KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363VOLUME XVIII, NO. 50 JULY 18, 2018

Camp ActionMore than 85 participants took part in the Javelina boys basketballcamp last week in the Steinke Center.

Andy Browder

Kenisha Reaux Milo

Two To Be Inducted Into the Javelina Hall of FameFormer Texas A&I athletes

Andy Browder and Kenisha ReauxMilo will be inducted into theJavelina Hall of Fame Sept. 7.

The induction will be at theannual Hall of Fame/Championships banquet in theMemorial Student Union Building.

Browder was an offensivelineman on the 1967-70 Javelinateams that won nationalchampionships in 1969 and 1970and were national runnerup in1968.

His freshman season, theJavelinas went 9-0.

During his four seasons withthe Javelinas, the team had a 41-4record.

He was All-Lone StarConference and was signed by theBuffalo Bills after his seniorseason.

Browder has been inductedinto the Javelina Hall of Fame as ateam member.

From Dallas where he playedon the Hillcrest High School team,he currently lives in the Rio

Grande Valley.Milo, who was on the

Javelina volleyball team in 1996-99, was an All-Lone StarConference honoree for fourseasons and was the freshman ofthe year her rookie season.

She was on the LSC all-tournament team.

Milo is from Port Arthur andplayed at Jefferson High School.

She currently lives in Houston.They become the 153rd and

154th individual inductees into theHall. There have been 14 teamsinducted.

The Javelina Hall of Fame hadits charter induction in 1973 and isold of the oldest athletic halls offame in NCAA Division II.

Javelina Hall of Fame MembersMike Adams, 2012, baseballKelly Armbruster, 2002, basketballJohnny Bailey, 1996, footballJohnny Barefield, 1999, footballSid Blanks, 1981, football & trackNeil “Spike” Boyle, 2000, football

manager & ticket manager(meritorious)

Bob Brandt, 1977, football,basketball, golf and track

George Brown, 1983, trackJim Brown, 2017, footballLynette Brown, 1993, track & fieldSheryl Campbell, 2000, basketballRuben Cantu, 2008, training &

administrator

Bill Carter, 2002, men’s basketballcoach

Juan Castillo, 2004, football player& coach

Kristin Ciborowski, 2005, basketballStuart Clarkson, 1972, footballJames Collins, 1994, football & track

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The annual Lone StarConference football preseasonmedia day will be held Tuesday inSan Antonio.

The event will be at theMarriott Riverwalk and is set for11 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Each of the LSC football-playing schools will berepresented by the head footballcoach and two or three players.

A luncheon will be followedby one-on-one interviews with thecoaches and players.

LSC Football Media Day Tuesday in San AntonioThe preseason football poll

will be released along with thepreseason individual awards.

The LSC media awards will bepresented during the program.

Daren Wilkinson, Javelinahead football coach, and playersBrandon Jones and TorreyThomas will be Texas A&M-Kingsville representatives.

Media day attendees willinclude:

Lone Star Conference – JayPoerner, commissioner; Melanie

Robotham, assistantcommissioner; Tim Crowley, LSCfootball coordinator of officials.

Angelo State – Will Wagner,head football coach; GrantAshenbeck, senior linebacker;Blake Harrison, junior offensivelineman.

Eastern New Mexico – KelleyLee, head football coach; WyattStrand, junior quarterback; BradHardin, grad linebacker.

Midwestern State – Bill(Continued on Page 13)

Javelina HashBy Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs

The Javelina Highlights,with a weekly circulation

of more than 30,000,is published weekly by theKingsville Publishing Co.

Send pictures orcorrespondence to:Editor Fred Nuesch,

MSC 114A,700 University Blvd.,Kingsville, TX 78363

Alum and DaughterJulie Scarborough Wright of Banquete had a daughter, Hannah, takingpart in the Javelina volleyball camp last week in the Steinke Center.Julie was a student worker in the Javelina sports information officewhile an undergraduate at the university.

(Continued from Page 1)Larry Collins, 1995, football & trackBarry Copenhaver, 1984, football

player & coachWillie Crafts, 1977, football player

& coachRichard Cundiff, 2011, football

coachLivia Diaz, 2007, softball & track &

field coachJohn Mark Dixon, 1972, football &

basketballKevin Dogins, 2008, footballEarl Dotson, 2003, footballSheila Dotson, 2013, basketball &

softballKarl Douglas, 1979, footballMike Dyal, 1993, footballBill Evans, 1980, golfSteve Foley, 2016, baseballBetty Brewer-Ford, 2001,

administrator & women’scoach

LeRoy Fry, 1973, football & trackRoberto Garza, 2016, football &

trackTony Garza, 1976, trackWillie Gipson, 2008, trainerRobert Gonzalez, 1981, track &

cross countryKay Goodwin-Thompson, 1991,

basketball & trackEd Gorney, 2004, announcer &

starter (meritorious)Gene Greene, 1984, football player

& coachKen Grimes, 1973, football & trackLarry Grunewald, 1995, footballMargarito Guerrero, 1987, footballMaria Gutierrez, 2007, softballW.L. “Dub” Harbin, 1972, football

& trackDon Hardeman, 1993, footballRon Harms, 2002, football coach &

athletic directorGeorge Harris, 2009, track & fieldDwight Harrison, 1985, football &

trackDoug Harvey, 1978, footballAndy Hawkins, 1991, footballMike Hawkins, 1995, footballJarrel Hayes, 1978, footballEarnest Haynes, 1981, trackHarold Hees, 1982, footballMatt Hickl, 2007, football & track

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Two To BeInducted IntoJavelina HoF

SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, former Javelina high jumper JeronRobinson won the national championship when he cleared 7-7 at theUSA track and field meet in Iowa.

Now he’s the world champion!Robinson won the Athletics World Cup title last weekend in the

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Stadium in London, clearing 7-6.5.He was the easy winner over runnerup Yu Wang of China, who

cleared 7-5.Following are the top jumpers at the international competition:1. Jeron Robinson, USA and Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7-7.2. Yu Wang, China, 7-5.3. Tobias Potye, Germany, 7-4.4. Christopher Moleya, South Africa, 7-3.5. Chris Baker, Great Britain, 7-3.6. Sylvester Bednorek, Poland, 7-2.7. Quintin Obockey, France, 7-2.

THE HONORS KEEP pouring in for Javelina softball signeesSaidi Castillo and Jackie De Los Santos.

Castillo was named the Texas Sportswriters Association Class3A player of the year last weekend and was on the all-state firstteam.

De Los Santos joined Saidi on the all-state first unit.Both were on the Santa Gertrudis Academy team that won the

Class 3A state championship in May.

WHEN THE JAVELINA football team takes on Texas A&M-Commerce in the season opener Aug. 30 in Commerce, it will befacing the club with the longest NCAA Division II active victorystreak.

The Lions have won 11 in a row, including the 2017 nationalchampionship.

CONGRATULATIONS TO JAVELINA track and field athleteMadeleine Maltais for being named the recipient of a Govind &Bhakti Nadkarni Engineering Scholarship through the Coastal BendCommunity Foundation.

Maltais is a junior javelin thrower from Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway High School.

THE JAVELINAS STILL have the Big Three top careerrushers in Lone Star Conference history and four of the top sevenplayed for Texas A&I and Texas A&M-Kingsville.

Johnny Bailey leads the league with his 6,320 yards in 1986-89.At the time he compiled the yards, he was the all-time collegerushing leader, and still ranks near the top of the list.

Heath Sherman, who played in 1985-88 and was a teammate ofBailey’s for three seasons, ranks second with 4,654 yards.

Larry Collins, who was on the 1974-77 teams, is third on thelist with 4,511 yards.

And Larry Williams, on the 2001-04 Javelina squads, rushingfor 4,038 yards and that is the eighth best.

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Javelina HashBy Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs

Upcoming Javelina EventsJuly 16-20 – Women’s Basketball: Girls Basketball Camp in

Kingsville, Steinke Physical Education Center. 4th-6th grades, 9-11 a.m.; K-3rd grades, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.;7th-12th grades, 2-5 p.m. Contact Wade Scott at (361)593-4029 for information.

July 24 – Football: Lone Star Conference Media Day in San Antonio,Marriott Riverwalk, 11 a.m.

Aug. 4 – Football: Players report for the start of preseason workoutsin Javelina Stadium.

Aug. 6 – Football: First football preseason practice in JavelinaStadium.

Volleyball: Players report for the start of preseason practicein the Steinke Center.

Aug. 7 – Volleyball: First volleyball preseason practice in the SteinkeCenter.

Aug. 18 – General: Javelina Club Annual BBQ in Kingsville,Northway Coliseum, 501 E. Escondido Road, 5:30

p.m.Aug. 24 – Volleyball: Angelo State Invitational in San Angelo.vs. New Mexico Highlands, 10 a.m.vs. Arkansas-Fort Smith, 2 p.m.

Aug. 25 – Volleyball: Angelo State Invitational in San Angelo.vs. St. Mary’s, 8 a.m.vs. East Central Oklahoma, 4 p.m.

Aug. 28 – Volleyball: Mary Hardin-Baylor in Kingsville (exhibition), 2 p.m.Aug. 30 – Football: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 7 p.m.Aug. 31 – Volleyball: Barry University Classic in Miami Shores, Fla.

vs. Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State, 3 p.m.vs. Barry (Fla.), 7 p.m.

Sept. 1 – Volleyball: Barry University Classic in Miami Shores, Fla.vs. Southern Connecticut, 11 a.m.vs. Bridgeport (Conn.), 3 p.m.

Softball: Softball camp in Kingsville, Hubert Field. ContactCraig Nicholson at (361) 593-3388 or atcraig.nicholson@tamuk.edu for information.

Sept. 2 – Softball: Softball camp in Kingsville, Hubert Field. ContactCraig Nicholson at (361) 593-3388 or atcraig.nicholson@tamuk.edu for information.

Sept. 5 – Cross Country: Javelina Invitational Cross Country Meet inKingsville, L.E. Ramey Golf Course, 7 a.m.-1 p.m.,high school and junior high school boys and girls.

Sept. 7 – Volleyball: *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Women’s Tennis: Trinity Quad in San Antonio.

Sept. 8 – Volleyball: *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Football: Texas Wesleyan in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame

and Champions Weekend) Women’s Tennis: Trinity Quad in San Antonio.

Sept. 10 – Women’s Golf: TexAnn Invitational in Glen Rose (TarletonState host).

Sept. 11 – Women’s Golf: TexAnn Invitational in Glen Rose (TarletonState host).

Sept. 14 – Volleyball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton, noon. Women’s Tennis: Islander Open in Corpus Christi (Texas

A&M-Corpus Christi host).Sept. 15 – Football: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m.

Volleyball: *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 1 p.m. Women’s Tennis: Islander Open in Corpus Christi.

Sept. 17 – Women’s Golf: Angelo State Invitational in San Angelo.Sept. 18 – Volleyball: St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m.

Women’s Golf: Angelo State Invitational in San Angelo.

Omar Gonzalez

Gonzalez ReturnsAs Coach ForMen’s Basketball

Omar Gonzalez has returnedto the Texas A&M-Kingsvillemen’s basketball staff as anassistant coach.

Gonzalez earlier served as agraduate assistant coach for theJavelinas from 2014-17 beforegoing to Blinn College as anassistant men’s coach in 2017-18.

From El Paso, he was abasketball manager for Texas-ElPaso for two years before going tothe University of Houston wherehe was head manager for theCougars’ men’s team. He also wasthe intramurals coordinator atHouston.

Gonzalez received abachelor’s degree from Houston in2014 and a master’s degree fromTAMUK in 2017.

Bailey is also the all-time leading collegiate rusher in the state.He was the NCAA Division II national rushing leader in three of

his four collegiate seasons. He didn’t take the title his senior seasonafter missing several regular-season games because of an injury.

The Javelinas’ Big Three got their yardage without including thepost-season figures. The NCAA and NAIA didn’t includepostseason yards in career figures until much later.

LSC’s Career Rushing LeadersYards PlayerYears6320 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 1986-894654 Heath Sherman, Texas A&I 1985-884511 Larry Collins, Texas A&I1974-774359 DeWayne Miles, West Texas 1998-014321 Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian 2007-084296 Kamal Cass, Eastern New Mexico 2014-174285 Arthur James, East Texas1966-694038 Larry Williams, Texas A&M-Kingsville2001-044004 Keidrick Jackson, Midwestern State 2010-133884 Michael Benton, Eastern New Mexico 2004-073747 Aundra Thompson, East Texas 1972-75

THREE SCHOOLS HAVE become full-time members ofNCAA Division II after the division’s membership committeeapproved them to become active Division II members beginningSept.

The three are Emmanuel College of Georgia, Spring Hill Collegeof Alabama and Westminster College of Utah.

As active members, they are eligible to compete in NCAAchampionships and vote at the NCAA Convention.

Four other schools were advanced through the membershipprocess: Auburn (Ala.) University, Biola (Calif.) University,Davenport (Iowa) University and Purdue-Northwest (Ind.).

All were approved to begin the third year of the four-yearmembership process.

Benedictine (Ill.), Savannah (Ga.) State and Texas-Tyler wereaccepted into the Division II membership process and will begin thefirst year of the process in 2018-19.

With the addition of the three newest members, Division IImembership is now 308 schools.

THE JAVELINA FAMILY has lost three of its former footballplayers within the last several weeks.

David Marquez, who was with the Javelinas in the mid-1970sand was with the team when it played in Europe in 1976, passedaway in late May.

Jerrald Taylor, who was with the team in the early 1970s, diedin June.

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2018 Javelina Football ScheduleAug. 30 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 7 p.m.Sept. 8 – Texas Wesleyan in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame and

Champions Weekend).Sept. 15 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m..Sept. 22 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic

Heritage Weekend).Sept. 29 - New Mexico Highlands in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 6 – Western Oregon in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Family Weekend).Oct. 13 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 7 p.m., (Kingsville

Community Appreciation Weekend).Oct. 20 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m..Oct. 27 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville (Homecoming).Nov. 3 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 6 p.m.Nov. 10 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Veterans

and Military Appreciation Day).*Lone Star Conference games.

Javelina Hash

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By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs

Camp InstructionJavelina head men’s basketball coach Johnny Estelle talks to theplayers attending the Javelina boys basketball camp last week in theSteinke Center. More than 85 attended the week-long camp.

(Continued from Page 2)Ray Hickl, 1980, footballDon Hightower, 1972, football &

trackDavid Hill, 1988, footballJames Hill, 1981, football & trackDr. Robert Martin Hodgkiss, 1972,

football, basketball & trackMoses Horn, 2009, footballHarlan Huibregste, 1983, trackRon Hunt, 1999, trainer (meritorious)Cal Hutzler, 2013, footballAda Ihemelu, 2004, volleyballLupe Jaimes, 1989, footballTarmo Jallai, 2015, track & fieldTommy Janik, 1982, footballClarence Jarvis, 2003, football &

basketballJames Jefferson, 2006, football &

trackCal Jewett, 2005, football coachSandra Jimenez, 1985, basketballRandy Johnson, 1981, football,

golf & trackFred Jonas, 2005, football coachRose Jones, 1989, volleyball & trackAllen Kaiser, 2001, footballKen Kelley, 1996, track & field coachJim Koerner, 1997, basketballBill Lackey, 1997, equipment

manager (meritorious)Neal LaHue, 2011, football player

& coachEd Touf, 2013, footballGerald Lambert, 1975, footballEdye Lea, 2008, track & fieldE.C. Lerma, 1977, footballPat Lewandowski, 2015, basketballHomer Martinez, 1991, track &

cross countryAlvin Matthews, 1985, football &

trackFrancis Mattingly, 1987, footballJermane Mayberry, 2003, footballDewey Mayhew, 2004, football

coachBud McCallum, 2003, football coachEugene McCormick, 1984, footballDr. John McKeever, 2006, team

physician (meritorious)Harold Menke, 1974, football & trackChuck Meyer, 1987, basketballPete Murray, 2001, football & golf

coachDwayne Nix, 1979, football

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Two To BeInducted IntoJavelina HoF

And last week, Jorge Rodriguez, who was on the squads in thelate 1980s, passed away.

All left their mark on the Javelina football legacy and aremourned by all Javelinas.

Services for Rodriguez were pending at the time this issue ofthe Highlights was printed.

LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes:…West Texas A&M announced a partnersip with Six Car Pub &

Brewery in Amarillo to create a signature beer for WTAM athletics.The partnership introduces a unique branding and revenue

generation opportunity as the school becomes one of severalcolleges and athletic departments to have a licensing agreement fora branded beer.

A portion of the sales will be donated to WTAM athletics.The name of the beer will be chosen by WT fans through an

online campaign.Six Car Pub & Brewery is located in Amarillo.…Seven Lone Star Conference athletes have been nominated

for 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year.A record 581 athletes were nominated from the three NCAA

divisions.The award, established in 1991, honors graduating female

college athletes who have exhausted their eligibility anddistinguished themselves in academics, athletics, service andleadership throughout their collegiate careers.

Of the nominees, 131 are from Division II schools.The LSC athletes nominated are Brook Conley, volleyball player

at Cameron; Mariah Jameyson, softball, and Brianna Wise,basketball, Texas A&M-Commerce; Alyssa Kelly, gymnastics, TexasWoman’s; Kami Norton, track and field athlete from Angelo State;Madison Parker, basketball player from West Texas A&M, andHailey Roberts, volleyball player at Tarleton State.

This year’s woman of the year will be announced at aceremony Oct. 28 in Indianapolis, Ind.

Javelina track and field athlete Kaina Martinez was one of theeight finalists in 2017.

…Two Lone Star Conference schools have been recognized bythe Women’s Golf Coaches Association as all-scholar teams.

Tarleton State finished fourth with a team grade point averageof 3.810, Western New Mexico was 15th with a 3.656 GPA andCameron was 20th with a 3.626 GPA.

The top 25 teams recognized had GPAs of 3.576 or better.Lindenwood (Mo.) led the golf squads with a 3.886 team GPA.…Jason Burton, women’s head basketball coach at Texas

A&M-Commerce, has had his contract extended through the 2021season.

He has been head of the Lions’ program for the past four seasons.His record at TAMUC is 68-48.Burton has a bachelor’s degree from Austin College and a

master’s from TAMUC.

Javelina Volleyball CampMore than 65 girls attended a volleyball camp in the Steinke Center last week. Members of the Javelina coaching staff and players served as camp instructors.

(Continued from Page 4)Fred Nuesch, 1995, sports

information (meritorious)Gerald Pargmann, 1982, football &

trackWoodroe Petty, 1985, football,

basketball & trackAnthony Phillips 2013, football &

trackBill Pippen, 1975, footballLarry Pullin, 1987, footballWilliam Putnam, 1988, football &

trackButch Pressley, 1977, football &

trackDr. L.E. Ramey, 1981, football &

basketball & team physicianLowell Ramey, 2006, footballJohn Randle, 2008, footballAndria Ratkovich, 2016, track &

cross countryWalter Reed, 1988, football &

baseballRobert T. Rich, 1972, football &

basketballRichard Ritchie, 1983, footballJohn Rivera, 1992, track & cross

countryPatricia Rivers, 1997, basketball,

Two To Be Inducted Into the Javelina Hall of Fame in Septembervolleyball & track

Michael Robins, 2011, basketballGene Rogers, 1988, football & coachDurwood Roquemore, 2002, footballDeRon Rutledge, 2006, basketballCliff Sadler, 1984, football,

basketball & tennisJeff St. Clair, 2000, basketballDr. Carlos Saldana, 1992, footballDr. Kenneth Scholz, 1974, footballEd Scott, 1980, footballHughie Shaw, 1999, football & trackHeath Sherman, 1996, footballBob Shirey, 1978, basketball &

track & fieldPhil Shirk, 1976, basketballEldridge Small, 1991, footballJack Sportsman, 1984, footballGlenn Starks, 1983, football,

basketball & trackGil Steinke, 1972, football,

basketball, track, footballcoach & athletic director

Martin Stroman, 1996, footballRobin Gordon Sullivan, 1996, track

& fieldEmil Tagliabue, 1996, sports

journalist (meritorious)Roy Terrell, 1989, basketball &

sports journalist (meritorious)Precious Thibodeaux, 2009,

basketball & track & fieldJake Trussell, 1994, sports

journalist (meritorious)Gene Upshaw, 1976, football &

trackGene Walkoviak, 1994, football,

football coach & track & fieldcoach

Dick Watson, 1974, track & footballKaren Weiss, 1999, basketballReggie West, 1974, footballHall Whitley, 2007, footballWade Whitmer, 2017, footballJeff Wildenberg, 1981, basketballJill Willson, 2012, basketball coach

& athletic directorSteve Yaden, 2017, football &

baseballRobert Young, 1983, football &

football coach1959 Football Team (2009)Wayne AdamsJohn BesedaCarry BrandomJoe BrodJuan CapelloDick Carpenter

Frank ChisumBarry CopenhaverWillie CraftsTommy DavidekJamie DavisJames FranzJarrell HayesHarold HeesOscar HinojosaZenas HopkinsJoe HowardLupe JaimesKenneth KachtikJohn KielerHarold KingGerald LambertBob LindquistJesse LonghoferCharles MasseyEarl MorrisCharles ParkerHorace ParksHomer PlyButch PressleyBobby PyssenBobby RatherServando RodriguezCurtis ShedBruce Shugart

Homer SolizD.E. TillmanRobert TrevinoLeo VillarrealDon WatersDick WatsonJerry WigginsCharles WilliamsJohn WilliamsDennis WiseAlvin WoodsLarry WrightGil Steinke (coach)Ted Carney (coach)Gene Greene (coach)Jack Little1969 Golf Team (2010)

Chris DelcambreBill EvansChris HillFred HoeyJim MillerPete Murray (coach)

1969 FootballTeam (2011)

Phelan AlleeRoy AlleeTommy Argubright

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2018 Javelina Indoor Volleyball ScheduleAug. 24 – Angelo State Invitational in San Angelo.

vs. New Mexico Highlands, 10 a.m.vs. Arkansas-Fort Smith, 2 p.m.

Aug. 25 – Angelo State Invitational in San Angelo.vs. St. Mary’s, 8 a.m.vs. East Central Oklahoma, 4 p.m.

Aug. 28 – Mary Hardin-Baylor in Kingsville (exhibition), 2 p.m.Aug. 31 – Barry University Classic in Miami Shores, Fla.

vs. Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State, 3 p.m.vs. Barry (Fla.), 7 p.m.

Sept. 1 – Barry University Classic in Miami Shores, Fla.vs. Southern Connecticut, 11 a.m.vs. Bridgeport (Conn.), 3 p.m.

Sept. 7 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 4 p.m.Sept. 8 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Sept. 14 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton, noon.Sept. 15 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 1 p.m.Sept. 18 – St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m.Sept. 20 – St. Edward’s in Austin, 4 p.m.Sept. 21 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 7 p.m.Sept. 22 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, noonSept. 22 – St. Mary’s in Stephenville, 2:30 p.m.Sept. 28 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Sept. 29 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Oct. 5 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 5:30 p.m.Oct. 6 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 2 p.m.Oct. 9 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 12 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, 6 p.m.Oct. 13 - *Western New Mexico in Deming, N.M., 6 p.m.Oct. 19 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 20 - *Texas Woman’s in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Oct. 23 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Oct. 26 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m.Oct. 27 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 2 p.m.Nov. 2 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 7 p.m.Nov. 3 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 2 p.m.Nov. 8-10 – Lone Star Conference Tournament at the site of the No. 1 seed.

Nov. 15-17 – NCAA Division II South Central Region playoffs, TBA.

18 Days UntilVolleyball

Reports For Preseason Drills

36 Days Until VolleyballOpening MatchIn San Angelo

Javelina in Hong KongNed Butler, former Javelina football player, and his wife, Margaret, onVictoria Peak overlooking Hong Kong. They were on a cruise thatstarted in Singapore and ended in Hong Kong. They then flew toOkinawa, Japan, to visit son, Garrett, who is stationed there with theU.S. Air Force.

(Continued from Page 5)Bernard BancroftRandy BeakleyJerry BonillaJay BramletteJoe BravenecAndy BrowderJim BrownBilly CottleBill DannelsLeroy DeandaThomas DomelKarl DouglasLarry EdwardsRoy FarmerRonald FieldingFrancis Fries

Two To Be Inducted Into the Javelina Hall of Fame in SeptemberJames FriesenhahnKerry GarnerHenry GlennFloyd GoodwinMargarito GuerreroDwight HarrisonRon HigginbothamRichard HoffmanRoy HolleyDavid HopkinsDavid HovdaRobert HubenakJohnny JacksonLevi JohnsonKeith JohseAllen KaiserClem Kasprzyk

Larry KruegerEugene KubelkaPhillip LaytonCharles LeeDanny Joe LewisMichael LoweDave MaasJohn MallettAlvin MatthewsCharles MatulaPaul MayNeal McCarnClaude McMillonHector MolinaSam MontgomeryCurtiss NealChris ParkerGary PelechJose PereaErnest PriceBobby RedusJames RespondekTerry RussellGary ScallornKelly SchnelleEd ScottDavid SealeFrank SecadesEldridge SmallLarry SmithJimmy SrpLarry TackettGlen TegelerButch TrueheartGuile VelaRussell WaddellCurtis WalkerGene WalkoviakDon WashingtonLaurel WhitworthMike WilliamsonCharlie WilsonRonnie WolterRobert YoungGil Steinke (coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ken Kelley (coach)Frank Kelly (coach)Don McDonald (coach)Pete Murray (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1970 Football Team (2011)Clarence AlbertsRoy AlleeJake BackmanRandy BeakleyCharles BishopAndy BrowderJim Brown

Rocky BuntingToby ChadickBilly CottleMarion DannaKarl DouglasLarry Edwards

Robert EscoJohn EverettFrancis FriesJim GandyRichard Gilstrap

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16 Days UntilFootball Team Reports For

Preseason Drills

42 Days Until FootballOpener

In Commerce Camp DrillParticipants in the Javelina boys basketball camp last week run a drillduring one of the sessions.

Boys Basketball CampThe annual Javelina boys basketball camp was held last week in the Steinke Center. More than 85 took part in the week-long event. Kneeling in front is camp director JohnnyEstelle, Javelina head men’s basketball coach.

(Continued from Page 6)Floyd GoodwinDan GoynesMargarito GuerreroCharles HahnDwight Harrison David HopkinsRobert HubenakRuford HuffHarold JacksonJohnny Jackson\Mike JaksikLevi JohnsonKeith JohseDoug JonesAllen Kaiser

Two To Be Inducted Into the Javelina Hall of Fame in SeptemberFred KasperEugene KubelkaCharles LeeDanny Joe LewisJim Lewis

John Mallett

Charles MatulaBurl McCandlessClaude McMillonNorris McVeaWinstel MillerSam MontgomeryTom MortonDesi NajaraCurtiss Neal

Gary PelechRobert PolancoErnest PriceFrank RatkaBobby RedusRobert RodriguezMike RoleyEd Scott )Eldridge SmallLarry SmithScott SomersJimmy Srp,Jim StewartGlen TegelerButch TrueheartDoug VannoyGuile VelaDon WashingtonGeorge WashingtonMike WendelBill WendlingJim WendlingCharlie WilsonRobert Young,Gil Steinke (coach)Bob Caskey (coach)Willie Crafts (coach)Ron Gentry (coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ken Kelley (coach)Don McDonald (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Greg Doramus (student trainer)Bryan Drake (student trainer)Roger Jarvis (student trainer)Al Shuford (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)1974 Football Team, 2015Kent Allee

Leonard AveryMaurice BallJohnny BarefieldCharles BasalduaJesse BibbsCharles Bishop

Gil BoylesDoug BriceRowland BrooksLarry CollinsStuart Dornburg

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Was Anyone BetterThan The Javelinas Last Spring??

AVCA Division II National Beach Volleyball Champions!

NCAA Division II NationalMen’s Track & Field Champions!

NCAA Division II RegionalBaseball Champions!

NCAA Division IIBaseball College World Series!

All in April and May...

Blue & Gold Reigns!! American VolleyballCoaches Association

Rodriguez and TeammatesJavelina offensive lineman Jorge Rodriguez, top row, second fromright, with teammates in 1989. Rodriguez passed away last week aftera battle with cancer. The teammates are, left to right, seated, HenrySmith, Kerry Simien and Johnny Bailey, and standing, Ed LaTouf, JohnRandle, Bill Deen and Kevin Beasley. Each was a senior in 1989 whenthe team was 10-1, won the Lone Star Conference championship andreached the NCAA Division II playoffs. This picture was on the cover ofthe 1989 Javelina football media guide.

Services Pending ForFormer Football Player

Jorge Rodriguez

Services were pending atpress time for former Texas A&Ifootball player Jorge Rodriguez,who passed away last week at aHouston hospital.

Rodriguez, 51, was a 6-6, 300-pound offensive lineman for theJavelinas in 1986-89 and duringthat period the Javelinascompiled a 38-8 record, won twoLone Star Conference titles,reached the NCAA Division IIplayoffs twice and advancedinto the national semifinals in1988.

He was an All-LSC honoreeas a junior and senior.

Rodriguez played high schoolfootball at Houston Lee and heand his family were living inCorpus Christi.

Javelina Family MembersJorge Rodriguez, third from the left, with teammates recently at a ranch in Falfurrias. Left to right areCharles Smith, Mitch Laymance, Ed LaTouf, Bill Deen and Ken Mueller.

Annual JavelinaVolleyball Alumni Match

3 p.m. - Aug. 19Steinke Center

Former Javelina volleyball players contact Tanya Allen attanya.allen@tamuk.edu or (361) 593-2413

Beach Volleyball CampJavelina volleyball coach Gary Payne, left, instructs during a Javelina beach volleyball camp last week on the Javelina Courts on campus.

Javelina StadiumHome of the

NCAA Division IIMen’s and Women’s

Track and FieldChampionships

May 2019 and May 2020...Only 308 Days!

Javelina Hall of FamerStacey Whitt, left, former Javelina track and field athlete, with JeffMcLain, senior director of gifts planning in the TAMUK Office ofAlumni Services and Giving. Whitt was on the 1986 team that won theLone Star Conference and NCAA Division II South Division crosscountry championships and has been inducted into the Javelina Hall ofFame. Whitt is a sales representative for Lifetouch, a subsidiary ofShutterfly Inc., and the director of development for B.H. CarrollTheological Institute.

(Continued from Page 7)Jimmy EmmanuelKim EvansRay Evans

Javelina Hall of Fame to Induct Two in SeptemberSteve FeferGeorge FranklinClem FranksLynn Frazier

Danny GadekenJim GandyLarry GradyLarry GrunewaldDanny GutierrezDon HardemanLarry HarveyMike HawkinsPaul HeckmannHoward HendersonJoe HenkeJoe HerzikRuford HuffTerry HummelJerry JanikMike JekelReginald JonesStan LimuelJoe LindemanThurmond MarshallJohnny MartinezJohn MassingillLarry McFarlandDenny MiglMike MorrisonSam NelsonKen NivenGreg OsborneDavid PalmorePaul RichRichard RitchieDan St. Leger

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Athletic Training ClinicStudents attending a Javelina athletic training clinic last week in McCulley Hall watch as participantsperform a procedure.

(Continued from Page 10)Larry SeidelByron ShawHughie ShawOscar SimoRobert SkrobarczykGlenn StarksHarry UllomGil Steinke (head coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ron Harms (coach)Gene Walkoviak (coach)Jim Lance (coach)Don McDonald (coach)John Cosgrove (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)George Sanchez (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)1975 Football Team, 2015Kent AlleeGary AllenLeonard AveryMaurice BallJohnny BarefieldRandy BrooksJames ClayLarry CollinsGary DavisJohn DawsonMark DizdarStuart DornburgKim EvansRay EvansSteve FeferGeorge FranklinClem FranksLynn FrazierKevin GentrySteven GlickLarry GradyRufus GreenDoug GreeneLarry GrunewaldElvis HartsfieldLarry HarveyMike HawkinsPaul HeckmannHoward HendersonJoe HenkeEliseo HernandezJoe HerzikLarry HirtMike JekelBilly JohnReginald JonesDavid MarquezThurmond MarshallJohnny MartinezJohn MassingillRichard Mayfield

Two to Be Inducted Into Javelina Hall of Fame in SeptemberLarry McFarlandDavid PalmoreCarlos PerezJeff PyatteDinno RectorPaul RichRichard RitchieTerry RussellDan St. LegerLarry SeidelHughie ShawBryan SweeneyGlenn StarksHarry UllomLarry UrbanDoug WalkerWade WhitmerJerry WilbanksGil Steinke (head coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Ron Harms (coach)Gene Walkoviak (coach)John Cosgrove (coach)Davis Corley (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports

information director)1976 Football Team, 2010Rodney AlexanderGary AllenLeonard AveryJohnny BarefieldRonnie BennettRandy BrooksJames ClayLarry CollinsMike CornellGary DavisJohn DawsonReginald DeloneyMark DizdarStuart DornburgSteve Fefer

George FranklinClem FranksRandy FriedrichKevin GentrySteven GlickRufus GreenDoug GreeneLarry GrunewaldHector GuerraElvis Hartsfield (now Ben)Andy HawkinsMike HawkinsJoe Henke,Larry HirtBilly JohnReginald JonesMike JekelDavid MarquezJohn MassingillGreg MayberryLarry McFarland

Ricky MilamDavid PalmoreCarlos PerezOscar PerezRobert PoolPaul RichRichard RitchieJoe RodriguezRaul RodriguezJames RuthstromMickey SchwarzLarry SeidelHughie ShawMike SheffieldRicky SmithGlenn StarksMartin StromanBrian SweeneyLarry UrbanDoug WalkerJafus White

Wade WhitmerJerry WilbanksGil Steinke (coach)David Corley (coach)John Cosgrove (coach)Fred Jonas (coach)Pete Murray (coach)Gene Walkoviak (coachWillie Gipson (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1999-2000 Women’sBasketball Team, 2012

Anetta AnglinLaNetta AnglinJennifer DanielSheila DotsonPat LewandowskiJennifer RiceLorie MartinezChasity Terrell

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(Continued from Page 11)Precious ThibodeauxChaffani WardJill Willson (coach)Devin Gabbard (assistant coach)Ruben Cantu (trainer)Larry Madden (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

2000-01 Women’sBasketball Team, 2012

Teombi BatisteJennifer DanielJessica GamezAlex GonzalezPat LewandowskiColter MizeLorie MartinezDe SharkiPrecious ThibodeauxAshley WhiteArie WilsonDebbie Robledo (coach)Ruben Cantu (athletic trainer)Larry Madden (student trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)Craig Merriman (student

sports information)1969-70 Track & Field Team,

2013Phelan AlleeTommy ArgubrightFrank BacyLeon BernsenJoe BravenecCharles CanalesBill ChilcoatDale CramerBob DanielsJohn DavenportRonald FieldingJoseph GarzaRobert GonzalezDwight HarrisonEarnest HaynesDavid HinojosaJay JamesLevi JohnsonHomer MartinezJames MotzWilliam O’ConnorJohn PermeErnest PriceSteve StewartDan SwanBob TumlinsonDonald WashingtonTommy WatsonDavid WeathersbyAaron Williams

Two to Be Inducted Into Javelina Hall of Fame in SeptemberKen Kelley (coach)Ron Hunt (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1991-92 Men’s Basketball Team,2013

Bryan AcuffJason BrassowJerome ChargoisEric ClemonsSidney DaysJon HoffmanDarryl JohnsonMaurice JonesJason LeeTony PhelonMichael RobinsKevin RobinsonKyle RoherT.C. ShieldsRandy StaatsBill Carter (head coach)Larry Gibson (assistant coach)Ruben Cantu (trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)1979 Football Team, 2014Gary AguayoGerald AllenSam BaileyJoe BarefieldMarcus BonnerClifford BurrowNed ButlerJuan CastilloChris CernosekAllyn ChizerHarold CollinsRandy CretorsHarry CulbersonAdan DiazKeith Duran

Dwayne FinleyJim FitzgeraldRandy FriedrichDavid GarzaWilson GeeReginald GilfordAndy HawkinsJohn HerreraMaurice HillDereck HillyerBrooks HowardStuart IsdaleLarry JamesSimon JohnsonAdrian JonesJessie JonesJohnny JonesLoyd JordanBart KaiserJerry MartinDavid MimsPaul MorganKeith MyersLawrence NellonsRoyce NitschmannTracy PayneGreg PechacekRobert PoolJustin PriceHenry PullamRonald RayTommy RichardJimmy RiveraAlan RobersonMelvin RolandDurwood RoquemoreRonald RudesealRandy SchirckLeroy SeidelMike Sheffield

Ricky SmithScott SparksMartin StromanDan SuttonEmmuel ThompsonCarlos TijerinaDon WashingtonJafus WhiteEldon WilieCalvin WilliamsTommy WilliamsRonnie WoodardBesario YzaguirreMark ZinsmeisterRon Harms (coach)Pat Aguilar (assistant coach)Don Pittman (assistant coach)Pete Murray (assistant coach)Doug McCutchen (assistant

coach)Bobby Jack Wright (assistant

coach)Robert Young (assistant coach)Willie Gipson (athletic trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1986 Men’s, Women’sCross Country Team, 2014David AlvarezErnie BuenoRey CarreonDavid GarciaOrlando GonzalezSimon GuerreroRaymond RochaStacey WhittSelina ArmstrongJulie BrownGloria LopezIsabel MascorroPrescilla Perez

Andrea RatkovicEloise SegoviaDebbra StuartVonn Murray (head coach)Mike Chandler (athletic trainer)Fred Nuesch (sports information)

1995-96 Men’sBasketball Team, 2016

Kevin DavisMike DominguezBrendon DuBoseJohnny EstelleRobert GodekeKevin HowardBenjamin Kang

Chris LoweryTito OlivarezRichard PerryMichael RiggsJames RobinsonDeRon RutledgeChris WalkerMichael WebbLamont WestBrian WhiteLawrence WinchesterBill Carter (head coach)Darrell Pattillo (assistant coach)

Since 1925...Nothing Beats

Being aJavelina!

We Are Family

(Continued from Page 1)Maskill, head football coach;Sir’Vell Ford, senior safety; A.J.Roland, senior offensive lineman;Layton Rabb, senior quarterback.

Tarleton State – ToddWhitten, head football coach;Xavier Turner, senior runningback; Tyrell Thompson, seniordefensive lineman.

Texas A&M-Commerce –Colby Carthel, head footballcoach; Garrett Blubaugh, juniorlinebacker; Kristov Martinez,senior kicker; Brucks Saathoff,senior linebacker.

Texas A&M-Kingsville –Daren Wilkinson, head football

LSC Football Media DayTuesday in San Antonio

coach; Brandon Jones, seniordefensive lineman; TorreyThomas, senior tight end.

Texas-Permian Basin – JustinCarrigan, head football coach;Jared Thames, senior defensivetackle; Marquee Allison, seniorlinebacker.

West Texas A&M – HunterHughes, head football coach;Gerred Johnson, junior defensivelineman; Jordan Johnson, juniorfullback.

Western New Mexico – FrankTristan, head football coach;Deandre Williams, junior runningback; James Lee, junior defensiveend.

Faces Rebuilding CampaignJavelina head volleyball coach Tanya Allen, shown addressing her team in a match last fall, will face a rebuildingcampaign this fall with only two letterwinners returning. She is beginning her eighth season with the Javelinas.

LSC Volleyball Teams to Face Opponents From 22 States

ReturneeMadison Brabham, 5-10 seniorfrom Kingwood, is a returnee forthe Javelina volleyball team thisfall.

The Lone Star Conferencevolleyball teams will playopponents from 22 states this fall.

The league has long had astrong interregional schedule in allof its sports.

States represented on theconference schedules are Alaska,Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut,Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana,Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota,Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska,New Mexico, North Dakota, NorthCarolina, Oklahoma, SouthDakota, Tennessee, Texas andUtah.

Texas A&M-Kingsville’svolleyball squad has teams fromseven states on its slate. Theseare Arkansas, Connecticut,Florida, Michigan, New Mexico,Oklahoma and Texas.

The first LSC team in actionwill be Western New Mexico whengoes to Alaska-Anchorage Aug.23.

The other conference schoolsopen the following day, includingtheJavelinas. They will meet NewMexico Highlands and Arkansas-Fort Smith in San Angelo.

2018 Lone Star ConferenceIndoor Volleyball

Composite ScheduleAug. 23 – Western New

Mexico at Alaska-Anchorage. 10p.m.

Aug.2 4 –Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. New MexicoHighlands in San Angelo, 10a.m.; TAMUK vs. Arkansas-FortSmith in San Angelo, 2 p.m.;Cameron vs. Quincy (Ill.) inMagnolia, Ark.; Eastern NewMexico vs. Adams (Colo.) State inCanyon, 9 a.m.; Midwestern Statevs. Oklahoma Baptist inStephenville, 10 a.m.;Southwestern Oklahoma at TexasWoman’s, 11:30 a.m.; St. Mary’sat Angelo State, noon; TexasA&M-Commerce vs. Harding(Ark.) in Stephenville, 12:30 p.m.;Black Hills (S.D.) State at TarletonState; Adams State at West TexasA&M; WNMU vs. Barton (N.C.)in Anchorage, Alaska, 2 p.m.;MSU vs. Central Oklahoma inStephenville, 3 p.m.; Cameron vs.Mississippi College in Magnolia,Ark., 3 p.m.; Texas-Permian Basinat Southern Arkansas, 5 p.m.;TAMU vs. Black Hills State inStephenville, 5:30 p.m.; ENMU vs.Emporia (Kan.) State in Canyon,

5:30 p.m.; Harding at TSU, 5:30p.m.; New Mexico Highlands atASU, 6 p.m.; Northwood (Mich.)at TWU, 7 p.m.; Rockhurst (Mo.)at WTAM, 7:30 p.m.; WNMU vs.Michigan Tech in Anchorage,Alaska, 8 p.m.

Aug. 25 – TAMUK vs. St.Mary’s in San Angelo, 8 a.m.;TAMUK vs. East CentralOklahoma in San Angelo, 4 p.m.;ENMU vs. Lubbock Christian inCanyon, 9 a.m.; MSU vs. BlackHills State in Stephenville, 9 a.m.;UTPB vs. Union (Tenn.) inMagnolia, Ark., 11 a.m.; TAMUCvs. Central Oklahoma inStephenville, 11:30 a.m.; OklahomaBaptist at TSU, 11:30 a.m.;WNMU vs. Alaska-Fairbanks inAnchorage, Alaska, noon; EastCentral Oklahoma at ASU, noon;Emporia State at WTAM, 1 p.m.;Cameron at Southern Arkansas, 1p.m.; St. Edward’s at TWU, 2 p.m.;MSU vs. Harding in Stephenville,2 p.m.; UTPB vs. Quincy inMagnolia, Ark., 3 p.m.; ENMU vs.

Rockhurst in Canyon, 3:30 p.m.;Central Oklahoma at TSU, 4:30p.m.; TAMUC vs. OklahomaBaptist in Stephenville, 4:30 p.m.;Arkansas-Fort Smith at ASU, 6p.m.; Cameron vs. Union inMagnolia, Ark., 7 p.m.; FloridaTech at TWU, 7 p.m.; LubbockChristian at WTAM, 7:30 p.m.

Aug. 27 – New MexicoHighlands at ENMU, 7 p.m.

Aug. 28 – Mary Hardin-Baylor at TAMUK, 2 p.m.;Southwestern Oklahoma atCameron, 6 p.m.; ASU at ColoradoState-Pueblo, TBA.

Aug. 29 – ASU at ColoradoChristian, 6 p.m.

Aug. 30 – TSU at Dixie (Utah)State, 8 p.m.

Aug. 31 – TAMUK vs.Saginaw Valley (Mich.) inMiami, Fla., 3 p.m.; TAMUK vs.Barry (Fla.) in Miami, Fla., 7p.m.; ENMU vs. Purdue-Northwest (Ind.) in Austin, 9 a.m.;WTAM vs. Catawba (N.C.) in

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(Continued from 13)Tampa, Fla., 10 a.m.; WNMU vs.Arkansas-Fort Smith in St. George,Utah, 10 a.m.; Cameron vs.Northwestern Oklahoma inPittsburg, Kan., 11 a.m.; TAMUCvs. Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.) inDenver, Colo., noon; TSU vs.Colorado-Colordo Springs in St.George, Utah, 12:30 p.m.; UTPBvs. Purdue-Northwest in Austin, 1p.m.; WTAM at Tampa (Fla.), 2p.m.; TWU vs. Central Oklahomain Durant, Okla., 2 p.m.; MSU vs.Newman (Kan.) in Kearney, Neb.,2 p.m.; ENMU vs. Colorado State-Pueblo in Austin, 3 p.m.; WNMUat Dixie State, 3 p.m.; TAMUC atMetro (Colo.) State, 3:30 p.m.;ASU vs. Missouri Western inDenver, Colo., 3:30 p.m.; Cameronat Pittsburg (Kan.) State, 5 p.m.;MSU at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m.;TWU vs. Southern Nazarene(Okla.) in Durant, Okla., 7 p.m.;ASU at Regis (Colo.), 7 p.m.;UTPB at St. Edward’s, 5 p.m.

Sept. 1 – TAMUK vs.Southern Connecticut in Miami,Fla., 11 a.m.; TAMUK vs.Bridgeport (Conn.) in Miami,Fla., 3 p.m.; WTAM vs.Wilmington (Del.) in Lakeland,Fla., 9 a.m.; Cameron vs. ChristianBrothers (Tenn.) in Pittsburg,Kan., 9 a.m.; MSU vs. SouthDakota Mines in Kearney, Neb.;ENMU at St. Edward’s, 10 a.m.;TSU vs. Adams (Colo.) State in St.George, Utah, 10 a.m.; TWU vs.East Central Oklahoma in Durant,Okla., noon; WNMU vs.Colorado-Colorado Springs in St.George, Utah, 12:30 p.m.; UTPBvs. Colorado State-Pueblo inAustin, 2 p.m.; Cameron vs.Chadron (Neb.) State in Pittsburg,Kan., 3 p.m.; TSU vs. Arkansas-Fort Smith in St. George, Utah, 3p.m.; MSU vs. Minot (N.D.) Statein Kearney, Neb., 4 p.m.; WNMUvs. Adams State in St. George,Utah, 5:30 p.m.; WTAM at FloridaSouthern, 6 p.m.; TWU atSoutheastern Oklahoma, 7 p.m.

Sept. 4 – Cameron atSouthern Nazarene (Okla.), 7 p.m.

Sept. 6 – TAMUC vs.Southern Arkansas in Dallas, 5p.m.

Sept. 7 - *WNMU atTAMUK, 4 p.m.; *WTAM atCameron, 5:30 p.m.; *TWU atTSU, 6 p.m.; ENMU at MSU, 6p.m.; *TAMUC at ASU, 7 p.m.;UTPB at Texas A&MInternational, 6 p.m.

Sept. 8 - *UTPB at TAMUK,2 p.m.; *TWU at ASU, 2 p.m.;*WTAM at MSU, 2 p.m.;*TAMUC at TSU, 2 p.m.; *ENMUat Cameron, 2 p.m.; WNMU atTexas A&M International, TBA.

Sept. 11 - *TWU at TAMUC,6 .m.; *ENMU at UTPB, 6 p.m.;*ASU at TSU, 7 p.m.

Sept. 14 – *TAMUK at TWU,noon; *MSU at UTPB, 6 p.m.;*TSU at WTAM, 7 p.m.; *ASU atENMU, 7 p.m.; *Cameron atWNMU, 7 p.m.

Sept. 15 - *TAMUK atTAMUC, 1 p.m.; Dallas Baptist atTWU, 10 a.m.; *ASU at WTAM, 1p.m.; *TSU at ENMU, 1 p.m.;Oklahoma Baptist at TWU, 2 p.m.;*Cameron at UTPB, 3:30 p.m.;*MSU at WNMU, 5 p.m.

Sept. 18 – St. Mary’s atTAMUK, 6 p.m.; Dallas Baptist atTAMUC, 6 p.m.; *WTAM atENMU, 7 p.m.

Sept. 20 – TAMUK at St.Edward’s, 4 p.m.

Sept. 21 - *TAMUK at ASU,7 p.m.; *MSU at TWU, 6 p.m.;*Cameron at TAMUC, 6 p.m.;*UTPB at WTAM, 6 p.m.;*WNMU at ENMU, 7 p.m.; St.Mary’s at TSU, 6 p.m.

Sept. 22 - *TAMUK at TSU,noon; TAMUK vs. St. Mary’s inStephenville, 2:30 p.m.; *UTPB atENMU, 1 p.m.; *WNMU atWTAM, 1 p.m.; *Cameron atTWU, 2 p.m.; *MSU at TAMUC, 2p.m..

Sept. 24 - *UTPB at WNMU,7 p.m.

Sept. 25 – Dallas Baptist atTSU, 6 p.m.

Sept. 28 - *WTAM atTAMUK, 7 p.m.; *TAMUC atUTPB, 5 p.m.; *ASU at MSU, 5:30p.m.; *TSU at Cameron, 5:30 p.m.;*TWU at WNMU, 6 p.m.; ENMUat St. Mary’s, 3 p.m.

Sept. 29 - *ENMU atTAMUK, 2 p.m.; *ASU atCameron, 2 p.m.; *TSU at MSU, 2

p.m.; *TWU at UTPB, 2:30 p.m.;*TAMUC at WNMU, 7 p.m.

Oct. 2 - *Cameron at MSU, 6p.m.

Oct. 5 - *TAMUK atCameron, 5:30 p.m.; *ENMU atTWU, 6 p.m.; *WTAM atTAMUC, 6 p.m.; *UTPB at TSU, 6p.m.; *WNMU at ASU, 7 p.m.

Oct. 6 - *TAMUK at MSU, 2p.m.; *UTPB at ASU, 7 p.m.;*WNMU at TSU, 2 p.m.; *WTAMat TWU, 2 p.m.; *ENMU at

TAMUC, 2 p.m.Oct. 9 – *ASU at TAMUK, 7

p.m.; *TWU at Cameron, 6 p.m.;*TAMUC at MSU, 6 p.m.;*WTAM at WNMU, 7 p.m.; UTPBat Lubbock Christian, 6 p.m.

Oct. 12 - *TAMUK at UTPB,6 p.m.; *ASU at TWU, 6 p.m.;*MSU at WTAM, 6 p.m.;*Cameron at ENMU, 6 p.m.; *TSUat TAMUC, 7 p.m.

Oct. 13 - *TAMUK vs.WNMU in Deming, N.M., 6 p.m.;

LSC Volleyball Teams to Face Opponents From 22 States*ASU at TAMUC, 1 p.m.; *MSUat ENMU, 1 p.m.; *MSU atENMU, 1 p.m.; *Cameron atWTAM, 2 p.m.; *TSU at TWU, 2p.m.

Oct. 16 - *ENMU at WTAM,6 p.m.; *TAMUC at TWU, 6 p.m.

Oct. 17 - *TSU at ASU, 7 p.m.Oct. 19 – *TAMU C at

TAMUK, 7 p.m.; *WNMU atMSU, 5:30 p.m.; *UTPB atCameron, 5:30 p.m.; *ENMU atTSU, 6 p.m.; *WTAM at ASU, 7p.m.

Oct. 20 – *TWU at TAMUK,2 p.m.; *WTAM at TSU, noon;*ENMU at ASU, 2 p.m.; *WNMUat Cameron, 2 p.m.; *UTPB atMSU, 2 p.m.

Oct. 23 – *TSU at TAMUK, 7p.m.; *TAMUC at Cameron, 5:30p.m.; *TWU at MSU, 6 p.m.;*WTAM at UTPB, 6 p.m.;*ENMU at WNMU, 7 p.m.

Oct. 26 – *TAMUK atENMU, 7 p.m.; *WNMU atTAMUC, 5 p.m.; *UTPB at TWU,6 p.m.; *MSU at TSU, 6 p.m.;*Cameron at ASU, 7 p.m.; St.Mary’s at WTAM, 6 p.m.

Oct. 27 - *TAMUK atWTAM, 2 p.m.; *UTPB atTAMUC, 1 p.m.; *WNMU atTWU, 2 p.m.; *MSU at ASU, 2p.m.; *Cameron at TSU, 2 p.m.

Oct. 29 - *WNMU at UTPB, 6p.m.

Oct. 30 - *MSU at Cameron,5:30 p.m.; WTAM at LubbockChristian, 7 p.m.

Nov. 2 - *MSU at TAMUK, 6p.m.; *ASU at UTPB, 6 p.m.;*TSU at WNMU, 7 pm.; *TAMUCat ENMU, 7 p.m.; *TWU atWTAM, 7 p.m.

Nov. 3 - *Cameron atTAMUK, 2 p.m.; *TAMUC atWTAM, noon; *TWU at ENMU,1 p.m.; *TSU at UTPB, 3:30 p.m.;*ASU at WNMU, 7 pm..

Nov. 8-10 – Lone StarConference Championships at siteof top seed.

Nov. 15-17 – NCAA DivisionII South Central RegionChampionships at site of top seed.

Nov. 29-Dec. 1 – NCAADivision II Championships inPittsburgh, Pa.*Lone Star Conference matches.

Returning LetterwinnersHaley Hutchinson, left, 6-1 senior middle blocker from Georgetown(Rouse), and Madison Brabham, 5-10 senior right side from Kingwood,are the returning letterwinners for the Javelina indoor volleyball teamthis fall. The team opens preseason workouts Aug. 6.

Lone Star Conference footballteams will play opponents from 12different states during theupcoming season.

The states are California,Colorado, Florida, Idaho,Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri,Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,Texas and Washington.

Texas A&M-Kingsville will beplaying squads from four states:New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregonand Texas.

The season opens for theconference Aug. 30 when threegames are played. The Javelinaswill be at Texas A&M-Commercefor the first league game of theseason, Eastern New Mexico willbe at Missouri S&T and TarletonState will host Delta (Miss.) State.

The remaining LSC teamsopen Sept. 1.

2018 Lone Star ConferenceComposite Football Schedule

Aug. 30 - *Texas A&M-Kingsville at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.; Eastern NewMexico at Missouri S&T, 7 p.m.;Delta (Miss.) State at TarletonState, 7 p.m.

Sept. 1 – Western New Mexicoat San Diego, 4 p.m.; Humboldt(Calif.) State at Midwestern State, 7p.m.; West Texas A&M at AzusaPacific (Calif.), 8 p.m.; Angelo Stateat Western Oregon, 3:05 p.m.;Texas-Permian Basin at TexasSouthern, TBA.

Sept. 8 – Texas Wesleyan atTAMUK, 7 p.m.; TAMUC atWilliam Jewell, noon; WNMU atIdaho, 4 p.m.; OklahomaPanhandle State at WTAM, 6p.m.; TSU at S.F. Austin, 6 p.m.;West Florida at MSU, 7 p.m.;

Football ReturneesNick Pelrean (2), 5-9, 185-pound senior running back from Houston(Chavez), and Sean Landez, 5-8, 170-pound senior safety from LeagueCity, are returnees for the Javelina football team this fall. The squadbegin+s preseason workouts Aug. 4 and will open Aug. 30 againstdefending national champion Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce.

LSC Football Teams to Meet FoesFrom 12 Different States This Fall

Colorado-Mesa at ENMU, 8 p.m.;UTPB at Northern Michigan, TBA;ASU at Abilene Christian, TBA.

Sept. 15 - *TAMUK at ASU, 6p.m.; *TSU at WTAM, 6 p.m;*TAMUC at ENMU, 8 p.m.; *MSUat UTPB, TBA.

Sept. 22 - *ENMU at TAMUK,7 p.m.; *WTAM at WNMU, 1 p.m.;*ASU at MSU, 7 p.m.; *UTPB atTSU, 7 p.m.; Colorado State-Puebloat TAMUC, 6 p.m.

Sept. 29 – New MexicoHighlands at TAMUK, 7 p.m.; *TSUat ASU, 6 p.m.; *MSU at ENMU, 8p.m.; *WNMU at UTPB, TBA; LockHaven (Pa.) at TAMUC, 6 p.m.;WTAM at Central Washington, 8 p.m.

Oct. 6 – Western Oregon atTAMUK, 7 p.m.; *ASU at WNMU,3 p.m.; *UTPB at WTAM, 6 p.m.;*TAMUC at MSU, 7 p.m.; *ENMUat TSU, 7 p.m.

Oct. 13 - *MSU at TAMUK, 7p.m.; *TSU at TAMUC, 4 p.m.;*WTAM at ASU, 4 p.m.; *ENMU atENMU, 8 p.m.; Humboldt (Calif.)State at UTPB, TBA.

Oct. 20 - *TAMUK at TSU, 6p.m.; *TAMUC at WNMU, 1 p.m.;*ENMU at WTAM, 6 p.m.; *ASU atUTPB, TBA.

Oct. 27 - *WNMU at TAMUK,7 p.m.; *WTAM at TAMUC, 4 p.m.;*TSU at MSU, 7 p.m.; *UTPB atENMU, 8 p.m.; Adams (Colo.) Stateat ASU, 4 p.m.

Nov. 3 - *TAMUK at WTAM, 6p.m.; *MSU at WNMU, 1 p.m.;*ENMU at ASU, 2 p.m.; *TAMUCat UTPB, TBA; Lincoln (Mo.) atTSU, 7 p.m.

Nov. 10 - *UTPB at TAMUK, 7p.m.; *WTAM at MSU, 1 p.m.;*WNMU at TSU, 2 p.m.; *ASU atTAMUC, 4 p.m.; Western Oregon atENMU, 2 p.m.

Nov. 17 – NCAA Division IIfirst round playoffs, TBA.

Nov. 24 – NCAA Division IIsecond round playoffs, TBA.

Dec. 1 – NCAA Division IIquarterfinals, TBA.

Dec. 8 – NCAA Division IIsemifinals, TBA.

Four tournaments have been scheduled for the Texas A&M-Kingsville women’s golf team this fall.

The first will be the TexAnn Invitational Sept. 10-11 in Glen Roseand hosted by Tarleton State.

The team goes to the Angelo State Invitational Sept. 17-18 in SanAngelo, the Dallas Baptist Classic Oct. 8-9 in Dallas and the SkyhawkIntercollegiate Tournament Oct. 22-23 in Albuquerque, N.M., and hostedby Fort Lewis (Colo.).

Head coach Stefanie Gray has six of the 2018 players returning for2018-19.

These are:…Bailey Blezinger, junior from Bellville.…Kristina Gutierrez, sophomore from Laredo (St. Augustine).…Madison Lake, sophomore from Victoria (East).…Rachelle Nielsen, senior from Summerland, British Columbia.…Biance Silerio, senior from Palmview.…Abigail Willcoxon, sophomore from Conroe.

Four Tournaments on TapFor Golf Team This Fall

Senior GolfersSenior members of the Javelina women’s golf team this fall areRachelle Nielsen, left, from Summerland, British Columbia, andBianca Silerio, from Palmview. The team opens its fall sason Sept. 10-11 in Glen Rose.

Javelina Hall of FamerJohn Randle, defensive lineman for the Javelina football team in 1988and 1989, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010, andbecame the third Javelina to be inducted. The Javelinas are one of thefew schools with as many as three in the Hall. Eugene Upshaw andDarrell Green are the other two. Randle, from Hearne, was an All-American for the Javelinas and signed as a free agent with the Minne-sota Vikings after his collegiate career. He was an All-Pro honoreeand lives in the Minneapolis area. He is also a member of the CollegeFootball Hall of Fame, NCAA Division II Hall of Fame and Javelina Hallof Fame. The 2018 Pro Football Hall of Fame enshirement ceremonywill be held Aug. 4 in Canton, Ohio.

Texas A&I continues to rankamong the universities with themost members of the Pro FootballHall of Fame.

The Javelinas have threeplayers in the Hall.

They are, and the year theywere inducted:

…Darrell Green, 2008…John Randle, 2010…Gene Upshaw, 1988Twenty-four schools have

more inductees.Only two Texas schools have

more inductees than the Javelinas.Southern Methodist has five andthe University of Texas has four.

The only other Texas programwith three is Texas Christian.

Thirteen Lone Star Stateschools have one each.

The 2018 Pro Football Hall ofFame induction ceremony will beAug. 4 in Canton, Ohio.

Schools With theMost Members in the

Pro Football Hall of FameNotre Dame 13Southern California 12Ohio State 10Alabama 8Michigan State 8Pittsburgh 8Syracuse 8Miami (Fla.) 7Minnesota 7Illinois 6Oregon 6Penn State 6UCLA 6Arizona State 5Nebraska 5San Francisco 5Southern Methodist 5Florida State 4

Javelinas One of the Top ProducersOf Pro Football Hall of Fame Members

Grambling 4Jackson State 4Morgan State 4Texas 4Oklahoma 4Purdue 4Texas A&I 3Arkansas 3Duke 3Fordham 3Iowa 3Kansas 3Louisiana State 3Louisiana Tech 3Michigan State 3South Carolina State 3Texas Christian 3Tulsa 3Stanford 3

Virginia 3Washington 3Wisconsin 3

Texas SchoolsWith Pro Football

Hall of Fame InducteesSouthern Methodist 5Texas 4Texas A&I 3Texas Christian 3Baylor 1Bishop 1Hardin-Simmons 1North Texas State 1Prairie View A&M 1Texas A&M 1Texas Southern 1Texas Western 1Trinity Valley Comm. College 1