The Complete History of Bettendorf Football: 1951-Present by John Elkin

The Complete History of Bettendorf Football: 1951 - Present

An official production of

www.bettendorffootball.com

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2013 Version / 5th Edition Overview First things first: simply put, this is anyone who ever has been a fan of Bettendorf Football. Certainly, it’s for all the coaches and players—past and present—who have shaped a dynasty with their commitment, discipline, and hard work. Finally, it’s for the players of tomorrow who simply need to do one thing: “Uphold the tradition.” This project—what I call “The Book”—initially began in July of 2007 and after pestering Coach Habenicht to write a Special Introduction—which he did on November 22, 2007—continued for the next year and a half. Finally, just before January 1st, 2009, the 1st Edition was finally completed. Two editions later, I asked Coach Scott to write his take on the 32-years he spent coaching BETT football and that is now included in the ebook. With the passing of Coach Habenicht last May, this book—to me—means even more because having his introduction was one major reason I wanted to archive the history of BETT football—before it became lost in the sands of time. On that note, I asked Mrs. Evelyn Habenicht to write what I called “A Shared Experience” narrative of her time in the program—because let’s face it, we all know that behind every great man is a better woman and if you played even just one down in a Bulldog uniform, you know she was a huge part of the Black and Gold experience. So, what exactly is this eBook? Well, in short, pretty much all of the information and data from the website has been transferred into book form to preserve all the research and work that’s been done. Basically, if an EMP explodes or the site goes offline (for whatever reason), history has been preserved ala paper as opposed to digitally. To be honest, over 10 years ago when I started the website, my life was much less… hectic. Now, with a full-time career as a high school principal, not to mention the fact that I have two sons (at present time, one nearly 1 and the other 3 years old, respectively), well… updating the website on a regular basis isn’t as easy as it sounds. Honestly, in the future, there’s a good chance that this eBook will be the only thing on the website—but for now, have no worries. Since the publication of that 1st Edition, more information has been updated. So, does that mean this 5th Edition is perfect? Of course not—but every attempt possible was made to make it as error-free as possible. Of course, as the saying goes, “One tends to lose the trees in the forest!” so it’ll be no surprise that there are probably still little errors here and there; point them out and they’ll be fixed for the next edition. More importantly—and although you’ll hear me say this again—please note that any omission—be it an award, honor, statistic, or historical fact—is purely unintentional and only results from a lack of knowledge. Again, simply point out the mistake or oversight and it will be fixed… this 5th Edition is over 300 pages and will expand every year because every new season and its subsequent completion will result in more additions—hopefully, more championships, All-State players, and so forth! Yes, essentially, it has no end. Furthermore, it’s not absolute and for sections such as “Notable Bulldogs”—well, there are countless and to the intent is add more people, to name just a few, such as Dave Hodam, Kevin Freking, and Sherm. So much work and so little time! Enjoy!

John W. Elkin Author

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACES In Memory........................................................................... 1 About this eBook ................................................................ 2 This Is Why ......................................................................... 3-4 A Special Introduction by Merv Habenicht ......................... 5 A Distinct Retrospective by Randy Scott ............................. 6 A Shared Experience by Evelyn Habenicht .......................... 7-11 BETT Trivia: Did you know? ................................................ 12-13 THE PEOPLE Head Coaches ...................................................................... 14-17 Assistant Coaches ................................................................ 18-19 Athletic Trainers ................................................................... 20-22 THE PLACES Armstrong Stadium .............................................................. 23 TouVelle Stadium ................................................................. 24 Coach Merv Habenicht Field ................................................ 25 Athletic Training Room ........................................................ 26

The original front cover was created by Rod Speidel and features a memorable photo by Jerry Smith of 2007 Bettendorf players celebrating their 21-16 victory over Ankeny in the Class 4A championship game. The win over Ankeny earned Bettendorf its seventh state title along with the 1981, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, and 2004 squads. As well, Bettendorf was also named the 1960 “Mythical Iowa State Champs” by the U.P.I. while also being the state runners up in 1980, 2000, and 2001, and 2011.

THE WINNING STREAKS The First Streak: 1958-60 ................................................. The Second Streak: 1987-89 ............................................. The Third Streak: 1991-93 ................................................ The Fourth Streak: 2007-08 .............................................. Scores of Winning Streaks .................................................

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CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS Illowa Conference .............................................................. Little 6 Conference ............................................................. Mississippi Valley Conference ............................................ Mississippi Eight Conference ............................................. Mississippi Athletic Conference ......................................... Conference Records: Mississippi Eight/Athletic..................

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AWARDS, RECORDS, RANKINGS, OVERTIME GAMES, STAT LEADERS Coaching and Player Awards .............................................. 45-47 Individual & Team Records.................................................. 48-50 All-time Series and National Rankings ................................ 51-54 Overtime Games ................................................................ 55 Statistical leaders ............................................................... 56-58 THE SEASONS 1951-present ....................................................................... 69-243

Online since December of 2002, www.bettendorffootball.com has had more than 177,900 visitors from over 107 different countries. The site is non-profit and is intended to serve all Bulldog football players, coaches, trainers, and managers who have worn the Black and Gold. Its purpose is to also serve the countless fans, alumni, and patrons who have supported Bettendorf football. This eBook is an official production of www.bettendorffootball.com and is solely intended to be distributed as a **FREE** publication. Furthermore, this eBook is to be used as a historical reference while also preserving the archival records of Bettendorf Football. For questions and concerns or to add information, etc., contact:

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THE PLAYERS All-Time Roster .................................................................... 244-254 Most Valuable Players ......................................................... 255-258 1st Team All-State ............................................................... 260-264 2nd Team All-State .............................................................. 265-267 3rd Team All-State .............................................................. 268 4th-7th Team All-State ......................................................... 269 Special Mention All-State .................................................... 270 Honorable Mention All-State ............................................... 271-272 Academic All-State ............................................................... 273-274 Twice-name All-State ........................................................... 275 Shrine Bowl participants ...................................................... 276-279 All-Americans ...................................................................... 280-282 Collegiate .............................................................................. 283-288 Professional ......................................................................... 289 Minor League ....................................................................... 290 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Merrit Parsons ..................................................................... 292 Mervin Habenicht ................................................................ 292-293 Howard “Hap” Peterson ....................................................... 293-294 Greg Brown .......................................................................... 294-295 Tavian Banks ......................................................................... 295-296 Randy Scott ........................................................................... 297 NOTABLE BULLDOGS John Lavelle .......................................................................... 298-299 Tom Freeman ....................................................................... 299-301 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Credits ................................................................................. 301 About the author ............................................................... 302-304

February 13, 1935 – May 16, 2012

“We all die. The goal isn’t to live forever. The goal is to create something that will.” Chuck Palahniuk

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This eBook, The Complete History of Bettendorf Football, is dedicated to the 5,000 or student-athletes, trainers, managers, and coaches who have been part of the Bettendorf Bulldog football team since 1951. It is also for the fans, alumni, and patrons of Bettendorf High School who have supported the Bulldogs throughout their history. Finally, it is for anyone who has bled Black & Gold. Obviously, The Complete History of Bettendorf Football really isn’t “complete” until all the information is submitted and up-todate—and it will only be so for one season. Nevertheless, a more appropriate title couldn’t be envisioned and regardless of its title, please keep in mind that both the website and this eBook are “works-in-progress.” Most notably, there are missing team photos as well as pictures of those individuals who have earned All-State or team M.V.P honors and those who have played in the Iowa Shrine Bowl All-Star game. Additionally, there are also countless Bulldogs who extended their careers into college but who currently aren’t yet credited with that distinction. In all, although the website and consequently this eBook are both detailed, much vital information and/or photos are still missing. On that same note, please note that any error or misprint—about a particular season, team, or individual—is purely unintentional and only exists due to the lack of knowledge; when informed correctly, these inaccuracies are fixed as soon as possible. To be honest, one person—who is limited by time and location—cannot realistically archive “everything” and much credit and kudos needs to go out those individuals who have already submitted photos and information. As well, thanks to the many people (who are named in the CREDIT section at the end) who have assisted in what has become an enjoyable hobby. As always, if you—the reader—can assist with the gaps, please do so! The scope of these projects are only limited by time and space; currently the website has only used about 20% of its total capacity, so as detailed and expansive as it now—along with its ever-growing video archive—it can hold much more information. Hopefully, someday, the site will be 100% complete and thus so will this eBook. Nonetheless, on that same note, The Complete History of Bettendorf Football will obviously only be “complete” until a new season begins. As a result, at least once a year, this eBook will be updated with a newer version. Feel free to print this eBook or distribute it however you wish to as many people as you’d like; the bottom line is that it’s **FREE** and has been created so that a “hard copy” of the complete history of Bettendorf Football exits as someday the site may not. The main objective here—as it’s always been— is to preserve and archive the history of Bettendorf Football. It is my sincere hope that as many people who are able to can and will assist in contributing to the site (and consequently this eBook). As always: “Go Dawgs!”

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Since the birth of WWW.BETTENDORFFOOTBALL.COM in December of 2002 and the subsequent development and expansion of the website, countless people have emailed me to not only thank me for creating such a detailed and informational archival center, but also to ask me the simple question of, “Why?... why did you do this?” The first answer is of course the most obvious: “Why not?” Why not create a center for all things that are Bettendorf Football? Why not create a gathering place where all of the historical, archival—and sometimes, mythological—information can be stored for access for anyone... anywhere... anytime? Certainly, the Internet is a wonderful thing and surely most will agree that Bettendorf High School has a unique, rich tradition when it comes to the sport of football. To me, not preserving that history would be... well, almost criminal! A second answer I give is: “Right now, I have the time—or at least had it when I initially created the site.” Sure, I have a career, a family, and other interests that take up the majority of my time, but in 2001 when I began doing the preliminary research for the website, I definitely had more time then as I do now. Fortunately—because I consider the site about 90% finished—most of the “hard” stuff has been accomplished. Sure, there are still missing team and individual photos as well as general team information, but most of the time-consuming stuff is already done. On the other hand—because over the years I have gotten better at web design and programming—in the Fall of 2006 I decided that because I wasn’t satisfied with the layout of the site, I upgraded it by creating a new version and spent the better part of two months working on it… although, for the record, I am very happy with the current version and the feedback I’ve received is that it’s easierto-navigate so it’s going to stay as is—at least for the immediate and near future! The third—and main, real reason—I created the website stemmed from that fact that when I was going through graduate school from 2000-01, in one of my courses the major assignment was “…to create a sample webpage with the purpose that would be informational and/or serve a community or school in a positive fashion.” The kicker was: you had to base your webpage on something based in the real world. Long-story short, I thought about my alma mater and although the Bettendorf Community School District’s website is excellent, the webpage for the football team wasn’t as extensive as I thought it would be. Now, I’ll admit that I’m a bit biased and consider Bettendorf to be the premier high school football program in Iowa, so I was a bit amazed that someone had yet to archive the history of the program! For starters, among its many accomplishments, Bettendorf has: the most 4A state football titles in Iowa; not one, but three Hall of Fame football coaches in Merrit Parsons, Merv Habenicht, and Randy Scott; four notable winning streaks of 36, 30, 25, and 24 games, respectively; is home to Tavian Banks who is arguably the best prep tailback to ever play the position in Iowa high school history. Ok, enough—the list goes on and on and my point is that since Bettendorf Football didn’t have an archival center, it should and that is the fundamental reason I decided to do something about it.

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More notably, it would be an understatement to speak of my high school coaches—Merv Habenicht, John Lavelle, Randy Scott, Dave Hodam, Tom Freeman, Dave Altman, Ron Egger, Greg Amundson, Ted Thompson, and trainer Reggie Speak—that influenced both me and my teammates: all of these men provided direction and discipline and I know for a fact that others feel exactly as I do. Aside from my parents, these men were the first major positive role models in my life. Simply put, these coaches made a difference and for that, I am eternally grateful (even though I had to run Bulldog Reminders on more than one occasion). And what about all of the life stories that exist from both football practice and games? Certainly for many, the best-told yarns stem from being part of the Dawg Brotherhood: for instance, I will always remember Thursday night practices—prior to a game—how fun it always was watching then-Assistant Coach Randy Scott race the offensive linemen the length of the field. (For the record, he never lost and I’ve always wondered when he stopped—if ever—doing that.) Or what about the time Coach Lavelle brought a plastic baseball bat to practice to help the defensive linemen work on conquering fear (or, in other words, not blink when he hit you in the face with it). And good ol’ Coach Habenicht and his famous phrases such as “That’s like rocks in a can!” or “Whoever made that play sure did save our bacon!” will never be forgotten. Quite frankly, I’ve enjoyed doing the website because it has allowed me—as well as the people who have assisted me—to give something back to the program that gave me so much; as a Bulldog, I experienced joy, sorrow, success, failure, and a camaraderie unmatched at any level I have ever encountered except in my own family. Camaraderie, I believe, is the foundation of Bettendorf Football—if you don’t believe me, ask any player who has ever worn the Black and Gold. At the same time, I will add that the hardest thing about creating the site (and eBook) was the initial challenge of gathering information, photos, etc. However as I both hoped and wished for—as well as predicted—former players, coaches, parents, and fans came forward and helped me fill in the gaps. To say the least, connecting with these people from different eras has been probably the most rewarding thing about creating the website: despite generation and age differences, I have become good friends with people both older and younger than me because of our common love for Bettendorf Football. The fact that the site also promotes both the program and the student-athletes that currently play is a bonus... after all, kids that play football are special—they devote a lot of time, energy, and dedication to the sport—and the coaches, trainers, and managers that devote countless hours for little or no pay—well, they’re special too. After all, in today’s society, there are those who sit in the stands whom sincerely believe, “Kids win games and coaches lose them!” but real football connoisseurs know the truth: season-after-season the Bulldogs are one of the best teams in the state and it’s simply because of the collaborative effort between players, coaches, and the community. The bottom line is this: football isn’t an easy sport to play—and when you only have approximately 13% of the male students in each BHS class play football—well, again, they deserve the appropriate amount of attention and positive promotion that the site provides... after all, the success of the program is built upon the foundation of the players and coaches whom have devoted themselves to building and maintaining a dynasty.

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I feel privileged to have worked with the coaches and players at Bettendorf High School for 40 years. Team unity, pride, and tradition are the foundation and strength of the Bettendorf Football Program. Our number one goal was always to outwork our opponents, to play from “snap to whistle,” and for the players to achieve their maximum potential. The program had to accelerate when we moved from small school league to 4A football. We implemented a two-platoon system, a full Junior Varsity schedule, and established two freshmen teams with each playing a full schedule. Offensive coordinator Tom Freeman and his son Tommy introduced the use of computers for scouting reports and record keeping. Coach John Lavelle and Trainer Reggie Speak worked hard at developing the idea of year-round conditioning. The players learned the advantages gained from spending time in the weight room. The Freking Crew was established and led by Coach Kevin Freking while passing camps were established by coaches Freeman and Lavelle. Coach Randy Scott developed many outstanding linemen who were able to advance to the next level. He eventually himself advanced to the Head Coach of the Bulldog’s position. Bettendorf football players have always made their school and community proud of them. Their record speaks for itself and we would be remiss not to mention a few outstanding assistant coaches such as: Tom Downs, David Hodam, Greg Meyer, Dennis Pelisek, Aaron Wiley, Kevin Freking, Gary Hirsch, Brian Barquist, Ron Egger, and Paul Castro. They helped build the program that made the Bettendorf team feared by their opponents. Among many of its greatest accomplishments, the Bettendorf football team has won 7 State Championship titles, have been nationally ranked, and many of the players have earned All-State honors. My wife Evelyn and I will always have a special place in our hearts for all of the players and trainers who represented Bulldog Football. Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog!

Coach Merv Habenicht (Retired) November 22, 2007 PHOTO NOTE: The above picture is from Coach Habenicht’s retirement party and features assistant coaches who served under him: (FRONT) Gary Hirsch, Gary Altman, Habenicht, George Thuenen, Robbie Furne, (BACK) Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Dennis Pelisek, Tom Downs, Greg Meyer, Chad Remmert, Brian Barquist, and Kevin Freking.

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My introduction to BETT football was during my senior year at UNI. I met Coach Merv Habenicht and Coach Tom Freeman at the UNI Football Clinic in the spring of 1976. They were there looking at trying to install the “Houston Veer Attack” into Bettendorf’s program. Specifically, they were there looking for an offensive line coach. Little did I know at the time that I would become that offensive line coach and would experience many memorable moment ahead. Shortly after the spring clinic I interviewed at Bettendorf High School for a teaching and coaching position. When interviewing with Merrit Parsons, Ray Oles, and Habenicht, it was very apparent that Bettendorf loves its football! Not long after my interview I was offered the job and the link to Bettendorf football was installed. Over the years, the philosophy of BETT football has changed very little. Championships are won with great defense, a solid kicking game, and an offense that can run the ball. I hope that philosophy will never change as it is the recipe for a run at a championship every season. Other vital links are: a junior varsity schedule; a two (2) platoon system; and two (2) freshmen football teams which gives young players a chance to develop their skills. Over the 32-years I was associated with Bettendorf football, I have always told people I was a small piece to a larger puzzle. It takes a lot of good coaches at every level, including varsity, sophomore, freshmen, and junior high. Success takes a huge commitment and dedication with time and effort from both coaches and players. Everyone has to be on the same page with the same goals to be able to put all the pieces of the puzzle into a large picture. The attitude of BETT football is to win the conference, qualify for the playoffs, and make a run for a state championship. An integral part of Bettendorf’s success has been more than just what is done between the first day of practice and the last game. What happens in the off-season in relation to strength and conditioning is so vital to the development of a player’s ability, attitude, and success on and off the field. Football teaches athletes about hard work, dedication, positive attitudes, perseverance, and many other life-long lessons to be success in life. In closing, I need to mention a deep gratitude to Merv Habenicht and Tom Freeman who played very large parts in my development as a coach and person throughout the years. I also want to mention Kevin Freking for being the “workhorse” in Bettendorf Football over many years. Without his commitment, so much of Bettendorf’s success may not have happened.

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I met my husband, Merv Habenicht, in High School in Fort Dodge. The words under his senior picture in the yearbook were, “Football is my middle name.” How prophetic! He ultimately played football in high school, Junior College, the Army—every time I met Hayden Fry, he recalled that his Marine team beat Merv’s Army team when they were both in the service—and then in college on scholarship. His first coaching job was in 1960 at Bettendorf. Merritt Parsons was the head coach and Merv always gave him full credit for his training. He quoted him often and abided by his coaching philosophy with such things as: "There are 3 things that can happen when you pass the ball and 2 of them are bad." Or, "You can't score if you don't have the ball." Merv put an emphasis on defense like no one ever had; he kept stats on tackles and had the newspaper print them along with the completed passes. One of our defensive coaches, Tom Downs, came up with the plan that if a defensive player scored a touchdown by interception or fumble recovery, he got a steak dinner that week at his house. Such that, Bettendorf teams became known for their fierce defense! We would go for quarter after quarter without being scored upon! The players were intensely trying to not just win the game, but to not let them score! It was a pride thing even after Merv cleared the bench in the 2nd half: those second- and third-teamers didn’t want to be scored upon either! When we first played in the finals in the UNI-Dome, after the kids had showered and dressed, Coach John Lavelle took the juniors back into the UNI-Dome into the nearly dark, cavernous field and quietly spoke to them. None of us ever heard what was said. I asked Coach Lavelle to share it with us now, in this intro. Here is what he said: "What I wanted to do was to put it in their mind what we had just experienced and make them believe that they too could experience it the following year if they were going to make the commitment to return. Some of the juniors had played on the field, some of them had not. We walked the field and quietly talked about what playing in the Dome would mean to them as seniors. I guess it was learning how to walk the talk.” Coach Tom Freeman's son, Tommy, later became a computer expert, but before that, he mathematically—by pencil and paper—kept stats on "tendencies.” For instance: “On 3rd and short, Clinton 7 out of 10 times runs a (certain) play.” So we called the defense that would stop them. Those kind of things came in handy when for a from 1981-83 we ended up with a free date; while the other conference schools just rested that week, Merv called all over the state looking for a game. We ended up driving up to Madison (WI) two of those three years to play them. They had been state champs in 1980 so this wasn’t some patsy team and Merv always said, “You play to the level of your competition.” We ended going 3-0 against them.

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Other reasons why were were so successful—and we always hoped that opposing coaches wouldn’t catch on—were Merv’s “special weapons” like 2-platooning, playing a full JV schedule, and maing fanatic fans out of all the students, parents, little brothes, sisters, bus drivers, and custodians. It’s a little known fact that in 40 years at BHS, Merv never wrote a requisition. He didn’t have to because those guys loved him! Merv loved the honors accorded him as much as any man would, but he didn't let it run his life. During the 1991 & '92 seasons, when we were ranked in the top 25 nationally by USA Today, a reporter would call our house every Sunday morning for an interview with the coach. However, all he ever got was little ole me!.. and I never had the right answers to his questions. He'd ask me who had the most tackles and how many. I had no idea but the next week I'd be ready with the info—only he didn't want it then. I don't know if I was dealing with the same reporter every week or not. I begged Merv to stay home and answer the calls, but he would just refuse and say it was the only time he got all season to drink coffee with his friends and relax. One time during the 1987, ’88, and ’89 seasons I felt especially stupid when I tried to tell a reporter that we were in our third consecutive undefeated season and had won 36 games in a row which was some type of record! The next week he had checked and Waterloo East had that record—55 games in a row from 1955-66. Stupid me, I should have pointed out that their record was in the days before the playoffs and only meant that they had won every conference game for five straight seasons. Bettendorf, on the other hand, had beaten the best teams in the entire state for 3 consecutive years! Merv knew, but he wasn't home. Arghhhhhhh! Merv coached at different levels for 40 years. His varsity winning record of 229-70-1 (76%) is well known. But what I’m most proud of is the influence he had on so many young men’s lives. I have repeatedly been told by former players when speaking of Merv, “He was more of a dad to me than my own father. Or, “If it wasn’t for him, I never would have finished high school.” I know in my heart that Merv never really knew how much he influenced these young men, or at least he didn’t give it much thought. What he did just came naturally to him. He loved kids and seemed to always have one with him in his truck, running errands, taking them through the fast food places or bringing them home for me to feed to ensure they had a hot meal. If a kid showed up with raggedy or no football shoes, we took him to get fitted with brand new ones, and paid for it out of our pocket—no big deal! He saw a need and he filled it. Period. Did this help the team? Probably, but it didn’t matter. It needed doing. I was always asking him how many kids he was bringing home for supper so that I'd prepare enough food. His answer was always the same: "It depends on how many hang around the locker room after practice. I'll bring them home then." After the 50-point mercy rule was adopted in 1992, we were playing Clinton at their place and the score was 36-0 at the half. Merv let Tavian play one more series, then put in the JV to play the rest of the game. After the game, the Clinton athletic director came over to thank Merv for not making them the first team in the state to lose by the mercy rule. Personally, I can't remember Merv ever running up the score. Tavian seldom, if ever, got to play past the first series of the second half; that was also to keep him from getting injured. With five kids of our own, I was used to cooking lots of food and it was a challenge to fill the bellies of these huge athletes!... but I loved every minute of the up close, getting to know them by their faces (and not their jersey numbers). Speaking of jersey numbers, after the 1981 championship, I mentioned to Merv that our quarterback' jersey had been mended so many times that there wasn't much left of it… © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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could I please just give it to him? Merv talked to Wendell Hill, Bettendorf’s AD at the time and he let the kids buy their jerseys for $5 (instead of handing them down to the sophomore team). A lot of "lost" jerseys were mysteriously found and paid for, so the school came out ahead and the players got mementos of being the very first state champions of BHS! There was one very special kid who had many reasons to be angry with the world. He became very special to us both. The first time Merv brought him home I asked him if he'd like a can of pop or something to eat. He just glared at me…no answer. Merv ended up with his "henchman," riding around town everywhere with him: to Bishops for supper with us, running errands to the bank, cleaners or grocery store. The happy ending to this story was when he brought his prom date to the house to meet us, pose for pictures, and then gave me a big hug. He is still a dear friend to me. One day Merv came home and told me a player had to be excused from practice to drive to Fort Dodge to bury his beloved cat on his grandpa’s farm. I suggested maybe one of our daughter's newborn kittens would lessen the loss for the player. Merv agreed. So I showed up at practice, which happened to be before the 1st Round of the playoffs that season, with the kitten. During a break, Merv sent the kid up to my car. He held the kitten a little while, fighting the tears in his eyes, then handed it back to me, said thanks, but it was just too soon. Then he hugged me. I think that was the first hug I’d gotten from a sweaty, giant player in full pads, on my tippy toes. I was hooked! This same player, at the end of the season, had a tear in the neck of his jersey. Grumpy ole Merv showed it to him, said it wasn't any good anymore and he might as well keep it. Remember 1981? Merv knew how much players liked getting to keep their jerseys! Tenacity! That describes Merv in one word. He never gave up. The word “no” was a challenge to him. I know in my heart that he “saved” some young men who were headed down the wrong path. They not only gained a father, sometimes a mother figure, but lots of brothers who learned to work together for a common goal. For some of them, football was the first taste of success in their young lives. They learned to be proud of themselves. They had a second "instant" family! I don't remember how my role of assistant/partner to Merv's coaching started. He loved having me come to practice. That began for two main reasons on my part: one, we never lost at practice, so I could relax and enjoy it (I later discovered I had high blood pressure) and I loved seeing him in action. Often he wouldn't acknowledge my presence until I'd start to leave and suddenly I'd hear my name called and "Where you going?" He wanted me to be a part of it all and I loved it. Two: sometimes my duties included a run across the river to pick up special shoulder pads or a larger helmet for a player, or like one time, I hauled a player over to his house in full gear to get a parental signature so the insurance covered him in practice. I also once took a kid to the doctor who had an ulcer. One time I saw our running back staggering around after a hit in practice and I finally honked the horn of my car to get Merv's attention; the player had a concussion and kept repeating himself all the way over to Dr. Edward’s office where his dad met us. I also took quite a few players to Palmer College for their less expensive physical when they missed the school’s athletic-wide one. We never had a player miss a game because of bad grades. Merv kept a close eye on all of his players' progress in school. If someone was in trouble, they either got help at school or at our kitchen table until the grades came up. Early in his career, Merv had a kid in 10th grade History class who could barely read; he'd had remedial help at U of I to no avail, but Merv taught him to read in History class. He went on to become a teacher/coach. Later, the school provided the help these kids needed. Merv and his partner-teacher, Margo Effland, team-taught special ed kids.

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After graduation, if a player wanted to continue playing in college and let him know, Merv would help get them a football scholarship. One didn't even have to go to BHS to get help. He helped kids from other Quad City schools. He'd make a phone call to a coach he knew at the college of choice and give a recommendation. He knew many college coaches because he went to their clinics and as his fame grew, he spoke at their clinics. Merv always assumed that we were partners in this coaching gig and that I would be welcome any place he was welcome. One day, the father of a player, called and invited Merv to go to Super Bowl XVI in Detroit with him and some other doctor friends in a private plane. I cringed when I heard Merv ask, "Can I bring my wife?" It was like a 6 or 8 passenger plane. (No, there wasn't room) Then there was the time he was being interviewed on the field after a state championship win. When he saw the TV camera, he put his arm around me and pulled me close as he answered the questions. We laughed when we saw it on TV that night. They had zoomed in on him and cropped me out of the picture. Nice try, honey. I did get into the interview with the Fort Dodge Sports editor during halftime during one Iowa Hawkeye game. Merv told him that Pat Halligan (an all-state half back at FDHS) was his brother-inlaw. I admitted that I had no identity of my own: I grew up being Pat Halligan's sister, then Merv Habenicht's wife, but the best was when the sweet young thing at the hardware store asked me if I was Kurt Habenicht's mother. I was proud to plead guilty to all of the above. Later Merv got a letter through the High School, from the head of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, Bernie Sagau, addressed to "Evelyn Habenicht's husband." He had read the article in the Fort Dodge Messenger! What was it like being a Bulldog? We came here in 1960, straight out of college when I was 26 years old. When Merv advanced to assistant varsity, we went to post-game parties that included the mayor, the police chief, the city attorney, and other powerful political people and their spouses. I have no idea if other schools had fans as loyal as we did, but I doubt it, except maybe Assumption. As a coach’s wife, I tried to follow the examples of Dorothy Parsons and Rose Oles, my predecessors. Gradually as I gained confidence, I found my own way of contributing. When Merv got the head job and we began to win and win and win, it was an indescribable high. We were all guilty of the sin of Pride—and how we loved it! It got so that it wasn't enough to win the conference and make the playoffs… we were supposed to win the state championship every year! And we did!... five times! Our daughter Karen and two other moms of the players started the "Football Mom's Spirit Club.” They decorated their yards and fences, painted the field, made wooden footballs with the player's number on them on a stake for each player's yard. They grew from 3 to 70 members in the first season and are still active today. Merv used to say: "We are all a part of the Bulldog victories! Everyone, from the janitors, bus drivers, faculty, administrators, parents, and fans contribute to our success." He truly believed that. Merv got to coach his two sons: Bobby (free safety) and Kurt (linebacker), then a grandson, Abraham Blair (linebacker) during his tenure. He would have liked to stay a few more years and coached another grandson, Anthony Losasso (linebacker), in their 2007 state championship, 13-0 season. Would they have had that record? Sure! Randy would have helped make it happen! Oh, and Kurt—who was voted “Most Valuable Player”" by his team mates in both football and wrestling—has coached his son, Bobby, in football from kindergarten through 8th grade, about 106 games, in Boise, Idaho. It's the gene pool, you know. Kurt would call and consult his dad about the offense or defense of an upcoming opponent, seeking Merv's sage advice. It made my heart sing to hear them conferring, father and son.

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This observation about the entire BETT football experience as well as Merv and I was given to me by the mother of the author of this book and these observations really moved me because they are so true: “Mrs. Habenicht perfectly described what ‘it’ was all about as she described the life of Coach H in which she played an equally important role. ‘It’ meaning the magic that can only be felt from participating, in our own way, in the world of BHS football. Of course… the image seared in my mind for me was, is, and always will be the first time I saw you all coming down the hill to the field. Holding hands. En masse. United. I have never seen or felt that kind of unity/power you all generated together before—and it was amazing. It permeated the entire stadium setting the scene for what was to unfold—win or lose. I can still see it in Technicolor in my mind and feel it in my heart... transposed back in that reality.... just like that. And the two of them were extraordinary together.” Merv and I would have celebrated 59 years of marriage in December of 2012. During the years of his retirement, before he got ill, he brought me a dozen roses every week. He never tired of holding my hand, whether in church, walking in the mall, or riding in the car. I always knew he loved me because he told me every day several times a day. We were partners in every way. I know that because he always told me that I was the reason he became a success. I had urged him to leave the security of working at the packing plant to finish college and fulfill his dream of being a coach… and what a coach! Not just of football, but a coach for living for all those young men. I miss him every minute of every day.

Mrs. Eveyln Habenicht January 4th, 2013

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BETT TRIVIA Did you know that?... … the very first win in Bettendorf history was a 24-13 victory over Belle Plaine in 1951? … Olympian Jesse Owens—who won 4 gold medals in 1936—was the Feature Guest Speaker at the 1960 team banquet? … Bettendorf is the very first team in Class 4A to win back-to-back state titles as they did in 1987 and 1988? … only twice in Bulldog history that Bettendorf has won 12 (or more) games in consecutive seasons as they did so in the 1987-88 and 2010-11 campaigns? … Pat Miletich, the 5-time UFC World Champion and MMA pioneer who also is the founder of Miletich Fighting Systems, was a captain and Special Mention All-State noseguard for Bettendorf in 1983? … Andrew Fedries, a 2nd Team All-State running back in 1995, also is a professional MMA fighter? … the 1991 state championship squad which went 11-2 was the 4th place team in the M.A.C.? …only twice in their history the Bulldogs have won three (or more) consecutive conference titles as they did from 1957-60 and 1987-1989? … the longest-serving coach in Bettendorf football history is Merv Habenicht who first started coaching football in 1960 and retired in 1999? … the Class 4A playoffs were expanded in 1986 and again in 2008 and such that, Bettendorf is the first and last team to go 13-0 and win a state title as they did in 1988 and 2007? … Charles Hackett (1951-54), Mike Toom (1961-64), and Justin Langan (1996-99) are the only fouryear lettermans in football? … the 1976 squad not only held Roger Craig—a future three-time Super Bowl champion who was an NFL All-Pro four times—to less than 100 yards rushing, but also broke his facemask as well? … the 1960 team had three All-State running backs in Scott Rocker (1st Team), Stu Sparling (5th Team), and Jim Dilts (Honorable Mention)? … the 1960 squad also ran 527 plays for a total of 3,645 yards which averaged 6.91 yards per play?

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…Tavian Banks ran for a still-record 310 yards versus Davenport West in 1992 and that season rushed the ball for 2,394 yards, 42 touchdowns, and 1 PAT for an average of 9.2 yards/carry and 254 points? … to date, Don Gray is the only quarterback in school history to rush for over 1,000 yards and did so in 1958 when he ran for 1,088 yards? … Justin Langan is the only Bettendorf player to be named 1st Team All-MAC at three different positions in the same season as he earned honors as a quarterback, punter, and kicker in 1999? … only twice in the same season have two players rushed for over 1,000 yards: in 1958’s 8-game season, Don Gray ran for 1,088 yards and Dave Cox rushed for 1,156 yards while in 1993 Paul Harnung had 1,636 yard and Ron McQuay ran for 1,072? … the 1991 squad lost to Burlington, 15-13, the first game of the season but then 10 games later won 55-0 in the Quarterfinals? … twin brothers Bill and Charles Sheeder each averaged over 7.0 yards per carry in 1966 and that same season their brother Danny was a starting offensive end? ... since 1972, Bettendorf has played in 437 games and only six of them have gone into Overtime? … of the 40 Shrine Bowl All-Star Games played since 1973, Bettendorf has been represented in the game all but 5 times and in 1975 a rarity occurred as two Bulldog’s played—Marty Burroughs and Mark Cederblad? …that Bettendorf has had three (3) of their coaches inducted into the Iowa Football Coaches Hall of Fame in Merritt Parsons (1968), Merv Habenicht (1988), and Randy Scott (2010)? … in Class 4A, Bettendorf ranks second with the most playoff appearances with 28 and overall fifth in the entire state? … that since 1972, Bettendorf ranks third as it’s only 1 of 4 teams in the entire state that has a winning of 80% or above as they have compiled a record of 359-87 (80.5%)? …former Head Coach Merv Habenict ranks second in Class 4A (and fourth overall in the state) as the coach with most state titles? … in Class 4A the Bulldogs have the most victories in state playoffs with 58 (and overall third in the state among all schools)? …and finally, of course, Bettendorf has the most state championships—7—among 4A schools and statewide, ranks third in this category?

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Head Coaches The late Wayne Grady was the first coach in Bettendorf history who helped both establish the program and set the foundation for future generations. In 1953—only Bettendorf's third season—he guided the Bulldogs to a 4-4-1 record and 3rd place finish in the Illowa Conference. In 1953 Grady also led the Bulldogs into the 23rd Street Stadium where home games would be played for the next 27 seasons until the completion of TouVelle Stadium in 1980. Grady's overall career record was 10-23-2 and although he has the unfortunate distinction of being the only coach in BHS history to go winless in a season as the 1952 squad had an 0-10 record, he nevertheless was the pioneer of the Bettendorf Football program.

As head coach of the Bulldogs, success occurred both quickly and often for the late Merrit Parsons. In the course of his 12-season tenure, Parsons not only compiled an overall record of 66-34-5, but also won 5 conference championships as well as the U.P.I.'s 1960 Mythical State Championship. In 1957 he was named the Quad Cities "Coach of the Year" and from 1958-60, his Bulldogs compiled an impressive record of 25-0-1 which also marked the first of three historical Bulldog winning streaks. Prior to the implementation of Iowa football playoffs, teams were ranked at the end of the season and both the 1958 and 1959 squads were ranked #10 and #12, respectively, by the Iowa Daily Press Association. In 1966, his final season before becoming the Assistant Superintendent of Bettendorf Schools, the Bulldogs went 8-0 and won the Little 6 Conference. The 1968 squad was also rated #4 by the Des Moines Register at the end of season and two year later in 1968, Parsons was inducted into the Iowa Football Coaches Hall of Fame. Mr. Parsons passed away in 1994.

1967-70

Prior to leading the Bulldogs, the late Ray Oles not only started the North Scott football program in 1958, but is still the winningest coach in school history. In his first season, Oles guided the Bulldogs to a 7-2 record and #13 final ranking by the Des

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Moines Register while his 1968 squad won the Little 6 title with a 5-0 record while finishing the season with another 7-2 record. In 1969, Oles was named the M.V.C. "Coach of the Year" after guiding Bettendorf to second place in the conference via a 7-2-1 finish along with a final #7 ranking in the Des Moines Register. During his tenure, the Bulldogs won their historical 100th game as Oles compiled a 24-12-1 record in four seasons before becoming the Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Bettendorf Schools. Ray Oles passed away suddenly in 1982.

Simply put, the late Merv Habenicht, a Fort Dodge native, led the Bulldogs for 29 seasons and not only made history, but also a dynasty. A former prep player at Fort Dodge High School, Habenicht played football at the Iowa Teacher's College (now Northern Iowa) before coming to Bettendorf in 1960. After serving as both the head sophomore coach and as an assistant varsity coach for five years, Habenicht was named as Bettendorf’s new head coach in 1971 and for the next nine years, Habenicht, his staff, and his players toiled to make Bettendorf into a powerhouse—and their efforts were highlighted as the Bulldogs not only posted seven winning seasons, but also won two conference championships in 1974 and 1978. Then, in 1980, Bettendorf began its ascent as a 4A contender by not only going 9-0 during the regular season and qualifying for the Class 4A playoffs for the first time in school history, but advanced to the 4A state championship game after hard-fought victories over Dubuque Hempstead and Cedar Rapids Washington. Although the Bulldogs lost the state championship game to the Newton Cardinals, 28-14, it would be the last time Habenicht would lose a title contest as the foundation for future Bulldog teams had had been set. During his tenure, Habenicht compiled a record of 229-70-1 while winning 5 state championships and 10 conference titles. Additionally, his 15 playoffs squads compiled a record of 30-10 and three of them were nationally ranked: while the 1988 and 1992 squads were ranked #18 and #21, respectively, by the L.A. Times, the 1989 crew earned a “Team to Watch” status by U.S.A. Today. Three of his teams made school history by going undefeated: 1987’s squad went 12-0 while both the 1988 and 1992 teams went 13-0. Habenicht also coached 70 All-State players as well as Parade All-American running back Tavian Banks. Additionally during his time as the Bulldog’s head coach, Habenicht was involved in two of the longest winning streaks in Bettendorf’s history: the 36-game streak from 1987-89 and a 30-game run from 1991-93. Among the numerous honors and awards he has earned, Habenicht was inducted into the Iowa High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame in 1988 and was the runner-up for the Quad City Football "Coach of the Century" in 2000. He also was the M.A.C. "Coach of the Year" in 1989 and 1998 as well as the Des Moines Register "Coach of the Year" in 1988. Habenicht also coached in the 1981 Iowa Shrine Bowl All-Star game for the South Squad as an assistant and was also the head coach in 1999. After his “retirement” he has enjoyed other coaching stints for teams such as Davenport Assumption, United Township, and most recently for the Quad City Steamwheelers of the Arena Football League (af2) in 2007. Mr. Habenicht passed away in May of 2012 after a lengthy battle with pulmonary fibrosis. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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Born and raised in Avoca (IA), Randy Scott joined the Bettendorf program in 1976 after starring at center for the Northern Iowa Panthers and served as an assistant coach under Merv Habenicht for 24 seasons before assuming head coaching duties in 2000. In his inaugural season as head coach, Scott led the Bulldogs to the 4A state title game where they were runners-up and again in 2002 before claiming the title in 2004 and 2007; both the 2004 and 2007 squads also finished the season with records of 13-0 (only the fourth and fifth teams in school history to go undefeated since the inception of the Iowa football playoffs in 1972) and while the 2004 team earned national rankings of #25 by Prep Nation 101 and #32 by Student Sports, the 2007 team was ranked #30 by MaxPreps while also being designated as the "Best Team in Iowa" by Sports Illustrated. In just 8 short seasons under Scott's tutelage, 44 players earned All-State honors while his teams compiled a record of 85-12—an incredible 87.6% winning percentage—which makes him the 2nd winningest coach in Bettendorf history. Coach Scott also won 4 conference titles while amassing a record of 66-6 in conference play and under his direction, the Bulldogs also qualified for the 4A playoffs 8 consecutive times while collecting 19 wins in 25 games. Coach Scott was honored with several "Coach of the Year" honors, most notably by the M.A.C. (2004, '07) and Iowa Football Coaches Association ('04) while also being named the "Southeast District Coach of the Year" in 2000 and 2004. Although Scott, who earned the honor of being named "Teacher of the Year" in 1996, may be retired from coaching, he still presents at clinics today.

Aaron Wiley, a Cedar Falls native who as a prep played defensive back for the Tigers, became just the sixth head football coach in Bettendorf history in January of 2008 after spending 12 seasons as an assistant Bulldog coach. Aaron become a member of the Bulldog coaching staff in 1996 before being named as the varsity Defensive Coordinator by then-head coach Merv Habenicht in 1997. Wiley’s inaugural season witnessed the Bulldogs not only win the M.A.C. conference by going 9-0 during the regular season, but also advance to the Quarterfinals of the Class 4A playoffs after Substate and 1st Round victories. In the Quarterfinals, the Bulldogs lost to Cedar Rapids Washington to finish the season with an overall record of 11-1 while a total of six Bettendorf players earned All-State honors. During his sophomore season helming the program, Wiley—who earned “Assistant Coach of the Year” honors by the Iowa Football Coaches Association—guided Bettendorf to an 8-1 regular season finish; the Bulldog’s lone conference loss was to Clinton in Week #4 and prior to the defeat, Bettendorf had

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won 21-consecutive M.A.C. games (and 59 of the past 63 since 2003). In the Substate Round, the Bulldogs lost to Cedar Rapids Jefferson to finish the season with an 8-2 mark. In 2010, both Wiley and the Bulldogs were on a mission to settle any doubt that the program was on the decline after their early exit from the 2009 playoffs. For starters, the Bulldogs went 9-0—only the 15th undefeated squad to do so during the regular season since 1951—and won their 22nd conference championship. Bettendorf also shut out their 1st and 2nd round opponents in the newly-revised playoffs and in the Quarterfinals avenged their loss to Kennedy with a 14-7 victory that advanced them to Semifinals for the first time since 2007. Although the Bulldogs lost to longtime playoff rival Iowa City High, 21-7, they finished 12-1 which equaled the school’s second-highest total wins in a season. Wiley was also named the 2010 M.A.C. “Coach of the Year.” The 2011 campaign—which saw the Bulldogs race out to a 2-0 start after combined wins of 98-6 against Davenport West and North—was Wiley’s best yet despite a 14-5 setback in Week 3 against Davenport Assumption. However, rather than folding their tent and going home because a perfect season could no longer be achieved, the Bulldogs instead rattled off 10-straight wins by outscoring their opponents 38686 to not only win their 23rd conference title, but also reach the 4A championship game for the 11th time in school history. Even the Bulldogs dropped a heart-breaker, 17-14, to West Des Moines Valley, Wiley was named the Class 4A “Coach of the Year” by the Iowa Football Coaches Association as well as the Quad City Times “All-Metro Coach of the Year.” The 2012 squad raced out to a 3-0 start as they outscored their opponents 111-42. However, the Bulldogs then suffered back-to-back losses to both Pleasant Valley and Muscatine—two teams that have only a total of 10 all-time combined victories against Bettendorf—before winning three more games in four outings (a 7-6 loss to Assumption was the only setback). In the 1st Round Playoff game against North Scott—a team they defeated 36-28 to open up the ‘12 campaign—Bettendorf jumped out to a 26-7 halftime lead before stumbling and eventually losing 35-26. Wiley’s overall record of helming Bettendorf’s program is 49-10.

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Assistant Coaches 1951-56 JOHN ALBRECHT

1958-60 DARRELL MOORE

1968-72 GEORGE THUENEN

1971-73 REX PERISHO

1951-55 WARREN HINKLE

1964 D. COX

1968-69 TOM SCHLARBAUM

1973-??? RON EGGER

1953-54 & '56-57 DICK COLSON

1965-68 MERV HABENICHT

1970-72 DAVE HOLSINGER

1974-99 TOM FREEMAN

1958-66 WAYNE CHERAMY

1958-66 & '69 BILL JENSEN

1967 K. BUERLIN

1967 S. SICKLES

1970 BRUCE MOHR

1971-75 DENNIS PELISEK

1974-75 & '84-93 DAVE HODAM

1974-75 JIM LUHRING

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1974-75 TOM ENGER

1993-96 & '01-02 GREG MEYER

1976-96 JOHN LAVELLE

1996 MIKE DAVIS

1999 TOM TUMBELSON

2000 CHAD REMMERT

2004-PRESENT STEVE LAMPE

2005 BOB JUREVITZ

1976-99 RANDY SCOTT

1997-PRESENT BRIAN BARQUIST

2002-04 KEVIN WOJKIEWICZ

2005-2007 JOE GIRSCH

1976-83 TOM DOWNS

1988 RANDY WEIDNER

1997-PRESENT KEVIN FREKING

2003-05 MATT DRINKALL

2007-PRESENT JEFF GIRSCH

1997-2007 AARON WILEY

2003 MIC SEIFERT

2007-PRESENT ALEX SIERK

2008-PRESENT MARK SPRANGER

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Athletic Trainers The early days of football in regards to athletic care and prevention were primitive compared to today’s standards and the adage, “Just rub some dirt on it!” was—and to a certain degree still is—commonplace in the football culture as players are expected to play through pain. Not much is known about Ray Townsley except for the historical records on file indicate that he served as Bettendorf’s first uncertified trainer in 1953 and the term “uncertified” is used only because in those days, there was no such thing as a Certified Athletic Trainer.

Darrell Moore served as an assistant football coach under Merrit Parsons from 1958-60 and for the available archival records, pulled double duty his last two seasons as the Bulldog’s athletic trainer. Like Ray Townsley, it is doubtful that Mr. Moore was a Certified Athletic Trainer simply because accreditation didn’t exist in those days; regardless, his care and prevention helped the Bulldogs win three straight conference titles and go unbeaten for 26-straight games from 1958-60.

Dan “Doc” Meador became the first full-time athletic trainer in Bettendorf history in 1961 and served in that capacity for nine seasons before being replaced by Bettendorf’s first certified trainer, Reggie Speak. At the time, Mr. Meador was considered the first official athletic trainer in the State of Iowa and Bettendorf High School was unique in the fact that they were virtually the only high school in the state with a full-time trainer on staff. Mr. Meador also taught Social Studies for over thirty years at Bettendorf High School and was infamous for his paddle that bore the names of voluntary signees.

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Reginald “Reggie” Speak may have been raised in Weeping Water, Nebraska, but after spending 22 years as the Athletic Trainer for the Bulldogs, he still calls Bettendorf home. A 1955 graduate of Peru State College (Nebraska), Mr. Speak began his career at Webster City High School under legendary Lynx coach Harley Rollinger in 1962. However, after spending eight seasons with the Lynx, Mr. Speak then became a Bulldog where he served under another legendary coach, Merv Habenicht, from 1970-92, and his career as a trainer, healer, and person would be historic. Mr. Speak has earned countless honors and was among the first Certified High School Athletic Trainers in both the state of Iowa and nation. In 1974, Mr. Speak was a presenter at the National Athletic Trainer Association Workshop and Symposium while being named the Drake Relays Trainer of the Year in 1981. Mr. Speak also earned a commendation from the NATA for service to the Continuing Education Committee. The trainer for the first four Bettendorf state championship squads (1981, ’87, ’88, ’91), Mr. Speak also earned a commendation from both the Iowa Athletic Directors (1992) and the Iowa Football Coaches Association. As well, he also received a Sports Medicine Award from the IHSAA—the first trainer to receive such an award—while founding and directing Student Trainer Clinics for over 20 years. “Coach Speak”—as many players called him—cited that while he has had many countless thrills during his 22 years at Bettendorf, some of the most memorable include: beating Davenport Central featuring tailback Roger Craig [who later became an NFL All-Pro] and receiving a commendation by the IFCA presented by former Iowa Hawkeye coach Hayden Fry. Among the four state titles he helped Bettendorf win as an athletic trainer, Mr. Speak feels that his biggest thrill was “…being the Bulldog Athletic Trainer for 22 years.” For several years until the 2004 season, Mr. Speak used to provide pre-and-post game prayers for the Bulldogs and after a five-year layoff, resumed this responsibility in 2008. Always remembered as “The One Who Could Heal,” Mr. Speak’s oath to help injured players earned him both the respect and gratitude of countless Bulldogs whose dreams and goals were accomplished on account of his work. On July 15, 2005, Mr. Speak was inducted into the Athletic Trainers "Hall of Honor" in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Paul Flynn is a native of Madrid (IA), and came to Bettendorf High School in the fall of 1992 to replace long-time Athletic Trainer Reggie Speak. His interest in Sports Medicine began when he was a student at the University of Iowa where he served as the Head Student Trainer from 1981-82 and traveled extensively with numerous athletic teams including the football squad and their trip to the 1982 Rose Bowl. Certified by the NATA in 1983, Mr. Flynn first taught Biology at

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Parkway North High School (Creve Coeur, MO) from 1984-85 where he also served as the school’s Certified Athletic Trainer. In 1985, Mr. Flynn relocated to North Scott High School where he taught Biology and Health while also serving as the Lancers’ Athletic Trainer. Paul was at North Scott for seven years from 1985-92 prior to becoming a Bulldog. At Bettendorf, Mr. Flynn teaches Biology, Chemistry, and Health and was the school’s only Certified Athletic Trainer until another position was added in 2000. Mr. Flynn has helped facilitate the expansion of the school’s Athletic Training Program and oversaw its moved from a small space located in the boys’ locker room to its current location in the BHS Fitness Center. Mr. Flynn has earned numerous honors throughout his career. For starters, he was inducted into the Iowa Athletic Trainers’ Society “Hall of Fame” in 2007 and in was not only awarded the “National Service Award” by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association in 2006, but also named by the Iowa High School Athletic Union as “Sports Person of the Year” the same year. Paul has also served as President of the Iowa Athletic Trainers’ Society from 1990-92 and during his presidency much of the groundwork was laid for licensing the profession of athletic training in the state of Iowa. He also was a District 5 representative for the Secondary Schools Athletic Trainers’ Committee from 1992-98 while also being part of the NATA National Committee in 1992, 1998, and 1999.

A four-sport high school athlete in his hometown of Northwood (IA), Eric Knudson fell in love with sports at an early age and such that, made his passion a full-time occupation. As a student at the University of Northern Iowa, Eric served as the Head Student Trainer for the football, wrestling, and softball teams which included the football team’s appearance in the 1997 Division I-AA Semifinals. After graduating in 1997, Eric first taught Health and served as a Certified Athletic Trainer for the Davenport School District from 1997-2000 and while at Davenport, Eric also coached 7th grade girls’ basketball and volleyball. Knudson, who also earned a Masters of Science in Sports Management degree from Western Illinois, came to Bettendorf in 2000 when the Athletic Training Program was expanded. Eric also teaches Health at Bettendorf High and has a wide range of Sports Medicine experience which includes working with the Bulldogs’ football, basketball, soccer, swimming, and golf teams—all which have won state championships. As well, Knudson has been an ATC at the Division I Wrestling Tournament (1997), a Clinical/Outreach Athletic trainer at Plaza Physical Therapy (1998-2000), and the Head Athletic Trainer for MaryCrest International University (1998-2000). Eric is also a member of both the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Mid-American Athletic Trainers Association; as part of the Iowa Athletic Trainers Society, he served a chair on the Secondary Schools Committee from 2003-07 and since 2007, has been the Executive Treasurer for the IATS. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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Armstrong Stadium — 1953-79 Although Bettendorf’s football program began in 1951, it wasn’t until 1953 that the Bulldog’s played their first home game at the then-new Armstrong Stadium located on 23rd Street where the High School also was positioned. Prior to the existence of Armstrong Stadium—also known as the “23rd Street Stadium”—all “home” football games were played at Brady Stadium in Davenport. The 23rd Street Stadium has a rich history of winning and in its initial season, the Bulldogs went 4-4-1 and placed 3rd in the Illowa Conference. Two years later in 1955, Armstrong Stadium witnessed Bettendorf go 6-2 while being the Illowa Runner-up and a mere five years after the first game was ever played in the new facility, the 1957 Bulldogs went 7-2 and won their first conference championship. The 1957 marked the beginning of a remarkable run in which Bettendorf not only won four-straight conference titles, but also 25-straight games from 1958-60. As well, the 1960 team was named by the United Press International as the "Mythical State Champions” of Iowa after a stellar season in which they not only defeated Burlington—the previous defending state champion, 34-18—but also set a new school record for most points scored in nine games (42.3 average) will still stands today. That season Head Coach Merritt Parsons was also named “Coach of the Year” by the Des Moines Register while offensive tackle Steve Grossman earned “Quad City Lineman of the Year” honors. Armstrong Stadium was home to the Bulldogs for 27 seasons and in that time span, Bettendorf won eight conference championships in three different conferences: the Illowa, Little Six, and Mississippi Valley. The stadium also oversaw four different Bettendorf head coaches in Wayne Grady, Merrit Parsons, Ray Oles, and Merv Habenicht. Although a new high school was built at the current 18th Street location in 1973, home football games continued to be played at the 23rd Street Stadium until the 1980 season when TouVelle Stadium opened. The old high school and former stadium are now utilized by the Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency (AEA 9).

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TouVelle Stadium — 1980-present Built in 1979, TouVelle Stadium and its surrounding facilities are home to Bettendorf High School football, baseball, softball, and track teams and is one of the state's best athletic facilities. The stadium seats approximately 6,000 fans and is located in the north section of the high school campus. Since 1981, TouVelle Stadium has witnessed the football program win seven (7) Class 4A state titles along with over sixteen (16) other playoff appearances. As well, the field has overseen three notable winning streaks: 36 games from 1987-89, 30 games from 1991-93, and 24 games from 2007-2008. The stadium has also been home to twelve (12) conference championship teams. TouVelle Stadium has also been the home to many legendary Bulldogs who have played on its turf: from noseguard Hap Peterson to running backs Greg Brown and Tavian Banks as well as wide receiver Colin Sandeman and linebacker Pat Angerer. Named in honor after Dr. Alwyn TouVelle, a memorial on the walkway leading into the stadium describes Dr. TouVelle as a man "...who for 25 years gave unselfishly his time and energy as team physician for Bettendorf High School. His devotion to our school and community has served as an inspiration for all to emulate" and was dedicated on September 18, 1981.

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Coach Merv Habenicht Field In a wonderful testimony to his tremendous contributions, at the May 21, 2012 regular school board meeting, the Bettendorf School Board unanimously voted to name the football game field within TouVelle Stadium after Coach Merv Habenicht in honor of his remarkable achievements as the head coach of the Bulldogs from 1971-99. In a statement released citing board policy guiding the naming of school facilities, the Board of Education recognizes the official name selected for a facility is a vital factor in the public image of the community: “It is the intent of the Board to name schools and other facilities within the district in a manner that evokes pride in students, school employees, parents/guardians, and the community.” Habenicht spent 29 years as coach of the Bulldogs, compiling a record of 229-70-1 during his career, winning five state championships and 10 conference titles and going 30-10 in his 15 trips to the playoffs. While leading the Bulldogs, he coached 70 all-state players and was inducted into the Iowa High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame in 1988. On Friday, August 31st, 2012, before the home game versus Davenport Central, Bettendorf held its ceremony to officially rename the ground, “Coach Merv Habenicht Field” which not only honored Coach Habenicht’s accomplishments, but also recognized the love the community had for their one-of-a-kind icon. At the ceremony on his behalf were numerous family members of Coach Habenicht including his wife, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. That night Bettendorf players donned decals that read “HAB” on the back of their helmets en route to defeating Central, 35-14. Habenicht’s legacy rings true to the fact that his goal wasn’t to live forever, but to create something that will.

Mrs. Eveyln Habenicht, center, is flanked by her sister, Madlyn Wafful (left) and great-grandson, Jack Roche (right), prior to the naming of the field ceremony. Former head Coach Randy Scott (back right) and ex-Bulldog running Andrew McFedries (back to camera) are also present.

Jack Roche, Merv’s great-grandson, watches as the Bulldogs take on Central the night the field within TouVelle Stadium was renamed as Coach Merv Habenicht Field.

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Athletic Training Room The Mission Statement of the Bettendorf Sports Medicine Team is, “To enhance the quality of health care given to the student athletes at Bettendorf High School, and to ensure a safe and swift return to the normal activities of daily life and athletics.” From 1973 to 1992, the Athletic Training facilities were located in the boys’ locker room but in the fall of 1993 were moved across the hall and replaced the equipment storage room under the direction of Mr. Paul Flynn; this move provided access for both boys and girls to the same athletic facility. In 2002, the Athletic Training facilities were relocated to a larger and up-to-date facility in the new Bettendorf High Fitness Center—a 7,500-square-foot building attached to the east side of the high school that is immediately accessible to all athletic and physical education areas. The center houses weights, exercise equipment and cardiovascular equipment. The Bettendorf High School Athletic Training Staff is dedicated not only to the student-athlete and their future, but to promoting communication with the parents/guardians of those athletes. With continual training and education, the highest level of immediate treatment, rehabilitation, and care will be provided. The promotion of injury prevention through proper technique and physical conditioning will be stressed through education of coaches and student athletes.

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The Winning Streaks THE FIRST STREAK: 25 games from... 1958 - 1959 - 1960 At present time, THE FIRST STREAK’s exact start date (as well as anecdotal records of the time period) is unknown, but what is known is that the groundwork for “The First Streak” actually began in 1957, a mere seven seasons after the inception of the Bettendorf Football program. That season, Bettendorf went 72 and won the first conference championship in school history as members of the relatively new Illowa Conference. Setting the tone that would last for the next fifty-plus years, Bettendorf’s defense was ironclad as it only allowed 90 total points. On offense, the Bulldogs racked up 1,425 total yards—best in the state—and at season’s end then-head coach Merrit Parsons was honored by being named the Quad Cities “Coach of the Year.” To say the least, the Bettendorf Football program was now on the map. In 1958 with high expectations surrounding the program, Bettendorf raced through the season 90 to not only net the first undefeated football season in school history, but also captured the Illowa Conference crown for the second consecutive season. The Bulldog’s defense, spearheaded by sophomore linebacker Stu Sparling, was balanced by Bettendorf’s single wing offense led by quarterback Don Gray (1,088 rushing yards, 755 passing yards, 10 TDs). Gray was complemented by spinback Dave Cox (1,156 rushing yards, 680 receiving yards) and both players earned All-State recognition as the Bulldogs had the number one rushing and scoring offense in the state of Iowa. Cumulatively, Bettendorf outscored their opponents, 306-95, and such that, were ranked #10 by the Iowa Daily Press Association in its final poll. The 1959 campaign proved to be just as successful as the ’58 season as Bettendorf again sliced through the season unbeaten to a 7-0-1 record while lengthening “The First Streak” to 16-straight wins. Bettendorf’s offense, anchored by tackles Dale Dexter and running back Scott Rocker, again out gained their opponents by amassing 2,544 yards of total offense while scoring 193 total points. The defense, yet again anchored by Stuart Sparling and his teamleading 55 tackles, limited their opponents to only 1,152 yards and 70 total points and eventually wound up as the 10th best defensive squad in the entire State. The only setbacks—if one would call them that— occurred in Week #5 when the Bulldogs tied Newman, 12-12, and one month later the last scheduled game of the season against Assumption was cancelled due to a blizzard. Nevertheless, Bettendorf again captured the Illowa Conference Championship—their third in a row—while finishing the season ranked #12 by the Iowa Daily Press Association and both Rocker and Dexter were named to the Des Moines Register AllState football team. The 1960 season not only dawned a new decade upon the Bulldogs, but also new opponents as Bettendorf became members of the newly-formed Little 6 Conference and their schedule consisted of such teams as Burlington, North Scott, Muscatine, and Davenport Assumption—all who would become rivals of Bettendorf for decades. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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Soaring anticipation also surrounded the program and that anticipation was exceeded as Bettendorf’s offense mercilessly outscored their opponents, 381-98, to set a new school record for scoring 42.3 points per game that still stands today. Offensive tackles Steve Grossman and John Hartung, along with center John Cain, paved the way for halfback Rocker’s 959 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns. Sparling, for the third season in a row, led the team in tackles with 54 and was aided by the stout defensive play of defensive back Bud Reiselt. To say the least, no one even challenged the Bulldogs during the entire season. The Bulldogs finished the ’60 campaign with a perfect record 9-0 not only for the second time in three years, but also with their fourth-straight conference championship. As well, their unbeaten streak now stood at 26-straight games. In all, seven Bulldogs earned All-State honors by the Des Moines Register and included 1st team players Rocker and Grossman, 5th team performer Sparling, and Honorable Mention competitors Cain, Hartung, Reiselt, and Jim Dilts. Additionally, Grossman earned “Quad City Lineman of the Year” honors and Parsons was named by the Des Moines Register as “Coach of the Year.” Furthermore, nine Bulldog seniors who had played together since 7th grade—Tom Johnson, Gary Rinehart, Rookie Barretto, John Brooke, Cain, Rocker, Grossman, Sparling, and Reiselt—capped a football career in which they never lost a game in five years. However, the most notable and impressive accomplishment was the United Press International naming of Bettendorf as the “Mythical State Champions” of Iowa. Of course, it wouldn’t be until 1972 that an actual playoff system was implemented in Iowa (and not until 1981 that Bettendorf would outright win their first state championship) but regardless, the U.P.I.’s crowning of Bettendorf in 1960 will always belong to that squad who will forever be known as the “Original State Football Champs of Bettendorf.” Unfortunately, the 25-0-1 unbeaten streak ended with the ’60 squad as Bettendorf lost the 1961 season opener to Cedar Rapids Regis, 10-21.

THE SECOND STREAK: 36 games from... 1987 - 1988 - 1989 THE SECOND STREAK began on Friday, September 5th, 1987, when an unranked Bulldog squad opened up the ’87 season with a 260 victory over North Scott; from that point on, the Bulldog’s offense—both methodical and punishing—never stopped and was led by junior tailback Greg Brown (1,515 yards, 26 TDs) who led all of Class 4A in rushing that season. Brown’s path was cleared by fullback Clint Watkins (845 yards, 16 TDs) along with a mammoth offensive line in the likes of tackle Joe Judge and guards Brad Schoenfelder and Scott Roberts. While the offense virtually steamrolled over every opponent, the defense—featuring standout ends Adam Bergeron and Gregg Folks, tackles Steve McCall and Eric Carlson, noseguard Mike Woolverton, linebackers Brian West and Scott Downs, and defensive back Andy Wall—simultaneously shut them down. Simply put, every time they took the field, the Bulldogs made a statement.

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The Bulldogs ended the regular season with an 8-0 record—only the third time a Bettendorf team had done so since 1966—and for the fifth time in school history qualified for the Class 4A playoffs. In the 1st Round, Bettendorf hammered Pleasant Valley, 38-13, to advance to the Quarterfinals against a Davenport West squad they had previously defeated 43-7 the last game of the regular season; however, this time around, the contest was much closer but the Bulldogs manage to edge the Falcons, 19-14, to meet the Dubuque Wahlert Eagles in the Semifinals. Early in the game Bettendorf found themselves down, 14-0, before responding by rattling off five-straight touchdowns on the way to a 35-14 victory to propel themselves into the 4A title game for only the third time in school history. The title game contest against the Dowling Maroons of West Des Moines was a defensive battle and the Bulldog’s crew alone stopped Dowling four different times inside the red zone. At halftime with the score reading 0-0, Bettendorf Head Coach Merv Habenicht and his staff convened in the locker room while his wife, Evelyn Habenicht, stood in on his behalf as he was inducted into the Iowa High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame. The game remained scoreless after it restarted in the 3rd quarter but during the final period, Bettendorf finally drew first blood when Watkins scored from one-yard out to take a 7-0 lead. However, on their next possession, the Maroons countered with a touchdown and elected to go for the win with a two-point conversion. In what would be the play of the game, junior defensive back Scott Franks knocked away a pass and when the clock reached 0:00, the Bulldogs remained the only unbeaten team in Class 4A by capping a perfect 12-0 season with their 7-6 victory over Dowling. The title game itself was a prophecy fulfilled: the seniors had been told as early as 7th grade that someday they would win a state title. In the post-season, Judge, Schoenfelder, and McCall earned 1st Team All-State honors while 2nd Team players included Brown, Bergeron, and kicker Chad Skogman. As well, Augie Gutierrez was named to the 3rd Team as a kicker. At the beginning of the 1988 season, Bettendorf was ranked #1 by the Coaches Poll as they returned a core group of players that included Brown, Roberts, receiver LaVance Banks, noseguard Dave Donohoo, defensive tackle Jason Reading, linebackers Downs and Sok On Yi, and Franks. In what would be both a history and record smashing season, Bettendorf began their quest for a secondstraight state title with a lopsided victory over North Scott—this time 43-3—and then juggernauted through the regular season to finish 9-0 and thus extend the winning streak to 21 games. Junior quarterback Matt Ulrich directed the offense and by the end of the season amassed 923 yards in passing with 15 touchdowns; his most prolific targets were receivers Banks (25 receptions for 634 yards, 7 TDs) and tight end Jeff Deere (27 receptions for 378 yards, 5 TDs). Banks was also a threat every time he returned a punt as he totaled 500 yards in just 17 returns while scoring 5 touchdowns. Bettendorf’s aerial attack was merely the icing on the cake and was offset by the rushing of Brown (1,722 yards, 26 TDs) and junior fullback Tony LaMarre (618 yards, 8 TDs) who both punished opposing defenses with their speed and brawn. Simply put, either through air or land, the offense was unstoppable. Bettendorf’s biggest test of the regular season came five weeks into the season when a clerical error regarding a transfer student came to light and it was initially believed that because the player—a reserve who was technically ineligible because while he had switched schools, his residency had remained the same—had participated in several games, the contests would have to be forfeited. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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However, then-Athletic Director Chuck Nolting presented the Bulldog’s case to the Iowa High School Athletic Association who subsequently ruled with confidence that the gaffe was simply a bookkeeping mistake and no games would have to be forfeited—thus, the Second Streak continued onward. In the 1st Round of the ‘88 playoffs the Bulldogs once again nearly stumbled to a team they had defeated previously when they pulled out a 15-13 victory over Pleasant Valley; merely five days earlier during the last game of the regular season, Bettendorf had blanked the Spartans 28-0. Regaining their composure as well as their attitude, the Bulldogs then rolled over the Iowa City High Little Hawks, 33-0, in the Quarterfinals and then for the second straight year, beat Dubuque Wahlert in the Semifinals, 20-6, to once-again find themselves in the 4A state championship game. The Dawgs were not only the defending state champs, but also—depending on which poll one believed—the #1-ranked team about to do battle with other #1-ranked team in the Newton Cardinals. The 1988 title game was a rematch of the 1980 state championship—Bettendorf’s first-ever appearance in the title game in which Newton handily won, 28-14. However, this time around after a first-half slugfest which saw three lead changes, Bettendorf eventually took control in the second half—especially after defensive back Matt Rebro literally knocked off Newton running back Chad Gutherie’s helmet— and won, 28-12, to capture their second-straight state title (which at that point in history had never before been accomplished in Class 4A). Bettendorf’s final 13-0 record set a new school record for most victories in a season and the Bulldogs not only earned a national ranking of #18 by the L.A. Times, but also extended their winning streak to 25-straight games. Moreover, Habenicht earned the Iowa Football Coaches Association “District Coach of the Year” award while also being named the Des Moines Register “Class 4A Coach of the Year”. Although disputable, the 1988 team was labeled by many as “The Best Bettendorf Team Ever” and featured four 1st Team All-State players in Roberts, Brown, Reading, and Downs while linebacker Yi earned 2nd Team recognition. At the beginning of the 1989 season, Bettendorf was rated as the undisputed #1-ranked team by both the Coaches Poll and the Des Moines Register based on the fact that they were the two-time defending state champions who returned several key players on both offense and defense. Leading the charge on offense was LaMarre (now playing his natural position of tailback), Ulrich, and center Wes Arensdorf while returning defensive starters included end Ken Koehler, Rebro (who was moved to linebacker), and defensive back Matt Brown. Such that, the 1989 squad was firmly intent on winning an unprecedented third-straight 4A state title while maintaining The Streak—both tasks that were easier said than done. The ‘89 Bulldog offense relied mainly on the legs of LaMarre who eventually rushed for a 4A-best 1,721 yards and 31 touchdowns and his path was cleared by fullback Eric Arguello and offensive linemen Mike Evans, Mike McNamara, Mike Murphy, and Arensdorf. Ulrich, now a seasoned quarterback, made opposing defenses pay for stacking nine men in the box as he threw for a total of 753 yards and 6 touchdowns and his main target was junior tight end Rob Benson (23 receptions for 372 yards, 2 TDs). © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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After opening up the season with a 42-0 blasting of Pleasant Valley, Bettendorf zipped through the M.A.C. to both an 8-0 record and an Honorable Mention “Team to Watch” in USA Today; along the way, the Bulldogs litmus tests came in the form of both Davenport North and Central but both times rose to the occasion to win 17-0 and 21-14, respectively. As always, Bettendorf’s defense played ruthlessly and was powered by ends Koehler and Eric Doerder, noseguard John Elkin, linebacker Rebro, and defensive backs Jimmy Kerker, Chad Fors, Bill Dockery, and Brown. So hardnosed was the defense that against Clinton, Bettendorf took a 41-0 halftime lead and all starters were pulled at the beginning of the 3rd quarter while in the North contest, the Bulldogs limited the Wildcat’s offense to just 48 total offensive yards and never allowed them to cross the 50-yard line. Nonetheless, the #1-ranked Bulldogs biggest challenge awaited them in the season finale—a game that would decide the 1989 Mississippi Athletic Conference champion. Enter Bettendorf’s foe: the 8-0 and #3-ranked Burlington Grayhounds who would pit their high-powered and top-rated M.A.C. offense against Bettendorf’s stingy, state-leading defense that only allowed 9.9 points per game. Such that, the season finale was showcased as a “Clash of Titans” match-up and despite the 7,000 plus people who packed into TouVelle Stadium hoping to witness one last great games of the decade, the Bulldogs bolted to a 27-0 halftime lead. The second half was mostly uneventful and in the end, Bettendorf’s 3412 victory not only extended The Streak to 34-straight wins, but also propelled the Bulldogs into the 4A playoffs with momentum. A 28-6 victory over Davenport Assumption in the 1st Round advanced Bettendorf to the Quarterfinals where they again were matched against the Little Hawks of Iowa City High. The game was a dogfight and at halftime Bettendorf led, 3-0. However, midway through the 4th quarter, City High scored to take a 7-3 advantage and became the first opponent that season to ever lead the Bulldogs. Yet, on their next possession, Bettendorf rose to the challenge and drove the length of the field only to face a 4th and 4 near the goal line; with more than just the season on the line, LaMarre took the handoff from Ulrich and ran untouched into the endzone as Bettendorf retook the lead. The Bulldog defense stopped the Little Hawks on their next drive and another score by the offense sealed a 16-7 victory to not only advance the Bulldogs one game from the championship round, but upped The Streak to 36-straight wins. In the Semifinal Round, Bettendorf faced an arduous opponent in the Linn-Mar Lions (10-1) whose sole loss had been a 10-8 thriller to the Iowa City Little Hawks. Although the Lions scored on their opening drive, Bettendorf responded immediately and led 7-6 until midway through the 3rd quarter when a blocked punt inside the Dawg’s own red zone allowed Linn-Mar to retake the lead. Several other uncharacteristic turnovers eventually doomed Bettendorf and they eventually lost, 25-7, on Saturday, November 11, 1989, ending both Bettendorf’s 36-game winning streak and a bid for a third-straight state championship. In the post-season, Habenicht was named the “M.A.C. Coach of the Year” while LaMarre, Koehler, Rebro, and Elkin earned 1st Team All-State honors. As well, Arensdorf and Evans were named to both the 2nd and 3rd teams, respectively. Most certainly, over 150 players in a three-year span contributed to what is the longest winning streak in Class 4A in the last fifty years. After the game, Habenicht said in The Quad City Times, “I just hope some day we can do again what we’ve accomplished the past three years.” In this context, did “Humble Hab” know that “again” would be as little as two seasons later when “The Third Streak” would begin? © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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THE THIRD STREAK: 30 games from... 1991 - 1992 - 1993 THE THIRD STREAK began on Friday, October 16, 1991, during Week #7 and would continue through the 1992 season all the way into post-season play of 1993; Habenicht’s prophetic comment, “I just hope some day we can do again what we’ve accomplished these past three years...” would ring so true that some wondered, “Did he know all along?” The Bulldogs opened up the ’91 season with a 13-15 loss to Burlington but then rebounded by winning four straight games which included a 31-13 victory over eventual-M.A.C. champion Davenport Assumption. “The Third Streak” officially began when the Bulldogs, coming off a 14-28 loss to Clinton in Week #6, smashed the Lancers of North Scott, 48-6, en route to a 7-2 regular season finish to qualify for the Class 4A playoffs; it was tongue-in-cheek that the Bulldogs actually finished fourth in the conference behind Assumption, Clinton, and Burlington—but would eventually be the team to beat in 4A. To say the least, junior tailback Tavian Banks—who the year before missed the entire season after breaking his leg in a season-opener—led the state with his 9.2 average per carry and rushed for a total of 1,905 yards and 32 touchdowns and his path was cleared by offensive lineman Keith Lucier and Eric Lyons—both 1st Team All-State selections. The traditional Bettendorf defense was as tightfisted as ever and was anchored by tackle Jed Orgill and end Pat Bateman who also both earned All-State honors after the season. During the 1991 playoffs, Bettendorf clearly peaked by outscoring their opponents 127-41. A 31-15 rout of Davenport Assumption in the 1st Round was followed by a 55-17 revenge-thrashing of Burlington during the Quarterfinals. In the Semifinals against Dubuque Wahlert, defensive back Mitch Harvey intercepted four Eagle passes in a sound 41-9 victory to propel Bettendorf into their 5th title game appearance since 1980 against the Sioux City Heelan Crusaders. The championship game was a defensive battle and Banks scored the only touchdown on a 68-yard fake-reverse scamper as Bettendorf won their seventh consecutive game, 6-0, as well as the school’s fourth Class 4A state football title. In 1992, Bettendorf had a wealth of returning starters, including Banks, and soundly beat every opponent as they raced through the regular season to a 9-0 record. Entering the 4A playoffs as the #1ranked team and owner of 16-straight victories, Bettendorf was first tested by Davenport Assumption in the 1st Round but prevailed 28-18. The next trial in the Quarterfinal match was against the Iowa City High Little Hawks—a rising force in Class 4A—who were led by speedy running back Tim Dwight who was only a junior. Bettendorf initially was stunned by the Little Hawks who took an early 14-0 lead, however, the Bulldogs battled back by scoring twenty-four straight points and eventually won, 31-28, to meet Cedar Rapids Jefferson in the Semifinal Round. A 14-0 triumph against the J-Hawks advanced the 12-0 Bulldogs to the state championship game where they met the West Des Moines Valley Tigers who also boasted an impressive 12-0 record. However, the Tigers were no match for the Bulldogs and in a then-historical 41-0 smashing, Bettendorf not only won their fifth and second pair of back-to-back Class 4A state championships, but they also recorded their 20th © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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consecutive win. Banks, a Parade All-American running back, ran for 250 yards and 4 touchdowns in the game to end his senior year with a total of 2,394 yards and 42 touchdowns; the tailback owed much credit to his offensive line consisting of guard Brent Kock, center Chris Miller, end Shane McCallister, and All-State tackle Corey Ryan. The defense also had its share of great players in the likes of end Chris Lensing and linebacker Eric Hoch—both of whom earned 1st Team All-State honors—as well as linebacker Mike Sage who was 2nd Team All-State selection. Entering the 1993 season as the #1-ranked team, Bettendorf—without a doubt—was the team to beat and they proved that by carving through the regular season uncontested. The Bulldogs outscored their opponents, 405-103—an average score of 45-11—en route to a 9-0 record while not only capturing their fifth M.A.C. title in seven years, but also extending the streak to 29 straight-wins. Simply put, the Bulldogs handily defeated every single M.A.C. opponent they encountered and this was proven by the fact that their closest game point-wise was a 49-22 victory over Davenport North. The offense was built around Paul Harnung (1,636 yards, 29 TDs) and Ron McQuay (1,072 yards, 18 TDs) who not only took turns leading the M.A.C. in rushing, but also became the first pair of Bettendorf backs since 1958 to rush for more than 1,000 yards in one season. Both players had their paths cleared for them by end Frank Lawler, tackles Brock Ryan and Eric Hull, center Chris Taylor, and Brent Kock who provided quarterback Scott Longval plenty of time to complete 50 passes for 815 yards and 7 touchdowns. Placekicker Matt Schara, an eventual 1st Team All-State pick, was also deadly accurate as he made 58/60 extra points and 3/4 field goals during the season. As well—despite the redundancy—the Bulldog defense yet again complemented the offense by limiting 7 of their 11 opponents from scoring more than two touchdowns a game and was led by the crew of end Rick Adriano, tackles Chris Cowherd and Shane Pearson, and back Jeff Mossbrucker. Much like the 1989 squad four years before them, the 1993 team marched into the 4A playoffs intent on winning an unprecedented third-straight 4A state championship. In the 1st Round game, the Bulldogs faced Davenport Assumption—their new M.A.C. rival whom they had defeated 34-7 during the regular season and this time around the Knights challenged the Bulldogs. After a hard-fought game, Bettendorf ultimately prevailed, 21-18, to advance to the second round of the playoffs. “The Third Streak” now stood at 30-straight games and the Bulldogs—for the fourth time in six years—were paired against the Iowa City High Little Hawks in the Quarterfinals. Over 7,000 fans made TouVelle Stadium a standing-room-only venue; however, in this game, Dwight was a senior and wanted revenge—which, after yet another intense Bettendorf-Iowa City High brawl, he earned when his Little Hawks beat Bettendorf, 27-14, to end “The Third Streak” on Monday, November 8, 1993. The defeat not only ended Bettendorf’s 30-game winning streak, but also their bid for a third-straight state championship. For post-season honors, Harnung, Kock, Ryan, and Schara were selected to the 1st Team All-State Squad while Mossbrucker, Adriano, Pearson, and Cowherd all earned 2nd Team honors. As well, McQuay was a 3rd Team selection at running back while long-time assistant coach Randy Scott earned “Assistant Coach of the Year” honors by the Iowa Football Coaches Association. The Third Streak also marked the end of an era as not only would fourteen years would pass before another winning streak was born, but also the retirement of Merv Habenicht and the fact that Bettendorf would not play for another state title until the year 2000. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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THE FOURTH STREAK: 24 games from... 2007 - 2008 While THE FOURTH STREAK began on Friday, August 31st, 2007, the foundation for it was actually set nine and a half months earlier in 2006 when Bettendorf met Cedar Rapids Xavier in the Semifinal Round of the 4A playoffs. The Bulldogs were on the verge of playing for the state championship as with less then 2 minutes in the game, they were tied with Xavier, 14-14. Although the Bulldog’s offense had been mostly stifled by a stout Xavier defense, Bettendorf was playing their usual brand of grind-it-out football and had taken the ball down the length of the field to Xavier’s 4yard line; about to score, Bettendorf’s favorable circumstances abruptly reversed when on the ensuing play tailback Jake Eikenberry was hit during the quarterback-running back exchange and the ball hit the ground… and in a play since dubbed “The Immaculate Recovery,” the pigskin was scooped up by a Xavier defender who then to rambled 96-yards to the opposite end of the field to score and put Xavier up for good, 21-14. From that lesson all Bulldogs learned to never take anything granted—and from the beginning of the 2007 season the team not only played with a chip on their shoulder, but also with a purpose: to not only get to the state championship game, but to win it and reclaim the Destiny they seemingly had been denied the season before. The 2007 squad was overabundant in talent and were led by a plethora of offensive players that included offensive linemen Dan Bettenhausen and Seth Mosbrucker—both of whom would protect junior quarterback Danny Tharp (128 completions for 1,903 yards, 15 TDs) who could easily handoff to running back Jake Eikenberry (135 carries for 1,004 yards, 16 TDs) as he could throw to Billy Rembold (51 receptions for 892 yards, 13 TDs), Carter Ridenour (36 receptions for 536 yards, 8 TDs), and Mitch Overstreet (19 receptions for 280 yards, 1 TD). Defensively, the Bulldogs were led by ends Pete Kabler, Eric Speidel, and Adam Coleman, linebackers Anthony Losasso and Mitch Jurevitz, and backs Garrett Scott and Doug Smith. On the same note, it would also be worth mentioning that punter Nate Meyer’s leg was an overlooked and underestimated weapon. The 2007 Bulldogs opened up their season with not only a #1-state ranking, but also a 62-0 blasting of Davenport West. The following week the Bulldogs throttled Davenport North 50-0 and it wouldn’t be until the third game—against Davenport Assumption—that an opponent would score: the Knights were led by running back Willie Argo—who eventually went on to break the M.A.C. touchdown record that season—but in this contest he was held in check as Bettendorf won, 21-14. Having outscored their first three opponents 133-14, the Bulldogs then went on a five-game scoring spree that witnessed them scoring 250 points with wins over Burlington (49-20), Muscatine (47-10), Clinton (49-0), Davenport Central (56-14), and Pleasant Valley (49-0). By the season finale Bettendorf was not only 80, but also the undisputed #1-team in Iowa. The last game of the regular season was against North Scott who the year before not only had blanked the Bulldogs, 17-0, in the M.A.C. championship game, but also thoroughly embarrassed them. However, it’s © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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noteworthy to point out that while North Scott would finish the regular season 9-0, they lost to Iowa City High in the 1st Round of the Playoffs while the 8-1 Bulldogs advanced to the Semifinals. This time around though, North Scott squad was no match for the Bulldogs who dismantled the Lancers, 36-6, and entered the playoffs as the team to beat in Class 4A. In the 1st Round the Bulldogs were paired with the Little Hawks of Iowa City High—a team they had faced the previous three seasons in the playoffs. The Bulldogs and Little Hawks first met in the post-season in 1988 and since that initial game have had some classic contests such as Bettendorf’s 1989 come-from-behind 16-7 Quarterfinal victory, 1992’s “Banks vs. Dwight” Quarterfinal battle that Bettendorf won, 31-28, and the 17-13 loss 1st Round loss in 2005 that occurred in the final minute of the game. The 2007 game would be no different as yet another street fight ensued and this contest was seemingly a war of attrition. By the 3rd quarter, it was obvious that Bettendorf’s traditional platoon system was wearing down many of the Little Hawk’s two-way starters and despite a valiant effort by Iowa City, Bettendorf emerged as 35-28 victors. In the Quarterfinals, the Bulldogs had to once again face Davenport Assumption and this time around the Bulldogs silenced all detractors who speculated that the Knights’ lone loss of the season was a fluke as Bettendorf easily won, 35-14. Returning to the Semifinals for the third time in four years, the Bulldogs battled the Tigers of Cedar Falls in another classic match up that ended in regulation with a 0-0 tie. In overtime, Cedar Valley was unable to score a touchdown and their 4th down field goal attempt was blocked by junior Kyle Lichtenberg. Wasting no time, Bettendorf elected to kick a field goal on 1st down and Rembold’s successful kick gave the Bulldogs a 6-3 overtime victory and propelled them into the 4A state championship game. Bettendorf entered the 4A title game with a 12-0 record and was playing for their second state title in four seasons. Matched up against the Ankeny Hawks, this was not only the first meeting between the two teams, but also the first time since 1997 that the Hawks were playing for a state title. Ankeny entered the game with both an 11-1 record and dangerous Power-T offense that had definitely peaked during the playoffs as indicated by their lopsided victories in the first two rounds. On the third play of the opening series, Bettendorf running back Jared Masterson busted loose and rambled 59-yards down the sideline to Ankeny’s 3-yard line; two plays later Anthony Losasso—in for Jake Eikenberry who suffered a season-ending injury in the 1st Round game—scored to put Bettendorf ahead, 7-0. Seemingly, Bettendorf was headed for a rout of Ankeny—but the game that followed was probably one of the best 4A title contests ever. Ankeny’s offense—a mixture of the Wing-T, Wishbone, and Belly series—virtually owned the field from their 5-yard line to the Bulldog’s 5-yard line and were able to run the ball at will and although Bettendorf’s defense slowed them down, the Hawks managed to rush for 5.1 yards per carry (for a game total of 287 yards). After Ankeny tied the game 7-7, Bettendorf next scored on a 65-yard pass play from Tharp to Rembold to put Bettendorf up 14-7. However, over the course of the game Ankeny’s run game took a toll on Bettendorf and although they couldn’t punch it into the endzone, the Hawks scored threestraight field goals to own a 16-14 lead with less two and a half minutes remaining in the contest. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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After returning the kick to their own 20-yard line, Tharp went under center and with a tough Ankeny defense blanketing his receivers, threw three straight incomplete passes. Obviously, the Bulldogs faced a dire situation: down 16-14 and facing 4th and 10 from their own 20-yard line with literally two minutes left in the game, head coach Randy Scott had no choice but to go for it—and Tharp’s 23-yard completion to Rembold began one of the most memorable drives in Bettendorf history. Tharp completed four straight passes to both Scott, Overstreet, and Ridenour while rushing for one yard to put the Bulldogs on Ankeny’s 19-yard line with :24 seconds left in the game. Then, in a brilliant tactical move, Bettendorf took a shot at the endzone—and to the surprise of everyone except the Bulldogs— Rembold caught the pass and with his successful extra point, put the Bulldogs ahead 21-16 with :12 seconds left in the game; three plays later Bettendorf won their seventh state championship in school history to cap Part I of the Fourth Streak. Bettendorf players not only dominated the All-Conference squad, but also the annual All-State teams selected by the Des Moines Register and Iowa Newspaper Association: 1st team picks included Coleman, Scott, Mosbrucker, Losasso, and Meyer while Kabler and Rembold landed on the 2nd Team. As well, Overstreet was a 3rd team selection and Bettenhausen earned Academic All-State honors. Also, Randy Scott—who would retire from coaching shortly after the 2007 season—was named as the “M.A.C. Coach of the Year” while Tharp earned “Red Zone Player of the Year” honors. As a team, Bettendorf was ranked #30 in the nation by MaxPreps, #32 by Student Sports, and the “Best Team in Iowa” by Sports Illustrated. Part II of the Fourth Streak continued the following year when the Bettendorf opened up the 2008 season with a new head coach in Aaron Wiley who had served as an assistant since 1997; originally hired by former head coach Merv Habenicht, Wiley had served as the defensive coordinator for both Habenicht and Scott and under their tutelage was certainly ready to lead the Bulldogs into their next chapter of success. Although the Bulldogs were the #1 ranked team in Iowa at the beginning of the season, it was a designation they would eventually lose to West Des Moines Valley based on comparative scores. Regardless, a convincing 37-7 victory over Pleasant Valley was the fourteenth straight victim in the Fourth Streak and the following game Bettendorf mercilessly pounded Muscatine, 52-12. However, unlike the season before in which the Bulldogs razored through the season, victories in the 2008 campaign didn’t come as easily: although the final result of the third game was a 35-0 victory over Davenport North, the Week 4 game against Clinton wasn’t assured until the 4th quarter. As well, the following game against North Scott witnessed the Bulldogs come-from-behind in the 3rd quarter to win, 24-16. Nevertheless, Bettendorf still outplayed their opponents on a week-by-week basis and such victories included a 45-13 thrashing of Davenport West, a 42-0 drubbing of Davenport Central, and a 31-15 conquest over Burlington. The season finale against Davenport Assumption ended in a 31-7 © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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victory and the fact was Bettendorf had outscored their nine regular season opponents, 332-87—not a far cry from 2007’s 418-63 totals. Bettendorf thus entered the playoffs with a perfect 9-0 record—joining only West Des Moines Valley and Iowa City High as the remaining undefeated teams in Class 4A. However, playoffs state-wide had changed in format with the implementation of a Substate game which literally doubled the number of participants in 4A from 16 to 32 and critics— which were many—of the Substate game cited that the playoffs would now be “watered down” as a result of many 5-4 and some 4-5 teams now qualifying for the Substate game. For the most part, the higher-seeded teams dominated their opponents except in a few cases— most notably, M.A.C teams suffered the brunt of the new Substate game: North Scott, who ended the season with an 8-1 record, lost to Dubuque Wahlert who was one of the few 4-5 teams to qualify for the playoffs while 7-2 Burlington lost to 5-4 Dubuque Hempstead. Bettendorf was paired against 4-5 Clinton—a team they had soundly defeated during the regular season but simply put, since Clinton had nothing to lose, they gave the Bulldogs a run for their money and with less than eight minutes remaining in the game, the River Kings owned a 21-20 lead. In response the Bulldogs, as they had all season long, displayed their true grit and with a long drive, touchdown, and successful two-point conversion, eventually claimed a 28-21 victory that extended their winning streak to 23-straight games. In the 1st Round game, the Bulldogs met Cedar Rapids Prairie—a team they had previously never played—and rebounded by thrashing the Hawks, 28-3, for their 24th-consecutive win. In the Quarterfinals the Bulldogs had to travel to Cedar Rapids to take on Mississippi Valley foe the Washington Warriors who featured a dangerous spread offense. Unfortunately, history does repeat itself and like the 1989 team twenty seasons before, the 2008 squad became their own worst enemy and committed five turnovers—four in the first half—and all four turnovers led to Warrior touchdowns. Hence, in a strange land on Monday, November 7th, 2008, the Fourth Streak came to an abrupt end when Bettendorf lost to Washington, 48-27. Post-season, Bulldogs dominated the All-Conference and All-Metro teams while five players earned 1st Team All-State honors: Overstreet, Lichtenberg, wide receiver Pat Brown, punter Nate Meyer, and defensive lineman Casey Nabb. As well, linebacker Mitch Jurevitz earned 3rd Team honors while Meyer and Overstreet became just the sixteenth and seventeenth players in Bettendorf history to earn AllState honors twice. Since 1951, Bettendorf has won 423 games and 115 of those victories—27%—have been won in a row at one time or another over the course of eight seasons and five different decades. Machiavelli said it best: "Whoever wishes to foresee the future must consult the past" and regarding another Bettendorf football winning streak, it would be neither arrogant nor overconfident to say as it has happened before, it will happen again.

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Scores of Winning Streaks THE FIRST STREAK

THE SECOND STREAK

THE THIRD STREAK

THE FOURTH STREAK

25 games from 1958-60

36 games from 1987-89

30 games from 1991-93

24 games from 2007-2008

1958

1987

1991

2007

Bettendorf 19, Muscatine 13

Bettendorf 26, North Scott 0

Bettendorf 48, North Scott 6

Bettendorf 62, Dav't West 0

Bettendorf 32, Fulton 19

Bettendorf 41, Burlington 14

Bettendorf 49, Muscatine 7

Bettendorf 50, Dav't North 0

Bettendorf 39, Savanna 6

Bettendorf 22, Dav't Central 14

Bettendorf 35, Dav't Central 0

Bettendorf 21, Dav't Assump. 13

Bettendorf 18, DeWitt 14

Bettendorf 40, Muscatine 15

Bettendorf 31, Davenport Dav't 15

Bettendorf 49, Burlington 20

Bettendorf 33, Morrison 0

Bettendorf 35, Dav't Assumption 7

Bettendorf 55, Burlington 17

Bettendorf 47, Muscatine 10

Bettendorf 49, Newman 13

Bettendorf 33, Clinton 6

Bettendorf 41, Dubuque Wahlert 9

Bettendorf 49, Clinton 0

Bettendorf 25, Amboy 6

Bettendorf 40, Davenport North 20

Bettendorf 6, Sioux City Heelan 0

Bettendorf 56, Dav't Central 14

Bettendorf 34, Assumption 6

Bettendorf 43, Dav't West 7

Bettendorf 57, St. Mary's 12

Bettendorf 38, Pleasant Valley 13

1992

Bettendorf 35, North Scott 6

Bettendorf 19, Davenport West 14

Bettendorf 42, Burlington 0

Bettendorf 35, Iowa City High 28

1959

Bettendorf 35, Dub. Wahlert 14

Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 14

Bettendorf 35, Dav't Assump. 14

Bettendorf 19, Muscatine 13

Bettendorf 7, WDM Dowling 6

Bettendorf 34, Dav't North 6

Bettendorf 6, Cedar Falls 3 (OT)

Bettendorf 42, Dav't West 3

Bettendorf 21, Ankeny 16

Bettendorf 25, Savanna 6

Bettendorf 49, Pleasant Valley 0

Bettendorf 25, DeWitt 13

1988

Bettendorf 26, Dav't Assumption 7

Bettendorf 34, Morrison 0

Bettendorf 43, North Scott 3

Bettendorf 49, Clinton 21

2008

Bettendorf 12, Newman 12 (tie)

Bettendorf 20, Burlington 7

Bettendorf 55, North Scott 0

Bettendorf 37, Pleasant Valley 7

Bettendorf 36, Amboy 12

Bettendorf 33, Dav't Central 6

Bettendorf 49, Muscatine 7

Bettendorf 52, Muscatine 12

Bettendorf 16, St. Mary's 7

Bettendorf 41, Muscatine 0

Bettendorf 23, Dav't Central 6

Bettendorf 35, Dav't North 0

Bettendorf 26, Fulton 7

Bettendorf 41, Dav't Assumption 0

Bettendorf 28, Dav't Assump. 18

Bettendorf 35, Clinton 14

Bettendorf 20, Clinton 6

Bettendorf 31, Iowa City High 28

Bettendorf 24, North Scott 16

1960

Bettendorf 48, Dav't North 14

Bettendorf 14, C.R. Jefferson 0

Bettendorf 45, Dav't West 13

Bettendorf 40, C.R. Regis 6

Bettendorf 43, Dav't West 20

Bettendorf 41, WDM Valley 0

Bettendorf 42, Dav't Central 0

Bettendorf 34, Burlington 18

Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 0

Bettendorf 42, Keokuk 7

Bettendorf 15, Pleasant Valley 13

1993

Bettendorf 31, Dav't Assumption 7

Bettendorf 34, North Scott 6

Bettendorf 33, Iowa City High 0

Bettendorf 42, Burlington 7

Bettendorf 28, Clinton 21

Bettendorf 43, Muscatine 6

Bettendorf 20, Dub. Wahlert 6

Bettendorf 41, Pleasant Valley 13

Bettendorf 28, C.R. Prairie 3

Bettendorf 32, Assumption 14

Bettendorf 28, Newton 12

Bettendorf 49, Dav't North 22

Bettendorf 31, Burlington 15

Bettendorf 34, Dav't West 0

Bettendorf 56, Ottumwa 14 Bettendorf 40, Alleman 7

1989

Bettendorf 34, Dav't Assumption 7

Bettendorf 60, Geneseo 20

Bettendorf 42, Pleasant Valley 0

Bettendorf 57, Clinton 20

Bettendorf 28, Dav't Assumption 8

Bettendorf 49, North Scott 14

Bettendorf 41, Clinton 21

Bettendorf 50, Muscatine 14

Bettendorf 41, Dav't West 14

Bettendorf 49, Dav't Central 6

Bettendorf 17, Dav't North 0

Bettendorf 21, Dav't Assump. 18

Bettendorf 41, North Scott 6 Bettendorf 41, Muscatine 14 Bettendorf 21, Dav't Central 14 Bettendorf 34, Burlington 12 Bettendorf 28, Dav't Assumption 6 Bettendorf 16, Iowa City High 7

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Illowa Conference — 1953-59 The Bettendorf Football program began in 1951 and for the first two seasons the Bulldogs were independents and not affiliated with any league. However, in 1953 they became members of the newly-formed Illowa Conference and as the name implied, consisted of both Iowa and Illinois team; on the Iowa side, St. Mary’s of Clinton, DeWitt, and Bettendorf comprised nearly half the league while Illinois schools Amboy, Fulton, Lyons, Morrison, Newman, and Savanna completed the conference. There certainly were some great games among the Illowa Conference rivalries and in 1954 the enmity spilled from the field into the parking lot as the Bettendorf-Amboy game was followed by an unfortunate scuffle in which an Amboy fan died from a concussion. For the seven seasons that Bettendorf was a member of the Illowa Conference, five different teams won the league title and only the Bulldogs won more than one championship and did so its last three seasons they were members from 1957-59. As well, Bettendorf’s domination of the Illowa those last few years also marked the beginning of Bettendorf’s “First Winning Streak” that would ultimately culminate in 1960. Clearly, Bettendorf’s supremacy in the Illowa Conference was just the beginning of the dynasty that would become Bulldog football. Illowa Conference Champions

Illowa Conference Members

Bettendorf Bulldogs 1957, 1958, 1959

Amboy Clippers Bettendorf Bulldogs

Lyons Lions 1953

DeWitt Sabers

St. Mary’s of Clinton 1954

Fulton Steamers Lyons Lions

Newman Comets 1955

Morrison Mustangs

DeWitt Sabers 1956

Newman Comets Savanna Indians St. Mary’s of Clinton

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Little 6 Conference — 1960-68 The Bulldogs became members of the Little 6 conference in 1960 while riding the crest of their 25-game winning streak that occurred from 1958-60. Bettendorf entered the 1960 season after compiling a record of 16-0-1 over the previous two seasons and the only blemish—if one would call it that—was a 12-12 tie during Week #5 of the 1959 season. Unlike the Illowa Conference, the Little 6 consisted of schools only from Iowa and originally included Bettendorf, Burlington, Ottumwa, Muscatine, and Keokuk. In 1964, Davenport Assumption joined the Little 6 to complete the six-team league. To say the least, no one even challenged the Bulldogs during the entire season as the 1960 squad mercilessly outscored their opponents, 381-98, to set a still-held school record by scoring 42.3 points per game en route to a perfect 9-0 record and fourth-straight conference championship. As well, Bettendorf ran its unbeaten streak to 26-straight games and in all, seven Bulldogs earned All-State honors by the Des Moines Register that year. However, the most distinct honor the 1960 squad earned was when the United Press International named Bettendorf as the “Mythical State Champions” of Iowa and although it wouldn’t be until six seasons later in 1966 that Bettendorf won the Little 6 Conference, the Bulldogs added one last league title in 1968—the final year of the Little 6’s existence—to solidify the Bulldog’s domination of yet another conference.

Little 6 Conference Champions

Little 6 Conference Members

Bettendorf Bulldogs 1960, 1966, 1968

Bettendorf Bulldogs Burlington Grayhounds

Burlington Grayhounds 1961, 1967

Davenport Assumption Knights

Ottumwa Bulldogs 1962, 1963

Keokuk Chiefs Muscatine Muskies

Keokuk Chiefs 1965

Ottumwa Bulldogs Davenport Assumption Knights 1964

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Mississippi Valley Conference — 1969-77 The Mississippi Valley Conference was formed in 1969 and originally consisted of eight teams: Bettendorf, Clinton, Iowa City High, Dubuque Senior, Muscatine, and the Cedar Rapids schools of Jefferson, Kennedy, and Washington. In 1970, one final school—Dubuque Hempstead—joined the M.V.C. to complete the lineup. Bettendorf’s alliance with the M.V.C. marked the beginning of a new era in several regards. First, two years after it was formed, Bettendorf assistant coach Merv Habenicht was appointed as the new head coach and he would lead the Bulldogs for the next twenty-nine seasons while building the program into a [sustainable] dynasty. Second, in 1972 the Iowa High School Athletic Organization finally implemented a playoff system that would finally end the speculation and crowning of “Mythical State Champions” by various newspapers which had occurred since the 1930s. Ironically enough, the very first 4A state champion was M.V.C. member Cedar Rapids Jefferson who defeated West Des Moines Dowling, 6-0, in the title game. Third, the formation of the M.V.C. would prove to be long-lasting as even in the present day it still exists—albeit in two divisions—of mostly the same teams as the original design. The 1969-77 configuration of the M.V.C. was dominated by the J-Hawks of Cedar Rapids Jefferson and proven by their four league titles in nine years. However, the 1974 title was shared by three other schools and included Bettendorf, Cedar Rapids Washington, and Dubuque Hempstead.

Mississippi Valley Conference Champions

Mississippi Valley Conference Members

Cedar Rapids Jefferson Jayhawks 1969, 1972, 1974, 1976

Bettendorf Bulldogs Cedar Rapids Jefferson Jayhawks

Cedar Rapids Washington Warriors 1973, 1974

Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cougars

Dubuque Hempstead Mustangs 1974, 1977

Cedar Rapids Washington Warriors Clinton River Kings

Iowa City High Little Hawks 1970

Dubuque Hempstead Mustangs Dubuque Senior Rams 1971

Dubuque Senior Rams Iowa City High Little Hawks

Bettendorf Bulldogs 1974

Muscatine Muskies Clinton River Kings 1975

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Mississippi Eight Conference — 1978-1985 The late 1970’s witnessed a growth in population in Iowa which caused the state’s large metropolitan cities—Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, and Waterloo—to expand their secondary schools which subsequently led some of them to change their classification from 3A to 4A. This fact mostly had positive results and one outcome was the realignment of major conferences done so out of respect for location and travel time— and this latter fact benefited schools based out or near the Quad Cities and led to the creation of the Mississippi Eight Conference. The Mississippi Eight consisted of Bettendorf, Burlington, Clinton, Muscatine, North Scott, and the Davenport Schools Assumption, Central, and West. Some of the teams such as Bettendorf, Burlington, Clinton, and Muscatine had been playing one another for years while oddly enough, same-vicinity teams such as Bettendorf and Davenport West had never played one another. However, the prospect of playing both West and Central depended on one’s outlook as between the two schools they had won four of the first six state championships in Class 4A: Central in 1973 and ’76 and West in 1974 and ’77. To say the least, having teams with such pedigrees as members of the Mississippi Eight Conference only bolstered its status. In just its first season of existence, Bettendorf and Central tied for the conference championship and ignited a cross-town rival that would last for the next 15 years. However, for the eight years the Mississippi Eight existed, the Blue Devils claimed the King of the Conference as they won a total of four league championships while Bettendorf claimed three—and in that time period the two schools combined for a total of seven playoff appearances which not only included two state championships, but also a runner-up and semifinal appearance. \

Mississippi Eight Conference Champions

Mississippi Eight Conference Members

Davenport Central Blue Devils 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983

Bettendorf Bulldogs Burlington Grayhounds

Bettendorf Bulldogs 1978, 1980, 1981

Clinton River Kings

Clinton River Kings 1978, 1985

Davenport Assumption Knights Davenport Central Blue Devils

Burlington Grayhounds 1984

Davenport West Falcons Muscatine Muskies Class 4A State Champs from the Mississippi Eight North Scott Lancers Bettendorf – 1981, 2

Place in 1980

Davenport Central - 1983

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Mississippi Athletic Conference — 1986-present Officially, the Mississippi Athletic Conference was formed in 1986 but in reality it was just an expansion of the Mississippi Eight league as further population growth in the Quad Cities led to the creation of Davenport North while Pleasant Valley—who won the 1985 Class 3A state championship— moved up to Class 4A. The Mississippi Athletic Conference is rich in tradition and known for the classic 1980’s battles between Davenport Central and West to the most recent dogfights between Bettendorf and Davenport Assumption. The M.A.C. is also recognized as one of the toughest 4A conferences in the State and annually has teams ranked in the Top 10. As well, numerous athletes from the M.A.C. have continued their careers collegiately and beyond. To date, since Iowa's 1972 inception of the State Playoffs, current M.A.C. members have won a total of twelve (12) Class 4A state championships: Bettendorf (7), Davenport Central (3), and Davenport West (2); historically speaking, Central and West won four of the first six Class 4A state titles. As well, Pleasant Valley won the Class 3A state title in 1985. Mississippi Athletic Conference Champions

Mississippi Athletic Conference Members

Bettendorf Bulldogs 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011

Bettendorf Bulldogs Burlington Grayhounds

Davenport Assumption Knights 1986, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005

Clinton River Kings

Muscatine 1997, 2003

Davenport Assumption Knights Davenport Central Blue Devils

Clinton River Kings 1991

Davenport West Falcons

North Scott 2011

Davenport North Wildcats Muscatine Muskies

Burlington Grayhounds 1998

North Scott Lancers

Pleasant Valley 1996, 2012

Pleasant Valley Spartans

Class 4A State Champions from the Mississippi Athletic Conference Bettendorf - 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 2004, 2007

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Conference Records Rushing - 7 Conference Games Roger Craig, Davenport Central - 1,060 yards (1978) Rushing - 9 Conference Games Zach Minch, Davenport Central – 1,896 yards (2012) Rushing Yards in a Game Zach Minch, Davenport Central – 371 yards vs. Davenport North (2012) Rushing Average Ed Gibson, Davenport Assumption - 12.9 yards in 88 carries for a total of 1,138 yards (1992) Randy Schmidt, North Scott – 11.6 avg. in 122 carries for a total of 1,417 yards (2012) Passing Yards Jon Phillips, Muscatine - 2,785 yards (2007) Passing Completions Jon Phillips, Muscatine - 212 completions (2007) Passing Touchdowns Jon Crowe, Muscatine – 30 touchdown passes (2012) Pass Receptions Tony Manriquez, Muscatine - 70 receptions (2007) Pass Reception Yards Ricky Teed, Muscatine - 1,011 yards (2007) Rushing Touchdowns Willie Argo, Davenport Assumption - 39 touchdowns (2007) Pass Reception Touchdowns Colin Sandeman, Bettendorf - 15 touchdowns (2005) Scoring Willie Argo, Davenport Assumption, 210 points/season in 9 conference games (2007) ALSO: 234 points/season in 11 total games (2007) and 450 career points (2005-07) Mississippi Eight or Athletic Conference Statisticians Scott Mason, 2009-2012 Dick Wagner, 1992-2008 Jerry Bretag, 1978-1991

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Coaching Awards Year

Coach

Honor

1957

Merrit Parsons

Quad City Times “Quad City Coach of the Year”

1960

Merrit Parsons

Des Moines Register “Coach of the Year”

1968

Merrit Parsons

Inducted into the Iowa Football Coaches Hall of Fame

1969

Ray Oles

M.V.C. “Coach of the Year”

1974

Merv Habenicht

M.V.C. “Coach of the Year”

1980

Merv Habenicht

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Southeast District Coach of the Year”

1981

Merv Habenicht Reggie Speak

Shrine Bowl, Assistant Coach Drake Relays “Trainer of the Year”

1983

Tom Freeman

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Assistant Coach of the Year”

1986

Don Glenn

Iowa Football Coaches Association Don Taft Junior High “Coach of the Year”

1987

Merv Habenicht

Inducted into the Iowa Football Coaches Hall of Fame

1988

Merv Habenicht

Des Moines Register “Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Southeast District Coach of the Year”

1989

Merv Habenicht Reggie Speak

M.A.C. “Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Distinguished Service Award”

1991

John Lavelle

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Assistant Coach of the Year”

1993

Randy Scott

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Assistant Coach of the Year”

1995

Ron Egger

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Assistant Coach of the Year”

1998

Merv Habenicht

M.A.C. “Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Coach of the Year” Inducted into the Quad City Times “Quad City Hall of Fame”

1999

Merv Habenicht Mick McVey

Shrine Bowl, Head Coach

Randy Scott

M.A.C. “Coach of the Year”

2000

Iowa Football Coaches Association Don Taft Junior High “Coach of the Year”

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Southeast District Coach of the Year”

2004

Merv Habenicht

Quad City Times Runner-up for “Quad City Coach of the Century”

Randy Scott

M.A.C. “Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Southeast District Coach of the Year”

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Year 2004

Coach Aaron Wiley

Honor Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Assistant Coach of the Year”

2005

Reggie Speak

Inducted into the Iowa Athletic Trainers Society “Hall of Fame”

2006

Brian Barquist

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Assistant Coach of the Year”

2007

Randy Scott

M.A.C. “Coach of the Year”

2010

Aaron Wiley

M.A.C. “Coach of the Year”

2011

Aaron Wiley

Quad City Times “All-Quad City Metro Coach of the Year” Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Coach of the Year”

Kevin Freking

Iowa Football Coaches Association “Class 4A Assistant Coach of the Year”

(LEFT) Bettendorf Head Coach Merrit Parsons, the 1960 Des Moines Register “Coach of the Year,” reads the Morning Democrat newspaper (along with Stu Sparling and Scott Rocker) that declared Bettendorf the “Mythical State Champions of Iowa.” (RIGHT) Head Coach Merv Habenicht discusses game strategy with Assistant Coach Randy Scott (who later became the Bulldog’s head coach in 2000) during the 1988 Class 4A Quarterfinal game against the Iowa City High Little Hawks in which Bettendorf won, 33-0.

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Player Awards Year

Player

Honor

1988

Greg Brown

Bobby Dodd “Running Back of the Year” Touchdown Club of Atlanta “Iowa Back of the Year” Streets & Smith “Top 100 Running Backs in the Nation” Quad City Times “Male Athlete of the Year” (1988-89)

1992

Tavian Banks

High School Yearbook “Class 4A Player of the Year” st Parade Magazine 1 Team All-American

2001

Zach Gabelmann

M.A.C. Co-Player of the Year Quad City Times “All-Metro Captain”

2004

Pat Angerer

Iowa Newspaper Association “Class 4A Player of the Year” All-American honoree by Prep Nation 101

Tim Jackson

Des Moines Register “Class 4A Player of the Year” Quad City Times “All-Metro Captain” Red Zone “Player of the Year” M.A.C. “Player of the Year” Selected to play in Max Emfinger All-American Classic Bowl

2005

Pat Angerer

Shrine Bowl, South Squad “Defensive M.V.P.”

2006

Colin Sandeman

“M.A.C. “Player of the Year”

2007

Danny Tharp

Red Zone “Player of the Year”

2008

Garrett Scott

Shrine Bowl, South Squad “Defensive M.V.P.”

Kyle Lichetenberg

Quad City Times “All-Metro Co-Captain”

2010

Brody Berrie

Quad City Times “All-Metro Defensive Captain”

2011

Nate Shaw

Quad City Times “All-Metro Defensive Co-Captain”

Linebacker Pat Angerer, a two-time 1 Team All-State player, was named the 2004 Class 4A “Player of the Year” by the Iowa Newspaper Association while also earning All-American honors by Prep Nation 101. Angerer also played in the 2005 Shrine Bowl where he earned “Defensive M.V.P.” honors after a stellar performance. Pat was a 4-year letterman and 3-year starter at middle linebacker for the University of Iowa st and in 2009 was named as a 1 Team All-American by the Football Writers Association after leading the Hawkeyes to a 10-2 regular season record and to the 2010 BSC Orange nd Bowl. Angerer was then drafted in the 2 Round of the NFL by the Indianopolis Colts. In 2011, Angerer was named to the All-Pro Rookie squad.

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1951 to Present The following Bulldog football records were compiled from a variety of sources including newspaper articles, yearbooks, IHSAA records, and archival season statistical books. While the majority of these are from the TouVelle Stadium era, please note that they are subject to change with proper verification. Remember, your input is always welcomed.

Rushing Yards

Carries

Touchdowns

Passing Yards

Game Season Career Game Season Career Game Season Career

RUSHING 310 yards Tavian Banks 2,394 yards Tavian Banks 4,317 yards Tavian Banks 329 carries 597 carries 6 TDs 42 TDs 75 TDs

Anthony Bribiesco

Greg Brown Tavian Banks Tavian Banks Tavian Banks

Game Season Career Game

PASSING 348 yards Seth Holmes 2,169 yards Ryan Fick 3,438 yards Ryan Fick 18 comp. Mike Miller

Season Career Game Season

130 comp. 212 comp. 5 TDs 25 TDs

Career

39 TDs

Pass Completions

Touchdown Passes

Receiving Yards

Receptions

Touchdowns

vs. Davenport West - Sept. 20, 1991

1992 1990-92 2001 1986-88 vs. North Scott - Oct. 16, 1992 1992 1990-92

vs. Davenport West - Sept. 26, 1997

2004 2003-04 vs. Davenport Assumption - Oct. 16, 1998

vs. Iowa City West - Nov. 13 ,1998

Game Season Career Game Season Career Game Season Career

Nick Cavill Ryan Fick Ryan Fick Nick Cavill Ryan Fick Danny Tharp Ryan Fick

RECEIVING 184 yards Chris Ivory 970 yards Chris Ivory 1,642 yards Chris Ivory 9 rec. Justin Siefken 55 rec. Malique Hudson 85 rec. Colin Sandeman 4 TDs Billy Rembold 16 TDs Colin Sandeman 23 TDs Chris Ivory

2000 2003-04 vs. Burlington - Oct. 10, 2003 2000 2005 2007 2003-04

vs. Davenport Assumption - Nov. 8, 2004

2004 2002-04 vs. Davenport Assumption - Oct. 16, 1998

2011 2004-06 vs. Muscatine - Sept, 28, 2007 2006 2002-04

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EXTRA POINTS Extra Points

Game Season Career

69 extra points 124 extra points

Field Goals

Game Season Career

FIELD GOALS 3 field goals Justin Langan 11 field goals Justin Langan 26 field goals Justin Langan

Most Points Scored

Game Season Career

MOST POINTS SCORED 36 points Tavian Banks 254 points Tavian Banks 450 points Tavian Banks

Tackles

Game Season Career

TACKLES 25 tackles Pat Angerer 197 tackles Pat Angerer 389 tackles Nate Shaw

Interceptions

Game Season Career

Chris Mahoski Billy Rembold

INTERCEPTIONS 4 INTs Mitch Harvey 8 INTs Wayne Perkins Kirk Peterson 14 INTs Wayne Perkins

2004 2005-2007

vs. Davenport Assumption - Oct. 16, 1998

1998 1997-98

vs. Davenport West - Sept. 25, 1992

1992 1990-92

vs. Clinton - Oct. 24, 2003 2003 2009-11

vs. Dubuque Wahlert - Nov. 16, 1991

1980 1999 1979-80

MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS Most QB Sacks

Rushing TD Passing TD Kickoff Return for TD Punt Return for TD Field Goal Punt

Game Season Career

19 QB sacks 24 QB sacks

Chris Lensing Josh Gabelmann

1992 2005-06

LONGEST PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE 91 yards Tony LaMarre vs. Davenport Assumption - Sept. 30, 1988 94 yards Scott Andrianno to Rick Solis vs. Davenport Assumption, Sept. 30, 1983 96 yards Chris Ivory vs. North Scott - Sept. 10, 2004 91 yards Rod Collins vs. Madison West (WI) - Sept. 2, 1983 51 yards Justin Langan vs. Davenport Assumption - Oct. 16, 1998 71 yards Barry Cunningham vs. Morrison - Oct. 28, 1955

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Rushing

Passing Total Offense

Game Avg. Season Game Avg. Season Average

Game Average / Season All-Time / Season 14 game season 13 game season 12 game season 11 game season 10 game season 9 game season 8 game season

TEAM OFFENSIVE YARDS 437 yards vs. Davenport Assumption - Oct. 12, 2001 335 yards 1960 3,848 yards 1992 348 yards vs. Davenport West, Sept. 26, 1997 171.8 yards 1998 2,049 yards 1998 432 yards 1958

OFFENSIVE POINTS SCORED 62 points vs. Davenport West - Sept. 1, 2007 42.3 points 1960 527 points 2004 506 points 2011 527 points 2004 442 points 1999 443 points 1993 353 points 2005 381 points 1960 279 points 1966

FEWEST POINTS Armstrong Stadium Era (1953-79) TouVelle Stadium Era (1980-present) 14 game season 13 game season 12 game season 11 game season 10 game season 9 game season 8 game season

13 wins 12 wins 11 wins

ALLOWED 64 points 66 points 130 points 75 points 66 points 103 points 74 points 64 points 65 points

1978 1981 2011 2010 1981 2003 1986 1978 1955, 1966

MOST WINS 1988, 1992, 2004, 2007 1987, 2010, 2011 1980, 1981, 1989, 1991, 2000, 2001, 2008

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All-Time Series Opponent

Record

Opponent

Record

Alleman (Illinois) Amboy (Illinois) Ankeny Anamosa Belle Plain Burlington Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Jefferson Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cedar Rapids Prairie Cedar Rapids Regis Cedar Rapids Washington Cedar Rapids Wilson Cedar Rapids Xavier Clinton St. Mary's of Clinton Davenport Assumption Davenport Central Davenport North Davenport West DeWitt Des Moines North Dubuque Hempstead Dubuque Senior Dubuque Wahlert

7-2 5-1 1-0 2-0 1-1 42-5 3-0 2-9 7-3 1-0 4-3-1 3-9 0-4 0-1 37-12 6-2-1 44-20-1 31-7-1 27-1 37-5 4-4-1 0-1 9-2 4-3 3-0

East Moline (Illinois) Fulton (Illinois) Geneseo (Illinois) Iowa City High Iowa City West Keokuk Madison West (Wisconsin) Maquoketa Linn-Mar of Marion Mason City Moline (Illinois) Morrison (Illinois) Muscatine Newman Newton North Scott Ottumwa Pleasant Valley Savanna (Illinois) Sioux City Heelan Sterling (Illinois) Waterloo West West Des Moines Dowling West Des Moines Valley

1-4 7-2 2-3 12-8 7-3-1 6-3 3-0 1-3 0-1 1-0 6-2 4-5 53-6 4-2-1 1-1 39-7-1 5-4 27-6 6-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 2-2

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National Rankings

Head Coach: Merv Habenicht — Record: 13-0 * National Prep Poll by Doug Huff

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Head Coach: Merv Habenicht — Record: 13-0 * National Prep Poll by Doug Huff

Head Coach: Randy Scott — Record: 13-0

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Head Coach: Randy Scott — Record: 13-0

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Overtime Games In 1972, Iowa was the first state to adopt an overtime procedure in cases of times in conjunction with the Iowa High School Athletic Association Board of Controls initiating a playoff system for its high school playoffs. In Overtime, each team is given the ball on the 10-yard line with four plays and an opportunity to score; if the game is still tied at the end of the Overtime period, then a second (and subsequent period) shall take place until a winner emerges. From 1951-1971, the Bettendorf Bulldogs played in a total of 186 football games and 9 of them ended in ties; however, of the 410 games they’ve played since 1972, only 6 have gone into Overtime.

There are some interesting facts regarding those six games: 1. To date, Bettendorf has a 4-2 record in Overtime (66% winning record). 2. Three (3) overtime games have taken place against Davenport Assumption where Bettendorf owns a 2-1 advantage. 3. The very first Overtime game in school history took place against Cedar Rapids Washington during Week 3 of the 1975 season that ended with the Bulldogs losing, 28-21, in a four-Overtime thrill at home. After a hard-fought game that ended in tied in regulation, 7-7, Bettendorf had the ball firs in the opening overtime and took four plays to score a touchdown and extra point. However, their score was soon matched by Washington to tie the game, 14-14. In the second period, the visitors then scored a touchdown which was matched by the Bulldogs to even the score 21-21. In the third overtime period, Bettendorf failed to score and the Warriors’ 32-yard field goal attempt was long enough but wide to the left. Washington then had first possession for the fourth overtime and scored an aerial touchdown that decided the game after the Bulldogs failed to convert. 4. The first playoff Overtime game took place against Dubuque Hempstead in the 1st Round of the Class 4A playoffs—which, incidentally, was the first year that the Bulldogs qualified for the playoffs—and ended in favor of Bettendorf when Wayne Perkins blocked a Mustang field goal attempt; the Bulldogs then scored a touchdown to win, 20-14. At the time, this overtime game was only the sixth (6) one to occur in Iowa since the inception of the rule. 5. Bettendorf’s second-ever Overtime game in 1981—a 3-10 loss to Davenport Assumption— occurred when an official signaled an Assumption touchdown when in fact the ball carrier was short of the goal line; this error is backed up by game film. YEAR

WEEK OR ROUND OF PLAYOFFS

OUTCOME OF GAME

1975

Week #3 of Regular Season

(L) Bettendorf 21, Cedar Rapids Washington 14 (4 OT)

1980

1st Round of 4A Playoffs

(W) Bettendorf 20, Dubuque Hempstead 14 (OT)

1981

Week #5 of Regular Season

(L) Bettendorf 3, Davenport Assumption 10 (OT)

1994

Quarterfinals of 4A Playoffs

(W) Bettendorf 24, Davenport Assumption 21 (OT)

2007

Semifinals of 4A Playoffs

(W) Bettendorf 6, Cedar Falls 3 (OT)

2008

Week #9 of Regular Season

(W) Bettendorf 25, Davenport Assumption 19 (2 OT)

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Statistical Leaders RUSHING YARDS SEASON

CAREER

1000+ YARDS

400-999 YARDS RUSHING

900+ YARDS

2,394 yards - Tavian Banks (1992)

996 yards - Blake Younkin (2011)

4,313 yards - Tavian Banks (1990-92)

2,072 yards - Anthony Bribriesco (2001)

959 yards - Scott Rocker (1960)

3,244 yards - Greg Brown (1986-1988)

1,905 yards - Tavian Banks (1991)

853 yards - Tim Jackson (2003)

2,950 yards - Andy Parker (1999-2000)

1,850 yards - Andy Parker (2000)

851 yards - Matt Drinkall (1999)

2,533 yards - Nate Numkena (1994-96)

1,731 yards - Tony LaMarre (1989)

846 yards - Clint Watkins (1987)

2,486 yards - Anthony Bribriesco (2000-01)

1,722 yards - Greg Brown (1988)

830 yards - Paul Harnung (1992)

2,473 yards - Tim Jackson (2002-04)

1,636 yards - Paul Harnung (1993)

815 yards - Jim Dilts (1959)

2,466 yards - Paul Harnung (1992-93)

1,515 yards - Greg Brown (1987)

815 yards - Rick Van Wetzinga (1967)

2,361 yards - Blake Younkin (2010-11)

1,458 yards - Dave Schick (1971)

815 yards - Randy Washam (1981)

2,349 yards - Tony LaMarre (1988-89)

1,370 yards - Alex Hernandez (2012)

797 yards - Terry Black (1982)

2,107 yards - Jared Masterson (2006-08)

1,365 yards - Blake Younkin (2010)

793 yards - Nate Numkena (1994)

2,007 yards - Jake Eikenberry (2006-07

1,319 yards - Pat Ryan (1968)

770 yards - Chris Sanders (2009)

1,895 yards - Clint Watkins (1986-87)

1,254 yards - Tim Jackson (2004)

766 yards - Doug Irvine (1977)

1,617 yards - Alex Hernandez (2011-12)

1,181 yards - Tyler Tisue (1998)

765 yards - Dick Castro (1961)

1,599 yards - Tyler Tisue (1997-98)

1,176 yards - Andrew McFederies (1995)

757 yards - Dallas Money (1991)

1,500 yards - Ron McQuay (1991-93)

1,163 yards - Nate Numkena (1996)

739 yards - Greg Petherick (1982)

1,436 yards - Andrew McFederies (1994-95)

1,156 yards - Dave Cox (1958)

736 yards - Jared Masterson (2007)

1,392 yards - Jim Dilts (1959-60)

1,106 yards - Andy Viering (1994)

729 yards - Marty Burroughs (1974)

1,320 yards - Dallas Money (1990-91)

1,088 yards - Don Gray (1958)

725 yards - Ted Schick (1969)

1,277 yards - Al Tudeen (1979-80)

1,082 yards - Bill Sheeder (1966)

709 yards - Chad Uhde (1990)

1,247 yards - Alex Viering (1993-94)

1,073 yards - Rick Solis (1983)

705 yards - Al Tudeen (1980)

1,187 yards - Matt Drinkall (1998-2000)

1,072 yards - Ron McQuay (1993)

671 yards - Joe Ledvina (1980)

1,144 yards - Mark Heniger (1985-86)

1,065 yards - Jared Masterson (2006)

667 yards - Mike Toom (1962)

1,073 yards - Rick Solis (1983)

1,058 yards - Andy Parker (1999)

618 yards - Tony LaMarre (1988)

1,045 yards - Jason Smith (1994-95)

1,049 yards - Clint Watkins (1986)

602 yards - Mark Heniger (1985)

1,015 yards - Chris Norman (1984)

1,015 yards - Chris Norman (1983)

577 yards - Jim Dilts (1960)

992 yards - Chris Sanders (2008-2009)

1,004 yards - Jake Eikenberry (2007)

577 yards - Nate Numkena (1995)

979 yards - Joe Ledvina (1979-80)

1,003 yards - Jake Eikenberry (2006)

572 yards - Al Tudeen (1979)

978 yards - Terry Black (1981-82)

563 yards - Charles Sheeder (1966)

951 yards - Chad Uhde (1989-90)

563 yards - Chad Uhde (1989)

938 yards - Randy Washam (1980-81)

555 yards - George Hesse (1961)

933 yards - Sean Rizzo (2002-03)

555 yards - Jason Smith (1995) 542 yards - Mark Heniger (1986) 527 yards - Alvin Vesey (2002) 504 yards - Sean Rizzo (2003) 503 yards - Gary Campbell (1969) 481 yards - Bruce Wetzel (1967) 433 yards - Adam Vesole (2010) 409 yards - Jake Stoltenberg (2009) 408 yards - Devon Spreen (2010)

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PASSING - YARDS SEASON

CAREER

700+ YARDS PASSING 2,169 yards - Ryan Fick (2004) 1,903 yards - Danny Tharp (2007) 1,869 yards - Mike Miller (1998) 1,827 yards - Nick Cavill (2000) 1,798 yards - Carter Ridenour (2008) 1,566 yards - Jeff Stelk (1980) 1,496 yards - Justin Langan (1999) 1,362 yards - Danny Tharp (2006) 1,300 yards - Seth Holmes (1997) 1,281 yards - Ryan Fick (2003) 1,254 yards - Cyle Cox (2012) 1,197 yards - Mark Walker (1981) 1,140 yards - Neil Crane (2002) 1,030 yards - Dylan Jones (2009) 1,006 yards - Steve Hartman (1985) 952 yards - Steve Schaefer (1969) 945 yards - Gage Ridenour (2010) 908 yards - Scott Andriano (1983) 895 yards - Nick Heimendinger (2011) 858 yards - Josh Guffy (2001) 815 yards - Scott Longvall (1993) 798 yards - Jeff Stelk (1979) 764 yards - Jason Smith (1995) 755 yards - Don Gray (1958) 754 yards - Shawn Scott (1987) 700 yards - Steve Hartman (1984)

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1000+ YARDS PASSING 3,438 yards - Ryan Fick (2003-04) 3,265 yards - Danny Tharp (2006-07) 2,364 yards - Jeff Stelk (1979-80) 1,986 yards - Nick Cavill (1999-2000) 1,892 yards - Seth Holmes (1996-97) 1,869 yards - Mike Miller (1997-98) 1,810 yards - Carter Ridenour (2008) 1,716 yards - Steve Hartman (1984-85) 1,676 yards - Matt Ulrich (1988-89) 1,633 yards - Justin Langan (1998-99) 1,410 yards - Scott Andriano (1982-93) 1,334 yards - Jason Smith (1994-95) 1,287 yards - Nick Heimendinger (2010-12) 1,260 yards - Shawn Scott (1986-87) 1,209 yards - Mark Walker (1980-81) 1,140 yards - Neil Crane (2001-02) 1,050 yards - Scott Longval (1991-92)

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CAREER

250+ YARDS RECEIVING 970 yards - Chris Ivory (2004) 810 yards - Colin Sandeman (2005) 793 yards - Pat Brown (2008) 747 yards - Rick Eisenlauer (1998) 713 yards - Nick Walters (1999) 680 yards - Dave Cox (1959) 674 yards - Tim Jackson (2004) 638 yards - Dave Cox (1958) 634 yards - LaVance Banks (1988) 626 yards - Tom Roberts (1980) 597 yards - Chris Ivory (2003) 593 yards - Rick Eisenlauer (1997) 581 yards - Brian Cutright (2000) 580 yards - Malique Hudson (2011) 578 yards - Dan Phillips (2000) 574 yards - Todd Uhde (1979) 569 yards - Tamrick Atwood (2010) 565 yards - Carter Ridenour (2007) 534 yards - Colin Sandeman (2006) 462 yards - Jeff Spranger (1981) 457 yards - Justin Siefken (1998) 448 yards - Euseph Messiah (2003) 447 yards - Todd Uhde (1979) 441 yards - Rick Eisenlauer (1997) 428 yards - Malique Hudson (2012) 416 yards - Tyler Holler (2005) 413 yards - Bryce Ewan (2008) 405 yards - Bryce Ewan (2009) 391 yards - Jeff Wakeland (2000) 378 yards - Jeff Deere (1988) 374 yards - Mitch Overstreet (2008) 372 yards - Rob Benson (1989) 362 yards - Trent Snowden (1984) 342 yards - LaVance Banks (1987) 329 yards - T.J. Deere (1991) 322 yards - Brad Tinman (1985) 315 yards - Tom Glenn (1993) 311 yards - Rob Zimmerman (1969) 310 yards - Eric Paul (1983) 303 yards - Brian Cutright (1999) 299 yards - Nick Heimendinger (2012) 293 yards - Trent Snowden (1983) 293 yards - Jeff Wakeland (2001) 284 yards - Nick Hughes (2011) 280 yards - Frank Lawler (1993) 278 yards - Steve Stuart (1969) 272 yards - Alvin Vesey (2002) 266 yards - Scott Rocker (1960) 266 yards - John Lavelle (1994)

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400+ YARDS RECEIVING 1,642 yards - Chris Ivory (2002-04) 1,344 yards - Colin Sandeman (2004-06) 1,340 yards - Rick Eisenlauer (1996-98) 1,021 yards - Todd Uhde (1979-80) 1,008 yards - Malique Hudson (2011-12) 976 yards - LaVance Banks (1987-88) 922 yards - Tom Roberts (1979-80) 884 yards - Brian Cutright (1999-2000) 877 yards - Mitch Overstreet (2006-08) 868 yards - Tim Jackson (2002-04) 818 yards - Bryce Ewan (2008-2009) 801 yards - Matt Drinkall (1998-2000) 743 yards - Nick Walters (1998-99) 684 yards - Jeff Wakeland (2001-02) 655 yards - Trent Snowden (1983-84) 636 yards - Euspesh Messiah (2002-03) 631 yards - Justin Siefken (1997-98) 575 yards - Dan Phillips (2001-02) 565 yards - Carter Ridenour (2007) 556 yards - Rob Benson (1989-90) 522 yards - Jeff Deere (1987-88) 493 yards - Eric Paul (1982-83) 475 yards - Brad Tinman (1984-85) 462 yards - Jeff Spranger (1981) 453 yards - Tom Glenn (1992-93) 453 yards - Alvin Vesey (2001-02) 446 yards - T.J. Deere (1991-92) 420 yards - Mark Larson (1980-82)

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RECEPTIONS SEASON

CAREER

32+ RECEPTIONS 55 receptions - Malique Hudson (2011) 51 receptions - Billy Rembold (2007) 49 receptions - Pat Bown (2008) 45 receptions - Chris Ivory (2004) 44 receptions - Colin Sandeman (2005) 40 receptions - Tom Roberts (1980) 38 receptions - Dan Phillips (2000) 38 receptions - Nick Walters (1999) 36 receptions - Brian Cutright (2000) 36 receptions - Carter Ridenour (2007) 35 receptions - Rick Eisenlauer (1998) 35 receptions - Tyle Holler (2005) 34 receptions - Euspesh Messiah (2003) 34 receptions - Justin Seifken (1998) 32 receptions - Chris Ivory (2003) 32 receptions - Rick Eisenlauer (1997) 32 receptions - Tamrick Atwood (2010)

40+ RECEPTIONS 85 receptions - Colin Sandeman (2004-06) 82 receptions - Malique Hudson (2011-12) 81 receptions - Chris Ivory (2002-04) 72 receptions - Billy Rembold (2005-07) 68 receptions - Rick Eisenlauer (1996-98) 62 receptions - Mitch Overstreet (2006-08) 55 receptions - Tom Roberts (1979-80) 51 receptions - Tim Jackson (2002-04) 51 receptions - Bryce Ewan (2008-09) 50 receptions - Matt Drinkall (1998-2000) 50 receptions - Brian Cutright (1998-2000) 47 receptions - Euspesh Messiah (2002-03) 46 receptions - Justin Siefken (1997-98 42 receptions - Todd Uhde (1979-80) 41 receptions - Trent Snowden (1983-84) 41 receptions - Rob Benson (1989-90)

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TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING

PASSING

RECEIVING

10+ RUSHING TDs

5+ PASSING TDs

5+ RECEVING TDs

42 TDs - Tavian Banks (1992)

25 TDs - Nick Cavill (2000)

16 TDs - Colin Sandeman (2005)

32 TDs - Tavian Banks (1991)

25 TDs - Ryan Fick (2004)

13 TDs - Chris Ivory (2004)

31 TDs - Tony LaMarre (1989)

25 TDs - Danny Tharp (2007)

13 TDs - Billy Rembold (2007)

31 TDs - Tim Jackson (2004)

23 TDs - Mike Hayward (2005)

13 TDs - Pat Brown (2008)

29 TDs - Paul Harnung (1993)

17 TDs - Mike Miller (1998)

10 TDs - Rick Eisenlauer (1998)

26 TDs - Greg Brown (1987)

15 TDs - Matt Ulrich (1988)

10 TDs - Brian Cutright (2000)

26 TDs - Greg Brown (1988)

14 TDs - Ryan Fick (2003)

10 TDs - Tim Jackson (2004)

26 TDs - Anthony Bribiesco (2001)

13 TDs- Jeff Stelk (1980)

9 TDs - Chris Ivory (2003)

22 TDs - Andy Parker (1999)

13 TDs - Danny Tharp (2006)

8 TDs - Dave Cox (1958)

23 TDs - Andy Parker (2000)

13 TDs - Carter Ridenour (2008)

8 TDs - Nick Walters (1999)

21 TDs - Rick Solis (1983)

12 TDs - Justin Langan (1999)

8 TDs - Carter Ridenour (2007)

21 TDs - Tyler Tisue (1998)

11 TDs - Steve Schaefer (1969)

7 TDs - LaVance Banks (1988)

20 TDs - Jared Masterson (2008)

11 TDs - Neil Crane (2002)

16 TDs - Dan Phillips (2000)

19 TDs - Scott Rocker (1960)

11 TDs - Dylan Jones (2009)

6 TDs - Colin Sandeman (2006)

18 TDs - Ron McQuay (1993)

11 TDs - Cyle Cox (2012)

5 TDs - Jeff Deere (1988)

18 TDs - Matt Drinkall (1999)

10 TDs - Don Gray (1958)

5 TDs - Bryce Ewan (2009)

18 TDs - Alex Hernandez (2012)

8 TDs - Steve Hartman (1985)

5 TDs - Malique Hudson (2012)

17 TDs - Bill Sheeder (1966)

8 TDs - Seth Holmes (1997)

17 TDs - Nate Numkena (1996)

7 TDs - Shawn Scott (1987)

17 TDs - Blake Younkin (2011)

7 TDs - Nick Heimendinger (2011)

16 TDs - Clint Watkins (1987)

6 TDs - Matt Ulrich (1989)

16 TDs - Jake Eikenberry (2007)

6 TDs - Gage Ridenour (2010)

15 TDs - Andy Viering (1994)

5 TDs - Stu Sparking (1960)

15 TDs - Andrw McFedries (1995)

5 TDs - Mark Walker (1981)

14 TDs - Chris Norman (1984)

5 TDs - Nick Heimendinger (2010)

14 TDs - Jake Eikenberry (2006)

5 TDs - Tamrick Atwood (2010)

14 TDs - Blake Younkin (2010)

5 TDs - Gage Ridenour (2010)

13 TDs - Dave Schick (1971) 13 TDs - Nate Numkena (1994) 12 TDs - Jim Dilts (1960) 12 TDs - Alvin Vesey (2002) 11 TDs - Charles Sheeder (1966) 11 TDs - Mark Heniger (1985) 10 TDs - Marty Burroughs (1974) 10 TDs - Randy Washam (1981)

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OVERALL - CAREER

19+ TOUCHDOWNS 42 TDs - Tavian Banks (1992) 41 TDs - Tim Jackson (2004) 32 TDs - Tavian Banks (1991) 31 TDs - Tony LaMarre (1989) 29 TDs - Paul Harnung (1993) 26 TDs - Anthony Bribriesco (2001) 26 TDs - Greg Brown (1987) 26 TDs - Greg Brown (1988) 23 TDs - Andy Parker (2000) 21 TDs - Rick Solis (1983) 21 TDs - Tyler Tisue (1998) 21 TDs - Andy Parker (1999) 20 TDs - Jared Masterson (2008) 19 TDs - Scott Rocker (1960)

25+ TOUCHDOWNS 74 TDs - Tavian Banks (1990-92) 57 TDs - Tim Jackson (2002-04) 52 TDs - Greg Brown (1987-88) 44 TDs - Andy Parker (1999-2000) 39 TDs - Tony LaMarre (1988-89) 37 TDs - Nate Numkena (1994-96) 36 TDs - Paul Harnung (1992-93) 36 TDs - Jared Masterson (2006-08) 33 TDs - Ron McQuay (1991-93) 33 TDs - Matt Drinkall (1998-2000) 31 TDs - Blake Younkin (2010-11) 30 TDs - Jake Eikenberry (2006-07) 29 TDs - Anthony Bribriesco (2000-01) 28 TDs - Clint Watkins (1986-87)

EXTRA POINTS SEASON

CAREER

37+ EXTRA POINTS

69 extra points - Chris Mahoski (2004) 65 extra points - Billy Rembold (2005) 59 extra points - Billy Rembold (2007) 58 extra points - Matt Schara (1993) 56 extra points - Jon Brueggen (2011) 55 extra points - Matt Schara (1992) 55 extra points - Jess Lowenberg (2000) 52 extra points - Jamie Waters (1991) 50 extra points - Nathan Meyer (2008) 48 extra points - Justin Langan (1998) 47 extra points - Justin Langan (1999) 46 extra points - Jess Lowenberg (2001) 44 extra points - Ryan Lovett (1989) 43 extra points - Will Hegwin (2002) 37 extra points - Alex Sierk (1994)

124 extra points - Billy Rembold (2005, 2007) 115 extra points - Justin Langan (1997-99) 113 extra points - Matt Schara (1992-93) 90 extra points - Jess Lowenberg (2000-01) 73 extra points - Jamie Waters (1990-91) 73 extra points - Chris Mahoski (2003-04) 60 extra points - Nathan Meyer (2007-08) 58 extra points - Ryan Lovett (1988-89) 56 extra points - Jon Brueggen (2011) 55 extra points - Scott Schara (1995-96) 53 extra points - Augie Gutierrez (1986-87) 43 extra points - Will Hegwein (2002) 37 extra points - Alex Sierk (1993-94) 37 extra points - Al Martin (1984-85)

TACKLES

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SEASON 80+ TACKLES 197 tackles - Pat Angerer (2003) 160 tackles - Nate Shaw (2010) 148 tackles - Nate Shaw (2011) 137 tackles - Bob Picchiotti (1981) 128 tackles - Pat Angerer (2004) 126 tackles - Alex Bribriesco (1999) 122 tackles - Pat Girskis (2002) 114 tackles - Mitch Jurevitz 2008) 112 tackles - Luke Andrusyk (2004) 112 tackles - Anthony Losasso (2007) 109 tackles - Mike Sage (1997) 109 tackles - Terry Walters (1997) 106 tackles - Scott Downs (1988) 106 tackles - Chris Wenzel (1994) 105 tackles - Keaton Jurevitz (2010) 104 tackles - Caleb Andes (2006) 102 tackles - Mike Sage (1991) 102 tackles - Abe Blair (1999) 101 tackles - Keaton Jurevitz (2011) 100 tackles - Justin VanHoutan (2011) 98 tackles - Anthony Losasso (2006) 96 tackles - Josh Gabelman (2006) 95 tackles - Mitch Jurevitz (2007) 93 tackles - Sok On Yi (1988) 92 tackles - Alex Bribiesco (1999) 91 tackles - Mark Carstens (2002) 89 tackles - John Elkin (1989) 89 tackles - Devon Spreen (2011) 85 tackles - Louis Kranovich (2009) 84 tackles - Brad Teplicky (2007) 83 tackles - Ken Koehler (1989) 82 tackles - Adam Coleman (2007) 81 tackles - Matt Rebro (1989) 81 tackles - Nate Shaw (2009) 81 tackles - Alex Darrow (2010)

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CAREER 165+ TACKLES 389 tackles - Nate Shaw (2009-11) 344 tackles - Pat Angerer (2002-04) 250 tackles - Abe Blair (1997-99) 241 tackles - Nate Shaw (2009-10) 225 tackles - Alex Bribriesco (1998-99) 223 tackles - Brock Ryan (1992-94) 211 tackles - Mike Sage (1991-92) 210 tackles - Anthony Losasso (2006-07) 209 tackles - Mitch Jurevitz (2007-08) 206 tackles - Keaton Jurevitz (2010-11) 190 tackles - Zach Gabelmann (1999-2001) 190 tackles - Pat Girskis (2000-02) 184 tackles - Scott Downs (1987-88) 179 tackles - Luke Andrusyk (2002-04) 179 tackles - Justin VanHoutan (2010-11) 177 tackles - Chris Wenzel (1994-95) 167 tackles - Stu Sparling (1958-60)

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ALL-PURPOSE YARDS SEASON

CAREER

1,700+ ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 2,792 yards - Tavian Banks (1992) 2,755 yards - Tim Jackson (2004) 2,491 yards - Andy Parker (2000) 2,439 yards - Tavian Banks (1991) 2,099 yards - Anthony Bribriesco (2001) 1,985 yards - Greg Brown (1988) 1,946 yards - Tony LaMarre (1989) 1,904 yards - Greg Brown (1987) 1,893 yards - Tim Jackson (2003) 1,843 yards - Don Gray (1958) 1,757 yards - Paul Harnung (1993)

2,500+ ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 5,294 yards - Tavian Banks (1990-92) 5,084 yards - Tim Jackson (2002-04) 4,602 yards - Don Gray (1956-58) 4,067 yards - Andy Parker (1999-2000) 3,889 yards - Greg Brown (1987-88) 2,814 yards - Nate Numkena (1994-96) 2,737 yards - Colin Sandeman (2005-06) 2,635 yards - Paul Harnung (1992-93) 2,593 yards - Tony LaMarre (1988-89) 2,557 yards - Anthony Bribriesco (2000-01) 2,537 yards - Rick Eisenlauer (1996-98) 2,531 yards - Ron McQuay (1991-93)

KICKOFF RETURNS

PUNT RETURNS

SEASON

26.0+ AVG. KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 50.7 yards - Tavian Banks (1991) 43.2 yards - Tavian Banks (1992) 37.2 yards - Tyler Pierotti (2005) 36.8 yards - Tim Jackson (2004) 33.4 yards - Andy Parker (2000) 33.4 yards - Malique Hudson (2012) 33.0 yards - Matt Drinkall (2000) 32.0 yards - Pat Brown (2008) 31.4 yards - Tim Jackson (2003) 30.8 yards - Ron McQuay (1993) 28.3 yards - Rick Eisenlauer (1997) 27.9 yards - Malique Hudson (2011) 27.6 yards - Tyler Younkin (2011) 27.4 yards - Dallas Money (1990) 27.4 yards - Corey Roper (2008) 27.3 yards - Tamrick Atwood (2010) 27.1 yards - Jeff Wakeland (2002) 26.8 yards - Tyler Pierotti (2006) 26.6 yards - Nate Siebert (1997) 26.0 yards - Scott Rocker (1960)

14.8+ AVG. PUNT RETURN YARDS 29.4 yards - LaVance Banks (1988) 27.0 yards - Tavian Banks (1992) 25.4 yards - Scott Rocker (1960) 25.0 yards - Rod Collins (1983) 23.5 yards - Colin Sandeman (2005) 23.3 yards - Tavian Banks (1991) 19.5 yards - Tim Jackson (2004) 18.8 yards - Colin Sandeman (2006) 17.8 yards - Garrett Scott (2007) 17.6 yards - Jeff Mossbrucker (1993) 17.6 yards - Tamrick Atwood (2010) 16.3 yards - Malique Hudson (2011) 16.2 yards - Jeff Wakeland (2001) 16.0 yards - Andy Parker (2000) 15.7 yards - Tyler Younkin (2011) 15.5 yards - Kevin Baxter (1984) 15.3 yards - Pat Brown (2008) 15.0 yards - Brian Gallagher (1994) 14.8 yards - Al Tudeen (1979) Note: Minimum of 6 returns

Note: Minimum of 6 returns

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TACKLES SEASON 80+ TACKLES 197 tackles - Pat Angerer (2003) 160 tackles - Nate Shaw (2010) 148 tackles - Nate Shaw (2011) 137 tackles - Bob Picchiotti (1981) 128 tackles - Pat Angerer (2004) 126 tackles - Alex Bribriesco (1999) 122 tackles - Pat Girskis (2002) 114 tackles - Mitch Jurevitz 2008) 112 tackles - Luke Andrusyk (2004) 112 tackles - Anthony Losasso (2007) 109 tackles - Mike Sage (1997) 109 tackles - Terry Walters (1997) 106 tackles - Scott Downs (1988) 106 tackles - Chris Wenzel (1994) 105 tackles - Keaton Jurevitz (2010) 104 tackles - Caleb Andes (2006) 102 tackles - Mike Sage (1991) 102 tackles - Abe Blair (1999) 101 tackles - Keaton Jurevitz (2011) 100 tackles - Justin VanHoutan (2011) 98 tackles - Anthony Losasso (2006) 96 tackles - Josh Gabelman (2006) 95 tackles - Mitch Jurevitz (2007) 93 tackles - Sok On Yi (1988) 92 tackles - Alex Bribiesco (1999) 91 tackles - Mark Carstens (2002) 89 tackles - John Elkin (1989) 89 tackles - Devon Spreen (2011) 85 tackles - Louis Kranovich (2009) 84 tackles - Brad Teplicky (2007) 83 tackles - Ken Koehler (1989) 82 tackles - Adam Coleman (2007) 81 tackles - Matt Rebro (1989) 81 tackles - Nate Shaw (2009) 81 tackles - Alex Darrow (2010)

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QB SACKS SEASON

CAREER

7+ QB SACKS 19 sacks - Chris Lensing (1992) 16 sacks - Josh Gabelman (2006) 13 sacks - Justin VanHoutan (2011) 12 sacks - Pat Bateman (1991) 12 sacks - Chuck Mayberry (2004) 11 sacks - Devon Spreen (2011) 10 sacks - Chris Walker (2004) 9 sacks - Pat Angerer (2003) 9 sacks - Pete Kalber (2007) 9 sacks - DeAdrian King (2011) 8 sacks - Mark Carstens (2002) 8 sacks - Pat Angerer (2004) 8 sacks - Matt Albert (2012) 7 sacks - Aaron Uhde (1988) 7 sacks - John Elkin (1989) 7 sacks - Eric Doerder (1989) 7 sacks - Steve Hockaday (1989) 7 sacks - Adam Coleman (2007) 7 sacks - Anthony Losasso (2006) 7 sacks - Adam Coleman (2006) 7 sacks - Joe McGovern (2012)

9+ QB SACKS 22 sacks - Chris Lensing (1991-92) 17 sacks - Pat Angerer (2002-04) 16 sacks - Chris Walker (2003-04) 16 sacks - Josh Gabelman (2006) 14 sacks - Adam Coleman (2006-07) 13 sacks - Justin VanHoutan (2011) 12 sacks - Pat Bateman (1990-91) 12 sacks - Chuck Mayberry (2003-04) 11 sacks - Devon Spreen (2011) 10 sacks - Steve Hockaday (1989-90) 10 sacks - Mike Sunderbrunch (2000-01) 10 sacks - Luke Andrusyk (2002-04) 10 sacks - Anthony Losasso (2006-07) 9 sacks - John Elkin (1988-89) 9 sacks - Eric Doerder (1988-89)

INTERCEPTIONS SEASON

CAREER

5+ INTERCEPTIONS 8 interceptions - Wayne Perkins (1980) 8 interceptions - Kirk Perterson (1999) 7 interceptions - Mark Cederblad (1974) 7 interceptions - Sean Duffy (1981) 7 interceptions - David Yoder (1998) 7 interceptions - Alex Bribriesco (1999) 7 interceptions - Garrett Scott (2006) 6 interceptions - Wayne Perkins (1979) 6 interceptions - David Bakeris (1982) 6 interceptions - Mitch Harvey (1991) 6 interceptions - Tom Dunlavy (2010) 5 interceptions - Jim Kerker (1989) 5 interceptions - Chris Cook (2002) 5 interceptions - Alvin Vesey (2002) 5 interceptions - Tom Dunlavy (2011) 5 interceptions - Daniel Sullivan (2011) 5 interceptions - David Cribs (2011) 5 interceptions - 6 others currently unknown

7+ INTERCEPTIONS 14 interceptions - Wayne Perkins (1979-80) 13 interceptions - Garrett Scott (2005-07) 12 interceptions - Kirk Peterson (1999-2000) 11 interceptions - David Yoder (1998-99) 11 interceptions - Tom Dunlavy (2010-11) 9 interceptions - John Niewald (1990-91) 8 interceptions - Jeff Mossbrucker (1992-93) 7 interceptions - Mark Cederblad (1974) 7 interceptions - Sean Duffy (1980-81) 7 interceptions - Steve Shoemaker (1983-84) 7 interceptions - Chris Rabine (1985-86) 7 interceptions - Chris Kinsler (1995-96) 7 interceptions - T.J. Stoffer (1997-98) 7 interceptions - Alex Bribriesco (1998-99)

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TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS

AVG. POINTS PER GAME

SEASON

300+ TOTAL YARDS 432 yards - 1958 405 yards - 1960 380.6 yards - 1993 374.1 yards - 2004 366.1 yards - 2001 354.2 yards - 1992 349.8 yards - 1998 342.2 yards - 1999 342.0 yards - 2008 339.5 yards - 2000 323.4 yards - 1995 318.6 yards - 2007 316.2 yards - 1991 309.9 yards - 1988 309.0 yards - 2010 306.2 yards - 2011

35+ POINTS AVG. PER GAME 42.3 points - 1960 (9 games) 40.5 points - 2004 (13 games) 40.2 points - 1993 (11 games) 39.6 points - 2007 (13 games) 36.8 points - 1999 (12 games) 36.1 points - 2011 (14 games) 35.3 points - 2005 (10 games) 35.1 points - 1998 (12 games) 35.1 points - 2001 (12 games)

400+ POINTS SCORED

300-399 POINTS SCORED

SEASON

400+ POINTS 527 points - 2004 (13 games) 515 points - 2007 (13 games) 506 points - 2011 (14 games) 451 points - 1992 (13 games) 443 points - 1993 (11 games) 442 points - 1999 (12 games) 433 points - 1991 (13 games) 427 points - 2000 (13 games) 421 points - 1998 (12 games) 421 points - 2001 (12 games) 415 points - 2008 (12 games) 413 points - 1988 (13 games) 403 points - 2006 (12 games)

300-399 POINTS 383 points - 2010 (13 games) 381 points - 1960 (9 games) 381 points - 1987 (12 games) 370 points - 2002 (13 games) 357 points - 1989 (12 games) 325 points - 1980 (12 games) 310 points - 2003 (11 games) 305 points - 1958 (9 games) 304 points - 1994 (12 games)

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RUSHING DEFENSE

INTERCEPTION DEFENSE

SEASON

LESS THAN 125 YARDS PER GAME 64.6 yards - 2006 71.2 yards - 2003 77.7 yards - 1988 77.9 yards - 1987 78.4 yards - 1981 97.2 yards - 1989 102.3 yards - 1980 111.1 yards - 1991 111.1 yards - 2004 112.0 yards - 1994 120.1 yards - 1985 120.5 yards - 1969

17+ INTERCEPTIONS IN A SEASON 21 - 1999 20 - 2011 19 - 1994 18 - 1991 18 - 1992 18 - 1993 18 - 1998 18 - 2009 17 - 1981 17 - 1985 17 - 1989 17 - 2001

AVERAGE POINTS ALLOWED 10+ GAME SEASON

8 & 9 GAME SEASON

LESS THAN 12 POINTS 5.5 points - 1981 (12 games) 5.7 points - 2010 (13 games) 6.7 points - 1988 (13 games) 7.3 points - 1992 (13 games) 7.4 points - 1986 (10 games) 7.5 points - 1983 (10 games) 8.1 points - 2006 (12 games) 8.6 points - 1980 (12 games) 8.8 points - 1991 (13 games) 9.3 points - 2003 (11 games) 9.4 points - 2007 (13 games) 9.5 points - 1999 (12 games) 10.0 points - 2011 (14 games) 10.2 points - 2004 (13 games) 10.5 points - 1989 (12 games) 10.8 points - 2002 (13 games) 11.2 points - 1995 (10 games) 11.2 points - 1996 (10 games) 11.2 points - 2005 (10 games) 11.4 points - 2000 (13 games) 11.8 points - 1987 (12 games)

LESS THAN 12 POINTS 7.1 points - 1978 8.1 points - 1955 (8 games) 8.1 points - 1966 (8 games) 8.7 points - 1959 (8 games) 8.6 points - 1984 8.5 points - 1977 9.4 points - 1992 9.6 points - 1985 10.5 points - 1958 10.7 points - 1954 11.7 points - 1957

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TOTAL POINTS ALLOWED 10+ GAME SEASON

8 & 9 GAME SEASON

LESS THAN 130 POINTS 66 points - 1981 (12 games) 74 points - 1986 (10 games) 75 points - 1983 (10 games) 75 points - 2010 (13 games) 87 points - 1988 (13 games) 96 points - 1992 (13 games) 98 points - 2006 (12 games) 103 points - 1980 (12 games) 103 points - 2003 (11 games) 112 points - 1995 (10 games) 112 points - 1996 (10 games) 112 points - 2005 (10 games) 113 points - 1991 (13 games) 114 points - 1999 (12 games) 124 points - 2007 (13 games) 127 points - 1989 (12 games) 130 points - 2002 (13 games) 130 points - 2011 (14 games)

LESS THAN 100 POINTS 64 points - 1978 65 points - 1955 (8 games) 65 points - 1966 (8 games) 70 points - 1959 (8 games) 77 points - 1977 78 points - 1984 85 points - 1982 87 points - 1985 91 points - 1954 95 points - 1958 98 points - 1960

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Season-by-Season Archival Records

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1951 Season 2-4-1 Record

ROW 1: Rohr, Rodriquez, A. Conklin, Don Brown, Halsey, Sass, Sharoian, Goodlove, Sehman, Sullivan. ROW 2: Warnock (Manager), Schellenberg, Peterson, Folk, Dahms, Rush, Baumgarten, Steiger, Neely, DeVol, Dennis Brown, W. Caldwell (Manager). ROW 3: Coach Warren Hinkle, Carlson, C. Conklin, Lehman, B. Kepford, Hackett, Castro, Karosek, Jasper, D. Wellman, Bradley, Hesse, Heald, Head Coach Wayne Grady.

[ Independent — No Conference ]

Game Scores/Results

Bettendorf... 2-4-1

Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 0, Morrison 47 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 24, Belle Plaine 13 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 6, Lyons (Clinton) 45 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 26, Fulton 18 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 6, DeWitt 42 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 6, Cedar Rapids Wilson 40 Week #7: (T) Bettendorf 7, St. Mary's of Clinton 7

All-Metropolitan :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Ron Shirley – Fullback 1st Team: Ed Dahms – Running Back 1st Team: John Bradley – Offensive Tackle

All-State Players None

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dick Heald, Pete Lehman

Head Coach Wayne Grady (1)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Warren Hinkle

Managers Wendell Caldwell, Don Noely, Bud Roseburg

Trainers ???

Miscellaneous Information • First year of competition for any sport at BHS; no conference in football • Home games were played at Brady Stadium in Davenport • Nicknamed the Bulldogs by its first graduation class

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1952 Season 0-10 Record

ROW 1: McCoy, Wright, Heald, McCollam, Sullivan, Conklin, Sharoian, Goodlove, Sourdiff, Lockie, Crook. ROW 2: Dallas Cary, Sass, Dennis Cary, Nickles, F. Teeple, Hutchings, Bowie, Sones, Cain, Runge, Schultz, Townsley. ROW 3: Jim Ashford, Hesse, B. Teeple, Jasper, John Bradley, Hackett, Devol, George Thuenen, Baumbach, Peterson, Rohr.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 6, Maquoketa 19 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 0, Morrison 46 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 0, Savanna 6 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 6, Belle Plaine 33 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 0, St. Mary's of Clinton 26 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 0, Lyons 52 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 12, Fulton 18 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 6, DeWitt 39 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 0, Cedar Rapids Wilson 44 Week #10: (L) Bettendorf 0, Sterling Community 67

Bettendorf... 0-10

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense ::

1st Team: John Bradley - Offensive Tackle

All-State Players None

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captain Jim Ashford

Head Coach Wayne Grady (2)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Warren Hinkle

Managers ???

Trainers Ray Townsley

Miscellaneous Information • To date, this is the only season in the history of BHS that a team went winless

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1953 Season

Illowa Conference 3rd Place — 4-4-1 Record

ROW 1: Sourdiff, Castro, Fox, Crook, Nickles, Arnold, Baugh, Ray Townsley. ROW 2: Schultz, Sones, Bowie, Hackett, F. Teeple, Shenk, George Thuenen, Hutchings, Tom Cain, Coach Dick Colson. ROW 3: Head Coach Wayne Grady, Bob Halsey, Sanders, Runge, McCollam, Bob Teeple, Hesse, Mumford, Coach Warren Hinkle.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 0, Maquoketa 18 Week #2: (T) Bettendorf 0, DeWitt 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 13, Savanna 12 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 13, St. Mary's of Clinton 6 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 7, Morrison 28 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 0, Lyons 13 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 13, Newman 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 26, Fulton 0 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 0, Cedar Rapids Wilson 33

Lyons... 7-0 DeWitt... 4-1-2 Bettendorf... 4-2-1 / 4-4-1 Morrison... 4-2-1 Newman... 3-3-1 Savanna... 2-4-1 St. Mary's of Clinton... 1-6 Fulton... 0-7

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense ::

2nd Team: Bob Teeple - Guard

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All-State Players None

Captains, M.V.P., Manager

Coaches & Trainer

Captains Bob Halsby, Bob Teeple

Head Coach Wayne Grady (3)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Dick Colson, Warren Hinkle

Manager Ray Townsley

Trainer Ray Townsley

Miscellaneous Information • First season that games were played at 23rd Street Stadium • The 1953 squad won the first Homecoming on the [new] Armstrong field by defeating St. Mary's, 13-6 • In Bettendorf's 67-0 defeat of Amboy, the Bulldogs limited their opponents to only 3 rushing yards

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1954 Season

Illowa Conference 5th Place — 4-5 Record

ROW 1: D. Dillon (Manager), Barry Cunningham, Phil Tucker, King Deets, Darrell Machalek, Dave Romero, Dale Sones, M. Mouuradian, C. Fox, Don Erickson. ROW 2: R. Townsley, Jesse Arguello, R. Nickles, Carrol Sones, Jim Fox, K. Crook, W. Hutchings, George Thuenen, Tony Castro, Mark Low, W. Schroeder. ROW 3: Gene Larsen, Frank Teeple, Chuck Hackett, S. Schultz, R. Bowle, Wes Kuehl, Don Shenk, Tom Cain, Wally Niswander, Larry Clay, G. Kreiter.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 7, Maquoketa 0 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 0, DeWitt 21 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 13, Savanna 0 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 12, St. Mary's of Clinton 26 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 13, Morrison 19 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 21, Amboy 0 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 6, Newman 13 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 46, Fulton 0 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 7, Cedar Rapids Wilson 12

St. Mary's of Clinton... 6-1 DeWitt... 6-1 Morrison... 6-1 Newman... 4-3 Bettendorf... 3-4 / 4-5 Savanna... 2-5 Amboy 1-6 Fulton... 0-7

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Bob Teeple - Offensive Guard 2nd Team: George Thuenen - Quarterback 2nd Team: Dave Romero - Halfback

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Offense [or] Defense :: Honorable Mention: Seiford Schultz - Tackle

All-State Players None

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Tom Cain, Jim Fox

Head Coach Wayne Grady (4)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Dick Colson, Warren Hinkle

Managers ???

Trainers Ray Townsley

Miscellaneous Information • The Amboy game was followed by an unfortunate scuffle in which an Amboy man died from a concussion

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1955 Season

Illowa Conference Runner-up — 6-2 Record

ROW 1: B. Cunningham, D. Romero, G. Larsen, J. Beets, D. Sones, C. Fox, J. Barton, J. Ritter, J. Balzer, D. Machalek. ROW 2: T. Castro, J. Estes, J. Fenimore, D. Dies, L. Clay, T. Evans, M. Hasch, D. Kreiter, A. Martinez. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Warren Hinkle, J. Kreiter, D. Ross, W. Kuehl, P. Tucker, L. Kallaus, B. Hasch, Head Coach Merrit Parsons.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 0, Maquoketa 12 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 6, Newman 14 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 27, Amboy 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 53, St. Mary's of Clinton 20 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 19, Fulton 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 34, Savanna 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 27, DeWitt 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 20, Morrison 13

Newman... 7-0 Bettendorf... 6-1 / 6-2 DeWitt... 4-3 St. Mary's of Clinton... 3-4 Amboy... 3-4 Morrison... 2-4-1 Fulton... 1-5-1 Savanna... 1-6

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Jim Ritter [position unknown] 1st Team: Dave Romero [position unknown] 1st Team: Gene Larsen [position unknown]

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All-Southeast Iowa 1st Team: Jim Ritter [position unknown] 1st Team: Dave Romero [position unknown]

All-State Players None

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dave Romero, Dale Sones, Phil Tucker

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (1)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Warren Hinkle

Managers Dave Baugh, Terry Piatt

Trainers ???

Miscellaneous Information • Offense scored 185 points in conference play, averaging 26 points per game • Phil Tucker captured Quint City Rushing crown with 9.3 yards per carry • Set [then] school scoring record with 53 points vs. St. Mary's of Clinton and 613 total yards

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Phil Tucker

9.3 yards per carry

N/A

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1956 Season 4-5 Record

ROW 1: Head Coach Merrit Parsons, Jerry Stahle, Angelo Martinez, Duane Dies, Jim Ritter, Jerry Barton, Terry Piat, Harold Walter, Larry Pirnie, Don Gray, Assistant Coach Dick Colson. ROW 2: Joe Wright, Chip Levy, Jerry Balzer, Dale Kreiter, Dale Lehman, Jeff Kolling, Dan Ashford, Gerald Collins, Burl Johnson, Ron Collins, Doug Selby, Dave Cox. ROW 3: Bill Sones, Ricky Jacobs, Jim Morton, Jim Barton, Dave Castro, Bill Grothusen, Bob Ivarson, Charles Hamilton, Dick Ross, Fred Evans, Carl Henning, Charles Grumley.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 13, Anamosa 6 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 14, Amboy 19 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 26, St. Mary's of Clinton 6 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 28, Fulton 12 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 0, Savanna 16 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 6, DeWitt 20 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 20, Morrison 35 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 27, Newman 26 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 13, Geneseo 36

DeWitt... 6-1 Amboy... 5-2 Morrison... 5-2 Savanna... 3-4 Bettendorf... 3-4 / 4-5 Sterling Newman... 2-5 Fulton... 2-5 St. Mary's of Clinton... 2-5

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Angelo Martinez - [position unknown] 1st Team: Jim Morton - [position unknown]

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All-State Players None

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Jerry Balzer, Angelo Martinez

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (2)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Dick Colson

Managers Jerry Stahle

Trainers ???

Miscellaneous Information • None at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

All-Purpose Yards

Don Gray

1,324 yards

Rushing & Passing

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1957 Season

Illowa Champions — 7-2 Record

ROW 1: Head Coach Merritt Parsons, Dave Coach, Dale Lehman, Burl Johnson, Dale Kreiter, Bill Sones, Hal Walter, Rick Jacob, Jim Morton, Assistant Coach Carlson. ROW 2: Ron Collins, Joe Wright, Bob McClaren, Rodger Henning, Steve Pirnie, Cecil Ritter, Jim Behrens, Tom Haygood, Steve Sparling. ROW 3: Don Gray, Fred McGhee, Bill Witcraft, John Hoverton, Dave Castro, Mike Grumley, Roger Young, Steve Wagner, Tom Stelk. ROW 4: Bill Soth, Jim Barton, Joe Manley, Ron Panske, Jim Beston, Doug Selby, Gordon Harrison, Chuck Crumley, Chip Levy.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 20, Anamosa 12 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 27, St. Mary's of Clinton 0 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 14, Fulton 20 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 27, Savanna 13 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 27, DeWitt 14 Week #6: (W)Bettendorf 39, Morrison 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 6, Newman 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 47, Amboy 20 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 20, Geneseo 21

Bettendorf... 6-1 / 7-2 Amboy... 5-2 Fulton... 5-2 DeWitt... 4-3 Newman... 2-4-1 Morrison... 2-5 St. Mary's of Clinton... 2-5 Savanna... 1-5-1

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback 1st Team: Ron Collins - [position unknown] 1st Team: Burl Johnson - [position unknown] 1st Team: Dale Kreiter - [position unknown]

2nd Team: Dave Cox - Running Back 2nd Team: Joe Wright - [position unknown]

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense:: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback 2nd Team: Dale Kreiter - [position unknown]

All-Eastern Iowa Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback 2nd Team: Ron Collins - [position unknown] 2nd Team: Dale Kreiter - [position unknown] 3rd Team: Burl Johnson - [position unknown] 3rd Team: Joe Wright- [position unknown]

All-State Players Don Gray - Halfback 5th Team - Des Moines Register Dave Cox - Running Back Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dale Kreiter, Joe Wright

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (3)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Dick Colson

Managers Bill Grothusen, Larry Pirnie

Trainers ???

Miscellaneous Information • 1st Conference Championship in school history • Coach Parsons named "Quad City Coach of the Year" • Bettendorf's defense ranked 1st in the state with a total of 1425 total yards allowed and only allowed • The defense only allowed 90 points in Illowa Conference play

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

All-Purpose Yards

Don Gray

1,435 yards

Rushing & Passing

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1958 Season

Illowa Champions — 9-0 Record — #10 Final Ranking by Iowa Daily Press Association

ROW 1: Head Coach Merrit Parsons, John Hoverton, Steve Sparling, Don Gray, Dave Cox, Steve Pirnie, Cecil Ritter, Dale Dexter, Tom Stelk, Bill Soth, Tom Haygood, Roger Young. ROW 2: John Retzl, Fred Haber, Bob McDonald, Bob Green, Ken Dahms, Havey Duncan, Paul McNurlen, Bob McClaren, Fred Willich, Ken Jensen, Bill Witcraft, Tim Lightner, Assistant Coach Darrell Moore. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Wayne Cheramy, Gordon Harrison, Steve Wagner, Tom Witt, Harry Licht, Richard Doerr, Ruben Carrillo, Joe Sauer, Mike Grumley, Jim Schmeltzer, Dennis Van Zandt, Larry Lybeck.

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 19, Muscatine 13 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 32, Fulton 19 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 39, Savanna 6 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 17, DeWitt 14 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 33, Morrison 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 49, Newman 13 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 25, Amboy 6 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 34, Assumption 12 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 57, St. Mary's of Clinton 12

Bettendorf... 7-0 / 9-0 Savanna... 5-2 Amboy... 4-2-1 Fulton... 4-3 DeWitt... 3-3-1 Newman.... 2-5 Morrison... 2-5 St. Mary's of Clinton… 0-7

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback 1st Team: Dave Cox - Running Back 1st Team: Cecil Ritter – Offensive Guard 2nd Team: Bill Soth – Offensive End 2nd Team: Tom Stelk – Running Back

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All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback 1st Team: Dave Cox - Running Back 1st Team: Cecil Ritter – Offensive Guard

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Gray - Halfback 1st Team: Dave Cox - Running Back 1st Team: Cecil Ritter – Offensive Guard 1st Team: Bill Soth – Offensive End

All-State Players Don Gray - Halfback 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Dave Cox - Running Back Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dave Cox, Roger Young

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (4)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen, Darrell Moore

Managers Tim Downing, Jerry Rogers, Ron Mavrias

Trainers ???

Miscellaneous Information st

• 1 ever undefeated season in school history nd • 2 Conference Championship • The Dawgs earned a final ranking by the IDPA of #10 • Bettendorf had the #1 Total Offense & Total Rushing in Class I • For the first time in school history, two players rushed for 1000+ yards (Dave Cox and Don Gray)

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Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Don Gray

34 com. / 61 att.

755 yards ... 10 TD

Rushing

Dave Cox Don Gray

1156 yards 1088 yards

[unknown] carries [unknown] carries

All-Purpose

Don Gray

1843 yards

Rushing & Passing

Receiving

Dave Cox

25 rec. for 680 yards

8 TD

Scoring

Dave Cox

133 points

[rushing & receiving]

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1959 Season

Illowa Champions — 7-0-1 Record — #12 Final Ranking by Iowa Daily Press Association

ROW 1: Tim Lightner, Dale Dexter, Ken Jensen, Paul McNurlen, Fred Hober, Bob Curtis, Jim Schneltzer. ROW 2: Jim Dilts, Richard “Bud” Reiselt, Ken Duhres, John Cain, Mike Hilavat, John Brooke, Scott Rocker, John Kelser (Manager). ROW 3: Tom Johnson, Bob Green, Garry Rinehart, Steve Grossman, Charles Honnald, Mike Myatt, John Hartung. ROW 4: Dennis Van Zandt, Dann Kroeger, Robin Hoegge, Bob Lee, Richard Barretto, Stuart Sparling, Bob Noth. ROW 5: Larry Lybeck, Tom Van Zandt, Art Miller, Dave Power. BACK ROW: Head Coach Merrit Parsons, Coach Darrell Moore, Assistant Coach Wayne Cheramy, Assistant Coach Bill Jensen, Doug Berg (Manager), Tim Downing (Manager).

Illowa Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 19, Muscatine 13 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 25, Savanna 6 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 25, DeWitt 13 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 34, Morrison 0 Week #5: (T) Bettendorf 12, Newman 12 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 36, Amboy 12 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 16, St. Mary's of Clinton 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 26, Fulton 7 Week #9: Bettendorf vs. Assumption [cancelled/blizzard]

Bettendorf... 6-0-1 / 7-0-1 Newman... 5-0-2 Morrison... 4-3 DeWitt... 4-3 Savanna... 3-3-1 St. Mary's of Clinton... 2-4-1 Amboy... 0-5-2 Fulton... 0-6-1

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Dale Dexter - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Scott Rocker - End 1st Team: Jim Dilts - Halfback 2nd Team: Stu Sparling - Fullback 2nd Team: Fred Haber - Wingback 2nd Team: Ken Jessen - Offensive End

All-Metro :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Dale Dexter - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Scott Rocker - End 2nd Team: Jim Dilts - Halfback

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Dale Dexter - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Scott Rocker - End 2nd Team: Jim Dilts - Halfback 2nd Team: Fred Haber - Wingback Honorable Mention: Steve Grossman - Offensive Tackle

All-State Players Dale Dexter - Offensive Tackle 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Scott Rocker - End Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dale Dexter, Fred Haber, Paul McNurlen

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (5)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen, Darrell Moore

Managers Doug Berg, Tim Downing, John Kelger

Trainer Darrell Moore

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Miscellaneous Information • "The First Winning Streak" was born as this was the second-consecutive year the Dawgs went undefeated • This was the third-straight conference championship for Bettendorf • The Dawgs earned a final ranking by the IDPA of #12 • The defense had the 10th best team in the entire state • Total Team Offense = 2,544 yards • Total Team Defense = 1,152 yards

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Jim Dilts

121 carries for 815 yards

8 TDs; 6.7 average

Tackles

Stu Sparling Jim Dilts

55 tackles 53 tackles

[unknown solos/assists]

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1960 Season

Little Six Champions — U.P.I. State Champions — 9-0 Record

ROW 1: Coach Wayne Cheramay, Gary Rinehart, John Hartung, Bud Reiselt, Noth, Jim Dilts, John Cain, John Brooke, Kroeger, Coach Darrell Moore. ROW 2: Coach Bill Jensen, Hart, Steve Grossman, Metzger, Saur, Goetz, Johnson, Stu Sparling, Scott Rocker, Lee, Head Coch Merrit Parsons. ROW 3: Tucker, Wilken, Barretta, Sones, Hesse, Duncan, McConnell, Warnock, Castro. ROW 4: Maher, Preusch, West, Chebuhar, Wuorinen, Langan, Hempel, Rosenfield, Kerns, Ahlers. ROW 5: Marion, Schult, Best, Vrachtel, Witcraft, Long, Vande Walle.

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 40, Cedar Rapids Regis 6 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 34, Burlington 18 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 42, Keokuk 7 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 34, North Scott 6 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 43, Muscatine 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 32, Assumption 14 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 56, Ottumwa 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 40, Alleman 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 60, Geneseo 20

Bettendorf... 4-0 / 9-0 Burlington... 3-1 Ottumwa... 2-2 Muscatine... 1-3 Keokuk... 0-4

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Scott Rocker - Halfback 1st Team: Stu Sparling - Fullback 1st Team: Steve Grossman - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: John Hartung - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: John Cain - Center 2nd Team: Jim Dilts - Halfback

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Scott Rocker - Halfback 1st Team: Steve Grossman - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: John Cain - Center 2nd Team: Bud Reiselt - Defensive Back

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Scott Rocker - Halfback 1st Team: Steve Grossman - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Jim Dilts - Halfback 2nd Team: John Cain - Center 2nd Team: Bud Reiselt - Defensive Back Honorable Mention: John Hartung - Offensive Tackle

All-State Players Scott Rocker - Halfback 1st Team - Des Moines Register Steve Grossman - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Iowa Daily Press Association 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Stu Sparling - Halfback 5th Team - Des Moines Register John Hartung - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register Bud Reiselt - Defensive Back Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

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All-State Players (cont.) John Cain - Center Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register Jim Dilts - Halfback Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains John Brooke, Stuart Sparling

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (6)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen, Darrell Moore

Managers Lowell Anlgers, Ben Maher, Mike Myatt

Trainer Darrell Moore

Miscellaneous Information • This was the fourth-straight conference championship for Bettendorf • Bettendorf defeated defending State Champions Burlington, 34-19, at Burlington • The Dawgs were named the "Mythical State Champs" by the U.P.I. • Bettendorf (since 1958) went unbeaten in 26 games (record: 25-0-1) • Coach Parsons named "Coach of the Year" by the Des Moines Register • Steve Grossman earned "Quad City Lineman of the Year" honors • Total Offense = 527 plays for 3,645 yards (6.91 average) along with 56 touchdowns • 381 Points in 9 Games (42.3 points per game) = New School Record

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Scott Rocker Jim Dilts

61 carries for 959 yards 92 carries for 577 yards

8.6 average; 19 TD 6.27 average; 12 TD

Passing

Stu Sparling

32 comp. / 111 att.

524 yards; 5 TD, 6 INT

Receiving

Scott Rocker

12 rec. for 266 yards.

2 TD

Punt Returns

Scott Rocker

12 returns for 306 yards.

25.4 average

Kickoff Returns

Scott Rocker

6 returns for 156 yards.

26.0 average

Extra Points

Dick Castro

41/50 kicks

41 total points

Tackles

Stu Sparling Jim Dilts

54 tackles 52 tackles

[unknown solos/assists]

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1961 Season

Little Six 3rd Place — 3-6 Record

ROW 1: Nickie, Schultz, Kerns, Hesse, Brachtel, Sauer, Schroeder, Chebuhar, Best, Marion. ROW 2: Coach VanDerHeyden, Smith, Wooten, Sisco, Lehman, Deere, Smith, Sones. ROW 3: Head Coach Merrit Parsons, Mueller, Quinn, Ross, Castro, Horgen, Hempel, Langan, Goetz, Vande Walle, Coach Bill Jensen. ROW 4: Manager Zambrano, Carroll, Hartung, Hethcote, Owen, Stoll, Martin, Maher, Anderson, Coach Wayne Cheramy, Trainer Dan Meador. Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 10, Cedar Rapids Regis 21 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 13, Burlington 7 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 25, Keokuk 19 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 19, Alleman 28 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 13, Muscatine 20 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 7, North Scott 13 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 7, Ottumwa 34 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 21, Geneseo 14 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 0, Assumption 13

Burlington... 3-1 Ottumwa... 3-1 Bettendorf... 2-2 / 3-6 Muscatine... 1-3 Keokuk... 0-4

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Dick Castro - Quarterback 1st Team: Gary Langan - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: George Hesse - Halfback

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Ron Owen - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Gary Best - Center

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Dick Castro - Quarterback 2nd Team: Gary Langan - Offensive Tackle

All-State Players Gary Langan - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Iowa Daily Press Association 6th Team - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dick Castro, Gary Langan

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (7)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen

Managers John Caperton, Ray Zambrano

Trainers Dan “Doc” Meador

Miscellaneous Information • None at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Dick Castro George Hesse

765 yards 555 yards

4 TD 6 TD

Passing

Dick Castro

36 comp. / 52 att.

357 yards

PAT

Dick Castro

13/16 PAT

13 points

Punting

Curt Vande Walle

36.9 average

[unknown att. & yards]

Tackles

Gary Langan

N/A

[unknown solos/assists]

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1962 Season 2-6-1 Record

ROW 1: F. Martin, J. Wooten, R. Quinn, H. Stoll, D. Smith, J. Deere, G. Lehman, R. Owen. ROW 2: W. Slavens, W. Moffit, R. Dailey, E. Saldivar, R. Nelson, R. Rogers, M. Trunnell, J. Calhoun, J. Wulf. ROW 3: Head Coach Merrit Parsons, Coach Wayne Cheramy, J. Rinehart, S. Carroll, M. Toom, W. Power, Trainer Dan Meador, Coach Bill Jensen, N. Swenson. ROW 4: S. Marsh, R. Wooten, J. Chavez, T. Lohf, B. Ballantyne, A. Sheeder, J. Caperton.

Game Scores/Results

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 13, Cedar Rapids Regis 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 33, Burlington 20 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 21, Keokuk 26 Week #4: (T) Bettendorf 13, Davenport Assumption 13 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 14, Muscatine 31 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 0, C.R. Washington 19 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 13, Ottumwa 14 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 18, Geneseo 20 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 0, North Scott 13

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Ottumwa... 3-1 Burlington... 2-2 Keokuk... 2-2 Muscatine... 2-2 Bettendorf... 1-3 / 2-6-1

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Hugh Stoll - [position unknown] 1st Team: Ron Owen - Linebacker 2nd Team: John Calhoun - Offensive Guard 2nd Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 2nd Team: Gary Lehman - [position unknown] 2nd Team: John Wooten - [position unknown]

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: John Calhoun - Offensive Guard 2nd Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 2nd Team: Hugh Stoll - [position unknown] 2nd Team: Ron Owen - Linebacker

All-State Players None

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains John Doeten, Gary Lehman, Don Smith

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (8)

M.V.P. ???

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen

Managers John Caperton, John Mack, Bill Slavens, Neil Swenson

Trainers Dan “Doc” Meador”

Miscellaneous Information • None at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Mike Toom John Wooten

667 yards; 10 TD N/A

66 total points 5.6 average

Tackles

Don Smith

N/A

[unknown solos/assists]

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1963 Season

Little Six Runner-up — 6-2-1 Record

ROW 1: D. Owen, T. Lohf, J. Wulf, R. Wooten, J. Chavez, J. Calhoun, W. Power, R. Rogers, J. Rinehart, S. Carroll, B. Dailey, B. Nelson, B. Ballantyne, J. Vance, B. Slavens. ROW 2: Head Coach Merrit Parsons, Trainer Doc Meador, M. Toom, G. Ploog, R. VanWetzinga, K. Hannick, M. Honnold, C. Feiler, B. Lang, K. Gerdes, J. Deere, G. Gabrilson, Coach Wayne Cheramy. ROW 3: K. Maag, G. Schroeder, S. Swisher, J. Mizlo, T. Walters, J. Miller, E. Miller, B. VanCott, M. Venker, M. Richardson, D. Funk.

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 21, Cedar Rapids Regis Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 26, Burlington 13 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 28, Keokuk 12 Week #4: (T) Bettendorf 13, Davenport Assumption 13 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 26, Muscatine 19 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 7, C.R. Washington 29 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 21, Ottumwa 47 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 14, Alleman 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 20, North Scott 0

Ottumwa... 4-0 Bettendorf... 3-1 / 6-2-1 Muscatine... 2-2 Burlington... 1-3 Keokuk... 0-4

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: John Calhoun - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 1st Team: Bob Nelson - Tight End 2nd Team: Jerry Rinehart - Quarterback 2nd Team: Bob Ballantyne - Center 2nd Team: Steve Carroll - Running Back 2nd Team: Joe Chavez - Defensive End

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Warren Powers - Defensive End Honorable Mention: Ray Wooten - [position unknown]

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: John Calhoun - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Jerry Rinehart - Quarterback

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: John Calhoun - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 2nd Team: Jerry Rinehart - Quarterback 2nd Team: Bob Ballantyne - Center 2nd Team: Bob Nelson - Tight End Honorable Mention: Ray Wooten - [position unknown]

All-State Players John Calhoun - Offensive Guard 2nd Team - Des Moines Register 5th Team - Iowa Daily Press Association Jerry Rinehart - Quarterback Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register Honorable Mention - Iowa Daily Press Association Mike Toom - Halfback Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register Steve Carroll - Running Back Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register Bob Nelson - Tight End Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register Bob Ballantyne - Center Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains John Calhoun, Jerry Rinehart

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (9)

M.V.P. Jerry Rinehart - Quarterback

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen

Managers Doug Owen, Rod Rinehart, Bill Slavens

Trainers Dan “Doc” Meador

Miscellaneous Information • None at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

N/A

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1964 Season 2-7 Record

ROW 1: Manager R. Rinehart, T. Lemons, P. Gruetzmacher, M. Venker, M. Honnold, M. Toom, C. Fieler, G. Gabrilson, D. Funk, J. Deere, B. Lang, Manager D. Houck. ROW 2: Manager J. Davis, R. Van Wetzinga, G. Ploog, S. Swisher, T. Walters, K. Hanick, B. Miller, G. Schroeder, J. Mizlo, K. Maag, Student Trainer D. Owen, Coach Wayne Cheramy, Trainer Dan Meador. ROW 3: Coach Dave Cox, Head Coach Merrit Parsons, B. Hunt, B. Farrel, R. Kulp, T. Walsh, S. Mekshes, R. Beckenbaugh, G. Furgeson, R. Richardson, J. Maag, J. Cotton, R. Jurgs, L. Boyd, T. Tibbs, Coach Bill Jensen, G. Belvel. ROW 4: Manager T. Elder, C. Borgman, S. Stuart, B. Spies, B. Waugaman, D. Enlow, S. Booras, K. May, G. Shuppy, D. Anderson, C. DeShon, M. Steffen, S. Nelson, N. Kroeger, J. Petersen, G. Elverd, J. Waterman.

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 0, Cedar Rapids Regis 34 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 12, North Scott 19 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 7, Keokuk 38 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 0, Burlington 19 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 0, Davenport Assumption 19 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 14, Clinton 24 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 27, Muscatine 14 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 7, Ottumwa 27 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 34, Alleman 19

Keokuk... 5-0 Davenport Assumption... 3-1-1 Ottumwa... 3-1-1 Burlington... 2-3 Bettendorf... 1-4 / 2-7 Muscatine... 0-5

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 1st Team: Butch Miller - [position unknown] Honorable Mention: Russ Van Wetzinga - [position unknown]

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All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense:: 1st Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 2nd Team: Butch Miller - [position unknown]

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Mike Toom - Halfback 2nd Team: Jerry Cotton - Offensive End Honorable Mention: Butch Miller - [position unknown]

All-State Players Mike Toom - Halfback 6th Team - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Butch Miller, Mike Toom

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (10)

M.V.P. Mike Toom - Halfback

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Bill Jensen, D. Cox

Managers John Davis, Ken Elper, Don Houck, Rod Rinehart

Trainers Dan “Doc” Meador, Doug Owen (Student Trainer)

Miscellaneous Information • Mike Toom set the new "Quint City Career Rushing Record" • Punter Craig Feiler was the "Quint City Punting Champion"

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Tackles

Jim Mislo

N/A

[unknown solos/assists]

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1965 Season 3-4-2 Record

ROW 1: Manager Doug Owen, Manager Greg Garvin, Manager, John Davis, Manager J. Bullington, Manager Duane Houck. ROW 2: Rick Plumb, R. (Ben) Hunt, John Peterson, Chip Deshon, Chuck Borgman, Ray Richardson, Richard (Rick) Anderson, Joe Mag, Jerry Cotton, Ken Elder, Neil Kroeger, Tom Walsh, Larry Rotenberg. ROW 3: Coach Bill Jensen, Bill Scheeder, Steve Mekshes, Bill Whisler, Stevan Booras, Rich Kulp, Jim Waterman, William Spies, Steve Nelson, Roger Biehl, Pat Hoffman, Rick Fullmer, Coach Dan Meador. ROW 4: Coach Wayne Cheramy, Coach Merv Habenicht, Tom Thomson, Chuck Legler, Charlie Scheeder, Mick Meador, Craig Dexter, Ken Danielson, Scott Stuart, Jim Smith, Steve Junge, Mike Maag, Jim Butler, George Bedein, Pat Hoagland, Gary Snyder, Brian Carroll, Head Coach Merrit Parsons.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (T) Bettendorf 6, Cedar Rapids Regis 6 Week #2: (T) Bettendorf 12, North Scott 12 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 6, Keokuk 13 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 28, Burlington 6 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 6, Davenport Assumption 14 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 0, Clinton 33 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 27, Muscatine 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 7, Ottumwa 6 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 7, Alleman 26

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Little 6 Conference Team Standings Davenport Assumption... 4-1 Burlington... 4-1 Bettendorf... 3-2 / 3-4-2 Ottumwa... 1-4 Muscatine... 0-5

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Bill Sheeder - Halfback 1st Team: Charles Legler - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Dick Anderson - [position unknown] 2nd Team: Jerry Cotton - Offensive End 2nd Team: Scott Stuart - [position unknown]

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Jerry Cotton - Offensive End 6th Team - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Dick Anderson, Jerry Cotton, Joe Magg, Tom Walsh

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (11)

M.V.P. Jerry Cotton - Offensive End

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Merv Habenicht, Bill Jensen

Managers Jeff Bullington, John Davis, Greg Garton, Don Houch

Trainers Dan “Doc” Meador, Doug Owen (Student Trainer)

Miscellaneous Information • The Bulldogs defeated then-ranked #2 Burlington during Week 4 • Tom Wash was the Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" following the victory over Burlington • Jerry Cotton earned Des Moines Register "Player of the Week" honors after the Burlington victory

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Tackles

Charles Legler

61 tackles

[unknown solos/assists]

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1966 Season

Little Six Champions — 8-0 Record — #4 Final Ranking by Des Moines Register

ROW 1: Charlie Sheeder, Chuck Legler, Jim Butler, Scott Stuart, Jim Smith, Mike Meador, George Bedian, K.C. McCoy , Bart Schaeffer, Pat Hoagland, Michael Ladd. ROW 2: ?, Ron Presson, Phil Hoffman, Gary Snyder, Steve Junge, Ken Danielson, Larry Rotenberg, Billy Sheeder, Rick Plumb, ?, ?, 73 Tommy Thompson, Brian Carroll, Assistant Coach Bill Jensen. ROW 3: Head Coach Merritt Parsons, Danny Martin, #78 = ?, Steve Wulf, #62 = ?, Tom Cook, Matt Hutchings, ?, ?, John Howe, ?, ?, ?, Assistant Trainer Greg Garvin, Assistant Coach Wayne Cheramy. ROW 4: Trainer Dan Meador, Student Trainer Jeff Bullington, Student Trainer Doug Owen, D. Glyn, #32 = ?, Chris Jasper, Jeff Melcher, Pat Ryan, Danny Sheeder, Rick Van Wetzinga, #41 = ?, Evan Page, ?, Roger Biehl, Assistant Coach Merv Habenicht. NOT PICTURED. Chuck Castro, Bob Fulmer.

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 34, Cedar Rapids Regis 14 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 41, North Scott 12 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 48, Ottumwa 21 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 46, Keokuk 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 35, Burlington 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 13, Clinton 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 41, Dav’t Assumption 12 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 21, Muscatine 0

Bettendorf... 5-0 / 8-0 Keokuk... 4-1 Davenport Assumption... 3-2 Muscatine... 2-3 Burlington... 1-4 Ottumwa... 0-5

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Bill Sheeder - Halfback 1st Team: Charles Sheeder - Halfback 1st Team: Charles Legler - Offensive Guard

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All-Conference Players (cont.) 1st Team: Steve Junge - Offensive End 1st Team: Jeff Ryan - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Scott Stuart - Fullback 1st Team: Steve Wulf - Offensive Lineman 1st Team: Bob Fullmer - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Jim Smith - Linebacker 1st Team???: Dan Sheeder - End

Little Six All-Star Football Team :: Offense [or] Defense :: All-Star Selectee: Jeff Ryan - Offensive Guard All-Star Selectee: Steve Wulf - Offensive Lineman

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Bill Sheeder - Halfback 1st Team: Charles Legler - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Scott Stuart - Fullback 1st Team: Steve Wulf - Offensive Lineman 2nd Team: Steve Junge - Offensive End 2nd Team: Charles Sheeder - Halfback

All-State Players Charles Legler - Offensive Guard 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Bill Sheeder - Halfback 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Daily Press Association Steve Junge - Offensive End 6th Team - Des Moines Register

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Charles Legler, Scott Stuart

Head Coach Merrit Parsons (12)

M.V.P. Bill Sheeder - Halfback

Assistant Coaches Wayne Cheramy, Merv Habenicht, Bill Jensen

Student Trainers Jeff Bullington, Doug Owen

Trainer Dan "Doc" Meador

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Miscellaneous Information • The Dawgs were the Little 6 Champs • Bettendorf earned a final ranking of #4 in the state by Des Moines Register • Jim Smith was also earned Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" during the season • Bill Sheeder was the leading conference scorer with 17 TD (102 points)

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Bill Sheeder Charles Sheeder

150 carries for 1082 yards 79 carries for 563 yards

17 TD; 7.2 average 11 TD; 7.1 average

Punting

Charles Sheeder

24 punts for 923 yards

38.4 average

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1967 Season

Little Six Runner-up — 7-2 Record — #13 Final Ranking by Des Moines Register

ROW 1: T. Paustian (Manager), R. Wohlwend, D. Turner, M. Boerkel, C. Jasper, R. Van Wetzinga, J. Harland, S. Wulf, D. Field, J. Melchert, G. Johnson, J. Bullington (Student Trainer). ROW 2: Coach Beverlin, T. Cederblad, J. Ryan, M. Buzzell, R. Presson, D. Presson, M. Brinton, D. Glynn, M. Hutchings, T. Cook, Coach Habenicht, Coach Sickles. ROW 3: Head Coach Oles, P. Coogan, D. Arnold, P. Ryan, M. Swanson, S. Schafer, B. Wetzel, T. Murray, R. Rathjen, M. Quinn, G. Abrahamson.

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 7, Cedar Rapids Regis 12 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 14, Alleman 12 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 33, Ottumwa 14 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 28, Keokuk 13 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 7, Burlington 14 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 20, Clinton 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 39, Muscatine 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 35, North Scott 26

Burlington... 5-0 Bettendorf... 4-1 / 7-2 Davenport Assumption... 3-2 Ottumwa... 2-3 Keokuk... 1-4 Muscatine... 0-5

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Ron Presson - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Jeff Ryan - Offensive Guard 1st Team: Steve Wulf - Offensive Utility Lineman 1st Team: Pat Ryan - Running Back 1st Team: Chris Jasper - Defensive End 1st Team: Pat Ryan - Linebacker 1st Team: Tim Cederblad - Defensive Utility Back Honorable Mention: Rick Van Wetzinga - Halfback Honorable Mention: John Howe - Quarterback Honorable Mention: Matt Hutchings - [position unknown] Honorable Mention: Dan Field - [position unknown] Honorable Mention: Pat Coogan - Receiver Honorable Mention: Don Presson - Center

Little Six All-Star Football Team :: Offense [or] Defense :: All-Star Selectee: All-Star Selectee: All-Star Selectee: All-Star Selectee: All-Star Selectee: All-Star Selectee:

Ron Presson - Offensive Tackle Jeff Ryan - Offensive Guard Steve Wulf - Offensive Utility Lineman Chris Jasper - Defensive End Pat Ryan - Linebacker Tim Cederblad - Defensive Utility Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Ron Presson - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Jeff Ryan - Offensive Guard

All-State Players Jeff Ryan - Offensive Guard 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Ron Presson - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Chris Jasper, Jeff Ryan, Rick Van Wetzinga

Head Coach Ray Oles (1)

M.V.P. Jeff Ryan - Offensive Guard

Assistant Coaches K. Buerlin, Merv Habenicht, S. Sickles

Manager T. Paustian

Trainer Dan "Doc" Meador, Jeff Bullington (Student Trainer)

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf was the Little 6 Conference Runner-up • The offense had the second-best total in the conference with 1,551 total yards • The Dawgs had the best defense in the Little 6 Conference by only allowing 666 yards in 5 conference games • The final state ranking by The Des Moines Register ranked Bettendorf #13 • Jeff Ryan earned Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" during the season • John Howe also earned Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" during the season

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

John Howe

29 com./79 att. for 619 yards

7 TDs

Rushing

Rick Van Wetzinga Bruce Wetzel Pat Ryan

142 carries for 815 yards 114 carries for 481 yards 69 carries for 276 yards

7 TDs; 5.7 avg. 6 TDs; 4.2 avg.

Receiving

Bruce Wetzel Pat Coogan

12 receptions for 221 yards 10 receptions for 220 yards

2 TDs

Punting

Melchert

28 punts for 835 yards

29.8 avg.

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1968 Season

Little Six Champions — 7-2 Record

ROW 1: J. Bullington (Student Trainer). P. Ryan, L. Spire, B. Wetzel, R. Rathjen, S. Trumbo, S. Schafer, S. Stuart, J. Boesch, S. Rinehart, T. Shick, B. Vaughan, B. Speidel, Trainer D. Meador, Asst. Trainer G. Smith, Coach Habenicht. ROW 2: H. Goetsch (Manager), R. Kloppenburg, K. Smith, B. Benningfield, S. Newport, W. Anthony, S. Walker, T. Cederblad, R. Zimmerman, J. Dunning, M. Quinn, P. Middlecamp, Coach Schlarbaum. ROW 3: E. Balzer, T. Clark, M. Gronewald, J. Donnelly, R. Presson, D. Presson, P. Coogan, B. Malito, M. Swanson, G. Dohrn, S. Walker, T. Murray, Head Coach Oles, Coach Thuenen.

Little 6 Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 13, Des Moines North 14 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 34, Alleman 7 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 24, Ottumwa 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 14, Keokuk 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 21, Burlington 14 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 14, Clinton 33 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 46, Davenport Assumption 27 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 62, Muscatine 26 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 34, North Scott 29

Bettendorf... 5-0 / 7-2 Burlington... 4-1 Ottumwa... 2-2-1 Davenport Assumption... 2-3 Keokuk... 1-3-1 Muscatine... 0-5

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Ron Presson - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Pat Ryan - Running Back 1st Team: Tim Cederblad - Halfback 1st Team: Don Presson - Center 1st Team: Pat Coogan - Offensive End

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Offense [or] Defense :: Honorable Mention: Bruce Wetzel - Halfback Honorable Mention: Wayne Anthony - Linebacker & Wingback Honorable Mention: John Donnelly - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention: Todd Murray - Offensive End

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Don Presson - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Pat Ryan - Running Back 2nd Team: Ron Presson - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Tim Cederblad - Defensive Back 2nd Team: Pat Coogan - Offensive End 2nd Team: Mark Swanson - Offensive Guard 2nd Team: Pat Ryan - Linebacker 2nd Team: Wayne Anthony - Defensive Back

All-State Players Pat Ryan - Running Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Daily Press Association Ron Presson - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team - Iowa Daily Press Association 7th Team - Des Moines Register Don Presson - Center Honorable Mention - Iowa Daily Press Association

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Tim Cederblad, Pat Coogan

Head Coach Ray Oles (2)

M.V.P. Pat Ryan - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Merv Habenicht, George Thuenen, Tom Schlarbaum

Managers Hans Goetsch, Ted Smith, Jerry Walker

Trainer Dan “Doc” Meador, Jeff Bullington (Student Trainer)

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Miscellaneous Information • Little 6 Champions with 5-0 record • 1st in Total Offense and Total Defense • Pat Ryan led the Little 6 Conference in rushing and the Quint Cities with 1319 yards (new record) • Bruce Wetzel was the leading scorer in the Little 6 Conference with 66 points and 99 total points for the season • Pat Ryan also was the Leading Punter in the Little 6 Conference with a 36-yard average per punt • Tim Cederblad was 2nd in the Little 6 Conference for rushing average • Rick Rathjen was the "Outstanding PAT Kicker" with 28/39 successful kicks • Pat Ryan earned Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" during the season • Tim Cederblad was named as the Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" on October 15, 1968 • Former Head Coach Merrit Parsons inducted into the Iowa High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Pat Ryan

1319 yards

[unknown average]

Bruce Wetzel

[unknown yards]

8.7 average

PAT

Rick Rathjen

28/39

28 points

Punting

Pat Ryan

36 yard average

N/A kicks

Tackling

Wayne Anthony

[leading tackler]

[unknown solos/assists]

Rushing

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Mississippi Valley Runner-up — 7-2-1 Record — #7 Final Ranking by Des Moines Register

ROW 1: Student trainer?, Mike Tompos, John Endresak, #70?, Jeff Weindruch, Charles Curtis, Tom Moller, Kurt Schulz, Student Trainer? ROW 2: Jerry Walker, Student Trainer?, Rick Kloppenberg, Jim Ries, John Jones, Steve Manning, Jerry Clevenger, Steve Newport, Steve Schaefer, Tom Clarke, Wayne Anthony, Student Trainer?, Student Trainer? ROW 3: Trainer Dan Meador, Mike Kutmas, Steve Stuart, Gary Campbell, Ted Schick, Joe Dunning, Rob Zimmerman, Jeff Dykema, Pete Middlecamp, Brian Speidel, Chuck Meador, Coach Bill Jensen. ROW 4: Coach George Thuenen, Head Coach Ray Oles, Jay Hakenson, Del Buckles, Mark Gronewald, Jack Mizlo, Scott Walker, Mark Swanson, Dick Hintze, Tom Heizer, Dave Smithson, Jim Rottman, Tom Schlarbaum. NOT PICTURED: Brad Vaughan #45.

Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (T) Bettendorf 20, Davenport Central 20 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 6, Davenport Assumption 19 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 27, #3C.R. Washington 25 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 13, Dubuque Senior 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 21, C.R. Kennedy 20 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 18, Iowa City High 6 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 19, C.R. Jefferson 34 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 47, Muscatine 0 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 35, Clinton 0 Week #10: (W) Bettendorf 34, Alleman 6

Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 7-0 Bettendorf... 6-1 / 7-2-1 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 5-2 Cedar Rapids Washington... 4-3 Clinton...3-4 Iowa City High... 2-5 Dubuque Senior... 0-6-1 Muscatine... 0-6-1 M.V.C. Coach of the Year Ray Oles

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Scott Walker - Offensive Guard & Defensive Tackle 1st Team: Ted Schick - Running Back 1st Team: Mark Swanson - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Mark Swanson - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Tom Heizer - Center Honorable Mention: Brian Speidel - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Gary Campbell - Running Back Honorable Mention: Steve Schaefer - Quarterback Honorable Mention: Rob Zimmerman - Offensive End

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Mark Swanson - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Scott Walker - Offensive Guard

All-Eastern Iowa :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Mark Swanson - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Scott Walker - Offensive Guard

All-State Players Scott Walker - Offensive Guard 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Mark Swanson - Offensive Tackle 3rd Team - Iowa Daily Press Association 4th Team - Des Moines Register

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Head Coach Ray Oles (3)

Captains Steve Schaefer, Brian Speidel, Mark Swanson, Scott Walker

Assistant Coaches Bill Jensen, Tom Schlarbaum, George Thuenen

M.V.P. Brian Speidel - Linebacker

Trainer Dan "Doc" Meador, Scott Treasure, Jr.

Managers Andy Andrews, Ed Doyle, Tom Olson, Bob Smith, Ted Smith, Jerry Walker

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Miscellaneous Information • The 1969 contest between Bettendorf and Dav’t Central was the first-ever meeting between the two schools • 2nd place in the [newly] formed Mississippi Valley Conference • Bettendorf stunned #3-ranked Cedar Rapids Washington 27-25 during Week #3 of the season • Brian Speidel earned Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" during the season • Bettendorf earned a final ranking of #7 by the Des Moines Register, #8 by the U.P.I., and #9 by the A.P. • Head Coach Ray Oles named as M.V.C.’s “Coach of the Year”

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Steve Schaefer

65 comp. / 136 attempts for 952 yards

11 TDs

Receiving

Rob Zimmerman Steve Stuart

18 rec. for 201 yards 21 rec. for 124 yards

3 TDs 4 TDs

Rushing

Ted Schick

136 carries for 716 yards

5 TDs; 5.2 avg.

Scoring

Gary Campbell

9 touchdowns

54 total points

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1970 Season 3-6 Record

ROW 1: A. Andrews (Manager), M. Anderson, M. Kutmas, J. Hakanson, D. Berry, P. Freund, J. DeFrates, J. Glasner, J. Endersak, P. Baumgarth, S. Sanders, S. Treasure (Trainer). ROW 2: K. Ruggles, D. Millage, J.Guffey, S. Beckenbaugh, J. Jones, P. Hayes, R. Lange, M. Sadel, D. Schick, G. Prusia, Coach Holsinger, Mr. Speak (Trainer). ROW 3: Coach Mohr, Coach Thuenen, Head Coach Ray Oles, W. Bissonette, R. Brockway, T. Ragona, D. Thompson, P. Wessel, T. Stenger, M. Keller, C. Meadon, B. Rushing, G. Walker (Manager). ROW 4: J. Rottman, K. Schulz, D. Smithson, S. Douglas, R. Neilson, D. Hintze, J. Mizlo, C. Curtis, J. Weindruch, M. Kutmas (Manager).

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Assumption 30 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 12, Dubuque Hempstead 7 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 13, Iowa City High 35 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 13, C.R. Washington 57 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 20, Iowa City West 7 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 14, Muscatine 19 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 13, Dubuque Senior 21 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 0, C.R. Jefferson 35 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 13, Alleman 7

Iowa City High... 7-1 Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 5-1-1 Cedar Rapids Washington... 5-1-1 Clinton... 4-3 Dubuque Senior... 4-3 Muscatine... 3-5 Bettendorf... 2-5 / 3-6 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 2-5 Iowa City West... 2-5 Dubuque Hempstead... 0-6

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Dave Schick - Running Back

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Dick Hintze - [position unknown - both Offense & Defense]

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players None

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Head Coach Ray Oles (4)

Captains Charles Curtis, Jay Hakanson, Dick Hintze, Jeff Weindruch

Assistant Coaches Dave Holsinger, Bruce Mohr, George Thuenen

M.V.P. Dave Schick - Running Back

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers George Andrews, Mark Kutmas, Dave Peterson, Scott Treasure, Jr., Jerry Walker

Miscellaneous Information • Dave Schick earned Times-Democrat "Prep Player of the Week" during the season

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1971 Season 5-3-1 Record

ROW 1: R. Blake, T. Ragona, R. Neilson, R. Brockway, D. Berry, J. DeFrates, S. Sanders, P. Wessel, S. Douglas, S. Beckenbaugh, D. Schick, J. Guffey, Head Coach Merv Habenicht. ROW 2: Coach Dave Holsinger (Line), J. Yager, G. Worsley, B. Ricketts, P. Wright, A. George, R. Schone, F. Bonis, M. Sadel, R. Lange, M. Anderson, J. Glaser, J. Walker (Manager), J. Rice (Manager). ROW 3: J. Towle (Manager), Coach Theunen (Offensive Backs), J. Grondo, M. Tumey, P. Grummer, M. Miller, J. Doyle, S. Claver, J. Lonnecker, S. Rikke, B. Godfrey, B. Porth, L. Fahy, S. Treasure (Trainer), D. Peterson (Manager). ROW 4: Coach Perisho (Defensive Backs), P. Reis, D. Heiman, B. Furne, G. Zinger, M. Kutmas (Manager), G. Roth, M. Keller, P. Freund, P. Hayes, T. Stenger, Coach Bob Gibson, J. Tharp (Manager), Mr. Speak (Trainer).

Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 13, Davenport Assumption 12 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 37, Iowa City High 7 Week #3: (T) Bettendorf 0, Iowa City West 0 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 6, C.R. Jefferson 42 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 27, Clinton 7 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 50, Dubuque Hempstead 33 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 7, Dubuque Senior 26 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 34, Muscatine 12 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 15, C.R. Kennedy 41

Dubuque Senior... 7-1 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 6-1-1 Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 6-2 Cedar Rapids Washington... 5-2-1 Bettendorf... 3-3-1 / 5-3-1 Clinton... 3-5 Iowa City High... 3-5 Dubuque Hempstead... 2-6 Iowa City High... 1-6-1 Muscatine... 1-7

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

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All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Dave Schick - Running Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Randy Blake, John Guffey, Dave Schick

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (1)

M.V.P. Dave Schick - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Dave Holsinger, Rex Perisho, George Thuenen

Managers Dave Peterson, Mark Kutmas, John Rice, Scott Treasure, Jr., Jeff Tharp, Jeff Towle, Ed Voelliger, Jerry Walker

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • Dave Schick set a new Quint City Rushing Record with 1,458 yards • Schick also was the 2nd leading scorer in the MVC with 82 points and averaged 6.2 yards per carry

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Dave Schick

1458 yards / 235 carries

13 TD, 6.2 average

Tackles

John Guffey

54 tackles

[unknown solos/assists]

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1972 Season 6-3 Record

ROW 1: R. Willman (Trainer), J. Towle (Trainer), M. Halderman, J. Erikson, B. Godfrey, P. Wright, T. Peterson, T. Doyle, P. Ries, B. Porth, K. Weindruch, J. Tharp (Manager). ROW 2: D. Woelliger (Manager), J. Blythe, J. Yager, M. Schliesman, S. Hanley, B. Furne, R. Schone, F. Bonis, L. Fahy, B. Ricketts, S. Claver, B. Tharp, C. Lingten, J. McIntee. ROW 3: T. Redling (Trainer), E. Heubner, D. VanEngen, S. Drexler, J. Schultz, H. White, K. Baumbach, D. Herron, C. Kormass, S. Frost, R. Stansbury, J. Strohm, T. Schulerg, D. Komoroske, D. Wlech, M. Gable (Trainer). ROW 4: C. Traner, J. Teller, B. Baker, M. Bregman, J. Holcomb, J. Tallman, V. Wulf, J. Krystofik, S. Speak, H. Goettsch, M. Kuebler, R. Mott, Coach Rex Perisho (Defensive Backs), Coach George Thuenen (Offensive Backs), Coach David Holsinger (Line), Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Mr. Reggie Speak (Trainer).

Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 22, Davenport Assumption 14 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 12, Iowa City High 13 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 28, Iowa City West 21 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 0, C.R. Jefferson 21 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 15, Clinton 29 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 28, Dubuque Hempstead 27 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 13, Dubuque Senior 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 21, Muscatine 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 21, C.R. Kennedy 6

Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 8-0 Cedar Rapids Washington... 7-1 Dubuque Senior... 6-2 Bettendorf... 5-3 / 6-3 Clinton... 4-4 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 4-4 Iowa City High... 4-4 Dubuque Hempstead... 4-4 Iowa City West... 1-7 Muscatine... 1-7

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players None

1973 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Mark Schleisman - Offensive Guard?? Tied Game: 17-17

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Brian Furne, Lee Fahy, Roger Schone, Pat Wright

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (2)

M.V.P. Mark Schliesman - Offensive Guard?

Assistant Coaches Dave Holsinger, Rex Perisho, George Thuenen

Managers Matt Gebel, Jeff Tharp, Jeff Towle, Jim McIntee, Tom Redline, Ed Voelliger, Randy Willman

Trainer Reggie Speak

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1973 Season 4-5 Record

ROW 1: B. Fanders (Trainer), M. Kormas, S. Frost, M. Bregman, S. Speak, B. Baker, R. Stansbury, B. Tharp, J. Shulz, J. Strohm, T. Schuberg, D. Komoroske, B. Habenicht, D. Welsh, J. Clark. ROW 2: T. Speak (Trainer), T. Redling (Trainer), M. Harvey, K. Knoblauch, H. White, P. Francis, G. Sprott, R. Weis, M. Krell, C. Lintgen, J. Krystofick, H. Goettsch, J. Ahlers. ROW 3: R. Willman (Trainer), C. Swanwick, S. Rothweiler, M. Cederblad, M. Brockway, B. Bales, T. Schaefer, B. Kraft, D. Stephenson, J. Irvine, M. Burroughs, M. Ragona. ROW 4: M. Miller (Manager), T. Kaplan, T. Fenn, M. Beeks, B. Jensen, K. Hornick, D. Dobbs, E. Mortensen, R. McCracken, D. McGee, S. Drexler, J. Holcomb, P. Woodward,. ROW 5: K. Wells, D. Hult, G. Bushman, K. Felske, D. Rettenmier, L. Mishler, M. Andrews, M. Dunbar, D. Nelson, T. Hout. ROW 6: Coach Dave Holsinger (Line), Coach Rex Perisho (Defensive Backs), P. Serrano, G. Brummerstadt, T. Thompson, J. Kliene, T. Stichnoth, T. Lintgen, D. Wrenn, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Mr. Reg Speak (Trainer), Coach Ron Egger (Offensive Backs), Coach Mike Werner. Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport Assumption 9 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 14, C.R. Washington 33 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 13, Iowa City West 7 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 14, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 7, Muscatine 0 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 14, C.R. Jefferson 33 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 7, Clinton 14 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 7, Iowa City High 28 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 13, Dubuque Hempstead 7

Cedar Rapids Washington... 7-1 Iowa City High... 7-1 Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 5-3 Clinton... 5-3 Bettendorf... 4-3 / 4-5 Dubuque Senior... 4-4 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 3-5 Dubuque Hempstead... 3-5 Iowa City West... 2-6 Muscatine... 0-8

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

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All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players None

1974 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South South - Selectee Brad Baker - Center Lost Game: 26-7

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (3)

Captains Dan Kamoroske, Chuck Lintgen, Randy Stansbury

Assistant Coaches Ron Egger, Dave Holsinger, Rex Perisho, Mike Werner

M.V.P. Brad Tharp - Noseguard

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers Barry Fanders, Tim Redline, Jerry Speak

Miscellaneous Information • None available at this time

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1974 Season

Mississippi Valley Quad-Champions — 7-2 Record

COACHES: Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Offensive Line Coach Tom Enger, Offensive Coordinator Tom Freeman, Defensive Coordinator Jim Luhring, Head Trainer Reggie Speak. MANAGERS: Bill Haywood, Mike James, Doug Gosch. TRAINERS: Randy Willman, Tom Redling, Terry Speak, Pete Pittman. THE TEAM: 10 Kerry Felske, 11 Steve Drexler, 12 Randy Dawson, 14 Steve Rothweiler, 15 Greg Bummerstedt, 20 Ken Scheckler, 21 Mike Dykema, 22 Mike Dunbar, 23 Carl Hummel, 24 Mike Maher, 25 Gary Kimler, 26 Paul Blythe, 30 Marty Burroughs, 31 Rick Buckles, 32 Kim Wells, 33 Mike Pantzlaff, 34 Mark Cederblad, 35 Rich Smith, 40 Kevin Rose, 41 Rich Schindall, 42 Tim Stichnoth, 43 Kurt Habenicht, 44 Al Collentine, 45 Gary Oles, 50 Dave Rettenmaier, 51 Dave Ries, 52 Ed Walters, 53 Steve Heintze, 54 Paul Francis, 55 Mike Ragona, 56 Cary Swanwick, 60 Dennis McGee, 61 Ross McCracken, 62 Dan Hanley, 63 Bill Jensen, 64 Lynn Mishler, 65 Steve Bakeris, 66 Kip Knoblach, 67 Rick Venable, 68 Greg Chellis, 70 Rodey Tharp, 71 John Irvine, 72 Art Wulf, 73 Jim Brookhart, 74 Bernie Kraft, 75 Greg Sprott, 76 Con McCutcheon, 77 Steve Foster, 78 Greg Balzer, 80 Rick Kuebler, 81 Doug Dobbs, 82 Pat Woodward, 83 Joe Gadient, 84 Mark Brockway, 85 Joe Ahlers, 86 Don Nelson, 88 John Bushman, 51 Dwight O’Dell.

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 19, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 16, C.R. Washington 28 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 21, Iowa City West 13 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 17, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 15 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 48, Muscatine 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 28, Clinton 7 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 28, C.R. Jefferson 20 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 26, Iowa City High 24 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 6, Dubuque Hempstead 12

Bettendorf... 6-2 / 7-2 Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 6-2 Cedar Rapids Washington... 6-2 Dubuque Hempstead... 6-2 Iowa City High... 5-3 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 4-4 Clinton... 2-6 Dubuque Senior... 2-6 Iowa City West... 2-6 Muscatine... 0-8 M.V.C. Coach of the Year Merv Habenicht

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team:

John Irvine - Offensive Tackle Marty Burroughs - Running Back Kip Knoblauch - Linebacker Mark Cederblad - Defensive Back

2nd Team: Dennis McGee - Offensive Guard 2nd Team: Gregg Sprott - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Kurt Habenicht - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Mark Brockway - Tight End Honorable Mention: Rodey Tharp - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention: Mike Pantzlaff - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention: Dave Rettenmeier - Center Honorable Mention: Ross McCracken - Running Back Honorable Mention: Steve Drexler - Quarterback Honorable Mention: Bernie Kraft - Defensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Joe Ahlers - Defensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Jim Stichnoth - Defensive Back

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Marty Burroughs - Running Back 1st Team: Kip Knoblauch - Linebacker 1st Team: Mark Cederblad - Defensive Back 2nd Team: John Irvine - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention:

Dennis McGee - Offensive Guard Steve Drexler - Quarterback Greg Sprott - Offensive Tackle Kurt Habenicht - Linebacker

All-State Players Mark Cederblad - Defensive Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Marty Burroughs - Running Back Special Mention - Des Moines Register Kip Knoblauch - Linebacker Honorable Mention - Des Moines Register

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1975 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Marty Burroughs - Running Back Won Game: 17-16

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Marty Burroughs, Steve Drexel, Dennis McGee, Tim Stichnoth

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (4) Assistant Coaches Tom Enger, Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, Jim Luhring

M.V.P. Mark Cederblad - Defensive Back Managers Doug Gosch, Bill Haywood, Mike James, Pete Pittman, Tom Redling, Terry Speak, Randy Willman

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • The 1974 squad was the first team to gain (at least a share) of the M.V.C. title and tied with 3 other teams • Running back Marty Burroughs was 2nd in the conference in rushing behind Hempstead's Tom Rush with 1,053 • Head Coach Merv Habneicht named as M.V.C.’s “Coach of the Year”

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Marty Burroughs

729 yards

10 TDs

Interceptions

Mark Cederblad

7 interceptions

N/A

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1975 Season 4-5 Record

ROW 1: Kevin Rose, Dan Hanley, Mike Pantzlaff, Mike Dykema, Kurt Habenicht, Randy Dawson, Ken Scheckler, Rick Venable, Jim Bellig. ROW 2: Steve Bakeris, Rick Buckles, Rodey Tharp, Jim Brookhart, Jim Fleming, Greg Balzer, Dave Ries, Randy Brown, Clark Gordon. ROW 3: Steve Foster, Gary Olds, Scott Ellis, Jeff Hall, Bruce Nelson, Karl Hummel, Jay Quails, Kevin Antle, Chris Saldivar, Tim Jones, Trainer-Kevin Boots. ROW 4: Rick Curtis, Dave Brown, Bob Ahlers, Eric Bahrenburg, Con McCutcheon, John Vollinger, Grain Haas, Steve Janney, Ron Padavich, Kelly Hannick, Mgr - Pete Pittman. ROW 5: Ralph Heniger, Dave Horton, Dan Hustad, Mike Brown, Lamont Roth, Tom Oswalt, Dave Behr, Rich Schindall, Paul Blythe, Brian Martin, Craig Borchart. ROW 6: Mike Bruhn, Scott Dixon, Tom Kane, Mike Lindsey, Matt McCutcheon, Mike Maher, Steve Heintze, Rick Kuebler, Dan Reynolds, John Bushman, Tim Wooldridge. ROW 7: Trainer Scott Partridge, Coach Tom Enger, Coach Dave Hodam, Coach Jim Luhring, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Head Trainer Reggie Speak, Manager Tony Scales, Coach Tom Freeman, Trainer Kevin Hesse. Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 13, Dubuque Senior 7 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 12, Dubuque Hempstead 6 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 21, C.R. Washington 28 (4 OT) Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 12, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 10 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 14, Iowa City High 17 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 35, Muscatine 0 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 6, C.R. Jefferson 12 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 0, Davenport Assumption 34 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 6, Clinton 14

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings Clinton... 7-1 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 6-2 Dubuque Hempstead... 5-3 Bettendorf... 4-4 / 4-5 Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 4-4 Cedar Rapids Washington... 4-4 Iowa City High... 4-4 Iowa City West... 4-4 Dubuque Senior... 2-6 Muscatine... 0-8

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All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Kurt Habenicht - Linebacker 2nd Team: Mike Pantzlaff - Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention: Steve Bakeris - Offensive Guard Honorable Mention: Rodey Tharp - Offensive Guard Honorable Mention: Dave Ries - Center Honorable Mention: Dave Horton - Halfback Honorable Mention: Rick Curtis - Defensive End Honorable Mention: Dave Behr - Defensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Jim Bellig - Linebacker

All-Metro Players WOC-TV :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Rodey Tharp - Offensive Tackle

All-State Players Kurt Habenicht - Linebacker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Rodey Tharp - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention - Iowa Daily Press Association

1976 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Rodey Tharp - Defensive Tackle Lost Game: 14-12

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Steve Bakeris, Kurt Habenicht, Mike Pantzlaff, Rodey Tharp M.V.P. Kurt Habenicht - Linebacker Managers Kevin Boots, Mark Dave, Brian Haas, Kevin Hesse, Scott Partridge, Peter Pittman

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Head Coach Merv Habenicht (5) Assistant Coaches Tom Enger, Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, Jim Lubring Trainer Reggie Speak

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Miscellaneous Information • None available at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

N/A

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1976 Season Mississippi Valley 5th Place — 4-5 Record

ROW 1: J. Quail, R. Henninger, D. Hustad, D. Horton, J. Bellig, L. Roth, M. Lindsey, R. Padavich. ROW 2: Coach Scott, Trainer K. Ellingsworth, M. Brown, R. Curtis, B. Nelson, T. Jones, T. Wooldridge, T. Oswald, M. Donnelly, B. Krystofik, Manager D. Johnston, Manager T. Moliterno. Row 3: Coach Downs, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, A. Washam, B. Smalley, P. Braddock, C. Baltzer, K. Dykema, M. Reed, D. Tucker, J. Jones, Manager K. Schooley. ROW 4: Trainer K. Boots, E. Bahrenburg, B. Ahlers, B. Barrett, C. Erikson, M. Oles, D. Anderson, S. Powell, Coach Freeman, Trainer Reggie Speak, Coach Lavelle. ROW 5: Trainer S. Partridge, M. Stori, J. MacBeth, M. Tatoian, J. Priesser, S. Tilton, M. Kelling, B. Armbrust.?, ?. ?, E. Meador, S. Adams, ?. ROW 7: K. Antle, K. Reynolds, D. Behr, D. Irvine, S. Dixon, J. Hall, M. Bruhn, S. Kraft, J. Wallace.

Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 0, Dubuque Senior 36 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 8, C.R. Jefferson 16 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 13, Dubuque Hempstead 34 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 13, C.R. Washington 14 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 40, Muscatine 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 14, Iowa City High 12 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 13, C.R. Kennedy 0 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 23, Davenport Assumption 36 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 21, Clinton 20

Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 7-1 / 9-2 Cedar Rapids Washington... 7-1 / 7-2 Dubuque Hempstead... 6-2 / 7-2 Clinton... 5-3 / 5-4 Bettendorf... 4-4 / 4-5 Iowa City West... 3-5 / 4-5 Iowa City High... 3-5 / 3-6 Dubuque Senior... 3-5 / 4-5 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 2-6 / 2-7 Muscatine... 0-8 / 0-9

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Jim Bellig – Linebacker

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Offense [or] Defense :: 2nd Team: Lamont Roth - Defensive Back

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Mike Lindsey – Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Jim Bellig – Linebacker 1st Team: Lamont Roth – Defensive Back

All-State Players None

1977 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee None

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Kevin Antle, Jim Bellig, Mike Bruhn, Scott Dixon, Ralph Heniger, David Horton

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (6) Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Jim Bellig - Linebacker

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers Doug Johnson, Tony Moliterad

Miscellaneous Information • None available at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

N/A

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Mississippi Valley 5th Place — 5-4 Record

ROW 1: J. Preisser, J. Henninger, S. Tilton, K. Dykema, M. Tatoian, J. MacBeth, S. Adams, E. Meador, G. Goettsch. ROW 2: Head Coach M. Habenicht, N. Smith, B. Hillery, J. Preisser, A. Washam, M. Kelling, B. Taylor. T. Stichnoth, E. Elkin, M. Donnelly, B. Krystofik, Coach J. Lavelle. ROW 2: St. Coach J. Caputo, J. Schertz, C. Burbach, J. Westlund, B. Armbrust, T. Hoffstetter, P. Braddock, B. Smalley, S. Atkinson, D. Irvine, J. Jones, Coach T. Downs. ROW 4: Coach R. Scott, T. Blythe, P. Voelliger, J. Engle, D. Tucker, J. Spray, D. Weber, M. Sherman, M. McCutcheon, Coach T. Freeman. ROW 5: J. Erich, S. Pekios, J. Bakeris, B. Leedle, D. Maxwell, D. Starenko, M. Dau. ROW 6: P. Keenan, D. Minor, M. Manion, H. Fest, C. Schwab, B. McKenzie, J. Wingert, J. Wallace. ROW 7: D. Schlosser, S. Urmy, G. Gordon, B. Fosdyck, D. Hill, D. Dolan, A. Friedland, S. Kraft, C. Erickson.

Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Valley Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 28, Dubuque Senior 0 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 8, C.R. Jefferson 29 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 42, Iowa City West 6 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 6, C.R. Washington 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 33, Muscatine 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 13, Iowa City High 0 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 7, C.R. Kennedy 14 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Assumption 21 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 21, Clinton 0

Dubuque Hempstead... 7-1 / 7-3 Cedar Rapids Jefferson... 6-2 / 6-3 Cedar Rapids Kennedy... 6-2 / 7-2 Cedar Rapids Washington... 6-2 / 7-2 Bettendorf... 5-3 / 5-4 Clinton... 4-4 / 4-5 Dubuque Senior... 4-4 / 4-5 Iowa City High... 2-6 / 3-6 Muscatine... 0-8 / 0-9 Iowa City West... 0-8 / 0-9

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Joe Wallace - Noseguard 2nd Team: Todd Stichnoth - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Clay Erickson - Quarterback 2nd Team: Kevin Dykema - Defensive Back

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All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Joe Wallace - Noseguard 1st Team - Iowa Athletic News 2nd Team - Des Moines Register

1978 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Joe Wallace - Noseguard Won Game: 21-10

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (7)

Captains Mike Donnelly, Clay Erickson, Doug Irvine, Mark Kellogg

Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Joe Wallace - Noseguard Managers Brian Baugh, Kevin Illingworth, Scott Partridge, Steve Schooled

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • 1977 marked the last season Bettendorf was in the Mississippi Valley Conference as the Mississippi Eight was formed in 1978

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Doug Irvine

130 carries for 766 yards

9 TD; 5.8 average

Passing

Clay Erickson

47 comp. / 130 att.

732 yards, 6 TD, 8 INT

Scoring

Doug Irvine

9 TD; 1 two-point conversion

56 total points

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1978 Season

Mississippi Eight Tri-Champions — 7-2 Record

ROW 1: Tim O'Neill, John Henninger, Mike Manion, Mike Tatoian, Joe MacBeth, Bruce Fosdyck, Terry Horner, Charlie Schwab, Fred Seylar, Steve Naggs, Brian Gable. ROW 2: Tom Bakeris, Bob Bahrenburg, J. Yost, Mike Pitzele, Dave Schlosser, Ben Leedle, Randy Klostermann, Todd Stichnoth, Dave Larson, Brent Schleisman, Bob Hillery, Dan Jobst, Grant Gordon, Joe Ledvina, Mike Tudeen. ROW 2.5: H. Rudnick, G. Spain, Kevin Ellingsworth, Mark Dau, S. Bessenecker. ROW 3: Mike Glynn, Hugh Hagen, Dennis Dolan, Bob Smith, Tim Wolfe, Rick Schwanz, Doug Shumaker, Bob Anderson, Luke McCutcheon, Don Cochran, Ron Gapinski, Matt Thomas, Norm Burgland, Nate Smith, Dennis Hill, Mark McCord, Trainer Reggie Speak, Coach Merv Habenicht. ROW 4: Coach Randy Scott, Tom Blythe, Brad Taylor, Jim Spray, Dennis Miner, Bill Henry, Ryan Fox, Al Wilson, Tim McCabe, Jim Schertz, M. Anderson, Bill Flemming, Al Freidland, Mike Arnold, Don Behr. ROW 5: Pete Voellliger, Jim Bakeris, Mark McCutcheon, Pat Keenan, Matt Sherman, Dave Maxwell, Paul Reagan, Mike Cummings, Tom Roberts, Jeff Stelk, Bruce Lee, T. Know, Scott Urmy, Craig Bevard, Bill Grenko.

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 7, East Moline 20 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 14, Burlington 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 7, Moline 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 42, North Scott 6 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 20, Muscatine 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 10, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 16, Davenport Central 15 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport West 6 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 10, Clinton 17

Bettendorf... 6-1 / 7-2 Davenport Central... 6-1 / 8-2 Clinton... 6-1 / 7-3 Davenport Assumption... 3-4 / 4-5 Muscatine... 3-4 / 4-5 Davenport West... 2-5 / 3-6 Burlington... 1-6 / 2-7 North Scott... 1-6 / 1-8

All-Conference Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

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All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Mike Tatoian - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Daily Press Association Ben Leedle - Defensive Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register

1979 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Mike Tatoian - Defensive Tackle Lost Game: 21-6

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (8)

Captains Ben Leedle, Bruce Fosdyck, Joe Macbeth, Mike Tatoian

Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Mike Manion - [position unknown]

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers Scott Bessenecker, Mark Dall, Kevin Ellingsworth, Dave Fischer, Greg Spain, Howard Rudnick

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf beat Mississippi Eight Champion Davenport Central but lost to Clinton = tri-champions • The Dawg's 16-15 win over Davenport Central was highlighted by the defense holding running back Roger Craig in check; Craig would later become a 4-time All-Pro player in the NFL

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

N/A

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1979 Season

Mississippi Eight Runner-up — 6-3 Record

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Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 12, East Moline 13 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 40, Burlington 12 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 7, Moline 21 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 54, Davenport West 20 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 30, Davenport Assumption 14 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 10, Davenport Central 14 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 28, Muscatine 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 46, North Scott 8 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 26, Clinton 12

Davenport Central... 7-0 / 8-2 Bettendorf... 6-1 / 6-3 Clinton... 5-2 / 6-3 Burlington... 3-4 / 3-6 Davenport Assumption... 3-4 / 3-6 North Scott... 2-5 / 3-6 Muscatine... 1-6 / 2-7 Davenport West... 1-6 / 1-8

All-Conference Players :: Offense :: 1st Team: Tom Bakeris - Tackle 1st Team: David Larson - Guard 1st Team: Al Tudeen - Running Back

All-Conference Players :: Defense :: 1st Team: Hugh Hagen - Lineman 1st Team: Brent Schleisman - Linebacker 1st Team: Jeff Claus - Back

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

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All-State Players Jeff Claus - Defensive Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register

1980 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Brent Schleisman - Linebacker Lost Game: 24-6

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Tom Bakeris, Dave Larson, Brent Schleisman, Doug Schumaker

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (9) Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Dave Larson - Offensive Guard

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers Tim Brown, Paul Donnelly, David Fischer

Miscellaneous Information • None available at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

N/A

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1980 Season

Mississippi Eight Champions — State Runner-up — 11-1 Record

ROW 1: Bohls, Streeter, Perkins, Holcomb, Stelk, Ledvina, Krystofix, Uhde, Horak, Peterson, Duncan, Tudeen, Roberts, Reindl, Guhin, Kamper. ROW 2: Woods, Wilcox, Pfister, Bateman, Brown, Slavens, Pitzele, Yost, Stolley, Simoni, Summers, Sheck, Luttenegger, Major, Schumaker. ROW 3: Allison, Willingham, Wenck, Rashid, Pantzlaff, Tucker, Ellingsworth, Michel, Swearingen, Davidson, Evans, Henderkott, Schappaugh, Reynolds, Kuebler. ROW 4: Donnelly, Lampe, Bakeris, McCracken, Rickman, Camp, Block, Hintze, Ackerson, Olson, Scheck, Rinehart, Walker, Antle, Kisner, Christenson, Snyder, Vanblaricome. ROW 5: Richter, Rudnick, Boots, Wingert, Aman, Horton, Eikenberry, Bellig, Boesen, Van Horn, Picchiotti, Duffy, Horak, Washam, Mottet, Neiwald, Fortune, Chapman. ROW 6: Tom Freeman, Randy Scott, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, John Lavelle, Tom Downs, Reggie Speak.

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 41, East Moline 7 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 34, Burlington 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 12, Moline 7 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport West 6 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 26, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Central 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 17, Muscatine 6 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 35, North Scott 8 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 49, Clinton 8

Bettendorf... 7-0 / 11-1 Davenport West... 5-2 / 6-3 Burlington... 4-3 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 4-3 / 4-5 Davenport Assumption... 2-5 / 2-7 Clinton... 2-5 / 3-6 Muscatine... 2-5 / 3-6 North Scott... 2-5 / 2-7

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 20, Dub. Hempstead 14 (OT) Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 35, C.R. Washington 12 State Championship: (L) Bettendorf 14, Newton 28

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

1st Team: Brian Pantzlaff - End 1st Team: Tom Ackerson - Tackle 1st Team: Hap Peterson - Noseguard 1st Team: Randy Holcomb - Linebacker 1st Team: Wayne Perkins - Back

1st Team: Tom Roberts - End 1st Team: Mike Duncan - Center 1st Team: Jeff Stelk - Quarterback 1st Team: Tom Roberts - Punter 2nd Team: Todd Uhde - End 2nd Team: John Slavens - Tackle 2nd Team: Steve Reindell - Guard 2nd Team: Al Tudeen - Running Back

2nd Team: Hal Tucker - Back

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Tom Roberts - Offensive End 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Hap Peterson - Noseguard 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Wayne Perkins - Defensive Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register Jeff Stelk - Quarterback 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Brian Pantzlaff - Defensive End 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Tom Ackerson - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association

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1981 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Merv Habenicht - Assistant Coach Jeff Stelk - Quarterback Won Game: 14-7

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Mike Duncan, Wayne Perkins, Hap Peterson, Al Tudeen

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (10) Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Joe Ledvina - Running Back

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers Paul Donnelly

Miscellaneous Information • The 9-0 record was only the 4th time in school history the Dawgs finished the regular season unbeaten • The 1980 campaign marked the first time in school history a Bettendorf squad qualified for the 4A playoffs • Appearance in the State Championship game (and State Runner-up status) first in school history • 11 total wins set a new school record • Merv Habenicht named "Coach of the Year" by the Iowa Football Coaches Association • Coach Habenicht awarded "Southeast District Coach of the Year" honors • Six (6) Bettendorf players earned All-State honors... the most ever [at this point in time] • Coach Habenicht selected as an assistant coach for 1981 Iowa Shrine Bowl All-Star game

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Jeff Stelk

62 comp. / 103 att.

1104 yards, 13 TD, 6 INT

Touchdowns

Al Tudeen

8 TD

48 points

Punt Return

Randy Washam

7 returns for 108 yards

15.4 average

XP & FG

Tom Roberts

26/28 XP; 1/2 FG

22 longest FG; 29 points

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1981 Season

Mississippi Eight Champions — State Champions — 11-1 Record

ROW 1: B. McLeaney, D. Wells, G. Truman, C. Reynolds, R. Arp, R. Washam, J. Bellig, M. Walker, T. Scheck, D. Ferguson, W. Thompson, T. Thomas, T. Horak. ROW 2: D. Hackett, M. Flemming, D. Schappaugh, T. Vanhorn, D. Schumaker, D. Chapman, D. Antle, D. Snyder, J. Kisner, T. Niewald, K. Freking, S. Schreck, S. Lampe. ROW 3: M. Hofmann (Manager), R. Stahl, D. Beutner, T. Fortune, S Schoenfelder, R. Wingert, T. Hess, S. McCall, S. Baxter, M. Leedle, D. Mottet, M. Rinehart, T. Black. ROW 4: Coach Randy Scott, Coach John Lavelle, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, D. McCracken, J. Endresak, J. Brown, A. Larson, B. Grenko, C. Ault, M. Krebs, D. Bakeris, C. Haackl, M. Bauswell, B. Petherick, L. Gurke, J. Taylor, Coach Tom Freeman, Coach Tom Downs, Trainer Reggie Speak. ROW 5: G. Fortune, J. Henderkott, M. Larson, B. Quijas, S. Aman, D. Alter, M. Nutt, S. Stelk, M. Spranger, S. Duffy. ROW 6: T. MacBeth, B. Vanblaricome, B. Speidel, B. Decker, M. Burns, R. Beltz, J. Kurriger, J. Cook, M. Manzi, S. Robbins. ROW 7: K. Korf, D. Holre, B. McKinney, M. Gifford, D. Waidelich, M. Bradley, B. McCracken, T. Lewis, B. Kuebler, J. Bakeris, P. Willingham.

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 13, Madison West (Wisconsin) 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 3, Burlington 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 21, Moline 14 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 14, Davenport West 0 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 3, Davenport Assumption 10 (OT) Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 13, Davenport Central 7 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 17, Muscatine 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 20, North Scott 6 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 29, Clinton 0

Bettendorf... 6-1 / 11-1 Davenport West... 6-1 / 8-2 Davenport Assumption... 4-3 / 6-3 Burlington... 4-3 / 5-4 Davenport Central... 4-3 / 4-5 Clinton... 2-5 / 3-6 Muscatine... 1-6 / 2-7 North Scott... 1-6 / 2-7

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport West 7 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 27, C.R. Washington 19 State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 20, Mason City 3

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Mark Spranger - End 1st Team: Jeff Bakeris - Guard 1st Team: Mark Walker - Quarterback

1st Team: Brett Kuebler - End 1st Team: Bob Picchiotti - Linebacker 1st Team: Sean Duffy - Back

2nd Team: Brian McCraken - Tackle 2nd Team: Doug Waidenlich - Center

2nd Team: Jim Kisner - Tackle 2nd Team: Tom Horak - Back

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Bob Picchiotti - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association Brett Kuebler - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register Mark Spranger - Tight End 2nd Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Daily Press Association Jeff Bakeris - Offensive Guard 2nd Team - Des Moines Register

1982 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Mark Walker - Quarterback Won Game: 3-0

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Jeff Bakeris, Jim Kisner, Mark Spranger, Mark Walker M.V.P. Bob Picchiotti - Linebacker

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (11) Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

Manager Mike Hofmann

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • 4A champions = first time in school history • This was Bettendorf's second-consecutive appearance in the state championship game • 11 total wins tied a school record

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Mark Walker

53 comp. / 121 att.

897 yards, 5 TD, 5 INT

Rushing

Randy Washam

162 carries for 630 yards

10 TD, 3.8 average, 60 points

Pass Receiving

Mark Spranger

24 rec. for 337 yards

1 TD

Punting

Mark Walker

37 punts for 1267 yards

36 average; 58 long

XP & FG

Ron Beltz

14/19 XP; 1/2 FG

32 longest FG; 23 points

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1982 Season

Mississippi Eight 3rd Place — 6-3 Record — #10 Final Ranking by Des Moines Register

ROW 1: G. Defalco, D. Berglund, P. Miletich, C. Haack, M. Leedle, R. Collins, D. Wells, S. Robbins, S. Schreck, M. Bauswell, K. Korf, Asst. Manager D. Pieart. Row 2: R. Stahl, T. Ferguson, J. Fisher, S. Tappa, M. Lewis, S. Adriano, J. Runyan, B. Palmer, K. Antle, S. Sanders, T. Burns, B. Speidel, Manager J. Eichman. Row 3: J. Manzi, J. Cook, C. Ault, S. Stelk, D. McCracken, B. Tinman, B. Cartwright, M. Nutt, S. MacDall, D. Bakeris, K. Freking, B. Quijas, G. Gurke, S. Schoenfelder, Trainer Reggie Speak. ROW 4: B. Decker, J. Rivard, J. Endersak, T. Castro, B. Marchant, D. Holte, M. Larson, D. Waidelich, T. MacBeth, D. Willingham, G. Petherick, T. Black. G. Fortune, J. Maxfield.. ROW 5: M. Miller, S. Springer, M. Wolfe, K. Dohrmann, R. Westerlund, T. Hartwig, J. Wahl, B. Ryan, R. Freeman, E. Paul, S. Stender, D. Langston, P. Jones, Head Coach Merv Habenicht. ROW 6: R. Beltz, M. Welsh, D. Chambers, J. McCutheon, T. Wingfield, R. Staack, T. Duncan, S. Baxter, M. Gifford, J. Kuriger, D. Alter, B. McKinney, D. Crook, D. Bruck, T. Downs. ROW 7: Coach Tom Freeman, Assistant Coach Randy Scott, T. Diamond, J. McVicker, S. Reem, J. Turner, B. Gerhardt, P. McNally, D.. Walters, B. Mackin, J. Pribble, P. Peterson, J. Ladenburger, C. Cribb, S. Gruetzmacher, B. Franks, G. Pitzele, Coach John Lavelle. NOT PICTURED: M. Phillips, D. Bakeris, J. Phares.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 13, Madison West (WI) 7 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 7, Burlington 3 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 0, Moline 14 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 16, Davenport West 20 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Assumption 6 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport Central 14 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 26, Muscatine 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 26, North Scott 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 14, Clinton 0

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings Davenport Central... 7-0 / 10-1 Davenport West... 6-1 / 8-2 Bettendorf... 5-2 / 6-3 Davenport Assumption... 4-3 / 4-5 Burlington... 3-4 / 3-6 North Scott... 2-5 / 3-6 Clinton... 1-6 / 2-7 Muscatine... 0-7 / 0-9

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Doug Waidelich - Center 1st Team: Ron Beltz - Kicker

1st Team: Rob Staack - Tackle 1st Team: David Bakeris - Linebacker

2nd Team: Terry Black - Running Back

2nd Team: Kevin Freking - End 2nd Team: Pat Miletich - Noseguard 2nd Team: Joe Manzi - Back

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Doug Waidelich - Center 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association

1983 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Doug Waidelich - Center Lost Game: 39-14

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains David Bakeris, Kevin Freking, Steve Schoenfelder, Doug Waidelich M.V.P. David Bakeris - Linebacker Manager J. Eichman, D. Pieart

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (12) Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf's two (2) conference losses were to playoff qualifiers Davenport Central and West

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1983 Season

Mississippi Eight Runner-up — 1st Round Qualifier — 8-2 Record

ROW 1: Truner, Miletich, Bergland, Antle, Collins, Springer, Palmer, Paul, Wolfe. ROW 2: Arndt, Diamond, Gruetzmacher, Defalco, Solis, Pitzele, Jones, Wahl, Wingfield, Duncan. ROW 3: Baxter, Walters, Cribb, Mackin, Langston, Gerhardt, Bruck, Andriano, Lewis, McNally, Sanders, Dohrmann. ROW 4: Krebs, Hanson, Keating, Peterson, Runyan, Freeman, McArthur, Groves, Smith, Mcvicker, Chambers, Hartwig, Ferguson, Welsh. ROW 5: Clarke, Peters, Ertell, Schmidt, Martin, Richter, Shoemaker, Fors, Coon, Bain, Franks. ROW 6: Schindall, Eppley, Robbins, Peterson, Nowell, Peckinschneider, Kohler, Pierson, Winston, Snowden, Burress, Tappa. ROW 7: Fryer, Armbrust, Gell, Polk, Weis, Burns, Vinlard, Louer, Rohler, Hansen, Belanger, Laing, Crook. ROW 8: Reggie Speak, Tom Freeman, Tom Downs, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, John Lavelle, Randy Scott, Tipsword, Pieart, Eickman, Schoenfelder, Dunn.

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 22, Madison West (WI) 6 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 22, Burlington 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 26, Moline 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 31, Davenport West 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 8, Davenport Central 34 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 34, Muscatine 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 20, North Scott 0 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 27, Clinton 14

Davenport Central... 7-0 / 12-0 Bettendorf... 6-1 / 8-2 Davenport West... 4-3 / 4-5 Clinton... 3-4 / 3-6 Muscatine... 2-5 / 4-5 Burlington... 2-5 / 3-6 Davenport Assumption... 2-5 / 2-7 North Scott... 2-5 / 2-7

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (L) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Central 21

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Trent Snowden - End 1st Team: Pat McNally - Tackle 1st Team: Rick Solis - Running Back

1st Team: Pat Miletich - Noseguard 1st Team: Mark Welch - Tackle 1st Team: Mike Wolfe - Linebacker 1st Team: Kim Antle - Back

2nd Team: Eric Paul - End 2nd Team: Scott Adriano - Quarterback

2nd Team: Greg Schmidt - End 2nd Team: Bob Palmer - Linebacker 2nd Team: Rob Freeman - Back

All-State Players Mark Welsh - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Daily Press Association

1984 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee None

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Scott Andriano, Pat Miletich, Pat McNally, Steve Springer, Mike Wolf

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (12) Assistant Coaches Tom Downs, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Rick Solis - Running Back Managers Julie Dunn, Jeff Eichman, Dan Flynn, Dave Pieart, Chris Maple, David Martin, Krista Schoenfelder, Mike Tipsword

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • The Bulldog defense shut out 6 of 10 opponents and only allowed 75 total points • Bettendorf's only two losses were to [eventual] State Champion, Davenport Central • Assistant Coach Tom Freeman earned "Assistant Coach of the Year" honors by the IFCA • Dan Bruck earned “Beware of the Dog” award

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Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Scott Andriano

52 comp. / 117 att.

908 yards, 4 TD, 6 INT

Rushing

Rick Solis Tim Diamond Dennis Gell

177 carries for 1073 yards 60 carries for 271 yards 29 carries for 125 yards

21 TD, 6.0 average, 126 points 1 TD 1 TD

Receiving

Eric Paul Trent Snowden Rick Solis Dan Bruck P.T. Jones

15 receptions for 310 yards 15 receptions for 293 yards 7 receptions for 153 yards 8 receptions for 100 yards 5 receptions for 77 yards

Punt Returns

Rod Collins Kim Antle Rick Solis

11 returns for 250 yards 12 returns for 126 yards 2 returns for 90 yards

Kickoff Returns

Rick Solis Kim Antle Rick Solis

10 returns for 185 yardss 12 returns for 126 yards 2 returns for 90 yards

Punting

Eric Paul Trent Snowden

18 punts for 652 yards 14 punts for 534 yards

36.2 average 38.1 average; 52 long

XP & FG

Trent Snowden

19/25 XP; 1/1 FG

29 longest FG; 22 points

82 tackles 78 tackles 66 tackles 62 tackles 54 tackles 54 tackles

2 QB sacks 3 QB sacks

Tackles

Mike Wolfe Bob Palmer Kim Antle Mark Welsh Greg Schmidt Pat Milletich

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2 TDs 2 TDs

2 TD; 22.7 average

18.5 average

5 QB sacks 5 QB sacks 2 QB sacks

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Mississippi Eight Runner-up — 6-3 Record

ROW 1: J. Groves, P. Weis, M. Moskowitz, S. Toole, T. Rand, C. Lamansky, R. Lopez, P. Schulte, D. Priester, T. Keating. ROW 2: T. Easter, D. Benson, B. Burress, D. Crook, B. Pence, K. Bazter, A. Skladany, B. McArthur, M. Triplett, A. Martin, D. Burns. ROW 3: T. Marske, D. Bain, B. Krebs, K. Armbrust, J. Bauswell, R. Reno, B. Dittman, R. Germaine, T. Williams, S. Fors, G. Schmidt, B. Hanson. ROW 4: C. Metzger, B. Pierson, R. Lainge, D. Schindall, C. Baker, M. Peckenschneider, J. R. Nowell, C. Coon, J. Taylor, S. Shoemaker, C. Norman, J. Smith, E. Neesen. ROW 5: J. Lamarre, K. Westerlund, P. Welse, P. Vinard, J. Kohler, T. Rohler, B. Wolfe, J. Peterson, E. John, K. Nowell, M. Slavens, S. Nanda, B. Richter. ROW 6: B. Hansen, S. Belanger, B. Riessen, J. Martin, D. Gell, J. Bowden, B. Tinman, M. Pierson, M. Mehr, M. Kintz, B. Grossenbacher, T. Snoweden, S. Hartman. ROW 7: Trainers/Managers: B Langlett, D. Flynn, M Dunne, S. Bauman, Trainer Reggie Speak, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach John Lavelle, Coach Tom Freeman, Coach Dave Hodam, Coach Randy Scott, Coach M. Duncan.

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 7, East Moline 14 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 14, Burlington 21 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 21, Moline 6 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 8, Davenport West 14 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 24, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 13, Davenport Central 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 25, Muscatine 3 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 21, North Scott 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 17, Clinton 0

Burlington... 6-1 / 8-2 Bettendorf... 5-2 / 6-3 Davenport West... 4-3 / 5-4 Davenport Central... 3-4 / 5-4 Clinton... 3-4 / 5-4 Muscatine... 3-4 / 4-5 North Scott... 2-5 / 3-6 Davenport Assumption... 2-5 / 2-7

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Trent Snowden - End 1st Team: Andy Skladany - Guard

1st Team: Greg Schmidt - End 1st Team: Doug Bain - Back 1st Team: Trent Snowden - Punter

2nd Team: Chris Norman - Running Back 2nd Team: Al Martin - Kicker

2nd Team: Michael Peckensnieder - Lineman 2nd Team: Jim Peterson - Lineman 2nd Team: Kevin Paxter - Back

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players None

1985 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Greg Schmidt - Defensive End Won Game: 7-6

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Kurt Armbrust, Greg Schmidt, Trent Snowden, Todd Rohler

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (14) Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Chris Norman - Running Back Manager Scott Bauman, Mary Dunne, Dan Flynn, Brad Langlett, Chris Maple, Mike Tipsworth, Nick Triplet

Trainer Reggie Speak

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Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Steve Hartman

49 comp. / 117 att.

710 yards, 1 TD, 4 INT

Rushing

Chris Norman

225 carries for 1015 yards

14 TD, 2 PAT, 4.5 average, 88 points

Pass Receiving

Trent Snowden

26 rec. for 362 yards

2 TD; 13.9 average

Punting

Trent Snowden

35 punts for 1210 yards

35 average; 58 long

Kickoff Returns

Chris Norman

11 returns for 243 yards

22.0 average

XP & FG

Al Martin

16/17 XP; 3/4 FG

35 longest FG; 25 points

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1985 Season

Mississippi Eight Runner-up — 8-1 Record

ROW 1: Lamansky, Lasell, Sharoian, Triplett, Tinman, Hartman, Germaine, Marland, Baker, Metzger, LaMarre, Wolfe, Behr, Westerlund, Grossenbacker. ROW 2: Taylor, Kristianson, Marske, Meesen, Affre, Dittman, Bockenfeld, Nowell, Bauswell, Williams, Benson, Anderson, Easter, Slavens, Reno. ROW 3: Toole, Botero, Lopez, Erich, Schulte, Nanda, Bowden, Leinhauser, Pence, Martin. ROW 4: Clarke, Heyden, Horak, Dugan, Bowers, Davidson, Beckwith, Jim Leonard, Bakeris, Cunningham, Huelsmeyer, Thompson, Brad Schoenfelder, Glenn Thompson. ROW 5: Brown, Piersall, Chris Rabine, Mike Murcia, Mark Heninger, Roemer, Rinehart, Kerker, Meier, Stichter, Tom Agosta, Scott, Conway, Brad Shoup, Sinnard, Hansen. ROW 6: Coach T. Freeman, R. Speak (Trainer), Coach J. Lavelle, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach D. Hodam, Coach R. Scott.

Mississippi Eight Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 14, Muscatine 9 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 34, Davenport West 9 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dubuque Hempstead 15 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 47, Davenport North 6 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Assumption 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 7, North Scott 6 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 26, Clinton 30 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 23, Burlington 0 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 7, Davenport Central 6

Clinton... 8-0 / 9-1 Bettendorf... 7-1 / 8-1 Davenport Central... 5-3 / 6-3 North Scott... 4-5 / 5-4 Davenport Assumption... 4-4 / 4-5 Davenport West... 4-4 / 4-5 Burlington... 2-6 / 3-6 Muscatine... 2-6 / 2-7 Davenport North... 0-8 / 0-9

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

1st Team: Jim LaMarre - End 1st Team: Mark Roemer - Back 1st Team: John Bowden - Punter

1st Team: Mitch Behr - Tackle 1st Team: Bryan Wolfe - Center 1st Team: Mark Heninger - Running Back 1st Team: Al Martin - Kicker

2nd Team: John Sharoian - Lineman 2nd Team: Bran Tinman - Back

2nd Team: Mike Triplet - End 2nd Team: Eric Bowers - Guard 2nd Team: Steve Hartman - Quarterback

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Mitch Behr - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association

1986 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Mitch Behr - Offensive Tackle Won Game: 14-7

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains ??? M.V.P. Brad Tinman - Defensive Back Manager Nick Triplet

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (15) Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Randy Scott Trainer Reggie Speak

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Miscellaneous Information • None available at this time

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Steve Hartman

55 comp. / 126 att.

1006 yards, 8 TD, 7 INT

Scoring

Mark Heninger

11 TD

66 points

XP & FG

Al Martin

21/25 XP; 3/4 FG

38 longest FG; 30 points

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1986 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-up — 1st Round Qualifier — 6-4 Record

ROW 1: Swearingen, Clark, Connelly, Yoder, Moore, West, Smith, Rabine, Brown, Conley, Murcia, Sinnard, Agosta, Horak, Keimig. ROW 2: Longlett, Lovett, Speak, Woolverton, Rinehart, Skogman, Heydn, Burns, DeGraaf, McLaughlin, Scott, Wall, Pitzele, Stichter, Hansen, Schoenfelder, Nienard. ROW 3: Dunn, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Reggie Speak (Trainer), Kelly, Carlson, Heimendinger, Leszynski, Sitter, Watkins, Gutierrez, Dugan, Beckwith, Leonard, Roemer, Bowers, Bakeris, Douglas, Gertz, Hoyer, Coach T. Freeman, Coach J. Lavelle. ROW 4: Coach R. Scott, Schwaninger, McVicker, Zimmerman, Burt, Asay, Schoenfelder, Folks, Riedesel, Thompson, Porter, McCall, Skiba, DeCoster, Huelsyeyer, Heniger, Judge, Burger, Murphy, Coach D. Hodam.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 54, Muscatine 7 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 3, Davenport West 6 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 2, C.R. Jefferson 6 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 17, Davenport North 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 28, North Scott 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport Central 21 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 21, Clinton 0 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 14, Burlington 3

Davenport Assumption... 7-1 / 8-3 Bettendorf... 6-2 / 6-4 Davenport Central... 6-3 / 9-3 Davenport West... 6-2 / 6-4 Clinton... 5-3 / 6-4 Davenport North... 3-5 / 3-6 Muscatine... 2-6 / 2-7 Burlington... 1-7 / 2-7 North Scott... 0-8 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (L) Bettendorf 6, Davenport Central 17

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

All-Conference Players :: Offense :: 1st Team: Eric Bowers - Guard 1st Team: John Dugan - Center 1st Team: Clint Watkins - Running Back

1st Team: Mark Bakeris - Linebacker 1st Team: Mark Roemer - Back

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All-Conference Players (cont.) :: Defense ::

2nd Team: Jim Leonard - Tackle 2nd Team: Jeff Shoup – Kicker

2nd Team: Chris Beckwith - End 2nd Team: Tom Agosta - Tackle 2nd Team: Chris Rabine – Back

All-State Players None

1987 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee None

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Mark Bakeris, Eric Bowers, Jim Leonard, Mark Roemer

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (16)

M.V.P. Clint Watkins - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Randy Scott

Managers Mary Dunn, Mike Keimig, Brad Longlett, Missy Niewald, Mike Reinhold, Matt Swearingen

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • Junior High football coach Don Glenn was awarded the "Don Taft Junior High Coach" award by the IFCA

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Punt Returns

Mike Woolverton

4 returns for 112 yards

1 TD; 28.0 average

Punting

Corey Smith

32 punts for 1098 yards

34.3 average; 59 long

XP & FG

Jeff Shoup

13/14 XP; 2/4 FG

28 longest FG; 19 points

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1987 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — State Champions — 12-0 Record

ROW 1: M. Reinhold, C. Ruma, C. Watkins, B. Squires, T. Baldwin, B. Schaal, R. Zamora, B. West, E. Heimendinger, B. Longlett, M. Swearingen. ROW 2: T. Cady, B. Zastrow, B. Emerson, M. Sitter, A. Gutierrez, W. Kowalczyk, S. Downs, E. Medina, K. Burt, M. Keimig, A. Miller. ROW 3: R. Speak (Trainer), E. Connelly, M. Rebro, S. Yi, C. McGinnis, J. Gutierrez, R. Johnson, J. Gurske, S. Meier, S. Franks, C. Skogman, L. Hains, K. Gallagher, J. Montgomery (Cheerleading Sponsor). ROW 4: Coach T. Freeman, Coach D. Hodam, Coach A. Losasso, K. DeCoster, B. Wright, T. Yoder, M. Ulrich, T. LaMarre, L. Banks, D. Pitzele, B. Schoenfelder, S. Lavelle, R. Schwaninger, J. Aaby, J. Dickson, K. Kauth, C. Nolting (Athletic Director), J. Sands, S. Loweth, A. Smith. L. Jones (Cheerleading Sponsor). ROW 5: G. Brown, A. Bergeron, A. Wall, S. Scott, C. Smith, D. Donohoo, S. Roberts, G. Thompson, M. Johnson, T. Wilson, R. Riedesel, Coach R. Egger. ROW 6: M. Woolverton, D. Hausch, T. Harrison, A. Uhde, D. Swearinger, B. Briggs, D. Burger, C. Skiba, S. Roberts, M. Fraizer, J. Deere, M. Rtleddge, Dr. A Swearingen. ROW 7: Coach J. Lavelle, Coach D. Boynton, J. Barker, E. Carlson, J. Judge, J. Reading, J. Tomlinson, M. Reier, D. Solis, G. Folks, S. McCall, J. Zimmerman, Coach. R. Scott, Head Coach Merv Habenicht.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 26, North Scott 6 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 41, Burlington 13 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 22, Davenport Central 14 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 40, Muscatine 15 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 33, Clinton 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 40, Davenport North 20 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 43, Davenport West 14 Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 38, Pleasant Valley 13 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 19, Davenport West 14 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dubuque Wahlert 14 State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 7, WDM Dowling 6

Bettendorf... 8-0 / 12-0 Davenport West... 6-2 / 7-3 Pleasant Valley... 6-2 / 6-3 Davenport North... 6-3 / 6-3 Davenport Central... 4-5 / 4-5 North Scott... 4-5 / 4-5 Clinton... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport Assumption... 3-6 / 3-6 Muscatine... 2-7 / 2-7 Burlington... 1-8 / 1-8

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Joe Judge - Tackle 1st Team: Brad Schoenfelder - Guard 1st Team: Clint Watkins - Fullback 1st Team: Greg Brown - Running Back

1st Team: Gregg Folks - End 1st Team: Steve McCall - Tackle 1st Team: Eric Carlson - Tackle 1st Team: Brian West - Linebacker 1st Team: Corey Smith - Punter

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Joe Judge – Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Brad Schoenfelder – Offensive Guard 1st Team: Greg Brown – Running Back 1st Team: Adam Bergeron – Defensive End 1st Team: Steve McCall – Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Clint Watkins – Running Back 2nd Team: Eric Carlson – Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Cory Smith – Kicker/Punter Honorable Mention: Greg Folks – Defensive End Honorable Mention: Mike Woolverton - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Scott Downs - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Andy Wall – Defensive Back Honorable Mention: Augie Gutierrez – Kicker/Punter

All-State Players Joe Judge - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Brad Schoenfelder - Offensive Guard 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Steve McCall - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register Greg Brown - Running Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Chad Skogman - Kicker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Adam Bergeron - Defensive End 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Augie Gutierrez - Kicker 3rd Team - Des Moines Register

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1988 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Joe Judge - Offensive Tackle Lost Game: 21-7

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Steve McCall, Brad Schoenfelder, Clint Watkins, Brian West Captains, M.V.P., Managers (cont.)

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (17) Coaches & Trainers (cont.)

M.V.P. Clint Watkins - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Anthony Losasso, Randy Scott

Manager Mike Keimig, Brad Longlett, Mike Reinhold, Matt Swearingen

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • 4A champions = 2nd time in school history • Bettendorf earned #1-state ranking honors by both the Des Moines Register and the Coaches Poll • 12-0 record = first undefeated season in school history since the implementation of the playoffs in 1972 • 12 total wins set a school record • 7 All-State players = the most ever [at that point in time] • Merv Habenicht inducted into the "Iowa Coaches Hall of Fame” at halftime of the 4A championship game

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Shawn Scott

47 comp. / 103 att.

747 yards, 7 TD, 9 INT

Rushing

Greg Brown Clint Watkins

292 carries for 1515 yards 150 carries for 846 yards

26 TD, 5.1 avg., 156 points 16 TD, 5.6 avg., 96 points

Punt Returns

Greg Brown

16 returns for 231 yards

14.4 average

Punting

Corey Smith

30 punts for 1084 yards

36.1 average; 46 long

XP & FG

Augie Gutierrez Chad Skogman

22/24 XP; 2/3 FG 17/19 XP; 2/3 FG

37 longest FG; 28 points 45 longest FG; 23 points

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1988 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — State Champions — 13-0 Record #18 National Ranking by L.A. Times

#22 National Ranking by USA Today

ROW 1: Trainers J. Keimig, T. Cady, C. Ruma, B. Briggs, B. Wright, B. Squires, J. Kerker, E. Arguello, S. Downs, S. Yi, S. Oliver, T. Baldwin, B. Schau, J. Tomlinson, Scott Roberts. ROW 2: Trainers K. Fruitiger, C. Eichorn, M. Keimig, R. Lovett, K. Koehler, M. Reier, G. Habak, D. Schmidt, M. Moeller, M. Evans, R. Furne, C. Johnson, S. Ross, O. Dothard, M. Pingel, E. Bauswell, M. Frazier, M. Reinhold. ROW 3: S. Houston, G. Wilming, C. Hicks, C. Uhde, G. Lechtenberg, R. Hornbuckle, K. Slusher, C. Hayes, D. Pipe, M. Sonksen, W. Bohlen, J. Reading, Mr. Speak (Trainer), Dr. Swearingen. ROW 4: Coach John Lavelle, M. Swearingern, Coach Randy Weidner, Steve Roberts, M. Fulton, M. McNamara, J. Gutierrez, S. Franks, B. Zastrow, B. Emerson, D. Donohoo, M. Murphy, M. Hurd, G. Brown, S. Meier, M. Rebro, Coach Ron Egger. ROW 5: A.D. Chuck Nolting, Coach Trent Snowden, Coach Dave Boynton, J. Leslein, M. Ulrich, J. Elkin, S. Lavelle, R. Funk, D. Hausch, M. Kowalczyk, M. Johnson, F. Davis, B. Dockery, M. Brown, M. Fulton, L. Banks, Coach Anthony Losasso, R. Freeman. ROW 6: Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach Dave Hodam, J. Deere, C. Fors, D. Hegland, D. Stonehacker, W. Arensdorf, M. Rutledge, J. Barker, E. Doerder, A. Uhde, T. LaMarre, D. Swearinger, T. Harrison, Coach Randy Scott, Coach Tom Freeman. Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 43, North Scott 3 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 20, Burlington 7 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 33, Davenport Central 6 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 41, Muscatine 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 41, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 20, Clinton 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 48, Davenport North 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 43, Davenport West 20 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 0

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 13-0 Burlington... 7-2 / 7-3 Pleasant Valley... 6-3 / 6-4 Davenport West... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport Central... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport Assumption... 4-5 / 4-5 Clinton... 4-5 / 4-5 North Scott... 3-6 / 3-6 Muscatine... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport North... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 15, Pleasant Valley 13 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 33, Iowa City High 0 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 20, Dubuque Wahlert 6 State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 28, Newton 12

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Maurice Frazier - Tackle 1st Team: Scott Roberts - Guard 1st Team: Greg Brown - Running Back

1st Team: Jason Reading - Tackle 1st Team: Scott Downs - Linebacker 1st Team: Sok Hon Yi - Linebacker 1st Team: Scott Franks - Punter

All-Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-Quad City Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Scott Roberts - Offensive Guard 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Greg Brown - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Scott Downs - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Jason Reading - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Sok Hon Yi - Linebacker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association

1989 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Scott Roberts - Offensive Guard Lost Game: 23-22

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Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (18)

Captains Greg Brown, Dave Donohoo, Scott Downs, Jason Reading

Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Anthony Losasso, Randy Scott, Randy Weidner

M.V.P. Greg Brown - Running Back Manager Tami Cady, Colli Eichorn, Jennifer Keimig, Mike Keimig, M. Prillip, Mike Reinhold, Kristi Ruma, Matt Swearingen

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • 4A champions = 3rd time in school history; second consecutive title • Bettendorf became the first school in Class 4A history to ever win back-to-back titles • Bettendorf earned #1-state ranking honors by both the Des Moines Register and the Coaches Poll • National ranking of #18 by L.A. Times and #22 by USA Today • 13-0 record = set new school record for wins • Extended winning streak from 12-wins to 25-straight games • Back-to-back undefeated M.A.C. titles (17-straight wins) • Merv Habenicht selected by IFCA as "District Coach of the Year" • Habenicht also named "Coach of the Year" by Des Moines Register • Running back Greg Brown won the "Bobby Dodd Running Back of the Year" award and was named by Streets & Smith as one of the top 100 running backs in the nation

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Matt Ulrich

59 comp. / 106 att.

923 yards, 15 TD, 7 INT

Rushing

Greg Brown Tony LaMarre Sean Oliver

305 carries for 1722 yards 102 carries for 618 yards 73 carries for 306 yards

26 TD, 5.6 avg., 156 points 8 TD, 6.0 avg., 48 points 2 TD, 4.2 avg., 12 points

Receiving

LaVance Banks Jeff Deere

25 rec. for 634 yards 27 rec. for 378 yards

7 TD; 25.3 average 5 TD; 14.0 average

Punt Returns

LaVance Banks

17 returns for 500 yards

12 TD; 29.4 average

Kickoff Returns

LaVance Banks Greg Brown Sean Oliver

6 returns for 101 yards 5 returns for 81 yards 8 returns for 98 yards

16.8 average 16.2 average 12.2 average

Punting

Scott Franks

30 punts for 1040 yards

33.7 average; 69 long

XP & FG

Javier Gutierrez

31/41 XP; 2/3 FG

29 longest FG; 37 points

Tackles

Scott Downs Sok Hon Yi Jason Reading Ken Koehler Dave Donohoo

106 tackles, 2 QB sacks 93 tackles, 1 QB sack 78 tackles, 5 QB sacks 71 tackles, 5 QB sacks 59 tackles, 2 QB sacks

76 solo, 30 assists 60 solo, 33 assists 58 solos, 20 assists 51 solo, 20 assists 47 solo, 12 assists

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1989 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — Semifinalist — 11-1 Record Honorable Mention “Team to Watch” by USA Today

ROW 1: J. Kerker, T. Sullivan, A. Grisson, E. Bauswell, M. Bliss, J. Mahoney, J. Weinzweig, E. Arguello, B. Kock, J. Wagner, T. Hartwig. ROW 2: C. Uhde, W. Bohlen, E. Westerfield, M. Hurd, G. Habak, P. Hungerford, D. Schmidt, C. Mathiasen, G. Lechtenberg, D. Reinders, O. Dothard, R. Hornbuckle. ROW 3: Trainers J. Keimeg, C. Eichorn, M. Keimeg, Mr. Speak, Coach Randy Scott, Coach John Lavelle, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach Tom Freeman, Coach Dave Hodam, Coach Lyle Klein, Trainers C. Frutiger, K. Ruma. ROW 4: M. McNamara, S. Chanez, F. Davis, K. Slusher, W. Arensdorf, J. Elkin, T. LaMarre, K. Koehler, M. Rebro, M. Murphy, M. Pingel, S. Ross. ROW 5: M. Brown, J. Spranger, J. Leslein, M. Sonksen, R. Funk, D. Pipe, C. Fors, B. Dockery, M. Ulrich, M. Blance, S. Hockaday. ROW 6: M. Harnung, C. Hicks, M. Moeller, T. Eustice, T. Connors, J. Pickett, T. Folks, C. Johnson, B. Ranum, K. Dolan, B. Coon. ROW 7: R. Lovett, G. Wilming, S. Houston, C. Henning, C. Johnson, M. Evans, C. Boyens, R. Benson, N. Willey, D. Hegland, E. Doerder.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 42, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 28, Davenport Assumption 8 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 41, Clinton 21 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 41, Davenport West 14 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 17, Davenport North 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 41, North Scott 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 41, Muscatine 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Central 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 34, Burlington 12 Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 28, Dav’t Assumption 6 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 16, Iowa City High 7 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 7, Linn-Mar 25

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Bettendorf... 9-0 / 11-1 Burlington... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport Assumption... 6-3 / 6-4 Davenport Central... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport North... 5-4 / 5-4 Muscatine... 4-5 / 4-5 Pleasant Valley... 4-5 / 4-5 North Scott... 2-7 / 2-7 Clinton... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8 M.A.C. Coach of the Year Merv Habenicht

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Mike Evans - Tackle 1st Team: Mike McNamara - Guard 1st Team: Wes Arensdorf - Center 1st Team: Tony LaMarre - Running Back 1st Team: Ryan Lovett - Kicker

1st Team: Ken Koehler - End 1st Team: John Elkin - Noseguard 1st Team: Matt Rebro - Linebacker 1st Team: Jim Kerker - Back 1st Team: Ken Slusher - Punter

2nd Team: Matt Ulrich - Quarterback

2nd Team: Bill Dockery - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Wes Arensdorf - Center 1st Team: Tony LaMarre - Running Back 1st Team: Ken Koehler - Defensive End 1st Team: John Elkin - Noseguard 2nd Team: Mike Evans - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team: Mike McNamara - Offensive Guard 2nd Team: Matt Rebro - Linebacker

All-State Players Tony LaMarre - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association John Elkin - Noseguard 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Ken Koehler - Defensive End 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Matt Rebro - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register Wes Aresndorf - Center 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Mike Evans - Offensive Tackle 3rd Team - Des Moines Register

1990 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee John Elkin - Noseguard Won Game: 29-27

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains John Elkin, Tony LaMarre, Matt Rebro, Matt Ulrich

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (19)

M.V.P. Tony LaMarre - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, Lyle Klein, John Lavelle, Anthony Losasso, Randy Scott

Manager Tami Cady, Colli Eichorn, Kristine Frutiger, Jennifer Keimig, Mike Keimig, Kristi Ruma

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf was ranked #1 the entire season by both the Des Moines Register and Coaches Poll • #1-ranked Bettendorf (8-0) defeated #3-ranked Burlington (8-0) in Week #9 for the M.A.C. Championship • The Dawgs were an "Honorable Mention: Team to Watch" by USA Today • Extended winning streak from 25-wins to 36-straight games and 26-straight wins in the M.A.C. • Merv Habenicht named as "M.A.C. Coach of the Year" • Trainer Reggie Speak earned the "Distinguished Service Award" by the Iowa Football Coaches Association

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Matt Ulrich

44 comp. / 102 att.

753 yards, 6 TD

Rushing

Tony LaMarre

284 carries for 1721 yards

31 TD, 6.0 avg., 186 points

Receiving

Rob Benson

23 rec. for 372 yards

2 TD; 16.1 average

Kickoff Returns

Chad Uhde

6 returns for 134 yard

22.3 average

Punting

Ken Slusher

42 punts for 1405 yards

33.4 average; 50 long

XP & FG

Ryan Lovett

44/50 XP; 2/3 FG

38 longest FG; 50 points

John Elkin

89 tackles, 7 QB sacks

67 solo, 22 assists

Ken Koehler

83 tackles, 4 QB sacks

53 solo, 30 assists

Matt Rebro

81 tackles

62 solo, 19 assists

Dave Schmidt

46 tackles

29 solo, 17 assists

Matt Brown

40 tackles

28 solo, 12 assists

Jim Kerker

5 interceptions

27 return yards

Bill Dockery

3 interceptions

85 return yards

Chad Fors

2 interceptions

24 return yards

Tackles

Interceptions

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1990 Season

Mississippi Athletic 4th Place — 5-4 Record

ROW 1: A. Hains. R. Lopez, M. Sibley, R. Regan, D. Gross, J. Watters, M. Brown. ROW 2: C Eichorn, S. Schneider, S. Skogman J. Regan, Coach John Lavelle, Coach Dave Hodam, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach Tom Freeman, Coach Randy Scott, Trainer Reggie Speak., J. Pierson, A. Shay, J. Keimig. ROW 3: D. Wolfe, D. Gross, J. Emeis, J. Krell, C. Uhde, J. Niewald, B. Kock, R. Erett, N. Mitchell, D. Schmidt, T. Banks, A. Grissom, L. Rich. ROW 4: B. Barquist, M. Harvey, P. Bateman, H. Hengl, I. Yassin, C. Mathiasen, T. Coble, P. Hungerford, D. Reinders, R. Furne, J. Wagner, D. Robbins. ROW 5: M. Clausen, D. Money, J. Bryant, J. Orgill, J. Ritter, J. Otting, S. Fisher, E. Sands, E. Mattly, T. Patterson, B. Price, J. Clark, S. Miles. ROW 6: G. Lechtenberg, J. Luton, C. Baltazor, J. Clark, J. Spranger, S. Dragoo, E. Lyons, A. Sizemore, S. Hockaday, M. Harnung, M. Blanche, B. Viktor. ROW 6: B. Ranum, T. Folks, T. Eustice, J. Pickett, T.J. Deere, G. Wilming, B. Fuller, C. Henning, R. Benson, K. Lucier, T. Connors, C. Johnson, R. Hornbuckle.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 17, Burlington 12 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 9, Pleasant Valley 25 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 34, Davenport North 7 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 48, Davenport West 0 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport Assumption 18 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 7, Clinton 13 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 31, North Scott 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 23, Muscatine 20 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 14, Davenport Central 35

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Davenport Assumption... 9-0 / 10-1 Pleasant Valley... 8-1 / 10-2 Davenport Central... 7-2 / 7-3 Bettendorf... 5-4 / 5-4 Burlington... 5-4 / 5-4 Clinton... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport North... 4-5 / 4-5 Muscatine... 2-7 / 2-7 North Scott... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport West... 0-9 / 0-9

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2nd Team: Dave Schmidt - Linebacker

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Tim Connors – Offensive Guard Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

1991 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Rob Benson - Tight End Lost Game: 41-6

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Rob Benson, Steve Hockaday, Greg Lechtenberg, Brian Ranum, Dave Schmidt, Chad Uhde

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (20) Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Anthony Losasso, Randy Scott

M.V.P. Chad Uhde - Running Back Dave Schmidt - Linebacker

Trainer Reggie Speak

Managers ???

Miscellaneous Information • Extended M.A.C. winning streak to 27-straight games (1987-1990) • For the first time in BHS history, two players tied for Team M.V.P. honors

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Kickoff Returns

Dallas Money

7 returns for 192 yards

1 TD; 27.4 average

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1991 Season

Mississippi Athletic 4th Place — State Champions — 11-2 Record

ROW 1: A. Gardener, K. Quijas, T. Seymour, C. Betts, R. Lopez, B. Mason, T. Swanstu, M. Presson, B. Fowler, J. Mitchell. ROW 2: C. Prillip, T. Roberts, L. Rich, J. Niewald, A. Shay, J. Pierson, J. Watters, E. O'Brien, T. Coble, A. Schumacher, C. Lensing, R. Errett, B. Kock, J. Mossbrucker. ROW 3: C. Eichhorn, D. Money, E. Hoch, T. Banks, R. Furne, C. Miller, M. Harvey, N. Mitchell, R. Posten, I. Yassin, R. Garza, J. Keimig. ROW 4: C. Nolting (Athletic Director), J. Ritter, J. Clark, S. Fisher, C. Baltazor, B. Barquist, P. Melchert, Z. Ryan, R. McQuay, S. McAllister, P. Bateman, R. Weis, B. Miller, E. Murphy. ROW 5: K. Gustafson, M. MacKenna, D. Fitzpatrick, K. Lucier, J. Lutton, J. Stockwell, A. Chesney, J. Nolting, B. Viktor, J. Otting, J. Orgill, E. Sands. ROW 6: A. Mathews, B. Longval, P. Harnung, D. Robbins, E. Gruenhagen, M. Sage, L. Moore, C. Little, C. Ryan, T. Deere, C. Cowherd, T. Glenn. ROW 7: R. Speak (Trainer), Dr. Swearingen, Coach J. Lavelle, Coach J. Fitzgerald, Coach G. Meyers, Coach T. Freeman, Coach D. Boynton, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach D. Hodam, Coach B. Jurevitz, Coach I. Brown, Coach R. Scott, Coach R. Egger.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 13, Burlington 15 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 19, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 49, Davenport North 13 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 42, Davenport West 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 31, Dav’t Assumption 13 Week #6: (L) Bettendorf 14, Clinton 28 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 48, North Scott 6 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 49, Muscatine 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport Central 0

Davenport Assumption... 8-1 / 8-2 Clinton... 8-1 / 8-2 Burlington... 7-2 / 8-3 Bettendorf... 7-2 / 11-2 Pleasant Valley... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport West... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Muscatine... 1-8 / 1-8 North Scott... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 31, Dav’t Assumption 15 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 55, Burlington 0 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 41, Dubuque Wahlert 9 State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 6, S.C. Heelan 0

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1st Team: Pat Bateman - End 1st Team: Jed Orgill - Defensive Tackle

1st Team: T.J. Deere - End 1st Team: Keith Lucier - Tackle 1st Team: Eric Lyons - Guard 1st Team: Joe Luton - Center 1st Team: Tavian Banks - Running Back 2nd Team: Chad Baltazar - Tackle

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Defense ::

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense :: 1st Team: Keith Lucier - Tackle 1st Team: Eric Lyons - Guard 1st Team: Tavian Banks - Running Back

1st Team: Jed Orgill - Defensive Tackle

2nd Team: T.J. Deere - Tight End 2nd Team: Joe Luton - Center

Honorable Mention: Nate Mitchell - Back Honorable Mention: John Niewald - Back Honorable Mention: David Robbins - Back Honorable Mention: Mitch Harvey - Back

2nd Team: Pat Bateman - End

Honorable Mention: Brian Barquist - Guard Honorable Mention: Dallas Money - Running Back Honorable Mention: Jamie Watters - Kicker/Punter

All-State Players Tavian Banks - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Keith Lucier - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Eric Lyons - Offensive Guard 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association Jed Orgill - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Pat Bateman – Defensive End 3rd Team - Des Moines Register

1992 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Keith Lucier - Offensive Tackle Lost Game: 17-14

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Jeff Clarke, T.J. Deere, Rob Furne, Eric Lyons, Nate Mitchell, Brook Victor

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (21)

M.V.P. Nate Mitchell - Defensive Back

Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Anthony Losasso, Randy Scott

Manager Ed Murphy, ???

Trainer Reggie Speak

Miscellaneous Information • 4th state championship in school history • Although Bettendorf finished 4th in the conference, they won the Class 4A state championship • The Bulldogs avenged a 13-15 regular-season to Burlington with a 55-0 Quarterfinal win • Assistant Coach John Lavelle earned “Assistant Coach of the Year” honors by the IFCA

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Tavian Banks

205 carries for 1905 yards

32 TD, 2 PAT, 9.2 avg., 196 pts

Punting

Jeff Nolting

35 punts for 1271 yards

36.3 average; 51 long.

Punt Returns

Tavian Banks

7 returns for 163 yards

2 TD; 22.2 average

Kickoff Returns

Tavian Banks Ron McQuay

7 returns for 355 yards 7 returns for 206 yards

3 TD; 50.7 average 1 TD; 29.4 average

XP & FG

Jamie Waters

52/59 XP; 1/1 FG

22 longest FG; 55 points

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1992 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — State Champions — 13-0 Record #21 National Ranking by USA Today | #25 National Ranking by L.A. Times

ROW 1: K. Yi, B. Hungerford, T. Keller, J. Agnew, J. Mumey, W. Ruma, T. Ball, M. Brinkley, M. Longcarich. ROW 2: C. Sherman, B. Fox, J. Soldat, B. Kock, N. Hurtado, M. Peters, P. Harnung, J. Mitchel, C. Winship, J. Vroman, D. Driever, J. Berg, C. McCoy, B. Skahill, P. McGrath. ROW 3: Coach G. Meyers, J. Burge, J. Poston, C. Cowherd, B. Fowler, A. Ricks, A. Schumacher, E. O'Brien, C. Betts, T. Seymour, S. Pearson, J. Josinger, B. Malich, P. Jones, P. Plynn. ROW 4: Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach D. Hodam, M. Schara, M. Sage, C. Lensing, C. Miller, E. Hoch, R. McQuay, A. Matthews, S. McAllister, T. Banks, C. Talley, J. Ridenour, R. Weis, Coach D. Boynton, Coach J. Lavelle, T. Gustafson. ROW 5: J. Nolting, E. Hull, L. Moore, B. Manion, F. Lawler, P. Melchert, T. Krueger, T. Glen, S. Longval, J. Mosbrucker, Z. Ryan, B. Ryan, E. Gruenhagen. ROW 6: M. Hichborn, C. Kauth, T. LaMarre, D. Melchert, B. Cavill, D. McCarthy, C. Ryan, M. Andriano, D. Fitzpatric,k, R. Andriano, B. Miller, J. Lavelle, S. Boyle, T. Scogland, A. Sierk, R. Leslein, R. Nylen. ROW 7: Coach L. Brown, Coach B. Woodley, C. Taylor, A. Viering, V. Jones, A. Stahmer, D. Antle, N. Hernandez, P. Kotrodimos, C. Westphal, B. Simpson, B. Gallagher, J. Dixon, T.J. Lechtenberg, D. Gossard, Coach R. Scott, Coach T. Freeman, Coach, R. Egger.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 13-0 Davenport Assumption... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport Central... 6-3 / 6-4 Burlington... 6-3 / 6-3 Pleasant Valley... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport North... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport West... 4-5 / 4-5 Muscatine... 2-7 / 2-7 Clinton... 1-8 / 1-8 North Scott... 0-9 / 0-9

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 42, Burlington 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 14 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 24, Davenport North 6 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 42, Davenport West 3 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 26, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 55, Clinton 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 48, North Scott 6 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 49, Muscatine 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 23, Davenport Central 6 Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 28, Dav’t Assumption 18 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 31, Iowa City High 28 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 14, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 0 State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 41, WDM Valley 0

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1st Team: Shane McAllister - End 1st Team: Corey Ryan - Tackle 1st Team: Brent Kock - Guard 1st Team: Chris Miller - Center 1st Team: Tavian Banks - Running Back

1st Team: Chris Lensing - End 1st Team: Eric Hoch - Linebacker 1st Team: Mike Sage - Linebacker 1st Team: Jeff Nolting - Punter 2nd Team: Anthony Matthews - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Tavian Banks - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Corey Ryan - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Chris Lensing - Defensive End 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Eric Hoch - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register Mike Sage - Linebacker 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Paul Melchert – Defensive Back Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

Parade Magazine All-American Team Tavian Banks - Running Back

1993 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Eric Hoch - Linebacker Lost Game: 39-14

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Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Tavian Banks, Eric Hoch, Jeff Nolting, Corey Ryan, Mike Sage M.V.P. Tavian Banks - Running Back

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (22) Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Randy Scott Trainer Paul Flynn

Manager ???

Miscellaneous Information • 5th state championship in school history • Bettendorf became the very first 4A school to win two (2) sets of back-to-back state titles (1987-88 & 1991-92) • Extended winning streak from 7 to 20 straight games (dating back to Week #6 of the 1991 season) • Tavian Banks named "Iowa High School Yearbook Player of the Year" • Ranked #21 in nation by USA Today and #25 by L.A. Times

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Tavian Banks

258 caries for 2394 yards

42 TD, 1 PAT, 9.2 avg., 254 pts

Punting

Jeff Nolting

21 punts for 743 yards

35.4 average; 67 long.

Punt Returns

Tavian Banks

5 returns for 135 yards

1 TD; 27.0 average

Kickoff Returns

Tavian Banks

5 returns for 216 yards

1 TD; 43.2 average

XP & FG

Matt Schara

55/60 XP; 2/2 FG

37 longest FG; 61 points

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1993 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — Quarterfinalists — 10-1 Record

ROW 1: D. Antle, S. Ford, A. Viering, C. Westphal, B. Kock, D. Driever, B. Cavill, ???, D. Rodriquez, B. Schueller, J. Foster, J. Schwabe, J. Dixon, N. Hernandez, J. Phan. ROW 2: B. Skahill, J. Katz, P. Harnung, J. Soldat, T.J. Lechtenberg, C. Winship, M. Peters, C. Talley, C. Kauth, E. Gruenhagen, C. Cowherd, J. Stahmer, S. Pearson, D. Melchert, B. Gallagher, J. Vroman. ROW 3: D. Scannell, ???, ???, ???, J. Burge, P. Jones, Trainer Paul Flynn, Coach R. Scott, Coach T. Freeman, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach D. Hodam, Coach J. Lavelle, J. Lavelle, C. Taylor, ???, ???, ???, R. Leslein. ROW 4: R. McQuay, J. Campbell, M. Schara, T. Krueger, T. Scogland, K.C. Trumbo, S. Longvall, E. Hull, P. Kotrodimos, T. Glenn, J. Mosbrucker, A. Sierk, D. Gossard, S. Boyle, K. Hanne, J. Poston. ROW 5: S. Werts, B. Miller, F. Lawler, K. Tetmeyer, D. McCarthy, B. Miller, #91?, Jim Simpson, R. Andriano, B. Ryan, B. Marion, E. Kutscher, T. Larson, T. LaMarre.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 42, Burlington 7 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 41, Pleasant Valley 13 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 49, Davenport North 22 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 34, Davenport West 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 34, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 57, Clinton 20 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 49, North Scott 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 50, Muscatine 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 49, Davenport Central 6 Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 21, Dav’t Assumption 18 Quarterfinals: (L) Bettendorf 17, Iowa City High 27

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Bettendorf... 9-0 / 10-1 Davenport Assumption... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport Central... 6-3 / 6-3 Clinton... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport West... 4-5 / 4-5 North Scott... 4-5 / 4-5 Pleasant Valley... 4-5 / 4-5 Burlington... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Muscatine... 0-9 / 0-9 M.A.C. Coach of the Year Merv Habenicht

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1st Team: Rick Andriano - End 1st Team: Brock Ryan - Tackle 1st Team: Shane Pearson - Tackle 1st Team: Brent Mossbrucker - Back 1st Team: Matt Schara - Punter

1st Team: Frank Lawler - End 1st Team: Eric Hull - Tackle 1st Team: Brent Kock - Guard 1st Team: Chris Taylor - Center 1st Team: Paul Harnung - Running Back 1st Team: Matt Schara - Kicker 2nd Team: Ron McQuay - Running Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Brent Kock - Guard 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Paul Harnung - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Matt Schara - Place Kicker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Brock Ryan - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Jeff Mossbrucker - Defensive Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Rick Adriano - Defensive End 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Shane Pearson - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Chris Cowherd - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association Ron McQuay - Running Back 3rd Team - Des Moines Register

1994 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Paul Harnung - Running Back Lost Game: 28-7

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Chris Cowherd, Tom Glenn, Paul Harnung, Brent Kock, Ron McQuay

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (23)

M.V.P. Paul Harnung - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, Dave Hodam, John Lavelle, Greg Meyer, Randy Scott

Managers ???

Trainer Paul Flynn

Miscellaneous Information • The Bulldogs were the M.A.C. Champions for the fifth time in seven seasons • 9-0 regular-season record was the ninth time the Dawgs finished regular season undefeated • Extended winning streak from 20-straight wins to 30-games • Bettendorf, for the first time since the 1970's as members of the MVC, loses to Iowa City High [in Quarterfinals] • For the only the second time in BHS history, two players rushed for 1000+ yards (Paul Harnung & Ron McQuay) • Nine (9) Bettendorf players earned All-State honors... a record high • Randy Scott named as "Assistant Coach of the Year" by the Iowa Football Coaches Association • After the 1993 season, long-time assistant coach Dave Hodam leaves to become an administrator at Moline High School

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Scott Longval

50 comp. / 106 att.

815 yards, 7 TD, 5 INT

Paul Harnung

196 carries for 1636 yards

29 TD, 8.3 avg., 174 points

Ron McQuay

121 carries for 1072 yards

18 TD, 8.7 avg., 108 points

Punt Returns

Jeff Mossbrucker

14 returns for 246 yards

1 TD; 17.6 average

Kickoff Returns

Ron McQuay

6 returns for 185 yards

1 TD; 30.8 average

XP & FG

Matt Schara

58/60 XP; 3/4 FG

37 longest FG; 67 points

Rushing

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Mississippi Athletic 3rd Place — Semifinalist— 9-3 Record

ROW 1: M. Frazier, N. Hernandez, D. Antle, C. Kock, D. Keester, R. Keller, C. Westphal, A. Viering, R. Ramirez. ROW 2: P. McGrath, T. Driever, S. Sipka, A. Schorg, J. Dixon, A. Doerder, N. Meeker, C. Logan, P. Jardine, S. Kelser, R. Camerena. ROW 3: J. Delp, A. Brackin, B. Fox, C. Twedt, A. Martin, T. Strucker, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach R. Scott, Coach T. Freeman, Coach J. Lavelle, Coach. G. Meyer, Trainer Paul Flynn, T. Gustafson. ROW 4: B. Cavill, S. Ford, C. Belvel, S. Glancy J. Katz, J. Baker, B. Gallagher, J. Stahmer, C. Wenzel, B. Kvidera, B. Beale. ROW 5: T. Kulig, A. Chesney, D. Melchert, J. Lavelle, A. Sierk, M. Schlosser, K. Hanne, T.J. Lechtenberg, M. Ellis, D. Sparks. ROW 6: C. Kauth, R. Leslein, D. Scannell, A. McFredies, D. Gossard, A. Gruehhaugen, A.J. Williams, N. Wetzel, T. Jasper. ROW 7: A. Brown, J. Campbell, C. Taylor, S. Boyle, T. LaMarre, N. Numkena, T. Scogland, P. Kotrodimos, D. Colvin, K.C. Trumbo. ROW 8: B. Ryan, T. Larsen, J. Smith, A. Fay, B. Simpson, C. Green, S. Werts, J. Elges.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 21, Burlington 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 20, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 56, Davenport North 25 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 24, Davenport West 30 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 17, Davenport Assumption 18 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 27, Clinton 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 17, North Scott 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 29, Muscatine 12 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 28, Davenport Central 7

Davenport Assumption... 9-0 / 10-1 Davenport West... 8-1 / 8-2 Bettendorf... 7-2 / 9-3 Pleasant Valley... 6-3 / 6-4 North Scott... 4-5 / 4-5 Clinton... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 4-5 / 4-5 Muscatine... 2-7 / 2-7 Burlington... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport North... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 10 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 24, Dav't Assump. 21 (OT) Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 13, Iowa City High 35

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

Unknown???

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: Unknown???

All-State Players Alex Sierk - Punter & Place Kicker 1st Team - Des Moines Register [Place Kicker] 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association [Punter] Brock Ryan - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Chris Taylor - Center 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Shane Pearson - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Brian Gallagher - Defensive Back 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

1995 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Brock Ryan - Defensive Tackle Lost Game: 20-18

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Joe Katz, Pete Kotrodimos, John Lavelle, Brock Ryan, Alex Sierk, Chris Taylor M.V.P. Brian Gallagher - Defensive Back Managers Ava Brackin, Jenny Delp, Brian Fox, Tricia Gustafson, Amanda Martin, Pat McGrath, Tiffany Stucker, Carmella Twedt

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (24) Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Greg Meyer, Randy Scott Trainer Paul Flynn

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Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf avenged Week #5 loss to Assumption, 17-18, with 24-21 overtime victory in Quarterfinals • For the seventh time in eight seasons, the Dawgs advanced to the Quarterfinal Round (or beyond)

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

N/A

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1995 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-up — 1st Round Qualifier— 7-3 Record

ROW 1: M. Fraizer, J. Smith, B. Cox, K. Wahlstrand, S. Kelser, J. Delp, J. Bloom, P. Jardine, A. Martin, R. Camarena, M. Taylor, J. Holmes, D. Keester, M. Oppitz. ROW 2: B. Beale, A. Schorg, R. Torrissen, S. Glancy, N. Meeker, B. Takemoto, B. Kvidera, J. Rottman, C. Belvel, R. Bowers, A. Shaer, J. Saldivar, R. Zamora, T. Driever, C. Kock, M. Hart. ROW 3: J. Sage, C. Colvin, J. Smith, Trainer Paul Flynn, Coach R. Scott, Coach G. Meyer, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach T. Freeman, Coach J. Lavelle, Student Coach Kris Beardsley, Student Coach Dave Pipe, A. McFedries, D. Schmidt, N. Dehner, J. Barber. ROW 4: A. Doerder, C. Wenzel, P. Franks, J. Kresser, I. Karadsheh, C. Loter, S. Detrent, C. Sodac, T. Kulig, J. Kloft, T. Boerema, M. Jones, N. Wetzel, R. Flynn. ROW 5: D. Colvin, D. Sparks, M. Schlosser, B. McDonald, N. Tofanelli, G. Strubbe, J. Baker, A. Gruenhagen, T. McCarthy, G. Fritz, M. Robinson, S. Schara, A. Chesney. ROW 6: A. Brown, C. Kinsler, N. Numkena, R. Swangstu, C. Burke, C. Jentz, T. Zambrano, A. Fay, C. Green, A. Gnatovich, J. Smith, J. Elges, C. Hendricks, T. Behrens.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 34, Burlington 12 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 14, Pleasant Valley 24 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 49, Davenport North 20 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport West 14 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 27, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 34, Clinton 14 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 35, North Scott 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 35, Muscatine 15 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Central 0

Davenport Assumption... 8-1 / 9-2 Bettendorf... 7-2 / 7-3 North Scott... 5-4 / 5-4 Burlington... 4-5 / 4-5 Clinton... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport West... 4-5 / 4-5 Muscatine... 4-5 / 4-5 Pleasant Valley... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport North... 1-8 / 1-8

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (L) Bettendorf 10, Dav’t Assumption 13

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All-State Players Adam Fay - Offensive & Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register [Offensive Tackle] 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association [Defensive Tackle] Andrew McFedries - Running Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Jason Smith 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association Chris Wenzel - Linebacker 3rd Team - Des Moines Register

1996 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Andrew McFedries - Running Back Lost Game: 12-10

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Dusty Colvin, Craig Kock, Andrew McFedries, Chris Wenzel, Nate Numkena, Jason Smith M.V.P. Jason Smith - Quarterback Managers Rick Camarena, Jenny Delp, Kelly Fleishaker, Scott Kelser, Amanda Martin, Meggan Taylor, Kate Wahlstrand

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Head Coach Merv Habenicht (24) Assistant Coaches Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Greg Meyer, Randy Scott Trainer Paul Flynn

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Miscellaneous Information • Although Bettendorf beat M.A.C. champion Davenport Assump. 27-0 during the regular season, the Bulldogs lost to Pleasant Valley, hence their 2

place finish in the conference

• Six (6) teams finished 4-5 during the season; only Assumption, Bettendorf, and North Scott had winning records • 1981 BHS grad and All-State noseguard Hap Peterson inducted into the Iowa Hall of Fame for Football Players • Long-time Bulldog assistant coach Ron Egger earned "Assistant Coach of the Year" award by the IFCA

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Jason Smith

51 comp. / 111 att.

764 yards, 9 TD, 8 INT

Rushing

Andrew McFedries

165 carries for 1176 yards

15 TD, 7.1 avg., 90 points

Punt Returns

Andrew McFedries

14 returns for 154 yards

11.7 average

XP & FG

Scott Schara

35/38 XP; 1/5 FG

25 longest FG; 38 points

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1996 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-up — 1st Round Qualifier — 7-3 Record

ROW 1: C. Hanson, D. Wendausen, K. Lovell. ROW 2: N. Seibert, G. Moore, M. Oppitz, J. Wendausen, K. Wahlstrand, K. Fleishaker, J. Kelser, M. Taylor, A. Martin, K. Schlosser, M. Kapalis, A. Pickett, J. Pearson. ROW 3: J. Moeller, J. Saldivar, J. Bloom, R. Colvin, P. Franks, N. Dehner, S. Holmes, T. Walters, J. Langan, J. Rottman, B. Cox, A. Troy. ROW 4: J. Holmes, B. McDonald, Coach R. Scott, Coach M. Davis, Coach J. Lavelle, Trainer Paul Flynn, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach T. Freeman, Coach G. Meyer, P. Jasper, J. Campbell, J. Barber. ROW 5: N. Brown, J. Sage, B. Brenner, M. Walters, S. DeTrent, S. Schara, M. Kintner, J. Smith, J. Kresser, S. Jackson, D. Tetmeyer, R. Bowers, M. Cowherd. ROW 6: R. Flynn, T. McCarthy, J. Hoffman, B. Girskis, E. Mallernee, M. Holland, R. McGivern, J. Kloft, G. Fritz, C. Loter, C. Sodac, M. Jones. ROW 7: E. Jessen, N. Numkena, C. Hendrick, J. Hayes, C. Burke, A. Gnatovich, A. Fay, T. Zambrano, J. Anderson, B. Webber, C. Kinsler, T. Behrens, M. Millholin.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 28, Burlington 17 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 13, Pleasant Valley 21 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 31, Davenport North 7 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport West 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 10, Davenport Assumption 9 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 33, Clinton 6 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 9, North Scott 12 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 44, Muscatine 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 17, Davenport Central 6

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Pleasant Valley... 9-0 / 11-1 Bettendorf... 7-2 / 7-3 Davenport West... 6-3 / 6-4 Clinton... 6-3 / 6-4 Davenport Assumption... 6-3 / 6-4 North Scott... 5-4 / 5-4 Burlington... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Muscatine... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport Central... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (L) Bettendorf 6, Pleasant Valley 13

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All-State Players Adam Fay - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Nate Numkena - Linebacker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Chris Kinsler - Defensive Back 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Tim McCarthy - Center Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

1997 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Rob Colvin - Linebacker Lost Game: 32-7

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

John Bloom, Adam Fay, Andrew Gnatovich, Tim McCarthy, Nate Numkena

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (26)

M.V.P. Nate Numkena - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Mike Davis, Tom Freeman, John Lavelle, Greg Meyer, Randy Scott

Managers Matt Kapalis, Jenny Keiser, Kelley Fleishaker, Amanda Martin, Kim Schlosser, Meggan Taylor

Trainer Paul Flynn

Miscellaneous Information • For the second straight year, Bettendorf went 7-3 and lost in the 1st Round of the playoffs • Of the Dawgs 3 losses, 2 were to Pleasant Valley... both by 8 and 7 points, respectively • After the 1996 season, long-time assistant coach—since 1977—John Lavelle retires from coaching football

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Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Nate Numkena

180 carries for 1163 carries

17 TD, 6.4 average, 102 points

Punting

Seth Holmes

32 punts for 1189 yards

37.1 average; 50 long.

XP & FG

Scott Schara

22/24 XP; 5/6 FG

32 longest FG; 37 points

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1997 Season

Mississippi Athletic 3rd Place — 5-4 Record

ROW 1: N. Seibert, J. Moeller, T. Murphy, A. Pickett, A. Troy, J. Purcell, G. Mattes, J. Rice, D. Potter, R. Herrig, Z. Linde, S. Lyons. ROW 2: S. Holmes, C.J. Neels, S. Day, K. Wahlstrand, M. Kapalis, K. Schlosser, J. Schmitzer (ATC), F. Searcy, T. Hill (ATC), J. Wendhausen, M. Taylor, J. Kelser, K. Fleishaker, M. Cowherd, B. Munos. ROW 3: P. Jasper, J. Langan, C. Hassen, Coach K. Freking, Coach R. Scott, Coach T. Freeman, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach M. Moody, Coach A. Wiley, D. Wendhausen, M. French, T. Walters. ROW 4: S. Smith, W. Schorg, T. Fender, M. Miller, B. Brenner, B. Wiese, J. Thomas, J. Hoffman, J. Kroeger, C. Herrera, R. Ostrand, M. Kintner, A. Blair, T. Dirks, T. Tisue. ROW 5: T.J. Stoffer, J. Pokora, B. Girskis, D. Tetmeyer, E. Jessen, R. McGivern, M. Frels, J. Greenawalkt, N. Levsen, S. Jackson. ROW 6: R. Eisenlauer, R. Tucker, B. Webber, J. Anderson, P. McDermott, J. Brown, C. Willey, M. Miller, J. Siefken, T. Mitchell, W. Kieshnick.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 31, Burlington 37 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 10, Pleasant Valley 7 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport North 15 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 37, Davenport West 30 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Assumption 24 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 21, Clinton 7 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 14, North Scott 12 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 18, Muscatine 23 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 38, Davenport Central 14

Muscatine... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport Assumption... 7-2 / 8-3 Bettendorf... 5-4 / 5-4 Clinton... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport West... 5-4 / 5-4 Burlington... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport North... 4-5 / 4-5 North Scott... 4-5 / 4-5 Pleasant Valley... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport Central... 0-9 / 0-9

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All-State Players None

1998 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee None

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers John Anderson, Brian Girskis, Seth Holmes, Steve Jackson, Dale Tetmeyer, Terry Walters

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (27)

M.V.P. Seth Holmes - Quarterback

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Tom Freeman, Kevin Freking, Randy Scott, Aaron Wiley

Managers Sarah Day, Kelly Fleishaker, Cindy Hanson, Matt Kapalis, Jenny Kessler, Kimberly Schlosser, Meggan Taylor, Katie Walhstrand, Dawn Wendausen, Jennifer Wendhausen

Trainer Paul Flynn

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf lost four games by 8, 6, 5, and 3 points, respectively • For the first time since they started playing one another (1985), Bettendorf lost to Davenport North • This was the first time in seven seasons (dating back to 1990) that Bettendorf failed to qualify for the playoffs

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Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Seth Holmes

77 comp. / 171 att.

1300 yards, 8 TD, 9 INT

Pass Receiving

Rick Eisenlauer

32 rec. for 593 yards

5 TD; 18.5 average

Kickoff Returns

Nate Seibert

9 returns 239 yards

1 TD; 26.5 average

Punting

Seth Holmes

35 punts for 1277 yards

36.5 average; 53 long.

XP & FG

Justin Langan

20/23 XP; 6/8 FG

35 longest FG; 38 points

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1998 Season

Mississippi Athletic Tri-Champions — Semifinalist — 10-2 Record

ROW 1: S. Flynn, B. Fritz, B. Munos, T. Tisue, M. Maylum, J. Cavanaugh, A. Duran, R. Wright. ROW 2: C. Hanson, T. Dirks, M. Hayden, W. Schorg, R. Antle, J. Hansen, S. Lyons, E. Schnell, J. Priesser, J. Tisue, Z. Linde, M. Lillian, D. Wendhausen. ROW 3: M. McArthur, K. Fleishaker, S. Day, M. Sawyer, C. Hilmer, K. Schlosser, Trainer Jill Schmitzer, Coach R. Scott, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach T. Freeman, Coach A. Wiley, Coach K. Freking, Coach B. Barquist, M. Kapalis, J. Wendhausen, K. Kilmer, C. Sullivan, E. Dahlby. ROW 4: J.J. Condon, C. Loter, M. Schnell, F. Searcy, M. Kelly, A. Bribriesco, J. Purcell, B. Downes, A. Blair, W. Crawford, M. Miller, M. French, D. Doss, D. Pass, R. Ostrand, D. Yoder, J. Langan, M. Drinkall. ROW 5: B. Wiese, J. Kroeger, C. Herrera, T. Fox, J. Thomas, T.J. Stoffer, N. Levsen, L. Dillie, J. Wenzel, M. McDermott, K. Picha, J. Greenawalkt, N. Walters. ROW 6: R. Eisenlauer, M. Frels, P. Aitken, J. Siefken, P. McDermott, C. Willey, D. Turner, R. Krush, M. Miller, R. Tucker, W. Kieschnick, J. Pokora.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 31, Clinton 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 30, Davenport Central 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 34, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 50, North Scott 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 28, Davenport West 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 39, Davenport North 6 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 31, Davenport Assumption 46 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 31, Burlington 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 35, Muscatine 8

Bettendorf... 8-1 / 10-2 Davenport Assumption... 8-1 / 8-2 Burlington... 8-1 / 8-2 Muscatine... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport West... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 3-6 / 3-6 Clinton... 2-7 / 2-7 North Scott... 2-7 / 2-7 Pleasant Valley... 2-7 / 2-7

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dav’t Assumption 28 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 44, Cedar Falls 6 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 33, Iowa City West 35

M.A.C. Coach of the Year Merv Habenicht

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All-State Players Justin Langan - Placekicker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Mike Miller - Punter 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Rick Eisenlauer - Wide Receiver 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Weston Kieschnick - Defensive End 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Mike Frels - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register T.J. Stoffer - Defensive Back 3rd Team - Des Moines Register Nick Leven - Center Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

1999 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Merv Habenicht - Head Coach Rick Eisenlauer - Wide Receiver Lost Game: 26-22

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Mike Frels, Joe Greenawalt, Chris Herrera, Mike Miller, Tyler Tisue, Chris Willey

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (28)

M.V.P. Willie Schorg – Running Back

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Tom Freeman, Kevin Freking, Randy Scott, Aaron Wiley

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers (cont.)

Coaches & Trainers (cont.)

Managers Emily Dahlby, Sarah Day, Kelly Fleishaker, Chad Hilmer, Kevin Hilmer, Matt Kapalis, Melissa McArthur, Cassie Menes, Monica Sawyer, Kim Schlosser, Christy Sullivan, Jen Wendhausen

Trainer Paul Flynn, Jill Schmitzer

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf lost to Dav't Assumption who lost to Burlington who the Dawgs beat = 3 way M.A.C. tie • The loss in the Semifinals was an almost-comeback win cut short by an onside kick return for a TD by IC West • Head Coach Merv Habenicht named "M.A.C. Coach of the Year" • Coach Habenicht also named "Class 4A Coach of the Year" by the Iowa Football Coaches Association • Coach Habenicht inducted into the Quad City Times "Hall of Fame" on April 29, 1998 • Habenicht named as the Head Coach for the 1999 Iowa Shrine Bowl All-Star game

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Mike Miller

107 comp. / 207 att.

1869 yards, 17 TD, 7 INT

Rushing

Tyler Tisue

241 carries for 1181 yards

21 TD, 4.9 average, 126 points

Pass Receiving

Rick Eisenlauer Justin Siefken

35 rec. for 747 yards 34 rec. for 457 yards

10 TD; 21.3 average 3 TD; 13.4 average

Kickoff Returns

Rick Eisenlauer

14 returns 353 yards

1 TD; 25.2 average

Punt Returns

Rick Eisenlauer

11 returns 216 yards

1 TD; 19.6 average

Punting

Mike Miller

34 punts for 1441 yards

42.3 average; 68 long.

XP & FG

Justin Langan

48/54 XP; 11/14 FG

51 longest FG; 81 points

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1999 Season

Mississippi Athletic Co-Champions — Semifinalist — 10-2 Record

ROW 1: C. Hilmer, K. Hilmer, M. Moore, M. Sawyer, T.J. Maylum, N. Tiry, M. Hayden, N. Topalian, J. Cavanaugh, J. Malicki, B. Fritz, J. Schorg, K. Schlosser, M. McArthur, E. Dahlby, C. Sullivan. ROW 2: S. Roth, A. McGuire, J. Virgil, K. Annen, A. Parker, J. Priesser, R. Antle, C. Coughlin, J. Miller, M. Pizano, D. Phillips, S. Flynn, B. Beyer, B. Martin, A. Taylor, C. Westercamp. ROW 3: R. Lawler, D. Despeghel, J. Koch, D. Hassell-Bennett, Head Coach Merv Habenicht, Coach T. Freeman, Coach A. Wiley, Coach M. Tumbelson, Coach R. Furne, Coach K. Freking, Coach R. Scott, J.J. Condon, E. Benjamin, M. Kelly, C. Stull. ROW 4: D. Koss, T. Fox, K. Petersen, T. Boline, T. Cini, A. Doerder, C. Loter, J. Hansen, B. Fritz, J. Bice, D. Yoder, A. Blair, M. Drinkall, J. Langan, D. Kloft. ROW 5: L. Tuftee, T. Hess, B. Downes, A. Bribriesco, T. Davenport, L. Dillie, K. Picha, K. Wagner, J. Wenzel, J. Zurinsky, B. Higley, N. Walters, B. Lipkoqitz, B. Pribyl. ROW 6: J. Kleinschmidt, M. McDermott, M. Potter, R. Voelliger, J. Schabilion, B. Cutright, D. Turner, R. Krush, P. Aitken, D. Woods, M. Sellers, N. Cavill, D. Dennis.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 48, Clinton 7 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport Central 7 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 40, Pleasant Valley 14 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 26, North Scott 28 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 37, Davenport West 3 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 48, Davenport North 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 21, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 49, Burlington 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 49, Muscatine 6

Bettendorf... 8-1 / 10-2 North Scott... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Clinton... 1-8 / 1-8 Burlington... ??? Pleasant Valley... ??? Muscatine... ??? Davenport Assumption... ??? Davenport Central... ??? Davenport West... ???

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 41, Davenport West 14 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 37, Pleasant Valley 0 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 11, Iowa City West 21

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

1st Team: Robert Lawler - End 1st Team: Jason Wenzel - Tackle 1st Team: Alex Bribriesco - Linebacker 1st Team: Dave Yoder - Back 1st Team: Justin Langan - Punter

1st Team: Nick Walters - Tight End 1st Team: Robert Krush - Guard 1st Team: Justin Langan - Quarterback 2nd Team: Dan Wood - Tackle 2nd Team: Matt Drinkall - Running Back 2nd Team: Andy Parker - Bettendorf

2nd Team: Kyle Picha - End 2nd Team: Ryan Antle - Tackle 2nd Team: Abe Blair - Linebacker 2nd Team: Mike Hayden - Back 2nd Team: J.J. Condon - Back

3rd Team: Brian Cutright - End 3rd Team: Derek Turner - Tackle 3rd Team: John Schabillion - Guard 3rd Team: Mike Kelly - Center

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Nick Walters - Tight End 1st Team: Alex Bribriesco - Linebacker 1st Team: Dave Yoder - Defensive Back 1st Team: Justin Langan - Place Kicker 2nd Team: Rob Lawler - Defensive End 2nd Team: Jason Wenzel - Defensive Tackle

All-State Players Justin Langan - Place Kicker 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association David Yoder - Defensive Back 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Alex Bribriesco Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2000 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Justin Langan - Place Kicker/Punter Won Game: 17-14

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Alex Bribriesco, Abe Blair, J.J. Condon, Mike Kelly, Justin Langan, Nick Walters

Head Coach Merv Habenicht (29)

M.V.P. Alex Bribriesco - Linebacker

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Tom Freeman, Kevin Freking, Randy Scott, Aaron Wiley

Managers Emily Dahlby, Chad Hilmer, Kevin Hilmer, Melissa McArthur, Maggie Moore, Monica Sawyer, Kimberly Schlosser, Kristie Sullivan

Trainers Paul Flynn, Jill Schmitzer

Miscellaneous Information • Merv Habenicht, Bettendorf's head coach for 29 seasons (since the 1971 season), retires after the '99 campaign • Habenicht compiled a 227-71-1 record as Bettendorf's head coach while winning five (5) Class 4A state titles • Long-time assistant Randy Scott, with the Bulldog football program since 1976, is named new head coach • Mick McVey, a long-time middle school coach, was honored as one of several "Jr. High Coaches of the Year"

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Justin Langan

85 comp. / 154 att.

1496 yards, 12 TD, 4 INTS

Rushing

Andy Parker Matt Drinkall

174 carries for 1058 yards 151 carries for 851 yards

22 TD; 128 points 18 TD; 108 points

Pass Receiving

Nick Walters

38 catches for 713 yards

18.8 average; 8 TD

Kickoff Returns

Matt Drinkall

4 returns for 178 yards

44.5 average; 1 TD

Punt Returns

Andy Parker Dave Yoder

22 returns for 353 yards 13 returns for 174 yards

16.0 average; 1 TD 13.4 average; 2 TD

XP & FG

Justin Langan

47/51 extra points 9/13 field goals

74 points

Punting

Justin Langan

26 punts for 897 yards

34.5 average per punt

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2000 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-up — State Runner-up — 11-2 Record

ROW 1: M. Moore, E. Dahlby, S. Meyer, C. Stradt, B. Meinhardt, C. Cook, A. Binewald, A. Parker, C. Irvin, N. Coffey, Ma. Bradley, N. Topalian, D. Hanlon, J. Wakeland, J. Lowenberg, S. Barchman, M. Stokesberry. ROW 2: D. Kloft, S. Roth, C. Francisco, A. Jenkins, E. Busche, T. Leggett, B. Martin, A. Doerder, M. Sunderbruch, N. Cavill, A. Vesey, D. Hassell-Bennett, K. Wagner, D. DeFrates, R. Koehler, A. Arndt. ROW 3: N. Crane, C. Stull, M. Drinkall, J. Miller, A. Lamar, J. Guffey, J. Guild, A. McGuire, M. Karadsheh, A. Bribriesco, R. Zimmerman, C. Kennedy, Trainer Paul Flynn. ROW 4: E. Knudson, Head Coach Randy Scott, A. Dennis, E. Benjamin, D. Despeghel, D. Phillips, A. Gierke, T. Boline, A. Smith, M. Carstens, J. Virgil, B. Cook, K. Peterson, K. Annen, A. Dirks, Coach Robbie Furne, Coach Aaron Wiley. ROW 5: C. Taylor, Coach Gary Meyer, G. Stecker, J. Bice, J. Reckman, C. Jones, T. Hess, J. Zurinsky, T. Cini, M. Collins, P. Girskis, B. Flaherty, Z. Gabelmann, J. Kleinschmidt, M. Pizano, M. Goodwin, Coach Brian Barquist, BACK ROW: Athletic Director Mark Brooks, Coach Ron Egger, G. Stroyan, S. Bahr, J. Brown, J. Pauley, K. McVey, B. Cutright, J. Schabilion, K. Coleman, M. Thompson, M. Sellers, R. Voelliger, P. Girskis, R. Johnson, Coach Kevin Freking, Coach Chad Remmert.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 48, Clinton 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport Central 7 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 17, Pleasant Valley 7 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 38, North Scott 21 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 40, Davenport West 6 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 55, Davenport North 13 Week #7: (L) Bettendorf 7, Davenport Assumption 16 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 31, Burlington 0 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 31, Muscatine 10

Davenport Assumption... 9-0 / 10-1 Bettendorf... 8-1 / 11-2 North Scott... 6-3 / 6-4 Pleasant Valley... 6-3 / 6-4 Clinton... 5-4 / 5-4 Muscatine... 5-4 / 5-4 Davenport West... 3-6 / 3-6 Burlington... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport Central... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport North... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 41, North Scott 14 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dav't Assumption 19 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 21, Iowa City High 0 State Championship: (L) Bettendorf 28, WDM Dowling 35

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Brian Cutright - Tight End 1st Team: Jake Miller - Center 1st Team: Andy Parker - Running Back 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team:

1st Team: Jon Zurinsky - Noseguard 1st Team: Ryan Voelliger - Back 1st Team: Kirk Peterson - Back

Matt Drinkall - Wide Receiver Drew Dennis - Tackle Paul Girskis - Tackle John Schabilion - Guard Nick Cavill - Quarterback Brian Cutright - Punter Jess Lowenberg- Place Kicker

2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team:

Taylor Hess - End John Kleinschmidt - Tackle Mike Sunderbruch - Tackle Zach Gabelmann - Linebacker Kyle Wagner - Linebacker Aaron Jenkins - Back

Honorable Mention: Danny Phillips - End Honorable Mention: Brent Martin - Guard Honorable Mention: Mike Pizano - Running Back

All-State Players Jon Zurinsky - Noseguard 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Brian Cutright - Tight End 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Andy Parker - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Jake Miller - Center 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association John Schabilion - Offensive Guard Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association Nick Cavill - Quarterback Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Matt Drinkall - Wide Receiver Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Zach Gabelman - Linebacker Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Kirk Peterson - Defensive Back Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Ryan Voelliger - Defensive Back Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association

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Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Brian Cutright, John Kleinschmidt, Andy Parker, Jake Miller, John Schabilion

Head Coach Randy Scott (1)

M.V.P. Brian Cutright - Tight End

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Kevin Freking, Greg Meyer, Chad Remmert, Aaron Wiley

Managers Tayna Adrian, Rebecca Downes, Josh Duncan, Chuck Mayberry, Jaymie Murphy

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson, Zach Christensen (ST), Kelsie Sass (ST), Ross Koehler (ST)

Miscellaneous Information • 1st year head coach Randy Scott led Bettendorf to their 7th title game appearance since 1980 • The 2000 title game marked the 20-year anniversary of the Dawg's first-ever 4A title game appearance • Bettendorf vs. WDM Dowling in 2000 was rematch of the 1987 state title game in which Bettendorf won, 7-6 • Former Head Coach Merv Habenicht was the runner-up for Quad City Times “Quad City Coach of the Century”

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Nick Cavill

130 comp. / 213 att.

1827 yards, 25 TD, 7 INT

Rushing

Andy Parker

318 carries for 1850 yards

23 TD; 138 points

Pass Receiving

Dan Phillips Brian Cutright

38 catches for 575 yards 36 catches for 581 yards

15.1 average; 16 TD 16.1 average; 10 TD

Kickoff Returns

Andy Parker Matt Drinkall

12 returns for 401 yards 7 returns for 231 yards

33.4 average 33.0 average

XP & FG

Jess Lowenberg

55/58 extra points 4/5 field goals

81 points

Punting

Brian Cutright

39 punts for 1442 yards

37.0 average

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Mississippi Athletic Champions — Semifinalist — 11-1 Record

ROW 1: Chris Hieggelke, Sarah Barchman, Andrew Dirks, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Knudson, Justin Pauley, Ross Koehler, Megan Stokesberry. ROW 2: Doug DeFrates, Cory Stradt, Jess Lowenberg, Andrew Bribriesco, Eric Miller, David Smith, Anthony Bribriesco, Jeff Wakeland, Casey Ervin, Garth Meinhart, Shaun Skahill. ROW 3: Tony Camarena, Robbie Zimmerman, Mike Bradley, Head Coach Scott, Coach Chad Remmert, Coach Greg Meyer, Coach Aaron Wiley, Coach Kevin Freking, Coach Kevin Wojkovicz, Chris Fuller, Chad Walters. ROW 4: Aaron Jenkins, Chris Cook, Mike Sunderbruch, Mitch Williams, Andy Bindewald, Adam Lamar, Malik Karadsheh, Marcus McGowan, Josh Guffey, Erik Busche. ROW 5: Travis Legget, Alvin Vesey, Jeff Guild, Kris Gowan, Brandon Yoder, Shawn Meyer, Craig Jones, Greg Stecker, Paul Girskis, Zach Gablemann. ROW 6: Pat Girskis, Paul Gellhaus, David Anderson, Mike Carstens, Craig Francisco, Chris Joens, Bobby Flaherty, Neil Crane, Justin Brown. ROW 7: Sean McVey, Shawn Robinson, Stu Turnquist, Brad Cook, Jeff Reckman, Tim Haskins, Ryan Johnson, Matt Thompson, Mike Collins, Kevin McVey.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 61, Clinton 19 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 38, Davenport Central 10 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 34, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 21, North Scott 20 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 60, Davenport West 13 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 34, Davenport North 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dav’t Assumption 19 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 31, Burlington 21 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 31, Muscatine 9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dav’t Assumption 7 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 34, Muscatine 0 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 7, Iowa City West 41

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 11-1 Burlington... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport Assumption... 7-2 / 7-3 Muscatine... 6-3 / 7-4 North Scott... 5-4 / 5-4 Pleasant Valley... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport North... 3-6 / 3-6 Clinton... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport Central... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8

M.A.C. Co-Player of the Year Zach Gabelmann

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All-Conference Players :: Offense :: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team:

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

Paul Girskis - Lineman Kevin McVey - Lineman Anthony Bribriesco - Running Back Zach Gabelmann - Running Back Jess Lowenberg - Punter

1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team: 1st Team:

2nd Team: Erick Busche - Lineman

Greg Stecker - End Craig Jones - End Mike Sunderbruch - Lineman Zach Gabelmann - Linebacker Aaron Jenkins - Back

2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team: 2nd Team:

3rd Team: Brad Cook - Lineman 3rd Team: Shawn Meyer - Wide Receiver Honorable Mention: Josh Guffey - Quarterback Honorable Mention: Malik Karadsheh - Wide Receiver Honorable Mention: Jeff Wakeland - Wide Receiver

Adam LaMar - Lineman Pat Girskis - Linebacker Mike Collins - Back Jess Lowenberg - Kicker

3rd Team: David Anderson - Linebacker 3rd Team: Chris Cook - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense ::

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Paul Girskis - Lineman 1st Team: Anthony Bribriesco - Running Back

1st Team: Mike Sunderbruch - Lineman 1st Team: Zach Gabelmann - Linebacker 1st Team: Aaron Jenkins - Back

2nd Team: Kevin McVey - Lineman Honorable Mention: Brad Cook - Lineman Honorable Mention: Shawn Meyer - Wide Receiver Honorable Mention: Josh Guffey - Quarterback

Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention:

Greg Stecker - End Craig Jones - End Adam Lamar - Lineman Pat Girskis - Linebacker

All-State Players Zach Gabelmann - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register Jess Lowenberg - Punter 1st Team - Des Moines Register Anthony Bribriesco - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register Mike Sunderbrunch - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Kevin McVey - Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association Paul Girskis - Offensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register

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All-State Players (cont.) Greg Stecker - Defensive End Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Aaron Jenkins - Defensive Back Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association

2002 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Zach Gabelmann - Linebacker Lost Game: 19-9

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Head Coach Randy Scott (2)

Captains Anthony Bribriesco, Zach Gabelmann, Paul Girskis, Josh Guffey, Mike Sunderbruch

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Kevin Freking, Greg Meyer, Chad Remmert, Aaron Wiley, Kevin Wojtkiewicz

M.V.P. Anthony Bribriesco - Running Back Managers Sarah Barchman, Emily Dahlby, Chris Hieggelke, Ross Koehler, Justin Pauley, Megan Stokesberry

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson

Miscellaneous Information • For the 11th time in school history, a Bettendorf squad finished the regular season unbeaten • Running Back Anthony Bribiesco became just the second Bulldog to ever rush for 2,000 or more yards in a season • The 2001 squad was the fifth team since 1989 to lose in the Semifinals

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Rushing

Anthony Bribiesco

329 carries for 2072 yards

26 TDs; 6.3 avg.

Punt Returns

Jeff Wakeland

12 returns for 194 yards

1 TD; 16.2 avg.

XP & FG

Jess Lowenberg

46/49 XP; 7/9 FG; Long: 47

67 total points

Punting

Jess Lowenberg

31 punts for 1209 yards

Long: 55; 39.0 avg.

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State Runner-up — 10-3 Record

ROW 1: Trainer J. Clark, Trainer K. Sass, W. Hegwein, J. Wakeland, S. Rizzo, H. Anderson, R. Downes, K. Garrett, D. Smith, T. Marshall, Trainer R. Koehler, Trainer M. Stokesberry. ROW 2: Trainer C. Bassler, C. Mahoski, B. Cooperman, C. Erwvin, J. Welsh, A. Behrends, M. Kingsley, N. Brandt, D. Westlund, D. Conner, M. Kalber, Trainer E. Ikoba. ROW 3: Trainer Eric Knudson, E. Messiah, J. March, C. Stradt, Coach Greg Meyer, Coach Brian Barquist, Coach Kevin Freking, Head Coach Randy Scott, Coach Aaron Wiley, Coach Kevin Wojtkiewics, M. Bradley, D. Larimer, A. Vesey, Trainer Paul Flynn. ROW 4: D. Anderson, T. Langford, B. Steele, G. Reckman, J. Harris, J. Schwertman, E. Busche, M. Wiliams, C. Francisco, C. Cook. ROW 5: P. Gellhaus, M. Carstens, P. Quail, B. Yoder, K. Gowan, N. Crane, B. Cook, P. Girskis, B. Hart. ROW 6: S. McVey, Q. McVey, R. Johnson, I. Nelson, J. Gabelmann, K. Schieberl, R. McCable, S. Robinson, D. Budd, R. Walker.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (L) Bettendorf 10, Pleasant Valley 17 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 28 North Scott 7 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 44, Davenport West 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 44, Davenport North 7 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 10, Davenport Assumption 13 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 41, Burlington 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 17 Muscatine 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 30, Clinton 12 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 48, Davenport Central 12

Davenport Assumption... 9-0/ 10-1 Pleasant Valley... 7-2 / 7-3 Bettendorf... 7-2 / 10-3 Muscatine... 6-3 / 6-4 North Scott... 6-3 / 6-3 Davenport North... 4-5 / 4-5 Clinton... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport Central... 2-7 / 2-7 Burlington... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport West... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 42, Pleasant Valley 6 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 29, Dav't Assumption 19 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 24, Iowa City West 7 State Championship: (L) Bettendorf 3, WDM Valley 23

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Brad Cook - Center 1st Team: Jeff Wakeland - Wide Receiver

1st Team: Mark Carstens - Tackle 1st Team: Brian Stelly - Tackle 1st Team: Pat Girskis - Linebacker 1st Team: Alvin Vesey - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense & Defense :: 1st Team: Mark Carstens - Defensive Tackle 1st Team: Pat Girskis - Linebacker

All-State Players Pat Girskis - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Will Hegwein - Placekicker 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Mark Carstens - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Chris Cook - Defensive Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register Brad Cook - Center 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Honorable Mention - Iowa Newspaper Association Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2003 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Pat Girskis - Linebacker Lost Game: 31-24

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Erick Busche, Brad Cook, Chris Cook, Pat Girskis, Ryan Johnson, Alvin Vesey

Coaches & Trainers Head Coach Randy Scott (3)

M.V.P. Pat Girskis - Linebacker

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Kevin Freking, Greg Meyer, Aaron Wiley, Kevin Wojkiewicz

Managers

Trainers

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C. Bassler, J. Clark, R. Koehler, C. Ikoba, K. Sass, M. Stokesberry

Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson

Miscellaneous Information • Jeff Wakeland tied a school record with 3 TD receptions vs. Davenport West • Although Bettendorf finished in 3rd place in the M.A.C., they avenged both regular-season losses during playoffs • The Dawg's lost to WDM Valley marked only the third time in school history a team lost in the state title game • To date, Hila Anderson (#12) is the only female to play and letter in varsity football at BHS

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Neil Crane

81 comp. / 170 att. for 1140 yards

11 TDs; 9 INT

Receiving

Jeff Wakeland

24 rec. for 391 yards

16.3 avg.

Rushing

Alivn Vesey Tim Jackson

N/A 366 yards

12 TDs N/A

Kick Returns

Jeff Wakeland

14 returns for 380 yards

1 TD; 27.1 avg.

Punting

Kris Gowan

53 punts for 1946 yards

Long: 67; 36.7 avg.

XP & FG

Will Hegwein

43/43 XP; 9/9 XP; Long=45

70 total points

Tackles

Pat Girskis

122 total tackles

12 T.F.L.; 6 blocked punts

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Mississippi Athletic Champions — Quarterfinalist — 9-2 Record

ROW 1: Manager Rebecca Downes, Adam Hebbel, Luke Andrusyk, Kyle Rose, Matt Kingsley, Paul Rashid, Sean Rizzo, Tim Camerena, Jordan Brenner, Brent Troy, Student Trainer Zach Christensen. ROW 2: Manager Ana Navarro, Student Trainer Kelsie Sass, Trainer Paul Flynn, Nick Brandt, Andy Bertram, Adam Behrends, Terry Tipp, Chris Mahoski, Billy Cooperman, Alex Thomas, Matt Gowan, Dan Halfman, Mark Wallace, Nick Correy, Manager Josh Duncan. ROW 3: Tanya Adrian, Jaymie Murphy, Chuck Mayberry, Max Kalber, Coach Brian Barquist, Coach Kevin Wojkiewicz, Coach Matt Drinkall, Head Coach Randy Scott, Coach Aaron Wiley, Coach Mic Seifert, Coach Kevin Freking, Justin Welsh, Euseph Messiah, Trainer Eric Knudson, Student Trainer Ross Koehler. ROW 4: Paker Quail, Pat Angerer, Greg Reckman, Donnie Conner, Tim Jackson, Jake Carter, Mike Ward, Chris Walker, Drew Berrie. ROW 5: Jack Festing-Smith, Isiah Stephens, Thomas Davis, Chris Ivory, Tom Langford, Justin Priesser, Ryan Fick, Bryan Hart, Troy Zimmerman, Jacob Gabelmann. ROW 6: Derek Vienne, Quinn McVey, Ryan McCabe, Kyle Schieberl, Dan Schmidt, Andrew Pitz, Nick Palczynski, Jeff Bitter, Adam Serrano, Chris Fall. Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 19, Pleasant Valley 7 Week #2: (L) Bettendorf 13, North Scott 25 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 29, Davenport West 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 47, Davenport North 6 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 33, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 41, Burlington 14 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 16, Muscatine 13 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 33, Clinton 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 33, Davenport Central 0

Bettendorf... 8-1 / 9-2 Muscatine... 8-1 / 10-2 Pleasant Valley... 7-2 / 7-3 Davenport Assumption... 6-3 / 6-3 North Scott... 6-3 / 6-3 Clinton... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 3-6 / 3-6 Burlington... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport Central... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 42, Dubuque Hempstead 21 Quarterfinals: (L) Bettendorf 3, Muscatine 10

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

1st Team: Tommy Langford - Tackle 1st Team: Parker Quail - Tackle 1st Team: Pat Angerer - Linebacker 1st Team: Tim Jackson - Back

1st Team: Greg Reckman - Tackle 1st Team: Quinn McVey - Center 1st Team: Chris Mahoski - Kicker 2nd Team: Jeff Bitter - Tight End 2nd Team: Chris Ivory - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Euseph Messiah - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Ryan Fick - Quarterback 2nd Team: Tim Jackson - Running Back

2nd Team: Adam Behrends - Back

Quad City All-Metro Players 1st Team: Greg Reckman - Offensive Lineman 1st Team: Pat Angerer - Linebacker 2nd Team: Chris Ivory - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Parker Quail - Defensive End 2nd Team: Tim Jackson - Defensive Back

All-State Players Pat Angerer - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Greg Reckman - Offensive Lineman 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Donnie Connor - Punter 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Jacob Gabelmann – Offensive Lineman Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2004 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Tom Langford - Defensive Tackle Lost Game: 38-33

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Tommy Langford, Euseph Messiah, Parker Quail, Sean Rizzo

M.V.P. Tommy Langford - Defensive Tackle Pat Angerer - Linebacker

Coaches & Trainers Head Coach Randy Scott (4) Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Matt Drinkall, Kevin Freking, Mic Seifert, Aaron Wiley, Kevin Wojkiewicz

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Managers Tayna Adrian, Rebecca Downes, Josh Duncan, Chuck Mayberry, Jaymie Murphy

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson, Student Trainers: Zach Christensen, Kelsie Sass, Ross Koehler

Miscellaneous Information • The Dawgs won the M.A.C. championship for the 8th time in school history • Linebacker Pat Angerer set new records for tackles in a season (197) and in a game (25) • For only the second time in school history, a Bettendorf squad lost in the Quarterfinals • For only the second time in school history, two players tied for Team M.V.P. honors

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Ryan Fick

94/174 for 1,269 yards

14 TDs; 10 INTs

Pass Receiving

Chris Ivory Euseph Messiah

32 rec. for 597 yards 34 rec. for 448 yards

9 TDs; 18.7 avg. 3 TDs; 13.3 avg.

Rushing

Tim Jackson

163 carries for 853 yards

5.2 avg.

Punting

Donnie Conner

37 punts for 1,384 yards

37.4 avg.; 54 longest

Kicking

Donnie Conner

25/28 PATs

25 points

Scoring TDs

Tim Jackson Chris Ivory

11 TDs 10 TDs

66 points 60 points

Punt Returns

Tim Jackson

29 returns for 399 yards

13.8 avg.

Tackles

Pat Angerer

197 tackles

25 tackles vs. Clinton

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2004 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — State Champions — 13-0 Record #25 National Ranking by Prep Nation 101

#32 National Ranking by Student Sports

ROW 1: Josh Duncan (Manager), John Davis, Justin Stoltenberg, Cam Schwerdtfeger, Tim Camarena, Heather Berg (Trainer), Kayla Schneider (Trainer), Michelle Meyer (Trainer). ROW 2: Brandon Berg (Trainer), Allen Edwards (Trainer), Steve Lampe (Assistant Coach), Tommy Takacs, Mondo Rodriguez, Brent Troy, Heyden Henning, Justice Gondwe (Manager), Gabe Tisue, Jordan Brenner, Alex Sieg, Eric Knudson (Trainer). ROW 3: Nick Correy, Mike Gealy, Chris Mahoski, Alex Thomas, Matt Drinkell (Assistant Coach), Aaron Wiley (Assistant Coach), Kevin Freking (Assistant Coach), Randy Scott (Head Coach), Kevin Wojtkiewicz (Assistant Coach), Brian Barquist (Assistant Coach), Luke Andrusyk, Tim Jackson, Tyler Holle, Mark Wallace. ROW 4: Joel Jacobsen, Mike McAnally, Terry Tipp, Chuck Mayberry, Andy Bertram, Thomas Gissel, Dan Halfman, Greg Reckman, Pat Angerer, Kyle Merten , Matt Kline. ROW 4: Troy Zimmerman, Mike Hayward, Justin Preisser, Chris Walker, Ryan Fick, Chris Ivory, Jonathan Brenner, Thomas Davis, Matt Gowan, Drew Berrie, Zach Young, Isiah Stevens. ROW 6: Derek Vienne, Mike Tharp, Tim Dunlavy, Andrew Pitz, Dan Schmidt, Jack Festing-Smith, John Martell, Nick Palczynski, Jeff Bitter, Quinn McVey, Chris Fall. NOT PICTURED: Colin Sandeman, Paul Flynn (Trainer).

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 42, Pleasant Valley 3 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 41, North Scott 3 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 42, Davenport West 6 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 59, Davenport North 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 42, Dav’t Assumption 24 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 55, Burlington 7 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 38, Muscatine 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 42, Clinton 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 45, Davenport Central 14

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 13-0 Davenport Assumption... 7-2 / 8-3 Pleasant Valley... 7-2 / 7-3 Muscatine... 6-3 / 6-4 North Scott... 6-3 / 6-3 Burlington... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport Central... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport West... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Clinton... 1-8 / 1-8

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 21, Pleasant Valley 6 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 31, Dav’t Assumption 7 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 35, Iowa City High 14 State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 34, WDM Valley 22

M.A.C. Coach of the Year Randy Scott M.A.C. Player of the Year Tim Jackson

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All-Conference Players :: Offense :: 1st Team: Greg Reckman - Tackle 1st Team: Quinn McVey - Center 1st Team: Ryan Fick - Quarterback 1st Team: Tim Jackson - Running Back 1st Team: Chris Ivory - Receiver 1st Team: Chris Mahoski - Kicker

All-Conference Players :: Defense :: 1st Team: Chuck Mayberry - End 1st Team: Chris Walker - End 1st Team: Jack Festing-Smith - Tackle 1st Team: Pat Angerer - Linebacker 1st Team: Matt Gowan - Back 2nd Team: Mike Gealy - Tackle 2nd Team: Luke Andruskyk - Linebacker 2nd Team: Troy Zimmerman - Back 2nd Team: Mike Hayward - Punter

2nd Team: Jeff Bitter - End 2nd Team: Dan Halfman - OL 2nd Team: Nick Palczynski - OL

3rd Team: Kyle Merten - Defensive Back

All-State Players Pat Angerer - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Tim Jackson - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Greg Reckman - Offensive Lineman 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Chris Mahoski - Place Kicker 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Chris Ivory - Wide Receiver 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Ryan Fick - Quarterback 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Chuck Mayberry - Defensive End 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Quinn McVey - Offensive Lineman 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Troy Zimmerman - Defensive Back Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2005 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Pat Angerer - Linebacker Lost Game: 24-17 Named "Defensive M.V.P."

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Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains N/A

Head Coach Randy Scott (5)

M.V.P. Tim Jackson - Running Back

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Matt Drinkall, Kevin Freking, Steve Lampe, Aaron Wiley, Kevin Wojkiewicz

Managers Josh Duncan, Justice Gondwe

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson

Student Trainers Heather Berg, Brandon Berg, Allen Edwards, Michelle Meyer, Kayla Schneider

Miscellaneous Information • The Dawgs were ranked #1 during the entire season • Bettendorf earned final national rankings of #25 by Prep Nation 101 and American Monthly Football • The Bulldogs also earned a national ranking of #32 by Student Sports • Running back Tim Jackson set M.A.C. record for scoring with 33 touchdowns/198 points • Tim Jackson selected to play in Max Emfinger All-American Classic Bowl game in Shreveport, LA • Head Coach Randy Scott named as M.A.C.’s “Coach of the Year” • Randy Scott named "SE Coach of the Year" and "Class 4A Coach of the Year" by IFCA • Aaron Wiley earned "Assistant Coach of the Year" honors by the Iowa Football Coaches Association • Tim Jackson named "Class 4A Player of the Year" by the Des Moines Register & "Red Zone Player of the Year" • Linebacker Pat Angerer named "Class 4A Player of the Year" by the Iowa Newspaper Association • Bettendorf ended WDM Valley's 30-game winning streak and bid for a 3rd-straight 4A title • The 13-0 record marked only the 4th time in school history a team went unbeaten since playoffs began in 1972

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Ryan Fick

86 comp. / 174 att. for 2167 yards

25 TDs; 7 INT

Receiving

Chris Ivory Tim Jackson

45 rec. for 970 yards 31 rec. for 674 yards

13 TDs; 21. 6 avg. 10 TDs; 21.7 avg.

Rushing

Tim Jackson

204 carries for 1254 yards

31 TDs; 6.1 avg.

Punt Returns

Tim Jackson

26 returns for 508 yards

4 TDs; 19.5 avg.

Kickoff Returns

Tim Jackson Chris Ivory

9 returns for 331 yards 4 returns for 147 yards

2 TDs; 36.8 avg. 1 TD; 36.8 avg.

XP & FG

Chris Mahoski

69 XP made; 8 FG made; Long: 47

93 total points

Punting

Mike Hayward

25 punts for 815 yards

Long: 51; 32.6 avg.

Tackles

Pat Angerer

128 tackles; 8 QB sacks

21 tackles for loss

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2005 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-up — 1st Round Qualifier — 8-2 Record

ROW 1: N. Cobb, M. Miller, A. Edwards, Z. Elges, Coach S. Lampe, M. Thune, H. Meyer, D. Cook. ROW 2: Trainer E. Knudson, J. Wagner, J. Stoltenberg, Coach J. Girsch, Coach A. Wiley, Coach M. Drinkall, Head Coach Randy Scott, Coach B. Jurevitz, Coach B. Barquist, T. Pierotti, C. Schwerdtfeger, Trainer P. Flynn. ROW 3: M. Henning, J. Tincher, B. Remold, T. Huges, G. Friemel, G. Tisue, C. Andes, C. Stul, Z. Christensen, D. Gold, T. Takacs, T. Gissel. ROW 4: M. Gealy, B. Lewis, A. Krulik, D. Rungo, M. Schabilion, JJ Meyer, M. Clarahan, C. LaBath, J. Newberry, T. Robbins, T. Holle, C. Sandeman, J. Gabelmann. ROW 5: M. Tharp, S. Flynn, C. Bitter, C. Owen, AJ Parades, Z. Young, S. Mosbrucker, M. Kline, J. Jacobsen, G. Stroh, M. Hayward, T. Dunlavy.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 34, Pleasant Valley 14 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 33, North Scott 24 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 41, Davenport West 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 49, Davenport North 7 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 17, Davenport Assumption 21 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 56, Burlington 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 52, Muscatine 13 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 27, Clinton 6 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 31, Davenport Central 10

Davenport Assumption... 9-0 / 10-1 Bettendorf... 8-1 / 8-2 North Scott... 7-2 / 7-3 Clinton... 6-3 / 6-4 Pleasant Valley... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport West... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 3-6 / 3-6 Muscatine... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 1-8 / 1-8 Burlington... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (L) Bettendorf 13, Iowa City High 17

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Mike Hayward - Quarterback 1st Team: Tim Dunlavy - End 1st Team: Colin Sandeman - Receiver 1st Team: Mike Hayward - Punter

1st Team: Mike Gealy - Lineman 1st Team: Billy Lewis - Linebacker 1st Team: Tyler Holle - Back 2nd Team: Greg Stroh - End 2nd Team: Josh Gabelman - Tackle 2nd Team: Caleb Andes - Linebacker

2nd Team: Joel Jacobson - Lineman 2nd Team: Gabe Tisue - Running Back 2nd Team: Tyler Holle - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Billy Rembold - Kicker

3rd Team: Tyler Pierotti - Back

All-State Players Colin Sandeman - Wide Receiver 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Mike Gealy - Defensive Lineman 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Josh - Gabelman - Linebacker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Mike Hayward - Punter & Quarterback 2nd Team - Des Moines Register [Punter] 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association [Quarterback] Tim Dunlavy – Tight End Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2006 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Mike Gealy - Defensive Tackle Won Game: 20-0

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Head Coach Randy Scott (6)

Captains Mike Gealy, Mike Hayward, Tyler Holler, Joel Jacobson, Billy Lewis, Mike Tharp

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Matt Drinkall, Steve Lampe, Joe Girsch, Bob Jurevitz, Aaron Wiley

M.V.P. Mike Gealy - Defensive Tackle

Trainers Paul Flynn

Managers Nicole Cobb, Danielle Cook, Alan Edwards, Nicole Dickensen, Eric Knudsen, Holly Meyer, Michelle Meyer, Megan Miller

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Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf's 2 losses were by a combined 8 points by opponents within the last 2 minutes of each game

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Mike Hayward

100 comp. / 163 att. for 1686 yards

23 TDs; 8 INT

Pass Receiving

Colin Sandeman Tyler Holle

44 rec. for 810 yards 35 rec. for 416 yards

16 TDs; 18.4 avg. 4 TDs; 16.6 avg.

Rushing

Gabe Tisue

173 carries for 858 yards

4.9 avg.

Punt Returns

Colin Sandeman

25 returns for 588 yards

4 TDs; 23.5 avg.

Kickoff Returns

Tyler Pierotti

6 returns for 223 yards

1 TD; 37.2 avg.

XP & FG

Billy Rembold

65 PATs made; 7 FG made; Long: 44

86 total points

Punting

Mike Hayward

36 punts for 1260 yards

Long: 53; 35.0 avg.

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2006 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-up — Semifinalist — 10-2 Record

ROW 1: Megan Miller, Marcus Wilburn, Ian Dryg, Jared Masterson, Jake Eikenberry, Britney Saunders, Michelle Meyer. ROW 2: Coach Lampe, Tyler Huges, Ben Kay, Pat Dittmer, Nick Whitty, Devin Smith, Caleb Andes, Tyler Pierotti, John Meloy, Matt Ryan, Justin Wagner, Marty Dittmer, Cam Stull, Eric Knudson, Holly Meyer. ROW 3: Zach Elges, Alan Edwards, James Martell, Eric Speidel, Billy Rembold, Kevin Freking, Brian Barquist, Aaron Wiley, Randy Scott, Ron Egger, Joe Girsch, Grant Friemel, Sean Soseman, Milton Wells, Jr. ROW 4: Josh Newbery, Conor Ryan, Andy Krulik, Dough Smith, Garret Scott, Anthony Losasso, Chris Peterson, Ben Chestunt, Tyler Robbins, JJ Meyer, David Brooks, Steve Chitwood. ROW 5: Mitch Overstreet, Pete Kalber, AJ Parades, Seth Mosbrucker, Heath Westerkamp, Brad Teplicky, Dan Bettenhausen, Mike Clarahan, Josh Gabelmann, Colin Sandeman, Billy Lewis, Troy Rorer. ROW 6: Joe Jorgensen, Steve Flynn, Chris Bitter, Jeff Beck, Jon VanDyke, Chris Piersall, Greg Stroh, Chad Owen, Andrew Wier, Adam Coleman, Danny Tharp.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 54, Davenport West 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 61, Davenport North 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 22, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 35, Burlington 7 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 36, Muscatine 13 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 40, Clinton 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 49, Davenport Central 15 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 31, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #9: (L) Bettendorf 0, North Scott 17 Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 39, Muscatine 13 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 22, Iowa City High 12 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 14, Cedar Rapids Xavier 21

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings North Scott... 9-0 / 9-1 Bettendorf... 8-1 / 10-2 Muscatine... 7-2 / 7-3 Davenport Assumption... 6-3 / 6-3 Clinton... 4-5 / 4-5 Burlington... 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport Central... 2-7 / 2-7 Pleasant Valley... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8

M.A.C. Player of the Year Colin Sandeman

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

1st Team: Billy Lewis - End 1st Team: Josh Gabelmann - Tackle 1st Team: Adam Coleman - Tackle 1st Team: Caleb Andes - Linebacker

1st Team: Steve Flynn - Tackle 1st Team: Colin Sandeman - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Jake Eikenberry - Running Back 2nd Team: Mitch Overstreet - Tight End 2nd Team: Chris Bitter - Lineman 2nd Team: Seth Mosbrucker - Lineman

2nd Team: Greg Stroh - End 2nd Team: Grant Freimel - Linebacker 2nd Team: Anthony Losasso - Linebacker 2nd Team: Garrett Scott - Back 2nd Team: Tyler Robbins - Back 2nd Team: Tyler Pierotti - Back

3rd Team: Danny Tharp - Quarterback 3rd Team: Jared Masterson - Running Back 3rd Team: Mike Clarahan - Lineman 3rd Team: Colin Sandeman - Punter 3rd Team: Andy Krulik - Kicker

All-State Players Colin Sandeman - Wide Receiver 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Josh Gabelmann - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Steve Flynn - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Adam Coleman - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Caleb Andes - Linebacker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Garrett Scott - Defensive Back 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Chris Bitter – Offensive Lineman Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2007 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Colin Sandeman – Wide Receiver Won Game: 24-7

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Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Head Coach Randy Scott (7)

Captains Caleb Andes, Steve Flynn, Josh Gabelmann, Billy Lewis, Tyler Pierotti, Colin Sandeman

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Ron Egger, Kevin Freking, Joe Girsch, Steve Lampe, Aaron Wiley

M.V.P. Josh Gabelmann - Defensive Tackle Managers Nicole Dickenson, Alan Edwards, Holly Meyer, Michelle Meyer, Megan Miller, Briteny Saunders

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson

Miscellaneous Information • The Dawgs were ranked #1 during the regular season Weeks 2-9 • Bettendorf outscored opponents 403-98 • Offensive average = 33.6 points per game • Defensive average = 8.2 points per game • The Bulldog defense had 5 shutouts and only allowed an average of 64.6 yards rushing per game • 50 QB sacks were recorded by the defense = new team record • WR Colin Sandeman broke a new team records with 85 career receptions • DT Josh Gabelmann set a new career QB sack record with 24 • For the 7th straight season, the Bulldogs qualified for the playoffs under head coach Randy Scott • Bettendorf's loss in semifinal game resulted from 96-yard fumble recovery TD with less than 2 minutes remaining

• Offensive Coordinator Brian Barquist earned Class 4A "Assistant Coach of the Year" honors by the IFCA

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Danny Tharp Colin Sandeman

77 comp. / 126 att. 4 comp. / 10 att.

1362 yards, 13 TD, 2 INT 35 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT

Rushing

Jake Eikenberry Colin Sandeman Jared Masterson

206 carries for 1003 yards 34 carries for 365 yards 70 carries for 306 yards

14 TD, 4.0 avg., 84 points 5 TD, 10.7 avg., 30 points 7 TD, 5.4 avg., 42 points

Receiving

Colin Sandeman Mitch Overstreet Billy Rembold

26 rec. for 534 yards 19 rec. for 223 yards 17 rec. for 211 yards

6 TD; 20.5 average 3 TD; 11.7 average 2 TD; 12.4 average

All-Purpose Yards

Colin Sandeman Jake Eikenberry Tyler Pierotti Jared Masterson

1339 yards 1109 yards 391 yards 378 yards

86 points 96 points 0 points 42 points

Punting

Colin Sandeman Joe Jorgenseon

30 punts for 1079 yards 17 punts for 626 yards

36.0 average 36.8 average

XP & FG

Andy Krulik

32 XP made; 2/6 FG

33 longest FG; 38 points

Kickoff Returns

Tyler Pierotti Anthony Losasso

9 returns for 241 yards 6 returns for 111 yards

26.8 average 18.5 average

Punt Returns

Colin Sandeman Tyler Pierotti

20 returns for 375 yards 4 returns for 46 yards

2 TD; 18.8 average 11.5 average

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Tyler Robbins

5 returns for 51 yards

10.2 average

Tackles

Caleb Andes Anthony Losasso Josh Gabelmann Grant Friemel Adam Coleman

104 tackles, 5 QB sacks 98 tackles, 7 QB sacks 96 tackles, 16 QB sacks 79 tackles, 1 QB sack 77 tackles, 7 QB sacks

61 solos, 53 assists 55 solos, 43 assists 57 solos, 39 assists 56 solos, 23 assists 34 solos, 43 assists

Interceptions

Garrett Scott Tyler Robbins

7 interceptions 4 interceptions

Return yards??? Return yards???

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2007 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — State Champions — 13-0 Record #30 National Ranking by MaxPreps

“Best Team in Iowa” by Sports Illustrated

FRONT: Trainer Britney Saunders, Chris Peterson, Corey Roper, Andrew Sommer, Louie Mangieri, Matt Vercillo, Jared Masterson, Jake Eikenberry, Ian Dryg, Mike Moon, Issac Plamoottil, Shun Uno, Trainer Natalie Bressert. ROW 2: Coach Lampe, Chad Snyder, Joey Morrissey, Nick Fricke, John Meloy, Eric Speidel, Robert Fuller, Nick Whitty, Marty Dittmer, Alex Schwerdtfeger, James Martell, Sean Soseman, Ben Chestnut. ROW 3: Trainer Eric Knudson, Andrew Martin, Billy Rembold, Coach Kevin Freking, Coach Joe Girsch, Coach Aaron Wiley, Head Coach Randy Scott, Coach Jeff Girsch, Coach Brian Barquist, Coach Alex Sierk, Todd Wadkins, Mitch Jurevitz, Dan Bettenhausen, Trainer Paul Flynn. ROW 4: Bryce Sandry, Brad Teplicky, Ian Keller, Jake Fenton, Anthony Losasso, Garrett Scott, Conor Ryan, Andrew Slifka, David Brooks, Troy Hess. ROW 5: Nathan Meyer, Pete Kalber, Carter Ridenour, Tanner McCutcheon, Brandon Moon, Casey Nabb, Chris Piersall, Pat Brown, Seth Mosbrucker, Ryan Peterman, Ben Palczynski, Jeff Beck. ROW 6: Kyle Lichtenberg, Matt Potter, Adam Coleman, Mitch Overstreet, Nick Raymon, Andrew Wier, Alex Sedgwick, Nick Griebel, John VanDyke, Travis Yets, Danny Tharp.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 62, Davenport West 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 50, Davenport North 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 21, Dav’t Assumption 13 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 49, Burlington 20 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 47, Muscatine 10 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 49, Clinton 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 56, Davenport Central 14 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 49, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 35, North Scott 6 Class 4A Playoffs 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 35, Iowa City High 28 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 35, Dav't Assumption 14 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 6, Cedar Falls 3 (OT) State Championship: (W) Bettendorf 21, Ankeny 16

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 13-0 Davenport Assumption... 8-1 / 9-2 Muscatine... 7-2 / 7-3 North Scott... 6-3 / 6-3 Burlington... 5-4 / 5-4 Clinton... 3-6 / 3-6 Pleasant Valley... 3-6 / 3-6 Davenport North... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport Central... 1-8 / 1-8

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Jake Eikenberry - Running Back 1st Team: Billy Rembold - Wide Receiver 1st Team: Mitch Overstreet - Tight End 1st Team: Dan Bettenhausen - Lineman 1st Team: Seth Mosbrucker - Lineman

1st Team: Pete Kabler - End 1st Team: Adam Coleman - Tackle 1st Team: Anthony Losasso - Linebacker 1st Team: Garrett Scott - Back 1st Team: Doug Smith - Back

2nd Team: Danny Tharp - Quarterback 2nd Team: Jared Masterson - Running Back 2nd Team: Carter Ridenhauer - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Matt Potter - Lineman

2nd Team: Jeff Beck - Tackle 2nd Team: Mitch Jurevitz - Linebacker

3rd Team: Chris Peterson - Lineman

3rd Team: Eric Speidel - End 3rd Team: Brad Teplicky - Linebacker 3rd Team: Pat Brown - Back 3rd Team: Nate Meyer - Punter

All-State Players Adam Coleman - Defensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Garrett Scott - Defensive Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Seth Mosbrucker - Offensive Guard 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Anthony Losasso - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Jake Eikenberry - Running Back 1st Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Billy Rembold - Offensive End 2nd Team - Des Moines Register 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Nate Meyer - Punter 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Peter Kabler - Defensive End 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Mitch Overstreet - Tight End 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Dan Bettenhausen - Offensive Lineman Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

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2008 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Garrett Scott - Defensive Back Won game: 41-0 Named "Defensive M.V.P."

Captains, M.V.P., Managers

Coaches & Trainers

Captains Adam Coleman, Jake Eikenberry, Anthony Losasso, Seth Mosbrucker, Danny Tharp, Garrett Scott

Head Coach Randy Scott (8)

M.V.P. Seth Mosbrucker - Offensive Guard

Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Ron Egger, Kevin Freking, Jeff Girsch, Joe Girsch, Steve Lampe, Alex Sierk, Aaron Wiley

Managers/Trainers Natalie, Bressert, Britney Saunders

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson

Miscellaneous Information • "Red Zone Player of the Year" was Danny Tharp • Head Coach Randy Scott named as M.A.C.’s “Coach of the Year” • Bettendorf was ranked #30th in the nation by MaxPreps sports • Named "Best Team in Iowa" by Sports Illustrated • Prior to the 2007 season, trainer Paul Flynn was inducted into to the Iowa Athletic Trainers Society “Hall of Fame”

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Danny Tharp Carter Ridenour

128 comp. / 203 att. for 1903 yards 1 att. / 1 comp. for 12 yards

25 TDs; 3 INT

Rushing

Jake Eikenberry Jared Masterson Marty Dittmer Anthony Losasso Danny Tharp Bryce Sandry Billy Rembold Garret Scott Matt Ryan

135 carries for 1004 yards 65 carries for 736 yards 57 carries for 203 yards 30 carries for 130 yards 60 carries for 127 yards 12 carries for 76 yards 16 carries for 66 yards 2 carries for 14 yards 9 carries for 10 yards

16 TD, 7.4 avg. 9 TD, 11.3 avg. 5 TD, 3.6 avg. 7 TD, 4.3 avg. 4 TD, 2.1 avg. 5.8 avg. 3 TD, 4.1 avg. 7.0 avg. 1.1 avg.

Receiving

Billy Rembold Carter Ridenour Mitch Overstreet Garrett Scott Jake Eikenberry Jared Masterson Marty Dittmer

51 receptions for 892 yards 36 receptions for 565 yards 19 receptions for 280 yards 11 receptions for 139 yards 5 receptions for 54 yards 8 receptions for 53 yards 2 receptions for 1 yard

13 TD; 17.5 avg. 8 TD; 15.6 avg. 1 TD; 14.7 avg. 3 TD; 12.6 avg. 10.8 avg. 6.6 avg. .05 avg.

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All-Purpose Yards

Jake Eikenberry Billy Rembold Jared Masterson Garrett Scott Carter Ridenour Mitch Overstreet

1004 rushing/54 rec./21 returns 66 rushing/892 rec./54 returns 736 rushing/53 rec. 13 rushing/139 rec. 536 rec. 280 rec.

1068 total 1012 total 789 total 565 total 536 total 302 total

Punting

Nathan Meyer

44 punts for 1952 yards

44.4 avg.

XP & FG

Billy Rembold Garrett Scott Nathan Meyer

59 X.P. & 2 FG 2 X.P. 10 X.P.

65 points; 44 long FG 2 points 10 points

Kickoff Returns

Garrett Scott Pat Brown Billy Rembold Joe Morrisey Corey Roper Anthony Losasso

5 returns for 103 yards 2 returns for 58 yards 3 returns for 54 yards 1 return for 50 yards 3 returns for 43 yards 1 return for 25 yards

20.6 avg. 29.0 avg. 18.0 avg. 50.0 avg. 14.3 avg.

Punt Returns

Garrett Scott Pat Brown Corey Roper

16 returns for 285 yards 4 returns for 90 yards 1 return for 3 yards

2 TD; 17.8 avg. 22.5 avg. 3.0 avg.

Tackles

Anthony Losasso Mitch Jurevitz Brad Teplicky Adam Coleman Doug Smith Pat Brown Pete Kabler David Brooks Jeff Beck Garrett Scott Eric Speidel Matt Vercillo Corey Roper John Meloy

112 total (71 solo, 41 assist) 95 total (54 solo, 41 assist) 84 total (47 solo, 37 assist) 82 total (38 solo, 44 assist) 75 total (47 solo, 28 assist) 71 total (43 solo, 28 assist) 56 total (37 solo, 19 assist) 41 total (31 solo, 10 assist) 38 total (11 solo, 27 assist) 37 total (25 solo, 12 assist) 30 total (17 solo, 13 assist) 27 total (21 solo, 6 assist) 24 total (16 solo, 8 assist) 23 total (17 solo, 6 assist)

3 QB sacks; 5 TFL 4 QB sacks; 13 TFL 1 QB sacks; 4 TFL 7 QB sacks; 10 TFL 1 QB sacks; 8 TFL 1 TFL 9 QB sacks; 13 TFL 3 TFL 1 QB sacks; 3 TFL

Garrett Scott John Meloy Anthony Losasso Mitch Jurevitz Pat Brown David Brooks Eric Speidel Matt Vercillo

4 INT 2 INT 2 INT 1 INT 1 INT 1 INT 1 INT 1 INT

Interceptions & Pass Deflections

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2008 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — Quarterfinalists — 11-1 Record

ROW 1: Quinn Syfert, Jake Stoltenberg, Joey Trizzino, Jared Masterson, Matt Vercillo, Issac Plamootil, Mike Moon, Cam Brown, Steven Soseman, Ryker Fox. ROW 2: Nick Fricke, Matt Bettenhausen, Corey Woods, Mike Topalian, Matt Keck, Erik Seig, Corey Roper, Rob Fuller, Keigan Scott, Louis Mangieri, Josh Clark, Robert Williams, ROW 3: Joe Morrissey, Alex Krist, Colin Nelson, Jeremy Anderson, Brian Rasmussen, Cody Fish, Jordan Spires, Quinn Clausen, Chad Schmertmann, Travis Ziegler, Kyle West, Chris Sanders, Alex Schwerdtfeger, Eric Knudson. ROW 4: Anna Kassauf, Anthony TouVelle, Amber Hatch, Blake Johnson, Chad Snyder, Brodie Berrie, Coach Schaefer, Coach Barquist, Coach Girsch, Coach Freking, Head Coach Wiley, Coach Spranger, Coach Sierk, Mitch Jurevitz, Dylan Jones, Austin Nedelcoff, Craig Wainwright. ROW 5: Eric Lee, Spencer Klein, Bryce Sandry, Alex Perk, Mitch Gealy, Ian Keller, Todd Wadkins, Jake Fenton, Bryce Ewan, Matt Suiter, Andrew Slifka. ROW 6: Carter Ridenour, Troy Hess, Casey Nabb, Skyler Echols, Travis Stinson, Louis Kranovich, Pat Brown, Tanner McCutcheon, Tony Powers, Brandon Moon, Alex Sedgwick. ROW 7: Kyle Lichtenberg, Nick Raymon, Harris Heningsen, Ryan Peterman, Mitch Overstreet, Nick Griebel, Trent Moorehead, Nate Meyer, Ben Palczynski, Daniel Byrne, Jeremy Jacobsen.

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 37, Pleasant Valley 7 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 52, Muscatine 12 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport North 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 35, Clinton 14 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 24, North Scott 16 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 45, Davenport West 13 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 42, Davenport Central 0 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 31, Burlington 15 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 31, Davenport Assumption 7

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 11-1 North Scott... 8-1 / 8-2 Burlington... 7-2 / 7-3 Pleasant Valley... 6-3 / 6-4 Muscatine... 4-5 / 4-6 Davenport Assumption... 4-5 / 4-6 Clinton... 4-5 / 4-6 Davenport Central... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport North... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport West... 0-9 / 0-9

Class 4A Playoffs Substate: (W) Bettendorf 28, Clinton 21 1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 28, Cedar Rapids Prairie 3 Quarterfinals: (L) Bettendorf 27, C.R. Washington 48

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All-Conference Players :: Offense :: 1st Team: Pat Brown - Wide Receiver 1st Team: Mitch Overstreet - Tight End 1st Team: Kyle Lichtenberg - Lineman 1st Team: Jared Masterson - Running Back

1st Team: Casey Nabb - Lineman 1st Team: Mitch Jurevitz - Linebacker 1st Team: Daniel Byrne - Back 1st Team: Nathan Meyer - Punter

2nd Team: Nick Fricke - Lineman

2nd Team: Trent Moorehead - Linebacker

3rd Team: Jeremy Jacobson - Lineman 3rd Team: Joey Trizzino - Running Back 3rd Team: Carter Ridenour - Quarterback 3rd Team: Nathan Meyer - Placekicker

3rd Team: Brodie Berry - Lineman 3rd Team: Alex Sedgwick - Lineman 3rd Team: Joe Morrissey - Back

Honorable Mention: Bryce Ewan - Wide Receiver Honorable Mention: Alex Schwerdtfeger - Lineman Honorable Mention: Nick Griebel - Lineman

Honorable Mention: Troy Hess - Lineman Honorable Mention: Matt Vercillo - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Corey Roper - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Pat Brown - Wide Receiver 1st Team: Mitch Overstreet - Tight End 1st Team: Kyle Lichtenberg - Offensive Tackle 1st Team: Casey Nabb - Defensive Tackle 1st Team: Mitch Jurevitz - Linebacker 1st Team: Nate Meyer - Punter 2nd Team: Jared Masterson - Running Back 2nd Team: Trent Moorehead - Linebacker 2nd Team: Daniel Byrne - Defensive Back Honorable Mention: Nick Fricke - Offensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Jeremy Jacobson - Offensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Carter Ridenour - Quarterback Honorable Mention: Brodie Berry - Defensive Lineman

All-State Players Mitch Overstreet - Tight End 1st Team - Des Moines Register, Iowa Newspaper Association, & Iowa Sports Connection Kyle Lichtenberg - Offensive Tackle 1st Team - Des Moines Register, Iowa Newspaper Association, & Iowa Sports Connection Nate Meyer - Punter 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association & Iowa Sports Connection Pat Brown - Wide Receiver 1st Team - Des Moines Register 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association

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All-State Players (cont.) Casey Nabb - Defensive Lineman 1st Team - Iowa Sports Connection 2nd Team - Des Moines Register Mitch Jurevitz - Linebacker 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Matt Vercillo - Linebacker Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2009 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee None

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Pat Brown, Mitch Jurevitz, Kyle Lichtenberg, Jared Masterson, Mitch Overstreet, Carter Ridenour

Head Coach Aaron Wiley (1) Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Kevin Freking, Joe Girsch, Steve Lampe, Alex Sierk, Mark Spranger

M.V.P. Pat Brown - Wide Receiver Managers/Trainers Amber Hatch, Anna Kossauf, Shelby Michaelis, Anthony TouVelle

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson, Craig Wainwright

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf's offense had 2,171 total rushing yards on 421 rushes and 1,934 receiving yards on 193 receptions • Dating back to the Semifinal loss in 2006, Bettendorf won 24-consecutive games from 2007-2008

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Carter Ridenour

116 comp. / 187 att. for 1,798 yards

13 TDs; 8 INTs

Rushing

Jared Masterson Carter Ridenour Joey Trizzino Chris Sanders Jake Stoltenberg Pat Brown

190 carries for 1,065 yards 78 carries for 272 yards 44 carries for 233 yards 34 carries for 222 yards 37 carries for 169 yards 27 carries for 139 yards

20 TDs; 5.9 average 2 TDs; 3.5 average 3 TDs; 5.3 average 3 TDs; 6.5 average 1 TD; 4.6 average [unknown rushing TDs]

Receiving

Pat Brown Bryce Ewan Mitch Overstreet Travis Stinson

46 receptions for 793 yards 23 receptions for 413 yards 24 receptions for 374 yards 9 receptions for 146 yards

13 TDs 2 TDs 2 TDs 2 TDs

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Jared Masterson

11 receptions for 116 yards

[unknown rec. TDs]

Punting

Nathan Meyer

22 punts for 985 yards

44.7 average

All-Purpose

Pat Brown

1,549 total all-purpose yards

Nathan Meyer

50/50 extra points

50 points

Nathan Meyer

10/14 field goals

30 points

Kickoff Returns

Corey Roper Pat Brown

13 returns for 357 yards 10 returns for 320 yards; 1 TD

27.4 average 32.0 average

Punt Returns

Pat Brown

26 returns for 398 yards; 1 TD

15.3 average

Kickoffs

Nathan Meyer

60 kickoffs

19 touchbacks

Tackles

Mitch Jurevitz Trent Moorehead Eric Lee Brodie Berrie Casey Nabb Daniel Byrne Matt Vercillo Cory Roper Joe Morrissey

114 total (75 solo & 39 assist) 78 total (42 solo & 36 assist) 71 total (47 solo & 24 assist) 66 total (35 solo & 31 assist) 65 total (34 solo & 31 assist) 60 total (42 solo & 18 assist)56 total (34 solo & 22 assist) 49 total (39 solo & 10 assist) 40 total (24 solo & 16 assist)

9.5 per game 6.5 per game 6.5 per game 5.5 per game 5.4 per game; 5 QB sacks 5.5 per game 4.7 per game 4.1 per game 3.6 per game

Interceptions

Daniel Byrne Pat Brown Joe Morrissey Corey Roper Trent Moorehead Mitch Jurevitz Austin Nedelcoff Eric Lee

3 INTs; 2 TDs 2 INTs 2 INTs 2 INTs 2 INTs 1 INT 1 INT 1 INT

23 return yards 23 return yards 8 return yards 7 return yards 3 return yards 3 return yards 0 return yards 0 return yards

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2009 Season

Mississippi Athletic Runner-Up — 8-2 Record

ROW 1: David Lewis, Andy Miles, Joey Trizzino, Jacob Stoltenberg, Cam Brown. ROW 2: Anna Kassouf, Anthony Touvelle, Andrew Peterman, Caleb Thompson, Matt Keck, David Switzer, Joe Goettsch, Alex Aronson, Adam Vesole, Travis Ziegler, Tamrick Atwood, Erik Sieg, Mike Topalain, Steven Soseman, Shelby Michaelis, Kayln DeCock. ROW 3: Coach Alex Sierk, Coach David Kitzman, Head Coach Aaron Wiley, Coach Brian Barquist, Matt Bettenhousen, Eric Wells, Quinn Syfert, Grant Anderson, Griffen Steil, Ryker Fox, Brian Rassmussen, Reid Ingold, Hunter Spreen, Kenny Gaskin, Cody Fish, Colin Nelson, Cory Woods, Coach Joe Girsch, Coach Schaefer, Coach Mark Spranger, Coach Ken Freking, Athletic Trainer Eric Knudsen. ROW 4: Nick Moffitt, Zach Edwards Chris Sanders Blake Johnson, Bryce Ewan, Alex Perk, Alex Krist, Cam Schmid, Brody Berry, Chad Schwertman, Dylan Jones, Zach Petersen. ROW 5: Nate Shaw, Spencer Klein, Brian Khoury, Matt Suiter, Gage Ridenour, Sam Krause, Jordan Spires, Evan Kurtz, Louis Kranovich, Travis Stinson, Danny Henderson. ROW 6: James Weeks, Josh Schirm, Anthony Powers, Harris Henningson, Daniel Byrne, Jeremy Jacobsen, Evan Hale, Matt Moore, Shane Funk, Trent Moorehead, Alec Darrow.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 40, Muscatine 19 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 43, Davenport North 6 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 10, Clinton 28 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 35, North Scott 14 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 27, Davenport West 0 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport Central 21 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 27, Burlington 14 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 25, Dav’t Assumption 19 (2OT)

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Clinton... 9-0 / 11-1 Bettendorf... 8-1 / 8-2 Davenport Assumption… 5-4 / 5-5 Davenport Central... 5-4 / 5-5 North Scott… 5-4 / 5-5 Pleasant Valley… 5-4 / 5-5 Burlington… 4-5 / 4-5 Davenport West… 2-7 / 2-7 Muscatine… 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport North… 0-9 / 0-9

Substate: (L) Bettendorf 14, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 17

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Jeremy Jacobsen - Lineman 1st Team: Daniel Byrne - Punter

1st Team: Brody Berrie - Lineman 1st Team: Daniel Byrne - Linebacker 1st Team: Trent Moorehead - Linebacker 1st Team: Louis Kranovich - Back

2nd Team: Jordan Spires - Lineman 2nd Team: Chris Sanders - Running Back 2nd Team: Bryce Ewan - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Gage Ridenour - Wide Receiver

2nd Team: Brian Khoury - Lineman 2nd Team: Matt Bettenhausen - Back

3rd Team: Matt Suiter - Lineman 3rd Team: Joey Trizzino - Running Back 3rd Team: Dylan Jones - Quarterback

3rd Team: Griffin Steil - Lineman 3rd Team: Ryker Fox - Back 3rd Team: Eric Wells - Back

Honorable Mention: Hunter Spreen - Lineman Honorable Mention: Grant Anderson - Lineman

Honorable Mention: Chad Schmertman - Lineman Honorable Mention: Nate Shaw - Linebacker

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Brody Berrie - Defensive Lineman 1st Team: Trent Moorehead - Linebacker 1st Team: Daniel Byrne - Linebacker 2nd Team: Bryce Ewan - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Jeremy Jacobsen - Offensive Lineman 2nd Team: Louis Kranovich - Defensive Back Honorable Mention: Gage Ridenour - Wide Receiver Honorable Mention: Brian Khoury - Offensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Chris Sanders - Running Back Honorable Mention: Matt Bettenhausen - Defensive Back

All-State Players Daniel Byrne - Linebacker 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Jeremy Jacobsen - Offensive Lineman 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Brody Berrie - Offensive Lineman 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Brian Khoury - Linebacker Academic All-State Football Team - Iowa Football Coaches Association

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2010 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Jeremy Jacobson - Offensive Lineman Lost: 24-0

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Cam Brown, Daniel Byrne, Dylan Jones, Bryan Khoury, Trent Moorehead, Chris Sanders

Head Coach Aaron Wiley (2) Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Kevin Freking, Joe Girsch, David Kitzman, Steve Lampe, Alex Sierk, Mark Spranger

M.V.P. Daniel Byrne - Linebacker Managers/Trainers Kaylyn DeCock, Anna Kassouf, Shelby Michaelis, Anthony TouVelle, Welington VanHoutan

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson, Craig Wainwright

Miscellaneous Information • Bettendorf won 21-straight conference games in a row before loss in Week 4 dating back to 2007 • Since 2003, Bulldogs have won last 59 of 63 conference games • Defense had 18 total interceptions • For first time since 1997, Bettendorf failed to qualify for Class 4A playoffs (first time with new playoff format)

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Dylan Jones

90 comp. / 161 att. for 1,082 yards

11 TDS; 4 INTs

Rushing

Chris Sanders Jake Stoltenberg Joey Trizzino Cam Brown

94 carries for 770 yards 49 carries for 409 yards 71 carries for 274 yards 18 carries for 274 yards

7 TDs; 8.2 avg. 2 TDs; 8.3 avg. 9 TDs; 3.9 avg. 2 TDs; 12.4 avg.

Receiving

Bryce Ewan Gage Ridenour Travis Stinson Alex Aronson

28 receptions for 405 yards 28 receptions for 271 yards 13 receptions for 225 yards 8 receptions for 100 yards

5 TDs; 14.5 avg. 3 TDs; 9.7 avg. 3 TDs; 17.3 avg. 12.5 avg.

Punting

Daniel Byrne Gage Ridenour

33 punts for 984 yards 10 punts for 479 yards

29.8 avg. 47.9 avg.

Adam Vesole Gage Ridenour

22/24 extra points 5/5 extra points

22 points 5 points

Adam Vesole

3/9 field goals

Long: 47 yards

Kickoff Returns

Alex Aronson Travis Stinson

6 returns for 165 yards 7 returns for 149 yards

1 TD; 27.5 avg. 21.2 avg.

Punt Returns

Alex Aronson Ryker Fox

12 returns for 94 yards 11 returns for 87 yards

7.8 avg. 7.9 avg.

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Kickoffs

Gage Ridenour

44 kickoffs

27 touchbacks

Tackles

Louis Kranovich Nate Shaw Daniel Byrne Trent Moorehead Brian Khoury Chad Schwertmann Brodie Berry Griffin Steil Alex Krist Eric Wells Matt Bettenhausen

85 total (48 solo & 37 assist) 81 total (44 solo & 33 assist) 70 total (46 solo & 24 assist) 67 total (30 solo & 37 assist) 59 total (36 solo & 23 assist) 56 total (25 solo & 31 assist) 55 total (34 solo & 21 assist) 54 total (29 solo & 25 assist) 45 total (28 solo & 18 assist) 40 total (34 solo & 15 assist 30 total (21 solo & 9 assist)

8.5 TPG 8.1 TPG 1 QB sack; 7.0 TPG 1 QB sack; 6.7 TPG 4 QB sacks'; 5.9 TPG 3 QB sacks; 5.6 TPG 2 QB sacks; 6.1 TPG 3 QB sacks; 6.0 TPG 1 QB sack; 5.6 TPG 1 QB sack; 4.9 TPG 3 QB sacks; 3.8 TPG

Interceptions

Daniel Byrne Matt Bettenhausen Louis Kranovich Ryker Fox Gage Ridenour

3 INTs 3 INTs 3 INTs 2 INTs 2 INTs

84 yards; 28.0 avg. 4 yards; 1.3 avg. 0 yards; 0 avg. 68 yards; 34.0 avg. 12 yards; 6.0 avg.

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2010 Season

Mississippi Athletic Champions — Semifinalists — 12-1 Record

ROW 1: Coach Phil Schaefer, Coach Mark Spranger, Coach Brian Barquist, Head Coach Aaron Wiley, Coach Joe Girsch, Coach Kevin Freking. ROW 2: Craig Wanwright (Athletic Trainer), Ryan Ballard (Trainer), Luke Manwiller (Trainer), Kaylyn DeCock (Trainer), Megan Beck (Trainer), Lexi Medberry (Trainer), Emma Weis (Trainer), Wellington VanHoutan (Trainer), Eric Knudson (Athletic Trainer). ROW 3: Jason Nutt, Tyler Baker, Tom Stahle, Brent Cribbs, Josh Gellerman, Blake Younkin, Andy Lam, Stephen Cramond, Branden Colen, Jordan Gagne, Eric Platt. ROW 4: Shawn Rasmussen, Caleb Thompson, Tyler Younkin, Travis St. Ores, Austin Woods, Andy Miles, Eric Wells, Alex Aronson, Tamrick Atwood, Keaton Jurevitz, Adam Vesole. ROW 5: Oliver Kao, Dan McCutcheon, David Switzer, Andrew Peterman, Zach Riedesel, David Cribbs, Cameron Thompson, Joe Goettsch, Lucas Harksen, Ben Krause, Bryan Levsen. ROW 6: Nick Moffitt, Grant Anderson, Griffin Steil, Hunter Spreen, Cam Schmid, Devon Spreen, Reid Ingold, Lucas Jay, Kenny Gaskin, Zach Peterson, Zack Edwards, Shane Boles. ROW 7: Zach Burroughs, Justin VanHoutan, Nick Heimendinger, Danny Henderson, Nate Shaw, Nick Hughes, Daniel Sullivan, Brodie Berry, Evan Kurtz, Matt Moore, Evan Hale. ROW 8: John Peeters, Josh Schirm, Tom Dunlavy, Gage Ridenour, DeAdrian King, Sam Krause, Austin Bries, James Weeks, Ryan Smith, Alec Darrow, Shanne Funk, JP Flynn.

Game Scores/Results

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings

Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 52, Davenport West 0 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 51, Davenport North 0 Week #3: (W) Bettendorf 10, Davenport Assumption 0 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 27, Pleasant Valley 0 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 19, North Scott 10 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 41, Burlington 6 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 31, Davenport Central 24 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 48, Clinton 7 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 35, Muscatine 0

Bettendorf... 9-0 / 12-1 North Scott... 8-1 / 9-2 Davenport Assumption... 7-2 / 7-3 Pleasant Valley... 5-4 / 5-5 Muscatine... 5-4 / 6-5 Davenport Central.... 4-5 / 4-6 Burlington... 4-5 / 4-6 Clinton... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport North... 0-9 / 0-9

1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 20, Waterloo West 0 2nd Round: (W) Bettendorf 27, Dubuque Hempstead 0 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 14, CR Kennedy 7 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 7, Iowa City High 21

M.A.C. Coach of the Year Aaron Wiley

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Hunter Spreen - Lineman 2nd Team: Ryan Smith - Lineman 2nd Team: Black Younkin - Running Back 2nd Team: Travis St. Ores - Kicker

1st Team: Brody Berrie - Lineman 1st Team: Griffin Steil - Lineman 1st Team: Nate Shaw - Linebacker 1st Team: Keaton Jurevitz - Linebacker 1st Team: Cam Schmid - Back

3rd Team: Grant Anderson - Lineman 3rd Team: Tamrick Atwood - Wide Receiver 3rd Team: Gage Ridenour - Wide Receiver 3rd Team: Gage Ridenour - Quarterback

2nd Team: DeAdrian King - Lineman 2nd Team: Gage Ridenour - Back 2nd Team: Travis St. Ores - Kicker 2nd Team: Gage Ridenour - Punter

Honorable Mention: Matt Moore - Tight End Honorable Mention: JP Flynn - Lineman Honorable Mention: Sam Krause - Lineman Honorable Mention: Devon Spreen - Running Back Honorable Mention: Adam Vesole - Running Back

3rd Team: Justin VanHoutan - Lineman 3rd Team: Tom Dunlavy - Back 3rd Team: Tyler Younkin - Back Honorable Mention: Alec Darrow - Linebacker

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Hunter Spreen - Offensive Lineman 1st Team: Brody Berrie - Defensive Lineman 1st Team: Nate Shaw - Linebacker 1st Team: Gage Ridenour - Utility 2nd Team: Blake Younkin - Running Back 2nd Team: Tamrick Atwood - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Griffin Steil - Defensive Lineman 2nd Team: Justin VanHoutan - Defensive Lineman 2nd Team: Keaton Jurevitz - Linebacker 2nd Team: Tom Dunlavy - Defensive Back Honorable Mention: Ryan Smith - Offensive Lineman Honorable Mention: DeAdrian King - Defensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Travis St. Ores - Kicker

All-State Players Brody Berrie - Defensive Lineman 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Nate Shaw - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Gage Ridenour - Utility & Punter 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association [Punter] 2nd Team - Des Moines Register [Utility] Hunter Spreen - Offensive Lineman 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association

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All-State Players (cont.) Tamrick Atwood - Wide Receiver Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2011 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Brody Berrie – Defensive Lineman Won 17-14

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains Tamrick Atwood, Brodie Berry, Andy Miles, Gage Ridenour, Hunter Spreen, Eric Wells

Head Coach Aaron Wiley (3) Assistant Coaches Brian Barquist, Kevin Freking, Joe Girsch, Steve Lampe, Phil Schaefer, Mark Spranger

M.V.P. Gage Ridenour - Utility Managers/Trainers Ryan Ballard, Megan Beck, Kaylyn DeCock, Lucas Manwiller, Lexi Medberry, Wellington VanHouton, Emma Weis

Trainers Paul Flynn, Eric Knudson, Craig Wainwright

Miscellaneous Information • From 2008-2009, the IAHSAA implemented a Substate round; beginning with the 2010 season, the title "Substate" was dropped and the playoffs now consisted of a 5-game tournament: 1st Round, 2nd Round, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and State Championship • For the first time since 2007, Bettendorf advanced to the Semifinals • Bettendorf's defense posted 4 straight shutouts (matching 1998 squad's feat) as well as 3 more shutouts for a school record of 7; the defense also allowed the second-lowest points ever scored in school history with 85 • Head Coach Aaron Wiley was the fifth Bulldog coach in school history to be named conference "Coach of the Year"

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Gage Ridenour Nick Heimendinger

64 comp. / 125 att. for 945 yards 25 comp. / 53 att. for 357 yards

6 TDs; 5 INTs 5 TDs; 2 INTs

Rushing

Blake Younkin Adam Vesole Devon Spreen Gage Ridenour

169 carries for 1,265 yards 80 carries for 433 yards 78 carries for 408 yards 72 carries for 284 yards

14 TDs; 8.07 avg. 5 TDs; 54. avg. 6 TDs; 5.2 avg. 1 TD; 3.9 avg.

Receiving

Tamrick Atwood Gage Ridenour Zach Peterson

32 rec. for 569 yards 14 rec. for 234 yards 11 rec. for 158 yards

5 TDs; 17.8 avg. 5 TDs; 16.7 14.4 avg.

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Punting

Gage Ridenour

27 punts for 1,048 yards

38.8 avg.

Travis St. Ores Adam Vesole

28/30 extra points 7/8 extra points

28 points 7 points

Travis St. Ores Adam Vesole Gage Ridenour

9/15 field goals 2/4 field goals 1/2 field goals

Long: 45 yards Long: 41 yards Long: 49 yards

Kickoff Returns

Tamrick Atwood Alex Aronson Nate Shaw

6 returns for 164 yard 4 returns for 131 yards 4 returns for 66 yards

27.3 avg. 32.8 avg. 16.5 avg.

Punt Returns

Gage Ridenour Tamrick Atwood Alex Aronson

5 returns for 119 yards 6 returns for 106 yards 6 returns for 84 yards

23.8 avg. 17.7 avg. 14.0 avg.

Kickoffs

Adam Vesole

68 kickoffs

36 touchbacks

160 total (83 solo, 77 assist) 105 total (62 solo, 43 assist) 81 total (57 solo, 24 assist) 79 total (47 solo, 32 assist) 58 total (41 solo, 17 assist) 47 total (38 solo, 9 assist) 80 total (35 solo, 45 assist) 63 total (34 solo, 29 assist) 39 total (23 solo, 16 assist) 36 total (23 solo, 13 assist) 32 total (15 solo, 17 assist) 27 total (10 solo, 17 assist)

15 TFL 6 TFL 13 TFL 17 TFL

Tackles

Nate Shaw Keaton Jurevitz Alec Darrow Justin VanHoutan Tom Dunlavy Tyler Younkin Brody Berrie Griffin Steil DeAdrian King Cam Schmid Daniel Sullivan David Switzer Tom Dunlavy Cam Schmid Tyler Younkin Nate Shaw Alec Darrow

6 INTs for 118 yards 3 INTs for 2 yard 2 INTs for 23 yards 1 INT for 28 yards 1 INT for 23 yards

Interceptions

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2 TFL 1 TD

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2011 Season

Mississippi Athletic Co-Champions — State Runner-up — 12-2 Record

ROW 1: Malique Hudson, Blake Younkin, Brianna Durkin, Bryce Leonard, Megan Beck, Lexi Medberry, Ryan Ballard, Emma Weis, Brianna Hardy, Branden Colen, Logan Kakert. ROW 2: Armando Amiri, Connor Roberts, Justin Hill, Dan McCutcheon, Andrew Fitzgerald, Taylor Robbins, Max McDaniel, Trey Lee, Josh Voelliger, Alec Bridges, Jordan Gagne. ROW 3: Colton Cobb, Brad Kellums, Anthony Speer, Brent Cribbs, Bryson Owens-Johnson, Andy Lam, Jason Nutt, Alex Hernandez, Brandon Labath, Tom Stahle, Josh Gellerman, Timothy Smith, Stephen Cramond. ROW 4: Shawn Rasmussen, Alex Von Gries, Craig Wainwright (Trainer), Phil Schaefer, (Coach) Joe Girsch (Coach), Brad Cook (Coach) Aaron Wiley (Head Coach), Mark Spranger (Coach), Kevin Freking (Coach), Ryan Powers (Coach), Eric Knutson (Trainer), Jon Oehler, Karson Westercamp, Austin Woods. ROW 5: Anthony Lewellyn, John Brueggen, Cam Thompson, Keaton Jurevitz, Zach Tansey, Ben Krause, Lucas Harksen, Sam Kuznetsov, Drew Snyder, Savion Coleman, Danny Walters, Tyler Younkin, Blake Crutcher. ROW 6: Lucas Jay, Zach Burroughs, Bryan Levsen, David Cribbs, Nate Shaw, Danny Sullivan, Michael Hickman, Nick Malchodi, Devon Spreen, Justin VanHouton, Shayne Boles, Joe McGovern. ROW 7: Jordan Bonner-Lowery, Colbey Vance, Mike Jones, Devon Clarke, Jacob Hayes, DeAdrian King, JP Flynn, Austin Bries, Nick Hughes, Kris Klabunde, Tom Dunlavy, Nick Heimendinger.

Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 55, Davenport West 6 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 43, Davenport North 0 Week #3: (L) Bettendorf 5, Davenport Assumption 14 Week #4: (W) Bettendorf 28, Pleasant Valley 10 Week #5: (W) Bettendorf 28, North Scott 3 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 58, Burlington 13 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 34, Davenport Central 7 Week #8: (W) Bettendorf 44, Clinton 6 Week #9: (W) Bettendorf 44, Muscatine 6

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Bettendorf... 8-1 / 12-2 North Scott... 8-1 / 9-2 Davenport Assumption... 7-2 / 7-3 Pleasant Valley... 7-2 / 7-3 Muscatine... 5-4 / 5-5 Davenport Central.... 4-5 / 4-6 Clinton... 3-6 / 3-7 Burlington... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport North... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport West... 0-9 / 0-9

1st Round: (W) Bettendorf 38, Davenport Central 14 2nd Round: (W) Bettendorf 35, Pleasant Valley 14 Quarterfinals: (W) Bettendorf 45, Iowa City West 13 Semifinals: (W) Bettendorf 35, Cedar Falls 7 Semifinals: (L) Bettendorf 14, WDM Valley 17

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All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

1st Team: Justin VanHoutan - Lineman 1st Team: DeAdrian King - Lineman 1st Team: Devon Spreen - Lineman 1st Team: Nate Shaw - Linebacker 1st Team: Keaton Jurevitz - Linebacker 1st Team: Tom Dunlavy - Back

1st Team: J.P. Flynn - Lineman 2nd Team: Jacob Hayes - Lineman 2nd Team: Austin Bries – Tight End 2nd Team: Jon Brueggen – Kicker 3rd Team: Bryan Levsen - Lineman 3rd Team: Blake Younkin – Running Back 3rd Team: Shane Boles – Running Back 3rd Team: Malique Hudson - Wide Receiver

2nd Team: Tyler Younkin - Back

Honorable Mention: Andy Lam - Lineman Honorable Mention: Taylor Robbins - Lineman Honorable Mention: Nick Hughes – Wide Receiver

3rd Team: Savion Coleman - Lineman 3rd Team: Danny Walters - Linebacker 3rd Team: Daniel Sullivan - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: J.P. Flynn - Offensive Lineman 1st Team: Devon Spreen - Defensive Lineman 1st Team: Justin VanHoutan - Defensive Lineman 1st Team: Nate Shaw - Linebacker 1st Team: Keaton Jurevitz - Linebacker 1st Team: Tom Dunlavy – Defensive Back 2nd Team: Malique Hudson - Wide Receiver 2nd Team: DeAdrian King - Defensive Lineman 2nd Team: Daniel Sullivan - Defensive Back Honorable Mention: Jacob Hayes - Offensive Lineman Honorable Mention: Nick Hughes – Wide Receiver Honorable Mention: Austin Bries – Tight End Honorable Mention: Blake Younkin – Running Back Honorable Mention: Jon Brueggaen – Kicker Defensive Co-Captain: Nate Shaw - Linebacker Coach of the Year: Aaron Wiley

All-State Players Justin VanHoutan - Defensive Lineman 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Nate Shaw - Linebacker 1st Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association DeAdrian King - Defensive End 1st Team - Iowa Newspaper Association J.P. Flynn - Offensive Lineman 2nd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association

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All-State Players (cont.) Devon Spreen - Defensive Lineman 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association Daniel Sullivan – Defensive Back Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association Tom Dunlavy - Defensive End Academic All-State - Iowa Football Coaches Association

2012 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee Nate Shaw – Linebacker Won 40-7

Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Captains J.P. Flynn, Keaton Jurevitz, Andy Lam, Nate Shaw, Justin VanHoutan, Blake Younkin

Head Coach Aaron Wiley (4) Assistant Coaches Brad Cook, Kevin Freking, Joe Girsch, Steve Lampe, Ryan Powers, Phil Schaefer, Mark Spranger

M.V.P. Nate Shaw Managers/Trainers Ryan Ballard, Megan Beck, Brianna Durkin, Brianna Hardy, Bryce Leonard, Lexi Medberry, Emma Weis

Trainers Eric Knudson, Craig Wainwright

Miscellaneous Information • Bulldogs won 23rd conference title in school history • Bettendorf made its 11th title game appearance and collected the school’s 4th runner-up trophy • The defense allowed an Iowa 4A best 9.5 points per game • 12-2 record marked only the second time since 1987-88 the Bulldog’s won 12+ games in back-to-back seasons • Head Coach Aaron Wiley named All-Quad City Metro "Coach of the Year" • Wiley also named the “Class 4A Coach of the Year” by IFCA’s the Iowa Football Coaches Association • Assistant Coach Kevin Freking named "Class 4A Assistant Coach of the Year" by IFCA

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Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Nick Heimendinger Nick Hughes Kris Klabunde

86 comp. / 143 att. for 895 yards 31 comp. / 71 att. for 381 yards 5 comp. / 9 att. for 66 yards

7 TDs; 6 INTs 2 TDs; 2 INTs 1 TD

Rushing

Blake Younkin Malique Hudson Nick Hughes Nate Shaw Alex Hernandez Nick Heimendnger Jon Brueggen Shayne Boles

178 carries for 996 yards 57 carries for 352 yards 49 carries for 284 yards 53 carries for 260 yards 49 carries for 247 yards 54 carries for 193 yards 27 carries for 146 yards 22 carries for 103 yards

17 TDs; 5.6 avg. 2 TDs; 6.2 avg. 9 TDs; 5.8 avg. 5 TDs; 4.9 avg. 2 TDs; 5.0 avg. 3 TDs; 3.6 avg. 2 TDs; 5.4 avg. 4 TDs; 4.7 avg.

Receiving

Malique Hudson Nick Hughes Austin Bries Shayne Boles Tom Dunlavy

55 rec. for 580 yards 25 rec. for 348 yards 11 rec. for 166 yards 14 rec. for 143 yards 9 rec. for 97 yards

1 TD; 10.5 avg. 4 TDs; 13.9 avg. 4 TDs; 15.1 avg. 10.2 avg. 1 TD; 10.8 avg.

Punting

Nick Hughes Nick Heimendinger Jordan Bonner-Lowrey

20 punts for 787 yards 15 punts for 586 yards 15 punts for 524 yards

39.4 avg.; Long: 57 39.1 avg.; Long: 54 34.9 avg; Long: 57

Jon Brueggen Josh Voelliger

56/60 extra points 3/5 extra points

93.3% 60%

Jon Brueggen

6/9 field goals

Long: 37 yards

Kickoff Returns

Malique Hudson Tyler Younkin Tom Dunlavy

9 returns for 248 yards 8 returns for 223 yards 1 return for 85 yards, 1 TD

27.9 avg. 27.6 avg. 85.0 avg.

Kickoffs

Jon Brueggen

78 kickoffs for 3,612 yards

10 touchbacks

Punt Returns

Malique Hudson Tyler Younkin David Cribbs Keaton Jurevitz

19 returns for 309 yards, 2 TDs 7 returns for 110 yards 1 return for 33 yards, 1 TD 1 return for 21 yards, 1 TD

16.3 avg.; Long: 40 15.7 avg. 33.0 avg.; Long: 33 21.0 avg.; Long: 21

Tackles

Nate Shaw Keaton Jurevitz Justin VanHoutan Devon Spreen Danny Walters Savion Coleman Tom Dunlavy DeAdrian King Daniel Sullivan Tyler Younkin David Cribbs Lukas Harksen Brandon Coles

148 total (93 solo, 55 assist) 101 total (62 solo, 39 assist) 100 total (63 solo, 37 assist) 89 total (41 solo, 48 assist) 69 total (38 solo, 31 assist) 62 total (24 solo, 38 assist) 61 total (32 solo, 29 assist) 56 total (29 solo, 27 assist) 54 total (35 solo, 19 assist) 51 total (40 solo, 11 assist) 38 total (31 solo, 7 assist) 34 total (13 solo, 21 assist) 31 total (21 solo, 10 assist)

13 TFL 12 TFL 33 TFL; 13 QB sacks 23 TFL; 11 QB sacks 5 TFL 4 TFL; 2 QB sacks 1 TFL 18 TFL; 9 QB sacks 2 TFL 8 TFL 4 TFL 3 TFL

5 INTs for 65 yards 5 INTs for 74 yards 5 INTs for 108 yards 2 INTs for 64 yards 1 INT for 4 yards

1 TD; LONG; 52

Interceptions

David Cribs Tom Dunlavy Daniel Sullivan Danny Walters Justin Vanhoutan

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Fumble Recoveries

Tyler Younkin Keaton Jurevitz

1 INT for 11 yards 1 INT for 12 yards

Keaton Kurevitz Savion Coleman Nate Shaw Devon Spreen Daniel Sullivan Jon Brueggen Jusin VanHoutan Danny Walters DeAdrian King Alex Hernandez

1 fumble recovery for 15 yards 3 fumble recoveries 2 fumble recoveries for 4 yards 2 fumble recoveries 2 fumble recoveries 1 fumble recovery 1 fumble recovery 1 fumble recovery for 21 yards 1 fumble recovery for 42 yards 1 fumble recovery for 3 yards

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2012 Season

Mississippi Athletic 4th Place — 1st Round — 6-4 Record

ROW 1: (Managers) Brianna Hardy, Micaela Finney, Blake Bodenschatz, Emon Collazo,Aaron Newman, Matthew Flaherty, Melissa Welsh, Jessica Cobb, Megan Beck, Bryce Leonard, Emma Weis, Brianna Durkin. ROW 2: Alec Bridges, John McLaughlin, Bryson Owens-Johnson, Timmy Smity, Dalton Dunn, Reid Behrens, Mark Wells, Kolton Schlicting, Philip Kranovich, Bubba Hernandez. ROW 3: Jacob Hovey, Taylor Robbins, Jake Baxter, Michael Belanger, Sam Ambrose, Gabriel Rees, Gabe Rigby, Kyle Conklin, Stephen Soko, Malique Hudson, Connor Roberts, Armando Amiri. ROW 4: Trevon Lee, Blake Crutcher, Grant Spranger, Trainer Eric Knudson, Coach Brad Cook, Coach Phil Schaefer, Head Aaron Wiley, Coach Joe Girsch, Coach Mark Spranger, Coach Kevin Freking, Coach Craig Wainwright, Nick Looman, Max McDonald. ROW 5: Ian Burkland, Coddy Spencer, Andy Heimendinger, Zach Moffitt, Charlie Cox, Tyler Dunlavy, Matt Albert, Raymond Weis, Josh Voeuiger, Andrew Fitzgerald, Austin Broyles, Alex VonGries, Kyle Smith. ROW 6: Zach Tansey, Carter Collins, Joe McGovern, Michael Lintz, Matt Penrose, Nick Heimendinger, Savion Coleman, Tristan O’Brien, Cyle Cox, John Oenier, Karson Westerkamp. ROW 7: Cassin Wolfe, Cam Khoury, Taekwon Goodlet, Kris Klabunde, Taekwon Jefferson, Wade Webster, Jake Hayes Jordan Bonner, Michael Jones, Nathan Belcher, Nick Malchodi, Joe Lowery. Game Scores/Results Regular Season Week #1: (W) Bettendorf 36, North Scott 28 Week #2: (W) Bettendorf 35, Davenport Central 14 Week #3: ((W) Bettendorf 40, Davenport West 0 Week #4: (L) Bettendorf 0, Pleasant Valley 38 Week #5: (L) Bettendorf 21, Muscatine 35 Week #6: (W) Bettendorf 54, Davenport North 7 Week #7: (W) Bettendorf 37, Burlington 0 Week #8: (L) Bettendorf 6, Davenport Assumption 7 Week #9: (W) ) Bettendorf 30, Clinton 3

Mississippi Athletic Conference Team Standings Pleasant Valley... 9-0 / 11-1 Davenport Assumption... 7-2 / 7-3 Muscatine... 7-2 / 7-3 Bettendorf... 6-3 / 6-4 North Scott... 6-3 / 7-4 Davenport Central.... 4-5 / 4-6 Burlington... 3-6 / 3-6 Clinton... 2-7 / 2-7 Davenport West... 1-8 / 1-8 Davenport North... 0-9 / 0-9

1st Round: (L) Bettendorf 6, North Scott 35

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All-Conference Players :: Offense ::

All-Conference Players :: Defense ::

1st Team: Alex Hernandez - Running Back

1st Team: Savion Coleman - Lineman

2nd Team: Jacob Hayes - Lineman 2nd Team: Taylor Robbins - Lineman

2nd Team: Blake Crutcher - Lineman 2nd Team: Sam Ambrose - Linebacker

3rd Team: Raekwon Jefferson - Lineman 3rd Team: Kris Klaburde - Tight End 3rd Team: Nick Heimendinger - Wide Receiver

3rd Team: Matt Albert - Lineman 3rd Team: Tristan O'Brien

Honorable Mention: Kyle Smith - Lineman Honorable Mention: Malique Hudson - Wide Receiver

Honorable Mention: Joe McGovern - Lineman Honorable Mention: Cassin Wolfe - Linebacker Honorable Mention: David Smith - Linebacker Honorable Mention: Jordan Booner-Lowrey - Back Honorable Mention: Malique Hudson - Back Honorable Mention: Mark Wells - Back

All-Quad City Metro Players :: Offense [or] Defense :: 1st Team: Savion Coleman - Defensive Line 2nd Team: Jacob Hayes - Offensive Line 2nd Team: Alex (Bubba) Hernandez - Running Back 2nd Team: Sam Ambrose, Linebacker Honorable Mention: Raekwon Jefferson - Offensive Line Honorable Mention: Taylor Robbins - Offensive Line Honorable Mention: Blake Crutcher - Defensive Line

All-State Players Savion Coleman - Defensive Tackle 2nd Team - Des Moines Register & Iowa Newspaper Association Alex Hernandez - Running Back 3rd Team - Iowa Newspaper Association

2013 Shrine Bowl All-Star Game South Squad - Selectee TBA TBA

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Coaches & Trainers

Captains, M.V.P., Managers Head Coach Aaron Wiley (5)

Captains Savion Coleman, Jacob Hayes, Nick Heimendinger, Bubba Hernandez, Malique Hudson, Joe McGovern

Assistant Coaches Brad Cook, Kevin Freking, Joe Girsch, Phil Schaefer, Mark Spranger

M.V.P. Alex “Bubba” Hernandez Managers/Trainers Megan Beck, Blake Bodenschatz, Emon Collazo, Brianna Durkin, Micaela Finney, Matt Flaherty, Brianna Hardy, Bryce Leonard, Aaron Newman, Emma Weis

Trainers Eric Knudson, Craig Wainwright

Miscellaneous Information • For the 15th consecutive season, Bettendorf qualified for the Class 4A playoffs • Bettendorf made its 11th title game appearance and collected the school’s 4th runner-up trophy • Since 1977, Bettendorf has only lost 4 games in five (5) different seasons (1977, 1986, 1990, 1997, 1997, 2012)

Category

Player

Stats 1

Stats 2

Passing

Cyle Cox Nick Heimendinger

99 comp. / 181 att. for 1,254 yards 3 comp. / 4 att. for 35 yards

11 TDs, 7 INTs

Rushing

Alex Hernandez Malique Hudson Gabe Rees Cyle Cox Bryson Owens-Johnson John McLaughlin

196 carries for 1,370 yards 60 carries for 322 yards 34 carries for 212 yards 40 carries for 136 yards 19 carries for 109 yards 6 carries for 78 yards

18 TDs; 7.0 avg. 2 TDs; 5.4 avg. 2 TDs; 6.2 avg. 1 TD; 3.4 avg. 2 TDs; 5.7 avg. 1 TD; 13.0 avg.

Receiving

Malique Hudson Nick Heimendinger Kris Klabunde Jordan Booner-Lowrey Bryson Owens-Johnson Alex Hernandez

27 rec. for 428 yards 27 rec. for 299 yards 16 rec. for 249 yards 8 rec. for 107 yards 11 rec. for 88 yards 6 rec. for 58 yards

5 TDs; 15.9 avg. 4 TDs; 11.1 avg. 1 TD; 15.6 avg. 13.4 avg. 8.0 avg. 9.7 avg.

Punting

Cyle Cox

26 punts for 910 yards

35.0 avg.; Long: 63

Charlie Cox Josh Voelliger Reid Behrens

20/27 XP 4/5 XP 2/2 XP

74.1% 80% 100%

Charlie Cox Reid Behrens

2/5 FG 1/1 FG

40%; Long: 33 100%; Long: 25

Kickoff Returns

Malique Hudson Alex Hernandez Kyle Conklin

7 returns for 234 yards, 1 TD 7 returns for 181 yards 3 returns for 22 yards

33.4 avg.; Long: 90 25.9 avg. 7.3 avg.

Kickoffs

Charlie Cox Josh Voelliger

35 for 1,773 yards 11 for 495 yards

5 touchbacks

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Malique Hudson

9 for 86 yards, 1 TD

9.6 avg.; Long: 43

Tackles

Sam Ambrose Blake Crutcher Savion Coleman Cassin Wolfe Matt Albert Joe McGovern Zack Moffitt David Smith Jordan Booner-Lowrey Tristan O'Brien

74 total (46 solo, 28 assists) 62 total (31 solo, 31 assists) 61 total (29 solo, 32 assists) 46 total (30 solo, 16 assists) 45 total (29 solo, 16 assists) 44 total (29 solo, 15 assists) 35 total (14 solo, 29 assists) 35 total (26 solo, 9 assists) 34 total (26 solo, 8 assists) 31 total (23 solo, 8 assists)

1 TFL 2 TFL, 3 QB sacks 7 TFL, 6 QB sacks 2 TFL 4 TFL, 8 QB sacks 3 TFL, 7 QB sacks 1 TFL

Interceptions

Michael Lintz Tristan O'Brien Malique Hudson Max McDaniel

3 for 7 yards 2 for 23 yards 1 for 10 yards 1 for 20 yards

2.3 avg. 11.5 avg. 10.0 avg. 20.0 avg.

Fumble Recoveries

Sam Ambrose Jordan Booner-Lowrey Savion Coleman

1 for 0 yards 1 for 10 yards 1 for 0 yards

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The All-Time Roster was compiled using both game programs and archive score sheets (compiled by coaches at the end-of-the-year). To date, 1,955 names have been inputted and such that, please note that while the list is believed to be about 99.5% accurate, any omissions and/or errors—and there are bound to be some—are purely unintentional. Simply email additions or corrections to webmaster@bettendorffootball.com and the list will be updated. Also, note that this list is not “definitive”—meaning, this is neither an all-time lettermen list nor a roster of every individual who has ever played: although the number is certainly small when compared to the 1,955 names on the list, there are certainly players listed that quit, were injured, or were kicked off the team; this is simply an assemblage of players who at one time or another suited up in the Black & Gold according to the available records.

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Ashford, Jim… 1952

Baxter, Jake… 2012

Blanche, Matt… 1989, 1990

Abramsohm, Gary… 1967

Atkinson, Steve… 1976, 1977

Baxter, Kevin… 1983, 1984

Bliss, Mark… 1989, 1990

Ackerson, Tom… 1979, 1980

Atwood, Tamrick… 2009, 2010

Beale, Brandon… 1993, 1994, 1995

Block, Dan… 1980

Adams, Matt… 1976

Arp, Rick… 1981

Beaman, Jason… 1993

Bloom, John…1995, 1996

Adams, Steve… 1976, 1977

Asay, Jeff… 1986, 1987

Beck, Jeff… 2006, 2007

Blythe, Jim… 1972

Adrian, Chesney… 1991

Ashford, Dan… 1956

Beckenbaugh, Ron… 1964

Blythe, Paul… 1974, 1975

Affre, John… 1985

Ashford, Jim… 1952

Beckenbaugh, Scot… 1970, 1971

Blythe, Tom… 1976, 1977, 1978

Agosta, Tom… 1985, 1986

Atkinson, Steve… 1976, 1977

Beckwith, Chris… 1985, 1986

Bockenfield, Todd… 1985

Ahlers, Bob… 1975, 1976

Atwood, Tamrick… 2009, 2010

Bedeian, George… 1965, 1966

Boerckel, Mike… 1967

Ahlers, Joe… 1973, 1974

Ault, Curt… 1981

Beeks, Marty… 1973

Boerema, Todd… 1995

Behr, David… 1975, 1976

Boesch, John… 1968

Behr, Don… 1978

Bohlen, Will… 1988, 1989

Aitken, Paul… 1998, 1999

Albert, Matt… 2012 Allen, Todd… 1986

Bahr, Steve… 2000

Behr, Mitch… 1984, 1985

Bohls, Greg… 1979, 1980

Allison, Robert… 1980

Bahrenburg, Eric… 1975, 1976

Behrends, Adam… 2002, 2003

Boles, Shayne… 2010, 2011

Alter, Duane… 1982

Bain, Doug… 1983, 1984

Behrens, Jim… 1957

Boline, Tom… 1999, 2000

Aman, Scott… 1980, 1981

Baker, Brad… 1972, 1973

Behrens, Reid… 2012

Boline, Tom… 2000

Ambrose, Sam… 2012

Baker, Clint… 1984, 1985

Behrens, Tim…1995, 1996

Bonis, Frank… 1971, 1972

Anderson, Bob… 1978, 1979

Baker, Dave… 1982

Belanger, Michael… 2012

Bonner-Lowry, Jordan… 2011, 2012

Anderson, Dave… 1984

Baker, John… 1994, 1995

Belanger, Scott… 1983, 1984

Booras, Steve… 1964, 1965

Anderson, David… 2001, 2002

Baker, Tyler… 2010

Belcher, Nathan… 2012

Borchardt, Craig… 1975

Anderson, Dick… 1964, 1965

Bakeris, Dave… 1981

Bellig, Jim… 1975, 1976

Borgman, Charles… 1964, 1965

Anderson, Don… 1976

Bakeris, Jeff… 1980, 1981

Bellig, John… 1980, 1981

Boston, Jim… 1957

Anderson, Grant… 2009, 2010

Bakeris, Jim… 1977, 1978

Belvel, Chad… 1994, 1995

Botero, Carlos… 1985

Anderson, Hila… 2001, 2002, 2003

Bakeris, Mark… 1985, 1986

Belvel, Gene… 1964

Botero, Carlos… 1985

Anderson, Hila… 2002, 2003

Bakeris, Steve… 1974, 1975

Belz, Ron… 1981, 1982

Bowden, John… 1984, 1985

Anderson, Jay… 1978, 1979

Bakeris, Tom… 1978, 1979

Benjamin, Eric… 1999, 2000

Bowers, Eric… 1985, 1986

Anderson, Jeremy… 2008

Baldwin, Tim… 1987, 1988

Benningfield, Bob… 1968

Bowers, Mike… 1971

Anderson, John… 1996, 1997

Bales, Bruce… 1973

Benson, Dan… 1984, 1985

Bowers, Ryan…1995, 1996

Anderson, Mark… 1970, 1971

Ballantyne, Bob… 1962, 1963

Benson, Rob… 1989, 1990

Bowle, Dick… 1953, 1954

Andes, Caleb… 2005, 2006

Baltazor, Chad… 1990, 1991

Berg, Jamie… 1992

Boyd, Larry… 1964

Andriano, Mike… 1992

Baltzer, Chris… 1975, 1976

Bergeron, Adam… 1986, 1987

Boyle, Scott… 1993, 1994

Andriano, Rick… 1992, 1993

Balzer, Greg… 1974, 1975

Berglund, Dave… 1982, 1983

Brachter, Jim… 1960, 1961

Andriano, Scott… 1982, 1983

Balzer, Jerry… 1955, 1956

Berglund, Norman… 1978

Brad Kock… 1989, 1990

Andrusyk, Luke… 2003, 2004

Banks, LaVance… 1987, 1988

Berrie, Brody… 2008, 2009, 2010

Braddock, Paul… 1976, 1977

Angerer, Pat… 2003, 2004

Banks, Tavian… 1990, 1991, 1992

Berrie, Drew… 2003, 2004

Bradley, John… 1951, 1952

Annen, Kevin… 1999, 2000

Barber, Jason… 1995, 1996

Berry, Dan… 1970, 1971

Bradley, Mark… 1981

Ante, Dan… 1993, 1994

Barber, Jason…1995, 1996

Bertam, Andy… 2003, 2004

Bradley, Mike… 2001, 2002

Anthony, Wayne… 1967, 1968, 1969

Barker, John… 1987, 1988

Best, Jerry… 1960, 1961

Brandt, Nic… 2002, 2003

Antle, David… 1980, 1981

Barquist, Brian… 1990, 1991

Bettenhausen, Dan… 2006, 2007

Bregman, Mark… 1972, 1973

Antle, Kevin… 1975, 1976

Barretto, Richard… 1959, 1960

Bettenhausen, Matt… 2008, 2009

Brenner, Bryan… 1996, 1997

Antle, Kim… 1982, 1983

Barton, Jerry… 1955, 1955

Betts, Chuck… 1991, 1992

Brenner, Jordan… 2003, 2004

Antle, Ryan… 1998, 1999

Barton, Jim… 1956, 1957

Bevard, Craig… 1978, 1979

Bribriesco, Alex… 1998, 1999

Arensdorf, Wes… 1988, 1989

Bateman, Bob… 1979, 1980

Beyer, Brad… 1999

Bribriesco, Anthony… 2000, 2001

Arguello, Eric… 1988, 1989

Bateman, Pat… 1990, 1991

Bice, Joe… 1999, 2000

Bridges, Alec… 2011, 2012

Arguello, Jesse… 1954

Baugh, Bill… 1953

Biehl, Roger… 1965

Bries, Austin… 2010, 2011

Armando, Amiri… 2012

Baumbach, Dick… 1952

Binewald, Andrew… 2000

Briggs, Brad… 1987, 1988

Armbrust, Bob… 1976, 1977

Baumbach, Ken… 1972

Bisonette, Wayne… 1970

Brinton, Mike… 1966, 1967

Armbrust, Kurt… 1983, 1984

Baumgarten… 1951

Bitter, Chris… 2005, 2006

Brock, Dan… 1982, 1983

Arnold, Dick… 1967

Baumgarth, Paul… 1969, 1970

Bitter, Jeff… 2003, 2004

Brockway, Mark… 1973, 1974

Arnold, Joe… 1953, 1954

Bauswell, Eric… 1988, 1989

Black, Terry… 1981, 1982

Brockway, Randy… 1970, 1971

Arnold, Mike… 1978, 1979

Bauswell, John… 1984, 1985

Blair, Abe… 1997, 1998

Brooke, John… 1959, 1960

Aronson, Alex… 2009, 2010

Bauswell, Mike… 1981, 1982

Blake, Randy… 1971

Brookhart, Jim… 1974, 1975

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Brooks, David… 2006, 2007

Carey, Dennis… 1952

Colen, Brandon… 2010, 2011

Brown, Adam… 1994, 1995

Carlson, Bo… 1998

Collentine, Al… 1974

Dahms, Ed… 1951

Brown, Cam… 2008, 2009

Carlson, Eric… 1986, 1987

Collins, Carter… 2012

Dahms, Ken… 1958, 1959

Brown, David… 1975

Carlson, Leo… 1951

Collins, Mychael… 2000, 2001

Dailey, Bob… 1962, 1963

Brown, Dennis… 1951

Carrillo, Ruben… 1958

Collins, Rod… 1982, 1983

Danielson, Ken… 1965, 1966

Brown, Don… 1951

Carroll, Brian… 1965, 1966

Collins, Ron… 1956, 1957

Darrow, Alex… 2009, 2010

Brown, Greg… 1987, 1988

Carroll, Steve… 1961, 1962, 1963

Colvin, Dusty… 1993, 1994, 1995

Dau, Mark… 1977

Brown, Jason… 1997

Carstens, Mark… 2000, 2001, 2002

Colvin, Robert…1995, 1996

Davenport, Kevin… 1999

Brown, Justin… 2000

Carter, Jake… 2003

Condon, James (JJ)… 1998, 1999

Davidson, Jeff… 1985

Brown, Mark… 1990

Cartwright, Brian… 1982

Conklin, Art… 1952

Davidson, Todd… 1980

Brown, Matt… 1988, 1989

Cary, Dennis… 1951

Conklin, Kyle… 2011

Davis, Fred… 1988, 1989

Brown, Mike… 1975, 1976

Castro, Charles… 1965, 1966

Conklin, Kyle… 2012

Davis, Scott… 1966

Brown, Nate… 1996

Castro, Dave… 1955, 1956, 1857

Connelly, Ed… 1986, 1987

Davis, Thomas… 2003, 2004

Brown, Pat… 2007, 2008

Castro, Dick… 1960, 1961

Conner, Donnie… 2002, 2003

Dawson, Randy… 1974, 1975

Brown, Tracy… 1980

Castro, Joe… 1951

Connors, Tim… 1989, 1990

Decker, Bob… 1981, 1982

Brown, Willie… 1985, 1986

Castro, Tom… 1981, 1982

Conway, Butch… 1985, 1986

DeCoster, Kevin… 1986, 1987

Broyles, Austin… 2012

Castro, Tony… 1954, 1955

Coogan, Pat… 1967, 1968

Deere, Jack… 1961, 1962

Bruck, Dan… 1983

Cavanaugh, Josh… 1998, 1999

Cook, Brad… 2000, 2001, 2002

Deere, Jeff… 1987, 1988

Brueggen, Jon… 2011

Cavil, Nick… 1999, 2000

Cook, Chris… 2000, 2001, 2002

Deere, Joe… 1963, 1964

Bruhn, Mike… 1975, 1976

Cavill, Brian… 1993, 1994

Cook, John… 1981, 1982

Deere, Tim (TJ)… 1990, 1991

Brummerstedt, Greg… 1973, 1974

Cederblad, Mark… 1973, 1974

Cook, Scott… 1975

Deets, King… 1954, 1955

Bryant, Jim… 1990

Cederblad, Tim… 1967, 1968

Cook, Tom… 1966

Defalco, Gino… 1982, 1983

Buckles, Rick… 1974, 1975

Chambers, Dan… 1982, 1983

Coon, Carlton… 1983, 1984

DeFrates, Doug… 2000

Budd, David… 2002

Chapman, Dean… 1980, 1981

Cooperman, Billy… 2002, 2003

DeFrates, Jerry… 1970, 1971

Burback, Chris… 1977

Chavez, Joe… 1962, 1963

Cooperman, Billy… 2002, 2003

DeGraaf, Barton… 1986

Burge, Jeremy… 1992, 1993

Chavez, Steve… 1989, 1990

Correy, Nick… 2003, 2004

Dehner, Nick…1995, 1996

Burger, Don… 1986, 1987

Chebuhar, John… 1960, 1961

Cotton, Jerry… 1964, 1965

Dennis, Drew… 1999, 2000

Burke, Chad…1995, 1996

Chellis, Greg… 1974

Coughlin, Carey… 1999

DeShon, Chip… 1964, 1965

Burklund, Ian… 2012

Chesney, Austin… 1994, 1995

Cowherd, Chris… 1992, 1993

Despeghel, Derek… 1999, 2000

Burns, Dan… 1983, 1984

Chestnut, Ben… 2005, 2006, 2007

Cowherd, Mike… 1996, 1997

Detrent, Sam…1995, 1996

Burns, Dave… 1986

Chitwood, Steve… 2006, 2007

Cox, Brian…1995, 1996

DeVol, Jim… 1952

Burns, Tim… 1982

Christensen, Zach… 2005

Cox, Charlie… 2012

Dexter, Craig… 1965

Burress, Brien… 1983, 1984

Cini, Tom… 1999, 2000

Cox, Cyle… 2012

Dexter, Dale… 1958, 1959

Burroughs, Marty… 1973, 1974

Clarhand, Mike… 2005, 2006

Cox, Dave… 1956, 1957, 1958

Diamond, Tim… 1982, 1983

Burroughs, Zach… 2010, 2011

Clark, Bryan… 1985, 1986

Cramond, Stephen… 2010, 2011

Dies, Duane… 1955, 1956

Burt, Kevin… 1986, 1987

Clark, Jeff… 1990, 1991

Crane, Neil… 2000, 2001, 2002

Dillie, Lance… 1998, 1999

Busche, Erik… 2000, 2001, 2002

Clark, John… 1990

Crawford, Will… 1998

Dilts, Jim… 1959, 1960

Bushman, Gary… 1973

Clark, Josh… 2008

Cribb, Chad… 1982, 1983

Dirks, Andrew… 2000

Bushman, John… 1974, 1975

Clarke, Devon… 2011

Cribbs, Brent… 2010, 2011

Dirks, Troy… 1997, 1998

Butler, Jim… 1965, 1966

Clarke, Tom… 1968, 1969

Cribbs, David… 2010, 2011

Dittman, Brian… 1984, 1985

Buzzell, Myrle… 1967

Clausen, Mike… 1990, 1991

Crook, Dave… 1982

Dittmer, Marty… 2006, 2007

Byrne, Daniel… 2008, 2009

Clausen, Quinn… 2008

Crook, David… 1983

Dittmer, Pat… 2006

Claver, Steve… 1972

Crook, Keith… 1953, 1954

Dixon, Joe… 1993, 1994

Clay, Larry… 1954, 1955

Crutcher, Blake… 2011, 2012

Dixon, Scott… 1975, 1976

Cain, John… 1959, 1960

Clevenger, Gerald… 1969

Cummings, Mike… 1978

Dobbs, Doug… 1973, 1974

Cain, Tom… 1952, 1953, 1954

Cobb, Colton… 2010, 2011

Cunningham, Barry… 1954, 1955

Dockery, Bill… 1988, 1989

Calhoun, John… 1962, 1963

Coble, Todd… 1990, 1991

Cunningham, Earl… 1985

Doerder, Aaron… 1999, 2000

Camerena, Tim… 2003, 2004

Cochran, Don… 1978

Curtis, Bob… 1959

Doerder, Adam… 1993, 1994, 1995

Camp, Todd… 1980

Coffey, N… 2000

Curtis, Charles… 1969, 1970

Doerder, Adam… 1994, 1995

Campbell, Gary… 1969

Coleman, Adam… 2006, 2007

Curtis, Rick… 1975, 1976

Doerder, Eric… 1988, 1989

Campbell, Jeremy… 1996

Coleman, Keith… 2000

Cutright, Brian… 1999, 2000

Doerr, Richard… 1958

Campbell, Josiah… 1993, 1994

Coleman, Savion… 2011, 2012

Doeten, John… 1962

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Endresak, John… 1969, 1970

Fors, Chad… 1988, 1989

Gadinski, Ron… 1978

Dohrn, Greg… 1968

Enlow, David… 1964

Fors, Steve… 1983, 1984

Gagne, Jordan… 2010, 2011

Dolan, Dennis… 1977, 1978

Eppley, Mike… 1983

Fortune, Greg… 1981, 1982

Gallagher, Brian… 1993, 1994

Donnelly, John… 1967, 1968

Erich, John… 1984

Fortune, Tim… 1980, 1981

Gardner, Andy… 1991

Donnelly, Mike… 1976, 1977

Ericksen, Don… 1954

Fosdyck, Bruce… 1977, 1978

Garrison, Greg… 1963

Donohoo, Dave… 1987, 1988

Erickson, Clay… 1976, 1977

Foster, Dave… 1993

Gaskin, Kenny… 2009, 2010

Dothard, Orlando… 1988, 1989

Erickson, Jon… 1972

Foster, Steve… 1974, 1975

Gealy, Mike… 2004, 2005

Douglas, John… 1986

Erikson, Nils… 1968

Fowler, Brian… 1991, 1992

Gealy, Mitch… 2008

Douglas, Steve… 1970, 1971

Errett, Ross… 1990, 1991

Fox, Cy… 1954, 1955

Gell, Dennis… 1983, 1984

Downes, Brad… 1998, 1999

Ertel, Matt… 1983

Fox, Jim… 1953, 1954

Gellerman, Josh… 2010, 2011

Downs, Scott… 1987, 1988

Erwin, Casey… 2001, 2002

Fox, Ryan… 1978

Gellhaus, Paul… 2001, 2002

Doyle, John… 1971, 1972

Estes, Jim… 1955

Fox, Ryker… 2008, 2009

Gerdts, Scott… 1986

Dragoo, Scott… 1990, 1991

Eustice, Troy… 1989, 1990

Fox, Tanner… 1998, 1999

Gerhardt, Bruce… 1982, 1983

Drexler, Steve… 1972, 1973, 1974

Evans, Eric… 1980

Francis, Paul… 1973

Germaine, Rob… 1984

Driever, Dusty… 1992, 1993

Evans, Mike… 1988, 1989

Francis, Paul… 1974

Gibney, Corey…1993

Driever, Tyler… 1994, 1995

Evans, Tom… 1955

Francisco, Craig… 2000, 2001, 2002

Gierke, Andrew… 2000

Drinkall, Matt… 1998, 1999, 2000

Ewan, Bryce… 2008, 2009

Franks, Pat…1995, 1996

Gifford, Mark… 1982

Franks, Scott… 1987, 1988

Girskis, Brian… 1996, 1997

Frazier, Marshall… 1995-96

Girskis, Pat… 2000, 2001, 2002

Dryg, Ian… 2006, 2007

Duffy, Sean… 1980, 1981 Dugan, John… 1985, 1986

Fahy, Lee… 1971, 1972

Frazier, Maurice… 1987, 1988

Girskis, Paul… 2000, 2001

Duhres, Ken… 1959

Fall, Chris… 2003, 2004

Freeman, Rob… 1982, 1983

Gissel, Thomas… 2004, 2005

Dunbar, Mike… 1973, 1974

Farrell, Gene… 1964

Freking, Kevin… 1981, 1982

Glancy, Shaun… 1994, 1995

Duncan, Allen… 1960

Fay, Adam… 1994, 1995, 1996

Frels, Mike… 1997, 1998

Glasner, Jim… 1970, 1971

Duncan, Harvey… 1958, 1959

Feiler, Craig… 1963, 1964

French, Mike… 1997, 1998

Glaus, Brian… 1985

Duncan, Mike… 1979, 1980

Feldon, David… 1996

Freund, Paul… 1970, 1971

Glaus, Jeff… 1979

Duncan, Tony… 1982, 1983

Felske, Kerry… 1973, 1974

Fricke, Nick… 2007, 2008

Glenn, Tom… 1992, 1993

Dunlavy, Tim… 2004, 2005

Fender, Tom… 1997

Frieburger, Jay… 1992

Glynn, Dave… 1966, 1967

Dunlavy, Tom… 2010, 2011

Fenimore, Jim… 1955

Friedlund, Al… 1978

Gnatovich, Andrew…1995, 1996

Dunlavy, Tyler… 2012

Fenton, Jake… 2007, 2008

Friemel, Grant… 2005, 2006

Godfrey, Bruce… 1971, 1972

Dunn, Dalton… 2012

Ferguson, Drew… 1981

Fritz, Brian… 1998, 1999

Goettsch, George… 1977

Dunning, Joe… 1968, 1969

Ferguson, Tad… 1982, 1983

Fritz, Gerek… 1996

Goettsch, Herb… 1972, 1973

Duran, Anthony… 1998

Fest, Harvey… 1977

Frost, Stan… 1972

Goettsch, Joe… 2009, 2010

Dykema, Jeff… 1969

Festing-Smith, Jack… 2003, 2004

Fryer, Todd… 1983

Goetz, Bob… 1960, 1961

Dykema, Kevin… 1976

Fhrich, Jeff… 1977

Fuller, Greg… 1988

Gold, Dusty… 2005

Dykema, Mike… 1974, 1975

Fick, Ryan… 2003, 2004

Fuller, Rob… 2007, 2008

Goodlet, Raequan… 2012

Field, Dan… 1966, 1967

Fullmer, Bob… 1965, 1966

Goodlove, Jack… 1952

Fish, Cody… 2008, 2009

Fulton, Matt… 1988

Goodwin, M… 2000

Easter, Tony… 1984, 1985

Fisher, John… 1982

Funk, Dave… 1963, 1964

Gordon, Clark… 1975

Edwards, Zach… 2009, 2010

Fisher, Steve… 1990, 1991

Funk, Rob… 1988, 1989

Gordon, Grant… 1977, 1978

Eikenberry, Jake… 2006, 2007

Fitzgerald, Andrew… 2011, 2012

Funk, Shane… 2009, 2010

Gossard, David… 1993, 1994

Eikenberry, Pat… 1981

Fitzpatrick, Dan… 1991, 1992

Furne, Brian… 1971, 1972

Gowan, Kris… 2001, 2002

Eisenlauer, Rick… 1997, 1998

Flaherty, Bobby… 2000

Furne, Jim… 1966

Gowan, Matt… 2003, 2004

Elder, Ken… 1965

Fleming, Bill… 1978, 1979

Furne, Rich… 1966

Grace, David… 1968

Elges, Josh… 1994, 1995

Fleming, Mike… 1981

Furne, Rob… 1990, 1991

Gramley, Mike… 1957

Elkin, Ed… 1976, 1977

Flynn, JP… 2010, 2011

Elkin, John… 1988, 1989

Flynn, Ryan…1995, 1996

Ellingworth, Jon… 1979, 1980

Flynn, Scott… 1998, 1999

Gabel, Brian… 1978, 1979

Green, Chris… 1993, 1994, 1995

Elliot, John… 1979

Flynn, Steve… 2005, 2006

Gabelmann, Jacob… 2002, 2003

Greenawalt, joe… 1997, 1998

Ellis, Scott… 1975

Folk, Harry… 1951

Gabelmann, Josh… 2005, 2006

Grenko, Bill… 1978, 1979

Elverd, Gene… 1964, 1965

Folks, Greg… 1986, 1987

Gabelmann, Zach… 2000, 2001

Griebel, Dave… 1966

Emeis, Joe… 1990

Folks, Tim… 1989, 1990

Gabrilson, Greg… 1963, 1964

Griebel, Nick… 2007, 2008

Endresak, Jim… 1982

Ford, Scott… 1993, 1994

Gadient, Joe… 1974

Grissom, Adam… 1989, 1990

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Harnung, Mike… 1989, 1990

Hernandez, Nate… 1993, 1994

Hughes, Nick… 2010, 2011

Gross, Dave… 1990

Harnung, Paul… 1992, 1993

Herrera, Chris… 1997, 1998

Hughes, Tyler… 2005, 2006

Gross, Doug… 1990

Harris, Justin… 2001, 2002

Herrera, Phil… 1966

Hull, Eric… 1992, 1993

Grossenbacher, Brian… 1984, 1985

Harrison, Gordon… 1956, 1957, 1958

Herrera, Simon… 1990

Hult, Dave… 1973

Grossman, Steve… 1959, 1960

Harrison, Tom… 1987, 1988

Herrig, Ryan… 1997

Hummel Carl… 1974, 1975

Grothusen, Bill… 1956

Hart, Brian… 2002, 2003

Herron, Dave… 1972

Hungerford, Paul… 1989, 1990

Groves, John… 1983, 1984

Hart, Edwin… 1960

Hess, Taylor… 1999, 2000

Hunt, Ben… 1964, 1965

Gruenhagen, Eric… 1992, 1993

Hart, Mike… 1995

Hess, Troy… 2007, 2008

Hunt, Tim… 1973

Gruenhaven, Andy… 1993, 1994, 1995

Hartman, Steve… 1984, 1985

Hesse, Dave… 1951, 1952, 1953

Hurd, Mike… 1988, 1989

Gruetzmacher, Steve… 1982, 1983

Hartung, John… 1959, 1960

Hesse, George… 1960, 1961

Hustad, Dan… 1975, 1976

Grumley, Charles… 1956, 1957

Hartwig, Todd… 1982

Heyden, Brian… 1985, 1986

Hutchings, Bill… 1953, 1954

Grumley, Mike… 1958

Harvey, Mike… 1973

Hickman, Michael… 2011

Hutchings, Matt… 1966

Grummer, Pat… 1971

Harvey, Mitch… 1990, 1991

Hicks, Craig… 1988, 1989

Hutchinson, Sloan…1962

Guffey, John… 1970, 1971

Hasch, Marvin… 1955

Higley, Brad… 1999

Guffey, Josh… 2000, 2001

Hason, Ben… 1991

Hilavat, Mike… 1959

Guhin, John… 1979, 1980

Hassell-Bennett, Dan… 1999, 2000

Hilderbrandt, Todd… 1990

Ingold, Reid… 2009, 2010

Guild, Jeff… 2000

Hatchings, Tim… 1961

Hill, Dennis… 1977, 1978

Irvin, Chris… 2000

Gurke, Greg… 1982

Hausch, Dave… 1987, 1988

Hillery, Bob… 1977, 1978

Irvine, Doug… 1976, 1977

Gurske, Jon… 1987

Hayden, Mike… 1998, 1999

Hintze, Dick… 1968, 1969, 1970

Irvine, John… 1973, 1974

Gustafson, Kris… 1991

Hayes, Chris… 1988

Hintze, Mike… 1980

Ivory, Chris… 2003, 2004

Gutierrez, Augie… 1986, 1987

Hayes, Jacob… 2011, 2012

Hoagland, Pat… 1965, 1966

Gutierrez, Javier… 1987, 1988

Hayes, Justin… 1996

Hoch, Eric… 1990, 1991, 1992

Hayes, Pat… 1970, 1971

Hockaday, Steve… 1989, 1990

Jackson, Steve… 1996, 1997

Haygood, Tom… 1957, 1958

Hoegge, Robin… 1959

Jackson, Tim… 2003, 2004

Haack, Chris… 1981, 1982

Hayward, Mike… 2004, 2005

Hoffman, Josh… 1996, 1997

Jacob, Rick… 1956, 1957

Habak, Glen… 1988, 1989

Hayward, Mike… 2005, 2006

Hoffman, Phil… 1965, 1966

Jacobsen, Jeremy… 2008, 2009

Haben, Hugh… 1978

Heald, Dick… 1951

Hoffstetter, Tom… 1977

Jacobsen, Joel… 2004, 2005

Habenicht, Bob… 1973

Heald, Ken… 1952

Hogan, John… 1996

Jardine, Pete… 1994, 1995

Habenicht, Kurt… 1974, 1975

Hebbel, Adam… 2002, 2003

Holcomb, Jeff… 1972, 1973

Jasper, Chris… 1967

Haber, Fred… 1958, 1959

Hegland, Doug… 1988, 1989

Holcomb, Randy… 1979, 1980

Jasper, Dick… 1951, 1952

Hackett, Charles… 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954

Hegwein, Will… 2001, 2002

Holle, Tyler… 2004, 2005

Jasper, Paul… 1996, 1997

Hackett, Doug… 1981

Heimann, Doug… 1971

Holmes, Joe…1995, 1996

Jasper, Tim… 1994

Hagen, Hugh… 1979

Heimendinger, Andy… 2012

Holmes, Seth… 1996, 1997

Jefferson, Raekwan… 2012

Haines, Randy… 1990

Heimendinger, Eric… 1986, 1987

Holte, Dan… 1981, 1982

Jenkings, Aaron… 2000

Hakanson, Jay… 1969, 1970

Heimendinger, Nick… 2010, 2011, 2012

Honnold, Charles… 1959

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Hale, Evan… 2009, 2010

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Jensen, Ken… 1958, 1959

Halfman, Dan… 2004

Heizer, Tom… 1968, 1969

Horak, Mike… 1979, 1980

Jentz, Cory… 1993, 1994, 1995

Hall, Jeff… 1975, 1976

Hempel, Bill… 1960, 1961

Horak, Steve… 1985, 1986

Jessen, Erik… 1996, 1997

Halsey, Bob… 1951, 1953

Henderkott, Jay… 1980, 1981

Horak, Tom… 1980, 1981

Johnson, Blake… 2008, 2009

Hamilton, Charles… 1956

Henderson, Danny… 2009, 2010

Hornbuckle, Todd… 1986

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Hanick, Kelly… 1975

Hendricks, Chris…1995, 1996

Hornbuckler, Steve… 1989, 1990

Johnson, Chris… 1988, 1989

Hanley, Dan… 1974, 1975

Heniger, Mark… 1985, 1986

Horner, Terry… 1977, 1978

Johnson, Chuck… 1989, 1990

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Heninger, John… 1977, 1978

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Heningsen, Harris… 2008, 2009

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Hovey, Jacob… 2012

Johnson, Tom… 1959, 1960

Hansen, Brian… 1983, 1984

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Hansen, Grant… 1985, 1986

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Hoyer, Ben… 1986

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Hansen, Jake… 1998, 1999

Henninger, Ralph… 1975, 1976

Hudson, Malique… 2011, 2012

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Hanson, Bill… 1984

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Huebner, Ed… 1972

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Huebner, Fred… 1971

Jones, Matt…1995, 1996

Harland, James… 1967

Hernandez, Bubba (Alex)… 2011, 2012

Huelsmeyer, Mike… 1985, 1986

Jones, Michael… 2012

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Klabunde, Kris… 2011, 2012

Kuzentsov, Sam… 2011

Levsen, Nick… 1997, 1998

Jones, Phil… 1992, 1993

Klein, Spencer… 2008, 2009

Kvidera, Brian… 1994, 1995

Levy, Chip… 1956, 1957

Jones, Tim… 1975, 1976

Kleinschmidt, John… 1999, 2000

Jorgensen, Joe… 2006

Kline, Matt… 2005

Josinger, John… 1992

Kloft, Jason…1995, 1996

Labath, Brandon… 2011

Lewis, David… 2009

Judge, Joe… 1986, 1987

Kloppenberg, Rick… 1968

Labath, Craig… 2005

Lewis, Mark… 1982

Junge, Steve… 1965, 1966

Klosterman, Randy… 1978

Ladd, Mike… 1966

Lewis, Todd… 1981

Jurevitz, Keaton… 2010, 2011

Knoblauch, Kip… 1973, 1974

Ladenburger, John… 1982

Licht, Harry… 1958

Jurevitz, Mitch… 2007, 2008

Koch, Joe… 1999

Laing, Roger… 1983, 1984

Lichtenberg, Kyle… 2007, 2008

Jurgs, Ron… 1964

Kock, Brent… 1991, 1992, 1993

Lam, Andy… 2010, 2011

Light, Harold… 1958

Kock, Craig… 1994, 1995

Lamansky, Curt… 1984, 1985

Lightner, Tim… 1958, 1959

Koehler, Ken… 1988, 1989

Lamar, Adam… 2000

Lillian, Mike… 1998

Kabler, Max… 2002, 2003

Kohler, John… 1983, 1984

LaMarre, James… 1984, 1985

Linde, Zach… 1997, 1998

Kabler, Pete… 2005, 2006, 2007

Kollijog, Jeff… 1956

LaMarre, Tom… 1993, 1994

Lindsey, Mike… 1975, 1976

Kadilac, Matt… 2005

Komorokse, Dan… 1972, 1973

LaMarre, Tony… 1988, 1989

Linteen, Tom… 1973

Kakert, Logan… 2011

Korf, Kurt… 1981, 1982

Lang, Bob… 1963, 1964

Lintgen, Chuck… 1972, 1973

Kallaus, Lonnie… 1955

Kormas, Chip… 1972, 1973

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Lintz, Michael… 2012

Kamper, Bill… 1980

Kornick, Ken… 1973

Langan, Justin… 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999

Lipkowitz, Brad… 1999

Kane, Tom… 1975

Koss, Donnie… 1998, 1999

Lange, Ron… 1970, 1971

Little, Chris… 1991

Kao, Oliver… 2010

Kotrodimos, Pete… 1993, 1994

Langford, Tommy… 2002, 2003

Lockie, Gary… 1952

Karadsheh, Issa… 1995

Kowalczyk, Walter… 1987, 1988

Largston, Dan… 1982, 1983

Lohf, Tom… 1962, 1963

Karadsheh, Malik… 2000

Kraft, Bernie… 1973, 1974

Larimer, David… 2002

Longval, Scott… 1992, 1993

Katz, Joe… 1993, 1994

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Lonnecker, John… 1971

Kauth, Chris… 1993, 1994

Kranovich, Louis… 2008, 2009

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Looman, Nick… 2012

Kay, Ben… 2006

Kranovich, Phil… 2012

Larson, Mark… 1981, 1982

Lopez, Randy… 1990, 1991

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Krause, Ben… 2010, 2011

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Lasell, Jeff… 1985

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Krebs, William (Bo)… 1983, 1984

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Loter, CHris…1995, 1996

Keenan, Pat… 1977, 1978

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Lavelle, Steve… 1987, 1988

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Kellums, Brad… 2011

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Kulig, Tyler… 1993, 1994, 1995

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Kurtz, Evan… 2009, 2010

Leszynski, Matt.. 1986

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Kisner, Jim… 1980, 1981

Kutscher, Eric… 1993

Levsen, Bryan… 2010, 2011

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McConnell, Bill… 1960

Melchert, Jeff… 1966, 1967

Mossbrucker, Jeff… 1992, 1993

Major, Doyle… 1980

McCord, Mark… 1978

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Murcia, Mike… 1985, 1986

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Murphy Mike W… 1988, 1989

Manion, Mike… 1977, 1978

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Meyer, Shawn… 2000

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Murphy, Shawn… 1993

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Middlecamp, Pete… 1968, 1969

Murphy, Tim… 1997

Manning, Steve… 1969

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Manzi, Joe… 1981

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O'Dell, Dwight… 1974

McCollam Bob… 1952, 1953

Melchert, David… 1993, 1994

Moskowitz, Matt… 1983, 1984

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Phan, John… 1993

Oles, Mark… 1976

Phillips, Dan… 2000

Quail, John Jay… 1975, 1976

Ries, Jim… 1968, 1969 Ries, Paul… 1971, 1972

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Quinn, Dick… 1961, 1962

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Owens-Johnson, Bryson… 2011, 2012

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Potter, Matt… 1999

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Peters, Mark… 1992, 1993

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Petersen, Zach… 2009, 2010

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Peterson, Gary… 1952

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Richter, Brian… 1983

Roth, Lamont… 1975, 1976

Peterson, Howard (Hap)… 1979, 1980

Preusch, W… 1960

Ricketts, Bill… 1971, 1972

Rothweiler, Steve… 1973, 1974

Peterson, James C… 1983, 1984

Pribble, Jeff… 1982

Rickman, Paul… 1980

Rottman, Jason…1995, 1996

Peterson, James R… 1964, 1965

Pribyl, Barrett… 1999

Ricks, Anthony… 1992

Rottman, Jim… 1969, 1970

Peterson, Kirk… 1999, 2000

Price, Brian… 1990

Ridenour, Carter… 2007, 2008

Ruggles, Ken… 1970

Peterson, Paul… 1982, 1983

Priesser, Josh… 1998, 1999

Ridenour, Gage… 2009, 2010

Runge, Bob… 1952, 1953

Peterson, Tom… 1972

Priester, Dan… 1984

Ridesel, Ryan… 1986, 1987

Runge, Drew… 2006

Petherick, Greg… 1981, 1982

Prillip, Chris… 1991

Riedesel, Zach… 2010

Runyan, Jamie… 1982, 1983

Pfister, Dave… 1980

Purcell, Jim… 1997, 1998

Ries, David… 1974, 1975

Rury, Tim… 1985

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Schirm, Josh… 2009, 2010

Sehmann, Dick… 1951

Smith, David… 2001, 2002

Rushing, Brian… 1970

Schleisman, Brent… 1978, 1979

Seibert, Nate… 1996, 1997

Smith, Doug… 2006, 2007

Rutledge, Mike… 1987, 1988

Schlichting, Kolton… 2012

Seig, Erik… 2008

Smith, Ernie… 1961

Ryan, Brendan… 1982

Schliesman, Mark… 1971, 1972

Selby, Doug… 1956, 1957

Smith, Jason… 1993, 1994, 1995

Ryan, Brock… 1992, 1993, 1994

Schloemer, Todd… 1975

Sellers, Mike… 1999, 2000

Smith, Jeff… 1983, 1984

Ryan, Conor… 2006, 2007

Schlosser, Dave… 1977, 1978

Serrano, Adam… 2003

Smith, Jim… 1965, 1966

Ryan, Cory… 1991, 1992

Schlosser, Mike… 1993, 1994, 1995

Serrano, Pat… 1973

Smith, Jim…1995, 1996

Ryan, Jeff… 1966, 1967

Schmeltzer, Jim… 1958, 1959

Seth, Bill… 1957, 1958

Smith, Josh… 1995

Ryan, Matt… 2006

Schmertmann, Chad… 2008, 2009

Seylar, Fred… 1978

Smith, Ken… 1968

Ryan, Pat… 1967, 1968

Schmid, Cam… 2009, 2010

Seymour, Tony… 1991, 1992

Smith, Kyle… 2012

Ryan, Zac… 1991, 1992

Schmidt, Dan… 2003, 2004

Shaer, Anas… 1995

Smith, Nate… 1977, 1978

Schmidt, Dan…1995

Sharoian, John… 1952

Smith, Rich… 1974

Schmidt, Dave… 1989, 1990

Sharoian, John… 1985

Smith, Rob… 1978

Sabouri, Armando… 2011

Schmidt, Greg… 1983, 1984

Shaw, Nate… 2009, 2010, 2011

Smith, Ryan… 2010

Sadel, Mark… 1970, 1971

Schnell, Mike… 1998

Shay, Alan… 1990, 1991

Smith, Shawn… 1997

Sage, Jayson…1995, 1996

Schoenfelder, Brad… 1986, 1987

Sheckler, Ken… 1974, 1975

Smith, Timmy… 2011, 2012

Sage, Mike… 1991, 1992

Schoenfelder, Kyle… 1985, 1986

Sheeder, Artrie… 1962

Smithson, Dave… 1969, 1970

Saldivar, Chris… 1975

Schoenfelder, Steve… 1981, 1982

Sheeder, Bill… 1965, 1966

Snowden, Trent… 1983, 1984

Saldivar, Ed… 1962

Schone, Roger… 1971, 1972

Sheeder, Charles… 1965, 1966

Snyder, Andrew… 2011

Saldivar, Joel…1995, 1996

Schorg, Alec…1995

Sheffer, Bart… 1966

Snyder, Chad… 2007, 2008

Sandeman, Colin… 2004, 2005, 2006

Schorg, Joel… 1999

Shenk, Divon… 1952, 1953

Snyder, Doug… 1980, 1981

Sanders, Chris… 2008, 2009

Schorg, Will… 1997, 1998

Sherman, Matt… 1977, 1978

Snyder, Gary… 1965, 1966

Sanders, Ray… 1953

Schreck, Steve… 1982

Sherman, Pat… 1976

Sodac, Chris…1995, 1996

Sanders, Scott… 1982, 1983

Schroeder, Earl… 1961

Shirley, Ron… 1951, 1952

Soko, Stephen… 2012

Sanders, Steve… 1970, 1971

Schroeder, Glen… 1963, 1964

Shoemaker, Steve… 1983, 1984

Soldat, Jason… 1992, 1993

Sandry, Bryce… 2007, 2008

Schroeder, William… 1954

Shoup, Jeff… 1985, 1986

Solis, Dan… 1987

Sands, Eric… 1990, 1991

Schuberg, Tom… 1972, 1973

Sibley, Mike… 1990

Solis, Rick… 1983

Sass, Dick… 1951, 1952

Schulte, Paul… 1984, 1985

Siefken, Justin… 1997, 1998

Sommer, Andrew… 2007

Sauer, Joe… 1958

Schultz, Bob… 1960

Sieg, Alex… 2004

Sones, Bill… 1956, 1957

Saur, Steve… 1960, 1961

Schultz, Seiford… 1953, 1954

Sieg, Eric… 2009

Sones, Carroll… 1953, 1954

Scannell, Dan… 1993, 1994

Schulz, Jeff… 1972, 1973

Sierk, Alex… 1993, 1994

Sones, Dale… 1954, 1955

Schabilion, John… 1999, 2000

Schulz, Kurt… 1969, 1970

Simoni, Carlos… 1978, 1979, 1980

Sones, Larry… 1960, 1961

Schabilion, Mike… 2005

Schumacher, Andrew… 1991, 1992

Simpson, James Brent… 1993, 1994

Sonsken, Monte… 1988, 1989

Schaefer, Steve… 1968, 1969

Schumaer, Doug… 1978, 1979

Sinnard, Darrin… 1985, 1986

Soseman, Sean… 2006, 2007

Schaefer, Tom… 1973

Schumaker, Dave… 1980, 1981

Sipka, Stan… 1994

Soseman, Steve… 2008, 2009

Schappaugh, Dennis… 1981

Schwab, Charlie… 1977, 1978

Sitter, Mark… 1986, 1987

Sourdiff, Dick… 1953

Schara, Matt… 1992, 1993

Schwabe, John… 1993

Skahill, Brandon… 1992, 1993

Sparks, Dean… 1993, 1994, 1995

Schara, Scott…1995, 1996

Schwaninger, Rich… 1986, 1987

Skiba, Chris… 1986, 1987

Sparling, Steve… 1957, 1958

Schau, Brad… 1987, 1988

Schwanz, Rob… 1978

Skladany, Andy… 1983, 1984

Sparling, Stuart… 1959, 1960

Scheck, Ted… 1980

Schwerdtfeger, Alex… 2007, 2008

Skogman, Chad… 1986, 1987

Speak, Matt… 1986

Scheck, Tom… 1981

Schwerdtfeger, Cam… 2004, 2005

Skogman, Shaun… 1990

Speak, Shannon… 1972, 1973

Scheib, Tyler… 2011

Schwertman, Jon… 2002, 2003

Skyler, Echols… 2008

Speer, Anthony… 2011

Scheib, Tyler… 2011

Scogland, Troy… 1993, 1994

Slavens, John… 1979, 1980

Speidel, Barry… 1981

Schellenberg… 1951

Scott McCall… 1982

Slavens, Matt… 1984

Speidel, Brian… 1968, 1969

Schertz, Jim… 1977, 1978

Scott, Garrett… 2006, 2007

Slifka, Andrew… 2007, 2008

Speidel, Eric… 2006, 2007

Schick, Dave… 1970, 1971

Scott, Kiegan… 2008

Slusher, Ken… 1988, 1989

Spencer, Coady… 2012

Schick, Ted… 1968, 1969

Scott, Pat… 1985

Smalley, Bill… 1976, 1977

Spies, Billy… 1964, 1965

Schieberl, Kyle… 2002, 2003

Scott, Shaun… 1986, 1987

Smith, Adam… 2000

Spires, Jordan… 2008, 2009

Schindall, Dan… 1983, 1984

Searcy, Franklin… 1997, 1998

Smith, Cory… 1986, 1987

Spiro, Leo… 1968

Schindall, Rich… 1974, 1975

Sedgwick, Alex… 2007, 2008

Smith, Dan… 1961, 1962

Spranger, Grant… 2012

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Stull, Chris… 2000

Tilton, Scott… 1976, 1977

VanBlaircome, Brian… 1980, 1981

Spranger, Mark.. 1981

Suiter, Matt… 2008, 2009

Tinman, Bill… 1982

Vance, Colbey… 2011

Spray, Jim… 1977, 1978

Sullivan, Daniel… 2010, 2011

Tinman, Brad… 1984, 1985

VanCott, Bruce… 1963

Spreen, Devon… 2010, 2011

Sullivan, John… 1952

Tipp, Terry… 2003

Vande Walle, Curtis… 1960, 1961

Spreen, Hunter… 2009, 2010

Sullivan, Troy… 1989, 1990

Tiry, Nate… 1999

VanDyke, John… 2006, 2007

Springer, Steve… 1982, 1983

Summers, Jeff… 1980

Tisue, Gabe… 2004, 2005

VanHoutan, Justin… 2010, 2011

Sprott, Greg… 1974

Sunderbruch, Mike… 2000, 2001

Tisue, Jordan… 1998

VanWetzinga, Rick… 1966, 1967

Sprout, Ronald… 1956

Swangstu, Troy… 1991

Tisue, Tyler… 1997, 1998

VanWetzinga, Russ… 1963, 1964

Squires, Brian… 1987, 1988

Swanson, Mark… 1967, 1968, 1969

Tofanelli, Nick… 1995

Vaughan, Brad… 1968, 1969

St. Ores, Travis… 2010

Swanstu, Ryan…1995

Tomlinson, Jaret… 1987, 1988

Venable, Rick… 1974, 1975

Staack, Rob… 1982

Swanwick, Cary… 1974

Tompos, Mike… 1969

Venker, Mike… 1963, 1964

Stahl, Rick… 1982

Swanwick, Casey… 1973

Toole, Scott… 1984, 1985

Vercillo, Matt… 2007, 2008

Stahle, Tom… 2010

Swearingen, Don… 1987, 1988

Toom, Mike… 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964

Vesey, Alvin… 2000, 2001, 2002

Stahle, Tom… 2011

Swearingen, Fritz… 1980

Topalian, Mike… 2008, 2009

Vesole, Adam… 2009, 2010

Stahmer, John… 1993

Swisher, Steve… 1963, 1964

Topalian, Nick… 1999, 2000

Vienne, Derek… 2003, 2004

Stansbury, David… 1972

Switzer, David… 2009,2010

Topinka, Gary… 1966

Viering, ANdy… 1993, 1994

Stansbury, Randy… 1972, 1973

Syfert, Quinn… 2008, 2009

Torrissen, Rick… 1995

Viktor, Brook… 1990, 1991

Traner, Chuck… 1972

Viniard, Paul… 1983, 1984

Triplett, Mike… 1984, 1985

Virgil, Jesse… 1999, 2000

Starenko, Drew… 1977

Stecker, Greg… 2000 Steffen, Marty… 1964

Takacs, Tommy… 2004, 2005

Trizzino, Joey… 2008, 2009

Voelliger, John… 1975

Steil, Griffin… 2009, 2010

Takemoto, Brian… 1995

Troy, Anthony… 1996, 1997

Voelliger, Josh… 2011, 2012

Stelk, Jeff… 1978, 1979, 1980

Tallman, Dan… 1976

Troy, Brent… 2003, 2004

Voelliger, Pete… 1977

Stelk, Steve… 1982

Tally, Chris… 1992, 1993

Truman, Garry… 1981

Voelliger, Ryan… 1999, 2000

Stelk, Tom… 1957, 1958

Tansey, Zach… 2011, 2012

Trumbo, Kelly (KC)… 1993, 1994

Von Gries, Alex… 2011, 2012

Stelly, Brian… 2001, 2002

Tappa, Steve… 1982, 1983

Trumbo, Steve…1968

Vroman, Justin… 1992, 1993

Stender, Scott… 1982

Tatoian, Mike… 1976, 1977

Trunnell, Frank… 1962, 1962

Stenger, Tom… 1970, 1971

Taylor, Brad… 1977, 1978

Tucker, Bill… 1960

Stephenseon, Don… 1973

Taylor, Chris… 1993, 1994

Tucker, Dan… 1976, 1977

Wadkins, Todd… 2007, 2008

Stevens, Isiah… 2003, 2004

Taylor, Jeff… 1984, 1985

Tucker, Hal… 1979, 1980

Wagner, John… 1989, 1990

Stichnoth, Tim… 1973, 1974

Tayor, Austin… 1999

Tucker, Phil… 1954, 1955

Wagner, Justin… 2005, 2006

Stichnoth, Todd… 1977, 1978

Teeple, Bob, … 1952, 1953

Tucker, Rick… 1997, 1998

Wagner, Kyle… 1999, 2000

Stinson, Travis… 2008, 2009

Teeple, Frank… 1953, 1954

Tudeen, Al… 1979, 1980

Wagner, Steve… 1957, 1958

Stitcher, Brian… 1985

Teller, Jim… 1972

Tudeen, Mike… 1977, 1978

Wahl, Jerry… 1982, 1983

Stockwell, Josh.. 1990

Teplikcy, Brad… 2006, 2007

Tuftee, Lee… 1999

Waidelich, Doug… 1981, 1982

Stoffer, Tim (TJ)… 1997, 1998

Tetmeyer, Dale… 1996, 1997

Tumey, Mike… 1971

Wainwright, Craig… 2008

Stoll, Hugh… 1961, 1962

Teytmeyer, Kyle… 1993

Turner, Dave… 1966, 1967

Wakeland, Jeff… 2000, 2001, 2002

Stolley, Kent… 1980

Tharp, Brad… 1972, 1973

Turner, Derek… 1998, 1999

Walker, Bob… 2002

Stoltenberg, Jake… 2008, 2009

Tharp, Danny… 2006, 2007

Turner, James… 1982, 1983

Walker, Chris… 2003, 2004

Stoltenberg, Justin… 2004, 2005

Tharp, Mike… 2004, 2005

Turner, Rich… 1967

Walker, Mark… 1980, 1981

Stonehocker, Doug… 1987, 1988

Tharp, Rodey… 1974, 1975

Walker, Scott… 1968, 1969

Stori, Mike… 1976

Thomas, Alex… 2003, 2004

Walker, Steve… 1968

Stradt, Corey… 2000, 2001, 2002

Thomas, Jake… 1997, 1998

Uhde, Aaron… 1987, 1988

Wall, Andy… 1986, 1987

Streeter, Mark… 1979, 1980

Thomas, Matt… 1978

Uhde, Chad… 1989, 1990

Wallace, Joe… 1976, 1977

Streiger, Jim… 1951

Thompson, Caleb… 2009, 2010

Uhde, Todd… 1979, 1980

Wallace, Mark… 2003, 2004

Stroh, Greg… 2005, 2006

Thompson, Cameron… 2010, 2011

Ulrich, Matt… 1988, 1989

Waller, Jim… 1958

Strohm, John… 1972, 1973

Thompson, Dennis… 1970

Uno, Shun… 2007

Walsh, Tom… 1964, 1965

Stroyan, Grant… 2000

Thompson, Gary… 1978, 1979

Strubbe, Gero… 1995

Thompson, Glen… 1985, 1986, 1987

Stuart, Scott… 1964, 1965, 1966

Thompson, Mark… 1985

Van Engen, Dave… 1972

Walter, Terry… 1963, 1964

Stuart, Steve… 1968, 1969

Thompson, Matt… 2000

Van Horn, Tony… 1980

Walters, Danny… 2011

Stull, Cam… 2005, 2006

Thompson, Tom… 1965, 1966

Van Zandt, Dennis… 1958, 1959

Walters, Dave… 1982, 1983

Stull, Chris… 1999, 2000

Thuenen, George… 1952, 1953, 1954

Van Zandt, Tom… 1959

Walters, Mike… 1996

Walter, Ed… 1974

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Wetzel, Bruce… 1967, 1968

Wulf, Art… 1974

Walters, Terry… 1996, 1997

Wetzel, Nate… 1994, 1995

Wulf, Jim… 1962, 1963

Ward, Mike… 2003

Whisler, Bill… 1965

Wulf, Steve… 1966, 1967

Warddock, Dennis… 1952

White, Harry… 1972

Wulf, Virgil… 1972

Warnock, Pat… 1960

Whitty, Nick… 2006, 2007

Wuorinen, Ron… 1960

Washam, Al… 1976, 1977

Wier, Andrew… 2006, 2007

Washam, Randy… 1980, 1981

Wiese, Ben… 1997, 1998

Wasterman, Kevin… 1985

Wilburn, Marcus… 2006

Yager, Jim… 1971, 1972

Waterman, Jim… 1964, 1965

Wilcox, Brad… 1980

Yance, John… 1963

Watkins, Clint… 1986, 1987

Wilken, Roland… 1960

Yassin, Izam… 1990, 1991

Watters, Jamie… 1990, 1991

Willey, Chris… 1997, 1998

Yets, Travis… 2007

Waugaman, Bruce… 1964

Willey, Nate… 1989

Yi, Sok Hon… 1987, 1988

Way, Jerry… 1976

Williams, Albert (AJ)…1994

Yoder, Brandon… 2001, 2002

Webber, Bryan… 1996, 1997

Williams, Mitch… 2001, 2002

Yoder, Dave… 1998, 1999

Weber, Dave… 1976

Williams, Robert… 2008

Yoder, Ted… 1986, 1987

Webster, Wade… 2012

Williams, Tom… 1984, 1985

Yost, Jeff… 1979, 1980

Weeks, James… 2009, 2010

Willich, Fred… 1958

Yost, John… 1978

Weindruch, Jeff… 1969, 1970

Willingham, Darren… 1981, 1982

Young, Michael… 2012

Weindruch, Kent… 1972

Willingham, Rueben… 1980

Young, Roger… 1957, 1958

Weindruch, Steve… 1966

Wilming, Greg… 1989, 1990

Young, Zach… 2005

Weinzweig, John… 1989, 1990

Wilson, Al… 1978, 1979

Younkin, Blake… 2010, 2011

Weis, Ben… 1998

Wilson, Tegan… 1987, 1988

Younkin, Tyler… 2010, 2011

Weis, Pat… 1983, 1984

Wingert, John… 1976, 1977

Weis, Raymond… 2012

Wingert, Phil… 1980, 1981

Weis, Rhett… 1991, 1992

Wingfield, Ted… 1982, 1983

Zambrano, Todd…1995, 1996

Wellman, Dennis… 1951

Winship, Chris… 1992, 1993

Zastrow, Brent… 1987, 1988

Wells, Don… 1982

Winston, Tony… 1983

Ziegler, Travis… 2008, 2009

Wells, Eric… 2009, 2010

Witcraft, Bill… 1957, 1958

Zimmerman, John… 1986, 1987

Wells, Kim… 1973, 1974

Witcraft, Dave… 1960

Zimmerman, Ralph… 1975

Wells, Mark… 2012

Witt, Tom… 1958

Zimmerman, Rob… 1968, 1969

Wells, Milton Jr… 2006

Wohlwend, Rich… 1966, 1967

Zimmerman, Robert… 2000

Welsh, Dan… 1972, 1973

Wolfe, Bryan… 1984, 1985

Zimmerman, Troy… 2003, 2004

Welsh, Justin… 2002, 2003

Wolfe, Cassin… 2012

Zomora, Robert… 1987, 1988

Welsh, Mark.. 1982, 1983

Wolfe, Dennis… 1990

Zurinsky, Jon… 1999, 2000

Welsh, Paul… 1984

Wolfe, Mike… 1982, 1983

Wenck, Rick… 1979, 1980

Wolfe, Tim… 1978, 1979

Wenzel, Chris… 1993, 1994, 1995

Wood, Dan… 1999

Wenzel, Jason… 1998, 1999

Woods, Austin… 2010, 2011

Werts, Scott… 1993, 1994

Woods, Corey… 2008, 2009

Wessel, Paul… 1971

Woods, David… 1980

West, Brian… 1985, 1986, 1987

Woodward, Pat… 1973, 1974

West, Kyle… 2008

Wooldridge, Tim… 1975, 1976

West, Steve… 1960

Woolverton, Mike… 1986, 1987

Westercamp, Clayton… 1999

Wooten, Ray…1962, 1963

Westercamp, Karson… 2011, 2012

Wooton, John… 1961

Westerkamp, Heath… 2006

Worsley, Greg… 1971, 1972

Westerlund, Dolph… 2002

Wrenn, Doug… 1973

Westerlund, Kevin… 1984

Wright, Brian… 1987, 1988

Westerlund, Rob… 1982

Wright, Joe… 1956, 1957

Westermoreland, Jay… 1999

Wright, Pat… 1971, 1972

Westlund, Jeff… 1976, 1977

Wright, Russ… 1952

Westphal, Curt… 1993, 1994

Wright, Ryan… 1998

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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

Since 1963, Bettendorf players have annually voted on the team’s Most Valuable Player. Since that time, only two players have won the award twice—David Schick in 1970 and ’71 and Clint Watkins in 1986 & ’87. As well, only twice have two players tied for the award as did Dave Schmidt and Chad Uhde in 1990 and Tom Langford and Pat Angerer in 2003. Also, Schick, Watkins, and Angerer are the only players to win this award as juniors.

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1963 JERRY RINEHART Quarterback

1964 MIKE TOOM Running Back

1968 PAT RYAN Running Back

1969 BRIAN SPEIDEL Linebacker

1973 BRAD THARP Noseguard

1974 MARK CEDERBLAD Defensive Back

1978 MIKE MANION Linebacker

1979 DAVE LARSON Guard

1965 JERRY COTTON End

1970 DAVID SCHICK Running Back

1975 KURT HABENICHT Linebacker

1980 JOE LEDVINA Running Back

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1966 BILL SHEEDER Halfback

1971 DAVID SCHICK Running Back

1967 JEFF RYAN Guard

1972 MARK SCHLEISMAN Guard (?)

1976 JIM BELLIG Linebacker

1977 JOE WALLACE Noseguard

1981 BOB PICCHIOTTI Linebacker

1982 DAVE BAKERIS Linebacker

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1983 RICK SOLIS Running Back

1984 CHRIS NORMAN Running Back

1988 GREG BROWN Running Back

1989 TONY LaMARRE Running Back

1992 TAVIAN BANKS Running Back

1993 PAUL HARNUNG Running Back

1997 SETH HOLMES Quarterback

1998 WILLIE SCHORG Running Back

1985 BRAD TINMAN Wide Receiver

1986 CLINT WATKINS Running Back

1990 DAVE SCHMIDT CHAD UHDE Linebacker Running Back

1994 BRIAN GALLAGHER Defensive Back

1999 ALEX BRIBRIESCO Linebacker

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1995 JASON SMITH Quarterback

2000 BRIAN CUTRIGHT Tight End

1987 CLINT WATKINS Running Back

1991 NATE MITCHELL Defensive Back

1996 NATE NUMKENA Running Back

2001 ANTHONY BRIBRIESCO Running Back

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2002 PAT GIRSKIS Linebacker

2006 JOSH GABELMANN Defensive Tackle

2003 TOMMY LANGFORD PAT ANGERER Defensive Tackle Linebacker

2007 SETH MOSBRUCKER Offensive Guard

2008 PAT BROWN Wide Receiver

2011 NATE SHAW Linebacker

2004 TIM JACKSON Running Back

2005 MIKE GEALY Defensive Tackle

2009 DANIEL BYRNE Linebacker

2010 GAGE RIDENOUR Utility

2012 ALEX HERNANDEZ Running Back

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All-State Players Since 1911, various organizations have bestowed All-State football honors to Iowa high school players. As well, the Iowa Football Coaches Association began recognizing Academic All-State players in 1990.

Des Moines Register — 1911-present Iowa Daily Press Association — 1958-83 Iowa High School Athletic News — 1976-77 Iowa Newspaper Association — 1984-present Iowa Football Coaches Association — 1990-present

Regarding player and team placement, in some cases there are discrepancies among the different entities that bestow All-State honors; such that, a player was categorized by their highest earned honor. For example, a player may have earned 1st Team honors by one entity but subsequently in another publication was named to the 2nd-Team squad. Also, some players were named as an All-State player but out of position! Nevertheless, it is only fair to place players in the highest-earned All-State Team in the position they played—after all, which source is really “right?” Note that in some cases, a player's true position could not be determined and such that, they were listed in a general category such as "Offensive Lineman" or "Defensive Back.”

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1960 SCOTT ROCKER Halfback 6' - 175 lbs

1960 STEVE GROSSMAN Offensive Tackle 5’11” - 180 lbs

1961 GARY LANGAN Linebacker 6’2” - 185 lbs

1977 JOE WALLACE Noseguard 6' - 190 lbs

1978 MIKE TATOIAN Defensive Tackle 6'1" - 220 lbs

1980 HAP PETERSON Noseguard 6'2" - 215 lbs

1981 BOB PICCHIOTTI Linebacker 6' - 185 lbs

1981 BRETT KUEBLER Defensive End 6' - 185 lbs

1982 DOUG WAIDELICH Center 6'1" - 210 lbs

1987 JOE JUDGE Offensive Tackle 6'6" - 260 lbs

1987 BRAD SCHOENFELDER Guard 6' - 210 lbs

1988 JASON READING Defensive Tackle 6'4" - 245 lbs

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1966 CHARLES LEGLER Guard

1980 WAYNE PERKINS Defensive Back 6'3" - 180 lbs

1966 BILL SHEEDER Halfback

1980 TOM ROBERTS Tight End 6'4" - 205 lbs

1985 MITCH BEHR Offensive Tackle 6'2" - 220 lbs

1987 STEVE McCALL Defensive Tackle 6'3" - 240 lbs

1988 SCOTT DOWNS Linebacker 5'11" - 200 lbs

1988 SCOTT ROBERTS Offensive Tackle 6'4" - 260 lbs

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1988 GREG BROWN Running Back 5'9" - 165 lbs

1989 KEN KOEHLER Defensive End 6'3" - 215 lbs

1991 KEITH LUCIER Offensive Tackle 6'3" - 275 lbs

1991 ERIC LYONS Offensive Guard 6'2" - 225 lbs

1992 COREY RYAN Offensive Tackle 6'7" - 270 lbs

1993 MATT SCHARA Placekicker 5'11" - 165 lbs

1992 TAVIAN BANKS Running Back 5'11" - 185 lbs

1994 BROCK RYAN Defensive Tackle 6'3" - 230 lbs

1989 JOHN ELKIN Noseguard 6'1" - 215 lbs

1991 TAVIAN BANKS Running Back 5'11" - 175 lbs

1993 BROCK RYAN Defensive Tackle 6'3" - 230 lbs

1994 CHRIS TAYLOR Center 6'1" - 235 lbs

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1989 MATT REBRO Linebacker 5'10" - 175 lbs

1989 TONY LaMARRE Running Back 6'1" - 210 lbs

1992 CHRIS LENSING Defensive End 6'1" - 190 lbs

1992 ERIC HOCH Linebacker 6' - 205 lbs

1993 BRENT KOCK Offensive Guard 5'10" - 200 lbs

1993 PAUL HARNUNG Running Back 5'10" - 175 lbs

1994 ALEX SIERK Punter 6'1" - 170 lbs

1995 ADAM FAY Offensive Tackle 6'5" - 260 lbs

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1996 ADAM FAY Offensive Tackle 6'5" - 280 lbs

1999 JUSTIN LANGAN Placekicker 6'0" - 165 lbs

2001 JESS LOWENBERG Punter 5'10" - 150 lbs

2002 WILL HEGWEIN Placekicker 5'7" - 140 lbs

1998 WESTON KIESCHNICK Defensive End 6'3" - 205 lbs

2000 JON ZURINSKY Noseguard 6'1" - 225 lbs

2001 ANTHONY BRIBRIESCO Running Back 5'9" - 175 lbs

2003 PAT ANGERER Linebacker 6'1" - 205 lbs

1998 MIKE MILLER Punter 5'11" - 175 lbs

2000 BRIAN CUTRIGHT Tight End 6'5" - 215 lbs

2002 MARK CARSTENS Defensive Tackle 6' - 235 lbs

2004 PAT ANGERER Linebacker 6'1" - 215 lbs

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1998 RICK EISENLAUER Wide Receiver 6'3" - 185 lbs

2000 ANDY PARKER Running Back 5'10" - 190 lbs

2001 ZACH GABELMANN Linebacker 6'1" - 205 lbs

2002 PAT GIRSKIS Linebacker 6'2" - 200 lbs

2004 GREG RECKMAN Offensive Tackle 6'2" - 253 lbs

1998 JUSTIN LANGAN Placekicker 5'11" - 155 lbs

2002 CHRIS COOK Defensive Back 6'0" - 175 lbs

2004 CHRIS IVORY Wide Receiver 6'2" - 185 lbs

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2004 TIM JACKSON Running Back 5'10" - 177 lbs

2004 CHRIS MAHOSKI Placekicker 6' - 175 lbs

2005 COLIN SANDEMAN Wide Receiver 6'1" - 180 lbs

2006 COLIN SANDEMAN Wide Receiver 6'1" - 198 lbs

2007 JAKE EIKENBERRY Running Back 5'8" - 200 lbs

2007 ADAM COLEMAN Defensive Tackle 6'4" - 255 lbs

2006 STEVE FLYNN Offensive Tackle 6'5" - 316 lbs

2007 SETH MOSBRUCKER Offensive Guard 6'2" - 240lbs

2007 GARRETT SCOTT Defensive Back 6' - 190 lbs

2007 NATE MEYER Punter 6'2" - 180 lbs

2008 PAT BROWN Wide Receiver 6'1" - 180 lbs

2008 CASEY NABB Defensive Tackle 6'2" - 250 lbs

2008 NATE MEYER Punter 6'2" - 190 lbs

2010 BRODY BERRIE Defensive Tackle 6'2" - 285 lbs

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2006 JOSH GABELMANN Defensive Tackle 6'0" - 223 lbs

2007 ANTHONY LOSASSO Linebacker 5'11" - 210 lbs

2008 MITCH OVERSTREET Tight End 6'3" - 230 lbs

2008 KYLE LICHTENBERG Offensive Tackle 6'6" - 255 lbs

2010 NATE SHAW Linebacker 6'1" - 190 lbs

2010 GAGE RIDENOUR Utility 6'3" - 225 lbs

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2011 DeADRIAN KING Defensive End 6'3" - 235 lbs

2011 JUSTIN VANHOUTAN Defensive Tackle 6'1" - 220 lbs

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2011 NATE SHAW Linebacker 6'1" - 205 lbs

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1958 DON GRAY Halfback 6'1" - 170 lbs

1969 SCOTT WALKER Guard

1979 JEFF CLAUS Defensive Back 5'11" - 175 lbs

1983 MARK WELSH Defensive Tackle 6'2" - 210 lbs

Team All-State

1963 JOHN CALHOUN Guard

1971 DAVE SCHICK Running Back 6' - 190 lbs

1980 TOM ACKERSON Defensive Tackle 6'4" - 220 lbs

1987 ADAM BERGERON Defensive End 5'10" - 175 lbs

1967 JEFF RYAN Guard

1974 MIKE CEDERBLAD Defensive Back

1980 JEFF STELK Quarterback 6'3" - 200 lbs

1987 GREG BROWN Running Back 5'9" - 160 lbs

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1968 PAT RYAN Running Back 5'10" - 190 lbs

1968 DON PRESSON Center 6'6" - 270 lbs

1975 KURT HABENICHT Linebacker 6'1" - 215 lbs

1981 JEFF BAKERIS Guard 6'0" - 200 lbs

1978 BEN LEEDLE Defensive Back 5'10" - 170 lbs

1981 MARK SPRANGER Tight End 6'3" - 195 lbs

1987 CHAD SKOGMAN Placekicker 5'10" - 160 lbs

1988 SOK ON YI Linebacker 5'11" - 195 lbs

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1989 WES ARENSDORF Center 6'2" - 220 lbs

1993 JEFF MOSBRUCKER Defensive Back 6'2" - 185 lbs

1991 JED ORGILL Defensive Tackle 6'0" - 225 lbs

1993 RICK ADRIANO Defensive End 6'3" - 200 lbs

1999 DAVE YODER Defensive Back 5'11" - 175 lbs

2000 JAKE MILLER Center 5'11" - 200 lbs

2003 GREG RECKMAN Offensive Tackle 6' - 235 lbs

2003 DONNIE CONNOR Punter 6' - 175 lbs

1992 MIKE SAGE Linebacker 6' - 190 lbs

1995 ANDREW McFEDRIES Running Back 6' - 175 lbs

2001 MIKE SUNDERBRUNCH Defensive Tackle 6' - 245 lbs

2004 CHUCK MAYBERRY Defensive End 6'1" - 230 lbs

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1993 CHRIS COWHERD Defensive Lineman 5'10" - 200 lbs

1993 SHANE PEARSON Defensive Lineman 5'10" - 200 lbs

1996 NATE NUMKENA Linebacker 6'1" - 190 lbs

1998 MIKE FRELS Offensive Tackle 6'2" - 205 lbs

2001 PAUL GIRSKIS Offensive Tackle 6'2" - 250 lbs

2002 BRAD COOK Center 6'1" - 230 lbs

2004 RYAN FICK Quarterback 6'2" - 185 lbs

2005 MIKE GEALY Defensive Tackle 6'1" - 246 lbs

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2005 JOSH GABELMANN Linebacker 6'1" - 215 lbs

2007 BILLY REMBOLD Offensive End 6' - 170 lbs

2005 MIKE HAYWARD Punter 6'2" - 180 lbs

2007 PETE KABLER Defensive End 6'3" - 225 lbs

2006 ADAM COLEMAN Defensive Tackle 6'4" - 241 lbs

2009 DANIEL BYRNE Linebacker 6'3" - 215 lbs

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2006 CALEB ANDES Linebacker 5'11" - 206 lbs

2011 J.P. FLYNN Offensive Tackle 6'3" - 285 lbs

2006 GARRETT SCOTT Defensive Back 5'10" - 161 lbs

2012 SAVION COLEMAN Defensive Tackle 6' - 255 lbs

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3rd Team All-State

1959 DALE DEXTER Offensive Tackle 6'2" - 190 lbs

1993 RON McQUAY Running Back 5'11" - 195 lbs

1998 T.J. STOFFER Defensive Back 6'1" - 190 lbs

1969 MARK SWANSON Offensive Tackle 6'1" - 220 lbs

1994 BRIAN GALLAGHER Defensive Back 5'11" - 165 lbs

2004 QUINN McVEY Offensive Tackle 6'6" - 275 lbs

2009 BRODY BERRIE Defensive Lineman 6' - 280 lbs

1987 AUGIE GUTIERREZ Placekicker 5'10" - 165 lbs

1995 CHRIS WENZEL Linebacker 6' - 225 lbs

2007 MITCH OVERSTREET Tight End 6'3" - 235 lbs

2010 HUNTER SPREEN Offensive Lineman 6' - 271 lbs

1989 MIKE EVANS Offensive Tackle 6'5" - 220 lbs

1991 PAT BATEMAN Defensive End 6'1" - 190 lbs

1995 JASON SMITH Quarterback 6'3" - 195 lbs

1996 CHRIS KINSLER Defensive Back 6'2" - 180 lbs

2008 MITCH JUREVITZ Linebacker 5'10" - 210 lbs

2011 DEVON SPREEN Defensive Tackle 6' - 220 lbs

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2009 JEREMY JACOBSEN Offensive Lineman 6'4" - 280 lbs

2012 ALEX HERNANDEZ Running Back 5'7" - 165 lbs

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4 -7 Team All-State 5th Team

5th Team

1957 DON GRAY Halfback 6' - 165 lbs

1960 STU SPARLING Fullback 5'9" - 175 lbs

6th Team

1964 MIKE TOOM Halfback

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1965 JERRY COTTON End

1966 STEVE JUNGE Offensive End

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Special Mention All-State

1974 MARTY BURROUGHS Running Back

1983 SCOTT ANDRIANO Quarterback 6'2" - 190 lbs

1983 RICK SOLIS Running Back 5'7" - 155 lbs

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1983 PAT MILETICH Noseguard 5'10" - 170 lbs

1983 KIM ANTLE Defensive Back 5'7" - 135 lbs

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Honorable Mention All-State

1957 & 1958 DAVE COX Running Back 6' - 175 lbs

1960 JIM DILTS Halfback 5'11" - 184 lbs

1963 JERRY RINEHART Quarterback

1990 ROB BENSON Tight End 6'4" - 215 lbs

1959 SCOTT ROCKER End 6'1" - 175 lbs

1963 MIKE TOOM Halfback

1967 RON PRESSON Offensive Tackle

1992 SHANE McALLISTER Tight End 6'1" - 205 lbs

1960 JOHN HARTUNG Offensive Tackle 5'11" - 179 lbs

1963 STEVE CARROLL Running Back

1968 DON PRESSON Center

1992 BRENT KOCK Offensive Guard 5'10" - 205 lbs

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1960 JOHN CAIN Center 5'11" - 164 lbs

1960 BUD REISELT Defensive Back 5'11" - 161 lbs

1963 BOB NELSON Center

1963 BOB BALLANTYNE Center

1974 KIP KNOBLAUCH Linebacker

1992 MATT SCHARA Place Kicker 6' - 160 lbs

1975 RODEY THARP Offensive Tackle 6'3" - 215 lbs

1992 ANTHONY MATTHEWS Defensive Back 5'11" - 175 lbs

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1992 JEFF NOLTING Punter 6'3" - 185 lbs

1996 ANDREW GNATOVICH Offensive Tackle 6'4" - 290 lbs

1993 CHRIS TAYLOR Center 6' - 220 lbs

1992 DUSTY DRIEVER Defensive Back 5'8" - 170 lbs

1996 SCOTT SCHARA Defensive Back 6'1" - 165 lbs

1998 JUSTIN SIEFKEN Tight End 6'4" - 195 lbs

1998 CHRIS HERRERA Defensive Tackle 6' - 245 lbs

1998 ALEX BRIBRIESCO Linebacker 6' - 186 lbs

1998 SHAWN LYONS Defensive Back 5'10" - 150 lbs

2000 MATT DRINKALL Wide Receiver 6'1" - 185 lbs

2000 ZACH GABELMANN Linebacker 6'1" - 195 lbs

2000 KIRK PETERSON Defensive Back 6' - 165 lbs

2001 GREG STECKER Defensive End 6'2" - 210

1994 JOHN LAVELLE Tight End 6' - 195 lbs

1994 JOE KATZ Defensive Back 5'9" - 150 lbs

1998 NICK LEVSEN Center 6' - 175 lbs

1998 TYLER TISUE Running Back 5'7" - 175 lbs

2000 JOHN SCHABILION Offensive Guard 6'4" - 250 lbs

2000 NICK CAVILL Quarterback 6'3" - 195 lbs

2000 RYAN VOELLIGER Defensive Back 6'3- 190 lbs

2001 KEVIN McVEY Offensive Tackle 6'6" - 260 lbs

2001 AARON JENKINS Defensive Back

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Aademic All-State Players

1990 TIM CONNORS Offensive Guard 6'3" - 185 lbs

1991 ERIC LYONS Offensive Guard 6'2" - 225 lbs

1992 PAUL MELCHERT Defensive Back 6'1" - 165 lbs

1993 CHRIS COWHERD Defensive Lineman 5'10" - 200 lbs

1994 BRIAN GALLAGHER Defensive Back 5'11" - 165 lbs

1995 JASON SMITH Quarterback 6'3" - 195 lbs

1996 TIM McCARTHY Center 6'1" - 250 lbs

1998 NICK LEVSEN Center 6' - 175 lbs

1999 ALEX BRIBRIESCO Linebacker 6' - 200 lbs

2000 JOHN SCHABILION Offensive Guard Height/Weight ???

2001 KEVIN McVEY Offensive Lineman 6’6” – 270 lbs

2006 CHRIS BITTER Offensive Lineman 6'3" - 211 lbs

2002 BRAD COOK Center 6' - 230 lbs

2007 DAN BETTENHAUSEN Offensive Lineman 5'11" - 250 lbs

2003 JACOB GABELMANN Offensive Lineman 6’1” – 265 lbs

2008 MATT VERCILLO Linebacker HT/WT???

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2004 TROY ZIMMERMAN Defensive Back 6’2” – 191 lbs

2009 BRIAN KHOURY Linebacker HT/WT ???

2005 TIM DUNLAVY Tight End 6'4" - 215 lbs

2010 TAMRICK ATWOOD Wide Receiver 5'11" - 170

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2011 DANIEL SULLIVAN Defensive Back 5'11" - 190 lbs

2011 TOM DUNLAVY Defensive Back 6'3" - 175 lbs

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Twice-named All-State Players

DON GRAY Halfback 1957 - 5th Team 1958 - 2nd Team

DAVE COX Running Back 1957 - Hon. Mention 1958 - Hon. Mention

SCOTT ROCKER End & Halfback 1959 - Hon. Mention 1960 - 1st Team

TAVIAN BANKS Running Back 1991 - 1st Team 1992 - 1st Team

BROCK RYAN Defensive Tackle 1993 - 1st Team 1994 - 1st Team

ADAM FAY Offensive Tackle 1995 - 1st Team 1996 - 1st Team

PAT ANGERER Linebacker 2003 - 1st Team 2004 - 1st Team

COLIN SANDEMAN Wide Receiver 2005 - 1st Team 2006 - 1st Team

JOSH GABELMANN Defensive Tackle 2005 - 2nd Team 2006 - 1st Team

MITCH OVERSTREET Tight End 2007 - 3rd Team 2008 - 1st Team

NATE MEYER Punter 2007 - 1st Team 2008 - 1st Team

MIKE TOOM Halfback 1963 - Hon. Mention 1964 - 6th Team

JUSTIN LANGAN Place Kicker 1998 - 1st Team 1998 - 1st Team

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GREG RECKMAN Offensive Tackle 2003 - 2nd Team 2004 - 1st Team

ADAM COLEMAN Defensive Lineman 2006 - 2nd Team 2007 - 1st Team

BRODY BERRIE Defensive Tackle 2009 - 3rd Team 2010 - 1st Team

GREG BROWN Running Back 1987 - 2nd Team 1988 - 1st Team

GARRETT SCOTT Defensive Back 2006 - 2nd Team 2007 - 1st Team

NATE SHAW Linebacker 2010 - 1st Team 2011 - 1st Team

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Shrine Bowl All-Star Game The Shrine Bowl All-Star Football Game began in 1973 and was established by a group of sports-minded Iowa Shriners after having seen the success of Shrine-sponsored football games in other states. After much planning, the first All-Star football and basketball games were played in 1973 in Iowa City. However, these games were financially unsuccessful and thus the basketball game was dropped. In 1974, after much dedicated work, the indebtedness was paid off. The contributions from this annual event now total over $2 million dollars in support of the Shrine Hospital programs for children. The game played for children in orthopedic hospitals and for the benefit of burn centers who receive free medical attention and treatment; the games not only help raise funds for the hospital programs, but also makes the public more aware of the free services available to a child who needs special orthopedic or burn care and rehabilitation. The game is a once in-a-lifetime experience for players and coaches and often times is the "high point" in their high school football career... not only because of the game, but also from visiting with the children in the hospital. Iowa Shriners genuinely appreciate the total support and cooperation of the Iowa High School Football Coaches Association in promoting the Shrine Bowl; the Coaches Association selects the head coaches for the game who, in turn, select the players from across the state. Initially, only 40 total players were selected but in 1986 the number of players was increased from 40 to 44 to permit participation of more small schools on the All-Star squads. In the 2002 game an additional kicker was added and in 2006 a punter was added for a total of 92 players. Player selection is a very difficult task and each fall all Iowa high school head football coaches are requested to recommend a defensive and offensive player whom he feels will be a good representative of his school and community; this player is not only a good athlete, but also one who is also academically successful and active in school and community activities. Then, head coaches from both the North and South squads select players from each class (A-4A) whom they feel meet the following recommended criteria: character, sportsmanship, on-field play, and leadership. Unless extenuating circumstances exist, only one player per school is permitted to play which makes the task all that more difficult for football programs such as Bettendorf. Since 1973, each All-Star squad had traveled to the Twin Cities Children’s Hospital from their training camp to visit the patients, learning first-hand the purpose of the Shrine AllStar Football game. The player’s enthusiasm for the day of this annual game is heightened when they see how the profits from this game are helping hundreds of Iowa’s physically handicapped children. All profits from the game are distributed to the Hospital programs making any sponsorship a charitable contribution. To note, the 2007 operating budget of the Twin Cities Children’s Hospital was $721 million which translates to over $1.8 million per day. The Iowa Shrine All-Star game is an event, which extends the maximum visibility to the Shiner’s great philanthropy which included 18 orthopedic hospitals and 3 burn centers which treats all types of needs in North America. This exposure is not only to the 92 players, 60 cheerleaders, 15 coaches, and 4 managers, but also their families, friends, game sponsors, and others who learn of our game through the media.

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Shrine Bowl Participants

1973 MARK SCHLEISMAN Offensive Guard (?)

1974 BRAD BAKER Center (?)

1975 MARTY BURROUGHS Running Back

1975 MARK CEDERBLAD Defensive Back

1976 RODEY THARP Defensive Tackle

TIED: 17-17

LOST: 26-7

WON: 17-16

LOST: 14-12

1978 JOE WALLACE Noseguard

1979 MIKE TATOIAN Defensive Tackle

1980 BRENT SCHLEISMAN Linebacker

1981 JEFF STELK Quarterback

1981 MERV HABENICHT Assistant Coach

WON: 21-10

LOST: 21-6

LOST: 24-6

WON: 14-7

1982 MARK WALKER Quarterback

1983 DOUG WAIDELICH Center

1985 GREG SCHMIDT Defensive End

1986 MITCH BEHR Offensive Tackle

1988 JOE JUDGE Offensive Tackle

WON: 3-0

LOST: 39-14

WON: 7-6

WON: 14-7

LOST: 21-7

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1989 SCOTT ROBERTS Offensive Tackle

1990 JOHN ELKIN Noseguard

1991 ROB BENSON Tight End

1992 KEITH LUCIER Offensive Tackle

1993 ERIC HOCH Linebacker

LOST: 23-22

WON: 29-27

LOST: 41-6

LOST: 17-14

LOST: 39-14

1994 PAUL HARNUNG Running Back

1995 BROCK RYAN Defensive Tackle

1996 ANDREW McFEDRIES Running Back

1997 ROBERT COLVIN Linebacker

1999 RICK EISENLAUER Wide Receiver

LOST: 28-7

LOST: 20-18

LOST: 12-10

LOST: 32-7

LOST: 26-22

1999 MERV HABENICHT Head Coach

2000 JUSTIN LANGAN Placekicker/Punter

2001 BRIAN CUTRIGHT Tight End

2002 ZACH GABELMANN Linebacker

2003 PAT GIRSKIS Linebacker

LOST: 26-22

WON: 17-14

WON: 24-13

LOST: 19-9

LOST: 31-24

2004 TOMMY LANGFORD Defensive Tackle

LOST: 38-33

2005 PAT ANGERER Linebacker

2006 MIKE GEALY Defensive Tackle

2007 COLIN SANDEMAN Wide Receiver

LOST: 24-17

WON: 20-0

WON: 24-7

"Defensive M.V.P."

2008 GARRETT SCOTT Defensive Back

WON: 41-0 "Defensive M.V.P."

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2010 JEREMY JACOBSEN Offensive Lineman

2011 NATE SHAW Linebacker

LOST: 24-0

WON: 40-7

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All-Americans The following players have earned All-American honors as either Bettendorf preps, collegiate players, or beyond. There are numerous entities that bestow All-American honors including—but not limited to— the Associated Press, Parade Magazine, d3footballnews.com, and various Coaches Polls.

1960

1985

1992

STEVE GROSSMAN Offensive Tackle

SCOTT ROCKER

HAP PETERSON

TAVIAN BANKS

Halfback

Noseguard

Running Back

BETTENDORF HIGH SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

BETTENDORF HIGH SCHOOL

Honorable Mention Wigwam Wisemen

Honorable Mention Associated Press

1st Team Parade Magazine

1996

1997

1998

RICK EISENLAUER

ADAM FAY

TAVIAN BANKS

ALEX SIERK

Offensive Tackle

Running Back

Kicker

Wide Reciever

BETTENDORF HIGH SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

BETTENDORF HIGH SCHOOL

Honorable Mention

2nd Team Football News

1st Team GTE Academic

Honorable Mention

USA Today

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1999

2001

2004

BROCK RYAN

SCOTT SCHARA

JUSTIN LANGAN

Punter

PAT ANGERER

Defensive Tackle

Kicker

WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE

COE COLLEGE

WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

BETTENDORF HIGH SCHOOL

1st Team AFCA Burger King

Honorable Mention d3footballnews.com

1st Team American Football Coaches Association

Honoree Prep Nation 101

Linebacker

1st Team Academic CoSida/ESPN Magazine

2005

BRAD COOK

SHAWN ROBINSON

Center

Offensive Guard

ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY

MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE

1st Team NAIA Academic

Honorable Mention Football Gazette

2006

BRAD COOK Center ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY

1st Team Victory Sports Network 1st Team NAIA Academic

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2006

SHAWN ROBINSON Offensive Guard MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE

1st Team American Football Coaches Association

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2008

JOHN ELKIN

ANDREW PITZ

MICHAEL HAYWARD

Middle Linebacker

Long Snapper

Wide Receiver

MANSON EAGLES

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY

ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY

2nd Team Coaches Poll

1st Team ESPN Magazine Academic Team

1st Team College Fanz Sports Network

Honorable Mention Minor League Football News

2009

PAT ANGERER Middle Linebacker UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

1st Team Football Writers Association of America & College Football News 2nd Team Associated Press & Walter Camp Foundation

2009

2010

JOHN ELKIN

ANDREW PITZ

MICHAEL HAYWARD

Middle Linebacker

Long Snapper

Wide Receiver

IOWA EAGLES

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY

ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY

1st Team Coaches Poll Team

1st Team ESPN Magazine Academic

1st Team College Fanz Sports Network

2010

JOHN ELKIN Middle Linebacker MIDWEST RAMPAGE

Honorable Mention Minor League Football News

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Collegiate Players In an effort to effectively and accurately list former Bettendorf players who continued their careers into the college ranks, the only "criteria" is that an athlete must have played at least two (2) or more years. In the case of transfers, the school in which the athlete finished their careers will be listed. Note that redshirt seasons have been included.

Grad.

Name

College

1959

Dave Cox

University of Northern Iowa

Years

Position

1959-1962

1964-65 1965-66

QB/FB/FS RB

1961

Parsons College

1964-66

Augustana College

1961-64

Augustana College

1961-64

University of Iowa

1962-65

1965-68 (?)

1967-70

2-year letterman in 1960 and 1961

1961

Gary Rinehart

Palomar Junior College Cal Poly

"Athlete of the Year" 1964-65… Team M.V.P. in 1964… 4-year letterman and starter at both colleges

1961

Jim Dilts

University of Northern Iowa

3-year starter and letterman in 1964-66

1961

Richard Reiselt 4-year letterman

1961

John Brooke 4-year letterman

1962

Curtis Vande Walle Lettered in 1965

1965

Mike Toom

University of Northern Iowa

Lettered in 1966

1967

Charles Legler

University of Iowa

2-year letterman in 1968 and 1970… 2nd Team All-Big 10 in 1970

1967

Steve Junge

University of Northern Iowa

1967-68

1970

Mark Swanson

Illinois State University

1970-75

Iowa State University

1971-72

University of Iowa

1974-75

Fordham University

1976-77

Drake University

1975-78

QB RB

2-year letterman in 1974-75

1971

Dave Schick 1-year letterman in 1975

1974

Ed Huebner 2-year letterman and starter

1975

Steve Drexler 2-year letterman in 1977 & 1978

1975

Marty Burroughs

University of Northern Iowa

1975-77

1976

Kevin Rose

St. Ambrose University

1975-77

1978

Joe Wallace

North Iowa Area Community College

1978-79

North Iowa Area Community College

1978-79

University of Northern Iowa

1979-82

2-year starter and letterman

1978

Steve Kraft 1-year starter

1979

Mike Tatoian

3-year letterman in 1980, 1981, and 1982… team captain in 1982

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1979

Bruce Fosdyck

University of Northern Iowa U.S. Marine Corp

1979

1980-87

1981-85

1-year starter at NIACC and starter for Marine Corps at Camp LeJeune (NC)

1981

Hap Peterson

University of Iowa

3-year starter and 4-year letterman in 1982, 1983, and 1984… Team Captain in 1984… All-Big 10 in 1984… Honorable Mention All-American by Associated Press in 1984… started in 1985 Rose Bowl

1981

Tom Roberts

University of Northern Iowa

1981-84

Simpson College

1981-84

University of Northern Iowa

1983-85

University of Northern Iowa

1982-83

St. Ambrose University

1984-85

Ellsworth Community College St. Ambrose University

QB LB

1983 1984-86

University of Iowa

1982-86

1982-85

Iowa Wesleyan

1983-87

Northern Illinois

1985-89

Northeast Missouri State

1985-89

1986-89

MLB

1986-87

3-year letterman in 1981, 1982, and 1983

1981

Mike Duncan

3-year starter in 1982, 1983, and 1984… Team Captain in 1984

1981

Randy Holcomb 2-year letterman in 1983 and 1984

1981

Jeff Stelk

1-year letterman at UNI in 1982… NAIA Semifinalist at St. Ambrose

1982

Mark Walker NAIA Semifinalist at St. Ambrose

1982

Mark Spranger

3-year letterman in 1984, 1985, and 1986… played in 1985 Rose Bowl

1982

Jim Kisner

University of Illinois

2-year letterman in 1984 and 1985

1983

Joe Rivard 3-year starter in 1984, 1985, and 1986

1985

Chris Norman 1-year letterman in 1989

1985

Todd Rohler

3-year letterman in 1987, 1988, and 1989…. Special Teams starter

1986

Eric Neessen

Cornell College

4 year starter and letterman in 1986, 1987, 1988, and 1989

1986

Jeff Lasell

Wooster College

3-year letterman in 1987, 1988, and 1989… 2-year starter in 1988 and '89

1986

Richard Lopez

Upper Iowa University

1987

Mark Bakeris

St. Ambrose University

1987-89

1987

Willie Brown

Drake University

1987-90

1990-92

University of Northern Iowa

1988-92

Iowa State University

1988-91

1990-91

1989-93

4-year starter and letterman in 1987, 1988, 1989, and 1990

1987

Chris Rabine

University of South Dakota

3-year letterman from 1990-92… 2-year starter in 1991-92… team captain in '92

1988

Joe Judge 2-year letterman in 1991 and 1992

1988

Eric Carlson

Walk-on who earned full scholarship in '89… 1-year letterman

1988

Steve McCall

Southern Illinois

1-year starter in 1991… 2 year letterman in 1990 and 1991

1989

Jason Reading

University of Northern Iowa

4-year letterman from 1990-93… 3-year starter in 1991, 1992, 1993… 1993 Division I-AA Semifinalist

1989

Scott Roberts

Northeast Missouri State

3-year starter in 1991, 1992, 1993… 4-year letterman from 1990-93… 3rd Team All-Conference in 1993

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1989

Greg Brown

Southern Illinois

1990-93

1991-93

SE DB

1989-90 1990-93

1990-94

1993-94

SE FB

1994-95 1994-97

University of Northern Iowa

1992-95

University of Iowa University of Nebraska

WR P

1993 1994

University of Illinois

1993-97

University of Iowa

1993-97

3-year starter and letterman in 1991, 1992, and 1993

1989

Dave Donohoo

St. Ambrose University

2-year starter and letterman in 1992 and 1993

1989

LaVance Banks

Southern Illinois

3-year starter and letterman in 1991, 1992, and 1993

1989 1990

Steve Lavelle Matt Rebro

University of Wisconsin-Platteville Luther College

4-year letterman from 1990-93… 3-year starter in 1991, 1992, 1993… 2nd Team All-Conference in 1993

1990

John Elkin

Drake University

4-year letterman in 1990, 1991, 1993, and 1994… 3-year starter in 1991, 1993, and 1994

1990

Mike Evans

Northern Colorado University

2-year starter and letterman in 1993 and 1994

1990

Ken Koehler

St. Ambrose University

2-year starter and letterman in 1993 and 1994

1990 1990

Craig Hicks Eric Arguello

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Augustana College

3-year letterman in 1994, 1996, 1997… Special teams starter

1992

Eric Lyons 2-year letterman in 1994 and 1995

1993

Jeff Nolting National champions at Nebraska in '94

1993

Cory Ryan 1-year letterman in 1995

1993

Tavian Banks

4-year letterman in 1994-97… 1-year starter in 1997… 1997 Big 10 "Offensive Player of the Year"… NCAA record holder for fastest running back to reach 1,000 yards rushing… Football News 2nd Team All-American in 1997

1994 1995

Brent Kock Chris Taylor

Simpson College St. Ambrose University

OL C

1994-97 1995-98

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

1998-2000

1995-98

Iowa Central Community College

1997-98

Northwestern University

1997-2001

St. Ambrose University

1997-99

Coe College

1997-2000

1999-2002

3-year starter in 1996, 1997, and 1998

1995

Brock Ryan

3-year starter and letterman in 1998, 1999, 2000… AFCA Burger King 1st Team All-American

1995

Alex Sierk

Princeton University

4-year starter and letterman in 1995-98… GTE 1st Team Academic All-American

1996

Andrew McFedries 1st Team All-Conference in 1998

1996

Adam Fay

3-year letterman in 1999, 2000, and 2001… 2-year starter in 2000 and 2001

1997

Robert Colvin 2-year starter in 1998 and 1999

1997

Scott Schara

d3football.com Honorable Mention All-American in 2000

1997

Tim MacCarthy

Middlebury College

2-year starter in 1999 and 2000… All-Conference in 2000

1999

Mike Frels

Loras College

4-year letterman in 1999-2002… 2-year starter in 2001 and 2002… Preseason All-American in 20002…team captain in 2002

1998 1999

Terry Walters Rick Eisenlauer

Augustana College University of South Dakota

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2000

Justin Langan

Western Illinois University

2000-03

3-year starter in 2001-2003… 2002 All-Gateway Honorable Mention… ESPN Magazine 1st Team Academic All-American in 2003… AFCA 1st Team Academic All-American in 2004…2004 Football Gazette "Specialist of the Year"… Western Illinois University's "Male Athlete of the Year" 2003-04

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Derek Turner

Upper Iowa University

2000-03

2000-04

2001-03

4-year starter and letterman in 2001-04… 1st Team All-Conference in 2004

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Jason Wenzel

Loras College

3-year starter and letterman in 2001, 2003, and 2004

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Matt Drinkall

University of Iowa

Squad member on 2001 squad that won Big 10 title and went to Orange Bowl… career cut short due to ankle injury

2001

Brian Cutright

University of Northern Iowa

2001-05

4-year letterman in 2002-05… 2-year starter in 2004 and 2005… Team Captain in 2005…Division I-AA Runner up in 2005

2001

John Schabillion

University of Northern Iowa

2001-05

2001-04

2002-05

2002-06

2003-06

3-year letterman in 2003-05… 2-year starter in 2004 and 2005… Division I-AA Runner-up in 2005

2001

Andy Parker

Wartburg College

2-year starter and letterman in 2004 and 2005

2002

Kevin McVey

Drake University

1-year starter in 2005… 2005 All-Academic Pioneer League team

2002

Zach Gabelmann

University of Iowa

4-year letterman in 2002-06… started in 2007 Outback Bowl

2003

Shawn Robinson

Morningside College

2-year starter in 2005 and 2006… All-GPAC Honorable Mention in 2005… 1st Team All-GPAC in 2005 and 2006… Football Gazette Honorable Mention All-American in 2005…… AFCA 1st Team All-American in 2006… AMCA "Lineman of the Year" in 2006

2003 2003 2003

Sean McVey Justin Harris Brad Cook

Drake University Iowa State University St. Ambrose University

TE FS C

2003-05 2003-2007 2003-06

4-year letterman and starter in 2003-06… 1st Team All-Conference in 2006… 3-time All-MSFA Academic team… NAIA 1st Team Academic All-American in 2005 and 2006… Victory Sports Network 1st Team All-American in 2006… 2006 Draddy Award Finalist… National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame's National Scholar-Athlete Recipient in 2006

2004 2004 2004

Euspesh Messiah Sean Rizzo Tommy Langford

Iowa State University St. Ambrose University San Jose City Junior College Minnesota State

WR RB LB LB

2004-08 2004-07 2004-05 2008-09

DB DB

2004-05 2007-08

2004-09

At San Jose City College in 2005, named as the Conference Defensive M.V.P.

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Adam Behrends

Ellsworth Community College Minnesota State

Honorable Mention All-Region in 2005 at Ellsworth Community College

2005

Pat Angerer

University of Iowa

4-year letterman in 2006-09… 2-year starter in 2008 & 2009… 2nd Team All-Big 10 in 2008… 1st Team All-Big 10 in 2009… Finalist for Bronco Nagurski "Defensive Player of the Year" award… 1st Team All-American by Football Writers Association of America and College Football News… 2nd Team All-American by Associated Press and Walter Camp Foundation… served as team captain in 2009 and ranked 4th in the nation in tackles that season... led Iowa to BCS 2010 Orange Bowl

2005 2005

Ryan Fick Quinn McVey

Minnesota State Drake University

QB C

2005-09 2005-2008

3-year letterman in 2006-08… 2-year starter in 2007 and 2008… 2nd Team All-Pioneer League in 2007 and 2008

2005

Tim Jackson

Western Illinois University

2005-09

K LS

2005-06 2005-09

3-year letterman in 2005, 2007, and 2008… Scout Team Co-Offensive Player of the Year in 2005

2005 2005

Chris Makoksi Andrew Pitz

Iowa State University Penn State University

2-year letterman and starter from 2008-09… 1st Team ESPN Academic All-American in 2008… played in 2009 Rose Bowl… 1st Team ESPN Academic All-American in 2009… played in 2010 Capital One Bowl

2005

Troy Zimmerman

Iowa State University

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Michael Hayward

St. Ambrose University

WR/QB

2006-2010

4-year letterman and starter in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010… 1st Team All-Conference as WR in 2007, 2008, 2010… Honorable Mention All-Conference as QB in 2009… League "Player of the Year" in 2008 and 2010… 1st Team All-American as WR in 2008 and 2010 by College Fanz Sports Network

2006

Joel Jacobsen

Iowa Central Community College Missouri Western State

OL / LS OL

2009-10 2011-current

At ICCC, 2-year letterman and starter in 2009 and 2010 who was named 1st Team All-Conference as an offensive lineman

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Mike Tharp

University of Wisconsin-Platteville

2005-09

2-year letterman in 2007 and 2008… started at tight end in 2007 and tackle in 2008… 2nd Team All-WIA in 2009

2007

Colin Sandeman

University of Iowa

2007-2010

4-year letterman from 2007-10… 3-year starter in 2007, 2009, and 2010… played in 2010 BCS Orange Bowl

2007

Chad Owen

Cornell College

2006-2009

Drake University

2007-2011

2-year letterman in 2008 and 2009

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Steve Flynn

4-year letterman from 2008-11 and 3-year starter in 2009, 20110, and 2011… in 2010 earned 2nd Team All-PFL honors… named to 2011 All-PLF Honorable Mention squad

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Josh Gabelmann

Western Illinois University

2007-11

2007 All-Gateway Academic Honor Roll squad… 4-year letterman in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011… and 3-year starter from 2009-11... in 2009 was named Honorable Mention All-MVFC… received the Academic Excellence Award for the MVFC in 2010 while also being named Honorable Mention All-MVFC as well as Honorable Mention Academic All-MVFC… in 2011 received the Coaches' Appreciation Award

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Garrett Scott

University of Northern Iowa

2008-12

4-year letterman from 2009-12 and 2-year starter in 201-12... helped Panthers win MVC title and a berth to the NCAA FCS Quarterfinals… in 2011 honored with "Defensive Back Hammer Award"… Honorable Mention All-MVC in 2012… was named the MVC "Player of the Week" vs. Wisconsin… served at team captain in 2012

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Billy Rembold

St. Ambrose University

2008-2009

RB LB LB

2008-2009 2008 2010-12

2-year letterman and starter in 2008-09… named 2nd Team All-Conference in 2009

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Jake Eikenberry Anthony Losasso

St. Ambrose University Rockford College University of Dubuque

At Rockford in 2008, lettered and started in 2008 while also being named 2nd Team All-Conference… At Dubuque, 3-year letterman in 2010, 2011, and 2012 and 2-year starter in 2011 and 2012

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David Brooks

Wartburg College

2008-2011

2-year letterman in 2010 and 2011… 1-year starter in 2011… also named Academic All-IIAC in 2010 and 2011

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Danny Tharp

University of Wisconsin-Platteville St. Ambrose University

QB QB

2008 2009-2010

At Wisconsin-Platteville, named as 2008 Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year… at St. Ambrose lettered and started in 2009

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Adam Coleman

University of Northern Illinois

DE / TE

2008-2011

2009-current

4-year letterman in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011… switched to TE as a junior

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Kyle Lichtenberg

Iowa State University

3-year letterman in 2010, 2011, and 2012… started 3 games in 2011 and full-time in 2012… 1st Team Academic All-Big 12 in 2010, 2011, and 2012… in 2009 was named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll… earned the 2011 Academic Award for having highest GPA on team… also named a Scholar Athlete in both 2011 and 2012… played in 3 bowl games: Insight Bowl, Pinstripe Bowl, and Liberty Bowl

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Carter Ridenour

Western Illinois University Morningside College

QB WR

2009-2010 2011

St. Ambrose University

DL / OLB

2009-current

St. Ambrose University Morningside College

RB RB

2009-2010 2009-current

At Western Illinois in 2010 was named as the Co-Scout Team Offensive Player of the Year

2009

Peter Kabler 1-year starter and letterman in 2011

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Joe Morrisey Jared Masterson

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Nate Meyer

Brown

2009-current

2011-12

2010 2011-current

DB OL

2010-11 2010-current

Wartburg College

2010-current

Iowa Central Community College

2010-2011

Loras College

2010-11

Missouri Western State

2011-current

Winona State University

2011-current

Winona State University

2011-current

St. Ambrose University University of Northern Iowa Montana State

LB LB OT

2012-current 2012-current 2012-current

Earned berth on varsity travel roster in 2009… 2-year letterman in 2011 and 2012… starter in 2012

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Mitch Overstreet

St. Ambrose University

2-year letterman in 2011 and 2012… 2-year starter in 2011 and 2012… also served as captain in 2011

2010

Dylan Jones

Dakota State University Loras College

2-year letterman in 2011 and 2012… 1-year starter in 2012

2010 2010

Louis Kranovich Jeremy Jacobsen

St. Cloud State Missouri Western State

3-year letterman in 2010, 2011, and 2012… started 3 games in 2012

2010

Jordan Spires 1-year letterman and starter in 2012

2010

Chris Sanders 1-year letterman in 2011

2010

Bryce Ewan 1-year starter and letterman in 2011

2011

Brody Berrie 1-year letterman in 2012

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Tamrick Atwood 1-year letterman in 2012

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Gage Ridenour 1-year letterman in 2012

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Keaton Jurevitz Nate Shaw J.P. Flynn

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Professional The following players are former Bettendorf preps who have played at the professional level. In this case, “professional” is defined as, “Being part of a roster and receiving monetary pay for performance” and includes the National Football, Canadian, European, and Arena Leagues.”

2000 & 2002-03 arenafootball2

1998-99 & 2002-03 National Football League

Tavian Banks Running Back

LaVance Banks Wide Receiver / Linebacker

Jacksonville Jaguars (1998-99) New Orleans Saints (2002-03)

Quad City Steamwheelers

2007 & 2008 United Indoor Football League

2010 - CURRENT National Football League

Shawn Robinson Offensive/Defensive Lineman Sioux City Bandits

Pat Angerer Linebacker Indianapolis Colts

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Minor League The following players are former Bettendorf preps who have played at the Minor League level. In this case, “minor league” football—a.k.a. “semi-pro” or “adult amateur”—has witnessed an increase in popularity since 1997 and players do not get paid to play. Minor League ranks are numerous and to name a few, consist of the North American, Midwest Football Alliance, and World Football Leagues.

1974-76 Northern States Football League

2004-2007 North American Football League

Herbert "Herbie" Goettsch Quarterback Quad City Mohawks

Robert Colvin Fullback Kansas City Jazz

2007 - 2012 North American Football League (2007-08) World Football League (2009-10) Midwest Football Alliance (2011-12)

John Elkin Middle Linebacker Midwest Rampage (2010-12) Iowa Eagles (2007-09)

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Hall of Fame Iowa High School Football Coaches & Players The Coaches and Players Hall of Fame was created to celebrate and honor the character and achievements of individuals whose qualities and deeds on the fields of Iowa were such to inspire others to succeed in the game of football and in the game of life.

The Coaches Hall of Fame, which first began recognizing noteworthy individuals in 1968, has over 200 inductees while the Players Hall of Fame was created in 1980 and contains over 130 players. Please note that both the Coaches and Players Hall of Fame induct 4-5 new honorees every year.

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Head Coach — 1955-66 Inducted 1968 As head coach of the Bulldogs, success occurred both quickly and often for the late Merrit Parsons. In the course of his 12-season tenure, Parsons not only compiled an overall record of 66-34-5, but also won 5 conference championships in 1957, ’58, ’59, ’60, and ’66. As well, his 1960 squad was named by the U.P.I. as the “Mythical State Champions of Iowa” while Parsons was named the “Coach of the Year” in 1960 by the Des Moines Register In 1957 Coach Parsons was named the Quad Cities "Coach of the Year" and from 1958-60, his Bulldogs compiled an impressive record of 25-0-1 which also marked the first of four historical Bulldog winning streaks. His 1958 and ’59 teams earned final rankings of #10 and #12, respectively, by the Iowa Daily Press Association. In 1966, his final season before becoming the Assistant Superintendent of Bettendorf Community Schools, Parsons led the Bulldogs to an 8-0 record while winning the Little 6 Conference and the team was rated #4 by the Des Moines Register at the end of the season. Mr. Parsons passed away in 1994.

Head Coach — 1971-99 Inducted 1987 Born in Fort Dodge, Iowa, the late Merv Habenicht's success in football started early: in 1952, he earned 4th Team All-State honors as a guard by the Iowa Daily Press Association and later started at that same position at the Iowa State Teacher's College (now known as the University of Northern Iowa) from where he graduated in 1960. Habenicht first worked at Bettendorf as an assistant sophomore coach under Earl Page for four years and beginning in 1965, he then spent the next five years as a varsity assistant under legendary Bettendorf coach Merrit Parsons. When Ray Oles became the new Bulldog coach in 1967, Habenicht then asked to become the head sophomore coach to gain leadership experience. Four years later, Habenicht became Bettendorf’s new head coach and from 1971-1999 and would not only make history, but also a dynasty. Habenicht’s accomplishments as Bettendorf’s head coach are unmatched in Class 4A. For starters, he made fifteen total playoff appearances while winning five state titles in 1981, ‘87, ‘88, 1991, and ’92. As

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well, he was the first coach in Class 4A to win back-to-back championships—and he accomplished that feat twice! His other Bettendorf squads were also mainstays in the playoffs: a state runner-up in 1980, the Bulldogs also made four Semifinals (1989, 1994, ‘98, ‘99), a Quarterfinal (1993), and four 1st Round appearances (1983, ’86, ’95, ’96). In 29 seasons, Habenicht compiled a record of 228-72-1 (with a 30-10 playoff record) while also winning nine (9) conference championships. To add to his legacy, Habenicht also coached three undefeated squads in 1987 (12-0), 1988 (13-0) and 1992 (13-0) while also earning two national rankings (#18 in 1988 and #21 in 1992 by the L.A. Times). As well, the 1989 squad was a “Team to Watch” by USA Today. During his tenure, the Bulldogs also had two extended winning streaks of 36 (1987-89) and 30 games (1991-93). Married to the former Evelyn Halligan who also supported Bettendorf squads by—among other things—attending practices, Merv Habenicht will always be known for his intensity, quirky axioms (that nonetheless were truths), and for the fact that he sincerely cared about his players, fellow coaches, and teams. Coach Habenicht earned several Conference and District "Coach-of-the-Year" awards such as in 1988 and ‘89. Also, he was the Des Moines Register "Coach of the Year" in 1988 and earned the same honor in 1998 by the Iowa Football Coaches Association. In 1998 Coach Habenicht was also inducted into the Quad City Times "Hall of Fame" and in 2000 was the Runner-up for the "Quad City Football Coach of the Century." Habenicht also was an assistant in the Shrine Bowl in 1981 and was the head coach of the All-Star game in 1999. In conclusion, Habenicht—who passed away in May of 2013—made the following statement after being awarded the Des Moines Register Coach-of-the-Year honor in 1988 and his words still ring true today regarding both his legacy and character: "This award reflects the hard work of my varsity assistants and great credit should also be given to the sophomore and freshmen coaches whose efforts helped to prepare our players. It also reflects the great backing we have received from the Bettendorf School Administration, the Bettendorf Community in general, and the love and support of my family. Finally, the greatest credit of all should be given to the young men in our football program whose efforts on the field made our ‘coaching’ a success.”

Noseguard – 1979-80 Inducted 1995 Howard (Hap) Peterson was born in Arlington Heights, Illinois, and moved to Bettendorf at the age of ten. An avid youth growing up, history would later prove that his relocation from Illinois to Iowa was a significant one, for Peterson later became a vital member on the 1980 squad that began the modern-day ascent of the BHS Football program A two-sport athlete in football and wrestling, Peterson specialized in the © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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takedown regardless of whether it was a running back or fellow heavyweight contender. As well, he was a true student of the both sports and cites high school coaches John Lavelle, Randy Scott, Paul Castro, Frank Freeman, Gary Hirsch, and Ron Eggers as the coaches who mentored him throughout his high school career. Peterson—humble despite all of his accomplishments—also feels that much of his success derived from the fact that he grew up with some extremely competitive friends: Wayne Perkins, Jeff Stelk, Al Tudeen, Tom Roberts, Randy Holcomb, John Slavens, Todd Uhde, and Steve Reindell (to name but a few of the great players in BHS history). However, it was from his mentor-coaches who taught him what many Bulldog players have eventually discovered: "Winning is a process, not an event, and it is a process you have to learn to perfect." Elected co-captain by his teammates, Peterson calls this "one of the greatest honors I received as a Bulldog" along with his being named as a 1st Team All-State defensive lineman. As a senior, Peterson helped lead the Bulldogs to an 11-1 record and a 2nd place finish in Class 4A; while his greatest sports thrill was watching fellow teammate Wayne Perkins block a Dubuque Hempstead field goal attempt in overtime play that allowed the Bulldogs to advance to the Semifinals, his worst experience was losing to the Newton Cardinals in the championship game. However, as a wrestler, Hap did become a state champion when he won the Class 3A Heavyweight Division as a senior while finishing the season with a 30-0 record. Successful in two different venues, Peterson chose football and signed with the up-and-coming Iowa Hawkeyes led by legendary coach Hayden Fry; the process of winning—and success—that Peterson had learned as a Bulldog was also utilized as a Hawkeye: during his senior year at Iowa in 1985, Peterson was not only elected as a co-captain by his teammates, but also earned 1st Team All-Big 10 honors as a noseguard for the Hawkeyes who finished the season with a 10-2 record after winning the Big 10 Conference and playing in the Rose Bowl. Peterson also earned Honorable Mention All-American Honors by the Associated Press. Peterson was the first Bulldog player to be inducted into the Iowa High School Football Hall of Fame but considers his greatest life accomplishment is his marriage to his wife, Barb, and their four children. Peterson currently resides in Iowa City where he is a Regional Manager for Advanced Bionics Corporation.

Running Back – 1987-88 Inducted 2004 Greg Brown’s brilliant four-sport prep career was filled with bouncing balls, swinging bats, jumping hurdles, and—most importantly—touchdowns. During his 1985-89 career as a Bulldog, Brown collected plenty of honors and memories in every sport he played; however, it was his exploits on the football field that helped solidify Bettendorf’s place as an elite 4A program.

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There have been many great Bettendorf ball carriers and Brown is unquestionably one of them. As a junior, he led the Bulldogs to a perfect 12-0 season en route to winning the Class 4A state championship with a 7-6 victory over West Des Moines Dowling. Brown earned 2nd team All-State running back honors while leading all Class 4A rushers in ’87 with 1,515 yards along with 26 touchdowns. During his senior year as a team-elected co-captain, Brown again led the #1-ranked Bulldogs through the season undefeated—this time collecting a school-record 13 wins—as the Dawgs won a second-consecutive Class 4A state title with their 28-12 victory over the Newton Cardinals. Incidentally, this latter feat— winning the 1987 and ’88 titles in a row—was the first time in 4A history that a school won back-toback titles. Brown’s senior campaign also earned him honors such as “Iowa Back of the Year” by the Touchdown Club of Atlanta while simultaneously being named to the 1st Team All-State Elite squad as a running back who rushed for 1,722 yards and 26 touchdowns; his ’88 squad also earned a national ranking of #18 by the L.A. Times. In total, Greg Brown amassed 3,237 yards and 52 touchdowns during his final two years as a Bulldog—which still ranks second and third, respectively, in those statistical categories. The soft-spoken Brown—although pursued by major colleges such as the University of Iowa and Nebraska to play football—initially elected to pursue his dream of playing basketball in college. However, the 1989 Quad City Times “Athlete of the Year” eventually found his way back onto the gridiron and was a four-year letterwinner and two-year starter for the Southern Illinois Salukis during the 1990-93 seasons. Brown became only the second Bettendorf player inducted into the Iowa High School Football Hall of Fame—ironically, in front of a Bettendorf crowd witnessing the 2004 Bulldogs claim the school’s sixth state championship. After receiving his plaque at midfield during the halftime induction ceremony, Brown received a loud ovation and said, “It’s hard to believe these kids that are playing for the state title were all babies when I was playing for one.” Brown currently lives in Houston, Texas, where he teaches and coaches.

Running Back – 1990-92 Inducted 2008 Ask the question, “Who is the best running back in Iowa high school history?” and more often than not the name Tavian Banks is uttered. Simply put, Tavian’s prep football career was spectacular and more than fifteen years after it ended, his exploits on the field are still the topic of conversation. Tavian’s career as a Bulldog began fast and furious: as a 9th grader in 1989, he started on the 10th grade squad and helped lead them to a 9-0 record. Then—as the Bulldog varsity squad was attempting to win their third-consecutive state title in the midst of a 36-game winning streak—Tavian was moved up to the varsity and his very first play at that level occurred in the Semifinal game against the Linn-Mar Lions when he blew past a senior, all-state Lion’s player to catch a 24-yard touchdown pass by quarterback Matt Ulrich to put the Bulldogs up, 14-6. Unfortunately, a bogus holding penalty negated the © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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touchdown and the Bulldogs eventually lost the game to end both their winning streak and state title bid. However, the point had been made for all future opponents of Banks and the Bulldogs: “Beware!” as it was obvious he was going to be a special player. As a sophomore in 1990, Banks suffered a season-ending injury in the opening game against Burlington when his leg was severely broken. Although the Bulldogs won, 17-12, to win their 27th consecutive M.A.C. contest, the loss of Tavian was immeasurable as the Bulldogs eventually finished the season 5-4 and failed to qualify for the playoffs for the first time in five years. However, in 1991, Banks returned full-speed and led the Bulldogs to an 11-2 record that was capped by a 6-0 victory over Sioux City Heelan in the state championship game in which his 68-yard touchdown run was the difference. For season totals, Banks rushed for a new school rushing record of 1,905 yards and 32 touchdowns and his 11.2 average per carry that season still is a jaw-dropper. A 1st Team All-State selection in 1991, Banks was a threat anytime he touched the ball and was proven by his return of punts (7 for 163 yards, 2 TDs, 22.2 average) and kickoffs (7 for 355 yards, 3 TDs, 50.7 average). Bank’s senior season in 1992 witnessed the Bulldogs go 13-0 and again win their second consecutive state championship—which made the Bulldogs not just the first team in Class 4A win back-to-back titles as they had done in 1987 and ’88, but also the first team to do it twice. During the regular season Bettendorf had been virtually unstoppable as proven by their 337-49 points scored/allowed ratio. However, in the early rounds of the playoffs, the Bulldogs had a tougher time as opponents keyed on Banks and probably the best Iowa prep game ever played was in the Quarterfinals when Bettendorf faced off against Iowa City High—a game which is now known as the “Banks vs. Dwight” contest. Bettendorf won, 31-28, and two games later in the state championship against West Des Moines Valley, Bettendorf rushed for a net total of 368 yards while Banks rushed for 250 yards—both still records in 4A—on the way to a 41-0 victory. In 1992, Tavian rushed for a total of 2,394 yards and 42 touchdowns for yet another 11.2 average per carry and also again returned punts (5 for 135 yards, 1 TD, 27.0 average) and kickoffs (5 for 216 yards, 1 TD, 43.2 average). As well, dating back to the seventh game of the 1991 season, he helped Bettendorf win 20-consecutive games. Tavian was also again selected as a 1st Team All-State running back along with being named as both a Parade All-American and the High School Football Yearbook “Player of the Year.” Finally, his 1992 squad was ranked #21 in the nation by the L.A. Times and his grand totals in high school were 4,317 rushing yards and 75 touchdowns. Tavian was also an outstanding soccer player and was named the “Gatorade Player of the Year” three times. Tavian then played football for the Iowa Hawkeyes from 1994-97 and during his senior year in 1997, rushed for a school record 1,691 yards that stood until the 2008 season. Against Tulsa in the second game, he rushed for 314 yards—still a school record for most rushing yards in a game—and at the end of his senior campaign was named a 2nd Team All-American by Football News. With his blazing speed and receiving capabilities, Tavian was then drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 4th round of the 1998 NFL Draft. After a promising start to the 1999 season, Tavian suffered a major knee injury and missed over two years due to surgery and rehab. He then attempted a comeback with the New Orleans Saints in 2002 and was actually named to the practice squad in 2003 before being waived by the Saints in 2004 due to the fact that his knee never fully recovered from the initial injury. Banks returned to the college ranks when he served as assistant running backs coach for the Louisville Cardinals in 2006, but left after one season when Louisville’s head coach, Bobby Petrinio, became the new head coach for the Atlanta Falcons. Currently, Tavian is the Sports Performance Director with Velocity Sports Performance in Naperville, Illinois. © 2002-13 www.bettendorffootball.com

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Head Coach – 2000-07 Inducted 2010 Born and raised in Avoca (IA), Randy Scott joined the Bettendorf program in 1976 after starring at center for the Northern Iowa Panthers and served as an assistant coach under Merv Habenicht for 24 seasons before assuming head coaching duties in 2000. As a trusted assistant on Habenicht's staff, Coach Scott molded offensive units that won 5 of 6 state title games in a span of 13 years including two different sets of back-to-back titles in 1987-1988 and in 1991-92; for his efforts and diligence, Scott was named the Iowa Football Coaches Association "Assistant Coach of the Year" in 1993. In his inaugural season as head coach, Scott led the Bulldogs to the 4A state title game where they were runners-up and again in 2002 before claiming the title in 2004 and 2007; both the 2004 and 2007 squads also finished the season with records of 13-0 (only the fourth and fifth teams in school history to go undefeated since the inception of the Iowa football playoffs in 1972) and while the 2004 team earned national rankings of #25 by Prep Nation 101 and #32 by Student Sports, the 2007 team was ranked #30 by MaxPreps while also being designated as the "Best Team in Iowa" by Sports Illustrated. In just 8 short seasons under Scott's tutelage, 44 players earned All-State honors while his teams compiled a record of 85-12—an incredible 87.6% winning percentage—which makes him the 2nd winningest coach in Bettendorf history. Coach Scott also won 4 conference titles while amassing a record of 66-6 in conference play and under his direction, the Bulldogs also qualified for the 4A playoffs 8 consecutive times while collecting 19 wins in 25 games. Coach Scott was honored with several "Coach of the Year" honors, most notably by the M.A.C. (2004, '07) and Iowa Football Coaches Association ('04) while also being named the "Southeast District Coach of the Year" in 2000 and 2004. Although Scott, who earned the honor of being named "Teacher of the Year" in 1996, may be retired from coaching, he still presents at clinics today. Coach Scott was inducted into the Iowa Football Coaches Hall of Fame on Friday, November 19th, 2010, and joins former Bettendorf head coaches Merritt Parsons (1955-66) and Habenicht (1971-99) in the Hall of Fame which makes Bettendorf one of the elite prep football programs in the State of Iowa with three different head coaches in the Hall of Fame.

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Notable Bulldogs Assistant Coach – 1976-96

From 1976 to 1996, John P. Lavelle served as probably the most intense assistant coach the Bettendorf football program has ever had—and considering all of the coaches that have worn the Black and Gold, that’s a lot to be said. Growing up on the South side of Chicago in the early ‘60s, Lavelle graduated from Calumet High School and then attended Woodrow Wilson Junior College (now called Kennedy-King Jr. College) which is also in the Windy City. While at WWJC, Lavelle was also member of the 1966 football team until an injury ended his athletic career—and temporarily his academic one. Joining the Army on October 18th, 1966, Lavelle eventually was sent to Vietnam in September of ’68—but not before marrying the former Martha Fentem on August 3. After serving his tour of duty in Vietnam, Lavelle returned to college and graduated from Western Illinois University; eventually, all of his knowledge, experiences, and worldly travels would come into to play while helping mold Bettendorf into a dynasty. Lavelle’s first job—as he described—was “…a semester fill-in down in Lee Central High School” (in Iowa) where he coached both football and girls’ basketball. After a brief stint at Lee, Lavelle then returned to his home state when he took a head football coaching job at Leaf River High School. At the time, the River Demons were owners of a 21-game losing streak—but that quickly ended after Lavelle assumed head duties and the River Demons finished the season ended with a 5-4 campaign. Lavelle then moved on—this time to the college ranks—when he returned to Western Illinois as a graduate assistant where he coached the junior varsity offensive line. A short time later Lavelle then settled in the Quad Cities when he was hired to teach at Rock Island High School and coach both the offensive and defensive ends. In 1976 Lavelle began his teaching and coaching career at Bettendorf High School; in his own words he said, “I had moved so much in those first few years of coaching that I never intended to stay at Bettendorf for very long. Then, one Friday night during warm-ups, Coach Randy Scott came up to me and said, ‘Congratulations!...we’ve been here for twenty years!’ I could not believe him. I guess it’s true that time flies when you’re having a good time. And believe me, we had good times. I was able to work with some really talented and hard-working young men while at Bettendorf. It was that hard work that produced—and still produces—the Bulldog Mystic in Iowa.” While at BHS, Lavelle taught English and coached football, track, and golf. In 1991, Lavelle was honored for his hard work and dedication by being named the Iowa Football Coaches Association “Assistant Coach of the Year.” However, Lavelle humbly stressed that the greatest honor he had was being able to coach his two sons as Bulldogs: Stephen was a starting tight end on both the 1987 and ’88 state championship squads while John was his team’s leading receiving and a member

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of the All-Conference team in 1994. As well, although Lavelle has retired from teaching, he currently still is involved in coaching Bettendorf athletes and at present time is the girls’ head track coach.

Assistant Coach – 1976-99 The road to Bettendorf went through Pennsylvania and Indiana for former Bettendorf offensive coordinator Tom Freeman. For boys born in Western Pennsylvania, athletics has long been something beyond passion and bordering on obsession. Coach Freeman said, “We played football six months and baseball the other six months. We played at recess, during the lunch hour, and after school. We played all day on Saturdays and most of the day on Sundays. Our fathers took us to high school games and almost every boy wanted to be a football player.” In 1952, as a sixth grader, Coach Freeman played for the Blairsville Bobcats junior high team and has been playing or coaching ever since.. In eighth grade, his family relocated to Northwest Indiana. In the shadows of the mighty steel industry, Coach Freeman learned the craft upon which he would build his life. He played football, basketball, and baseball for Dyer Central High School (later renamed Lake Central High School). It was during this time that he began thinking about becoming a teacher and coach. Recruited in baseball and football, he chose to attend Wabash College in central Indiana to pursue degrees in history and psychology, playing both football and baseball. Upon graduation in 1963, Coach Freeman returned to his hometown and began his teaching and coaching career. He also found time to get his Masters degree in guidance and counseling from Indiana University. Prior to Bettendorf, he coached six years as an assistant at Lake Central High School, followed by five years as a guidance counselor and head coach at River Forest High School (Hobart Township, IN). One thing about coaches is that they form tremendous bonds… bonds of friendship and bonds of rivalry that last a lifetime. One such relationship exists with Jerry Grafton. Coaching together at Lake Central, Jerry moved to Davenport, Iowa. It was through Jerry that Coach Freeman became acquainted with Iowa and Merv Habenicht. Originally seeking a coaching position at junior college in Iowa, Coach Freeman instead chose to continue in the high school ranks, accepting the position of offensive coordinator at Bettendorf in 1974. The road had now led to Bettendorf… and through Bettendorf, Coach Freeman would enjoy many blessings in football and beyond. In addition to receiving the Iowa Assistant Football Coach Award, he represented Bettendorf football at several football clinics over the years. He was also honored to receive the Golden Apple award for teaching excellence in Scott County. By 1978, early signs of the dynasty

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were evident when the Bulldogs knocked off a powerful Davenport Central team led by running back Roger Craig. In 1980, the great run on the Dome began. Coach Freeman enjoyed fifteen playoff appearances and five state championships. He has coached many fine football players… and many fine young men. But football was not his only athletic passion. He was privileged to be an assistant basketball coach for three teams that played in the state tournament in Des Moines and an assistant baseball coach for the first Bettendorf baseball team to qualify for the state tournament in Marshalltown. Coach Freeman retired from teaching and coaching in 2000. So what does a coach do when he retires? He keeps coaching! Coach Todd Sturdy of Saint Ambrose University asked Coach Freeman to join the Bees' staff. At St. Ambrose, he has had the opportunity to coach in the NAIA National Playoffs five times since 2001. Friendships run long and deep among coaches. On any given weekday, stop into Hardees, HyVee, or Panera’s for breakfast and you will find Coach Freeman and several other of the coaches of your childhood trading stories and showing pictures of their grandchildren. So how does Coach Freeman sum it up? “I’ve had the opportunity to spend most of my life playing and coaching a game that I’ve loved since childhood. I’ve had the opportunity to work with great kids and great coaches. I have a wife who understood the significance of my vocation and who supported me and walked with me on this fantastic journey. My two sons, both BHS graduates, have moved from Iowa, one an engineer in Atlanta, and the other a teacher and coach in south Florida… yet they continue to follow the Bulldogs with great zeal. And I have three super grandchildren to spoil. With granddaughters Lily and Sarah cheering him on, my four year old grandson, Tommy, wearing his Bettendorf Bulldog football helmet runs back and forth in his backyard in Atlanta proclaiming ‘Twins left, Tailback at seven, on one’ and dreaming of playing for 'Coach Scott' of the Bettendorf Bulldogs. It doesn’t get much better than that. I have truly been blessed.” Written and submitted with the loving affection of his sons

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Credits This eBook, like the website, is the result of more than just one person’s effort. Below is a list of people that have contributed information, photos, or video to make both the website and this eBook an authoritative archival hub. NOTE: Any omissions are purely unintentional and it wasn’t until late 2006 that names of those who helped contribute information started to be retained—so if you helped out and aren’t included, please email: webmaster@bettendorffootball.com

Aaron & Heather Wiley Andy Gnatovich Bettendorf Boosters Bettendorf Community Schools Brad Munos Brad Tharp Brain Barquist Brian Squires Bruce Fosdyck Bruce Gerhardt Bruce McKinney Chad Uhde Chris Willey Craig Hicks Dave Donohoo David Robbins Eric Hoch Gary Campbell Hap Peterson Jerry Smith Jim Dilts John Calhoun John Lavelle Josh Guffey Keith Lucier Ken Dohrmann Kevin Felske Kevin Freking

Kevin Rose Lamont Roth Mark Cederblad Matt Drinkall Merv & Evelyn Habenicht Mike Frels Mike Pantzlaff Pete Ivanic Pete Jardine Randy Scott Reggie Speak Rex Perisho Richard Lopez Rob Furne Rod Speidel Rodey Tharp Soctt Rocker Steve Drexler Steve Lampe Steve Lavelle Steve Rizzo T.J. Deere Tim Cederblad Tim Cunningham Todd Rohler Tom Freeman Tom Freeman, Jr. Wayne Perkins

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About the Author By Troy Banning, Sportswriter — Daily Freeman-Journal, Webster City, IA

Family and football. Football and family. For author John W. Elkin the two are interchangeable because, in many ways, Bettendorf Bulldog football is family to the former all-state nose guard of the black and gold. A 1990 graduate of Bettendorf High School, Elkin played a role in the Bulldogs' historic rise to state prominence in the late 1980s when they won 25 consecutive games en route to back-to-back Class 4A state championships in 1987 and 1988 along with a Semifinal appearance in 1989. Elkin was just a sophomore in 1987 when Bettendorf's leap to center stage began with a 12-0 season and the school’s second state title while in 1988 he was a contributor when the Bulldogs kept their run intact with a 13-0 season and another state championship in the state's largest classification. “That (1988) season was magical,” Elkin recalled. “The seniors that year –– Dave Donohoo, Jason Reading, Scott Downs and Greg Brown –– were all great guys and they totally welcomed the junior class and made us a part of the team. I think that latter point –– being a team –– is what makes Bettendorf traditionally superior. Year after year, the players aren't just a part of a team, they're a family.” Elkin served as a defensive co-captain during his senior season in 1989 and helped Bettendorf extend its winning streak from 25 to 36 games. The Bulldogs, advanced to the Semifinal round of the 4A state playoffs before they were knocked off by eventual state champion Linn-Mar of Marion and had to settle for an 11-1 season. “Surreal,” was the word Elkin used to best describe his senior stint on the gridiron. “We were ranked No. 1 in the state, we had the hype of the winning streak … it was everything a high school football player would want. I remember a lot about that season, nostalgic moments more than anything else, like the defense getting yelled at by coach (Merv) Habenicht at halftime of the (Davenport) Assumption game because, even though we were up 28-0, we allowed a shovel pass to gain 8 yards just before the end of the half. Then there were our team-wide Thursday night dinners at Smorgasbord and the shenanigans that went along with it.” Elkin was tagged as a first-team all-state performer on the defensive line following his senior season and his talents earned him a spot on the 1990 Iowa Shrine Bowl South squad, coached by Pekin of Packwood leader Tom Stone, who was later inducted into the Iowa High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame. “At the time, I thought (the Shrine Bowl) was about me, but after visiting the Shriner's Hospital in Minneapolis, I realized the game was about playing to benefit the kids,” Elkin said. “That event was an eye-opener for me and led me into education.” Elkin gives much of the credit for his early successes on the field to his coaches at Bettendorf –– Greg Amundson, Ted Thompson, Gary Altman, Ron Egger, Merv Habenicht, John Lavelle, Dave Hodam and Tom Freeman. “Most definitely,” he said. “They knew the importance of establishing good relationships with their players before it was popular to do so. They were also excellent role models and good

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men.” Elkin's football career continued at Drake University where, at linebacker, he was a four-year letter winner and three-year starter from 1990-94. He was part of the program's transition from Division III to Division I-AA and, as a junior in 1993, helped the Bulldogs compile a 8-2 record in their initial foray in the Pioneer League. Still, as fun and challenging as it was to make the jump to the collegiate game, Elkin says it simply couldn't compare to his years wearing the Bettendorf helmet “Retrospectively, although I enjoyed playing college football, the experience paled in comparison to what it was like at Bettendorf,” he said. “I realized early on that the relationships with my college coaches would be much different because when a player got injured during practice, the coach would simply say, 'Move the drill over.'” Elkin hung up his shoulder pads and cleats upon his graduation from Drake in 1995 and embarked on his career in secondary education in the state of Iowa. He taught high school English at both Paton-Churdan Jr.-Sr. High School and Saydel High School while continuing his education, and in 2001 he earned a Masters degree from Drake in secondary administration. He also coached track and, football at both Saydel and Jefferson-Scranton-Paton-Churdan . In 2004, Elkin accepted the associate high school principal position at Webster City High School, and it was in Webster City where the itch to return to the football field resurfaced. It didn't take much convincing from friends for him to join the Manson Eagles –– a minor league team based out of Manson –– in the summer of 2007 and he stayed with the team for three seasons. During that time Elkin showed his skills as a middle linebacker hadn't diminished, as he led the team in tackles and was named the team Defensive MVP three consecutive times. In 2009, after recording 109 tackles and leading the Eagles to their first winning season in the franchise’s history and into the World Football League playoffs, Elkin reaped the rewards with a slew of postseason honors. He was named a first-team Central Region All-American by the coaches and earned honorable mention All-American kudos from Minor League Football News. The stellar season also earned him a trip to Las Vegas where he was one of three finalists for the national Linebacker and

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Defensive Player of the Year awards handed out by the Minor League Football News and Hall of Fame. Following the 2009 season, Elkin was the brains behind the plan to form a new minor league team in Webster City and in 2010 the Midwest Rampage was born. Serving as the President and CEO of the organization (along with his duties in the middle of the defense), Elkin helped to guide the Rampage to a 3-6 record in its inaugural season in the World Football League. The season was highlighted by back-to-back victories early in the campaign, including an 8-2 victory over the Quad City Stallions at Augustana College –– a game in which Elkin notched 14 solo tackles –– in front of many close friends and former Bettendorf coaches. For the occasion, Elkin put his No. 43 jersey away and donned his old No. 66 –– the same number he wore during his days at Bettendorf and Drake. “That was the highlight of the season,” Elkin said. “To have good friends like Nate Willey, his daughters Alexis and Symone, and his parents, Cliff and Mary Angerer, as well as my buddy Mike McNamara and his mom plus former coaches like Merv and Evelyn Habenicht, Randy Scott and Mic McVey there watching me … that was great. The fact that we won a defensive battle was just the icing on the cake, but to be able to play one more time in the Quad Cities in front of people dear to me is what meant the most.” Elkin finished the 2010 season with 97 tackles and he was again voted the team's Defensive MVP as well as honorable mention All-American by Minor League Football News. Additionally, he and three of his teammates were named to the all-WFL first team after the Rampage defense ranked third in the league in yards allowed rushing and passing. Elkin was also named to the WFL All-Star squad. In 2011, at 40 years of age no less, Elkin spearheaded the Rampage to a 7-4 mark and a spot in the championship game of the newly-formed Midwest Football Alliance. He led both the team and MFA in tackles with 94 and was bestowed yet another lengthy list of honors –– first team all-MFA as well as team and league Defensive Player of the Year honors—his second such honor in three seasons. The 2011 campaign was supposed to be Elkin's swan song, but the desire to continue to play simply wouldn't leave his bloodstream and in 2012 he returned for his final Minior League season. While the Rampage went 6-5, they just missed the MFA playoffs and Elkin played most of the season with several injuries – still, he not only extended his consecutive game streak to 58 straight games over a six year span, but was named 2nd Team All-MFA after finishing with 66 tackles to give him a minor league career total of 511 stops. In October of 2012, the Rampage Board of Directors voted to shut down both the team and business side of the Midwest Rampage which officially and ceremoniously marked the end of John’s football career. “It was a fun six years, especially the last three with my own team, but I always knew when it would be time for me to walk away from the game… and at age 41, it was time.” Professionally, Elkin was named the 2009-10 District 5 Secondary Assistant Principal of the Year by School Administrators of Iowa, and he was one of three finalists for the 2011 Iowa Secondary Assistant Principal of the Year honor. In the summer of 2011, John accepted the promotion to secondary principal at Webster City High School and it's a position he still holds today. Married since 2003 to Jamie (Wiemers) Elkin, the couple has two children –– sons Rowan, born in May of 2010, and Grady, born in March of 2012. They reside in Webster City, but there's no doubt that a large pice of Elkin's heart will remain in Bettendorf. Forever. Troy Banning is an award-winning sports writer who has served as the Sports Editor for the Daily FreemanJournal in Webster City, Iowa, since September of 1999. A 1998 graduate of the University of Northern Iowa, Banning earned his Masters degree in journalism from the University of Iowa in 2003. Troy has earned a total of 21 awards from the Iowa Newspaper Association including 14 first-place honors — 6 of which were for Best Sports Page. Other top place honors Mr. Banning has landed include Best Sports Columnist (3), Best Sports Story (1), Best Sports Photo (1) and Best Special Section (3). Married to Kelly (Taylor) Banning since 2000, the couple reside in Ames, Iowa, and have two daughters: Taylor (born in 2006) and Brooklyn (born in 2010). Troy can be reached by email at: sports@freemanjournal.net

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