, Texas

Whitehouse HS

3333Jeff Rooney

LB • 6-1 • 210 • Sr.Flower Mound, Texas

Flower Mound HS

3434Devonte Lane

DB • 5-7 • 145 • Fr.Milford, Kan.

Junction City HS

3535




Brok RhoadesRB • 5-6 • 185 • So.Burlington, Colo.

Burlington HS

3636Colby Jackson

DB • 5-10 • 165 • Fr.Wamego, Kan.Wamego HS

3636Jacob York

RB • 5-11 • 175 • So.Kingfi sher, Okla.

Kingfi sher HS

3737Ryan Burke

LB • 5-11 • 175 • Fr.Tarkio, Mo.Tarkio HS

3737Anthony WilliamsLB • 5-10 • 230 • Fr.

Katy, TexasDallas Christian HS

3838Mario Rodriguez

DB • 5-10 • 190 • Fr.Baldwin Park, Calif.

Baldwin Park HS

3939

Brady HarwellLB • 6-1 • 220 • So.

Vega, TexasVega HS

4040John-Michael Cook

RB • 5-8 • 190 • Jr.Tomball, TexasKlein Oak HS

4141Nick Cooper

LB • 5-10 • 175 • Fr.Arlington, Texas

Lamar HS

4141Dylan DillinghamLB • 6-1 • 205 • Jr.

Ault, Colo.Highland HS

4242Cristian HernandezWR • 5-11 • 155 • Fr.

Dallas, TexasR.L. Turner HS

4242Chris Brochtrup

DB • 5-10 • 200 • Jr.The Colony, Texas

The Colony HS

4343

Caleb BrillDB • 6-1 • 170 • Fr.Wellington, Kan.

Conway Springs HS

4444Brandon KrushallRB • 5-9 • 190 • So.

Wharton, TexasBoling HS

4545Trevor Galbraith

DB • 5-8 • 160 • Fr.Vega, Texas

Vega HS

4545Tommy Martin

LB • 6-0 • 205 • So.Thayer, Mo.Thayer HS

4646Sean Moses

LB • 6-2 • 185 • Fr.Pine Valley, Calif.

Mountain Empire HS

4747Jason Pankey

DE • 6-4 • 200 • Fr.Jonesboro, Texas

Lindale HS

4848

Mark ReedRB • 5-11 • 210 • So.

Houston, TexasMacArthur HS

4949Relus Harris

DB • 5-9 • 170 • Fr.Wylie, Texas

Wylie HS

4949Robert Burcher

DE • 5-11 • 238 • Jr.Kinsley, Kan.Kinsley HS

5050Isaiah Jackson

DL • 6-1 • 290 • Sr.San Jose, Calif.

DeAnza College (Calif.)

5151Alex McFaddin

OL • 6-1 • 250 • So.Waller, Texas

Waller HS

5252Zack Brown

OL • 6-3 • 310 • Sr.Arlington, Texas

Arlington-Lamar HS

5353




Chase HartmanOL • 5-10 • 250 • Sr.Hutchinson, Kan.

Hutchinson CC (Kan.)

5454Kevin CampbellLB • 5-9 • 205 • Fr.

Staff ord, TexasSecond Baptist HS

5454Robert Marshall

DL • 6-2 • 230 • Sr.Temecula, Calif.

Riverside College (Calif.)

5555Darrell Barnes

LB • 6-0 • 195 • Fr.El Campo, Texas

El Campo HS

5656Collin HendersonOL • 6-0 • 220 • Fr.McKinney, Texas

McKinney Boyd HS

5757Kyron Hill

DE • 6-0 • 260 • Sr.Tulsa, Okla.

Northwestern Oklahoma State

5858

Brandon WiseOL • 5-9 • 245 • Sr.

Derby, Kan.Derby HS

5959Traves Liles

OL • 6-0 • 250 • Fr.La Porte, Texas

La Porte HS

6060Jon Shewmon

DT • 5-10 • 255 • Fr.Linwood, Kan.

Basehor-Linwood HS

6060Nick Wallace

OL • 6-3 • 270 • Jr.Healdsburg, Calif.


6161Chad Enloe

OL • 5-8 • 240 • Jr.Springfi eld, Mo.

Glendale HS

6262Rocky Brashears

OL • 5-11 • 240 • Fr.Sachse, TexasGarland HS

6363

Carson WatleyOL • 6-5 • 320 • Fr.

Vega, TexasVega HS

6464Sean Grove

OL • 6-2 • 280 • So.Richardson, Texas

Pearce HS

6565Cameron Fox

DT • 5-11 • 225 • Fr.Copperas Cove, Texas

Copperas Cove HS

6565Andrew Ayodele

DT • 5-10 • 215 • Fr.Houston, TexasCypress Falls HS

6666Devan Atkinson

DL • 6-2 • 285 • Fr.Spring, Texas

Spring HS

6767Keoni FuntanillaDL • 5-8 • 245 • Sr.

Waimanalo, HawaiiShasta College (Calif.)

6868

Collin EnglishOL • 5-10 • 210 • Fr.

Glendale, Ariz.Peoria HS

6969Jacob McCoy

OL • 6-3 • 290 • Jr.Grapevine, Texas

Colleyville Heritage HS

7070Dan Pinsky

OL • 6-5 • 315 • Sr.Thousand Oaks, Calif.


7171Kirk Calhoun

OL • 6-2 • 270 • Fr.Choctaw, Okla.

Jones HS

7272Zach Montalvo

OL • 5-8 • 250 • Fr.Devine, Texas

Devine HS

7373Patrik StephensonOL • 5-10 • 270 • Fr.

Douglass, Kan.Wichita West HS

7474




Dylan GrammerOL • 6-1 • 250 • Fr.

Salina, Kan.Salina Central HS

7575Andrew Keheley

OL • 5-10 • 300 • Fr.Trinidad, Texas

Malakoff HS

7676Zack Green

OL • 6-3 • 270 • Fr.Malakoff , Texas

Malakoff HS

7777Steven Morris

OL • 6-0 • 290 • Jr.Memphis, Texas

Memphis HS

7878Will Mangino

OL • 6-4 • 295 • Sr.Ukiah, Calif.


7979Korey Winn

WR • 5-7 • 150 • So.Mesquite, Texas

Horn HS

8080

Nick SmithWR • 5-11 • 185 • So.

Mesquite, TexasPoteet HS

8181Braxton Peck

WR • 5-10 • 170 • Fr.Leander, TexasVista Ridge HS

8282Kyle Owens

WR • 5-9 • 185 • So.Lindale, Texas

Lindale HS

8383Chris Reynolds

WR • 5-9 • 170 • Fr.Lucas, TexasProsper HS

8484Joe Vela

WR • 5-11 • 175 • Fr.Peyton, Colo.

Falcon HS

8585Dallas Lewis

WR • 6-1 • 160 • Fr.Nowata, Okla.

Nowata HS

8787

Derek BledsoeWR • 6-5 • 180 • So.

Silver Lake, Kan.Silver Lake HS

8888Kenneth Lowery

WR • 5-10 • 165 • Fr.Wharton, Texas

Wharton HS

8989Daniel Burton

P • 5-10 • 190 • Fr.Dallas, Texas

Bishop Lynch HS

8989Omoniyi OlayiwolaDL • 5-10 • 260 • Jr.

Grand Prairie, TexasMansfi eld Timberview HS

9090Michael Wilbert

DL • 6-3 • 285 • Jr.Los Angeles, Calif.

West Los Angeles College (Calif.)

9191Josh Kittrell

DE • 6-3 • 220 • Fr.Collinsville, Texas

Collinsville HS

9292

Langston KennedyDE • 6-4 • 255 • Jr.

Modesto, Calif.Northwestern Oklahoma State

9393Christian Walker

DE • 6-0 • 230 • So.Junction City, Kan.Junction City HS

9494Steve DeFoe

DE • 6-0 • 220 • Jr.Dallas, TexasJJ Pearce HS

9595Monte Sexton

DE • 6-3 • 220 • Fr.Abilene, Kan.

Abilene HS

9696Connor SteinmanDL • 6-3 • 275 • So.

The Woodlands, TexasOak Ridge HS

9797Terrance Burns

LB • 6-1 • 220 • Fr.Derby, Kan.Derby HS

9898




Terry SteckerK • 5-10 • 170 • Fr.

Plano, TexasBishop Lynch HS

9999Matt Broussard

DB • 6-2 • 185 • Fr.Lindale, Texas

Lindale HS

RSRS



Dave Dallas begins his 15th year at the helm of Kansas Wesleyan University Football, making him the longest continuously tenured football coach in the Kansas Conference. Since coming to Wesleyan to start the 1997 season, Dallas has racked up a 79-61 record with the Coyotes, good enough for third all-time in total coaching wins at KWU.

Dallas’ overall coaching record is 117-100-1 in 22 years, 14 at KWU and eight at KCAC rival Ottawa University, where he was 38-39-1. Since coming to KWU, Dallas has captured two KCAC Championships in 2001 and 2002, and guided the Coyotes to their only two NAIA Post Season Championship berths in those same years. Dallas was named the 2001 KCAC Coach of the Year.

During his tenure at Wesleyan, Dallas has coached six NAIA All-Americans, and over 275 All-KCAC players, including seven KCAC Players of the Year. One of Dallas’ team goals is for the players to complete their degrees, and Dallas has coached over 35 NAIA Scholar Athletes since 1997 at KWU.

Dallas played his collegiate football at Missouri Western, and began his coaching career there as a graduate assistant for two seasons in 1983 and 1984. After fi nishing his degree at MWSU in 1984, Dallas spent one season at Truman State University (then Northeast Missouri State) in 1985, as the Bulldogs captured the MIAA title that season with an 8-3 overall record, and 5-0 in the MIAA.

After taking a year off from the college ranks to coach at Rolla High School in Rolla, Mo., Dallas became defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, for two seasons, before taking the head coaching job at Ottawa in 1989.

Dallas took over the reigns of the Ottawa University program, and spent eight years at the leadership of the Braves, as they went 38-39-1 during his tenure.

In 1997, Dallas took over a struggling Kansas Wesleyan program that had gone 4-26 the previous three years before his arrival. In just four years, in 2001, Wesleyan captured its fi rst KCAC title since 1982, and made the school’s fi rst ever NAIA Post-Season appearance.

Dallas is active in the American Football Coaches Association, currently serving as president of the NAIA-AFCA, as well as serving as a rater for the NAIA Football Top-25 Polls.

Dallas and his wife Kelly live in Salina and they have four children Drew, Casey, Trey, and Molly; and one granddaughter Hayden.

DALLAS COACHING RECORDS WIN LOSS TIE1989 3 7 01990 5 5 01991 5 5 01992 5 3 11993 6 4 01994 6 4 01995 7 3 01996 1 8 0AT OTTAWA 38 39 11997 0 9 01998 6 3 01999 2 7 0 2000 7 4 0 2001 8 3 0 2002 8 3 0 2004 5 5 0 2005 8 2 02006 8 2 02007 5 5 02008 6 4 02009 5 5 02010 7 3 0AT KWU 79 61 0TOTAL 117 100 1

HEAD COACH DAVE DALLAS



CHRIS SNYDEROFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Chris Snyder has been the Off ensive Coordinator at Kansas Wesleyan since December, 2009.

Snyder came to Kansas Wesleyan from Mendocino College (Calif.), where he served as Off ensive Coordinator for six seasons from 2004 to 2009. While at Mendocino, the Eagles fi nished in the Top 15 in the state of California in total off ense each of the last six seasons. Mendocino fi nished the 2009 season ranked third in California in total off ense, averaging 475.3 yards per game in ten games, second in passing yards per game, averaging 334.6 yards per game and sixth in points per game at 39.7. His teams won Bay Valley Conference Championships in 2005 and 2007 and were Mid-Empire Conference Champions in 2009. Before Mendocino, Snyder coached four seasons at Doane College (Neb.) as quarterbacks coach.

Coach Snyder began his coaching career as a player/coach for the Baden Bruins in Vienna, Austria in the spring of 2000. Snyder holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications and Sociology from Doane College, and a Master of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He resides in Salina with his wife Michelle and daughter Tessa Ruth.

BOB FREYDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Bob Frey has been Defensive Coordinator at Kansas Wesleyan since 2010.

Frey comes to Kansas Wesleyan after spending one season at Anna Maria College in Paxton, Mass., where he was assistant head coach and off ensive coordinator for the Amcats in their inaugural season of football in 2009.

Prior to Anna Maria, Frey spent three seasons at Olivet College (Mich.) as off ensive line coach. While at Olivet, Frey helped the Comets win the 2007 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) Championship and make an appearance in the NCAA Division III playoff s.

Frey also spent one year as defensive coordinator for the now defunct Kalamazoo Xplosion of the Continental Indoor Football League.

Prior to his tenure at Olivet, Frey spent three seasons at Tri-State University (now Trine University (Ind.)) as head coach, compiling a 2-28 record.

Before Tri-State, Frey spent nine seasons from 1994-2003 at MacMurray College (Ill.) as Head Coach. Frey excelled during that time, leading his team to six Conference Championships, including four-straight from 1996 to 1999. Frey compiled four of the best win-loss records in the program's history, including trips to the NCAA Division III Playoff s in 2001 and 2002. Frey's 1998 team led Division III in scoring. He was named Illini-Badger Football Conference Coach of the Year in 1998, 2001, and 2002, as well as being named the Co-Coach of the Year in 1996, and was honored as the SLIAC Football Coach of the Year in both 1997 and 1998. Prior to becoming head coach at MacMurray, Frey was defensive coordinator for the Highlanders for fi ve seasons from 1990 to 1994.

Frey also previously held coaching positions at Manchester College (Ind.), Edgewood High School (Ohio), and at Mount Union College (Ohio) where he began his coaching career in 1985.

He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Union College in Physical Education and Health in 1985.

He has three children Mary, Emily and Billy.

BRICE VIGNERYASSISTANT COACH

Brice Vignery has been an assistant coach for the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes since 2011. He came to Kansas Wesleyan after most recently coaching at Butler Community College in El Dorado, Kan. He is responsible for coaching the wide receivers for the Coyotes.

Vignery is a native of Concordia, Kansas. He fi nished his collegiate playing career at Kansas State University in 2009. He graduated from K-State in December 2010 with a degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis in Social Science.

Before playing at Kansas State, Vignery played for Butler Community College during the 2006 and 2007 seasons, during which time the Grizzlies went 23-1 with two conference championships and two Region VI championships, as well as the 2007 national championship.

Vignery is the son of Kenneth and Cindy Vignery. He has two brothers, Brent and Blake, and a twin sister Blair Vignery.

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REX PIPPENGERASSISTANT COACH

Rex Pippenger has been an assistant coach with the Coyotes since the 2000 season. He has served as a volunteer coach since then, and now has moved into a non-volunteer position.

Coach Pippenger also teaches and coaches in USD 379, Clay Center, Kan., where he is a elementary physical education teacher, and a throwers coach for Clay Center Community High School. He also served as head football and strength and conditioning coach from 1995 to 1999.

Before Clay Center, Pippenger spent 11 years in the Pleasanton School District as a teacher and as the Head Football and Assistant Basketball Coach.

Pippenger holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education with a minor in Biology from Baker University.

His wife’s name is Kathy and they have three children, Sarah, Megan and Chase.

MIKE LANGOASSISTANT COACH

Mike Lango has been an assistant football coach at Kansas Wesleyan since 2010. Prior to Kansas Wesleyan, Lango coached at Minnesota State - Moorhead in 2009, and previous to that he coached one season at Gavilan College (Calif.) in 2008. Lango attended Gavilan College after graduating from San Benito High School in 2004, where he played for his father John. Lango then transferred to California Lutheran in 2006, where he played two seasons. Lango has master degree work from Minnesota State - Moorhead. The native of Hollister, Calif., currently resides in Salina.

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JASON McWILLIAMSASSISTANT COACH

Jason McWilliams has been an assistant coach for the Kansas Wesleyan Football team since 2011. His primary responsibilities are coaching the linebackers and strength and conditioning.

McWilliams spent one season as a student assistant coach for the Coyotes in 2010 after playing two seasons for the Coyotes in 2007 and 2008. McWilliams missed the 2009 season with an injury. In two seasons with the Coyotes, McWilliams averaged 5.3 tackles per game and earned All-KCAC honors in 2008.

Football is no stranger to McWilliams, who has played the game for over 18 years. In high school at Canton High School in Canton, Texas, McWilliams played outside linebacker for four years and received All-District, All-Region and All-State honors.

At Kansas Wesleyan, McWilliams completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics and plans to pursue a MBA degree at KWU.



ALL-TIME FOOTBALL RECORDS

Single Game Total Off ense .................................................................................................................................................................................................627 - Doug Webster - 2010Season Total Off ense ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................3752 - Doug Webster - 2010Career Total Off ense ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................5715 - Doug Webster - 2010

Single Game Receiving Yards ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 221 - RIcky Roberts - 2010Single Game Receptions .........................................................................................................................................................................................................13 - Ricky Roberts - 2010

Season Receiving Yards ......................................................................................................................................................................................................1163 - Ricky Roberts - 2010Season Receptions ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 - Ricky Roberts - 2010

Career Receiving Yards ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................1,624 - Steve Willis - 2004Career Receptions ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 117 - Steve Willis - 2004Career Touchdown Receptions............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 - Marcus Lowe - 2008

Single Game Passing Yards ................................................................................................................................................................................................497 - Doug Webster - 2010Season Passing Yards .........................................................................................................................................................................................................2938 - Doug Webster - 2010Career Passing Yards ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................4716 - Doug Webster - 2010

Single Game Pass Completions .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 - Doug Webster - 2010Season Pass Completions ...................................................................................................................................................................................................196 - Doug Webster - 2010Career Pass Completions ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 335 - Doug Webster - 2010

Single Game Rushing Yards .........................................................................................................................................................................................................310 - Ron West - 1976Season Rushing Yards ...................................................................................................................................................................................................1,665 - Charles Jessamy - 1971Career Rushing Yards.....................................................................................................................................................................................................3,297 - Charles Jessamy - 1971100-yard Rushing Games in a Season ............................................................................................................................................................................. 9 - Charles Jessamy - 1971

Single Game Touchdowns .................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 - Bill Evans - 1981Single Game Passing Touchdowns ......................................................................................................................................................................................8 - Doug Webster - 2010Season Touchdowns Scored .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 - Larry Houdek - 1956Career Touchdowns Scored ............................................................................................................................................................................................................50 - Bill Evans - 1982

Longest Rushing Touchdown ................................................................................................................................................................................99 yards - Randy Johnson - 1986Longest Touchdown Pass .....................................................................................................................................................................91 yards - Bill Evans to David Harris - 1982


KKANSAS ANSAS WWESLEYAN ESLEYAN UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY VOLLEYBALL



NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL1 Allie Myers S/DS 5-5 So. Salina, Kan. Salina Central HS2 Kelsey Boyles MH 5-11 Jr. Salina, Kan. Highland CC (Kan.)3 Megan Ast OH 5-9 Jr. Colwich, Kan. Friends University (Kan.)4 Faith Ramsey OPP 5-10 Jr. Wellington, Colo. Highland HS5 Jordyn Rahlf OH 5-9 Sr. Kasson, Minn. Kasson-Mantorville HS6 Chelsea Myers S 5-9 Sr. Salina, Kan. Maryland-Eastern Shore7 Lauren Chamness OH 5-10 So. Littleton, Colo. Columbine HS8 Leah Keller MH 6-0 Sr. Barstow, Calif. Friends University (Kan.)9 Amber Littlefi eld L 5-8 So. Josephine, Texas Community HS10 Jamisha Johnson MH 5-10 Sr. Dodge City, Kan. Dodge City CC (Kan.)11 Alexis Bateman OPP 6-0 So. Goodland, Kan. Goodland HS12 Brittaney Miller OH 5-9 Fr. Cummings, Kan. Atchison County HS13 Katie Fross MH 6-0 Jr. Lone Tree, Colo. Highlands Ranch HS14 Melissa Blair OPP 6-1 Fr. Phillipsburg, Kan. Phillipsburg HS15 Sydnie Abel S 5-7 Jr. Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln Southeast HS16 Breanne Schultz MH 6-2 So. New Braunfels, Texas Wharton County JC (Texas)17 Brittany Vignery OH 5-9 Fr. Courtland, Kan. Pike Valley HS18 Maddie Lindstrom OH 5-9 Fr. Hiawatha, Kan. Hiawatha HS19 Regan Jeff ery DS 5-5 Fr. Burr Oak, Kan. Rock Hills HS20 Megan Dowling OPP 6-0 Sr. Tribune, Kan. Greeley County HS21 Pauline Yang L 5-4 Jr. Kansas City, Kan. Coff eyville CC (Kan.)22 Danielle Griffi s OH 5-8 Sr. Palmdale, Calif. Cloud County CC (Kan.)23 Taylor Sly DS 5-7 Sr. Hope, Kan. Hope HS24 Marlene Yang DS 5-0 So. Kansas City, Kan. Turner HS25 Juli Miles S 5-6 Sr. Anaheim, Calif. Fullerton College (Calif.)26 Taylor Klover MH 6-1 Fr. Hiawatha, Kan. Hiawatha HS27 Meggie Coff ey S 5-7 Fr. Blue Hill, Neb. Blue Hill HSRS Jennifer Long OH/RS 5-9 Sr. Ulysses, Kan. Lamar CC (Colo.)

HEAD COACH: Fred Aubuchon (3rd year, 13-57 at KWU, 229-129 overall, ten years)ASSISTANT COACHES: Jess Lovejoy, Katie NovackSTUDENT ASSISTANT COACH: Morgan Miller

2011 VOLLEYBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER



Allie MyersS/DS • 5-5 • So.

Salina, Kan.Salina Central HS

11Kelsey BoylesMH • 5-11 • Jr.

Salina, Kan.Highland CC (Kan.)

22Megan Ast

OH • 5-9 • Jr.Colwich, Kan.

Friends University (Kan.)

33Faith RamseyOPP • 5-10 • Jr.

Wellington, Colo.Highland HS

44Jordyn RahlfOH • 5-9 • Sr.

Kasson, Minn.Kasson-Mantorville HS

55Chelsea Myers

S • 5-9 • Sr.Salina, Kan.

Maryland-Eastern Shore

66

Lauren ChamnessOH • 5-10 • So.Littleton, Colo.Columbine HS

77Leah Keller

MH • 6-0 • Sr.Barstow, Calif.

Friends University (Kan.)

88Amber Littlefi eld

L • 5-8 • So.Josephine, TexasCommunity HS

99Jamisha Johnson

MH • 5-10 • Sr.Dodge City, Kan.

Dodge City CC (Kan.)

1010Alexis BatemanOPP • 6-0 • So.

Goodland, Kan.Goodland HS

1111Brittaney Miller

OH • 5-9 • Fr.Cummings, Kan.

Atchison County HS

1212

Katie FrossMH • 6-0 • Jr.

Lone Tree, Colo.Highlands Ranch HS

1313Melissa BlairOPP • 6-1 • Fr.

Phillipsburg, Kan.Phillipsburg HS

1414Sydnie AbelS • 5-7 • Jr.

Lincoln, Neb.Lincoln Southeast HS

1515Breanne Schultz

MH • 6-2 • So.New Braunfels, TexasWharton County JC (Texas)

1616Brittany Vignery

OH • 5-9 • Fr.Courtland, Kan.Pike Valley HS

1717Maddie Lindstrom

OH • 5-9 • Fr.Hiawatha, Kan.

Hiawatha HS

1818

Regan Jeff eryDS • 5-5 • Fr.

Burr Oak, Kan.Rock Hills HS

1919Megan Dowling

OPP • 6-0 • Sr.Tribune, Kan.

Greeley County HS

2020Pauline Yang

L • 5-4 • Jr.Kansas City, Kan.

Coff eyville CC (Kan.)

2121Danielle Griffi s

OH • 5-8 • Sr.Palmdale, Calif.

Cloud County CC (Kan.)

2222Taylor Sly

DS • 5-7 • Sr.Hope, Kan.

Hope HS

2323Marlene YangDS • 5-0 • So.

Kansas City, Kan.Turner HS

2424

2011 VOLLEYBALL PICTURE ROSTER



Juli MilesS • 5-6 • Sr.

Anaheim, Calif.Fullerton College (Calif.)

2525Taylor KloverMH • 6-1 • Fr.

Hiawatha, Kan.Hiawatha HS

2626Meggie Coff ey

S • 5-7 • Fr.Blue Hill, Neb.

Blue Hill HS

2727Jennifer Long

OH/RS • 5-9 • Sr.Ulysses, Kan.

Lamar CC (Colo.)

RSRS

2011 VOLLEYBALL PICTURE ROSTER



HEAD COACH FRED AUBUCHON

Fred Aubuchon has been the Head Coach of Kansas Wesleyan Volleyball since 2009.

Aubuchon took over the Coyote Volleyball program after spending fi ve-plus seasons at Hastings College in Hastings, Nebraska. While at Hastings, Aubuchon amassed an impressive 173-46 record (.789 win pct.). Under his direction, Hastings never fi nished worse than sixth in the Great Plains Athletic Conference standings. In 2003, Aubuchon’s fi rst season, the Broncos were the No.6 seed. In 2006, Aubuchon’s Hastings squad won the GPAC Regular Season Championship, and advanced to the NAIA National Championships, advancing past Pool Play into the National Championship First Round.

Before Hastings, Aubuchon spent two years at Peru State College (Neb.), where he amassed a 43-26 record. While at Peru State, he began the Bobcats Men’s Volleyball Program.

In nine-plus seasons at the NAIA level , Aubuchon has a 229-129 overall record (.636 win pct.); however, more important than wins, his teams also excelled in the classroom. Aubuchon’s teams have achieved unprecedented academic success by leading the NAIA in four out of seven years with having the highest GPA in the nation, including two years when teams led all levels of NCAA Women’s Volleyball as well. He has had an astonishing 40 NAIA Scholar-Athletes in just seven years. His 2009 KWU team was named as a NAIA Scholar-Team and received the Team Academic Award from the American Volleyball Coaches’ Association; one of only 34 teams in the NAIA to receive the award.

Before Peru State, Aubuchon spent fi ve years at Owens Community College (Ohio), where he compiled a 152-76 record. He twice won the OCCAC (Ohio Community College Athletic Conference) Championship, and made fi ve straight appearances in the NJCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball Championships. He set a school record of 46 wins in 2000.

Aubuchon received a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree in Community Recreation from Central Michigan University in 1994, and a Master of Education degree from the University of Toledo in 1996.

Aubuchon is a native of Kalamazoo, Mich., and is married to Sabrina Aubuchon and has one daughter, Emmaly.

2011 VOLLEYBALL COACHING STAFF



JESS LOVEJOYASSISTANT COACH

Jess Lovejoy comes to KWU as a recent graduate of Hastings College with a BA in K-12 Physical Education and a Coaching Endorsement. Jess spent the last year as Giltner High School’s Head Volleyball Coach in Giltner, Nebraska. She had the opportunity to travel throughout the United States to tournaments, including fi ve Junior Olympic appearances and one USAV appearance. Jess also coached club volleyball for over six years throughout Nebraska. Jess played collegiate volleyball for Hastings College and was also a student coach along with assisting with summer camps during her career at Hastings. Jess is a native of Bladen, Neb. and a graduate of Blue Hill High School. Jess is not only excited to become the Assistant Coach at Kansas Wesleyan University, but also to reunite with Coach Aubuchon.

KATIE NOVACKASSISTANT COACH

Katie Novack has been an assistant coach for the KWU Volleyball team since the summer of 2011.

Novack joins the coaching staff after playing basketball for the Coyotes in 2010-11, where she earned Honorable Mention All-KCAC honors averaging 10.8 points per game and shooting over 37

percent from 3-point range.

Before KWU, Novack played one year at Southern Nazarene (Okla.) after playing two years at Garden City CC. The Holcomb, Kan., native graduated from Holcomb HS in 2007 where she was a multi-sport student-athlete and also excelled in the classroom being named as a Kansas Regents Scholar.

MORGAN MILLERSTUDENT ASSISTANT COACH

2011 VOLLEYBALL COACHING STAFF

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ALL-TIME VOLLEYBALL RECORDSRecords listed are from 2001-Present, the rally scoring era

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSKills.............................................. 1153 ....... Sarah Claborn .............................2007-08Kills per game ........................ 4.76 ........ Sarah Claborn .............................2007-08Attack attempts .................... 3791 ....... Crystal Meadows .......................2001-03Attack percentage ............... .263 ........ Sarah Claborn .............................2007-08Assists ........................................ 2149 ....... Andrea Moya ..............................2001-03Assists per game ................... 9.41 ........ Doris Kometani ................................2005Service Aces ............................ 149 ......... Kelli Berg ......................................2005-07Service Aces per game ....... 0.58 ........ Sarah Claborn .............................2007-08Service attempts .................. 1815 ....... Victoria Gillett .............................2001-04Service percentage ............. .976 ........ Juli Miles .............................................2010Digs ............................................. 1751 ....... Crystal Meadows .......................2001-03Digs per game ........................ 5.26 ........ Pauline Yang .....................................2010Solo Blocks .............................. 213 ......... Kristal Griff eth ............................2004-06Assist Blocks ........................... 248 ......... Tessa Rhodes-Showman .........2002-05Blocks per game ................... 1.44 ........ Kristal Griff eth ............................2004-06Sets played .............................. 448 ......... Tessa Rhodes-Showman .........2002-05Matches played ..................... 121 ......... Tessa Rhodes-Showman .........2002-05

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSKills.................................................589 ................Sarah Claborn ..........................2007Kills per game ...........................5.03 ...............Sarah Claborn ..........................2007Attack attempts .......................1618 ..............Kolby Rhoades .........................2007Attack percentage ...................295 ...............Kelli Berg ....................................2005Assists ...........................................1356 ..............Kelli Berg ....................................2007Assists per game ......................11.11 .............Kelli Berg ....................................2007Service Aces ...............................83 ...................Sarah Claborn ..........................2008Service Aces per game ..........0.66 ...............Sarah Claborn ..........................2008Service attempts .....................608 ................Crystal Meadows ....................2002Service percentage .................995 ...............Victoria Gillett ..........................2003Digs ................................................625 ................Crystal Meadows ....................2003Digs per game ...........................6.34 ...............Crystal Meadows ....................2001Solo Blocks .................................100 ................Kristal Griff eth ..........................2004Assist Blocks ..............................89 ...................Tessa Rhodes-Showman ......2004Total Blocks ................................182 ................Kristal Griff eth ..........................2004Blocks per game ......................1.67 ...............Kristal Griff eth ..........................2004Sets played .................................126 ................Several Individuals .................2003Matches played ........................36 ...................Several Individuals .................2008

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDSKills...................................................................... 42 ...............................Sarah Claborn ................................................vs Peru State .........................................................11/15/2007Attack attempts ............................................ 91 ...............................Sarah Claborn ................................................at Bethel .................................................................. 11/6/2007Attack percentage (20 att.) .................... .652 .............................Kristal Griff eth ................................................at University of Saint Mary ................................ 10/5/2006Assists ................................................................ 70 ...............................Kelli Berg ..........................................................vs Peru State .........................................................11/15/2007Service Aces ..................................................... 9 ................................Kolby Rhoades ...............................................at Sterling ................................................................ 9/19/2007Digs ..................................................................... 46 ...............................Crystal Meadows ..........................................vs Friends ..............................................................10/24/2001Solo Blocks ...................................................... 13 ...............................Kelly Schmidt .................................................vs Haskell ....................................................................9/1/2001Assist Blocks ................................................... 11 ...............................Several Individuals .......................................vs Several Opponents ................................... Several DatesTotal Blocks ..................................................... 19 ...............................Tessa Rhodes-Showman ............................vs Ottawa ................................................................ 9/11/2004

TEAM SEASON RECORDSKills ........................................................................ 1682 ..............................................2007Kills per game ..................................................13.79 .............................................2007Attack attempts ............................................... 4979 ..............................................2002Attack percentage ............................................ .252 ..............................................2005Assists .................................................................. 1474 ..............................................2007Assists per game ..............................................12.08 .............................................2007Service Aces .........................................................295 ...............................................2007Service Aces per game ................................... 2.42 ..............................................2007Service attempts .............................................. 3180 ..............................................2002Serve percentage ............................................. .948 ..............................................2003Digs ....................................................................... 2936 ..............................................2002Digs per game ..................................................26.04 .............................................2001Solo Blocks ...........................................................244 ...............................................2004Assist Blocks ........................................................348 ...............................................2004Total Blocks ..........................................................418 ...............................................2004Blocks per game................................................ 3.83 ..............................................2004Sets played ...........................................................126 ...............................................2003Matches played ...................................................36 ................................................2008

TEAM SINGLE MATCH RECORDSKills.......................................80 ............. at McPherson .................................9/8/2004Attack attempts .............288 ........... vs Peru State ...................................9/2/2006Attack percentage ........ .553 .......... vs Bethany .......................................9/7/2005Assists .................................72 ............. vs Peru State ..............................11/15/2007Service Aces .....................18 ............. vs St. Louis Pharmacy ............... 9/10/2005 at Sterling ..................................... 9/19/2007Digs ......................................175 ........... at Sterling ...................................10/14/2001Solo Blocks .......................32 ............. vs Ottawa ...................................... 9/11/2004Assist Blocks ....................39 ............. vs Ottawa ...................................... 9/11/2004Total Blocks ......................51.5 .......... vs Ottawa ...................................... 9/11/2004

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2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER NUMERICAL ROSTERNO NAME POS YR HT HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL00 KJ Stupey GK Sr. 5-6 Everett, Wash. Kamiak HS0 Vanessa Vasquez GK Jr. 5-5 Moreno Valley, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)1 Karina Albarran GK Jr. 5-4 Lancaster, Calif. Paraclete HS2 Crystal Sanchez MF So. 5-4 Fontana, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)3 Ameenah Issa F/MF Jr. 5-4 Arcadia, Calif. Alverno HS4 Monique Orocio F Jr. 5-3 Oxnard, Calif. Ventura College (Calif.)5 Rachelle Medina DEF Sr. 5-2 Ventura, Calif. St. Bonaventure HS6 Lauren Evans DEF Jr. 5-4 Redlands, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)7 Samantha Barajas DEF/MF So. 5-1 Lancaster, Calif. Lancaster HS8 Kaitlyn Hamersky F/DEF So. 5-7 Saugus, Calif. Saugus HS9 Kyra Helin F Sr. 5-5 Anchorage, Alaska West Anchorage HS10 Katie Janes MF So. 5-7 Saugus, Calif. Saugus HS11 Kelsey Strang MF Fr. 5-3 Temecula, Calif. Chaparral HS12 Anna Nisperos F Jr. 5-6 Fairfi eld, Calif. Solano College (Calif.)13 Diana Ravenda F Sr. 5-3 Laguna Niguel, Calif. California Baptist14 Hannah Kern MF Sr. 5-8 Wichita, Kan. Maize HS15 Brittney Irland F/MF Fr. 5-2 Murrieta, Calif. Murrieta Valley HS16 Sabrina Munoz MF Jr. 5-3 Oxnard, Calif. Ventura College (Calif.)17 Brittney Cox MF Fr. 5-6 Villa Park, Calif. Crean Lutheran HS18 Leanne Brown DEF/MF Jr. 5-6 Palmdale, Calif. Highland HS19 Megan Bodiford F Jr. 5-8 Apple Valley, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)20 Araceli Sanchez F Jr. 5-3 Moreno Valley, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)21 Amanda Lewis DEF Fr. 5-2 Palmdale, Calif. Pete Knight HS22 Raelee Hall F So. 5-11 Santa Clarita, Calif. Golden Valley HS23 Yadira Toraya F/MF Jr. 5-3 Oxnard, Calif. Ventura College (Calif.)24 Jennifer Mahjoub MF Jr. 5-7 Laguna Niguel, Calif. Mission Viejo, Calif.25 Brianna Edwards F/DEF Jr. 5-7 Mission Hills, Calif. Santa Monica College (Calif.)27 Makaila Estrella MF/DEF Jr. 4-11 Agua Dulce, Calif. Vasquez HS28 Lauren Howard DEF So. 5-10 Palmdale, Calif. Highland HS30 Amanda Radich GK Sr. 5-8 Vacaville, Calif. Solano College (Calif.)RS Hannah Bradley F So. 5-5 Huntington Beach, Calif. Edison HSRS Amber Lewis MF Fr. 5-6 Palmdale, Calif. Pete Knight HSRS Sarah Roether F Sr. 5-4 Louisburg, Kan. Allen County CC (Kan.)RS Keriann Warak DEF Fr. 5-1 Glenview, Ill. Glenbrook South HS



2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER PICTURE ROSTER

KJ StupeyGK • 5-6 • Sr.

Everett, Wash.Kamiak HS

0000Vanessa Vasquez

GK • 5-5 • Jr.Moreno Valley, Calif.

San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)

00Karina Albarran

GK • 5-4 • Jr.Lancaster, Calif.

Paraclete HS

11Crystal Sanchez

MF • 5-4 • So.Fontana, Calif.


22Ameenah IssaF/MF • 5-4 • Jr.Arcadia, Calif.

Alverno HS

33Monique Orocio

F • 5-3 • Jr.Oxnard, Calif.


44

Rachelle MedinaDEF • 5-2 • Sr.Ventura, Calif.

St. Bonaventure HS

55Lauren EvansDEF • 5-4 • Jr.

Redlands, Calif.San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)

66Samantha BarajasDEF/MF • 5-1 • So.

Lancaster, Calif.Lancaster HS

77Kaitlyn HamerskyF/DEF • 5-7 • So.

Saugus, Calif.Saugus HS

88Kyra HelinF • 5-5 • Sr.

Anchorage, AlaskaWest Anchorage HS

99Katie Janes

MF • 5-7 • So.Saugus, Calif.

Saugus HS

1010

Kelsey StrangMF • 5-3 • Fr.

Temecula, Calif.Chaparral HS

1111Anna Nisperos

F • 5-6 • Jr.Fairfi eld, Calif.

Solano College (Calif.)

1212Diana Ravenda

F • 5-3 • Sr.Laguna Niguel, Calif.

California Baptist

1313Hannah KernMF • 5-8 • Sr.Wichita, Kan.

Maize HS

1414Brittney IrlandF/MF • 5-2 • Fr.Murrieta, Calif.

Murrieta Valley HS

1515Sabrina Munoz

MF • 5-3 • Jr.Oxnard, Calif.


1616

Brittney CoxMF • 5-6 • Fr.

Villa Park, Calif.Crean Lutheran HS

1717Leanne Brown

DEF/MF • 5-6 • Jr.Palmdale, Calif.

Highland HS

1818Megan Bodiford

F • 5-8 • Jr.Apple Valley, Calif.

Victor Valley College (Calif.)

1919Araceli Sanchez

F • 5-3 • Jr.Moreno Valley, Calif.


2020Amanda LewisDEF • 5-2 • Fr.

Palmdale, Calif.Pete Knight HS

2121Raelee Hall

F • 5-11 • So.Santa Clarita, Calif.Golden Valley HS

2222



2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER PICTURE ROSTER

Yadira TorayaF/MF • 5-3 • Jr.Oxnard, Calif.


2323Jennifer Mahjoub

MF • 5-7 • Jr.Laguna Niguel, Calif.

Mission Viejo HS

2424Brianna EdwardsF/DEF • 5-7 • Jr.

Mission Hills, Calif.Santa Monica College (Calif.)

2525Makaila Estrella

MF/DEF • 4-11 • Jr.Agua Dulce, Calif.

Vasquez HS

2727Lauren HowardDEF • 5-10 • So.Palmdale, Calif.

Highland HS

2828Amanda Radich

GK • 5-8 • Sr.Vacaville, Calif.

Solano College (Calif.)

3030

Dani BentonF/DEF • 5-5 • Jr.

Trabuco Canyon, Calif.South Carolina State

RSRSHannah Bradley

F • 5-5 • So.Huntington Beach, Calif.

Edison HS

RSRSAmber LewisMF • 5-6 • Fr.

Palmdale, Calif.Pete Knight HS

RSRSSarah Roether

F • 5-4 • Sr.Louisburg, Kan.

Allen County CC (Kan.)

RSRSKeriann WarakDEF • 5-1 • Fr.Glenview, Ill.

Glenbrook South HS

RSRS



Mike Dibbini has been coaching at Kansas Wesleyan since the 2005 season. He has compiled a combined 174-56-21 men’s and women’s overall record during his tenure. In his six seasons, not a single one of Dibbini’s teams have fi nished lower than second place in the fi nal regular season standings in the conference.

The women’s team has compiled an overall record of 89-27-12 under Dibbini and been nearly untouchable in conference play under Dibbini. KWU won three straight regular season championships in 2006, 2007 and 2008 going undefeated during that time span, and won four straight conference tournament championships in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 and added another in 2010. Under Dibbini’s leadership, the Coyotes are 50-3-1 in regular season KCAC play, the best record of any KCAC team during that same span.

The women also qualifi ed for the regional tournament each of the last three years of its existence and were consistently ranked in the top fi ve in the region. In 2007, the Coyotes became the fi rst KCAC team in conference history to advance to the NAIA National Tournament, and second straight appearance in 2008. Dibbini was named the KCAC Coach of the Year in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. He was also named as the Region 4 Coach of the Year and was named the Great Plains Region Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in 2007.

In six years, the men’s team has compiled an overall record of 85-29-9 and has fi nished at or near the top of the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference each season. The Coyotes won regular season KCAC championships in 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2010; conference tournament championships in 2005, 2006, 2010, 2009; and has made back-to-back appearances in the NAIA National Championships in 2009 and 2010.

The men qualifi ed for the NAIA Region IV Tournament twice, and were consistently ranked in the top fi ve in the region. In 2006, the men cracked the NAIA Top 25 for the fi rst time in program history. Dibbini has been named the KCAC Men’s Soccer Coach of the Year four times, in 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2010.

Prior to coaching at KWU, Dibbini was the Boys’ and Girls’ Soccer Coach at Salina Central High School from 1999-2006. In 2006, he was named the AVCTL Division I Coach of the Year. In 1999, he received the Kansas State Youth Soccer Boys Coach of the Year award.

He holds an NSCAA Premier Coaching Diploma and USSF National Coaching License. He is also the Director of Coaching and Player Development for the Salina Soccer Club, and is currently on staff as the Head Boys' Coach for the Kansas Olympic Development Program (ODP).

Dibbini graduated in 1999 from Kansas Wesleyan University with a degree in Elementary Education, and continued on to earn a Master of Business Administration in 2002.

As a player at KWU and in junior college at Bethany Lutheran (Minn.) College, Dibbini was a four-time (twice at KWU and twice at BLC) All-Conference, All-Region, and All-American. In 1997, Dibbini was ranked number two in the NAIA for goals scored and off ensive points. He was also named to the NAIA Academic All-Region team in 1997 and the National Small College Player of the Year 1997.

Originally from Palmdale, Calif., Dibbini was a First Team All-CIF selection twice, CIF Player of the Year, and Golden League Player of the Year twice at Palmdale High School.

Coach Dibbini and his wife, Trina, also a 2002 graduate of Kansas Wesleyan University, currently reside in Salina, with their children Jada and Kadin.

SOCCER COACHING STAFF - HEAD COACH MIKE DIBBINI

DIBBINI’S COACHING RECORDS

WOMENYear Overall KCAC Finish2005 15-3-3 8-1 2nd +2006 17-3-2 9-0 1st +2007 21-2-1 9-0 1st + *2008 14-6-1 9-0 1st +2009 12-6-2 7-1-1 2nd2010 10-7-3 8-1 2nd +Total 89-27-12 50-3-1

MENYear Overall KCAC Finish2005 13-6-2 7-2 1st +2006 16-4-1 8-1 2nd +2007 14-5-2 8-0-1 1st2008 12-7-1 9-0 1st2009 14-4-3 7-1-1 2nd +2010 16-3 9-0 1st +Total 85-29-9 48-4-2

174-56-21 98-7-3Combined Men’s & Women’s Record

+ KCAC Tournament Champions* NAIA Region IV Champions



ERIC GARCIAASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

Erik Garcia has been the Associate Head Coach for Kansas Wesleyan Soccer since the Spring of 2011. He joins Mike Dib-bini’s staff after spending one season as an assistant at Cal Poly-Pomona. Prior to coaching at Cal Poly-Pomona, Garcia spent two seasons coaching at Notre Dame de Namur University. In his two seasons, the Argos reached new heights, highlighted by their NCAA Tourney berth in 2008. Garcia, a Los Angeles native who grew up in Honduras, played two seasons for Holy Names in 2004 and 2005. The team earned an NAIA postseason berth in 2004 – a fi rst in school history. He also played at Los Angeles City College. He spent one season as an assistant at Holy Names University in 2006

Garcia earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from Holy Names in 2006 and is a 1999 graduate of Manual Arts High School in Los Angeles. He is the father of four-year old Derik Ki.

GABE ROMOASSISTANT COACH

Gabe Romo has been an assistant soccer coach since the 2011 season. He is also the director of the KWU Intramural program.

Romo Is originally from Lancaster, Calif. He graduated from Kansas Wesleyan University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts-

Criminal Justice. He played soccer at KWU from 2005-2008.

He then returned to California for two years after graduating coaching for a major youth soccer club, LAFC, where he won a state championship and placed third in the regional tournament with his under 13 boys' soccer team. He also coached at La Canada High School, where under his leadership the 2010 team went 22-0 in the regular season, was ranked No.1 in the state for most of the season.

JOHNNA KLOHOKERASSISTANT COACH

Johnna Klohoker has been an assistant coach for the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes since the spring of 2011. She works primarily with the goalkeepers.

A native of Palmdale, Calif., Klohoker attended Desert Christian High School,

where she was a four-year letterwinner in soccer and a three-year letterwinner in volleyball. She helped Desert Christian win its fi rst ever CIF championship as a freshman and as a senior was named team MVP, First Team All-CIF and First Team All-League. She also was a First Team All-League performer in volleyball and graduated with a 3.9 GPA.

Klohoker played collegiately at Northwestern State University (La.) where she was a four-year starter, leading the Demons to a NCAA Tournament appearance in 2005 while earning Honorable Mention All-Southland Conference honors that season. She also was named to the SLC All-Tournament Team, was a First Team Academic All-SLC honoree, SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll honoree and was on the NSU athletic honor roll.

She graduated from NSU, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in chemistry and microbiology with a concentration in pre-med.

She is the daughter of John and Patty Klohoker and has one sister Debbie Williams and one brother Tim Maycock.

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MIKE PADILLAASSISTANT COACH

Mike Padilla has been an assistant coach for the Coyotes since the 2008 season. Padilla, a native of Lynwood, Calif., came to Kansas Wesleyan in 2006, playing for coach Mike Dibbini in 2006, but missed 2007 with an injury.

Padilla came to Kansas Wesleyan from Mt San Antonio College in California, where he played in 2005.

He also spent one season at Cerritos College, where the Falcons reached the State Finals in 2004.

Padilla prepped at Salesian High School in Los Angeles, graduating in 2004. He helped lead the Mustangs to the CIF Championship in 2004. He was also named the CIF Player of the Year in 2004 in addition to being named Santa Fe League MVP in 2003 and 2004.

He holds a NSCAA National Coaching Diploma and is currently an Academy Director for the Salina Soccer Club.

ALBERT BLONDEEL-TIMMERMANASSISTANT COACH

“BT” Timmerman is in his sixth year as an assistant coach for coach Mike Dibbini.

Timmerman has deep roots in the youth soccer community in the Antelope Valley (Calif.) area and has been instrumental in the recruitment in high school players to

Kansas Wesleyan.

Timmerman also plays the role of West Coast Recruiting Coordinator for the Coyotes.

ROY BROWNASSISTANT COACH

Roy Brown has been a part of the KWU Soccer Coaching Staff , serving as a recruiting assistant since the 2010 season.

Brown assists in the recruiting of student-athletes on the West Coast

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2011 MEN’S SOCCER NUMERICAL ROSTERNO NAME POS YR HT WT HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL0 Alex Montiel GK Fr. 6-0 150 La Puente, Calif. Los Altos HS1 Roberto Sanchez GK Sr. 5-11 170 Los Angeles, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)2 Noe Ramirez MF So. 5-9 180 Bakersfi eld, Calif. College of the Canyons (Calif.)3 Miguel Madrigal D Sr. 5-10 165 Inglewood, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)4 Edder Lemus D So. 6-1 175 Wilmington, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)5 Diego Martinez MF So. 5-7 135 Norwalk, Calif. East LA College (Calif.)6 Daniel Martinez F Sr. 5-7 165 Salina, Kan. Garden City CC (Kan.)7 Larry Guizar MF/F Sr. 5-10 175 Santa Clarita, Calif. College of the Canyons (Calif.)8 Eduardo Barba F Sr. 5-11 145 Norwalk, Calif. East LA College (Calif.)9 Jeremy Mireles MF Sr. 5-9 155 Hesperia, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)10 Alex Chavez F Sr. 6-3 185 Los Angeles, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)11 Jorge Oseguera D/MF Jr. 5-7 153 Oxnard, Calif. Pacifi ca HS12 Jose Velasco F Jr. 6-0 185 Adelanto, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)13 Edgar Toco-Ayala D Jr. 6-0 175 Los Angeles, Calif. East LA College (Calif.)14 Jacob DeLeon F Sr. 5-8 166 Apple Valley, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)15 Bernard Rene MF Jr. 6-1 180 Canberra, Australia Cloud County CC (Kan.)16 Ryan Ingrassia F/MF So. 5-10 155 Salina, Kan. Salina Central HS17 Scott Knox D Sr. 6-3 185 Salina, Kan. Salina Central HS18 Jesus Ochoa D/MF Sr. 6-0 170 Paramount, Calif. Cerritos College (Calif.)19 Francisco Cantero D Jr. 5-8 150 Pasadena, Calif. Pasadena City College (Calif.)20 Daniel Chance MF/F So. 5-9 160 Lawrence, Kan. Lawrence Free State HS21 Javier Cervantes F Jr. 5-11 190 Los Angeles, Calif. East LA College (Calif.)22 Anthony Gallegos D Jr. 5-10 185 Bell, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)23 Alfonso Fombona MF Jr. 6-0 175 Los Angeles, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)24 Moritz Keppel Sr. Kandel, Germany Karlsruhe Institute of Technology25 Jack Lennon MF Jr. 5-7 150 Salina, Kan. Colorado Christian University26 Robert Carroll MF So. 6-2 170 Redlands, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)27 Andrew Paredes D Jr. 5-10 180 Victorville, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)28 Juan De Arcos MF Jr. 5-10 170 Hawthorne, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)29 Ricardo Raygoza MF Jr. 5-10 175 Los Angeles, Calif. East LA College (Calif.)30 Jeremy Carroll MF So. 6-2 165 Redlands, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)31 Kasey Lien MF So. 5-10 145 Salina, Kan. Salina South HS32 Phillip Peralta MF Jr. 5-8 140 Barstow, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)33 Brandon Gil D So. 6-1 180 Salina, Kan. Salina South HS34 Moises Balderas MF Jr. 5-6 145 Long Beach, Calif. LA Harbor College (Calif.)35 Todd Clark D So. 5-11 150 Salina, Kan. Salina Central HS38 Briant Reyes F Jr. 5-11 170 Downey, Calif. Cerritos College (Calif.)RS Luis Torres MF Jr. 5-5 165 Mesa, Ariz. Mesa CC (Ariz.)RS Richard Gonzalez D Sr. 5-10 185 Barstow, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)

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Alex MontielGK • 6-0 • 150 • Fr.La Puente, Calif.

Los Altos HS

00Roberto Sanchez

GK • 5-11 • 170 • Sr.Los Angeles, Calif.LA Harbor College (Calif.)

11Noe Ramirez

MF • 5-9 • 180 • So.Bakersfi eld, Calif.

College of the Canyons (Calif.)

22Miguel MadrigalD • 5-10 • 165 • Sr.Inglewood, Calif.

LA Harbor College (Calif.)

33Edder Lemus

D • 6-1 • 175 • So.Wilmington, Calif.LA Harbor College (Calif.)

44Diego Martinez

MF • 5-7 • 135 • So.Norwalk, Calif.

East LA College (Calif.)

55

Daniel MartinezF • 5-7 • 165 • Sr.

Salina, Kan.Garden City CC (Kan.)

66Larry Guizar

MF/F • 5-10 • 175 • Sr.Santa Clarita, Calif.

College of the Canyons (Calif.)

77Eduardo Barba

F • 5-11 • 145 • Sr.Norwalk, Calif.


88Jeremy Mireles

MF • 5-9 • 155 • Sr.Hesperia, Calif.


99Alex Chavez

F • 6-3 • 185 • Sr.Los Angeles, Calif.LA Harbor College (Calif.)

1010Jorge Oseguera

D/MF • 5-7 • 153 • Jr.Oxnard, Calif.

Pacifi ca HS

1111

Jose VelascoF • 6-0 • 185 • Jr.Adelanto, Calif.


1212Edgar Toco-AyalaD • 6-0 • 175 • Jr.

Los Angeles, Calif.East LA College (Calif.)

1313Jacob DeLeon

F • 5-8 • 166 • Sr.Apple Valley, Calif.


1414Bernard Rene

MF • 6-1 • 180 • Jr.Canberra, Australia

Cloud County CC (Kan.)

1515Ryan Ingrassia

F/MF • 5-10 • 155 • So.Salina, Kan.

Salina Central HS

1616Scott Knox

DEF • 6-3 • 185 • Sr.Salina, Kan.

Salina Central HS

1717

Jesus OchoaD/MF • 6-0 • 170 • Sr.

Paramount, Calif.Cerritos College (Calif.)

1818Francisco Cantero

D • 5-8 • 150 • Jr.Pasadena, Calif.

Pasadena City College (Calif.)

1919Daniel Chance

MF/F • 5-9 • 160 • So.Lawrence, Kan.

Lawrence Free State HS

2020Javier CervantesF • 5-11 • 190 • Jr.

Los Angeles, Calif.East LA College (Calif.)

2121Anthony GallegosD • 5-10 • 185 • Jr.

Bell, Calif.LA Harbor College (Calif.)

2222Alfonso FombonaMF • 6-0 • 175 • Jr.Los Angeles, Calif.LA Harbor College (Calif.)

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Moritz Keppel MF • • • Sr.

Kandel, Germany Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

2424Jack Lennon

MF • 5-7 • 150 • Jr.Salina, Kan.

Colorado Christian University

2525Robert Carroll

MF • 6-2 • 170 • So.Redlands, Calif.


2626Andrew ParedesD • 5-10 • 180 • Jr.Victorville, Calif.


2727Juan De Arcos

MF • 5-10 • 170 • Jr.Hawthorne, Calif.

LA Harbor College (Calif.)

2828Ricardo Raygoza

MF • 5-10 • 175 • Jr.Los Angeles, Calif.


2929

Jeremy CarrollMF • 6-2 • 165 • So.


3030Kasey Lien

MF • 5-10 • 145 • So.Salina, Kan.

Salina South HS

3131Phillip Peralta

MF • 5-8 • 140 • Jr.Barstow, Calif.


3232Brandon Gil

D • 6-1 • 180 • So.Salina, Kan.

Salina South HS

3333Moises Balderas

MF • 5-6 • 145 • Jr.Long Beach, Calif.LA Harbor College (Calif.)

3434Todd Clark

D • 5-11 • 150 • So.Salina, Kan.

Salina Central HS

3535

Briant ReyesF • 5-11 • 170 • Jr.

Downey, Calif.Cerritos College (Calif.)

3838Luis Torres

MF • 5-5 • 165 • Jr.Mesa, Ariz.

Mesa CC (Ariz.)

RSRSRichard GonzalezD • 5-10 • 185 • Sr.

Barstow, Calif.Victor Valley College (Calif.)

RSRS

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ALL TIME MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SOCCER RECORDS

WOMEN’S TEAM RECORDSMost Wins in a Season ................................................................................ 21 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2007Fewest Losses in a Season ......................................................................... 2 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2007Most Goals in a Season ............................................................................... 92 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2007Most Goals Scored in a Game .................................................................. 11 vs. Southwestern Assemblies of God University .......................................................9/1/2007Most Consecutive Wins in a Season ...................................................... 14 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2007Most Consecutive Shutouts...................................................................... 8 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2007Largest Shutout ............................................................................................ 11-0 vs. Southwestern Assemblies of God University ...................................................9/1/2007Longest Unbeaten Streak in a Season .................................................. 18 matches ............................................................................................................................................ 2007

WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPoints in a Season ..................................................53 .............................................................. Heather Muilenburg ............................................................................................. 2007Goals in a Game ......................................................4 ................................................................ Heather Muilenburg vs. Bethel College ............................................. 9/26/2007Goals in a Season ....................................................22 .............................................................. Heather Muilenburg ............................................................................................. 2006Assists in a Season ..................................................13 .............................................................. Juliet Cervantes ...................................................................................................... 2006Shutouts in a Season .............................................10 .............................................................. Kelli Beatty ................................................................................................................ 2007Career Shutouts ......................................................15 ............................................................. Kelly Balch ...................................................................................................2005 - 2006

MEN’S TEAM RECORDSMost Wins in a Season ................................................................................ 17 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2006 17 .............................................................................................................................................................. 1999Fewest Wins in a Season ............................................................................ 0 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2004Most Losses in a Season ............................................................................. 16 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2004Most Goals in a Season ............................................................................... 76 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2006Fewest Goals in a Season........................................................................... 15 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2004Most Goals Scored in a Game .................................................................. 13 vs. Haskell Indian Nations University ......................................................................... 9/25/2002Most Goals Allowed in a Game ................................................................ 16 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2004Most Consecutive Wins in a Season ...................................................... 10 .............................................................................................................................................................. 2008Most Consecutive Shutouts...................................................................... 5 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2008Largest Shutout ............................................................................................ 13 vs. Haskell Indian Nations University ......................................................................... 9/25/2002Worst Margin of Defeat .............................................................................. 0-16 .......................................................................................................................................................... 2004Longest Unbeaten Streak in a Season .................................................. 12 matches ............................................................................................................................................ 2007

MEN’S INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPoints in a Season ........................................................................................................... 77 ......................................................... Mike Dibbini ....................................................... 1997Points in a Career ............................................................................................................. 168 ...................................................... Murad Dibbini ............................................1997 - 99Goals in a Game ............................................................................................................... 5 ........................................................... Mike Dibbini ....................................................... 1997Fastest Goal Scored ........................................................................................................ 30 seconds ....................................... Harold Calvo ....................................................... 1996Most Goals in a Season .................................................................................................. 32 ......................................................... Alex Chavez......................................................... 2010Most Goals in a Career ................................................................................................... 65 ......................................................... Murad Dibbini ............................................1997 - 99Assists in a Season ........................................................................................................... 15 ......................................................... Mike Dibbini ....................................................... 1997Assists in a Career ............................................................................................................ 40 ......................................................... Ricky Ramos ...........................................1998 - 2001Shutouts in a Season ...................................................................................................... 11 ......................................................... Wayne Johnson ................................................. 2006Career Shutouts ............................................................................................................... 19 ......................................................... Wayne Johnson ....................................2005 - 2006


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KKANSAS ANSAS WWESLEYAN ESLEYAN UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY CROSS COUNTRY

HEAD COACHBRENT BAILEY

Brent Bailey has been named the Cross Country and Track coach at Kansas Wesleyan University. He has led the Coyote programs since August 2011. Bailey comes to Kansas Wesleyan after spending two years as graduate assistant coach at Baker University in Baldwin City, Kan. Bailey’s emphasis at Baker was coaching the distance program, coaching 73 All-Heart of America Conference selections in track and nine All-Heart of America Conference selections in cross country. He also coached a ninth place fi nisher in the women’s marathon and the NAIA National Championships while coaching at Baker and helped the Wildcat women qualify for the NAIA Cross Country National Championships for the fi rst time in several seasons after winning the Heart of America Championship for the fi rst time since 2002. A native of Limon, Colo., Bailey attended McPherson College in McPherson, Kan., where he earned dual degrees in Physical Education and Business Administration with minors in Accounting and Finance. While at McPherson, Bailey was elected student body president. On the course and on the track for the Bulldogs, Bailey was a four-time All-KCAC performer in cross country and qualifi ed for the NAIA National Championships, and was a KCAC Champion in the 1500m and earned All-KCAC honors ten times. He then continued onto earn his Master of Liberal Arts degree from Baker University. During his prep career at Limon High School, Bailey was a state champion and helped his team to back-to-back Colorado State team titles. He also ran club track with the Colorado Springs Striders, where he competed at the USA Track and Field Junior Olympics in the 4x800m relay and the 2000m steeplechase. Bailey is a USATF Level 1 certifi ed coach and continues to train and compete on an elite level, twice qualifying for the USA Duathlon National Championships and the USA Triathlon National Championships. “I am truly excited to have the opportunity to return to the KCAC as a coach,” Bailey said of his hiring at Kansas Wesleyan. “Coaching is in my blood and is truly my passion. I look forward to the challenge of building this program to be the top program in the conference.”

NAME YR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOLDaniel Chance So. Lawrence, Kan. Lawrence Free State HSTara Davis So. Dallas, Texas White HSMakaila Estrella Jr. Agua Dulce, Calif. Vasquez HSLauren Evans Jr. Redlands, Calif. San Bernardino Valley College (Calif.)

Ryan Ingrassia So. Salina, Kan. Salina Central HSKatie Janes So. Saugus. Calif. Saugus HSHannah Kern Sr. Wichita, Kan. Maize HSCody Martus Jr. Erie, Colo. Cloud County CC (Kan.)Jeremy Mireles Sr. Hesperia, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)Phillip Peralta Jr. Barstow, Calif. Victor Valley College (Calif.)Chase Wiedel Jr. Hebron, Neb. Cloud County CC (Kan.)

Cody MartusJunior

Erie, Colo.Cloud County CC (Kan.)

Tara DavisSophomoreDallas, Texas

White HS

Chase WiedelJunior

Hebron, Neb.Cloud County CC (Kan.)

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Lauren EvansJunior


Katie JanesSophomore

Saugus, Calif.Saugus HS

Hannah KernSenior

Wichita, Kan.Maize HS

Makaila EstrellaJunior

Agua Dulce, Calif.Vasquez HS

Jeremy MirelesSenior

Hesperia, Calif.Victor Valley College (Calif.)

Ryan IngrassiaSophomoreSalina, Kan.

Salina Central HS

Daniel ChanceSophomoer

Lawrence, Kan.Lawrence Free State HS

Phillip PeraltaMF • 5-8 • 140 • Jr.

Barstow, Calif.Victor Valley College (Calif.)

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CHEER TEAM ROSTERNAME YR HOMETOWNAshley Alderman So. Springfi eld, Mo.Lorenzo Araujo Grad Larned, Kan.Mackenzie Augustin So. Wichita, Kan.Amanda DiPrima Jr. Palmdale, Calif.Travis Godfrey Jr. Osborne, Kan.Jaia Hanks Jr. Salina, Kan.Ethan Hemphill Fr. Salina, Kan.Timothy Hernandez So. Salina, Kan.Ashley Laas Jr. Salina, Kan.Emily McGregor So. Belleville, Kan.Ashley Milford Fr. Fowler, Kan.Anna Morrissette Fr. Concordia, Kan.Lynsey Salazar So. Topeka, Kan.Heather Smith Sr. Santa Clarita, Calif.Ben Waugh So. Goodland, Kan.

DANCE TEAM ROSTERNAME YR HOMETOWNSamantha Barajas So. Lancaster, Calif.Christina Dunn So. Salina, Kan.Maria Duran Fr. Salina, Kan.Amanda Hopkins Sr. Almena, Kan.Dieja Martin So. Salina, Kan.Emily Rico Fr. Salina, Kan.Adrianne Spielman So. Arkansas City, Kan.

CHEER AND DANCE ROSTERS COYOTE SPIRIT COACHING STAFFDAVID ALMEIDA HEAD COACH

Dave Almeida has been the head cheer and dance coach at Kansas Wesleyan since May, 2011. Almeida came to Kansas Wesleyan after spending two years at Xtreme Acro and Cheer in Rockville, Md., as the Allstar Cheer Director. Prior to Xtreme Acro and Cheer, Almeida coached the East Coast Stars

program in Myrtle Beach, S.C., for three years from 2006 until 2009. Almeida looks to return the program to the competitive level it was back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, competing on a local and national level with the intent of bringing local and national attention to the program. "I want to put Kansas Wesleyan University back into the competitive Collegiate Cheerleading World and show everyone what kind of student athletes we have at KWU," Almeida said. Almeida also served on the coaching staff at Loyola University and James Madison University. He has over 20 years of experience in cheerleading, either as a cheerleader, coach or program director. Almeida attended and cheered at both George Mason University and North Carolina State University. He was a two-time National Champion as well as earning several other honors from NCA and UCA. He is certifi ed by the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators (AACCA) and the United States All-Star Federation (USASF).



Ashley AldermanSo.

Springfi eld, Mo.

Lorenzo AraujoGrad

Larned, Kan.

Mackenzie AugustinSo.

Wichita, Kan.

Amanda DiPrimaJr.

Palmdale, Calif.

Travis GodfreyJr.

Osborne, Kan.

Jaia HanksJr.

Salina, Kan.

Ethan HemphillFr.

Salina, Kan.

Timothy HernandezSo.

Salina, Kan.

Ashley LaasJr.

Salina, Kan.

Emily McGregorSo.

Belleville, Kan.

Ashley MilfordFr.

Fowler, Kan.

Anna MorrissetteFr.

Concordia, Kan.

Lynsey SalazarSo.

Topeka, Kan.

Heather SmithSr.

Santa Clarita, Calif.

Ben WaughSo.

Goodland, Kan.

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Samantha BarajasSo.

Lancaster, Calif.

Christina DunnSo.

Salina, Kan.

Maria DuranFr.

Salina, Kan.

Amanda HopkinsSr.

Almena, Kan.

Dieja MartinSo.

Salina, Kan.

Emily RicoFr.

Salina, Kan.

Adrianne SpielmanSo.

Arkansas City, Kan.

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KKANSAS ANSAS WWESLEYAN ESLEYAN UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY COYOTE SPIRITDIRECTOR OF BANDS WILLIAM McMOSLEYProfessor William McMosley begins his twelfth year as the Director of Bands at Kansas Wesleyan University. Since his arrival in 1999, the “Mighty Coyote Pep Band” has ascended to the top of the pep band ranks in the Kansas Conference.

Nicknamed “Maestro Mad Mac” by former Athletic Director and Basketball Coach Jerry Jones, McMosley and his talented group of musicians can be found at all home football games, and most home basketball games jazzing up the crowd as the Coyotes fi ght to victory.

McMosley received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Adams State College in 1969, and also received his Master of Arts degree from Adams State in 1971.

While at Saint Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City in 1989, McMosley was awarded the 1989 Outstanding Teacher Award from Sears Roebuck Company.

McMosley continues to be active across the country, making appearances as a clinician, and as a guest conductor for orchestras, concert bands, jazz bands, and marching bands. He is also the Director of the Salina Municipal Band.

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