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SPEARS

PRESIDENT u 9TH YEAR

Dr. Gary Lee Spears is in his ninth academic year as president of Northwest Mississippi Community College. While he is proud of all the accomplishments the college has achieved during his tenure as president, he is particularly proud of the Building on Tradition campaign in which he has played a major role. Students and visitors to the main campus in Senatobia can see evidence of the college’s ongoing building campaign with the recent completions of Tate Hall, McLendon Student Union, Division of Nursing Building and Ranger Outdoor Complex. You can’t spend more than a few minutes with Dr. Spears before you see that his love of the college runs deep. In 2007, Dr. Spears was named Alumnus of the Year by the Northwest Alumni Association and recognized during Homecoming festivities. Prior to being named president July 1, 2005, Dr. Spears served as registrar and director of Admissions and Records for 25 years. A native of Eudora in DeSoto County, Dr. Spears has held positions at the college including instructor, vocational counselor, assistant to the DeSoto Center director and vice president for Student Affairs. Dr. Spears is a graduate of Hernando High School. He earned an Associate of Applied Science degree and an Associate of Education degree from Northwest. He went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in social science and a master’s degree in counseling from Delta State University. In 1991, Dr. Spears earned a doctorate in educational leadership at the University of Mississippi, where he has taught courses in higher education as an adjunct instructor. His profound love for Northwest inspired him to write a history of the college for his doctoral dissertation. He began his career in education at Leland Consolidated School District, where he taught American history while working on his master’s degree. He came to Northwest in 1975. Dr. Spears is a past president of the Senatobia Rotary Club, where he was honored as a prestigious Paul Harris Fellow, and has been a board member of the Tate County Economic Development Foundation. The Northwest Foundation Board of Directors, his wife, Marilyn, and friends of the college created the Dr. Gary Lee Spears Endowed Scholarship in May 2011 for his lifelong dedication to education and the college. In May 2010 the Spears family joined the college in celebrating the dedication of the Marilyn R. Spears Building for the Early Childhood Education Technology program, named for Northwest First Lady Marilyn Spears, a Northwest graduate who retired from the college in spring 2005 after 25 years as an instructor in that program.

Dr. and Mrs. Spears have two adult sons, Jared and Daniel, who are also Northwest graduates. Jared graduated from Delta State and earned a Master of Fine Arts terminal degree at The University of Mississippi. A member of the UM faculty, Jared is a musician and sculptor outside of the university and resides in Taylor. Daniel also completed a bachelor’s degree from Ole Miss. He is a recreation therapist with the North Mississippi Regional Center and a musician. He and his wife, Julie, an architect with Julie Spears Architecture, live in Oxford and have two sons—Jack, 1, and Samuel, born August 13. The Spears family has lived in Tate County for 37 years and are active members of the First Baptist Church in Senatobia. They moved into the college’s President’s Home on the Senatobia campus in March of 2009.

Question & Answer

with Hunter Lawrence BY KEVIN MALONEY

Q. What was it like playing for South Panola? A. We were national champions my sophomore year and also won a pair of state championships. I learned what it took to win and how to play the game to the best of my ability. Q. What made you choose Northwest out of high school? A. They had a winning program, it was close to home and I liked the staff who recruited me. Q. What are your personal & team goals for 2013? A. I plan to earn a Division I scholarship and want to do my best for the team, play hard and play my position. Q. How do you think the Coahoma win will get us going? A. It helped out our team a lot. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s given us a little push to work harder and practice harder. I really feel the momentum will help us out this week against Northeast. Q. What game are you looking forward to the most? A. East Mississippi. We gave them a good run for their money last year and want to get the win. Q. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve spent time at fullback, tight end and on the offensive line in the spring/fall? A. At the beginning of the year, the new staff tried me at guard for a little bit and I enjoyed it. But I moved back to fullback and am really comfortable in that role. Q. What Division I schools have shown interest in you? A. Auburn, Middle Tennessee State, UAB, Delta State and Northwestern State.

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Question & Answer

with Tarow Barney BY KEVIN MALONEY

Q. How long have you been playing football? A. My asthma kept me from playing until my senior year. I always went out for the team (Bainbridge, Ga.) but couldn’t make it through summer workouts because of my asthma. Q. What made you choose Northwest out of high school? A. I was going to sign with South Alabama, but didn’t have the grades, so they placed me here. Q. How different is it this year with a new staff? A. It’s a lot different. This staff puts a lot more into it and we’re learning a lot more. Q. What are your individual and team goals for 2013? A. To be either first or second on the team in tackles and lead the team in tackles-for-loss and sacks. As a team, to win the north division. Q. What do you like to do for fun in your free time? A. Just hang out with my teammates, watch TV and play NCAA14 and Call of Duty on XBox. Q. What Division I schools have shown interest in you? A. Southern Mississippi, Memphis, Middle Tennessee State, Louisiana-Lafayette, Troy, UCF, UAB, UT-Martin, Arkansas State, South Alabama and Bethune-Cookman. Q. Your mother is originally from Africa. What’s that like?

A. Yeah, she moved over here in 1994 and I hear a lot about their civil wars and how they lived through it.

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LaPlante, Rangers Pick Up First Win of 2013 at Coahoma 38-23 From NWCCRANGERS.com • September 12, 2013 CLARKSDALE – Northwest had its best offensive output of the season and held Coahoma to just 37 yards in the second half as they picked up their first win of the season, 38-23, on Thursday night at James E. Miller Stadium. Northwest improved to 37-2 all-time against the Tigers and 37-7 in north division play in its last 44 games. Brad LaPlante also picked up his first career win with the Rangers as they went to 1-2 overall and 1-0 in the north. Coahoma fell to 0-3 overall and 0-1 in the north. “It was a great team victory and I’m very proud of our staff,” LaPlante said. “But we still had to battle some adversity with a few injuries. We had a great defensive second half, a strong running game and great performance by Damian Baker and our entire offense.” Coahoma took the opening drive of the game 82 yards on 13 plays over 6:07 and quickly took a 7-0 lead when Quaintavous Peterson connected with Kshun Evans for a 26-yard touchdown on 4th-and-8. It took exactly 28 seconds for the Rangers to respond, as Marcel Newson took the ensuing kickoff 91 yards for a score, the 11th-longest return in single-game history. Northwest made it 14-7 on its next possession after forcing a three-and-out, driving 65 yards on just two plays, aided by three Tiger penalties. Baker capped the drive with a 2-yard touchdown run, his first of three on the night. Josh Hamilton opened the drive with a 35-yard reception to put the Rangers in scoring position. Coahoma tied it at 14-14 on its second drive of the second quarter, as Peterson connected with Evans for a second time from 22 yards out. Again, it took just one play for Northwest to respond, with Baker racing 83 yards for a touchdown to put the Rangers back on top 21-14. The 83-yard run is the 7th-longest in single-game history. After Coahoma pulled it within 21-17 on Cody Spears’ 35-yard field goal, Northwest put together its best drive of the night to take a 28-17 lead at the half. The drive was 10 plays, 90 yards over 3:07. Baker’s 70-yard touchdown run on the opening play of the third gave Northwest a 35-17 lead and a little breathing room before Coahoma scored midway through the quarter to make it 35-23 Rangers after three. Boone Frederick connected on a 32-yard field goal to start the fourth and cap the scoring. Northwest outgained Coahoma 395-263 on the night, paced by Baker’s 16 carries for 198 yards and three touchdowns. Karsten Miller was 16-for-23 for 185 yards and a TD and connected with seven different receivers on the night. D’Montrise Swinney led the way with five grabs for 69 yards and a score. Defensively, Terrell White and Joshua Barry had eight tackles apiece, while Joseph Phillips added seven. Barry also added 2.5 tackles-for-loss, a half a sack, a forced fumble and an interception. Northwest will try and build on the momentum next Thursday night, welcoming Northeast (1-2, 1-0) to Senatobia for a 6:30 p.m. kickoff. The game is tabbed as an Armed Forces Appreciation Game.

Freshman Marcel Newson (Coldwater) had five tackles and a 91-yard kick return for a touchdown against Coahoma. The return was the 11th longest in school history and longest for the team since 2005.

Northwest Coahoma Scoring Summary: 1st 08:53 08:35 05:54 2nd 07:54 07:32 03:26 00:16 3rd 14:34 06:43 4th 14:55

14 14 7 3 - 38 7 10 6 0 - 23 CCC - Kshun Evans 26 yd pass from Quaintavous Peterson (Cody Spears kick) NWCC - Marcel Newson 91 yd kickoff return (Boone Frederick kick) NWCC - Damian Baker 2 yd run (Boone Frederick kick) CCC - Kshun Evans 22 yd pass from Quaintavous Peterson (Cody Spears kick) NWCC - Damian Baker 83 yd run (Boone Frederick kick) CCC - Cody Spears 35 yd field goal NWCC - D’Montrise Swinney 23 yd pass from Karsten Miller (Frederick kick) NWCC - Damian Baker 70 yd run (Boone Frederick kick) CCC - James Hill 8 yd pass from Quaintavous Peterson (Cody Spears kick blocked) NWCC - Boone Frederick 32 yd field goal

Northwest/Coahoma Game Statistics FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

NWCC 17 27-210 185 23-16-0 50-395 0-0 0-0 5-168 1-0 5-35.8 1-1 8-50 27:22 3 of 10 0 of 1 2-2 3-24

CCC 16 41-158 105 27-11-1 68-263 1-30 3-10 6-106 0-0 6-43.5 3-0 8-66 32:38 4 of 15 2 of 3 2-3 1-5

Game Notes: First win for new head coach Brad LaPlante and the Rangers Northwest is now 37-7 in its last 44 north division games and 37-2 all-time against Coahoma Damian Baker had 16 carries for 198 yards and 3 TD (2, 70, 83) Northwest held Coahoma to 37 yards of offense in the 2nd half Marcel Newson had a 91-yard kick return for a TD, the 11th longest in single-game school history Attendance: 515

Notebook

Northwest and Northeast Meet for 54th Time

Freshmen Alec Michael (left) and Demetrius Farmer (right) take down the quarterback. The Ranger defense is allowing just 274.7 yards per game through the first three weeks.

The fifth-oldest series in Northwest football history, the Rangers and Tigers will meet for a 54th time Thursday. Northwest leads the all-time series 35-16-2 and has won six of the previous seven meetings. The series has been tight the past few years, with four of the last six being decided by a touchdown or less. Both teams are coming off their first victories of the 2013 season, with the Rangers winning 38-23 at Coahoma and Northeast edging Holmes, 17-14, and are looking to stay atop the north division standings. Northwest escaped with a 19-13 win in Booneville last year and used four Chase Carpenter field goals and a game-saving interception by Randolph Williams in the final seconds. The game turned into a defensive battle, with neither team gaining over 200 yards. Northwest was held to a season-low 194 yards of total offense while Northeast managed just 167. This year’s matchup is expected to be another good one in the rivalry, with Northwest boasting the fifth-best defense in the state at 274.7 yards-per-game and Northeast having the sixth-best offense in the state. Special teams, as always, could play a major factor.

Record: Ranking: Last Game: Head Coach: Career Record: At Northwest:

1-2 (1-0 North) not ranked No. 21 JCGridiron.com preseason September 12 in Clarksdale (defeated Coahoma, 38-23) Brad LaPlante (Winona State, 2001) 65-18 (eight seasons) 1-2 (first season)

Record: Ranking: Last Game: Head Coach: Career Record: At Northeast:

1-2 (1-0 North) not ranked unranked preseason September 12 in Booneville (defeated Holmes, 17-14) Ricky Smither (Delta State University) 18-31 (six seasons) same

2013 Schedule Aug. 29 Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 17 Oct. 26

SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI #6 COPIAH-LINCOLN at Coahoma* NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI* at #12 Itawamba* MISSISSIPPI DELTA* (HC) at Holmes* #5 EAST MISSISSIPPI* #19 at Jones County

2013 Schedule Aug. 29 Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 5 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24

at #9 Copiah-Lincoln JONES COUNTY HOLMES* at Northwest* #1 GULF COAST COAHOMA* at #5 East Mississippi* at #12 Itawamba* MISSISSIPPI DELTA*

Statistical Leaders

L, 15-19 L, 24-48 W, 38-23 6:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 2 p.m.

Statistical Leaders

Rushing

Att.

Yds.

Long

Damian Baker Boston Newsome

56 14

378 21

4 0

83 6

Passing

Att.

Comp.

Yds.

Karsten Miller

424

Receiving

Rec.

Rushing Mitchell Cunningham

• Northwest is 37-7 in its last 44 division games. • Four of the last six meetings have been decided by a touchdown or less:

2012: #6 Northwest 19, Northeast 13 2011: #15 Northeast 34, #10 Northwest 28 2010: #9 Northwest 26, Northeast 6 2009: Northwest 17, Northeast 14 2008: Northwest 50, Northeast 28 2007: Northwest 26, Northeast 24

• The last time these teams met in Senatobia in 2011, Northwest outgained NEMCC 498-275 but threw SIX interceptions and had to rally from a 34-7 halftime deficit. The last drive of the game Northwest had a chance to win it but dropped two passes in the end zone.

• Northeast has the 6th ranked offense (396.7) in the state and Northwest has the 5th ranked defense at 274.7 ypg. •

Ricky Smither is one win shy of tying Johnny Plummer for third all-time in wins at Northeast. He’s the second-longest tenured coach in team history.

• This is an Armed Forces Appreciation Game. L, 20-29 L, 28-34 W, 17-14 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

Att.

Yds.

Long

Jerrard Randall

57 36

353 185

1 3

40 69

INT

Passing

Att.

Comp.

Yds.

INT

Jerrard Randall

482

Yds.

Long

Receiving

Rec.

Yds.

Long

D’Montrise Swinney 22 Kentrell Spencer 7

275 59

4 0

30 25

Demarrion Haynes LaVontis Smith

9 8

104 82

0 0

32 23

Defense

Tkls.

Sacks

INT

Defense

Tkls.

Sacks

INT

Terrell White Alec Michael

22 20

1 0

Jamel Dennis Antonio Ryland

32 21

3.0 0

0 0

Northwest leads the all-time series 35-16-2 and has won six of the last seven meetings. This will mark the first meeting since 2009 that neither team has been ranked in the Top 25.

• Northwest’s Damian Baker leads the state in rushing (378 yards) and Northeast’s Mitchell Cunningham is second (353).

Northeast

Northwest

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Brad LaPlante was named the 28th head football coach in Northwest history on January 17, 2013. "I want to thank Dr. Spears, Cameron Blount and the entire search committee for having the faith in me to lead this program," LaPlante said. "For my wife and two children, this is a great community and a great place in our lives to be right now." LaPlante, 35, is the youngest known head coach in the program's 83-year history and will be formally introduced next week at a press conference in Senatobia. He will immediately hit the recruiting trail with national signing day less than a month away. “We're excited to start a new era of football under coach LaPlante,” third-year athletic director Cameron Blount said. “His work ethic and past success speaks for itself. It's a great opportunity for our kids to excel with the plan coach has for his players moving to the next level. He's come from a winning program at Rochester and we hope that translates to success at Northwest and in the MACJC.” LaPlante spent last season at Manvel High School as the special teams coordinator/defensive line coach and prior to that spent a year at Alvin HS where he served as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach.

Prior to a short stint in the Texas high school ranks, LaPlante spent 11 seasons at NJCAA Division III Rochester Community and Technical College (RCTC) from 1999-2002 and 2004-10. He spent his first two seasons as the offensive line coach and his second two as the cooffensive coordinator before being named the head coach in 2004. LaPlante had a cumulative head coaching record of 64-16 (53-10 conference record, 10-2 playoff record) from 2004-10 and led RCTC to four state championships in six appearances, five NJCAA bowl games and the 2007 NJCAA Division III National Championship. "It's going to be great to get back to college football and build those relationships again," LaPlante said. "I think that this is one of the premier jobs in the nation and it has a great history. As a staff we want to continue to build on that." During his tenure at Rochester, he coached 114 All-Division players, 35 All-Region players and 18 football All-Americans. He was Region XIII Coach of the Year in 2004, 2005 and 2010. In 2007, he received the Rochester Area Sports Commission "Coach of the Year'' award. LaPlante also served as the men's athletic coordinator since 2008 and coordinated intramural athletics at the college. A former All-State player from Chatfield, Minn., LaPlante played center for RCTC in 1997 and 1998, earning all-conference, all-state and all-region honors. Both years, the Yellowjackets were state champions and earned bowl games in New York and Iowa. LaPlante earned his associate's degree from RCTC, bachelor's degree from Winona State University and his master's degree from the University of Minnesota. He is married to the former Christie Bronte and the couple has two children, Carson (7) and Cashton (6). LaPlante replaces Ricky Woods who compiled a 35-13 record (24-6 north division) in five seasons with two north division titles, two runner-up finishes and the school's first bowl win in 20 years.

Coaching Experience 2012: Manvel High School (Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Line) 2011: Alvin High School (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line) 2004-10: Rochester Community and Technical College (Head Coach) 1999-02: Rochester Community and Technical College (Co-Off. Coordinator/OL)

Question & Answer with Brad LaPlante entering the 2013 season Once again we’re preseason ranked. We are unranked in the NJCAA Poll, but come in at No. 21 by JCGridiron.com. “It’s just awesome that we have so many good teams in this league. When you add in the NJCAA and California teams, that’s a pretty good list to be on. It’s a credit to this fine program and its history.” Talk about the spring and battling the weather. “We started on April 1, and the weather was the biggest issue during the spring. To get quality practices, whether they were in the gym or on the grass, was difficult. We only had a handful of actual grass practices to work with.” Talk about the fall. “We are way tougher, more aggressive and got more plays in than we did in spring ball. I think our quarterbacks are coming along and we’re athletic at the receiver and running back positions. We have some guys on the defensive line that are very explosive, while the secondary is very athletic and explosive. Things are looking up and up for the Rangers.” Entering the season, tell me about some guys that may standout. “Quarteback Karsten Miller and running back Damian Baker have showed a lot of leadership, poise and technique. Kendall Carr and Tarow Barney on the defensive line have showed a lot of great extension and good explosiveness, while Chris Fox and Terrell White have looked good in the secondary. White is the most aggressive player we have on defense and is always flying around on every play.”

We signed 37 players on National Signing Day and only have about a dozen players returning. Talk about the youth of this team. “We only had 12 players from last years roster to work with and have a lot of youth. We had a few tryouts and will have to work to get to our final 55-man roster and the additional redshirts that we’re given. As the year progresses, we hope to show the brand of football that we’re going to play. With so many new kids, you may not see that in Week 1, but we’re certainly excited to get started.” How much pressure do you feel coming in to win in your first season? “We’re just coming in here to work and demand a lot from each other as a staff. We want to do things right and we’re going to hold our players accountable. We want them to have a future after Northwest and that’s why we have study tables and grade checks. If you’re doing things right, there’s no way that success can’t happen.” On challenging the fans to come out with five home games this year. “It’s for the kids. When you take the rules in our league with just eight out-ofstaters, a majority of our roster is in-state kids. There’s no reason to not come out and support our Mississippi kids. There are some tough games against some tough opponents, but we’re excited to have five out of those nine in Senatobia. We’re going to have a new defense, new offense and a different look on special teams. ”

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Defensive Coordinator Defensive Line

Wide Receivers

BEAGLE

Mike Beagle enters his first season as Northwest's offensive coordinator and will also be working with the offensive line. A native of Richmond, Va., Beagle brings 29 years of coaching experience with stints at every level of college football. This will mark his fifth stop in the junior college circuit, spending time in Alabama, Mississippi and Kansas. His coaching career began at Richmond as a student coach. Beagle's tutored over 20 professional players in the NFL, CFL and AFL in his career. Beagle spent last season as the associate head coach for offense at Division II Chowan University and boasted one of the CIAA's best offenses. The Hawks led the league in rushing (181.1 ypg) and ranked second in the league in scoring (32.8 ppg) and third in total offense (430.7 ypg). Prior to Chowan, Beagle was the head coach at Highland Community College from 2007-11. He oversaw all aspects of the football program as well as taught classes in the health and physical education department and served on the NJCAA Football Coaches Committee as the president for a term. Prior to his five year stint at HCC, Beagle served as head coach (2002-06) and athletic director at North Dakota State College of Science (2004-06). He took the Wildcats to the Graphic Edge Bowl twice and won on both occasions. Beagle's previous experience in the MACJC dates all the way back to 1992 with stops at Jones Junior College, Gulf Coast and at Southwest Mississippi Community College. He's also had stops at Cumberland College, Troy University, the U.S. Military Academy and the University of Tennessee at Martin. As an undergrad, Beagle attended Ferrum College where he was team captain and a member of the 1977 NJCAA National Championship football team. He finished his career at the University of Richmond, where he was the starting center. He holds a master's degree from Troy University and a bachelor's degree from Richmond. Mike has one daughter, Morgan, who is a high school cheerleader and honor student.

COON

Ricky Coon enters his first season as the Rangers’ defensive coordinator and defensive line coach and has six years of prior experience at the junior college level. Coon spent last season at NCAA Division II Southwest Baptist University as the defensive line coach. Prior to SBU, Coon served three seasons (2009-12) as the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Ellsworth Community College where 18 of his players received all-conference recognition and three were named NJCAA All-Americans. Coon helped the Panthers to the 2009 NJCAA Region XI Championship, two Midwest Football Conference Playoff Championships (2009, 2010) and two NJCAA bowl game appearances. In 2009, Coon’s defensive unit set a school record for the least amount of yards given up in a bowl game. Prior to his three-year stint at Ellsworth CC, Coon worked at Highland Community College where he served as defensive coordinator and head strength and conditioning coordinator from 2007-09. Coon’s defensive units finished in the Top 20 in the NJCAA in each of his two seasons, and the defensive unit put together, statistically, the best two defensive units in school history. Seven defensive players were received all-conference honors during his two years. Coon spent the 2006 season at Division II Northern State University where he was the academic coordinator and defensive line coach. A native of Wichita, Kan., Coon got his start in coaching as the defensive line coach and head strength and conditioning coordinator at his alma mater, Bethel College. Coon was a two-time all-conference defensive lineman at Dodge City Community College and Bethel College. Coon also had the privilege of playing two seasons of professional football in the Arena Football League for the Wichita Stealth(AF2) and the Wichita Aviators (APFL). Coon is married to the former Amanda Sanchez. Together they have four children, Taryn (9), Zane (6), Gunner (5) and Bryson (1).

OAKLEY

A familiar face around the city of Senatobia and the longest tenured coach on staff, Scott Oakley begins his 10th season leading the Rangers’ wide receiver unit. Under his tutelage, a total of nine receivers/tight ends have gone on to collect MACJC All-State honors (six first teamers). Most recently, Division I signees Lance Ray (East Carolina), Myles White (Louisiana Tech) and Jamal Mosley (Ole Miss). He’s also coached a trio of All-Americans in Ray (2011), Michael Lindsey (2009) and two-time selection, John Harris (2002-03). As a unit, the Rangers’ receiving corps has flourished the previous four seasons since his return, hauling in 190 or more passes each year for over 2,000 yards. The 2008 season saw the unit catch 208 passes (fourth in single-season history), while last year’s squad racked up 2,633 yards and 28 touchdowns which both rank seventh in single-season school history. Oakley’s first stint with the Northwest football program came as an assistant from the 2002-05 seasons under legendary coach Bobby Franklin, serving as the running backs and wide receivers coach. He was a student assistant for the Rangers during the 1998-99 seasons while earning his degree. Oakley then transferred to Ole Miss where he was a football manager for three years and head equipment manager during the 2001 season. While at Ole Miss, Oakley earned a bachelor’s degree in secondary education and was part of the Rebel football program that earned bowl berths in both 1999 and 2001. Away from the gridiron, Oakley also recently finished up his eighth season as an assistant coach for the Ranger softball program. During his eight years, the Rangers have compiled an overall record of 253-118-1, including a 125-49 mark against opponents from the MACJC north division. Northwest has also captured two division titles during his stay, while boasting four seasons of 30 or more wins. A native of Senatobia, Oakley graduated from Senatobia High School in 1997 and lettered two years in football and three seasons in baseball. He was a member of the Warrior football team that claimed back-to-back district championships. Oakley’s family has been a part of Ranger sports for many years. His grandfather, the late W.C. “Bill” Oakley, is a member of the Sports Hall of Fame while his twin brother, Shane, enters his ninth season as an assistant on the men’s basketball staff.

WILFRED

MARCUS

TRES

Linebackers

Running Backs

Quarterbacks

THOMAS

Wilfred Thomas enters his first season as linebackers coach. Over a coaching career that spans almost 20 years, Thomas is no stranger to success. Thomas was a part of back-to-back conference football championships at Rochester Community and Technical College and won a conference title with the Carolina Eagles. He also won a state title at West Charlotte High School in track and field. Thomas rejoins his fellow counterpart, Brad LaPlante, after working with him during the 2010 season at RCTC. Thomas coached special teams and the secondary for two seasons, with his unit leading the nation in interceptions in 2011 with 38 during the YellowJackets’ undefeated season. The Sanford, Fla., native most recently coached at King High School in Tampa, Fla., working with quarterbacks for the varsity team and serving as head coach for the junior varsity team during the 2012 season. King’s offense ranked second in the county in scoring in his only season. Thomas began coaching football in 1998 in Chattanooga, Tenn., for the Brainerd Bills Pop Warner team. Since then, he’s had stops at high schools and colleges all around the country including stints in North Carolina, Minnesota, Connecticut and Florida. As the running backs and special teams coach at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn., from 2006-09, Thomas tutored a backfield that ran for over 1,800 yards on the season and had just two fumbles. Other stops for Thomas include Orchard Knob Middle School (1999-2001), West Charlotte High School (2001-03), Barber Scotia College (2003-04), Atlantic College (2005), Brisbane Academy (2006-07) and AFC Rangers High School (2010). He also spent one season with the Carolina Eagles, a semipro team, as quarterbacks coach and special teams coordinator. In 2007, he and the coaching staff led the team to an 11-1 record and a championship year while averaging over 40 points per game. Thomas is a 1979 graduate of Bethune-Cookman College where he earned his bachelors in biology.

WINDHAM

Marcus Windham is in his first year as the running backs coach at Northwest, joining new head coach Brad LaPlante’s staff on March 25, 2013. Windham, 28, comes to Northwest from Colquitt County High School (Ga.) where he spent the 2012 season as the receivers coach on Rush Propst’s staff. The Packers went 10-4 in his only season and lost in the semifinals of the GHSA Playoffs. At season’s end, he coached receivers in the War of the Border Georgia vs. Florida All-Star Game. Prior to Colquitt County, Windham spent the 2008-12 seasons at his alma mater Southwest Baptist University as the pass game coordinator and receivers coach. He was also the Bearcats’ film coordinator, academic liaison and assistant travel coordinator. While at SBU, the Bearcats had one of the most prolific offenses in all of NCAA Division II, ranking in the Top 5 in total offense in 2008, 2009 and 2010. He was heavily involved in offensive game planning, preparation and distribution of the defensive scouting report. As a player, Windham was a wide receiver/punt returner at Itawamba CC (2003-05) and Southwest Baptist University (2005-07). He ended his SBU career with 142 receptions for 1,255 yards and 10 touchdowns and was twice named an AllMIAA selection. Off the field, Windham was a two-year member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) in 2006-07. A native of Macon, Miss., Windham earned a bachelor’s degree in community recreation from SBU in 2009 and is currently working on his master’s in science.

SULLIVAN

Tres Sullivan enters his first season as the Rangers’ quarterbacks coach, having played the position at both the collegiate level and in the Arena Football League. Sullivan coached the 2011 season at NCAA Division III Rhodes College in Memphis, working with cornerbacks and also assisting with special teams and defensive game planning. Prior to Rhodes, Sullivan spent the 2007-09 seasons at the University of California at Davis. His first season was as an administrative assistant for the defensive staff, while his final two seasons were as the receivers coach. The Aggies went 16-18 overall during his stay. Sullivan went to UC Davis following a coaching stop in the AFL and AFL2 from 2001-06. He was the offensive coordinator and Director of Player Personnel for the Kansas City Brigade in 2006 after serving as offensive coordinator for the Nashville Kats the previous season. Sullivan, a quarterback with the Arizona Rattlers of the AFL in 1995, has also been on staffs with the New Orleans VooDoo (2004), Macon Knights (2002-03) and Wichita Stealth (2001). Sullivan played collegiately at both the University of Texas-El Paso and San Francisco State, later serving as a graduate assistant at UTEP for three seasons. He earned his bachelor’s degree in university studies from the University of New Mexico in 1996. Sullivan is married to the former Leslie Rendfrey and the couple have a 4-year-old son, Sully.

MORRIS

DANNY RAY

Defensive Backs Special Teams Coordinator

Head Strength Coach

LOLAR

Morris Lolar enters his first season as the defensive backs coach and special teams coordinator, joining the staff in August 2013. Lolar comes to Senatobia from Wichita, Kan., where he spent the past five seasons with the CPIFL’s Wichita Wild, the last three as the head coach. Lolar led the Wild to a 12-2 record and league championship in 2013 and earned Honorable Mention honors as the CPIFL Coach of the Year. During the fall of 2008-12, Lolar was the defensive secondary coach at Friends University, and prior to that, was the defensive coordinator at Wichita East High School in 2007-08. Lolar spent the 2006 season on the coaching staff at Texas A&M Commerce assigned to the defensive secondary, where he coached four All-Lone Star Conference selections, including an NCAA Division II first team All-American. Upon completion of the 1998 season, Lolar began coaching at his alma mater, Friends University, where he was the secondary coach. Lolar coached three all-conference selections, including a two-time NAIA All-American. Following two years at Friends University, he went on to Wichita Northwest High School, where he coached four all-city defensive players, including the State of Kansas Player of the Year, high school All-American, NFL first round draft pick and current Tennessee Titans defensive end, Kamerion Wimbley. Lolar moved on from Northwest to Wichita North High School, where he served as the defensive coordinator. Lolar’s efforts were instrumental in the biggest win-loss turnaround in Wichita North school history. Lolar lettered his freshman season at Minnesota, playing six games in the secondary. He transferred to Friends University in 1990 and was a three-year starter and two-time All-American. Lolar went on to play professionally, spending time at training camp with the Kansas City Chiefs before signing with the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League (CFL). In three seasons with Edmonton, Lolar recorded 125 tackles and 11 interceptions - three of which were returned for touchdowns. After earning a starting spot on the defense in his first season with Edmonton, Lolar led the Eskimos to a Grey Cup championship. Lolar graduated from Friends University with a bachelor’s in organizational management in 2008 and received his master’s in management in 2010.

COLE

Danny Ray Cole is beginning his 12th season at Northwest and his third as the head strength and conditioning coach for all 12 athletic programs starting in July 2011. Named the Junior College Strength Coach of the Year by Samson’s in the March 2010 issue of American Football Monthly magazine, Cole serves as the football team’s strength coach and also was the defensive line coach his first eight seasons from 2001-08. He also teaches fitness and conditioning classes Monday-Thursday and evening classes on the Senatobia campus. Cole, who is a member of the Mississippi Coaches Association, came to Northwest from South Panola High School where he coached the defensive line and was strength and conditioning coach from 1991 through 2000. During his 10-year stay at South Panola, Cole helped the Tigers reach the Class 5A State Championship game on four occasions and won it in both 1993 and 1999. A 1980 graduate of South Panola, Cole attended Northwest for one year and majored in physical education. After Northwest, he earned his B.S. degree in physical education from the University of Arkansas at Monticello in 1991. Away from the playing field, Cole lifts weights as a hobby, which has earned him a place as one of the “Strongest Men in Mississippi” with the Mississippi High School Coaches Association. Cole competed in the super heavyweight category of 300 pounds and up and can bench press 600 pounds and squat 900 and once qualified for the 1986 Olympic team as a world-class bencher.

LORI

URETSKY Head Athletic Trainer

Lori Uretsky enters her third season as the head athletic trainer, joining the Northwest family from Rutgers University in July 2011. Uretsky spent the 2008-11 seasons with the Scarlet Knights, responsible for the prevention, care, and rehabilitation of the women’s basketball, men’s/women’s track and field and men’s/women’s golf teams. Prior to Rutgers, the Mercerville, N.J., native spent the 2007-08 season as the head athletic trainer for Nevada’s women’s basketball program, as well as assisting with football, softball, women’s volleyball and overseeing several graduate assistants. Uretsky spent several weeks in the summer of 2008 as a volunteer athletic trainer at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. While volunteering with the USOC, she provided medical coverage for the men’s boxing team, the men’s volleyball Junior National Team, the A2 Select Team and the men’s gymnastics team. She also provided care to athletes from the men’s and women’s weightlifting, wrestling, women’s volleyball, Paralympics cycling, judo, modern pentathlon, triathlon, Junior National synchronized swimming and men’s cycling and bobsled teams. A collegiate softball player at Waynesburg College in Waynesburg, Pa., from 1995-98, Uretsky was the conference Freshman of the Year in 1995 and a four-time President’s Athletic Conference All-Conference selection. She attended the US Olympic Softball Team Trials in 1998 and 2002. Uretsky earned a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine and a minor in biology in 1998 from Waynesburg. She completed her master’s degree in health education with a health science concentration from The College of New Jersey in 1999 and also graduated from the Myotherapy Institute of Massage in Salt Lake City in August 2009.

CAMERON

BLOUNT

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR u 4TH YEAR

A new direction for Northwest began in June 2010 with the hiring of Cameron Blount as director of athletics and intramural sports, replacing Donny Castle who retired after 10 seasons. Blount has worked at Northwest since 2002, and his duties include overseeing a 10-sport athletic department in addition to intramural sports and supervising the newly renovated McClendon Center, dance studio and game room. Blount also serves as an adjunct instructor for health classes such as tennis, badminton, golf and fitness and conditioning. In his three years as the director of athletics and intramural sports, Blount has hit the ground running and pushed the major issue of upgrading Northwest’s athletic facilities. Just to name a few advancements, lights have been added to the baseball field, a new basketball gym floor was installed in Howard Coliseum and both locker rooms were completely renovated, and new dugouts were built at the softball complex. Before his employment at Northwest, Blount worked for eight years at the Baddour Center in Senatobia as a resident manager and director of vocational services from 1995 through 2002. A Northwest alumnus, Blount played baseball for the Rangers during the 1987 and 1988 seasons. An all-state, all-district and all-region nod during his stay, Blount played second base and led Northwest to a record of 33-12 during his sophomore year in 1988. The Rangers were Region 23 and MACJC North Division champions that season and runners-up for the state title. Blount finished his baseball career at Arkansas-Little Rock where he was selected All-TAAC Conference in 1990. Blount also earned a bachelor’s degree in health education and a minor in sociology.

Blount lettered four seasons as a member of the baseball team at Independence High School where he graduated in 1986. Blount is married to the former Kenda Davis of Dallas, Texas. They have three sons – Kyle (21), a senior baseball player at Mississippi College and former Ranger, Cayman (15) and Kenzee (13).

1 Derrell Lovelady So. • WR Tunica, Miss.

12 D’Montrise Swinney

So. • WR Itta Bena, Miss.

19 Boone Frederick Fr. • K/P Olive Branch, Miss.

26 Raphael McClain Fr. • DB Starkville, Miss.

34 Ja’Vinte Gilliam Fr. • LB Horn Lake, Miss.

5 Josh Hamilton So. • WR Tupelo, Miss.

13 Alex Jones Fr. • WR Tunica, Miss.

20 Brandon Mack Fr. • DB Oxford, Miss.

27 Patrick Purnell Fr. • RB Winona, Miss.

35 Sharkey Luna Fr. • LB Coldwater, Miss.

8 Kentrell Spencer Fr. • WR Starkville, Miss.

14 Jonathan Barnett Fr. • DB Moss Point, Miss.

21 Keith Reynolds Jr. So. • DB Durant, Miss.

28 Chris Fox Fr. • DB Yazoo City, Miss.

9 Robert Liggins So. • WR Oxford, Miss.

16 Terrell White So. • DB Orlando, Fla.

22 Shuntez Smith So. • WR Southaven, Miss.

10 Karsten Miller Fr. • QB Lexington, N.C.

17 Taylor Rotenberry So. • FB/TE Batesville, Miss.

24 Damian Baker So. • RB Columbus, Miss.

31 Leevan Bonner Fr. • FS

11 Joshua Barry Fr. • DB Oxford, Miss.

18 Kyle Morgan Fr. • QB Southaven, Miss.

25 Marcel Newson Fr. • DB Coldwater, Miss.

LaTroyce Murden Fr. • DB Southaven, Miss.

Wayne County, Miss.

Boston Newsome Fr. • RB New Albany, Miss.

Josh Gaston So. • TE Olive Branch, Miss.

Quinterio Bailey Fr. • LB Water Valley, Miss.

Hunter Lawrence So. • FB Batesville, Miss.

Alec Michael Fr. • LB Oxford, Miss.

50 Kalen Coleman Fr. • LB Oxford, Miss.

51 Josh Rea Fr. • OL Olive Branch, Miss.

53 David Green Fr. • LB Yazoo City, Miss.

55 Justin McCammon Fr. • OL Water Valley, Miss.

Cortez Coleman Fr. • DE Oxford, Miss.

Jordan Hall Fr. • OL Olive Branch, Miss.

Bobby Billingsley Fr. • OL Memphis, Tenn.

Demetrius Farmer Fr. • DT Dover, Ohio

Rolandeis Tolliver Fr. • DT Horn Lake, Miss.

Trent Scott Fr. • OL Southaven, Miss.

Rodrickus Hunt Fr. • DL Batesville, Miss.

T.J. Scales Fr. • OT Potts Camp, Miss.

Nic Thomas Fr. • OL Olive Branch, Miss.

89 Kamian Lucas Fr. • TE Cleveland, Miss.

Samuel Edmondson

Fr. • OL Fairview, Tenn.

DeAndre Wilson Fr. • OL Opelika, Ala.

Matt Bratton Fr. • K/P Olive Branch, Miss.

Deuce Lyons Fr. • DE Olive Branch, Miss.

90 Joseph Phillips So. • DE Childersburg, Ala.

Johnny Russell Fr. • DE Cleveland, Miss.

Austin Howard Fr. • DE New Albany, Miss.

Markevious Garner Fr. • DT Tunica, Miss.

Jamarius Mabry Fr. • WR Jackson, Miss.

95 Tarow Barney So. • DT Bainbridge, Ga.

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99 Kendall Carr So. • DL Batesville, Miss.

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2013 NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI RANGERS Football Staff

Head Coach Brad LaPlante (1st Season) Winona State University, 2001 Offensive Coordinator/OL Mike Beagle (1st Season) Richmond University, 1981 Defensive Coordinator/DL Ricky Coon (1st Season) Bethel College, 2005 Defensive Backs Morris Lolar (1st Season) Friends University, 2008 Wide Receivers Scott Oakley (10th Season) Ole Miss, 2001 Linebackers Wilfred Thomas (1st Season) Bethune-Cookman, 1979 Running Backs Marcus Windham (1st Season) Southwest Baptist, 2009 Quarterbacks Tres Sullivan (1st Season) Univ. of New Mexico, 1996 Head Strength Coach Danny Ray Cole (12th Season) Arkansas-Monticello, 1991 Team Managers Kaalyn Clinton, Deyondre Gaston, Angelica Hopkins, Joshua Kidd, Quinneshia Mays, Greg O’Neal, Alex Owens, Cortel Sandridge, Dominique Williams

Support Staff

Athletic Director Cameron Blount (4th Year) Arkansas-Little Rock, 1992 Sports Information Director Kevin Maloney (4th Year) Mississippi State, 2005 Head Athletic Trainer Lori Uretsky (3rd Year) Waynesburg University, 1998 Athletics Secretary Allison Eoff (6th Year) Delta State, 1993

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Derrell Lovelady Josh Hamilton Kentrell Spencer Robert Liggins Karsten Miller Joshua Barry D’Montrise Swinney Alex Jones Jonathan Barnett Terrell White Taylor Rotenberry Kyle Morgan Boone Frederick Brandon Mack Keith Reynolds, Jr. Shuntez Smith Damian Baker Marcel Newson Raphael McClain Patrick Purnell Chris Fox LaTroyce Murden Leevan Bonner Boston Newsome Ja’Vinte Gilliam Sharkey Luna Josh Gaston Quinterio Bailey Hunter Lawrence Alec Michael Kalen Coleman Josh Rea David Green Justin McCammon Cortez Coleman Jordan Hall Bobby Billingsley Demetrius Farmer Trent Scott Rolandeis Toliver Rodrickus Hunt T.J. Scales Nic Thomas Samuel Edmondson DeAndre Wilson Matt Bratton Deuce Lyons Jamarius Mabry Kamian Lucas Joseph Phillips Johnny Russell Austin Howard Markevious Garner Tarow Barney Kendall Carr

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HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

WR WR WR WR QB DB WR WR DB DB FB QB K/P DB DB WR RB DB DB RB FS DB FS RB LB LB TE LB FB LB LB OL LB OL DE OL OL DT OL DT DL OT OL OL OL K/P DE WR TE DE DE DE DT DT DL

5-6 6-2 5-9 6-3 6-3 6-1 6-2 5-8 5-8 5-11 6-1 5-11 6-1 6-1 6-0 5-10 5-8 5-11 5-9 5-8 5-11 5-9 6-0 5-8 6-1 6-1 6-3 5-6 6-2 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-4 6-5 6-5 6-6 5-10 6-4 6-4 6-3 6-6 6-1 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-0

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So. So. Fr. So. R-Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. R-So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So.

Tunica, Miss. / Rosa Fort HS Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo HS Starkville, Miss. / Starkville HS Oxford, Miss. / Oxford HS Lexington, N.C. / UNC Charlotte Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS Itta Bena, Miss. / Leflore County HS Tunica, Miss. / Lake Cormorant HS Moss Point, Miss. / Moss Point HS Orlando, Fla. / Edgewater HS Batesville, Miss. / Ole Miss Southaven, Miss. / DeSoto Central HS Olive Branch, Miss. / Center Hill HS Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS Durant, Miss. / Durant HS Southaven, Miss. / Northeast Mississippi CC Columbus, Miss. / Columbus HS Coldwater, Miss. / Coldwater HS Starkville, Miss. / Starkville HS Winona, Miss. / Winona HS Yazoo City, Miss. / Yazoo County HS Southaven, Miss. / Southaven HS Wayne County, Miss. / Wayne County HS New Albany, Miss. / New Albany HS Horn Lake, Miss. / Horn Lake HS Coldwater, Miss. / Magnolia Heights Olive Branch, Miss. / Olive Branch HS Water Valley, Miss. / Water Valley HS Batesville, Miss. / South Panola HS Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS Olive Branch, Miss. / Lewisburg HS Yazoo City, Miss. / Yazoo City HS Water Valley, Miss. / Water Valley HS Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS Olive Branch, Miss. / Olive Branch HS Memphis, Tenn. / Memphis East HS Dover, Ohio / Dover HS Southaven, Miss. / Southaven HS Horn Lake, Miss. / Horn Lake HS Batesville, Miss. / South Panola HS Potts Camp, Miss. / Potts Camp HS Olive Branch, Miss. / DeSoto Central HS Fairview, Tenn. / Fairview HS Opelika, Ala. / Opelika HS Olive Branch, Miss. / Lewisburg HS Olive Branch, Miss. / Center Hill HS Jackson, Miss. / Forest Hill HS Cleveland, Miss. / Cleveland Eastside HS Childersburg, Ala. / Southwest Mississippi CC Cleveland, Miss. / Cleveland Eastside HS New Albany, Miss. / New Albany HS Tunica, Miss. / Rosa Fort HS Bainbridge, Ga. / Bainbridge HS Batesville, Miss. / South Panola HS

2013 NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI TIGERS NO

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Jeremy Liggins Martice Buckley Antwan Wilson Jaquille White Marcus Robinson Jerrard Randall LaVontis Smith Demarrion Haynes Gregdrecus Leland Brady Allen Raymond Gee Ricky Parks Khalil Stinson A.J. Jackson Dequinten Spraggins Je’Tavious Turner Johnny Smith Rashad Turner Jonathan Bobo Miguel Graham Shaquille Bush Elisha Wilson Jamel Dennis Matthew Belue Mitchell Cunningham Marquis Allen Tez Lane Corbin White Nick Johnson Chris Cooper Hunter Bull Daniel Ross Antonio Ryland Martavis Ford Romia Wilson Lakendrick Preston Martize Mitchell Damien Rayford Jabari Edwards Michael Davis Kortilous Ellis Jeremiah Dent Justin Barksdale Sean Rogers Robbie Gale Ross Smith Chandler Dexter Ralph Green Dequan Ivery Anthony Peters Parrish Huddleston Justin Coleman Razean Prather Nhigel Phillips Lemetrius Hollins

POS

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

DL DB DB DB LB QB WR WR DB QB WR TE WR TE DB LB DB WR DB DB WR DB LB TE RB DB RB RB LB K TE DL LB LB OL OL OL OL LB OL OL DL OL OL OL OL TE WR DL DL DL DL DL DL DL

6-4 5-8 6-0 6-2 6-4 6-1 5-10 5-8 5-8 5-10 6-3 6-4 6-1 6-6 6-1 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-3 6-1 6-10 6-0 5-11 6-0 5-8 5-8 5-11 5-11 5-11 5-10 6-4 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-6 6-0 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-2 6-1 6-5 6-6 6-5 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-0

295 170 180 190 230 188 170 177 175 180 195 265 205 265 185 175 180 185 195 190 180 180 220 260 220 190 160 220 180 190 235 310 255 215 305 285 280 315 255 305 270 310 285 275 310 305 250 195 305 235 295 255 240 330 290

Fr. So. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr.

Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette County Charleston, Miss. / Lake Cormorant Charleston, Miss. / Charleston West Point, Miss. / West Point Memphis, Tenn. / Memphis East Miami Gardens, Fla. / Chaminade-Madonna Maben, Miss. / West Oktibbeha Rosedale, Miss. / West Bolivar Batesville, Miss. / South Panola Corinth, Miss. / Corinth Renova, Miss. / Cleveland Hogansville, Ga. / Callaway College Park, Ga. / Westlake Riverdale, Ga. / Lovejoy West Point, Miss. / West Point Batesville, Miss. / South Panola Starkville, Miss. / Starkville Bruce, Miss. / Bruce Bruce, Miss. / Bruce Maben, Miss. / East Webster Bruce, Miss. / Bruce D’Iberville, Miss. / D’Iberville Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette County Red Bay, Ala. / Tishomingo Ecru, Miss. / North Pontotoc Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo West Point, Miss. / West Point Nettleton, Miss. / Nettleton Olive Branch, Miss. / Olive Branch Madison, Miss. / Madison Central Southaven, Miss. / Southaven Louisville, Ky. / Jeffersontown Brooksville, Miss. / Noxubee County Okolona, Miss. / Okolona West Point, Miss. / West Point Gulfport, Miss. / West Harrison Macon, Miss. / Noxubee County Batesville, Miss. / South Panola Columbus, Miss. / Columbus Kilmichael, Miss. / Montgomery County Charleston, Miss. / Charleston Columbus, Miss. / Tupelo Courtland, Miss. / South Panola Batesville, Miss. / South Panola Hernando, Miss. / Hernando Booneville, Miss. / Booneville Iuka, Miss. / Tishomingo County Ripley, Miss. / Ripley Miami, Fla. / Columbia Pontotoc, Miss. / Pontotoc Dorsey, Miss. / Baldwyn Renova, Miss. / Cleveland Ripley, Miss. / Ripley Griffin, Ga. / Griffin Madison, Miss. / Madison Central

Football Staff

Head Coach Ricky Smither (6th Season) Delta State University Offensive Line Mike Markuson (1st Season) Hamline Univeristy, 1983 Defensive Coordinator Travis Macon (6th Season) University of Mississippi Defensive Line Greg Davis (2nd Season) Texas Christian University, 1998 Defensive Backs Jonathan Webster (2nd Season) Arkansas Tech University Wide Receivers Dustin Jones (1st Season) Liberty University Team Managers Tyler Mills, Austin Emerson, Janard Williams, Will Burns, Cody Friga, Devin Sowell

Support Staff

Athletic Director David Robbins (1st Year) Millsaps College, 1987 Sports Information Director Blake Long (1st Year) University of Mississippi Head Athletic Trainer Hope Barnes (2nd Year) Southern Mississippi, 2012 Student Trainers Audrianna Green, Jamal Gray, Diamond Abney-Reeder, Rico Coggins Head Equipment Manager Matt Werner (1st Year) Northeast Mississippi CC

2013 Northwest Team Statistics

2013 Northwest Individual Statistics (as of Sept. 12)

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES Red Zone Percentage RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS Red Zone TD Percentage PAT-ATTEMPTS PAT Percentage ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game

RUSHING Damian Baker Boston Newsome Patrick Purnell Karsten Miller Derrell Lovelady Kentrell Spencer Kyle Morgan TEAM Total Opponents

GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 3 56 422 44 378 6.8 4 83 126.0 3 14 29 8 21 1.5 0 6 7.0 1 3 20 0 20 6.7 0 9 20.0 3 10 27 18 9 0.9 0 11 3.0 3 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.7 3 3 3 10 -7 -2.3 0 3 -2.3 3 4 2 20 -18 -4.5 0 2 -6.0 3 2 0 22 -22 -11.0 0 0 -7.3 3 93 505 122 383 4.1 4 83 127.7 3 109 506 70 436 4.0 4 47 145.3

PASSING Karsten Miller Kyle Morgan Total Opponents

GP 3 3 3 3

NWCC OPP 77 90 25.7 30.0 53 46 18 26 26 17 9 3 383 436 505 506 122 70 93 109 4.1 4.0 127.7 145.3 4 4 614 388 51-91-5 34-68-4 6.7 5.7 12.0 11.4 204.7 129.3 4 6 997 824 184 177 5.4 4.7 332.3 274.7 17-396 11-208 23.3 18.9 1-13 7-31 13.0 4.4 4-104 5-180 26.0 36.0 7-4 6-2 22-158 20-196 52.7 65.3 12-413 11-449 34.4 40.8 31.8 37.8 32:30 27:30 17/42 13/36 40% 36% 2/6 4/7 33% 57% 5-27 6-27 10 13 2-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 6-9 7-11 67% 64% 4-9 6-11 44% 55% 9-10 9-11 90% 82% 1855 515 2/928 1/515

Effic Cmp-Att-Int 127.08 38-61-3 94.20 13-30-2 116.24 51-91-5 115.28 34-68-4

RECEIVING GP D’Montrise Swinney 3 Kentrell Spencer 3 Damian Baker 3 Josh Hamilton 3 Robert Liggins 3 Jamarius Mabry 3 Josh Gaston 3 Derrell Lovelady 3 Boston Newsome 3 Kamian Lucas 3 Total 3 Opponents 3

No 22 7 6 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 51 34

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Karsten Miller 3 71 Damian Baker 3 56 Kyle Morgan 3 34 Boston Newsome 3 14 Patrick Purnell 1 3 Derrell Lovelady 3 1 Kentrell Spencer 3 3 TEAM 3 2 Total 3 184 Opponents 3 177

Yds 275 59 60 60 58 58 16 13 12 3 614 388

Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 62.3 424 3 35 141.3 43.3 190 1 37 63.3 56.0 614 4 37 204.7 50.0 388 6 48 129.3 Avg 12.5 8.4 10.0 15.0 19.3 19.3 8.0 6.5 12.0 3.0 12.0 11.4

Rush Pass Total Avg/G 9 424 433 144.3 378 0 378 126.0 -18 190 172 57.3 21 0 21 7.0 20 0 20 20.0 2 0 2 0.7 -7 0 -7 -2.3 -22 0 -22 -7.3 383 614 997 332.3 436 388 824 274.7

2013 Scoring by Quarters BY QUARTERS Northwest Opponents

1st 23 21

2nd 20 30

3rd 7 33

4th 27 6

Total 77 90

Wide Receiver D’Montrise Swinney

TD Long Avg/G 4 30 91.7 0 25 19.7 0 19 20.0 0 35 20.0 0 37 19.3 0 36 19.3 0 11 5.3 0 11 4.3 0 12 4.0 0 3 1.0 4 37 204.7 6 48 129.3

2013 Northwest Defensive Statistics (as of Sept. 12) TACKLES SACKS PASS DEFENSE FUMBLES Blocked DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kicks Saf 16 Terrell White 3 11 11 22 . . 1-25 . . 1-0 . . . 45 Alec Michael 3 6 14 20 0.5-1 . . . 1 . . . . 28 Chris Fox 3 6 12 18 . . . . . . . . . 90 Joseph Phillips 3 5 9 14 0.5-1 0.5-1 . . 2 1-0 . 1 . 50 Kalen Coleman 3 2 12 14 . . . . . . . . . 59 Demetrius Farmer 3 2 12 14 1.5-2 1.5-2 . 1 2 . . . . 11 Joshua Barry 3 4 9 13 2.5-9 0.5-1 2-36 . . . 1 . . 95 Tarow Barney 3 4 8 12 4.0-7 0.5-1 . . 2 . . . . 21 Keith Reynolds Jr. 3 6 4 10 2.0-27 . . 2 . . . . . 26 Raphael McClain 3 6 4 10 . . . . . . . . . 25 Marcel Newson 3 4 5 9 . . 1-43 . . . . . . 20 Brandon Mack 3 6 2 8 . . . 5 . . . . . 93 Austin Howard 3 4 3 7 1.0-10 1.0-10 . . . . 1 . . 56 Cortez Coleman 3 3 4 7 . . . . . . . . . 53 David Green 3 6 . 6 1.0-1 . . . . . . . . 34 Ja’Vinte Gilliam 2 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . . 1 Derrell Lovelady 3 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . 99 Kendall Carr 2 1 3 4 0.5-1 . . . . . . . . 35 Sharkey Luna 3 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . . 89 Kamian Lucas 3 1 1 2 1.0-12 . . . . . . . . 42 Quinterio Bailey 3 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 5 Josh Hamilton 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 94 Markevious Garner 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 80 Matt Bratton 3 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 9 Robert Liggins 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 31 Leevan Bonner 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 22 Shuntez Smith 3 1 . 1 1.0-17 . . . . . . . . 91 Johnny Russell 2 . 1 1 0.5-0 . . . . . . . . TEAM 3 1 . 1 1.0-12 1.0-12 . . . . 1 . 1 Total 3 87 124 211 17-100 5-27 4-104 8 7 2-0 3 1 1 Opponents 3 95 108 203 30.0-98 6-27 5-180 8 6 4-30 3 . . SCORING D’Montrise Swinney Damian Baker Boone Frederick Marcel Newson TEAM Matt Bratton Total Opponents FIELD GOALS Matt Bratton Boone Frederick

TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 0 2-2 8-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 14 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 0 0-1 1-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 10 2-3 9-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 77 13 1-3 9-11 0-1 0 0-1 0 0 90

FGM-FGA 0-1 2-2

Pct 0.0 100.0

01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0

Lg 0 36

PUNTING Matt Bratton Total Opponents

No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 12 413 34.4 49 0 0 2 0 12 413 34.4 49 0 0 2 0 11 449 40.8 51 1 2 2 0

KICKOFFS Boone Frederick Matt Bratton Total Opponents

No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn 12 546 45.5 0 1 . . . 3 169 56.3 0 1 . . . 15 715 47.7 0 2 208 33.8 31 18 1069 59.4 1 0 396 36.0 29

Blk 0 0

Defensive Lineman Austin Howard

NJCAA First Team

All-Americans

Keith Drayton 1994

Emarlos Leroy 1996

Connie Moore 1997

Les Binkley 1998

Johnathan Shaw 1999

Jamaal Jackson 2002

Chris Herring 2003

John Harris 2003

DeVon Hicks 2006

R.J. Brisbon 2006

Michael Lindsey 2009

Donald Hawkins 2011

**Northwest has a combined 27 NJCAA First Team All-Americans (not all pictured)

1957: 1958: 1959: 1960: 1962: 1979: 1982: 1983: 1985: 1986: 1987: 1988: 1989: 1990: 1991: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: 1997: 1998:

Edwin Thomas; Danny Cranford David Vaughn, C; Bobby Houge, QB Bobby Hogue (honorable mention); David Vaughn (honorable mention) Bryce McCullough; Tommy Poff R.L. Lance (Williamson AA); Billy Gold (Williamson AA) Donnell Townsend, NJCAA (honorable mention); Jimmy Franklin, NJCAA (second team) Eric Schwartz, OG, NJCAA (first team); Terry Lawrence, RB, NJCAA (first team); Bobby Gaston, NJCAA (second team); Henry Williams, RS (first team) John Armstrong, CB, NJCAA (first team) Gerald Perry, OG, NJCAA (first team); Houston Agnew, NJCAA (honorable mention); Jimmy Neal, NJCAA (second team) Leatrice Pickett, RB, NJCAA (second team); James Holloman, NJCAA (honorable mention) Cortez Kennedy, DT, NJCAA (first team); Ricky Blake, RB, NJCAA (first team) Mike McClenton, LB, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (first team); Wesley Carroll, WR, NJCAA (hon. mention); JoJo Wright, DB, J.C. Gridwire (scholar athlete); Eddie Blake, OL, J.C. Gridwire (first team) Mike McClenton, LB, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (first team); Vince Powell, RB, NJCAA (first team); Eddie Blake, OL, J.C. Gridwire (first team) Kelvin Simmons, QB, NJCAA (honorable mention); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Ray Barksdale, RB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Andre Thompson, DT, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Damon Primus, DT, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (first team); Alonzo Horner, LB, NJCAA (first team); Russell Evans, QB, NJCAA (second team); Lonny Calicchio, P/K, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Russell Evans, QB, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (first team); Bill McCollins, LB, NJCAA (first team); Lonny Calicchio, P/K, NJCAA (first team); Jeff Miller, OL, NJCAA (second team); Eric Smith, WR, NJCAA (second team); Bryant Mix, DT, NJCAA (honorable mention); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Lavelle Danzy, RB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Phillip Benton, LB, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (first team); Fred Thomas, DB, NJCAA (second team); Keith Drayton, DT, NJCAA (honorable mention); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Keith Drayton, DT, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (first team); Andre Rone, WR, NJCAA (second team); John Avery, RB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Cletidus Hunt, DT, NJCAA (second team); Andre Rone, WR, NJCAA (honorable mention) Emarlos Leroy, DT, NJCAA (first team); Shane Hargett, P, NJCAA (second team); Deon Porter, DB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Connie Moore, WR, NJCAA (first team); Kevin Jones, RB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Les Binkley, PK, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (hon. mention); Dee Miller, DB, NJCAA (second team), J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Kevin Jones, RB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Andre Heard, WR, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Colston Weatherington, DE, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention)

1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: 2006: 2007: 2008: 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012:

Johnathan Shaw, SS, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Michael Allen, OL, NJCAA (second team); J.C. Gridwire (second team); Jason Johnson, QB, NJCAA (honorable mention); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Jason Jones, LB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Omar Rayford, WR, NJCAA (hon. mention); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Shae Orrell, PK, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Anton Paige, WR, J.C. Gridwire (first team); NJCAA (honorable mention); Will Hall, QB, J.C. Gridwire (second team); NJCAA (honorable mention); Johnathan Shaw, SS, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Andrew Oetzel, OT, NJCAA (honorable mention); Shae Orrell, PK, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Durell Robinson, WR, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Colby Simmons, LB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Jamaal Jackson, CB, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Isaac Harris, OT, J.C. Gridwire (first team); NJCAA (honorable mention); John Harris, WR, NJCAA (second team); J.C. Gridwire (third team); Bobby Robison, QB, NJCAA (honorable mention); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) John Harris, WR, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (hon. (mention); Chris Herring, DT, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (second team); Terrell Howard, OT, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Terrence Smith, LB, J.C. Gridwire (first team) Eldra Buckley, RB, NJCAA (second team); J.C. Gridwire (second team); Marcus Conner, CB, NJCAA (second team); J.C. Gridwire honorable mention; Jess McDonald, OG, NJCAA (second team); J.C. Gridwire (second team) Billy Bishop, PK, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Rodney Brisbon, OT, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (second team); DeVon Hicks, DE, NJCAA (first team); J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention); Marcus Johnson, LB, NJCAA (second team) Patrick Trahan, LB, NJCAA (second team); J.C. Gridwire (second team); Daniel Thomas, QB/RB, J.C. Gridwire (honorable mention) Chris Strong, DT, NJCAA (honorable mention) Michael Lindsey, WR, NJCAA (first team) Sam Small, LB, NJCAA (second team); Kevin Buford, K/P, NJCAA (honorable mention) Donald Hawkins, LT, NJCAA (first team); Lance Ray, KR, NJCAA (honorable mention); David Conner, LB, NJCAA (honorable mention) Austin Douglas, C, NJCAA (second team)

NJCAA Academic

All-Americans

Brent Smith 2001

Justin Brewer 2002

Hayden Sullivant 2003

Denny Hansen 2009

NJCAA Football Hall of Fame

Cortez Kennedy 1996 Inductee

Gerald Perry 1997 Inductee

Mike McClenton 2000 Inductee

Bobby Franklin 2005 Inductee

Henry Williams 1997 Inductee

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cortez kennedy 2012 PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

The road to the NFL runs through

ALL-TIME

NFL PLAYERS John Armstrong, CB John Avery, RB Jeff Blackshear, OT Willie Blade, DT Eddie Blake, DT Ricky Blake, RB Eldra Buckley, RB Len Burton, OG Lonny Calicchio, K Wesley Carroll, WR Kory Chapman, RB Dan Footman, DT Roy Hart, DT Chris Herring, DT DeVon Hicks, DE Bill Houston, WR Cletidus Hunt, DT Cortez Kennedy, DT Emarlos Leroy, DT

Jeff Miller, OT Bryant Mix, DT Ronnie Monaco, LB Alton Montgomery, SS Gerald Perry, OT Roell Preston, RS Andre Rone, WR Ron Shegog, S Eric Smith, WR Curtis Steele, RB Daniel Thomas, RB Fred Thomas, DB Tom Thompson, RB Patrick Trahan, LB Colston Weatherington, DE Leonard Wheeler, FS Henry Williams, RS Mitch Young, DT

• 20 All-Time NFL Draft Picks • 5 Current Professional Players • 1 NFL Hall of Famer • 1 CFL Hall of Famer

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2013-14 Northwest Color Guard

Aime Anderson, Advisor

Pictured front row (L to R): Tori Summers, Anastasija Markic, Mallory Pounds, Tammy Davis Middle Row: Kayce Young, Audrey Jones, Sammie Talbert, Shelby Smith, T.J., Meghan Browning Back row: Haleigh Ferguson, Ashley Simon, Rachel Jackson, Ashlee Walker, Ashley Weaver.

2013-14 Rangerettes

Front Row: Carolin Ouch, Brittany Burns, Captain Elainna Ferrell, Fenisha Chatmon, Allie Mahoney Second Row: Straunjeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Jackson, Alicia Lemons, Savannah Mask, Shanda Cunningham, Candace Hubbert, Briana Patton Back Row: Shay Dudley, Samantha Staggs, Heather Pate, Ashley Hunt, Madison Pickett

John Mixon

Jeff Triplett

John Ungurait

2013-14

Ranger Band Directors

2013-14 Northwest Cheerleaders Pictured front row (L to R): Chance Simmons, Megan Wootten, Kayla Witt, Madison Morgan, Shelbi Dunlap, Courtney Mitchell, Georgia Dulin, Lee Williams. Middle Row: Gerald Johnson, Breanna Bess, Amanda Rayburn, Katelyn McCluskey, KK Williams, John Cotton. Back Row: Greg Traylor, Lauren Carson, Lindsay Abston, Kayla Lunamand, Celeste Romanoli, Brandon Casey.

2013-14 Team Captains

Coaches & Sponsor

Lauren Carson and Shelbi Dunlap.

Nolan Shackleford, Liesl Davenport and Trey Griffin.

Do you have spirit? The Ranger Cheerleaders are high-energy, have loads of personality and love to cheer. The co-ed squad supports the collegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletic teams while boosting fan support and having fun. They represent Northwest at football and basketball games and travel to bowl games and tournaments around the nation. Although they are non-competitive, certain requirements must be met at tryouts held each spring.

For more information contact: Liesl D. Davenport, Cheer Sponsor Work: (662) 562-3899 E-mail: ldavenport@northwestms.edu

Members must be proficient in stunting, motions, toe touches and cheering, maintain a certain fitness level and receive a positive recommendation from their most recent cheer sponsor.

BOBBY FRANKLIN FIELD

uRanger Stadium at Bobby Franklin Field is the home of Northwest Ranger football. This beautifully landscaped, lighted facility features home/visitor concession stands, seating for approximately 3,000 spectators and newly-constructed restroom facilities. In 2005, the field at Ranger Stadium was named for longtime head coach Bobby Franklin who retired at the end of the 2004 season.

BOBBY FRANKLIN FIELD

TOP ATTENDANCE GAMES

Yearly Attendance Year Record Pct. Total 2005 0-4 .000 3,100 2006 3-2 .600 2,900 2007 3-1 .750 3,300 2008 3-1 .750 3,000 2009 2-3 .400 4,200 2010 5-1 .833 8,222 2011 2-2 .500 8,558 2012 4-0 1.000 7,625 2013 0-2 .000 1,855 Totals 22-16 .579 42,760

Avg. 775 580 825 750 840 1,370 2,140 1,906 928 1,125

Top 10 Bobby Franklin Field Crowds 1. 9/29/11 #15 Northeast L, 28-34 2. 9/27/12 #20 Itawamba W, 49-7 3. 9/15/11 #8 East Mississippi L, 42-45 4. 9/13/12 Coahoma W, 44-6 5. 9/1/11 #8 Pearl River W, 56-55 6. 10/16/10 Mississippi Delta W, 33-3 7. 9/23/10 Coahoma W, 37-7 8. 10/22/11 Holmes W, 66-41 9. 11/6/10 #12 Gulf Coast L, 24-52 10. 9/9/10 East Central W, 41-26

2,772 2,669 2,219 2,102 2,101 1,733 1,489 1,466 1,452 1,339

McLENDON CENTER

uThe McLendon Center, which houses the student union and was reopened this fall, has two recreational gyms and separate weight rooms for student-athletes and faculty/staff/students. The athletic weight room has four multi-stations with four double-sided platforms, a leg press, three treadmills, three elliptical machines, a jammer and a dumbell rack ranging from 5 to 95 pounds.

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2013

MACJC

MASTER

SCHEDULE

MISSISSIPPI DELTA TROJANS

COAHOMA TIGERS

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MISS. GULF COAST BULLDOGS

COPIAH-LINCOLN WOLVES

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NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI TIGERS

EAST CENTRAL WARRIORS

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EAST MISSISSIPPI LIONS

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HINDS EAGLES

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HOLMES BULLDOGS

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nlCOPIAH-LINCOLN, EAST CENTRAL, Hinds, Jones County, Mississippi Gulf Coast, Pearl River, and Southwest Mississippi comprise the MACJC South Division, while Coa-homa, East Mississippi, Holmes, Itawamba, Mississippi Delta, Northeast Mississippi, and Northwest Mississippi comprise the North Division. The first round of the state playoffs (North No. 1 vs. South No. 2, South No. 1 vs. North No. 2) are set for Saturday, Nov. 2, with the first-round winners playing for the state championship Saturday, Nov. 9. The 2013 MACJC state champion earns hosting rights to the fifth-annual Mississippi Bowl scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 8, in Indian Stadium at Biloxi High School in Biloxi. (  ) DENOTES NORTH, SOUTH DIVISION GAMES

ITAWAMBA INDIANS

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JONES COUNTY BOBCATS

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NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI RANGERS

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PEARL RIVER WILDCATS

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SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI BEARS

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