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DATE OPPONENT TIME (CST) LOCATIONAug. 27 *William Penn University 6:00 p.m. Oskaloosa, IowaSept. 3 Quincy University 7:00 p.m. Quincy, Ill.Sept. 10 Taylor University 1:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaSept. 24 *University of St. Francis (Ill.) - Homecoming 2:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaOct. 1 Wright State University (club team) 1:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaOct. 8 *Trinity International University 1:00 p.m. Deerfi eld, Ill.Oct. 15 *St. Ambrose University 6:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaOct. 22 *Waldorf College 2:30 p.m. Forest City, IowaOct. 29 *Olivet Nazarene University 1:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaNov. 6 *Grand View University 1:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaNov. 13 Concordia University (Mich.) 1:00 p.m. Mount Pleasant, IowaHome games in bold*Denotes MSFA Midwest League game

Above: 2011 Iowa Wesleyan College Football Seniors. Front row, Cameron Jones and Kenrick Lawson; back row, Eric Davis, Tyler Stewart, Head Coach Kent Anderson, Matthew Palmer-Newton and Nate Schrock

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TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome from IWC Pres. Jay Simmons ..............2IWC Athletic Department.......................................2 Iowa Wesleyan College .........................................3 Mapleleaf Stadium/Evans Field ............................4 The Mount Pleasant Community ..........................4The IWC Football Program ...................................5Tiger Coaching Staff ..........................................6-82011 IWC Football Preview ...................................9Senior Profi les ................................................10-11Player Profi les .................................................12-17Tiger Numerical Roster ..................................18-19Mid-States Football Association ........................20NAIA ......................................................................21 2011 Opponents ..............................................22-242010 Season Statistics ........................................25IWC Coaching Records .......................................26IWC All-Time Records vs. Opponents ...............27Postseason History .............................................27IWC All-Time Results ......................................28-31IWC Individual & Team Records ....................32-33IWC All-Americans ..............................................34IWC Hall of Fame .................................................34

WHERE TO READ & HEAR ABOUT TIGER FOOTBALL:IWC website: www.iwc.eduIWC athletic website: www.iwctigers.comNAIA website: www.naia.orgMSFA website: www.mid-statesfootball.orgVictory Sports Network: www.victorysportsnetwork.com

Newspapers:Mt. Pleasant News (Mount Pleasant, Iowa)The Hawk Eye (Burlington, Iowa)

Radio:KILJ-FM (Mount Pleasant, Iowa) 1130 AM/105.5 FMKBUR-AM/KGRS-FM (Burlington, Iowa) 1490 AM/107.3 FMKMCD-AM/KIIK-FM (Fairfi eld, Iowa) 1570 AM/95.9 FMKOKX-AM (Keokuk, Iowa) 1310 AM/95.3 FMWGEM-AM (Quincy, Ill.) 1440 AM/105.1 FM

Television:KCRG-Channel 9, ABC (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)KTVO-Channel 3, ABC (Kirksville, Mo./Ottumwa, Iowa)WGEM-Channel 10, NBC (Quincy, Ill.)

IWC AT A GLANCELocation: Mount Pleasant, IowaFounded: 1842Enrollment: 850Nickname: TigersColors: Purple & WhiteStadium: Mapleleaf Stadium/Bob Evans FieldCapacity: 5,000Surface: Natural GrassAffi liation: NAIAConference: Mid-States Football Association Midwest LeaguePresident: Dr. Jay K. SimmonsAthletic Director: Mike Hampton Phone: 319-385-6303 E-mail: [email protected] Assistant: Lexy Determan Phone: 319-385-6301Athletic Department Offi ce: 319-385-6303Athletic Department Offi ce Fax: 319-385-6384Athletic Trainer: Vince Klopfenstein Phone: 319-385-6417 E-mail: [email protected] Trainer: Mandy Borchers Phone: 319-385-6417 E-mail: [email protected] Information Director: Adam Glatczak Offi ce Phone: 319-385-6306 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.iwctigers.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Football Coach: Kent Anderson Phone: 319-385-6380 E-mail: [email protected] Football CoachesBrad Linares – phone: 319-385-6382 E-mail: [email protected] Lukens – phone: 319-385-6381 E-mail: [email protected] Stubbs – phone: 319-385-6258 E-mail: [email protected] Offi ce: 319-385-6381Football Offi ce Fax: 319-385-6387

2010 Overall Record: 3-8League Record/Finish: 3-4/tie-5thHome/Away Records: 1-5/2-3Base Offense: SpreadBase Defense: MultipleLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 30/18Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8First Year of Football: 1890All-Time Record: 348-572-37Years in Postseason Play: 5Last Postseason Appearance: 1991Conference Championships: 7

Game Day StaffPublic Address Announcer: Jerry KeeleyClock Operator: Darrell Rogers

The 2011 Iowa Wesleyan College Football Media Guide is a production of the IWC Sports Information Department. Thank you to all advertisers in this year’s football program. A special thank you to Wanda Broeker (IWC Class of 1996) and Broeker Photography in Mount Pleasant for again providing the team and individual photos for this year’s program. Also special thanks to River Basin Publications in Burlington for printing all IWC media guides.

ON THE COVER. Clockwise from top right: Cameron Jones (#10), senior on this year’s team; Kevin McConnell (#19), two-year starting quarterback; Nate Schrock (#60), another of this year’s seniors, opens a hole for former record-breaking IWC wide receiver Lawrence Moore.Cover photos: Emily SituCover design: Tony Lang

All photos inside are property of the Iowa Wesleyan College Sports Infor-mation or Archives Departments except the following:Pg. 9: Photos courtesy of Emily Situ and Bill & Karen SchrockPg. 9: Photos courtesy of Kevin Palmer-NewtonPg. 26: Photo courtesy of Kalen Henderson

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As President of Iowa Wesleyan College, I invite you to become acquainted with our football program and Iowa Wes-leyan College. Iowa Wesleyan’s founding in 1842 justifi es the College’s claim to being one of the oldest four-year, church-related liberal arts colleges west of the Mississippi River. The College’s history of recruiting gifted faculty and dedicated staff has created an educational environment in which students’ individualized educational experience prepares them for an ever-changing and increasingly global world.

Football has been a part of the Iowa Wesleyan tradition since 1890, when Iowa Wesleyan played its fi rst game. The College community takes great pride in these student-athletes, encouraging them as they build on this historic legacy. These young men and their coaches are committed to academic and athletic success. All of us at the Col-lege are pleased to have these students represent Iowa Wesleyan on and off the football fi eld.

On behalf of all of us at Iowa Wesleyan, welcome to the College. We are glad to have you on our campus.

Sincerely,

Jay K. SimmonsPresident

Mike Hampton is in his 17th year as Iowa Wesleyan College athletic director. He also serves as head coach of the IWC softball team, where he is the career leader in wins through 18 years with a record of 496-442.

Hampton brings a wealth of experience to his role as director of athletics. In ad-dition to his time at IWC, he spent 23 years teaching in Mount Pleasant Commu-nity Schools. He served as high school head girls track coach for 20 years and in 2006 retired as head softball coach after having started the softball program for the high school in the 1970s. He also assisted with the girls basketball program for fi ve years, initiating that program as well.

Hampton, a 1972 graduate of Iowa Wesleyan, has been a registered girls and boys basketball offi cial for 30 years. His offi ciating capabilities have led to his selection into the Iowa Girls’ Coaches Association Offi cials Hall of Fame in April of 2005. In April 2007 he was also a member of the fi rst induction class into the Southeast Iowa Offi cials Hall of Fame.

In 2007, Hampton was recognized by the National Fastpitch Coaches Associa-

tion for his 400 career college coaching wins. In the summer of 2006, Hampton was also inducted into the Iowa Girls Coaches Association Hall of Fame in honor of his high school softball coaching career. He celebrated 1,000 career softball victo-ries in the spring of 2005. Hampton was named by the Iowa Softball Coaches Association as a coach for the Iowa State High School All-Star Team in 1997. In 1988, Hampton was named Southeast Iowa Class AA Softball Coach of the Year and Bur-lington Hawkeyeland Softball Coach of the Year.

Hampton and his wife Anita (also an IWC gradu-ate and the school’s current Director of Alumni and Parent Relations) reside in Mount Pleasant. They have three children. Son Lance and his wife Polly live in Washington D.C.; son Beau lives with wife Sarah in Des Moines, and daughter Michal is married to Steven Caulk and lives in Iowa City.

Athletic Director: Mike HamptonPhone: 319-385-6303 E-mail: [email protected] Assistant: Lexy DetermanPhone: 319-385-6301 E-mail: [email protected] Trainer: Vince KlopfensteinPhone: 319-385-6417 E-mail: [email protected] Trainer: Mandy BorchersPhone: 319-385-6417 E-mail: [email protected] Information Director: Adam GlatczakPhone: 319-385-6306 E-mail: [email protected]

BaseballHead Coach: Brett MonaghanPhone: 319-385-6349 E-mail: [email protected] Coach: Steve LessPhone: 319-385-6349 E-mail: [email protected]’s Basketball, Women’s GolfHead Coach: Steve WilliamsonPhone: 319-385-6332 E-mail: [email protected]’s BasketballHead Coach: Alan MagnaniPhone: 319-385-6307 E-mail: [email protected] Coach: Ian McKeithenPhone: 319-385-6386 E-mail: [email protected]

FootballHead Coach: Kent AndersonPhone: 319-385-6380 E-mail: [email protected]’s GolfHead Coach: Kurt MoonPhone: 319-750-0195 E-mail: [email protected]’s SoccerHead Coach: Brocklon ChatmanPhone: 319-385-6978 E-mail: [email protected]’s SoccerHead Coach: Sara WilliamsonPhone: 319-385-6378 E-mail: [email protected] Coach: Mike HamptonPhone: 319-385-6303 E-mail: [email protected] Coach: Lexy DetermanPhone: 319-385-6301 E-mail: [email protected]’s & Women’s Track & Field, Men’s & Women’s Cross CountryHead Coach: Anne GieselPhone: 319-385-6437 E-mail: [email protected] Coach: Jill BlakePhone: 319-385-6301 E-mail: [email protected]

A WELCOME FROM IWC PRESIDENT JAY SIMMONSA WELCOME FROM IWC PRESIDENT JAY SIMMONS

IWC ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MIKE HAMPTONIWC ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MIKE HAMPTON

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What would you love to do? Heal? Teach? Perform? Lead? Design? With a degree from Iowa Wes-leyan College you’ll be ready for your future! When you graduate, you’ll have a powerful resume that sets you apart.

Learn. Iowa Wesleyan offers more than 40 majors and pre-professional programs to match your interests to a challenging and exciting career. You’ll learn in small classroom settings, where faculty know you personally. A professor to student ratio of 1:14 puts you at the center of our attention. Work. Field Experience at Iowa Wesleyan takes you out of the classroom to introduce you to the world of careers. You can test your abilities while gaining professional experience and networking opportunities in real career settings. With hands-on experience including internships, student teach-ing, nursing clinicals and career applications, you’ll put your knowledge and skills to work. Serve. You’ll live out your values and give to others through service at Iowa Wesleyan. All students take part in service projects throughout their education, in the classroom, in organizations and through individual projects. You’ll do something meaningful for others while learning more about yourself and what it means to be a global citizen. Iowa Wesleyan has been a pioneer in service initia-tives for more than 40 years.Lead. Iowa Wesleyan College has 14 athletic programs and more than 30 student organizations so you can get involved, develop leadership skills and have fun! As team captain, committee chair or state offi cer in a professional organization, you’ll develop skills and confi dence for a lifetime.

Financial aid can make your Iowa Wesleyan College education affordable. Academic scholarships are available to qualifi ed students. To learn how Iowa Wesleyan College can get you ready for your future, contact our Admissions Offi ce at 800.582.2383 or check us out online at www.iwc.edu.

MajorsAccountingApplied Computer ScienceArt Education*Biology*Business Administration – concentrations in Human Resource Mgmt., Management and MarketingChemistry*Christian StudiesCommunicationComputer ScienceCriminal JusticeEarly Childhood EducationElementary EducationEnglish*Environmental ScienceExercise Science & WellnessHistory*

Human ServicesLife Science*Mathematics Education*Music**NursingPhilosophy of ReligionPhysical Education**PsychologySociologySpecial Education**Studio ArtVisual Communication & DesignWeb Design

*Denotes secondary education certifi cation avail-ability**Denotes elementary and/or secondary education certifi cation availability

Pre-Professional ProgramsChiropracticDentistryEngineeringForestryLawLibrary ScienceMedical TechnologyMedicineMinistryOptometry PharmacyPhysical TherapyVeterinary Medicine

Iowa Wesleyan College features 29 undergraduate majors as well as 13 pre-professional programs to choose from:

More facts about Iowa Wesleyan College...Founded: 1842Class Size: Average of 14 studentsFaculty/Student Ratio: 1 professor to 12 students Campus: 60 tree-lined acres feature a mixture of landmark historic buildings and state-of-the-art facilities Mission Statement: “The mission of Iowa Wesleyan College is to prepare students to succeed in a changing global environment. Iowa Wesleyan is a four-year liberal arts college providing quality individualized learning experiences that combine the development of the intellect with adaptive life skills. The college is affi liated with the United Methodist Church with which it shares a commitment to spiritual values, social justice and human welfare.”Leadership: Over 30 student clubs and organizations Athletics: Member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and featuring the following sports: Men: Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Soccer, Track & Field Women: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Track & Field, VolleyballFinancial Assistance: More than 95% of the student body receives fi nancial aid, $5 million in scholarships awarded yearlyNotable Alumni: Belle Babb Mansfi eld (1866, fi rst woman to be admitted to the bar to practice law in the United States); James Van Allen (1935, discoverer of the Earth’s radiation belts); Rita Horky (1960, member National Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame); Peggy Whitson (1981, NASA Astro-naut, fi rst female commander of the International Space Station); Douglas Elisaia (1996, University of Utah football program Strength and Conditioning Coach)

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THE MOUNT PLEASANT COMMUNITYTHE MOUNT PLEASANT COMMUNITYMount Pleasant, Iowa, with its 9,000 friendly people, is proud of its heritage of good schools, fi ne churches, and prosperous businesses, all in an agricultural center.

Mount Pleasant is located in southeastern Iowa at the junction of U.S. highways 34 and 218/27 which offers four-lane access to I-80, I-70, and U.S. Highway 34. The town offers daily Amtrak service to Chicago and points east, and to Denver and points west. Commercial airlines are within easy access in Burlington and Cedar Rapids. A municipal airport in Mount Pleasant accommodates private aircraft.

The Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Association Reunion is held in Mount Pleasant, attracting more than 100,000 visitors every Labor Day weekend. The celebration displays an expanding collection of Americana in the Heritage Museums as well as hundreds of horse, steam- and gasoline-powered antique farm equipment items.

Mount Pleasant is the site of the Harlan–Lincoln House, the Dr. James Van Allen home and numerous buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Recreational opportunities in Mount Pleasant include golf, tennis, swimming, a community fi tness/recreation facility, city parks and playgrounds, and two nearby state parks.

Iowa Wesleyan College will again be playing all of its home football games at Mapleleaf Stadium. The Tigers have made Mapleleaf their home since 1979 and share the fi eld with Mount Pleasant Community High School. The Mapleleaf Community Complex also includes baseball and softball fi elds, and the football fi eld in 2007 was named Bob Evans Field, after the former MPCHS head coach who won more than 200 games over a 33-year coaching career at the high school from 1956-88.

Directions to Mapleleaf Stadium:The football fi eld is located on Mapleleaf Drive, about 1/2 mile from the intersection of Grand Ave. and Mapleleaf. From the north: From U.S. Hwy 218, take exit 45. The exit runs directly into Grand Ave. Go through two sets of stoplights. At the third stoplight, just past McDonald’s, take a right onto Mapleleaf Drive. The athletic complex will be on the right side of the road.

From the south: From U.S. Hwy 218, take exit 42B, merging onto E. Washington St. Go through the stoplights, past the Hy-Vee and to a four-way stop sign, where you will take a right. Go about 3/4 mile until the stoplights, where you will take a left. The athletic complex will be on the right side of the road.

From the east: Take U.S. Hwy 34 into Mount Pleasant. Go through the stoplights, past the Hy-Vee and to a four-way stop sign, where you will take a right. Go about 3/4 mile until the stoplights, where you will take a left. The athletic complex will be on the right side of the road.

From the west: From U.S. Hwy 34, take exit 234. Take a right onto Grand Ave. Go through two sets of stoplights. At the third stoplight, just past McDonald’s, take a right onto Mapleleaf Drive. The athletic complex will be on the right side of the road.

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To all Iowa Wesleyan football fans, parents, and supporters:On behalf of the Iowa Wesleyan College football program I would like to welcome you to the 2011 football season. We hope to bring you a season of what we feel college football is about. We feel that part of college athletics is about setting our priorities in proper perspective. This can in turn be a vital step in succeeding on many levels. We want our players to be students and citizens fi rst, to pursue their education, to be good sons and brothers and aspire to their chosen profession. If we set this standard and adhere to the values of sacrifi ce, fellowship, unselfi sh-ness, hustle and desire we cannot fail those we care about or our College.

These are important factors of not only a football program’s foundation, but also a foundation for life. We only ask that we give maximum effort, that we do our best, that despite the outcome what is important is how we competed. If we follow this standard, we can enrich our football student athletes’ college experience.

We want our foundation to be about passion, effort, hustle and pride. With your support we hope to make you proud of how we play. This is how new traditions can start and how a football tradition that stands proudly since 1890 can be honored.

Just play as hard as we can. Nothing less.

Kent AndersonIowa Wesleyan College Head Football Coach

Continuing their work on upgrading team facilities, the IWC football coaching staff as well as a number of friends of the program renovated the team’s locker room inside IWC’s Old Gymnasium. Thank you to those who donated their time, energy or supplies to the project including: Harmony Bible Church, Breadeaux Pizza, Mt. Pleas-ant Electric, Sherwin Williams, Mt. Pleasant Lumber, Wilson Distributors, the IWC Football Alumni & Friends organiza-tion, and Wal-Mart.

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Iowa Wesleyan Football 2010 - accomplishments in year one under Head Coach Kent AndersonTeam • Tied for most wins in a season by IWC team since 1997 • Won three games in MSFA Midwest League play for just second time in school history and for fi rst time since 1996, IWC’s fi rst year in the league • Won consecutive games in a season for the fi rst time since 1997 • Picked up fi rst Homecoming win since 2005 • Passed for 2,521 yards and 18 touchdowns, both IWC’s highest single-season totals in those categories since 1998 • Scored 128 more points, 18 more touchdowns, and gained 1,008 yards more total offense in 2010 than season before • Played seven teams who were ranked at some point during the season. Also played fi ve games against teams ranked at the time, with all fi ve of those games against teams ranked in the top 15 at the time of the game. • Win over St. Francis (Ill.) was Tigers’ fi rst win ever over a team that fi nished with a winning record in MSFA Midwest League play.

Individual • Lawrence Moore sets school record for receptions in a career with 228 career catches. Moore also fi nished second in school history with 2,183 receiving yards in his career, just 13 yards shy of tying the school all-time record. Last year he led MSFA Midwest and ranked fourth in NAIA in receptions (79); and also was second in league and fi fth in nation in receptions per game (7.2). • Kevin McConnell throws for eighth-most yards in a season in school history (2,251) and compiles 2,599 yards of total offense, sixth-most in a season in school history. McConnell led the MSFA Midwest and ranked 18th nationally in NAIA in total passing yards; also fi nished second in MSFA Midwest and 20th in NAIA in total offense. • Greg Fields fi nishes fourth in MSFA Midwest in receptions (52) and concludes his career seventh on IWC all-time receptions list with 136 career catches

Awards • McConnell named back-to-back MSFA Midwest League Offensive Player of the Week Sept. 27 and Oct. 4, fi rst IWC player ever to win award two weeks in a row • Moore named First Team All-MSFA Midwest League for second time in his career. Mike Tupai, Darious Watson and Leondre Washington all named Second Team All-MSFA Midwest. Eleven other players named Honorable Mention All-MSFA Midwest.

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Kent Anderson – Head CoachKent Anderson is in his second year as the head coach of the Iowa Wesleyan College football program.

Last year in his fi rst season as coach, Anderson led IWC to a 3-8 overall record. More importantly, the Tigers tied for fi fth place in the Mid-States Football Association Midwest League with a 3-4 league record, winning three games in the MSFA for just the second time ever and the fi rst time since 1996. Wesleyan also won consecutive games in a season for the fi rst time since 1997. The Tigers displayed a potent offense that scored 62 points in a win over Quincy (Ill.) and 41 points in a narrow loss to nationally ranked William Penn.

The 48-year-old Anderson is the 45th head coach in the 120-year history of Iowa Wesleyan’s football program. He took over for Jason Smelser as Head Football Coach and came to IWC after having spent the past 15 years as a head coach in Germany. As a coach in the German Football League professional ranks, Anderson posted a 182-62-5 record and won eight national championships. He won titles with four different teams and was a six-time national coach of the year.

Though he spent many years coaching in Germany, Anderson is hardly a stranger to southern Iowa. He is a native of Bloomfi eld, Iowa, and a graduate of Davis County High School, where he was all-state in foot-ball and basketball as well as a state champion in track & fi eld. The son of Dennis and Barbara Anderson, he comes from a family with a background in coaching and administration. His father Dennis is well-known throughout Iowa as a long-time head coach and athletic director at Davis County High.

Anderson is also a 1985 graduate of Iowa State University, where he received a degree in general studies and was a wide receiver and special teams player and a three-year letter winner on the football team.

Upon his graduation from Iowa State, Anderson worked in the private sector for six years in sales. He then spent two years at the University of North Carolina work-ing as a graduate assistant in the football program coached by Mack Brown, who is now the head coach at the University of Texas. Anderson coached wide receivers and the offensive line and was part of a UNC team that won the 1993 Peach Bowl, the Tar Heels’ fi rst bowl win in nine years.

Anderson also spent one year as an assistant coach at Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa, coaching wide receivers and coordinating the team’s passing game. In 1994 he took over as head coach of the Braunschweig Lions in Braunschweig, Germany, and became the fi rst coach in GFL history to take his team to the playoffs in his fi rst year as coach.

While coaching in Germany, Anderson also oversaw many of his teams’ football operations, including recruitment/scouting of players from the NCAA, NFL and Europe, developing corporate sponsorship and marketing programs, budget operation and personnel decisions. Outside of football he also developed skills as a motivational speaker for a number of high-profi le businesses in Germany.

Anderson is married to Friederike, and the couple welcomed their fi rst child in March, daugh-ter Laena. The family resides in Mount Pleasant. Kent Anderson

Coaching Career2010-present Iowa Wesleyan College Head Coach1994-2009 German Football League 2007-09: Head Coach Kiel Baltic Hurricanes 2005-06: Head Coach Braunschweig Lions 2005 & 2006 GFL Champions 2003-04: Head Coach Berlin Adler 2004 GFL Champions 2001-02: Head Coach Hamburg Blue Devils 2001 GFL Champions 1994-2000: Head Coach Braunschweig Lions Four-time GFL champions1993 Simpson College Wide receivers coach1991-92 University of North Carolina Graduate Assistant coached wide receivers & offensive line

Playing Career1982-85 Iowa State University Wide receiver/special teams player

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Brad Linares – Offensive Line/Strength & ConditioningBrad Linares is in his third year as an assistant coach with the Iowa Wesleyan College football program and again will coach the team’s offensive line.

Linares coached the Tigers’ wide receivers for the 2009 season and last year assumed new duties, taking over as offensive line coach and also leading the team’s strength and conditioning program. Last year the Tigers had four of-fensive linemen named Honorable Mention All-MSFA Midwest League, and his line was part of a unit that improved its output by more than 11 points and 92 yards per game last year. Prior to last year he was a volunteer assistant during the 2009 season and was hired on as a full-time assistant in January 2010 by Head Coach Kent Anderson.

Linares joined the Tigers for his fi rst-ever coaching job after playing college football at Illinois College in Jacksonville, Ill., where he was a teammate of former IWC assistant Peter Jennings. He is a 2007 graduate of IC and played as a fullback for the Blueboys from 2002-07. Linares was a two-time Honorable Mention All-Midwest Conference selection at his position. He saw limited action running the ball as a fullback, posting 38 carries for 148 yards and four touchdowns in his career. Linares also caught 55 passes out of the backfi eld for 395 yards and three touchdowns. He also was a captain for the team in his junior and senior years.

Linares is a native of Fort Madison and a 2002 graduate of Fort Madison High School, where he also played alongside Jennings. He now lives in Mount Pleasant.


Brayden Bergren – QuarterbacksBrayden Bergren is in his fi rst year as an assistant on the IWC football coaching staff and will assist in coaching the team’s quarterbacks in 2011.

Bergren joins the coaching staff after being a member of the program the past two years and playing for the Tigers last year. He was a reserve defensive lineman and linebacker and redshirted as a junior before playing in two games as a redshirt junior in 2010.

Bergren passed up a fi nal year of collegiate and graduated from IWC in the spring of 2011 with a degree in Elementary Education. In addition to being a member of the football team he was involved in other activities on campus and also was the 2010 Iowa Wesleyan Homecoming King. A native of Mediapolis, Iowa, and a graduate of Mediapolis High School, he currently resides in Mount Pleasant.

Brent Keaster – Tight EndsBrent Keaster is in his fi rst season as a coach for the Tigers and this year will help coach the team’s running backs and tight ends.

Keaster was a member of the IWC football team the past two seasons, though he was unfortunately never able to play for the Tigers. He was ineligible his fi rst year in 2009 and last year was ready to play before an injury in practice before the season resulted in season-ending knee surgery. Keaster came to Wesleyan from the University of Nevada, an NCAA Division I school where he was a high profi le signing after being a junior college All-American at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif.

Keaster is a native of Visalia, Calif., and is an August 2011 graduate of IWC with a degree in Exercise Science. He currently resides in Mount Pleasant.

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Joe Stubbs – Defensive BacksJoe Stubbs returns for his fi fth season with the Tigers in 2011. He is back for his fourth season coaching the team’s defensive backs after serving as wide receivers coach in his fi rst year.

In 2008 Stubbs coached a defensive backfi eld that played a big role in the Tigers being the top pass defense in the Mid-States Football Association and one of the top pass defenses in the NAIA. Wesleyan allowed 145.3 yards per game through the air, sixth in the country. In 2009 and 2010 the Tiger pass defense again was the strongest part of the defensive unit, ranking tenth in the MSFA both years.

Stubbs, a native of Macon, Ga., returned to the IWC football program after a successful playing career with the Tigers from 1998-2002. He played numerous positions for the team throughout his career, includ-ing quarterback, running back, wide receiver and free safety, as well as being a return man on special teams. He fi nished his career with 3,174 all-purpose yards, including 946 yards rushing, 161 yards receiving and 2,067 yards on punt and kickoff returns. He also passed for a total of

1,070 yards during his four seasons at IWC.

Stubbs was named to the MSFA Midwest League First Team as a senior running back in 2002, a year in which he accounted for 518 rushing yards, 434 passing yards and 119 receiving yards. He also received MSFA Midwest League honorable mention accolades during his sophomore and junior seasons.

Stubbs is married to wife Stephanie and has two sons, Joe Jr. (13) and Carlos (2) and daughter Evelyn (1). The couple lives in Mount Pleasant.

Joe Stubbs suiting up for the Tigers in 2001


Jason LaRose – Defensive LineJason LaRose is in his third season on the Tiger coach staff and this year will coach the defensive line after coaching the team’s running backs from 2008-09.

In his fi rst season on the staff in 2008, LaRose assisted with an offensive unit that rushed for more than 1,500 yards, the most by an IWC team in four years. Running back Jaren Maybin rushed for 970 yards, the seventh-highest total in Wesleyan history, and was named First Team All-Mid-States Football Association Midwest League. The Tigers fi nished ninth in the MSFA in rushing and scored 17 rushing touchdowns, tied for seventh in the conference.

LaRose originally joined the IWC program in January 2008, coming from Ronald Wilson Reagan High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. He taught Spanish at the school and also was running backs coach for the football team. Before coming to Reagan, LaRose also was a teacher and football coach at Richmond Senior High School in Rockingham, N.C.

LaRose is a May 2006 graduate of Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he majored in Spanish with a minor in criminal justice. He played college football for the NCAA Division I-AA Mountaineers from 2003-05, playing at fullback and on the defensive line and special teams for ASU.

LaRose is a native of Lenoir, N.C. and graduated from West Caldwell High School in Lenoir, N.C. in 1997. After high school he served a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints from Oct. 1998-2000, and he also attended Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute in Lenoir from Jan. 2001-Dec. 2002. He is married to wife Mary, and the couple resides in Mount Pleasant.

Dave Lukens – Defensive CoordinatorDavid Lukens returns for his second year as the Tigers’ defensive coordinator.

Lukens came to IWC after a successful career as a high school coach in Southeast Iowa. He was previously the head coach at Davis County High School in Bloomfi eld, Iowa, for the past 16 years, where he took a program that was one of the weakest in the state and turned it into a perennial contender for postseason play. He was named Southeast Iowa Coach of the Year in 1997 and most recently was named District 6 Coach of the Year in 2009.

Lukens brings over 30 years of experience as a high school coach to IWC. He coached high school football for 25 years and also coached basketball, track and baseball in the past. Lukens also was a high school physical education teacher for 28 years and also taught weight training and social studies.

Lukens is a 1979 graduate of Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Wash., where he played football and base-ball for four years. He has been married to wife Cyndi for 33 years, and the couple has three children: sons Kenneth (29), who lives in Louisville, Ky., and Mathew (26), a senior at Drake University in Des Moines, and daughter Annie Goode (25), who is married and lives in Atlanta, Ga.

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2011 TIGER FOOTBALL OUTLOOK2011 TIGER FOOTBALL OUTLOOKYear Two of Head Coach Kent Anderson’s turnaround of the Iowa Wesleyan College football team has rounded the fi rst turn and is on the backstretch, in the words of the coach.

The Tigers went 3-8 in their fi rst year under Anderson, a one-win improvement in overall record over the year before despite playing fi ve teams ranked in the top 15 nationally in their respective polls at the time of the Tigers’ game against them. More impressively, IWC fi nished 3-4 in the Mid-States Football Associa-tion Midwest League, tying for the program’s most wins ever in a season in league play since Wesleyan joined the MSFA in 1996.

After a 0-4 start that included three straight games against top 10 teams, IWC defeated a St. Francis (Ill.) team that would go on and fi nish 7-4 overall and third in the MSFA Midwest League, getting Anderson’s fi rst win on a dramatic fi nal drive and touchdown with 16 seconds left in the game. The Tigers generated some excitement offensively later in the season, getting involved in a pair of shootouts against Wil-liam Penn and Quincy, making a number of trick plays work in hanging with the nationally ranked Statesmen before losing 56-41, and then scoring 49 fi rst half points in a 62-50 win over Quincy.

Wesleyan was led by its pass-ing game, which was paced by Kevin McConnell. As a sophomore the Kansas City native threw for 2,251 yards and 16 touchdowns. His yardage total was the eighth-most in school history, and he also led the team in rushing with 348 yards and six scores. A two-year starter, McConnell returns for his junior year this year and is backed up by Brett Brodersen (Jr.-Visalia, Calif.), a former transfer from the University of Southern Mississippi who started last year’s opener and saw playing time in several other games.

McConnell’s favorite target for the past two years was Lawrence Moore, who completed his four-year career with the school record in receptions and the second-most receiving yards in IWC history. The Tigers do return a number of receivers who saw signifi cant playing time last year, including LiMichael

Peeples (So.-Conyers, Ga.), Chase Tackett (So.-Camarillo, Calif.), Matthew Vidales (Jr.-Los Angeles, Calif.), Thomas Barkei (Jr.-Aurora, Ill.) and Ridge Hobbs (So.-New London, Iowa). Peeples is the leading returning receiver after catching 17 passes for 246 yards and a touchdown.

The running back spot was one where the Tigers were shorthanded last year and will feature new faces this year. Brandon Harris (So.-Baton Rouge, La.) and Daniel Veal (Jr.-San Diego, Calif.) are a pair of junior college transfers and lead a group of newcomers at the position who will be expected to help Wesleyan improve on its average of just 53 rushing yards per game last year.

Offensive line is a position of considerable experience, as three starters return. Nate Schrock (Mediapolis, Iowa) and Tyler Stewart (Merritt Island, Fla.) are seniors who both have started much of the past three years, while fellow senior Eric Davis (Clemons, Iowa) is a two-year starter and a two-time Honorable

Mention All-MSFA Midwest League selection. In addition to the seniors, sopho-more James Daniel (Riverdale, Ill.) was the team’s fi rst reserve lineman last year and appeared in all 11 games. The fi fth line spot will come down to either a junior college transfer or a freshmen, with some of the top candidates including Douglas Fuentes (Jr.-Los Banos, Calif.), Jordan Padgett (Jr.-Las Vegas, Nev.), Josiah McClintock (Fr.-Rockford, Ill.) and Kevin Rubin (Fr.-Detroit, Mich.).

Iowa Wesleyan should be improved on defense after injuries and departures left the team extremely thin by the end of last season. An infl ux of junior college transfers will be expected to give the team size and maturity that the team has lacked with younger groups in recent years.

A pair of returning starters are back on the defensive line. Tarvis Gordon (Jr.-Sanford, Fla.) and Richard Silva (Jr.-Kirkland, Wash.) both were named honorable mention all-league as sophomores and combined for 68 tackles and 7 1/2 tackles for loss. Both are two-year starters, and they’ll be joined by newcomers including junior college transfers including Fekita Feki (Kea’au, Hawaii), Sale Fatu (Pago Pago, American Samoa) and Aaron Wagoner (Roseville, Calif.). Senior Kenrick Lawson (Brooklyn, N.Y.) also returns as a rush end and was second on the team last year with 2 1/2 sacks, and sophomore Jamarco Clark (Conley, Ga.) should also see action in a similar role this year.

The linebacking spot will be seeking the return of two seniors who were felled by season-ending injuries last year. Cameron Jones (O’Fallon, Mo.) started the fi rst fi ve games last year before a broken ankle against St. Francis (Ill.) ended his season, and less than two weeks later Matthew Palmer-Newton (Camarillo, Calif.) suffered a broken leg in practice that ended his year. Newcomers who should make an impact at linebacker include Jesse Carbajal (Jr.-San Jose, Calif.), Carlos Morales (Fr.-Mustang, Okla.) and Tony Fuiava (Jr.-Pago Pago, American Samoa).

IWC will also have a number of new faces in the secondary, with Charles Thomas (Jr.-Fontana, Calif.) the lone returning starter. More junior college transfers expected to play roles include Marcus Bonner (Jr.-Lancaster, Calif.), Justin Hunnicutt (Jr.-San Francisco, Calif.), Napoleon Johnson (Jr.-San Jose, Calif.) and Carlos Richards (Jr.-Detroit, Mich.). Two other newcomers in-

clude familar names. Zach Ray (Jr.-Springfi eld, Ill.) moves to safety this year after playing as a slot receiver the past two years, while Christian Palmer-Newton (Fr.-Camarillo, Calif.) is the younger brother of linebacker Matthew and is in his fi rst year with the program.

Special teams will be led by Brodersen, who will serve as the team’s kicker and punter this year and was a former soccer player in high school. The Tigers will also be looking for new return men, and Harris, Veal and freshman Raul Becerill (Mission, Texas) will be among those competing for time back return-ing punts and kicks.

One thing in Wesleyan’s favor this year, at least on paper, is the schedule. Including a game against Wright State University’s club football team, the Tigers have seven home games and just four road games. IWC also faces just one team ranked inside the top 20 in the NAIA preseason top 25 poll, and after opening the season with two straight road games the Tigers will play seven of their fi nal nine games at home.

Chase Tackett

Matthew Palmer-Newton (#91)

Kevin McConnell

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2011 TIGER SENIORS2011 TIGER SENIORS

#10 Cameron Jones5-9, 220 Sr. LinebackerO’Fallon, MissouriJones is in his fourth year with the Tigers and is a three-year letter winner.

2008: Played in all 11 games as part of team’s linebacking rotation and made 25 tackles.

2009: Played in all 11 games, starting ten. Finished with 31 tackles, including three tackles for loss and 1 1/2 sacks.

2010: Started team’s fi rst fi ve games and was leading team in tackles with 33 when he broke his ankle against St. Francis (Ill.) on Sept. 25. Also forced one fumble and had two fumble recoveries

Personal: Born Dec. 20, 1989. Son of Malcolm Jones and Vikki Lowllun and has two sisters (Erin and Ajah). Attended Hazelwood East High School in O’Fallon, Mo. Majoring in Communications.

Career Statistics Tackles Pass Defense Fumbles G UA Ast. Total TFL-Yds Sacks Int. BrUp FF FR2008 11 12 13 25 0.5-2 0-0 0 0 0 02009 11 20 11 31 3-9 1.5-8 0 0 1 02010 5 25 8 33 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 2Career 27 57 32 89 3.5-11 1.5-8 0 0 2 2

#37 Kenrick Lawson6-1, 225 Sr. Defensive Line Brooklyn, New YorkLawson is in his fi fth year with the IWC football program and is a two-time letter winner.

2007: Redshirted as a fresh-man.

2008: Played in six games on special teams and as a reserve linebacker. Made three tackles on special teams.

2009: Sat out season after having offseason heart surgery.

2010: Played in all 11 games as a linebacker and defensive lineman and fi nished with 23 tackles. Also added 2 1/2 tackles for loss, and his 2 1/2 sacks ranked second on the team.

Personal: Born Dec. 12, 1988. Son of Marcia Harvey and has one brother (Kenardo) and one sister (Keniesha). Attended William E. Grady High School in Brooklyn, N.Y. Majoring in Sport Management.

Career Statistics Tackles Pass Defense Fumbles G UA Ast. Total TFL-Yds Sacks Int. BrUp FF FR2008 6 1 2 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 02010 11 16 7 23 2.5-18 2.5-18 0 0 0 0Career 17 17 9 26 2.5-18 2.5-18 0 0 0 0

#58 Eric Davis6-5, 290 Sr. Offensive Line Clemons, IowaDavis is in his third year with the IWC football program and is a two-time letter winner. He transferred to Wesleyan in 2009 from Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls, Iowa.

2009: Started all 11 games for Tigers on offensive line and was an named Honor-able Mention All-Mid-States Football Association Midwest League selection.

2010: Played in 10 games, starting all ten, and was named Honorable Mention All-MSFA Midwest for the second consecutive year.

Personal: Born Aug. 20, 1989. Son of Roy and Kathryn Davis. Attended West Marshall High School in State Center, Iowa. Majoring in Criminal Justice.

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2011 TIGER SENIORS2011 TIGER SENIORS

#60 Nate Schrock6-4, 315 Sr. Offensive Line Mediapolis, IowaSchrock is in his fourth year with the IWC football program and enters this year as a three-year letter winner.

2008: Played in all 11 games as a freshman at right tackle, starting ten.

2009: Played in all 11 games for second consecutive year, starting fi ve and seeing action in all games and at multiple positions on the offensive line.

2010: Played in all 11 games, starting ten and playing primarily at right tackle on the offensive line.

Personal: Born Oct. 17, 1989. Son of Bill and Karen Schrock and has one brother (Noah) and two sisters (Kate and Lauren). Attended Mediapolis High School in Mediapolis, Iowa. Majoring in Marketing.

#66 Tyler Stewart5-9, 280 Sr. Offensive LineMerritt Island, FloridaStewart is in his fourth year with the Tiger football program and is a three-year letter winner.

2008: Played in seven games, starting fi ve.

2009: Played in 10 of 11 games, starting all ten. Named Honorable Mention All-Mid-States Football Association Midwest League selection.

2010: Started all 11 games and was again named MSFA Midwest League Honorable Mention.

Personal: Born Jan. 6, 1990. Son of Denny Stewart and Karen Peek and has two brothers (Aaron and Jesse) and two sisters (Alex and Ryann). Attended Satellite High School in Satellite Beach, Fla. Majoring in Exercise Science.

#91 Matthew Palmer-Newton6-0, 210 Sr. LinebackerCamarillo, CaliforniaPalmer-Newton is in his fourth year with the IWC football team and is a two-year letter winner.

2008: Played in all 11 games, primarily on special teams and as a reserve linebacker. Made seven tackles.

2009: Played in all 11 games, starting four as a linebacker and also playing on many special teams units. Made 22 tackles, including three tackles for loss, and led team with three sacks. Also forced two fumbles and had two fumble recoveries.

2010: Played in six games, starting two before season was ended by broken leg in practice. Made 14 tackles, including 1 1/2 tackles for loss and one sack.

Personal: Born Feb. 21, 1990. Son of Kevin Newton and Michelle Palmer and has two brothers (Chris-tian and Payton). Brother Christian also is a member of the IWC football team. Attended Rio Mesa High School in Oxnard, Calif. Majoring in Business.

Career Statistics Tackles Pass Defense Fumbles G UA Ast. Total TFL-Yds Sacks Int. BrUp FF FR 2008 11 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 02009 10 17 5 22 3-20 3-20 0 0 2 22010 6 9 5 14 1.5-6 1-5 0 0 0 0Career 27 29 14 43 4.5-26 4-25 0 0 2 2

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MEET THE 2011 TIGERSMEET THE 2011 TIGERS

#3 Daniel VealJunior, Running BackSan Diego, CaliforniaExercise Science

#1 Buddy GuastellaJunior, Wide ReceiverYorba LInda, CaliforniaCriminal Justice

#4 Marcus BonnerJunior, Defensive BackLancaster, California Exercise Science

#5 Zach RayJunior, Defensive BackSpringfi eld, IllinoisExercise Science

#6 Brandon HarrisSophomore, Running BackBaton Rouge, LouisianaExercise Science

#8 Tarvis GordonJunior, Defensive LineSanford, Florida Business Administration

#7 Jamarco ClarkSophomore, LinebackerConley, GeorgiaHuman Services

#9 Charles ThomasJunior, Defensive BackFontana, CaliforniaBiology/Life Science

#11 LiMichael PeeplesSophomore, Wide ReceiverConyers, GeorgiaCriminal Justice

#13 Zandro DiazFreshman, QuarterbackCamarillo, CaliforniaComputer Science

#12 Brett BrodersenJunior, QuarterbackVisalia, CaliforniaEducation

#14 Chase TackettSophomore, Wide ReceiverCamarillo, CaliforniaCriminal Justice

#15 Matthew VidalesJunior, FullbackLos Angeles, CaliforniaNursing

#16 Jacob TolanderFreshman, QuarterbackWinfi eld, IowaBusiness

#18 Brad DeMoulinFreshman, QuarterbackColumbia, IllinoisEducation

#17 Nicolas BrelandJunior, Wide ReceiverSan Jose, CaliforniaBusiness

#19 Kevin McConnellJunior, QuarterbackKansas City, MissouriPre-Med

#20 Duane LeeJunior, Defensive BackSan Jose, CaliforniaPhysical Education

#21 Justin HunnicuttJunior, Defensive BackSan Francisco, CaliforniaBusiness Administration

#22 Elijah AlbertJunior, Defensive BackRichmond, CaliforniaCriminal Justice

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#28 Carlos RichardsJunior, Defensive BackDetroit, MichiganBusiness

#27 Dashon EllisonJunior, Defensive BackPaterson, New JerseyPhysical Education

#29 Jared CrossFreshman, Running BackNormal, IllinoisPhysical Education

#31 Jared TolanderFreshman, Defensive BackWinfi eld, IowaBusiness

#32 Patrick PoetschFreshman, Running BackRemscheid, GermanyCriminal Justice/Sociology

#23 Raul LozanoFreshman, Wide ReceiverYuba City, CaliforniaPre-Physical Therapy

#24 Napoleon JohnsonJunior, Defensive BackSan Jose, CaliforniaPsychology

#25 Wilbert (Trey) ToddFreshman, Running BackOklahoma City, OklahomaAccounting

#26 Ty-Cortay’on HillFreshman, Defensive BackEastaboga, AlabamaNursing

#40 Aaron WagonerJunior, Defensive LineRoseville, CaliforniaExercise Science

#39 Ross VanceJunior, FullbackFort Madison, IowaElementary Education

#41 Edward AmadiJunior, LinebackerGarland, TexasBiology

#42 Carlos MoralesFreshman, LinebackerMustang, OklahomaAccounting

#43 Howard BoundsFreshman, Defensive BackSt. Louis, MissouriBusiness Administration

#45 Jamie CunninghamFreshman, Running BackMadison, WisconsinPre-Physical Therapy

#33 Kenyon MorganFreshman, Running BackGainesville, TexasPre-Engineering

#35 Lance MountainSophomore, Wide ReceiverGriggsville, IllinoisUndeclared

#36 Taylor SimentalSophomore, Defensive BackChicago, IllinoisPhysical Education

#38 Devin WalkerFreshman, Running BackFayette, AlabamaBiology

#44 Jesse CarbajalJunior, LinebackerSan Jose, CaliforniaPsychology

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#53 Erik StouterFreshman, LinebackerWiesbaden, GermanyNursing

#52 Bobby HallSophomore, LinebackerChicago, IllinoisExercise Science

#54 James ShephardFreshman, Defensive LineFort Worth, TexasComputer Science

#55 Tony FuiavaJunior, LinebackerPago Pago, American SamoaCriminal Justice

#56 Anthony LaRussaFreshman, Offensive LineLakeside, CaliforniaBusiness

#47 Christian Palmer-NewtonFreshman, Defensive BackCamarillo, CaliforniaReligion

#48 Robert LambertJunior, LinebackerPahoa, HawaiiPhysical Education

#50 Jordan PadgettJunior, Offensive LineLas Vegas, NevadaPhysical Education

#51 Richard SilvaJunior, Defensive LineKirkland, WashingtonPhysical Education

#68 Ja’Korey WalkerFreshman, Offensive LineFayette, AlabamaPre-Physical Therapy

#67 William BrownFreshman, Offensive LinePlano, IllinoisBusiness Administration

#70 LaShaud KennellFreshman, Offensive LineSt. Louis, MissouriCriminal Justice

#71 Cole GilhamFreshman, Offensive LineRushville, IllinoisPre-Engineering

#73 Kevin RubinFreshman, Offensive LineDetroit, MichiganCriminal Justice

#61 Troy HallbergFreshman, Offensive LineVinton, IowaExercise Science

#57 Lex CortezFreshman, LinebackerTomball, TexasExercise Science

#62 Dakota ThompsonFreshman, Offensive LineTomball, TexasCriminal Justice

#63 Douglas FuentesJunior, Offensive LineLos Banos, CaliforniaCriminal Justice

#64 Fekita FekiJunior, Defensive LineKea’au, HawaiiUndecided

#69 Calvin CalhounFreshman, Offensive LineGainesville, TexasUndeclared

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#84 Larry EdwardsFreshman, Wide ReceiverSt. Peters, MissouriPre-Physical Therapy

#85 Marc BallatoriSophomore, Wide ReceiverTequesta, FloridaPre-Physical Therapy

#86 Teverick BoydFreshman, Wide ReceiverDallas, TexasExercise Science

#77 James DanielSophomore, Offensive LineRiverdale, IllinoisPre-Physical Therapy

#78 Josiah McClintockFreshman, Offensive LineRockford, IllinoisUndeclared

#80 Kyle CopelandFreshman, Wide ReceiverLafayette, IllinoisPre-Physical Therapy

#81 Ridge HobbsSophomore, Wide ReceiverNew London, IowaPhysical Education

#83 Chase TaylorJunior, Wide ReceiverLaPorte, ColoradoPre-Physical Therapy

#99 Kent BrauweilerFreshman, Defensive LinePlano, IllinoisUndeclared

#95 Sale FatuJunior, Defensive LinePago Pago, American SamoaCriminal Justice

Trace NebelSophomore, Offensive LineWayland, IowaCriminal Justice

Dusty YoungSophomore, Offensive LineDonnellson, IowaUndeclared

#88 Qur’an HodgeFreshman, Wide ReceiverUnion City, CaliforniaPre-Med

#92 Tyler BrownFreshman, LinebackerWapello, IowaExercise Science

#94 Sam BalbachFreshman, Defensive LineMcCordsville, Ind.Undeclared

#98 Stephen ArmstrongFreshman, Defensive LineSantee, CaliforniaCriminal Justice

#87 Raul BecerrilFreshman, Wide ReceiverMission, TexasKinesiology

#82 Thomas BarkeiJunior, Wide ReceiverAurora, IllinoisCriminal Justice

#76 A.J. MoscaFreshman, Defensive LineMonroe Center, IllinoisUndeclared

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2011 TIGERS BY POSITION

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No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/Previous School 1 Buddy Guastella 5-10 190 Jr. WR Yorba Linda, Calif. Esperanza/Santa Ana (Calif.) CC 3 Daniel Veal 5-7 160 Jr. RB San Diego, Calif. Helix/ San Diego Mesa (Calif.) CC 4 Marcus Bonner 5-9 185 Jr. DB Lancaster, Calif. East Side/Antelope Valley (Calif.) CC 5 Zach Ray** 5-9 190 Jr. WR Springfi eld, Ill. Springfi eld Southeast 6 Brandon Harris 6-1 220 Soph. RB Baton Rouge, La. University/Baton Rouge (La.) CC 7 Jamarco Clark* 6-2 230 Soph. LB Conley, Ga. Forest Park 8 Tarvis Gordon** 5-11 255 Jr. DL Sanford, Fla. Winter Springs 9 Charles Thomas** 6-2 230 Jr. DB Fontana, Calif. A.B. Miller10 Cameron Jones** 5-9 220 Sr. LB O’Fallon, Mo. Hazelwood East11 LiMichael Peeples* 6-0 165 Soph. WR Conyers, Ga. Stephenson12 Brett Brodersen* 6-0 192 Jr. QB Visalia, Calif. Redwood13 Zandro Diaz 5-11 180 Fr. QB Camarillo, Calif. Camarillo14 Chase Tackett* 5-10 190 Soph. WR Camarillo, Calif. Camarillo15 Matthew Vidales** 5-8 186 Jr. FB Los Angeles, Calif. St. Francis16 Jacob Tolander 6-5 205 Fr. QB Winfi eld, Iowa Winfi eld-Mount Union17 Nicolas Breland 6-0 210 Jr. WR San Jose, Calif. Berkeley/San Jose CC18 Brad DeMoulin 6-6 250 Fr. QB Columbia, Ill. Columbia19 Kevin McConnell** 6-3 177 Soph. QB Kansas City, Mo. Oak Park20 Duane Lee 6-2 210 Jr. DB San Jose, Calif. San Jose (Calif.) CC21 Justin Hunnicutt 5-9 190 Jr. DB San Francisco, Calif. Tokay/San Joaquin Delta (Calif.) CC22 Elijah Albert 5-7 170 Jr. DB Richmond, Calif. DeAnza/San Jose (Calif.) CC23 Raul Lozano 5-9 165 Fr. WR Yuba City, Calif. Yuba City24 Napoleon Johnson 6-2 170 Jr. DB San Jose, Calif. Oak Grove/San Jose (Calif.) CC25 Trey Todd 5-7 180 Fr. RB Oklahoma City, Okla. Piedmont26 Ty-Cortay’on Hill 5-7 130 Fr. DB Eastaboga, Ala. Lincoln27 Dashon Elison 5-11 190 Jr. DB Paterson, N.J. JFK/Central Lakes (Minn.) CC28 Carlos Richards 5-8 175 Jr. DB Detroit, Mich. Cass Tech/Citrus (Calif.) CC29 Jared Cross 5-11 185 Fr. RB Normal, Ill. Normal Community31 Jared Tolander 6-0 170 Fr. DB Winfi eld, Iowa Winfi eld-Mount Union32 Patrick Poetsch 5-11 265 Fr. RB Remscheid, Germany Ernst-Moritz-Arndt33 Kenyon Morgan 5-9 205 Fr. RB Gainesville, Texas Gainesville35 Lance Mountain 5-10 170 Soph. WR Griggsville, Ill. Griggsville-Perry36 Taylor Simental 5-9 185 Soph. DB Chicago, Ill. De LaSalle/North Park (Ill.) U.37 Kenrick Lawson** 6-1 225 Sr. DL Brooklyn, N.Y. William E. Grady38 Devin Walker 5-7 185 Fr. RB Fayette, Ala. Fayette County39 Ross Vance 5-11 200 Jr. FB Fort Madison, Iowa Fort Madison40 Aaron Wagoner 6-1 230 Jr. LB Roseville, Calif. Roseville41 Edward Amadi* 5-10 220 Jr. LB Garland, Texas Lakeview Centennial42 Carlos Morales 5-11 215 Fr. LB Mustang, Okla. Midwest City43 Howard Bounds 6-0 170 Fr. DB St. Louis, Mo. Parkway South44 Jesse Carbajal 5-11 220 Jr. LB San Jose, Calif. Evergreen Valley/San Jose CC45 Jamie Cunningham 6-1 220 Fr. RB Madison, Wis. Deerfi eld47 Christian Palmer-Newton 5-10 180 Fr. DB Camarillo, Calif. Rio Mesa48 Robert Lambert 6-0 220 Jr. LB Pahoa, Hawaii Lahainaluna50 Jordan Padgett 6-0 250 Jr. OL Las Vegas, Nev. Cimmaron-Memorial/Feather River CC51 Richard Silva** 5-11 294 Jr. DL Kirkland, Wash. Interlake52 Bobby Hall 5-9 225 Soph. LB Chicago, Ill. Coll. of DuPage (Ill.)53 Erik Stouter 6-0 205 Fr. LB Wiesbaden, Germany Wiesbaden54 James Shephard 5-7 260 Fr. DL Fort Worth, Texas Southwest Christian55 Tony Fuiava 6-0 235 Jr. LB Pago Pago, Am. Samoa New Mexico Military Inst.56 Anthony LaRussa 6-0 245 Fr. OL Lakeside, Calif. West Hills57 Lex Cortez 5-11 225 Fr. LB Tomball, Texas Klein Oak58 Eric Davis** 6-5 290 Sr. OL Clemons, Iowa West Marshall60 Nate Schrock*** 6-4 315 Sr. OL Mediapolis, Iowa Mediapolis61 Troy Hallberg 6-2 300 Fr. OL Vinton, Iowa Vinton Shellsburg62 Dakota Thompson 5-11 270 Fr. OL Tomball, Texas Klein Oak63 Douglas Fuentes 6-1 270 Jr. OL Los Banos, Calif. Los Banos/San Jose CC64 Fekita Feki 6-1 275 Jr. DL Kea’au, Hawaii Kea’au/Hartnell CC66 Tyler Stewart*** 5-9 280 Sr. OL Merritt Island, Fla. Satellite67 William Brown 5-9 250 Fr. OL Plano, Ill. Plano68 Ja’Korey Walker 6-0 275 Fr. OL Fayette, Ala. Fayette County69 Calvin Calhoun 6-4 260 Fr. OL Gainesville, Texas Gainesville

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Athletic Trainer Vince KlopfensteinThe Henry County Health Center provides athletic training support for the Iowa Wesleyan College Athletic Department. This year Vince Klopfenstein will again serve as Head Athletic Trainer for Tiger athletic teams in 2011-12.

Klopfenstein is in his fi fth year at IWC as a trainer, having joined the Henry County Health Center staff in that role in August 2007. In addition to working with IWC athletes, he also covers high school football games in the SE Iowa area.

Before coming to HCHC and IWC, Klopfenstein worked for Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Centres in West Des Moines, where he covered a number of sports and sporting events. He was the head athletic trainer for Des Moines East High School in 2006-07 and also helped cover the Iowa state girls’ basketball tournament as well as the state high school track meet. He has ten years of experience as an athletic trainer.

Klopfenstein is a native of Winfi eld, Iowa. He graduated from Simpson College in May 2005 with a double major in Biology and Athletic Training/Exercise Science. He was a member of the Simpson baseball team from 2000-03 and was a student athletic trainer at the college from 2001-04. Along with being a certifi ed and licensed athletic trainer he is also a certifi ed strength and conditioning specialist.

No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/Previous School 70 La Shaud Kennell 5-10 220 Fr. OL St. Louis, Mo. Imagine College Prep71 Cole Gilham 5-11 220 Fr. OL Rushville, Ill. Rushville-Industry73 Kevin Rubin 6-4 290 Fr. OL Detroit, Mich. Martin Luther King76 A.J. Mosca 6-4 280 Fr. DL Monroe Center, Ill. 77 James Daniel* 6-5 295 Soph. OL Riverdale, Ill. Chicago Christian78 Josiah McClintock 5-11 275 Fr. OL Rockford, Ill. Rockford Christian80 Kyle Copeland 5-11 170 Fr. WR Lafayette, Ill. Stark County81 Ridge Hobbs* 6-3 195 Soph. WR New London, Iowa New London82 Thomas Barkei** 6-1 185 Jr. WR Aurora, Ill. Central Catholic83 Chase Taylor 6-0 190 Jr. WR LaPorte, Colo. Brophy College Prep84 Larry Edwards 5-9 180 Fr. WR St. Peters, Mo. Francis Howell North85 Marc Ballatori 6-1 180 Soph. WR Tequesta, Fla. Jupiter Christian86 Teverick Boyd 5-8 175 Fr. WR Dallas, Texas Life School Oak Ciff87 Raul Becerill 5-7 165 Fr. WR Mission, Texas Veterans Memorial88 Qur’an Hodge 6-2 190 Fr. WR Union City, Calif. James Logan91 Matthew Palmer-Newton** 6-0 210 Sr. DL Camarillo, Calif. Rio Mesa92 Tyler Brown 5-10 215 Fr. LB Wapello, Iowa Wapello94 Sam Balbach 6-3 235 Fr. DL McCordsville, Ind. Mount Vernon95 Sale Fatu 5-11 250 Jr. DL Pago Pago, Am. Samoa New Mexico Military Inst.98 Stephen Armstrong 6-0 240 Fr. DL Santee, Calif. West Hills99 Kent Brauweiler 6-4 235 Fr. DL Plano, Ill. Aurora Central Catholic

Redshirts Trace Nebel* 6-1 267 Soph. OL Wayland, Iowa WACO Dusty Young 6-0 239 Soph. OL Donnellson, Iowa Central Lee

* Indicates Letters earnedHead Coach: Kent Anderson (2nd year)Associate Head Coach: Joe Stubbs (5th year)Assistant Coaches: Brad Linares (3rd year), Brent Keaster (1st year), Brayden Bergren (1st year), Dave Lukens (2nd year), Jason La Rose (3rd year)Athletic Trainers: Vince Klopfenstein (5th year), Mandy Borchers (2nd year)

Athletic Trainer Mandy BorchersMandy Borchers returns for her second year as a member of the athletic training staff at Iowa Wesleyan College and Henry County Health Center.

Before joining the staff at HCHC, Borch-ers was a graduate assistant athletic trainer at the University of Iowa. She served as an assistant athletic trainer at Mid-America Nazarene University in 2007-08 and was an intern assistant

athletic trainer at Loras College from 2006-07. She also received student athletic training experience at Wartburg College (2005-06), the University of Northern Iowa (2003-06) and St. Ambrose University (2002-03).

She is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the National Athletic Training Association, and is a certifi ed strength and conditioning specialist. In addition to assisting IWC athletic teams, Borchers also covers events in Southeast Iowa for area high schools.

Borchers is a native of Orange City, Iowa and earned her B.A. in athletic training from the University of Northern Iowa in 2006. In May 2010 she received her M.S. in exercise science from the University of Iowa.

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***A thank you to T.H.E. (Tom Hasenfritz Equipment) Company for providing the John Deere Gator for use by Iowa Wesleyan College and its athletic training department.

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The Mid-States Football Association, an NAIA affi liated organization, will begin its 18th MSFA gridiron season this fall with 19 schools in fi ve midwestern states.

As has been the case in recent years, the MSFA will be in transition.Concordia University, located in Ann Arbor, Mich., will be the newest team in the Mideast League. Concordia, along with Siena Heights University of Adrian, Mich., were approved for MSFA membership in 2010. Siena Heights will begin Mideast League play in 2012.

A Chicago-based institution, Robert Morris University, became the 19th school admitted to the MSFA in 2011. Robert Morris will join the Midwest League in 2013 as McKendree University of Lebanon, Ill., and Quincy Univer-sity of Quincy, Ill., will move to NCAA Division II competition at the end of the 2011 season.

Thus, the MSFA Mideast League lineup for 2011 will feature Concordia and Quincy, which moves from the Midwest, as well as Saint Xavier University of Chicago, Ill.; Marian University of Indianapolis, Ind.; the University of Saint Francis of Fort Wayne, Ind.; and Taylor University of Upland, Ind. The Midwest League will consist of Grand View University of Des Moines, Iowa; Waldorf College of Forest City, Iowa; Iowa Wesleyan College of Mount Pleasant, Iowa; St. Ambrose University of Davenport, Iowa; William Penn University of Oskaloosa, Iowa; Olivet Nazarene University of Bourbonnais, Ill.; Trinity International University of Deerfi eld, Ill.; and the University of St. Francis of Joliet, Ill.

Malone, McKendree and Walsh will play a majority of games against MSFA schools, but will not be eligible for the league championships because of membership applications with the NCAA.

Each MSFA team plays the other teams within its league plus crossover games against the other league. The champions of the two leagues receive automatic berths into the NAIA Championship playoffs.

The Chairman of the MSFA during the 2011-2012 school year will be Angie Fincannon, Athletic Director, Taylor University. James D. Houdeshell of Findlay, Ohio serves as the MSFA Commissioner and Larry Alter of Findlay, Ohio is the Mid-States Football Association Information Director. Weekly statistical reports, players of the week, news items and highlights are available on the MSFA website at www.mid-statesfootball.org.

2010 Mid-States Football Association Final Standings Midwest League

Conf. Overall W L W LMcKendree (Ill.) 6 1 9 3William Penn (Iowa) 6 1 10 1St. Francis (Ill.) 5 2 7 4Grand View (Iowa) 4 3 6 4St. Ambrose (Iowa) 3 4 5 5Iowa Wesleyan 3 4 3 8Waldorf (Iowa) 1 6 3 8 Quincy (Ill.) 0 7 0 11

Mideast League Conf. Overall W L W LSt. Xavier (Ill.) 7 0 13 1St. Francis (Ind.) 6 1 10 2Marian (Ind.) 5 2 10 3Taylor (Ind.) 4 3 6 5Walsh (Ohio) 3 4 7 4Malone (Ohio) 2 5 3 7Trinity International (Ill.) 1 6 3 8Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 0 7 0 11

2010 MSFA Midwest League First TeamOFFENSE

Quarterback: E.J. White, St. Francis (Ill.)Running Back: Jimmy Berezik, McKendree; Daryl Ford, Grand View; Connor Krisch, St. Francis (Ill.)Wide Receiver: Michael Hayward, St. Ambrose; Sean Hughes, St. Francis (Ill.); Lawrence Moore, Iowa WesleyanTight End: Nick Eaton, Grand ViewOffensive Line: Steven Dawley, William Penn; Nick Hegger, McKendree; Jim Jadron, St. Francis (Ill.); Tyler Wells, Grand View; Craig Zurliene, McKendree

DEFENSEDefensive Line: James Bowman, St. Francis (Ill.); Osten James, Grand View; Sherrod Stancil, McKendree; Dale Woods, William PennLinebacker: Tyler Boyle, St. Ambrose; E.J. Peterson, Grand View; Jason Rejfek, McKendreeDefensive Back: Dywaun DeBoest, Grand View; Emmitt Harriel, McKendree; Wayne Johnson, St. Francis (Ill.); Travis Mohler, Grand View; Brenton Valentine, St. Francis (Ill.)

SPECIAL TEAMSKicker: Jordan Fark, McKendreePunter: Charles McMahon, McKendreeReturn Specialists: Elliot Allen, St. Francis (Ill.); James Hannah-White, St. Ambrose

Offensive Player of the Year: Michael Hayward, St. AmbroseDefensive Player of the Year: E.J. Peterson, Grand ViewCoach of the Year: Todd Hafner, William Penn

IWC PLAYERS RECEIVING HONORSSecond Team: Mike Tupai, LB, Jr.; Darious Watson, Sr., DB; Leondre Washing-ton, KR, Fr.Honorable Mention: Tim Chavez, OL, Sr.; Eric Davis, OL, Jr.; Greg Fields, WR, Sr.; Tarvis Gordon, DL, Soph.; Kerry Hartley, DB, Fr.; Alexander Llewellyn, OL, Soph.; Kevin McConnell, QB, Soph.; Chris Owens, LB, Sr.; Richard Silva, DL, Soph.; Tyler Stewart, OL, Jr.; Leondre Washington, WR, Fr.

2011 MSFA Preseason PollMidwest League School (fi rst place votes) Points 1. William Penn (6) 552. Grand View (1) 493. St. Francis (Ill.) 41 4. St. Ambrose 365. Trinity International 236. Iowa Wesleyan 227. Waldorf 178. Olivet Nazarene 9

Mideast LeagueSchool (fi rst place votes) Points1. St. Xavier (5) 302. St. Francis (Ind.) 243. Marian 204. Taylor 165. Quincy 106. Concordia (Mich.) 5

For Mid-States Football Association news, results, statistics and information visit the MSFA Website at www.mid-statesfootball.org.

William Penn, St. Xavier tabbed as 2011 MSFA favoritesWilliam Penn and St. Xavier have been chosen as preseason favorites in the MSFA Midwest League and Mideast League, respectively, in votes by their respective league coaches.

William Penn received six of seven fi rst-place votes and 55 points total to lead Grand View and the rest of the pack in the Midwest League. Grand View came in second with 49 points and received the other fi rst-place vote, while St. Francis (Ill.) was third with 41 points and St. Ambrose fourth with 36 points.

St. Xavier completed its second straight unbeaten season in the MSFA Mideast last year and the Cougars are picked to win the league for the third straight year. The Cougars have reached the NAIA playoff semifi nals the past two years and this year received all fi ve fi rst-place votes and 30 points. St. Francis (Ind.), which also made the playoffs last year, fi nished second with 24 points, while Marian placed third with 20 points and Taylor close behind in fourth with 16 points.

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2011 NAIA Preseason Top 25 Coaches’ PollRank School 2010 Record Points 1 Carroll (Mont.) (14 fi rst-place votes) 14-0 314 2 St. Xavier (Ill.) 13-1 302 3 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 12-1 289 4 St. Francis (Ind.) 10-2 276 5 Morningside (Iowa) 10-2 269 6 Marian (Ind.) 10-3 246 7 Dickinson State (N.D.) 9-2 233 8 William Penn (Iowa) 10-1 225 9 Georgetown (Ky.) 8-3 20610 Ottawa (Kan.) 9-2 19211 Missouri Valley 8-2 18012 McPherson (Kan.) 10-1 17813 NW Oklahoma State 8-3 17514 Northwestern (Iowa) 8-2 16315 Azusa Pacifi c (Calif.) 6-4 15216 Cumberlands (Ky.) 7-4 14017 Midland (Neb.) 8-3 11818 Cumberland (Tenn.) 8-3 10019 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 7-4 9820 Webber International (Fla.) 7-4 8021 Kansas Wesleyan 7-3 7022 Benedictine (Kan.) 7-4 5423 Baker (Kan.) 7-4 5224 St. Francis (Ill.) 7-4 3525 Grand View (Iowa) 6-4 22Others receiving votes: Sterling (Kan.) 13; Union (Ky.) 9; Campbellsville (Ky.) 8; Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 6; Friends (Kan.) 5; St. Ambrose (Iowa) 3; Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 1; Eastern Oregon 1; Valley City State (N.D.) 1; Southern Oregon 1; Shorter (Ga.) 1; Montana Tech 1; Langston (Okla.) 1; Jamestown (N.D.) 1.The NAIA Football Coaches’ Poll is voted upon by a panel of head coaches representing each of the NAIA conferences and independents. The fi rst regu-lar season Football Coaches’ Top 25 Poll will be announced on Sept. 13. Polls can be found on the NAIA Web site at www.naia.org.

Iowa Wesleyan College is a proud member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), a completely autonomous association currently administering programs of intercollegiate athletics for more than 300 full accred-ited colleges and universities of moderate enrollment.

The fundamental tenet of the NAIA is that intercollegiate athletics is an integral part of the total educational program of the institution. This belief is strongly refl ected in the governing documents, activities, and organizational structure of the association.

Established in 1940 as the Na-tional Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB), the association expanded to include other programs in 1952. The NAIA became the fi rst intercollegiate sports governing body to provide championship op-portunities for both men and women when the women’s program was established Aug. 1, 1980.

NAIA Champions of Character Program The NAIA Champions of Charac-ter 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. The fi ve core traits of the Champions of Character program are to promote respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership, and sportsmanship.

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 environ-ments that promote personal growth and fun sport activity.

Also as of the fall of 2010, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Eligibility Center is respon-sible for determining the eligibility of fi rst-time NAIA student-athletes. The NAIA Eligibility Center takes registra-tions for any student interested in playing NAIA sports for the fi rst time in 2011-12 or after. Information about the NAIA Eligibility Center is available online at www.playnaia.org.

Victory Sports Network NAIA Preseason Top 25Rank Team 2010 Record

1 Carroll (Mont.) 14-0 2 St. Xavier (Ill.) 13-1 3 St. Francis (Ind.) 10-2 4 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 10-0 5 Morningside (Iowa) 10-2 6 Georgetown (Ky.) 8-3 7 Northwestern (Iowa) 8-2 8 William Penn (Iowa) 10-1 9 Marian (Ind.) 10-3 10 Dickinson State (N.D.) 9-2 11 Missouri Valley 8-2 12 Ottawa (Kan.) 9-2 13 NW Oklahoma State 8-3 14 Azusa Pacifi c (Calif.) 6-4 15 Cumberlands (Ky.) 7-4 16 Midland (Neb.) 8-3 17 Benedictine (Kan.) 7-4 18 Cumberland (Tenn.) 8-2 19 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 7-4 20 St. Francis (Ill.) 7-4 21 Webber International (Fla.) 7-4 22 Baker (Kan.) 7-4 23 McPherson (Kan.) 10-1 24 Kansas Wesleyan 7-3 25 Sterling (Kan.) 7-3

Victory Sports NetworkThe Victory Sports Network was founded in 2002 by Jason Dannelly to become a promoter of NAIA collegiate athletics and has become the leader in the coverage of NAIA athletics. For NAIA news, commentary, message boards and other interactive features, or to order the VSN NAIA football preview magazine, visit their Web site at www.victorysportsnetwork.com.

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Location: Upland, Ind.Founded: 1846 Enrollment: 1975President: Dr. Eugene HabeckerSchool Colors: Purple & GoldAthletics Director: Dr. Angie FincannonSports Info. Dir.: Eric Smith Phone: 765-998-4569National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Jim Wheeler Memorial StadiumCapacity: 4000 Surface: GrassConference: MSFA Mideast2010 Overall Record: 6-52010 Conference Record: 4-3 (4th)Head Coach: Ron Korfmacher Record at School: 15-16 (3 yrs)Career Record: 15-16 (3 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 40/18Starters Returning/Lost: 13/9Series vs. IWC: Taylor leads 6-2Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 Multiple

2010 Team StatisticsOffense

Rush yds/gm: 126.1 Pass yds/gm: 230.0Total yds/gm: 356.1 Points/gm: 24.3

DefenseRush yds/gm: 159.8 Pass yds/gm: 218.8Total yds/gm: 378.6 Points/gm: 22.8

2011 ScheduleSep. 1 Anderson (Ind.) 6 pmSep. 10 @Iowa Wesleyan 1 pmSep. 17 Butler (Ind.) NoonOct. 1 Quincy (Ill.) * NoonOct. 8 @Marian (Ind.)* NoonOct. 15 Concordia (Mich.)* NoonOct. 22 @St. Xavier (Ill.)* 1 pmOct. 29 @Walsh (Ohio) 6 pmNov. 5 St. Francis (Ind.)* NoonNov. 12 @Malone (Ohio) Noon*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsSep. 2 @Anderson W 42-20Sep. 11 William Penn L 19-44Sep. 18 @Butler L 20-28Sep. 25 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 40-13Oct. 2 @St. Xavier L 21-46Oct. 9 Malone W 12-7Oct. 16 @Walsh W 25-10Oct. 23 @Trinity International W 25-10Oct. 30 Marian L 6-20Nov. 6 Olivet Nazarene W 40-13Nov. 13 @St. Francis (Ind.) L 21-33

TAYLOR UNIVERSITY TROJANSSept. 10, 1 PM, BOB EVANS FIELDMount Pleasant, Iowa

Location: Oskaloosa, IowaFounded: 1873 Enrollment: 1550President: Dr. Ann FieldsSchool Colors: Navy Blue & GoldAthletics Director: Greg HafnerSports Info. Dir.: Wade Steinlage Phone: 641-673-1025National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Lacey StadiumCapacity: 5000 Surface: Artifi cialConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 10-12010 Conference Record: 6-1 (2nd)Head Coach: Todd Hafner Record at School: 43-35 (7 yrs)Career Record: 43-35 (7 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 44/20Starters Returning/Lost: 14/12Series vs. IWC: WPU leads 35-25-6Offense: Spread Option Defense: 4-3




2011 ScheduleAug. 27 Iowa Wesleyan* 6 pmSep. 3 Bethel (Kan.) 1 pmSep. 10 @Luther 1 pmSep. 17 Waldorf* 6 pmSep. 24 McKendree (Ill.) 1 pmOct. 1 @Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)* 1:30 pmOct. 8 @St. Francis (Ill.)* 4 pmOct. 15 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 3 pmOct. 29 Trinity International (Ill.)* 1:30 pmNov. 5 @St. Ambrose* 1 pmNov. 12 @Grand View* 1 pm*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsSep. 4 @Graceland W 30-3Sep. 11 @Taylor W 44-19Sep. 18 Quincy W 67-58Sep. 25 @Trinity International W 44-0Oct. 2 Grand View W 38-7Oct. 9 @Iowa Wesleyan W 56-41Oct. 16 St. Ambrose W 41-35Oct. 23 @McKendree L 14-21Oct. 30 Peru State W 70-6Nov. 6 @Waldorf W 58-10Nov. 13 St. Francis (Ill.) W 24-7

WILLIAM PENN UNIVERSITY STATESMENAug. 27, 6 PM, LACEY STADIUM

Oskaloosa, Iowa

Location: Quincy, IllinoisFounded: 1860 Enrollment: 1250President: Dr. Robert GervasiSchool Colors: Brown, Gold & WhiteAthletics Director: Marty BellSports Info. Dir.: Brian Lovellette Phone: 217-228-5432 ext.3518National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Flinn Stadium Capacity: 2500 Surface: Artifi cialConference: MSFA Mideast2010 Overall Record: 0-112010 Conf Record: 0-11 (8th/MSFA Midwest)Head Coach: Bill Terlisner Record at School: 43-76 (11 yrs)Career Record: 43-76 (11 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 110/14Starters Returning/Lost: 19/7Series vs. IWC: QU leads 8-2Offense: Spread Defense: 4-3




2011 ScheduleSep. 3 Iowa Wesleyan 1 pmSep. 10 @Marian (Ind.)* 1 pmSep. 17 Concordia (Mich.)* 1 pmOct. 1 @Taylor (Ind.)* 1 pmOct. 8 @Haskell (Kan.) 1 pmOct. 15 @St. Xavier (Ill.)* 1 pmOct. 29 St. Francis (Ind.)* 1 pmNov. 5 @Malone (Ohio) 1 pmNov. 12 Walsh (Ohio) NoonNov. 19 @McKendree (Ill.) 1 pm*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsSep. 2 @Southern Illinois L 7-70Sep. 11 @Walsh L 0-38Sep. 18 @William Penn L 58-67Sep. 25 St. Xavier L 14-45Oct. 2 @Indiana State L 22-56Oct. 9 @Grand View L 14-41Oct. 16 Iowa Wesleyan L 50-62Oct. 23 @St. Ambrose L 7-44Oct. 30 McKendree L 21-50Nov. 6 @St. Francis (Ill.) L 3-35Nov. 13 Waldorf L 17-21

QUINCY UNIVERSITY HAWKSSept. 3, 1 PM, FLINN STADIUMQuincy, Illinois

Location: Joliet, IllinoisFounded: 1920 Enrollment: 1200President: Dr. Michael J. VinciguerraSchool Colors: Brown & GoldAthletics Director: Dave LaketaSports Info. Dir.: Tim Clodjeaux Phone: 815-740-3614National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Joliet Memorial StadiumCapacity: 10000 Surface: Artifi cialConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 7-42010 Conference Record: 5-2 (3rd)Head Coach: Mike Uremovich Record at School: 23-42 (6 yrs)Career Record: 23-42 (6 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 57/9Starters Returning/Lost: 16/6Series vs. IWC: USF leads 9-5Offense: Multiple I Defense: Attack 3-4




2011 ScheduleSep. 3 @Concordia (Mich.) 1 pmSep. 8 St. Xavier (Ill.) 4 pmSep. 17 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)* 6 pmSep. 24 @Iowa Wesleyan* 2 pmOct. 1 Waldorf* 1 pmOct. 8 William Penn* 6 pmOct. 15 @Trinity International (Ill.)* 1 pmOct. 22 @Haskell (Kan.) 1 pmOct. 29 @Grand View* 1 pmNov. 5 @Georgia State 1 pmNov. 12 St. Ambrose* Noon*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsAug. 28 @Marian L 17-37Sep. 2 @St. Xavier L 21-52Sep. 11 Grand View W 17-10Sep. 25 Iowa Wesleyan L 21-24Oct. 2 @St. Ambrose W 27-24Oct. 9 McKendree W 28-24Oct. 16 Haskell Indian Nations W 61-16Oct. 23 @Olivet Nazarene W 49-35Oct. 30 Waldorf W 56-10Nov. 6 Quincy (Ill.) W 35-3Nov. 13 @William Penn L 7-24

UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCISFIGHTING SAINTSSept. 24, 2 PM, EVANS FIELD IWC HOMECOMINGMount Pleasant, Iowa

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Location: Dayton, OhioFounded: 1964 Enrollment: 19973President: David R. HopkinsSchool Colors: Hunter Green & GoldNational Affi liation: National Club Football Association. WSU is NCAA Division I in its varsity sports.Conference: Great Lakes2010 Overall Record: 8-2Head Coach: Paul Grimes Record at School: 15-2 (2 yrs)Career Record: 15-2 (2 yrs)

2011 ScheduleSep. 3 @West Virginia Tech 4:30 pmSep. 10 @Ohio State-Newark (club) 4 pmSep. 17 @Coppin State (Md.) (club) TBASep. 24 Michigan-Flint* (club) TBAOct. 1 @Iowa Wesleyan 1 pmOct. 8 Xavier (Ohio)* (club) TBAOct. 15 SIU-Edwardsville* (club) TBAOct. 22 Alfred State (N.Y.) CC 11 amOct. 29 @Ohio State (club) TBANov. 5 @Miami (Ohio)* (club) TBA*=conference game All game times Central

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY RAIDERSOct. 1, 1 PM, BOB EVANS FIELDMount Pleasant, Iowa

Location: Deerfi eld, IllinoisFounded: 1897 Enrollment: 1220President: Dr. Craig WillifordSchool Colors: Royal Blue & WhiteAthletics Director: Dr. William WashingtonSports Info. Dir.: Jenna Sippel Phone: 847-317-7027National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Leslie Frazier FieldCapacity: 2000 Surface: GrassConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 3-82010 Conf Record: 1-6 (7th/MSFA Mideast)Head Coach: Kirk Wherritt Record at School: 3-8 (1 yr)Career Record: 3-8 (1 yr)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 34/10Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7Series vs. IWC: TIU leads 12-4Offense: Spread Defense: 4-3


Rush yds/gm: 97.3 Pass yds/gm: 113.1Total yds/gm: 210.4 Points/gm:11.6


2011 ScheduleSep. 3 @St. Ambrose* 1 pmSep. 10 Concordia (Mich.) 1 pmSep. 17 Grand View* 1 pmSep. 24 @St. Xavier (Ill.) 6 pmOct. 8 Iowa Wesleyan* 1 pmOct. 15 St. Francis (Ill.)* 1 pmOct. 22 @McKendree (Ill.) 1:30 pmOct. 29 @William Penn* 1:30 pmNov. 5 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)* 1 pmNov. 12 @Waldorf* 1 pm*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsAug. 28 Iowa Wesleyan W 16-6Sep. 4 St. Ambrose L 9-17Sep. 11 @St. Xavier L 6-62Sep. 18 @Waldorf W 23-21Sep. 25 William Penn L 0-44Oct. 2 @Marian L 0-28Oct. 9 @Olivet Nazarene W 41-40Oct. 16 St. Francis (Ill.) L 6-33Oct. 23 Taylor L 10-25Oct. 30 Malone L 0-34Nov. 6 @Walsh L 7-42

TRINITY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITYTROJANSOct. 8, 1 PM, LESLIE FRAZIER FIELDDeerfi eld, Illinois

Location: Davenport, IowaFounded: 1882 Enrollment: 3870President: Sister Joan LescinskiSchool Colors: Navy Blue & WhiteAthletics Director: Ray ShovlainSports Info. Dir.: Brian Thiessen Phone: 563-333-6227National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Brady Street StadiumCapacity: 10000 Surface: Artifi cialConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 5-52010 Conference Record: 3-4 (tie-5th)Head Coach: Mike Magistrelli Record at School: 27-16 (4 yrs)Career Record: 27-16 (4 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 10/12Series vs. IWC: SAU leads 32-14-2Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4




2011 ScheduleSep. 3 Trinity International (Ill.)* 1 pmSep. 10 St. Francis (Ind.) 1 pmSep. 11 @Malone (Ohio) 3 pmOct. 1 @Grand View* 1 pmOct. 8 McKendree (Ill.) 1 pmOct. 15 @Iowa Wesleyan* 6 pmOct. 22 @Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)* 1:30 pmOct. 29 Waldorf* 2 pmNov. 5 William Penn* 1 pmNov. 12 @St. Francis (Ill.)* Noon*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsSep. 4 @Trinity International W 17-9Sep. 11 Malone W 28-7Sep. 18 @St. Francis (Ind.) L 20-31Sep. 25 McKendree L 14-21Oct. 2 St. Francis (Ill.) L 24-27Oct. 9 @Waldorf W 49-6Oct. 16 @William Penn L 35-41Oct. 23 Quincy W 44-7Nov. 6 Grand View L 17-20Nov. 13 @Iowa Wesleyan W 49-10

ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY FIGHTING BEESOct. 15, 6 PM, BOB EVANS FIELDMount Pleasant, Iowa

Location: Forest City, IowaFounded: 1903 Enrollment: 650President: Dr. Joe ManjoneSchool Colors: Purple, Silver & BlackAthletics Director: Michael ScaranoSports Info. Dir.: Molly Kappos Phone: 641-585-8265National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: A. David Bolstorff Field Capacity: 1200 Surface: GrassConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 3-82010 Conference Record: 1-6 (7th)Head Coach: Greg Youngblood Record at School: 7-35 (4 yrs)Career Record: 7-35 (4 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 28/32Starters Returning/Lost: 11/11Series vs. IWC: IWC leads 4-2Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4




2011 ScheduleSep. 3 @Dordt 6 pmSep. 10 @Briar Cliff 1 pmSep. 17 @William Penn* 6 pmSep. 24 Trinity Bible (N.D.) 1 pmOct. 1 @St. Francis (Ill.)* 1 pmOct. 8 Grand View* 1 pmOct. 15 @Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)* 1:30 pmOct. 22 Iowa Wesleyan* 2:30 pmOct. 29 @St. Ambrose* 1 pmNov. 5 Haskell (Kan.) 1 pmNov. 12 Trinity International (Ill.)* 1 pm*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsSep. 4 @Trinity Bible W 63-7Sep. 11 Briar Cliff L 7-37Sep. 18 Trinity International L 21-23Sep. 25 @Grand View L 0-70Oct. 2 @Iowa Wesleyan L 24-30Oct. 9 St. Ambrose L 6-49Oct. 16 McKendree L 7-54Oct. 23 @Haskell Indian Nations W 21-10Oct. 30 @St. Francis (Ill.) L 10-56Nov. 6 William Penn L 10-58Nov. 13 @Quincy W 21-17

WALDORF COLLEGEWARRIORSOct. 22, 2:30 PM, A. DAVID BOLSTORFF FIELDForest City, Iowa


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Location: Bourbonnais, Ill.Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 4682President: Dr. John C. BowlingSchool Colors: Purple & GoldAthletic Director: Gary NewsomeSports Info. Dir.: Nick Birkey Phone: 815-928-5565National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Ward FieldCapacity: 2500 Surface: GrassConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 0-112010 Conf Record: 0-7 (8th/MSFA Mideast)Head Coach: Brian FishRecord at School: 1st yearCareer Record: 1st yearLetterwinners Returning/Lost: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: N/ASeries vs. IWC: ONU leads 16-3Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-5




2011 ScheduleAug. 27 @Marian (Ind.) 6 pmSep. 3 @St. Xavier (Ill.) 6 pmSep.10 Coe 6 pmSep.17 @St. Francis (Ill.)* 6 pmSep. 24 @Grand View* 1 pmOct. 1 William Penn* 1:30 pmOct. 15 Waldorf* 1:30 pmOct. 22 St. Ambrose* 1:30 pmOct. 29 @Iowa Wesleyan* 1 pmNov. 5 @Trinity International (Ill.)* 1 pmNov. 12 McKendree (Ill.) Noon*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsAug. 28 @West Virginia Tech L 9-31Sep. 4 @McKendree L 0-41Sep.11 @Coe L 7-45Sep. 18 St. Xavier L 17-56Oct. 2 Walsh L 14-45Oct. 9 Trinity International L 40-41Oct. 16 @Marian (Ind.) L 16-42Oct. 23 St. Francis (Ill.) L 35-49Oct. 30 St. Francis (Ind.) L 7-63Nov. 6 @Taylor L 13-40Nov. 13 @Malone L 21-56

OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITYTIGERSOct. 29, 1 PM, BOB EVANS FIELDMount Pleasant, Iowa

Location: Des Moines, IowaFounded: 1896 Enrollment: 1750President: Kent HenningSchool Colors: Red & WhiteAthletics Director: Troy PlummerSports Info. Dir.: Molly Brown Phone: 515-263-6040National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Williams Field Capacity: 8000 Surface: Artifi cialConference: MSFA Midwest2010 Overall Record: 6-42010 Conference Record: 4-3 (4th)Head Coach: Mike Woodley Record at School: 16-15 (3 yrs)Career Record: 30-31 (6 yrs)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 40/4Starters Returning/Lost: 18/4Series vs. IWC: GVU leads 2-1Offense: Pro Defense: 3-3




2011 ScheduleAug. 27 @Black Hills State (S.D.) 2 pmSep. 3 Marian (Ind.) 1 pmSep. 10 @Drake 5 pmSep. 17 @Trinity International (Ill.)* 1 pmSep. 24 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)* 1 pmOct. 1 St. Ambrose* 1 pmOct. 8 @Waldorf* 1 pmOct. 15 McKendree (Ill.) 1 pmOct. 29 St. Francis (Ill.)* 1 pmNov. 5 @Iowa Wesleyan* 1 pmNov. 12 William Penn* 1 pm*=conference game All game times Central

2010 ResultsAug. 28 Black Hills State W 28-0Sep. 11 @St. Francis (Ill.) L 10-17Sep. 18 Marian L 7-17Sep. 25 Waldorf W 70-0Oct. 2 @William Penn L 7-38Oct. 9 Quincy W 41-14Oct. 23 @Bacone W 21-18Oct. 30 Iowa Wesleyan W 73-6Nov. 6 @St. Ambrose W 20-17Nov. 13 @McKendree L 17-20

GRAND VIEW UNIVERSITYVIKINGSNov. 5, 1 PM, BOB EVANS FIELDMount Pleasant, Iowa

Location: Ann Arbor, Mich.Founded: 1963 Enrollment: 700President: Randy LueckeSchool Colors: Black & RedAthletics Director: Ben LimbackSports Info. Dir.: Anthony Pratley Phone: 734-995-7311National Affi liation: NAIAStadium: Huron High School StadiumCapacity: 2000 Surface: GrassConference: MSFA Mideast2010 Overall Record: N/A (2011 1st year of varsity football)Head Coach: Nathan Robbins Record at School: 1st yearCareer Record: 1st yearSeries vs. IWC: 1st meetingOffense: Pistol Spread Option Defense: 3-4

2011 ScheduleSep. 3 St. Francis (Ill.) 1 pmSep. 10 @Trinity International (Ill.) 1 pmSep. 17 @Quincy (Ill.)* 1 pmSep. 24 St. Francis (Ind.)* NoonOct. 1 Malone (Ohio) NoonOct. 8 Robert Morris (Ill.) 1 pmOct. 15 @Taylor (Ind.)* NoonOct. 22 Marian (Ind.)* NoonOct. 29 St. Xavier (Ill.)* NoonNov. 5 @Walsh (Ohio) 2 pmNov. 12 @Iowa Wesleyan 1 pm*=conference game All game times Central

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITYCARDINALSNov. 12, 1 PM, BOB EVANS FIELDMount Pleasant, Iowa


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RESULTSDATE OPPONENT RESULT RECORDAug. 28 @Trinity International (Ill.) L, 6-16 (0-1, 0-0)Sept. 4 Coe L, 21-48 (0-2, 0-0)Sept. 11 #4 St. Francis (Ind.) L, 7-70 (0-3, 0-0)Sept. 18 @#22 McKendree (Ill.) L, 3-58 (0-4, 0-1)Sept. 25 @St. Francis (Ill.) W, 24-21 (1-4, 1-1)Oct. 2 Waldorf - Homecoming W, 30-24 (2-4, 2-1)Oct. 9 #15 William Penn L, 41-56 (2-5, 2-2)Oct. 16 @Quincy (Ill.) W, 62-50 (3-5, 3-2)Oct. 23 #3 St. Xavier (Ill.) L, 6-65 (3-6, 3-2)Oct. 30 @Grand View L, 6-73 (3-7, 3-3)Nov. 13 St. Ambrose L, 10-49 (3-8, 3-4)*Denotes MSFA Midwest League game

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GKevin McConnell 11 154 566 218 348 2.3 6 21 31.6Lawrence Moore 11 35 140 23 117 3.3 1 25 10.6Harrison Ballard 4 37 156 42 114 3.1 1 55 28.5Jarrod Mikel 10 21 47 17 30 1.4 3 7 3.0Jerkeem Jones 6 1 27 0 27 27.0 0 27 4.5Zach Ray 10 1 20 0 20 20.0 0 20 2.0Total 11 384 1377 581 796 2.1 7 t60 72.4Opponents 11 448 2706 293 2413 5.4 29 66 219.4

PASSING GP Effi c Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/GKevin McConnell 11 116.95 224-371-16 60.4 2251 16 t80 204.6Brett Brodersen 11 90.56 24-50-4 48.0 270 2 t51 24.5Total 11 113.07 248-422-21 58.8 2521 18 t80 229.2Opponents 11 155.50 169-261-9 64.8 2209 21 66 200.8

RECEIVING GP No Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GLawrence Moore 11 79 646 8.2 5 t80 58.7Greg Fields 11 52 365 7.0 2 23 33.2Leondre Washington 11 30 365 12.2 4 t38 33.2Marc Ballatori 7 20 378 18.9 3 t59 54.0LiMichael Peeples 11 17 246 14.5 1 t61 22.4Ridge Hobbs 10 13 226 17.4 1 t51 22.6Chase Tackett 6 11 153 13.9 1 29 25.2Zach Ray 10 7 48 6.9 0 10 4.8Matthew Vidales 11 6 31 5.2 0 12 2.8Harrison Ballard 4 5 18 3.6 0 10 4.5Total 11 248 2521 10.2 18 t80 229.2Opponents 11 169 2209 13.1 21 66 200.8

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Pass Def.XP Saf PointsLawrence Moore 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 36Kevin McConnell 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 36Kris Dolinsky 0 4-5 20-24 0-0 0-0 0 0 32Leondre Washington 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 24Marc Ballatori 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 18Jarrod Mikel 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 18Greg Fields 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 18Taylor Day 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Chase Tackett 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Harrison Ballard 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6LiMichael Peeples 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Ridge Hobbs 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Payton Rupe 0 0-0 4-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 4Total 30 4-5 24-28 0-1 0-1 0 0 216Opponents 73 8-13 64-70 0-1 2-2 0 0 530

PUNT RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LongLeondre Washington 5 34 6.8 0 17Warren Green 2 2 1.0 0 1Total 8 36 4.5 0 17Opponents 23 196 8.5 1 t43

KICK RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LongLeondre Washington 26 539 20.7 0 49Warren Green 20 375 18.8 0 29Jarrod Mikel 10 110 11.0 0 25Taylor Day 6 61 10.2 0 23Jerkeem Jones 5 20 4.0 0 10Kerry Hartley 3 49 16.3 0 17Matthew Vidales 2 10 5.0 0 8Total 77 1220 15.8 0 49Opponents 25 535 21.4 0 43

INTERCEPTIONS No Yds Avg TD LongKerry Hartley 3 60 20.0 0 28Warren Green 2 11 5.5 0 11Edward Amadi 1 15 15.0 0 15Chris Owens 1 7 7.0 0 7Mike Tupai 1 2 2.0 0 2Darious Watson 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 9 95 10.6 0 28Opponents 21 349 16.6 3 t80

PUNTING No. Yds Avg. Long Inside20Kris Dolinsky 61 1889 31.0 46 2Mike Tupai 3 101 33.7 44 1Total 65 1990 30.6 46 3Opponents 21 701 33.4 54 6

Tackles Sacks Pass Def. FumblesDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds BrUp Rcv-Yds Forced Chris Owens 11 58 36 94 11.5-33 3-8 2 0-0 1Mike Tupai 11 55 24 79 6.5-19 0.5-2 0 2-0 2Darious Watson 10 43 26 69 4-8 1-3 1 1-0 0Dominique Richards 11 31 15 46 4-21 1.5-12 1 0-0 0Tarvis Gordon 11 27 12 39 4.5-18 1.5-6 0 0-0 0T.J. Tolliver 10 27 8 35 2-6 1-1 5 0-0 0Warren Green 10 26 8 34 2-12 0-0 4 0-0 0Kerry Hartley 10 27 6 33 1-3 0-0 7 0-0 0Cameron Jones 5 25 8 33 0-0 0-0 0 2-0 1Richard Silva 10 21 8 29 3-14 2-12 0 0-0 0Charles Thomas 10 16 10 26 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0Kenrick Lawson 11 16 7 23 2.5-18 2.5-18 0 0-0 0Jimmy Lann 11 14 6 20 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Eduardo Garcia 9 12 6 18 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Total 11 498 233 731 48-182 16-84 21 8-48 5Opponents 11 425 223 648 81-349 33-208 33 6-0 5

2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

2010 TEAM STATISTICS IWC Opp.Scoring 216 530First Downs 187 267Rushes-Yards 263-583 494-2967Yds/Rush 2.2 6.0Rush Yds/Game 53.0 269.7Passing Comp.-Att.-Yards 248-422-2521 169-261-2209Yds/Completion 10.2 13.1Pass Yds/Game 229.2 200.8Total Offense/Game 282.2 470.5 Kick Returns/Yds 77-1220 25-535Punt Returns/Yds 8-36 23-196Interceptions by/Yds 9-95 21-349Fumbles/Lost 13-6 13-8Sacks by/Yds 16-84 33-208Penalties 77-719 89-874Punts/Avg. Yds. 75-30.6 21-33.4Time of Possession 29:35 30:253rd Down Conversions 41 for 143 (29%) 65 for 129 (50%)4th Down Conversions 9 for 20 12 for 25

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 TotalIWC 56 65 23 72 216Opponents 115 170 116 129 530

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IWC RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEARIWC RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR

Head Coach Years Won Lost Tied Winning Pct.Kent Anderson 2010-present 3 8 0 .273Jason Smelser 2006-09 6 37 0 .140Todd McGhghy 2003-05 6 26 0 .187Brett Holgorsen 2002 1 9 0 .100Eric Prins/Chris Oepping 2001 1 7 0 .125Rick Moorman 1997-2001 8 36 0 .181Gregg Ricono 1995-96 6 16 0 .272Pat Poore 1994 8 3 0 .727Steve Kazor 1993 8 3 0 .727Charlie Moot 1992 2 9 0 .181Hal Mumme 1989-91 24 11 0 .685Mick Caba 1985-88 9 31 0 .225Tom Horne 1982-84 17 13 1 .564Rick Hodam 1978-81 8 30 0 .210Dave Ostrander 1977 2 7 0 .222Dick Palm 1974-76 4 23 0 .148John Stiegman 1973 3 5 0 .375Mel Foels 1967-72 26 24 3 .518Jack Taylor 1966 3 5 0 .375Harold Thompson 1964-65 4 12 0 .250Jim Hoffman 1960-63 7 30 1 .197Edd Bowers 1956-59 18 18 0 .500Fred Ekstrand 1953-55 15 10 1 .596E.R. Jarvis 1948-52 19 14 1 .573

Head Coach Years Won Lost Tied Winning Pct. Olan Ruble 1942-47 14 23 1 .381Bud Parker 1937-41 16 22 5 .430Glen Bingham 1926-36 54 33 7 .611Chester Mead 1924-25 6 12 0 .333Ray Williams 1923 1 7 1 .166Herman Garretson 1921-22 6 7 1 .464Bill Neuschaefer 1919-20 6 9 2 .411Edward Day 1917-18 5 6 2 .461Carl Heidt 1915-16 2 11 1 .179George Beal 1913-14 5 8 3 .404Glenn Tallman 1911-12 7 5 1 .576Loring Craymer 1910 1 5 2 .250Pat Crow 1909 1 7 0 .125Ralph Perrine 1908 2 4 1 .357Weber 1905 1 3 0 .250Weibly 1903 1 2 1 .375Burton Beck 1902 2 4 0 .333Hickey/Edwards 1900 1 3 0 .250Paul Sibberts 1897 3 1 0 .750Ward 1896 3 3 2 .500N/A* 1890-1903 6 16 1 .104 Overall 111 Years 348 572 37 .383* IWC did not have a head coach in: 1890, 1893, 1894, 1898, 1899, 1901

** Ties are counted as one-half win & one-half loss in winning percentages **Most Career Wins: Glen Bingham (54, 1926-36)Most Wins in a Season: Hal Mumme (10, 1991)Best Career Winning Percentage: (tie) Steve Kazor (.727, 1993) and Pat Poore (.727, 1994) Best Season Winning Percentage: Glen Bingham (8-0, 1929)Most Career Winning Seasons: Glen Bingham (7, 1928-33, ‘36)Longest Career Tenure: Glen Bingham (11 years, 1926-36)

2010 3 8 0 Kent Anderson 2009 2 9 0 Jason Smelser 2008 3 8 0 Jason Smelser 2007 0 11 0 Jason Smelser 2006 1 9 0 Jason Smelser* 2005 3 8 0 Todd McGhghy 2004 2 9 0 Todd McGhghy 2003 1 9 0 Todd McGhghy 2002 1 9 0 Brett Holgorsen* 2001 1 9 0 Rick Moorman 2000 0 10 0 Rick Moorman 1999 1 9 0 Rick Moorman 1998 3 8 0 Rick Moorman 1997 4 7 0 Rick Moorman 1996 5 6 0 Gregg Ricono 1995 1 10 0 Gregg Ricono 1994 8 3 0 Pat Poore 1993 8 3 0 Steve Kazor 1992 2 9 0 Charlie Moot 1991 10 2 0 Hal Mumme 1990 7 5 0 Hal Mumme 1989 7 4 0 Hal Mumme 1988 0 10 0 Mick Caba 1987 4 7 0 Mick Caba 1986 3 7 0 Mick Caba 1985 2 7 0 Mick Caba 1984 8 3 0 Tom Horne, Jr. 1983 7 2 1 Tom Horne, Jr. 1982 2 8 0 Tom Horne, Jr. 1981 2 7 0 Rick Hodam 1980 4 6 0 Rick Hodam 1979 2 8 0 Rick Hodam 1978 0 9 0 Rick Hodam 1977 2 7 0 Dave Ostrander 1976 2 7 0 Dick Palm 1975 2 7 0 Dick Palm 1974 0 9 0 Dick Palm 1973 3 5 0 John Stiegman 1972 2 6 1 Mel Foels 1971 7 1 1 Mel Foels 1970 5 4 0 Mel Foels 1969 5 3 0 Mel Foels 1968 1 7 1 Mel Foels 1967 6 3 0 Mel Foels 1966 3 5 0 Jack Taylor 1965 1 7 0 Harold Thompson

1964 3 5 0 Harold Thompson 1963 2 7 0 Jim Hofmann 1962 1 8 0 Jim Hofmann 1961 3 7 0 Jim Hofmann 1960 1 8 1 Jim Hofmann 1959 5 4 0 Edd Bowers 1958 6 3 0 Edd Bowers 1957 2 7 0 Edd Bowers 1956 5 4 0 Edd Bowers 1955 2 5 1 Fred Ekstrand 1954 4 4 0 Fred Ekstrand 1953 9 1 0 Fred Ekstrand 1952 7 1 0 E.R. Jarvis 1951 5 2 1 E.R. Jarvis 1950 4 5 0 E.R. Jarvis 1949 3 6 0 E.R. Jarvis 1948 1 6 0 Olan Ruble 1947 4 3 1 Olan Ruble 1946 3 6 0 Olan Ruble 1945 3 2 0 Olan Ruble 1944 2 0 0 Olan Ruble 1942 1 6 0 Olan Ruble 1941 3 5 0 Bud Parker 1940 2 6 1 Bud Parker 1939 5 3 1 Bud Parker 1938 2 4 2 Bud Parker 1937 4 4 1 Bud Parker 1936 5 3 1 Glen Bingham 1935 2 7 0 Glen Bingham 1934 3 5 1 Glen Bingham 1933 7 2 0 Glen Bingham 1932 5 2 1 Glen Bingham 1931 7 1 1 Glen Bingham 1930 6 2 2 Glen Bingham 1929 8 0 0 Glen Bingham 1928 5 3 0 Glen Bingham 1927 4 4 0 Glen Bingham 1926 2 4 1 Glen Bingham 1925 3 5 0 Chester Mead 1924 3 7 0 Chester Mead 1923 1 7 1 Ray Williams 1922 3 5 0 Herman Garretson 1921 3 2 1 Herman Garretson 1920 4 3 0 Bill Neuschaefer 1919 2 6 2 Bill Neuschaefer 1918 2 1 1 Edward Day

1917 3 5 1 Edward Day 1916 0 6 1 Carl Heidt 1915 2 5 0 Carl Heidt 1914 3 5 0 George Beal 1913 2 3 3 George Beal 1912 2 4 0 Glenn Tallman 1911 5 1 1 Glenn Tallman 1910 1 5 2 Loring Craymer 1909 1 6 1 Pat Crow 1908 2 4 1 Ralph Perrine 1905 1 3 0 Coach Weber 1903 1 2 1 Coach Weibly 1902 2 4 0 Burton Beck 1901 0 3 0 N/A 1900 1 3 0 Coaches Hickey/ Edwards 1899 1 3 0 N/A 1898 0 1 0 N/A 1897 3 1 0 Paul Sibberts 1896 3 3 2 Coach Ward 1894 0 2 0 N/A 1893 2 0 0 N/A 1890 0 1 0 N/A

* NOTE: Rick Moorman coached fi rst two games in 2001 (0-2 overall), Eric Prins and Chris Oepping were interim coaches for fi nal eight games in 2001 (1-7 overall). * NOTE: Todd McGhghy coached fi rst 10 games in 2005 (3-7 overall), Jason Smelser, Chris Harris and Thomas Kearney were interim coaches for fi nal game (0-1 overall). ***IWC did not fi eld teams the following years: 1891, 1892,

1895, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1943**

Year W L T Head Coach Year W L T Head Coach

Year W L T Head CoachHal Mumme IWC Head Coach 1989-91

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Date Opponent ResultOct. 19,1923 Northern Iowa L 0-7Nov. 29, 1924 Parsons L 0-29Nov. 11, 1925 Carthage (Ill.) L 0-3Nov. 12, 1926 William Penn W 3-0Nov. 5, 1927 Carthage (Ill.) W 6-0Oct. 20, 1928 Central W 20-0Oct. 26, 1929 Carthage (Ill.) W 12-0Nov. 1, 1930 William Penn T 0-0Nov. 7, 1931 St. Ambrose W 17-14Oct. 18, 1932 Central L 14-39Oct. 28, 1933 William Penn W 6-0Nov. 10, 1934 Upper Iowa L 0-12Nov. 26, 1935 William Penn W 20-0Nov. 7, 1936 Upper Iowa W 6-0Oct. 22, 1937 William Penn W 7-6Oct. 15, 1938 Dubuque L 12-33Oct. 21, 1939 William Penn T 0-0Oct. 12, 1940 Dubuque L 0-20Oct. 18, 1941 William Penn W 21-0Oct. 17, 1942 William Penn W 22-12Oct. 19, 1945 Parsons W 21-0Oct. 19, 1946 William Penn W 28-6Nov. 1, 1947 Parsons W 12-6Oct. 16, 1948 William Penn W 39-0Oct. 22, 1949 Parsons L 6-33Nov. 4, 1950 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) L 26-27Oct. 27, 1951 Central Methodist (Mo.) W 50-0Oct. 11, 1952 Dubuque W 1-0 (forfeit)Nov. 7, 1953 Navy Pier (Ill.) W 47-7Oct. 30, 1954 Upper Iowa W 33-6 Nov. 22, 1955 Luther T 14-14Oct. 27, 1956 Dubuque L 7-23Oct. 19, 1957 Wartburg L 7-14Oct. 18, 1958 Buena Vista W 17-0Oct. 24, 1959 Wartburg L 15-27Oct. 8, 1960 Parsons L 14-26Oct. 28, 1961 Wartburg W 7-6Oct. 13, 1962 Wartburg L 7-28Oct. 26, 1963 Upper Iowa W 19-14 Oct. 24, 1964 William Penn W 20-6Oct. 30, 1965 Graceland W 26-7Oct. 22, 1966 Lake Forest (Ill.) W 34-0Oct. 28, 1967 Graceland W 26-7

Date Opponent Result Oct. 19, 1968 Ferris State (Mich.) L 13-16Oct. 11, 1969 Principia (Ill.) W 14-0Oct. 24, 1970 Graceland W 23-12Oct. 23, 1971 Concordia (Ill.) W 15-13Oct. 14, 1972 Missouri Western L 6-7Oct. 27, 1973 Principia (Ill.) W 21-18Oct. 26, 1974 Benedictine (Ill.) L 0-42Oct. 11, 1975 Missouri Western L 27-49Oct. 9, 1976 Graceland L 14-50Oct. 15, 1977 Illinois College L 0-23Oct. 21, 1978 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) L 21-28Oct. 13, 1979 Illinois College L 13-66Oct. 18, 1980 Concordia (Minn.) W 15-0Oct. 17, 1981 St. Ambrose L 0-13Oct. 23, 1982 Concordia (Minn.) W 23-15Oct. 15, 1983 St. Ambrose T 17-17Oct. 20, 1984 Concordia (Minn.) W 31-14Oct. 12, 1985 St. Ambrose L 0-63Oct. 11, 1986 St. Francis (Ill.) W 32-14Oct. 17, 1987 Greenville (Ill.) L 12-21Oct. 8, 1988 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) L 7-34Oct. 21, 1989 Chicago W 34-9Oct. 30, 1990 MacMurray (Ill.) W 63-14Sept. 28, 1991 Baker (Kan.) W 42-14Oct. 3, 1992 St. Francis (Ill.) L 25-41Sept. 25, 1993 St. Ambrose W 13-3Oct. 8, 1994 Lindenwood (Mo.) W 54-28Sept. 30, 1995 Minnesota-Crookston W 29-7Oct. 19, 1996 St. Xavier (Ill.) W 26-24Oct. 18, 1997 Taylor (Ind.) L 14-38Oct. 17, 1998 McKendree (Ill.) L 7-19Oct. 16, 1999 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) L 14-37Oct. 21, 2000 St. Ambrose L 6-72Oct. 27, 2001 Trinity International (Ill.) L 7-21Oct. 26, 2002 St. Ambrose L 28-55Oct. 4, 2003 William Penn L 0-48Oct. 16, 2004 St. Ambrose L 14-41Oct. 8, 2005 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) W 24-17Oct. 14, 2006 Quincy (Ill.) L 15-34Oct. 6, 2007 St. Francis (Ill.) L 3-37Oct. 4, 2008 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) L 12-28Oct. 17, 2009 Quincy (Ill.) L 0-31Oct. 2, 2010 Waldorf W 30-24

School Record Pct.Albia JC (Ill.) 1-0 1.000Augustana (Ill.) 2-7 .222Austin College (Texas) 0-1 .000Baker (Kan.) 3-2-1 .583Benedictine (Ill.) 0-3 .000Benedictine (Kan.) 1-0 1.000Bethel (Kan.) 2-0 1.000Blackburn (Ill.) 3-0 1.000Buena Vista 4-7 .363Burlington JC 2-0 1.000Camp Dodge Infantry 1-0 1.000Carroll (Wis.) 0-1 .000Carthage (Ill.) 9-9-5 .500Central Arkansas 0-1 .000Central College 24-19-1 .557Central Methodist (Mo.) 6-6 .500Chicago U. 1-1 .500Chillicothe Business (Ohio) 1-0 1.000Coe 2-5 .286Concordia (Ill.) 8-2 .800Concordia (St. Paul, Minn.) 5-1 .833Concordia (Wis.) 0-1 .000Cornell College 3-9 .250Creighton (Neb.) 0-1 .000Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 20-19-1 .513Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 1-1 .500DePauw (Ind.) 1-1 .500Des Moines U. 2-5-2 .333Drake 0-0-1 .500Drake JV 2-0 1.000Dubuque 6-23 .206East Texas State 0-1 .000Elmhurst (Ill.) 1-1 .500Eureka (Ill.) 10-10-1 .500Ferris State (Mich.) 0-2 .000Findlay (Ohio) 0-3 .000Geneva (Pa.) 0-3 .000 Georgetown (Ky.) 0-2 .000Graceland 11-14 .440Grand View 1-2 .333Greenville (Ill.) 2-3 .400Grinnell 3-4 .428

School Record Pct. Harding (Ark.) 0-2 .000Hedding (Ill.) 3-0 1.000Huron (S.D.) 0-1 .000Illinois College 7-8-1 .468Iowa 0-1 .000IWC Alumni 1-0 1.000Keokuk Medical College 2-1 .667Kirksville Osteopaths (Mo.) 1-3-1 .300Knox (Ill.) 6-6 .500Lake Forest (Ill.) 2-0 1.000Lakeland (Wis.) 5-4 .556Lambuth (Tenn.) 0-1 .000Lewis (Ill.) 0-2 .000Lindenwood (Mo.) 3-1 .750Lombard (Ill.) 1-8-1 .150Loras 1-9-1 .136Luther 1-10-1 .125Mac Murray (Ill.) 3-0 1.000Malone (Ohio) 0-2 .000McKendree (Ill.) 0-13 .000Midwestern State (Texas) 2-0 1.000Millikin (Ill.) 2-0 1.000Minnesota-Crookston 1-0 1.000Missouri 0-1 .000Missouri Normal College 1-0 1.000Missouri-Rolla 1-2 .333Missouri Valley 0-4 .000Missouri Western 1-3 .250Monmouth (Ill.) 4-11-1 .281Moorhead State (Minn.) 0-1 .000Morningside 0-2-1 .167Mount Senario (Wis.) 1-0 1.000Murray State (Ky.) 0-1 .000Navy Pier (Ill.) 1-0 1.000Nebraska-Kearney 0-1-1 .250Nebraska Wesleyan 0-3 .000Northern Iowa 0-7 .000NW Missouri State 0-1 .000Ohio Dominican 0-2 .000Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 3-16 .158Panhandle State (Okla.) 0-2 .000Parsons 26-33-6 .446

School Record Pct. Peru State (Neb.) 4-8-1 .346Pillsbury (Minn.) 5-1 .833Portland State (Ore.) 0-1 .000Principia (Ill.) 3-5 .375Quincy (Ill.) 2-8 .200Rose-Hulman (Ind.) 1-1 .500Simpson 19-21-1 .475SW Baptist (Mo.) 1-1 .500SW Minnesota State 0-2 .000Southwestern (Kan.) 1-0 1.000St. Alban’s (Ill.) 0-0-1 .500St. Ambrose 14-32-2 .313St. Francis (Ill.) 5-9 .357St. Francis (Ind.) 1-6 .143St. Xavier (Ill.) 3-10 .231Tarkio (Mo.) 0-2 .000Taylor (Ind.) 2-6 .250Tennessee-Martin 0-1 .000Tiffi n (Ohio) 1-1 .500Trinity International (Ill.) 4-12 .250Tri-State (Ind.) 0-1 .000Truman State (Mo.) 3-7 .300Union (Ky.) 1-0 1.000Upper Iowa 15-15 .500Urbana (Ohio) 1-2 .333Waldorf 4-2 .667Walsh (Ohio) 0-1 .000Washburn (Mo.) 0-1 .000Washington JC 3-1 .750Wartburg 4-9-1 .321Wayne State (Neb.) 1-6 .142Western Illinois 4-8 .333Westmar 2-3 .400Wheaton (Ill.) 0-0-1 .500William Jewell (Mo.) 0-4 .000William Penn 25-35-6 .424William & Vashti (Ill.) 0-5 .000Wilmington (Ohio) 0-1 .000Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-0 1.000Wisconsin-Platteville 1-5 .167Wisconsin-Stevens Point 0-4 .000Wisconsin-Whitewater 0-2 .000

The Tigers have been to postseason games fi ve times in program his-tory, including three straight years during the Hal Mumme coaching era when the Tigers set numerous school and national offensive records. IWC made its lone visit to the NAIA playoffs in 1991, when the Tigers lost to Moorhead State (now Minnesota State University-Moorhead) in the opening round. During the Mumme era Iowa Wesleyan also twice appeared in the United Way Steamboat Classic in Burlington, Iowa, and picked up the school’s lone postseason win in the 1990 Steamboat Classic over Olivet Nazarene University. Other bowl opportunities for the Tigers have included the 1984 Sunfl ower Bowl in Winfi eld, Kan., and IWC’s fi rst-ever trip to a postseason game, the 1953 Corn Bowl in Blooming-ton, Ill.

Year Game Opponent Result1953 Corn Bowl Western Illinois L 32-01984 Sunfl ower Bowl Panhandle Oklahoma A&M L 10-7 OT1989 Steamboat Classic Lambuth (Tenn.) L 55-411990 Steamboat Classic Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) W 35-28 1991 NAIA Playoffs 1st Rd. Moorhead State (Minn.) L 47-14

IWC ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. OPPONENTSIWC ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

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* = Denotes Homecoming games

1890 Coach N/A 0-111/27 @Iowa L, 0-91Season points 0-91

1891-92 No Teams

1893 Coach N/A 2-010/6 @Parsons W, 16-010/20 Parsons W. 16-0Season points 32-0

1894 Coach N/A 0-29/28 Parsons L, 6-1410/4 Monmouth # L, 4-34Season points 10-48# = Played in Burlington, Iowa

1895 No Team

1896 Coach Ward 3-3-210/3 Knox W, 10-010/8 St. Alban’s (Ill.) T, 0-010/9 @William Penn L, 0-610/17 @Knox W, 10-610/24 Parsons W, 34-011/6 Monmouth L, 0-1811/16 @Parsons L, 0-1811/26 Drake T, 4-4Season points 58-72

1897 Coach Paul Sibberts 3-110/2 @Knox W, 18-010/18 @Missouri L, 4-611/6 William Penn W, 36-211/16 Keokuk Medical College W, 48-0Season points 106-6

1898 Coach N/A 0-1 Monmouth L, 6-43Season points 6-43

1899 Coach N/A 1-39/30 @Knox L, 0-1110/13 Monmouth W, 23-010/23 Lombard L, 6-2110/30 @William Penn L, 0-40Season points 29-72

1900 Coach N/A 1-310/6 @Lombard L, 0-2610/21 @Keokuk Medical Coll. L, 0-2711/17 @Parsons L, 0-2711/29 Parsons W, 12-0Season points 12-80

1901 Coach N/A 0-39/28 @Knox L, 0-3810/5 William Penn L, 0-1110/12 @Lombard L, 0-50Season points 0-99

1902 Coach Burton Beck 2-410/2 Carthage L, 0-1210/11 Parsons L, 0-2810/27 @William Penn L, 5-17 Lombard L, N/A11/17 @Parsons W, 6-511/27 Parsons W, 5-0Season points N/A

1903 Coach Weibly 1-2-110/5 Monmouth L, 0-1810/19 Parsons L, 0-1711/2 Keokuk Medical College W, 39-011/16 @William Penn T, 5-5Season points 44-40

1904 No Team

1905 Coach Weber 1-310/21 Monmouth L, 0-2210/27 Hedding W, 18-011/3 @William Penn L, 0-3811/6 @Central L, 0-26Season points 18-86

1906-07 No Teams

1908 Coach Ralph Perrine 2-4-110/10 William & Vashti L, 6-1010/19 William Penn T, 0-010/24 @William & Vashti L, 0-2810/31 Hedding W, 21-011/6 @William Penn L, 5-3511/13 @Simpson L, 0-4511/20 Carthage W, 6-5Season points 38-123

1909 Coach Pat Crow 1-6-110/2 Parsons T, 0-010/9 @Lombard L, 0-1610/14 @William Penn L, 5-810/25 @Parsons W, 13-010/29 @Carthage L, 0-3311/5 William Penn L, 0-1111/13 William & Vashti L, 0-1811/24 Simpson L, 12-26Season points 30-112

1910 Coach Loring Craymer 1-5-210/1 @Des Moines U. L, 0-910/8 @Truman State L, 3-610/15 Central W, 12-010/21 @William Penn L, 0-611/4 @Parsons T, 0-011/10 @William & Vashti L, 3-2311/18 Culver-Stockton T, 11-1111/23 Parsons L, 0-5Season points 29-60

1911 Coach Glenn Tallman 5-1-110/6 @Culver-Stockton W, 9-610/14 @Truman State W, 3-010/21 @Knox W, 19-1611/3 Parsons L, 12-1711/10 Hedding W, 17-011/24 Culver-Stockton W, 6-011/29 @Parsons T, 0-0Season points 56-39

1912 Coach Glenn Tallman 2-410/12 @William & Vashti L, 3-4810/19 St. Ambrose L, 6-910/26 Lombard W, 36-011/1 @Kirksville Osteopaths L, 0-211/15 @Simpson L, 3-1311/27 Carthage W, 52-13Season points 100-85

1913 Coach George Beal 2-3-310/4 @Cornell L, 0-3110/11 Knox W, 17-1310/18 @Lombard T, 7-710/25 @Des Moines U. L, 0-1211/1 Monmouth T, 14-1411/8 @Carthage T, 0-011/15 @Central L, 3-911/28 IWC Alumni W, 14-6Season points 55-92

1914 Coach George Beal 3-510/3 @Cornell L, 0-5210/10 @Knox L, 0-5710/16 @Culver-Stockton W, 25-310/23 Simpson W, 6-010/31 @Monmouth L, 0-911/6 @Northern Iowa L, 0-1311/13 Central W, 33-011/20 Des Moines U. L, 0-16Season points 64-150

1915 Coach Carl Heidt 2-510/2 @Coe L, 0-6910/8 Parsons L, 0-1310/15 Central W, 18-1210/22 @Cornell L, 0-4010/28 Monmouth L, 0-5011/12 @Simpson L, 0-2811/19 Culver-Stockton W, 30-6Season points 48-218

1916 Coach Carl Heidt 0-6-19/29 @Monmouth L, 0-1910/6 Knox L, 0-4710/20 @Central L, 6-710/26 William Penn L, 0-2111/3 Simpson L, 6-1311/10 @Des Moines U. T, 13-1311/24 @Parsons L, 6-33Season points 31-153

1917 Coach Edward Day 3-5-19/29 Lombard L, 0-2110/6 @Knox L, 0-2510/13 Northern Iowa L, 0-4010/19 @Simpson W, 14-010/27 @Augustana L, 6-3411/2 Carthage T, 7-711/9 Des Moines U. W, 13-611/16 @William Penn L, 6-1711/30 Camp Dodge Infantry W, 27-0Season points 73-151

1918 Coach Edward Day 2-1-110/12 Carthage W, 7-0 Des Moines U. W, 13-7 Parsons T, 0-0 Simpson L, 0-6Season points 20-13

1919 Coach Bill Neuschaefer 2-6-29/27 @Coe L, 0-3310/4 Monmouth W, 21-710/10 @Lombard L, 7-2010/17 Des Moines U. T, 0-010/24 @William Penn T, 7-710/30 Kirksville Osteopaths L, 3-610/31 @Simpson L, 6-3611/7 Carthage L, 0-1311/14 Kirksville Osteopaths W, 6-211/27 Parsons L, 0-6Season points 50-130

1920 Coach Bill Neuschaefer 4-310/8 @Central W, 13-210/16 @Carthage W, 6-010/23 William Penn W, 7-010/30 Culver-Stockton W, 42-611/5 @Des Moines U. L, 0-5911/13 Lombard L, 0-5411/25 Parsons L, 0-13Season points 68-134

1921 Coach Herman Garretson 3-2-110/7 Monmouth L, 3-710/14 Cornell L, 7-2710/27 Carthage W, 26-011/4 Central W, 28-011/11 Simpson T, 7-711/24 @Parsons W, 7-0Season points 78-41

1922 Coach Herman Garretson 3-59/30 @Knox W, 16-610/7 @Monmouth W, 12-710/14 @Creighton L, 7-2110/21 @Cornell L, 0-1410/26 William Penn W, 17-711/11 @Carthage $ L, 0-311/18 Simpson L, 6-911/30 Parsons L, 0-6Season points 58-73$ = IWC forfeits trailing 3-0 in 2nd Qtr

1923 Coach Ray Williams 1-7-1 (0-4)9/28 @Culver-Stockton L, 6-1010/5 @Truman State L, 7-2610/12 @William Penn L, 0-310/19 *Northern Iowa L, 0-710/27 @NW Missouri State L, 7-1311/2 @Graceland W, 17-1311/9 Kirksville Osteopaths T, 0-011/16 @Simpson L, 3-5511/29 @Parsons L, 0-17Season points 40-144

1924 Coach Chester Mead 3-7 (1-4)9/26 Simpson L, 6-2510/3 Culver-Stockton W, 22-010/10 @Northern Iowa L, 6-5410/17 Truman State W, 7-610/31 @Knox L, 0-3511/7 William Penn L, 0-1311/11 Carthage # L, 3-911/15 Central W, 17-611/21 @Graceland L, 0-2011/27 *Parsons L, 0-29Season points 61-197# = Played in Keokuk, Iowa

1925 Coach Chester Mead 3-5 (1-4)10/9 Northern Iowa L, 3-2110/16 Culver-Stockton W, 12-010/23 @William Penn L, 0-1010/31 @Upper Iowa L, 0-1311/6 Central W, 3-011/11 *Carthage L, 0-311/19 Graceland W, 22-1411/26 @Parsons L, 0-9Season points 40-70

1926 Coach Glen Bingham 2-4-1 (1-3)10/2 @Graceland L, 0-610/7 Central L, 0-810/15 Upper Iowa L, 0-1210/29 Culver-Stockton W, 41-611/5 @Carthage T, 7-711/12 *William Penn W, 3-011/25 Parsons L, 13-26Season points 64-65

1927 Coach Glen Bingham 4-4 (2-3)10/1 Graceland W, 23-610/8 @Northern Iowa L, 0-910/15 St. Ambrose W, 20-010/22 @Kirksville Osteopaths L, 0-1710/28 Central W, 16-611/5 *Carthage W, 6-011/11 @William Penn L, 6-1311/24 @Parsons L, 6-12Season points 77-63

1928 Coach Glen Bingham 5-3 (3-2)9/29 @St. Ambrose L, 6-1310/13 Northern Iowa L, 0-3110/20 *Central W, 20-010/26 @Culver-Stockton W, 13-011/3 William Penn W, 20-011/12 @Graceland W, 22-011/23 @Des Moines U. L, 0-1311/29 Parsons W, 6-2Season points 87-59

1929 Coach Glen Bingham 8-0 (5-0)10/5 Graceland W, 45-010/12 St. Ambrose W, 6-010/18 @Central W, 24-710/26 *Carthage W, 12-011/2 @William Penn W, 13-011/15 @Upper Iowa W, 26-011/22 Culver-Stockton W, 21-011/28 @Parsons W, 26-6Season points 173-13

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1930 Coach Glen Bingham 6-2-2 (4-0-1)9/27 @Grinnell L, 0-1910/4 Graceland W, 27-010/11 @Albia JC W, 33-710/18 Central W, 12-610/23 Carthage # T, 6-611/1 *William Penn T, 0-011/8 @St. Ambrose W, 40-611/14 Upper Iowa W, 20-011/21 @Culver-Stockton L, 0-611/27 Parsons W, 19-6Season points 157-56# = Played in Burlington, Iowa

1931 Coach Glen Bingham 7-1-1 (3-1-1)10/3 Western Illinois W, 23-010/10 @Graceland W, 21-010/17 @Central T, 14-1410/22 Carthage # W, 31-1410/30 @William Penn W, 7-211/7 *St. Ambrose W, 17-1411/13 @Upper Iowa L, 14-1811/20 Culver-Stockton W, 39-011/26 @Parsons W, 28-13Season points 194-75# = Played in Burlington, Iowa

1932 Coach Glen Bingham 5-2-1 (3-2)9/30 @Washington JC W, 28-010/8 Graceland W, 53-1210/15 *Central L, 14-3910/20 Carthage # T, 6-610/28 @William Penn W, 20-1311/4 @St. Ambrose L, 0-911/11 Upper Iowa W, 21-711/24 Parsons W, 7-0Season points 149-96# = Played in Burlington, Iowa

1933 Coach Glen Bingham 7-2 (6-0)9/23 Augustana (Ill.) L, 7-139/30 @Monmouth L, 0-1410/7 Loras W, 14-710/14 @Central W, 18-010/28 *William Penn W, 6-011/3 St. Ambrose W, 20-011/11 @Upper Iowa W, 13-011/18 @Western Illinois W, 14-711/30 @Parsons W, 21-19Season points 113-60

1934 Coach Glen Bingham 3-5-1 (1-4-1)9/21 @Augustana (Ill.) L, 0-69/29 Washington JC W, 25-010/6 @Loras T, 12-1210/12 Central W, 20-710/26 @William Penn L, 0-711/2 @St. Ambrose L, 6-711/10 *Upper Iowa L, 0-1211/16 Western Illinois W, 6-011/29 Parsons L, 3-6Season points 78-57

1935 Coach Glen Bingham 2-7 (1-6)9/27 @Augustana (Ill.) L, 12-3410/5 Loras L, 0-1810/12 @Central L, 6-1910/19 @Dubuque L, 7-1310/26 *William Penn W, 20-011/1 St. Ambrose L, 0-1411/8 @Upper Iowa L, 0-5211/16 Burlington JC W, 27-1211/28 @Parsons L, 7-28Season points 79-190

1936 Coach Glen Bingham 5-3-1 (3-3-1)9/26 Augustana (Ill.) W, 6-210/3 @Loras L, 0-2610/16 Dubuque W, 7-010/24 @William Penn W, 13-610/30 @St. Ambrose T, 6-611/7 *Upper Iowa W, 6-011/13 @Burlington JC W, 26-011/20 Central L, 6-711/26 Parsons L, 0-14Season points 70-61

1937 Coach Bud Parker 4-4-1 (2-4-1)9/25 Washington JC W, 6-010/2 Western Illinois W, 6-010/8 @Central L, 0-2310/15 @Dubuque L, 6-1410/22 *William Penn W, 7-610/28 St. Ambrose L, 0-4611/5 @Upper Iowa L, 6-4011/20 Simpson W, 18-011/25 @Parsons T, 0-0Season points 49-129

1938 Coach Bud Parker 2-4-2 (2-2-2)9/24 @Augustana (Ill.) L, 0-1310/1 @Western Illinois L, 0-2010/8 Central L, 7-1910/15 *Dubuque L, 12-3310/22 @William Penn T, 7-711/5 Upper Iowa W, 19-711/18 @Simpson W, 20-711/24 Parsons T, 0-0Season points 65-106

1939 Coach Bud Parker 5-3-1 (3-2-1)9/23 Augustana (Ill.) W, 7-69/30 @Monmouth L, 6-2610/6 @Central L, 6-2610/14 @Dubuque L, 9-1210/21 *William Penn T, 0-010/28 @Upper Iowa W, 6-0 11/10 @Central Methodist W, 19-611/17 Simpson W, 12-011/23 @Parsons W, 14-6Season points 79-82

1940 Coach Bud Parker 2-6-1 (2-3)9/28 @Augustana (Ill.) L, 0-2810/5 @Western Illinois L, 0-1610/12 *Dubuque L, 0-2010/19 @William Penn W, 14-010/26 @Truman State L, 6-2811/2 Central W, 12-611/9 Wheaton T, 0-011/15 @Simpson L, 7-1311/28 Parsons L, 0-20Season points 39-131

1941 Coach Bud Parker 3-5 (3-3)10/3 Western Illinois L, 6-1310/11 Dubuque L, 2-1810/18 *William Penn W, 21-010/24 Truman State L, 13-1410/31 @Central L, 6-711/7 Buena Vista W, 19-611/14 Simpson W, 19-011/27 Parsons L, 6-20Season points 92-78

1942 Coach Olan Ruble 1-6 (1-4)9/26 @Carthage L, 6-1310/3 @Western Illinois L, 0-1310/9 Dubuque L, 0-5310/17 *William Penn W, 22-1210/29 Central L, 6-2511/6 @Simpson L, 13-2011/11 Parsons L, 0-13Season points 47-149

1943 No Team during World War II

1944 Coach Olan Ruble 2-010/13 Parsons W, 53-610/21 @Parsons W, 46-6Season points 99-12**Played 6-man football**

1945 Coach Olan Ruble 3-2 (1-0)9/22 @Cornell L, 8-3610/6 @Augustana (Ill.) L, 6-1910/12 Carthage W, 13-610/19 *Parsons W, 21-011/3 @Carthage W, 14-0Season points 62-61

1946 Coach Olan Ruble 3-6 (1-4)9/20 @Truman State L, 0-189/27 Culver-Stockton W, 12-910/4 Drake JV W, 12-710/11 @Washburn L, 6-2710/19 *William Penn W, 28-610/25 @Central L, 0-4511/2 @Parsons L, 0-2011/9 @Dubuque L, 6-1311/16 @Simpson L, 12-13Season points 76-148

1947 Coach Olan Ruble 4-3-1 (3-2-1)9/19 Central L, 7-199/26 @Culver-Stockton L, 7-2710/3 @Wartburg T, 7-710/10 Eureka W, 32-010/24 @William Penn W, 26-211/1 *Parsons W, 12-611/7 @Dubuque L, 6-2011/13 Simpson W, 13-6Season points 110-87

1948 Coach Olan Ruble 1-6 (1-4) 9/25 @Carroll (Wis.) L, 0-3110/1 Wartburg L, 6-3210/8 @Eureka L, 6-1410/16 *William Penn W, 39-010/23 @Parsons L, 7-1311/4 Dubuque L, 13-3911/11 Simpson L, 7-33Season points 78-162

1949 Coach E.R. Jarvis 3-6 (1-4)9/24 Chillicothe Business W, 33-129/29 Washington JC L, 6-2010/7 Eureka W, 32-1210/14 @William Penn W, 26-1210/22 *Parsons L, 6-3310/28 @Wartburg L, 7-4111/5 @Dubuque L, 7-3811/11 @Simpson L, 19-4711/18 Carthage # L, 6-20Season points 123-207# = Played in Keokuk, Iowa

1950 Coach E.R. Jarvis 4-5 (3-2)9/15 @Central Methodist L, 0-269/21 @St. Ambrose L, 6-189/29 @Central W, 39-010/5 Simpson W, 12-010/12 Dubuque W, 20-1210/21 @Parsons L, 14-3310/28 Drake JV W, 31-611/4 *Culver-Stockton L, 26-2711/11 Morningside L, 12-32Season points 160-154

1951 Coach E.R. Jarvis 5-2-1 (3-2)9/20 St. Ambrose L, 14-209/27 Central W, 24-1310/5 @Simpson W, 6-210/12 @Dubuque L, 19-2710/18 Parsons W, 33-010/27 *Central Methodist W, 50-011/2 @Culver-Stockton W, 13-711/10 @Morningside T, 7-7Season points 166-76

1952 Coach E.R. Jarvis 7-1 (4-0)9/26 @Central W, 34-010/2 Simpson W, 33-710/11 *Dubuque $ W, 1-010/18 @Parsons W, 20-010/25 @Eureka W, 58-010/30 Culver-Stockton W, 62-011/6 Luther W, 12-611/14 @Buena Vista L, 7-13Season points 227-26$ = Dubuque forfeits with IWC ahead 7-0 late in game

1953 Coach Fred Ekstrand 9-1 (4-0)9/19 @Upper Iowa W, 27-79/26 Central W, 20-610/3 @Simpson W, 33-1410/10 @Dubuque W, 25-010/17 Parsons W, 39-610/24 @St. Ambrose W, 19-1310/31 William Penn W, 103-011/7 *Navy Pier (Ill.) W, 47-711/14 Wartburg W, 32-1411/26 Western Illinois # L, 0-32Season points 345-99# = CORN BOWL - Bloomington, Ill.

1954 Coach Fred Ekstrand 4-4 (4-2)9/18 Lewis L, 0-129/24 @Central W, 26-2010/1 Simpson W, 21-010/9 Dubuque L, 7-1310/16 @Parsons W, 21-1310/23 @Luther L, 14-4210/30 *Upper Iowa W, 33-611/13 St. Ambrose L, 7-47Season points 129-153

1955 Coach Fred Ekstrand 2-5-1 (2-3-1)9/15 @Lewis L, 0-279/24 Central W, 13-79/30 @Simpson L, 21-2610/8 @Dubuque L, 12-1310/13 Parsons L, 18-2610/22 *Luther T, 14-1410/29 @Upper Iowa W, 25-2411/3 @St. Ambrose L, 12-28Season points 115-165

1956 Coach Edd Bowers 5-4 (5-3)9/13 @Carthage # L, 19-269/20 Parsons W, 6-09/29 @Upper Iowa W, 20-1310/6 Buena Vista W, 19-010/12 @Wartburg W, 7-010/27 *Dubuque L, 7-2311/2 @Central L, 0-2711/10 Simpson W, 20-1311/16 @Luther L, 6-28Season points 104-130# = Played in Fort Madison, Iowa

1957 Coach Edd Bowers 2-7 (1-7)9/20 Luther L, 0-209/27 @Parsons L, 0-5910/3 Upper Iowa L, 14-3910/12 @Buena Vista L, 6-2010/19 *Wartburg L, 7-1410/26 @Wisconsin-Milwaukee W, 13-711/2 @Dubuque L, 2-611/8 Central W, 26-1311/16 @Simpson L, 13-14Season points 81-192

1958 Coach Edd Bowers 6-3 (6-2)9/20 Simpson W, 14-09/27 @Luther L, 16-1910/2 Parsons W, 27-2110/11 @Upper Iowa W, 14-610/18 *Buena Vista W, 17-010/25 @Wartburg L, 19-3411/1 @William Jewell L, 27-3311/8 Dubuque W, 33-1411/15 @Central W, 18-16Season points 185-143

1959 Coach Edd Bowers 5-4 (5-3)9/19 @Simpson W, 20-79/26 Luther L, 13-1410/3 @Parsons W, 13-710/9 Upper Iowa W, 38-1410/17 @Buena Vista L, 21-2610/24 *Wartburg L, 15-2710/31 William Jewell L, 0-4511/7 @Dubuque W, 27-1411/14 Central W, 26-17Season points 173-171


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1960 Coach Jim Hofmann 1-8-1 (1-7)9/9 @Peru State T, 0-09/17 @Central L, 6-289/24 Simpson W, 26-010/1 @Luther L, 0-2010/8 *Parsons L, 14-2610/15 @Upper Iowa L, 13-1610/22 Buena Vista L, 6-2010/29 @Wartburg L, 0-611/5 @William Jewell L, 3-3411/11 Dubuque L, 7-20Season points 75-170

1961 Coach Jim Hofmann 3-7 (3-5)9/9 @Peru State # L, 0-159/16 Central W, 19-79/23 @Simpson W, 7-09/30 Luther L, 0-710/7 @Parsons L, 0-2710/14 Upper Iowa L, 6-710/21 @Buena Vista L, 0-1310/28 *Wartburg W, 7-611/4 William Jewell L, 7-3411/11 @Dubuque L, 12-14Season points 58-130# = Played in Fort Madison, Iowa

1962 Coach Jim Hofmann 1-8 (1-8)9/15 Simpson W, 39-79/22 @Central L, 0-79/29 Dubuque L, 7-1010/6 @Buena Vista L, 13-2510/13 *Wartburg L, 9-2810/20 Parsons L, 0-2010/27 @Upper Iowa L, 12-1911/3 @Luther L, 6-4111/10 William Penn L, 7-14Season points 93-171

1963 Coach Jim Hofmann 2-7 (2-7)9/14 @Simpson L, 13-249/21 Central L, 7-349/28 @Dubuque L, 9-1610/5 Buena Vista L, 13-4910/12 @Wartburg L, 14-2010/19 @Parsons L, 0-4010/26 *Upper Iowa W, 19-1411/2 Luther L, 7-4511/9 @William Penn W, 33-18Season points 115-260

1964 Coach Harold Thompson 3-5 (3-5)9/19 Simpson L, 19-209/26 @Upper Iowa L, 13-4710/3 Central L, 0-8310/10 @Wartburg W, 25-710/17 Buena Vista W, 27-010/24 *William Penn W, 20-610/31 @Dubuque L, 2-3911/7 @Luther L, 0-50Season points 106-252

1965 Coach Harold Thompson 1-79/18 @Central Methodist L, 0-29/25 Culver-Stockton W, 7-010/2 @Elmhurst L, 2-3510/9 Wartburg L, 13-2110/16 @Wisconsin-Platteville L, 7-2910/23 William Penn L, 14-1810/30 *Graceland L, 13-3511/6 Dubuque L, 21-47Season points 77-187

1966 Coach Jack Taylor 3-59/17 Central Methodist L, 7-199/24 @Culver-Stockton L, 13-1410/1 Elmhurst W, 33-3210/8 @Concordia (Ill.) W, 26-2010/15 @Principia L, 7-3310/22 *Lake Forest W, 34-010/29 @Graceland L, 7-3011/5 Wisconsin-Platteville L, 0-35Season points 127-183

1967 Coach Mel Foels 6-39/16 Pillsbury W, 34-69/23 Culver-Stockton W, 25-219/30 Concordia (Ill.) W, 9-710/7 @Murray State L, 12-7110/14 Principia L, 21-2810/21 @Lake Forest W, 21-1310/28 *Graceland W, 26-711/11 @Central Methodist L, 10-3211/18 Illinois College W, 26-13Season points 184-198

1968 Coach Mel Foels 1-7-19/14 @Pillsbury W, 31-289/21 Culver-Stockton L, 14-329/28 Lakeland L, 7-3310/5 @Illinois College T, 13-1310/12 @Principia L, 7-4210/19 *Ferris State L, 13-1610/26 @Graceland L, 7-4811/2 @Concordia (Ill.) L, 14-4111/9 Central Methodist L, 24-28Season points 130-271

1969 Coach Mel Foels 5-3 (2-0)9/20 @Culver-Stockton L, 17-309/27 @Lakeland L, 6-1410/4 Illinois College W, 38-610/11 *Principia W, 14-010/18 @Ferris State L, 0-2810/25 Graceland W, 16-811/1 Concordia (Ill.) W, 22-1011/8 @Central Methodist W, 21-12Season points 134-108

1970 Coach Mel Foels 5-4 (2-0)9/19 @Culver-Stockton L 6-139/26 @Principia L, 0-1410/3 @Illinois College W, 33-010/10 @Pillsbury L, 6-1410/17 @DePauw L, 13-2610/24 @Graceland W, 23-1210/31 Rose-Hulman W, 6-011/7 Central Methodist W, 24-1311/14 Eureka W, 22-15Season points 133-107

1971 Coach Mel Foels 7-1-1 (2-0)9/18 @Baker T, 0-09/25 Principia W, 25-1310/2 Illinois College W, 21-610/9 Pillsbury W, 36-1310/16 DePauw W, 14-710/23 *Concordia (Ill.) W, 15-1310/30 @Rose-Hulman L, 16-1811/6 @Simpson W, 17-011/13 @Eureka W, 22-0Season points 166-70

1972 Coach Mel Foels 2-6-1 (1-0-1)9/9 @Wisconsin-Platteville L, 0-389/16 @Missouri Valley L, 6-139/23 Simpson L, 6-179/30 @Illinois College W, 22-010/7 Culver-Stockton W, 14-710/14 *Missouri Western L, 6-710/21 @Concordia (Ill.) L, 3-910/28 @Principia L, 0-311/11 Eureka T, 14-14Season points 57-108

1973 Coach John Steigman 3-5 (1-1)9/15 Missouri Valley L, 7-219/22 @Simpson L, 0-179/29 Illinois College W, 8-010/6 @Culver-Stockton L, 8-1410/13 @Missouri Western W, 17-1310/27 *Principia W, 21-1811/3 Wayne State (Neb.) L, 3-2111/10 @Eureka L, 16-27Season points 80-131

1974 Coach Dick Palm 0-9 (0-2)9/14 @Missouri Valley L, 0-409/21 William Penn L, 0-689/28 @Illinois College L, 12-2610/5 Culver-Stockton L, 12-2010/12 @Missouri Western L, 6-2010/19 Lakeland L, 0-1910/26 *Benedictine (Ill.) L, 0-4211/2 @Wayne State (Neb.) L, 0-4311/9 Eureka L, 12-43Season points 42-321

1975 Coach Dick Palm 2-79/13 Missouri Valley L, 0-219/20 @William Penn L, 7-569/27 Illinois College W, 14-610/4 @Culver-Stockton L, 0-2610/11 *Missouri Western L, 27-4910/18 @Lakeland L, 0-3410/25 @Benedictine (Ill.) L, 7-2811/1 St. Ambrose W, 20-711/8 @Eureka L, 13-14Season points 88-241

1976 Coach Dick Palm 2-79/18 @Grinnell L, 7-219/25 Cornell L, 7-4210/2 Culver-Stockton W, 34-2110/9 *Graceland L, 14-5010/16 @Illinois College L, 13-3610/23 @Tarkio L, 0-2310/30 @St. Ambrose W, 16-011/6 Eureka L, 14-3811/13 Upper Iowa L, 32-37Season points 137-268

1977 Coach Dave Ostrander 2-79/10 Upper Iowa L, 0-599/17 Grinnell W, 7-09/24 @Cornell L, 7-4910/1 @Culver-Stockton L, 18-2710/8 @Graceland L, 6-3210/15 *Illinois College L, 0-2310/22 @Olivet Nazarene L, 0-1410/29 St. Ambrose W, 48-2011/5 @Eureka L, 0-31Season points 86-255

1978 Coach Rick Hodam 0-99/9 @Upper Iowa L, 7-439/16 @Grinnell L, 14-209/23 Tarkio L, 7-439/30 Culver-Stockton L, 14-1710/7 Graceland L, 6-4310/14 @Illinois College L, 14-2010/21 *Olivet Nazarene L, 21-2810/28 @St. Ambrose L, 14-3411/4 Eureka L, 13-30Season points 110-278

1979 Coach Rick Hodam 2-89/8 Upper Iowa L, 9-369/15 Grinnell W, 25-219/22 @Pillsbury W, 9-09/29 @Culver-Stockton L, 0-2110/6 @Graceland L, 13-3810/13 *Illinois College L, 13-6610/20 Culver-Stockton L, 13-2610/27 St. Ambrose L, 14-3711/3 @Eureka L, 22-2311/10 @Loras L, 9-20Season points 127-288

1980 Coach Rick Hodam 4-69/13 @William Penn L, 15-269/20 Pillsbury W, 27-79/27 Graceland L, 12-1710/4 @Westmar L, 14-3410/11 @Illinois College L, 6-2010/18 *Concordia (St. Paul) W, 15-010/25 @Culver-Stockton L, 14-1611/1 Loras L, 22-2811/8 Eureka W, 13-011/15 @St. Ambrose W, 21-19Season points 159-167

1981 Coach Rick Hodam 2-79/12 William Penn L, 0-139/19 @Upper Iowa W, 20-129/26 @Graceland L, 12-3710/3 Westmar L, 9-1410/10 Illinois College L, 22-2610/17 *St. Ambrose L, 0-1310/24 @Concordia (St. Paul) L, 6-1210/31 Loras L, 14-2411/7 @Eureka W, 24-7Season points 107-158

1982 Coach Tom Horne Jr. 2-89/11 William Penn L, 3-309/18 @Coe L, 0-599/25 @Cornell L, 0-4710/2 Culver-Stockton W, 21-310/9 @Illinois College L, 17-2310/16 @St. Ambrose L, 6-3510/23 *Concordia (St. Paul) W, 23-1510/30 @Wilmington (Ohio) L, 0-6211/6 Eureka L, 16-1711/13 @Loras L, 0-41Season points 86-332

1983 Coach Tom Horne Jr. 7-2-19/10 @William Penn W, 21-99/17 Coe W, 29-199/24 Cornell W, 27-1610/1 @Culver-Stockton W, 33-1410/8 Concordia (Ill.) W, 35-2410/15 *St. Ambrose T, 17-1710/22 @Concordia (Minn.) W, 14-810/29 @Austin L, 7-1711/5 @Eureka W, 27-1011/12 Loras L, 7-19Season points 217-153

1984 Coach Tom Horne Jr. 8-39/8 Monmouth W, 35-319/15 @Coe W, 31-149/22 @Concordia (Ill.) W, 51-279/29 Benedictine (Kan.) W, 43-2810/6 Eureka W, 7-310/13 @St. Ambrose L, 15-3610/20 *Concordia (St. Paul) W, 31-1410/27 Lakeland W, 16-011/3 @Southwest Baptist W, 29-011/10 @Loras L, 27-5611/18 @Panhandle State # L, 7-10 OTSeason points 292-219# = SUNFLOWER BOWL - Winfi eld, Kan.

1985 Coach Mick Caba 2-79/14 Coe L, 21-429/21 William Penn L, 6-149/28 @Benedictine (Ill.) L, 0-6410/5 @Eureka L, 33-3410/12 *St. Ambrose L, 0-6310/19 @Concordia (St. Paul) W, 52-1910/26 @Lakeland W, 31-711/2 Southwest Baptist L, 13-2311/9 Loras L, 7-38Season points 163-304

1986 Coach Mick Caba 3-79/6 @William Penn W, 24-179/13 @Graceland L, 21-649/20 Culver-Stockton L, 22-269/27 SW Minnesota State L, 0-5410/4 Peru State W, 19-1810/11 *St. Francis (Ill.) W, 32-1410/18 @St. Ambrose L, 0-4410/25 @Urbana L, 4-1311/1 Olivet Nazarene L, 9-1611/8 @Huron L, 3-42Season points 134-308

1987 Coach Mick Caba 4-79/5 William Penn W, 27-09/12 Graceland L, 29-319/19 @Culver-Stockton L, 17-219/26 @SW Minnesota State L, 3-4910/3 @Peru State L, 21-4010/10 @St. Francis (Ill.) L, 0-5010/17 *Greenville W, 21-1210/24 Urbana L, 30-4810/31 Olivet Nazarene L, 7-1311/7 @Quincy W, 10-011/14 Central Methodist W, 7-0Season points 172-264


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1988 Coach Mick Caba 0-109/3 @William Penn L, 6-159/10 @Graceland L, 0-409/17 @Culver-Stockton L, 2-419/24 @Grinnell L, 20-2710/8 *Olivet Nazarene L, 7-3410/15 @Greenville L, 0-5210/22 @Chicago L, 14-2810/29 Quincy L, 14-2211/5 Peru State L, 0-3911/12 @Central Methodist L, 13-18Season points 66-316

1989 Coach Hal Mumme 7-49/9 @Dubuque L, 19-229/16 @Culver-Stockton L, 28-319/23 Grinnell W, 49-79/30 @Lakeland W, 21-710/7 @MacMurray W, 38-010/14 Greenville L, 46-4710/21 *Chicago W, 34-910/29 Central Methodist W, 54-2311/4 Blackburn W, 47-1011/11 Trinity International W, 28-1812/9 vs. Lambuth # L, 41-55Season points 405-229# = STEAMBOAT CLASSIC - Burlington, Iowa

1990 Coach Hal Mumme 7-5 (5-2)9/1 @Morningside L, 3-559/8 @Portland State L, 3-409/15 @Midwestern State W, 38-149/22 @Lindenwood L, 21-359/29 @Concordia (Ill.) W, 65-1310/6 Greenville L, 18-3510/13 Lakeland W, 38-1310/20 *MacMurray W, 63-1410/27 Eureka W, 38-2111/3 @Blackburn W, 57-22 11/10 @Concordia (Wis.) L, 27-31 11/17 vs. Olivet Nazarene # W, 35-28Season points 406-321# = STEAMBOAT CLASSIC - Burlington, Iowa

1991 Coach Hal Mumme 10-28/31 Truman State W, 34-319/7 Missouri-Rolla W, 21-179/14 @Midwestern State W, 13-79/21 Harding $ L, 31-359/28 *Baker W, 42-1410/5 @Greenville W, 30-1410/12 @Lakeland W, 55-1310/19 @MacMurray W, 31-010/26 Wayne State (Neb.) W, 56-3211/2 Blackburn W, 59-711/9 Concordia (Ill.) W, 59-2911/23 @Moorhead State # L,14-47Season points 445-246$ = Played in Burlington, Iowa# = NAIA Playoffs

1992 Coach Charlie Moot 2-99/5 Missouri-Rolla L, 26-279/12 @Truman State L, 7-379/18 @Baker L, 24-429/25 @St. Ambrose W, 42-1410/3 *St. Francis (Ill.) L, 25-4110/10 Lindenwood W, 38-1010/17 @East Texas State L, 7-5710/24 @Harding L, 14-2110/31 Peru State L, 21-3511/7 Dakota Wesleyan L, 29-3111/14 Wayne State (Neb.) L, 11-48Season points 244-363

1993 Coach Steve Kazor 8-39/4 Truman State L, 13-179/11 @Missouri-Rolla L, 0-329/18 Baker W, 21-139/25 *St. Ambrose W, 13-310/2 @Wayne State (Neb.) L, 12-4110/9 @Lindenwood W, 35-010/16 Bethel (Tenn.) W, 41-810/23 @Wisconsin-Platteville W, 31-2110/30 @Peru State W, 24-011/6 @Dakota Wesleyan W,42-1411/14 Westmar # W, 35-16Season points 267-165# = Played in Cedar Falls, Iowa

1994 Coach Pat Poore 8-39/1 @Western Illinois L, 0-429/10 @Southwestern (Kan.) W, 29-199/17 @Baker W, 20-129/24 @St. Ambrose W, 6-010/1 @Wayne State (Neb.) L, 17-4010/8 *Lindenwood W, 54-2810/15 Bethel (Tenn.) W, 55-610/22 Wisconsin-Platteville L, 27-2810/29 Peru State W, 38-2411/5 Mount Senario W, 49-611/12 @Westmar # W, 63-0Season points 358-205# = Played in Cedar Falls, Iowa

1995 Coach Gregg Ricono 1-108/31 @Western Illinois L, 0-869/8 Baker L, 23-279/16 Wisconsin-Stevens Point L, 13-419/23 @Wisconsin-Whitewater L, 7-289/30 *Minnesota Crookston W, 29-710/7 @Findlay L, 14-4910/14 @Westmar L, 16-5910/21 Panhandle State L, 31-4310/28 @Peru State L, 20-4211/4 St. Ambrose L, 6-3511/11 @Wayne State (Neb.) L, 0-68Season points 159-485

1996 Coach Gregg Ricono 5-6 (3-3)9/7 @Millikin W, 7-39/14 @Wisconsin-Stevens Point L, 13-539/21 Wisconsin-Whitewater L, 14-409/28 Malone L, 12-3510/5 @Trinity International L, 14-4810/12 @Tiffi n W, 40-3610/19 *St. Xavier W, 26-2410/26 @Taylor W, 26-1411/2 Findlay L, 16-4211/9 @Olivet Nazarene W, 32-2711/16 St. Ambrose L, 20-35Season points 220-357

1997 Coach Rick Moorman 4-7 (1-5)9/6 Tiffi n L, 34-439/13 @Union (Ky.) W, 30-299/20 Millikin W, 21-179/27 @Tri-State L, 30-6110/4 Urbana W, 36-710/11 @St. Xavier W, 42-3110/18 *Taylor L, 14-3810/25 @Findlay L, 7-6211/1 Olivet Nazarene L, 23-3111/8 @St. Ambrose L, 6-5711/15 Trinity International L, 6-49Season points 249-425

1998 Coach Rick Moorman 3-8 (2-4)9/3 @Georgetown L, 36-549/12 Wisconsin-Platteville L, 13-179/19 @Nebraska Wesleyan L, 17-319/26 Walsh L, 12-2810/3 St. Xavier W, 34-2910/10 @Taylor L, 3-5110/17 *McKendree L, 7-1910/24 @Olivet Nazarene L, 24-3810/31 St. Ambrose W, 31-2711/7 @Trinity International L, 17-3511/14 @St. Francis (Ind.) W, 41-35Season points 235-364

1999 Coach Rick Moorman 1-9 (1-5)9/2 Georgetown L, 9-749/18 Nebraska Wesleyan L, 7-359/25 @Geneva L, 6-3110/2 Taylor L, 12-2310/9 @McKendree L, 7-3710/16 *Olivet Nazarene L, 14-3710/23 @St. Ambrose L, 14-5210/30 Trinity International W, 35-1311/6 @Malone L, 42-43 OT11/13 @St. Xavier L, 12-32Season points 158-377

2000 Coach Rick Moorman 0-10 (0-7)9/2 @Nebraska Wesleyan L, 9-449/9 @St. Francis (Ind.) L, 9-849/23 Geneva L, 0-489/30 @Taylor L, 12-5210/7 McKendree L, 0-5610/14 @Olivet Nazarene L, 6-6110/21 *St. Ambrose L, 6-7210/28 @Trinity International L, 8-3011/4 @St. Francis (Ill.) L, 7-4211/11 St. Xavier L, 7-62Season points 64-551

2001 Coach Rick Moorman 1-9 (1-6)9/8 St. Francis (Ind.) L, 0-499/15 @William Penn L, 12-35 Coaches Chris Oepping/Eric Prins9/22 @Geneva L, 14-399/29 Taylor W, 29-1310/6 @McKendree L, 0-3710/13 Olivet Nazarene L, 6-2810/20 @St. Ambrose L, 7-4110/27 *Trinity International L, 7-2111/3 St. Francis (Ill.) L, 6-3711/10 @St. Xavier L, 7-47Season points 88-347

2002 Coach Brett Holgorsen 1-9 (0-7)9/14 Peru State W, 59-149/21 @St. Francis (Ind.) L, 20-459/28 Taylor L, 7-4210/5 @William Penn L, 7-4210/12 McKendree L, 0-3410/19 @Olivet Nazarene L, 12-3810/26 *St. Ambrose L, 28-5511/2 @Trinity International L, 6-9 OT11/9 @St. Francis (Ill.) L, 7-3411/16 St. Xavier L, 7-34Season points 153-347

2003 Coach Todd McGhghy 1-9 (1-6)9/13 @Peru State L, 22-639/20 Quincy L, 21-629/27 @Taylor L, 14-3410/4 *William Penn L, 0-4810/11 @McKendree L, 13-5910/18 Olivet Nazarene L, 13-2910/25 @St. Ambrose L, 13-3511/1 Trinity International L, 13-4211/8 St. Francis (Ill.) W, 24-1711/15 St. Xavier L, 13-54Season points 198-443

2004 Coach Todd McGhghy 2-9 (1-6)9/4 @Central Arkansas L, 7-569/11 Cornell W, 32-149/18 Quincy L, 7-299/25 @St. Francis (Ind.) L, 8-6210/2 McKendree L, 14-3110/9 @Olivet Nazarene L, 0-4310/16 *St. Ambrose L, 14-4110/23 @Trinity International L, 7-2710/30 @St. Francis (Ill.) W, 13-611/6 St. Xavier L, 13-2111/13 @William Penn L, 8-45Season points 123-375

2005 Coach Todd McGhghy 3-8 (2-5)9/3 Waldorf L, 33-419/10 @Cornell W, 13-09/17 @Quincy L, 16-21 9/24 @Western Illinois L, 7-7010/1 @McKendree L, 0-5210/8 *Olivet Nazarene W, 24-1710/15 @St. Ambrose L, 14-2910/22 Trinity International L, 3-1410/29 St. Francis, (Ill.) W, 37-1611/5 @St. Xavier L, 3-27

Coach Jason Smelser11/12 William Penn L, 14-46Season points 164-333

2006 Coach Jason Smelser 1-9 (0-8)9/2 @Waldorf W, 10-39/9 Ohio Dominican L, 14-339/16 @St. Ambrose L, 0-519/23 @ Trinity International L, 7-229/30 William Penn L, 17-3910/14 *Quincy L, 15-3410/21 @St. Francis (Ill.) L, 17-2010/28 St. Xavier L, 7-4511/4 Olivet Nazarene L, 14-2011/11 @McKendree L, 0-69Season points 101-336

2007 Coach Jason Smelser 0-11 (0-7)9/1 Waldorf L, 7-149/8 @Ohio Dominican L, 0-469/15 Wisconsin-Stevens Point L, 13-549/22 @Peru State L, 7-309/29 @Olivet Nazarene L, 7-2710/6 *St. Francis (Ill.) L, 3-3710/13 @Quincy L, 10-3510/20 Trinity International L, 14-1710/27 St. Ambrose L, 14-3111/3 @William Penn L, 17-4111/10 McKendree L, 0-35Season points 92-367

2008 Coach Jason Smelser 3-8 (1-6)9/6 @Waldorf W, 41-09/13 @Wisconsin-Stevens Point L, 7-459/20 Peru State L, 20-219/27 Grand View W, 36-2410/4 *Olivet Nazarene L, 12-2810/11 @St. Francis (Ill.) L, 13-3110/18 Quincy L, 28-3510/25 @Trinity International W, 24-1411/1 @St. Ambrose L, 0-4911/8 William Penn L, 13-3511/15 @McKendree L, 3-48Season points 197-330

2009 Coach Jason Smelser 2-9 (1-6)8/29 Trinity International W, 29-79/3 @Tennessee-Martin L, 0-569/12 @St. Francis (Ind.) L, 0-559/19 McKendree L, 0-409/26 St. Francis (Ill.) L, 6-5110/3 @Waldorf W, 26-1410/10 @William Penn L, 14-4410/17 *Quincy L, 0-3110/24 @St. Xavier L, 6-6610/31 Grand View L, 7-2711/14 @St. Ambrose L, 0-42Season points 88-433

2010 Coach Kent Anderson 3-8 (3-4)8/28 @Trinity International L, 6-169/4 Coe L, 21-489/11 St. Francis (Ind.) L, 7-709/18 @McKendree L, 3-589/25 @St. Francis (Ill.) W, 24-2110/2 *Waldorf W, 30-2410/9 William Penn L, 41-5610/16 @Quincy W, 62-5010/23 St. Xavier L, 6-6510/30 @Grand View L, 6-7311/13 St. Ambrose L, 10-49Season points 216-530

IWC Conference Affi liations1890-1922: Independent1923-64: Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference1965-68: Independent1969-74: Prairie College Conference1975-1989: Independent1990: Illini-Badger Conference1991-1995: Independent1996-present: Mid-States Football Association


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RUSHING YARDSPlace Player Years Atts. Yds.1 Terry Taylor 1996-99 798 3,7832 Wayland Rucker 1992-95 690 3,1723 Alan Young 1980-83 462 1,8884 Jaren Maybin 2006-09 456 1,8605 Kim Albert 1967-71 467 1,8366 Derrick Wagoner 1989-90 290 1,6187 Duane Lucas 1975-77 320 1,5458 Don Lewis 1957-59 239 1,3709 Ted Roth 1969-72 319 1,30310 Aaron Rozanski 2004-07 322 1,163

RECEIVING YARDSPlace Player Years Rec. Yds.1 Marcus Washington 1989-91 152 2,1962 Lawrence Moore 2007-10 228 2,1833 Bruce Carter 1990-91 226 2,0434 Charlie Elmendorf 1976-79 133 1,9365 Jeff Leeper 1982-85 126 1,7326 Dana Holgersen 1990-92 145 1,7117 John Sparrow 1996-98 148 1,7028 Terry Taylor 1996-99 168 1,4879 Chris Oepping 1991-94 77 1,44910 Mark Peterson 1985-87 71 1,129

PASSINGPlace Player Year Yards1 Dustin Dewald 1991 4,4182 Dustin Dewald 1989 3,8183 Dustin Dewald 1990 3,8094 Wyatt Miller 1997 2,8235 Ronnie Ashton 1992 2,8166 Wyatt Miller 1998 2,4267 Mark Dailey 1984 2,2658 Kevin McConnell 2010 2,2519 Bryan Abihider 2008 2,08010 Ron Monahan 1979 1,856

PASSING YARDS

TOTAL OFFENSEPlace Player Years Yards1 Dustin Dewald 1989-91 11,4882 Wyatt Miller 1995-98 7,1833 Ronnie Ashton 1990, 92-94 6,8524 Mark Dailey 1983-84 5,0745 Aaron Rozanski 2004-07 4,5406 Terry Taylor 1996-99 3,7837 Wayland Rucker 1992-95 3,5508 Kevin McConnell 2009-present 3,4389 Ron Monahan 1977-79 2,60010 Joe Sanford 1967-68 2,472

Place Player Years Yards1 Dustin Dewald 1989-91 12,0452 Wyatt Miller 1995-98 7,0793 Ronnie Ashton 1990, 92-94 6,0244 Mark Dailey 1983-84 4,2245 Aaron Rozanski 2004-07 3,3776 Kevin McConnell 2009-present 3,0637 Ron Monahan 1977-79 2,7828 Bryan Abihider 2007-08 2,1569 Jim Leigh 1975-78 1,96610 Scott Irwin 1993-96 1,827

RECEIVING YARDSPlace Player Year Rec. Yds.1 Bruce Carter 1991 125 1,1192 Chris Edwards 1989 66 1,0613 Lawrence Moore 2008 76 1,0014 Charlie Elmendorf 1979 57 9515 Bruce Carter 1990 90 8476 James Summerall 2002 67 8287 John Sparrow 1997 62 7898 Marcus Washington 1991 63 7849 Marcus Washington 1989 52 75610 Mark Peterson 1987 42 715

RUSHINGPlace Player Year Att. Yds.1 Terry Taylor 1999 240 1,3212 Wayland Rucker 1994 254 1,2353 Duane Lucas 1976 220 1,0984 King Baskin 1984 226 1,0265 Mickell Harrell 2005 235 1,0076 Kim Albert 1970 245 1,0047 Jaren Maybin 2008 197 9708 Terry Taylor 1996 237 9349 Wayland Rucker 1993 191 90910 Don Lewis 1959 160 904

Place Player Years Points1 Terry Taylor 1996-99 2422 Wayland Rucker 1992-95 2083 Bruce Carter 1990-91 1844 Derrick Wagoner 1989-90 1445 Tony Ferrandino 1952-54 1386 Ronnie Ashton 1990, 92-94 1307 Scott Knipfer 2005-08 1168 Charlie Elmendorf 1976-79 1109 Mark Dailey 1983-84 10810 Scott Irwin 1993-96 100

OTHER SINGLE SEASON MARKS...Passing Attempts: 665, Dustin Dewald, 1991Passing Completions: 440, Dustin Dewald, 1991All-Purpose Yards: 2,140, Terry Taylor, 1999Touchdown passes: 45, Dustin Dewald, 1991Touchdowns scored: 18, Bruce Carter, 1991

Rushing touchdowns: 15, Derrick Wagoner, 1989Receiving touchdowns: 18, Bruce Carter, 1991Points scored: 112, Bruce Carter, 1991Tackles: 157, Tracy DePugh, 1985Sacks: 12, Andy Holmberg, 1986Interceptions: 11, Kirk Soukup, 1980

OTHER CAREER MARKS...Passing attempts: 1,671, Dustin Dewald, 1989-91Passing completions: 1,064, Dustin Dewald, 1989-91Touchdown passes: 115, Dustin Dewald, 1989-91

Rushing touchdowns: 32, Wayland Rucker, 1992-95Receiving touchdowns: 28, Bruce Carter, 1990-91Interceptions: 33, Kirk Soukup, 1980-83Field goals made: 21, Scott Knipfer, 2005-08

Consecutive PATs: 22, Steve Wasko, 1985-86Punt attempts: 252, Keith Smith, 2003-06Punting Yards: 9,782, Chris Irvin, 1999-2002

ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS

ALL-TIME CAREER LEADERS

SCORING

TOTAL OFFENSEPlace Player Yards1 Dustin Dewald 1991 4,3202 Dustin Dewald 1989 3,7313 Dustin Dewald 1990 3,4374 Ronnie Ashton 1992 3,2275 Wyatt Miller 1997 2,9906 Kevin McConnell 2010 2,5997 Mark Dailey 1984 2,5818 Bryan Abihider 2008 2,3249 Mark Dailey 1983 2,22210 Wyatt Miller 1998 2,162

RECEPTIONSPlace Player Year Rec. 1 Bruce Carter 1991 1252 Bruce Carter 1990 101 3 Lawrence Moore 2010 794 Lawrence Moore 2008 765 John Sparrow 1998 686 James Summerall 2002 677 Chris Edwards 1989 668 Marcus Washington 1991 639 John Sparrow 1997 6210 (tie) Terry Taylor 1997 61 Lawrence Moore 2009 61

RECEPTIONSPlace Player Years Rec. 1 Lawrence Moore 2007-10 2282 Bruce Carter 1990-91 2263 Terry Taylor 1996-99 1684 Marcus Washington 1989-91 1525 John Sparrow 1996-98 1486 Dana Holgersen 1990-92 1457 Greg Fields 2007-10 1368 Charlie Elmendorf 1976-79 1339 Jeff Leeper 1982-85 12610 Michael Black 1989, 91 92

PATs made: 33, Pete Daniels, 1990Field goals made: 12, Pete Daniels, 1990Punt attempts: 80, Joe Lamia, 2007Punting Yards: 3,079, Mike Wiggins, 1986Punting Avg.: 44.0, Mike Wiggins, 1986

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TEAM GAME RECORDSMost Rushing Yards 388, vs. Waldorf 09-03-05Most Rushing Attempts 59, vs. Baker (Kan.) 09-17-94Most Passing Yards 538, vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 10-26-91Most Pass Completions 61, vs. Harding (Ark.) 09-21-91Most Pass Attempts 86, vs. Harding (Ark.) 09-21-91Most Total Offensive Yards 672, vs. MacMurray (Ill.) 10-07-89Most Points Scored 103, vs. William Penn 10-31-53Most Touchdowns Scored 15, vs. William Penn 10-31-53Most Interceptions by IWC 5, vs. Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 10-08-05 vs. Dubuque 09-09-89 vs. Waldorf 09-02-06 Most QB sacks of opponent 11, vs. Peru State (Neb.) 09-14-02Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed -52, vs. William Penn 09-13-83Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 0, vs. McKendree (Ill.) 10-17-98Fewest Completions Allowed 0, vs. McKendree (Ill.) 10-17-98Most Kickoff Returns 12, vs. St. Ambrose 10-21-00Most Kickoff Return Yards 267, vs. St. Ambrose 10-21-00

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS RUSHINGCATEGORY PLAYER, MARK, OPPONENT DATEMost Rushing Yards Terry Taylor, 321, vs. Malone (Ohio) 11-06-99Most Rushing Attempts Terry Taylor, 37, vs. Trinity International (Ill.) 10-30-99Most Rushing Touchdowns John Berlin, 4, vs. Concordia (Minn.) 10-19-85 Terry Taylor, 4, vs. Malone (Ohio) 11-06-99 Several others tied with 4Longest Run from Scrimmage Clarence Cheatham, 87, vs. Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 11-06-93 King Baskin, 87, vs. Benedictine (Kan.) 09-29-84 PASSINGMost Passing Yards Dustin Dewald, 507, vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 10-26-91Most Pass Completions Dustin Dewald, 61, vs. Harding (Ark.) 09-21-91Most Pass Attempts Dustin Dewald, 86, vs. Harding (Ark.) 09-21-91Best Passing Percentage Dustin Dewald, 85.7 (36-42), vs. MacMurray (Ill.) 10-20-90Most Touchdown Passes Dustin Dewald, 7, vs. Concordia (Wis.) 11-09-91 Dustin Dewald, 7, vs. Blackburn (Ill.) 11-02-91 Dustin Dewald, 7, vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 10-26-91Longest Pass Completion Jim Leigh to Charlie Elmendorf, 91, vs. Grinnell 09-16-78 RECEIVINGMost Receiving Yards Bruce Carter, 216, vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 10-26-91Most Receptions Bruce Carter, 16, vs. MacMurray (Ill.) 10-20-90 Bruce Carter, 16, vs. NE Missouri State 08-31-91 Sean Morris, 16, vs. Harding (Ark.) 09-21-91 Bruce Carter, 16, vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 10-26-91 James Summerall, 16, vs. St. Francis (Ind.) 09-21-02 Lawrence Moore, 16, vs. St. Ambrose 11-13-10Most Touchdown Receptions Bruce Carter, 5, vs. Concordia (Wis.) 11-09-91 OFFENSEMost Total Offensive Yards Dustin Dewald, 507, vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 10-26-91Most All-Purpose Yards Terry Taylor, 400, vs. Malone (Ohio) 11-06-99Most Total Offensive Plays Dustin Dewald, 99, vs. Harding (Ark.) 09-21-91Most Points Scored Bruce Carter, 30, vs. Concordia (Wis.) 11-09-91 KICKINGMost Points Scored by Kicking Steve Wasko, 20, (6 FGs, 2 PATs) vs. St. Francis (Ill.) 10-11-86Most Successful PATs Scott Irwin, 9-9, vs. Teikyo Westmar 11-12-94Most Successful Field Goals Steve Wasko, 6, vs. St. Francis (Ill.) 10-11-86Longest Field Goal Made Steve Wasko, 57, vs. St. Francis (Ill.) 10-11-86 PUNTINGMost Punts Chris Irvin, 12, vs. McKendree (Ill.) 10-07-00Most Punting Yards Mike Wiggins, 464, vs. St. Ambrose 10-18-86 Longest Punt Keith Smith, 83, vs. Quincy (Ill.) 09-17-05 SPECIAL TEAMSLongest Punt Return Will Hatfi eld, 80, vs. Washington JC 9-25-37 Jabari Woods, 80, vs. St. Francis (Ill.) 10-29-05Most Punt Return Yards Terry Taylor, 128, vs. Tiffi n (Ohio) 10-12-96Most Punt Returns Ivy Williams, 7, vs. Peru State (Neb.) 10-31-92Longest Kickoff Return Bruce Carter, 97, vs. Concordia (Ill.) 09-29-90Most Kickoff Return Yards Derrick Callis, 173, vs. Lambuth (Tenn.) 12-09-89 DEFENSEMost Total Tackles Ryan Boese, 36, vs. St. Xavier (Ill.) 10-19-96Most Unassisted Tackles Ryan Boese, 26, vs. St. Xavier (Ill.) 10-19-96Most Assisted Tackles Tracy DePugh, 23, vs. Benedictine (Kan.) 09-29-84 Darin Loyd, 23, vs. Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 11-17-90Most Quarterback Sacks Kenton Evans, 6, vs. Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 10-04-83Most Interceptions Kirk Soukup, 4, vs. Culver-Stockton (Mo.) 10-02-82 Tremell Jones, 4, vs. Waldorf 09-02-06Longest Interception Return Gerald McClellan, 98, vs. Concordia (Ill.) 09-29-90Longest Fumble Return Jay Washington, 92, vs. St. Xavier (Ill.) 10-19-96

Mike Wiggins holds the school record for most punting yards in a game on Oct. 18, 1986 against St. Ambrose. He would go on to

be a two-time NAIA All-American, the only Tiger so far to twice be named an All-American.

The 1953 IWC football team posted a 9-1 record that included an undefeated regular season and the school’s fi rst-ever trip to a bowl game. The Tigers that season also defeated William Penn in a game 103-0, setting team game marks for points scored and touchdowns that still stand today.

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YEAR PLAYER HONORS1953 Dick Schmitt Associated Press Little All-American Hon. Mention1956 Chuck Harnisch Associated Press Little All-American Hon. Mention1976 Duane Lucas NAIA All-American (running back)1980 Kirk Soukup NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (free safety)1981 Kirk Soukup NAIA Second Team All-American (free safety)1982 Kirk Soukup NAIA First Team All-American (free safety)1983 Kirk Soukup NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (free safety) Pete Slivinsky NAIA Honorable Mention All-Amercian Stan Rettew NAIA Honorable Mention All-Amercian1984 Pete Slivinsky NAIA Honorable Mention All-American Tim Tharp NAIA Honorable Mention All-Amercian Mark Dailey NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (QB) Jeff Leeper NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (WR)1986 Mike Wiggins NAIA First Team All-American (punter) ^NAIA First Team All-American1987 Mike Wiggins NAIA First Team All-American (punter) Kodak Division II All-American (punter)1990 Dustin Dewald NAIA Second Team All-American (quarterback) Bruce Carter NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (wide receiver) Rodger Bowers NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive back)1991 Dustin Dewald #NAIA Preseason All-American (quarterback) Bruce Carter #NAIA Preseason All-American (wide receiver) Rodger Bowers #NAIA Preseason All-American (defensive back) Bruce Carter NAIA First Team All-American (wide receiver) Marcus Washington NAIA Second Team All-American (wide receiver) Dustin Dewald NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (quarterback) Adrian Lunsford NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive line) Soakai Soakai NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive line)1993 Derrick Durden NAIA First Team All-American (defensive back) Rodger Bowers NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive back) Adrian Lunsford NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive back) Brandon Ford NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (tight end)

YEAR PLAYER HONORS1994 Wayland Rucker NAIA First Team All-American (running back) Epenesa Epenesa NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive line) Derrick Durden NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defensive back) Sekeli Wily NAIA Hon. Mention All-American (defenisve back)1996 Jay Washington #NAIA Preseason All-American (defensive back) Ryan Boese #NAIA Preseason All-American (linebacker) Cully Neal #NAIA Preseason All-American (tight end) Cully Neal NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (tight end)1997 Terry Taylor NAIA Second Team All-American (slot back)1998 Jake Merrill *NAIA Second Team All-American (linebacker) Ben Jones *NAIA Third Team All-American (defensive back) John Sparrow *NAIA Preseason All-American *NAIA Honorable Mention All-American1999 Terry Taylor NAIA All-American Honorable Mention *NAIA Preseason & Postseason Third Team All- American (running back) Jake Merrill *NAIA Second Team All-American (Preseason) *NAIA Honorable Mention (Postseason) Cody Neal *NAIA Preseason Third Team All-Amercian (off. line) Ezekiel Keith *NAIA Preseason Third Team All-American (def. line) Ben Ballard *NAIA Preseason & Postseason Honorable Mention All-American (defensive back) Adam Streetman *NAIA Preseason Honorable Mention All-American (offensive line) Umar Nadir *NAIA Preseason Honorable Mention All-American (defensive back)2001 Chris Irvin NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (punter) *NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (punter)2002 Chris Irvin *NAIA Preseason Hon. Mention All-American (punter)2005 Erskine Jude NAIA Honorable Mention All-American (linebacker) Jabari Woods *NAIA Third Team All-American (all-purpose back)2006 Jabari Woods *NAIA Second Team Preseason All-American (all-purpose back)

Bold denotes First Team All-American*Denotes honor presented by Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette#Denotes honor presented by College Football News ^Denotes honor presented by Football News

On October 7, 2003, the Iowa Wesleyan College Athletic Hall of Fame was created to honor former student athletes, coaches, teams, or others who have signifi -cantly impacted or brought special recognition to Iowa Wesleyan College. Guidelines for selection of inductees into the Athletic Hall of Fame are as follows:

1. Nominees may be living or deceased, and may be an entire IWC intercollegiate sports team as a whole (not as individual members).2. Nominee must be an alumnus/na or other person (individual or team) who has had a signifi cant impact on or has brought special recognition to athletics at IWC.3. The Athletic Hall of Fame committee may approve exceptions to nominations.4. Nominees must be (35) years of age or older, except in extraordinary circumstances.5. Nominations should be submitted to the Alumni Relations Offi ce, Iowa Wesleyan College , 601 N. Main St., Mount Pleasant, IA 52641 by December 31 annually. Previous nominations may be considered for a period of fi ve years along with current nominations.6. Election of individual inductees and team honorees shall be made by a majority of the Athletic Hall of Fame Committee at the annual meeting in February. Inductees will be recognized at Homecoming in October. A permanent recognition plaque will be placed in the Ruble Arena, and a smaller version will be presented to the inductee or surviv-ing family member.

Iowa Wesleyan College Hall of Fame Inductees2004

Barbara Johnson Bastow, class of ‘58Edd Bowers, former coach

Charles C. Espy, Sr., class of ‘32Sandra J. Fiete, class of ‘59

Dianne Frieden Havens, class of ‘66Judith Hodson Finney, class of ‘62

Rita Horky, class of ‘60Glenda Nicholson Thielbert, class of ‘61

Ray L. Patterson, class of ‘34Peg Petersen Tyler, class of ‘67

Dixie Ramsbottom Scherff, class of ‘63Olan G. Ruble, former coach, hon. 1974

Barbara Sipes, class of ‘58Janet Thompson Milner Weston, class of ‘55

Dorothy Welp Donahue, class of ‘55Lori Williams Wright, class of ‘64

2005Dr. Douglas Ferguson, class of ‘68

Donald R. Gibbs, class of ‘58Vernon (Bud) McLearn, class of ‘55

Sigurd E. (Sandy) Sandberg, class of ‘33Kirk R. Soukup, class of ‘84

2006Dustin P. Deward, class of ‘91

Dr. Harold C. (Hal) Huffman, class of ‘352007

Betty Sammons, former coach1952 IWC Football Team1953 IWC Football Team

2008V. Edmund (Bub) Krieger, class of ‘41

James I. (Jim) Rose, former sportswriterJoseph O. (Joe) Thimm, class of ‘77

2009Dan Kelly, class of ‘71

2010Phil Johnson, class of ‘60Ted Lawrence, class of ‘50Dave Mineart, class of ‘60

2011Jerry Courtney, class of ‘60

Don Lewis, class of ‘60Mike Wiggins, class of ‘88

IWC ALL-AMERICANSIWC ALL-AMERICANS

IWC ATHLETIC HALL OF FAMEIWC ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

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BENEFITS

MEMBERSHIP CARD *Free family admission to all home athletic eventsUPDATE EMAIL ON ALL ATHLETIC EVENTSCOMPLIMENTARY FOOD TICKETS *Redeemable at concession stands of home athletic events where concessions are servedIWCAA LOGO FLEECE STADIUM BLANKETIWCAA STADIUM SEAT

Join the Iowa Wesleyan College Athletic Association (IWCAA) and help our student-athletes develop excellence on the fi eld, in the classroom and in life. Your tax deductible donation to the IWCAA supplements the Iowa Wesleyan College athletic programs and will provide all student-athletes a quality experience, now and in the future.

NAME(S) (please list name as you would like it to appear in our publications) ________________________________________________________COMPANY NAME (if applicable)____________________________________________________________________________________________ADDRESS/CITY/STATE/ZIP____________________________________________________PHONE___________________________E-MAIL ADDRESS______________________________________________________________________________________________IWC CLASS YEAR(S) (if applicable)__________________________ STUDENT NAME (if applicable)_____________________________________I/WE WISH TO SUPPORT IWC ATHLETICS WITH A GIFT OF: __ $50 __ $100 __ $250 __ $500 __ $1,000 Other: _________ PLEASE CHARGE MY: __ VISA __ MASTERCARD __ DISCOVERACCOUNT #_____________________________________ EXP.DATE__________________ SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________________ __ TO MAXIMIZE MY GIFT TO THE STUDENT-ATHLETES OF IWC, I WISH TO DECLINE ALL BENEFITS. If paying by check please make payable to IWCAA. For more information contact Lori Wilson, Director of Annual Fund, at 319-385-6218 or [email protected]

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING IWC AND ITS STUDENT- ATHLETES!

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385-2306

110 S. Main Street, Mt. Pleasant, IowaOpen 11:00 AM-10:00 PM

Go Tigers!Wear purple on game

day and receive 10% off your pizza purchase

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A division of Mt. Hamill Elevator & Lumber

2177 Iowa Ave.Mount Pleasant, IA 52641

(319) 385-4800

Your building supply headquarters

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Henry County Health Center’s

RehabilitationServices

Meeting the sports medicine needs of area athletes.

Henry County Health CenterMt. Pleasant, Iowa 319.385.6102

To learn about HCHC’s Rehab Services Department and our many other services, check out our

website at www.hchc.org

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[email protected]

319-385-2244

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Fax: 319-385-3731

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Where Quality Service and Price Come Together

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Hours: M-F 9:00-6:00, Sat. 9:00-5:00See our selection of spices, pasta, sprinkles, mixes,

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100 North MainMt. Pleasant, Iowa

319-385-2115

First United Methodist Church309 North Main Street

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa319-385-1740

Welcomes Iowa Wesleyan Students & FacultyWorship Services

5:30 pm Saturdays ~ Fellowship Hall8:00, 9:00 & 11:00 am Sundays ~ Sanctuary

129 S. Jeff erson, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 319-385-8781

PHARMACY HOURSMon-Fri 8:00-7:00Sat 8:00-2:00

STORE HOURSMon-Fri 7:00-9:00Sat - Sun 8:00-6:00

GOOD LUCK TIGERS

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319-385-8424

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Home of theBIGGEST PIZZA

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Proud to provide transportation for IWC athletics

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201 E. Washington, Mt. Pleasant 385-9710

Open 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week

Full Line Convenience Store

Largest Music Selection in Town

Best Prices Around

Kitchen Open 5:00 AM-10:00 PM

Garrels Elk Ranch319-385-3405Premier Breeding Stock

and Quality Meat for SaleCatering Available

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ayland State Bank e Belong Together

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SERVING 3 MEALS DAILYBREAKFAST SERVED 6 TO 11 AM DAILY

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FREE Delivery & Pick UpDaily Specials

MONDAY - SATURDAY6 AM - 2 PM AND 5 PM - 9 PM

319-385-8882

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For your fundraising needs call 515-371-6291 or visit www.acefundraising.net

Iowa Wesleyan College Athletic Department Congratulates

Don Lewis ’60 • Jerry Courtney ’60 • Mike Wiggins ’88

IWC Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees 2011

Press Box Grille & BarYOUR PLACE TO GO BEFORE

AND AFTER THE GAME

FULL MENU

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13 HD TVS

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YOUR PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS

CARRY OUT AVAILABLEOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

11 AM - 2 AM

319-385-36361110 W. WASHINGTON ST.MOUNT PLEASANT

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BP Pep StopBest Car Wash & Coldest

Beverages in Town901 East Washington Street

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

Your Full Service Shoe StoreServing Mt. Pleasant Since 1952

108 S. Main Street, Mt. Pleasant

700 Wohlleber DriveMOUNT PLEASANT, IA

319-385-4266

Open 24 Hours

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PRAIRIE HOME319-385-3711 1402 W. Washington, Mt. Pleasant

Serving Southeast Iowa Since 1963

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Mt. Pleasant Tire

319-385-30221305 E. Washington Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

RIVER BASIN PUBLICATIONS

118 South Main Street Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

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REALTY LLC

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Providing Insurance and Financial Services

Anne Davidson, Agent319-986-5433

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Iowa Wesleyan College offers an exceptional eduation with small classes for personalized learning.

More than 40 majors are available in day, evening and on-line classes.

Off-campus degree programs are also available in West Burlington, Muscatine and Coralville.

Iowa Wesleyan offers a full calendar of arts, entertainment and athletic events.

Facilities are available for groups, meetings and conferences.

Welcome to Mount Pleasant, Iowa

Home of Iowa Wesleyan College

www.iwc.edu 800.582.2383

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