Blinn College Spring 2021 Football and Athletic Trainers Athletic Recruiting Guide

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2021 SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

WELCOME FROM THE CHANCELLOR CONTENTS Dear Buccaneer fans, On behalf of the Blinn College District, I welcome you to another great season of Buccaneer athletics as we continue a proud legacy that includes 41 national championships since 1987.

In addition to their success in intercollegiate competition, Blinn students enjoy a supportive community at a campus that continues to grow. In recent years, the Blinn-Brenham Campus has welcomed the Kruse Center, a 36,000-square-foot student recreation and activities center that also hosts Buccaneer volleyball and basketball games; the Doyle Coatney Center, an 11,184-square-foot indoor baseball and softball workout facility; and Mill Creek Hall, a 464-bed residence hall.

This year, construction is underway on the new science, technology, engineering, and innovation building that will offer state-of-the-art instructional space for Blinn’s most cutting-edge programs. This exciting facility includes a 3,000-square-foot innovation lab and allows Blinn to introduce innovative programs such as cybersecurity and drone maintenance and repair.

These new courses will add to Blinn’s reputation as one of the state’s leading community colleges. According to Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board data, Blinn’s academic transfer rate ranks No. 1 in the state and far exceeds the statewide average. Just as importantly, out-of-district Blinn students save 44% in tuition and fees compared to the average state university. Few colleges can offer this combination of educational excellence and affordability.

Thank you for supporting the Blinn College District and its student athletes. I wish you the best of luck during the upcoming season.

Mary Hensley, Ed.D. Chancellor of the Blinn College District

Athletic Personnel.............................................. 3 Academic Honors and Support........................ 4 Athletic Facilities................................................ 5 Head Football Coach Ryan Mahon......................6 Buccaneer Backer of the Year......................... 9 2021 Football Schedule.................................... 9 2021 Football Buccaneers.......................10-19 Head Athletic Trainer Donna Jones...............20 2021 Athletic Trainer Buccaneers........ 21-23

THE BLINN COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES Charles Moser Board Chair Jim Kolkhorst Board Vice-Chair Teddy Boehm Board Secretary Randy Wells Douglas Borchardt Rebecca Ehlert Dennis Crowson

ATHLETIC STAFF

Scott Schumacher, Athletic Director, Head Coach, Men’s Basketball.....979-830-4172 Jake Gordon, Assistant Athletic Director....................................................979-830-4502 Debbie Watson, Athletic Business Coordinator .........................................979-830-4170 Harvey McIntyre, Head Coach, Baseball .................................................... 979-830-4278 Jeff Jenkins, Head Coach, Women’s Basketball .........................................979-830-4173 Ryan Mahon, Head Coach, Football ..............................................................979-337-6706 Rick Church, Head Coach, Softball...............................................................979-830-4033 Terry Gamble, Head Coach, Volleyball...........................................................979-830-4171 Michael McBride, Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Soccer.................979-830-6388 David Johnson, Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach........................................ 979-337-6527 Sarah Barland Flisowski, Head Cheer and Dance Coach.........................979-830-4264 Donna Jones, Athletic Trainer.........................................................................979-830-4175 Dr. Kenneth Masenda, Athletic Student Success Coach......................... 979-830-4801 Tara Dreyer, Sports Information Specialist................................................979-830-4663

MEDIA

BuccaneerSports.com................................................................. www.buccaneersports.com Brenham Banner Press................................................................. www.brenhambanner.com KTEX/KWHI..........................................................................................................www.kwhi.com KBTX...................................................................................................................... www.kbtx.com KAGS.................................................................................................................. www.kagstv.com The Eagle....................................................................................................... www.theeagle.com NJCAA.................................................................................................................... www.njcaa.org

ABOUT the NJCAA

The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) is the governing body of two-year college athletics, offering athletic and academic opportunities to college students. It is the second largest national intercollegiate athletic organization in the United States with over 500 member schools in 43 states. Each year over 60,000 student-athletes compete in one of 28 different sports and the organization sponsors 48 national championship events and nine football bowl games.

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ATHLETIC PERSONNEL

Scott Schumacher Director of Athletics Head Coach Men’s Basketball

Jake Gordon Assistant Director of Athletics

Tara Dreyer Sports Information Specialist

Debbie Watson Athletic Business Coordinator

Dr. Kenneth Masenda Athletic Student Success Coach

Donna Jones Head Athletic Trainer

Lauren Moreno Athletic Trainer Assistant

Gene Kirkpatrick Athletic Trainer Assistant

Harvey McIntyre Head Baseball Coach

Jordan Kopycinski Assistant Baseball Coach

Mario Eramo Assistant Baseball Coach

Jeff Jenkins Head Women’s Basketball Coach

Brianna Luton Assistant Basketball Coach

Adam Schwartz Assistant Basketball Coach

Dylan Shields Men’s Basketball Redshirt Program Coord./ Assistant Coach

Sarah Barland Flisowski Head Cheer and Dance Coach

Cassidy Leech Assistant Cheer and Dance Coach

Ryan Mahon Head Football Coach

Chuck Parsons Assistant Football Coach/Defensive Coordinator

Andy Felton Assistant Football Coach (Offensive Line)

David Aoyagi Football Redshirt Program Coord./ Asst. Football Coach (Defensive Backs)

Joseph Foteh Assistant Football Coach (Special Teams)

Devon McKinney Assistant Football Coach (Defensive Line)

Rick Church Head Softball Coach

Jami Ingram Assistant Softball Coach

Terry Gamble Head Volleyball Coach

Becky Fletcher Assistant Volleyball Coach

Michael McBride Head Men’s and Women’s Soccer Coach

Alexandria Jackson Assistant Men’s and Women’s Soccer Coach

Jacob Beerman Assistant Men’s and Women’s Soccer Coach

Marco Gonzalez Salazar Men’s and Women’s Soccer Volunteer

Steve Williams Men’s and Women’s Soccer Volunteer

David Johnson Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach

Katie Johnston Assistant Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach

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WELCOME TO BLINN COLLEGE!

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ith historical roots established more than 138 years ago, the Blinn College District offers a variety of academic transfer, health science, technical and community education, and continuing education courses for approximately 18,000 students who attend one of our five campuses or comprehensive online programs.

The premier two-year college in Texas, Blinn’s academic transfer rate ranks No. 1 in the State of Texas. Additionally, Blinn has received historic recognition for community engagement as one of only six community colleges in the nation selected for recognition by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Blinn has been listed among the most affordable large community colleges in the nation by AffordableCollegesOnline.org and one of the top community colleges in the state by Schools.com, and according to data from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, out-of-district Blinn students who take 30 credit hours during the 2020-21 academic year save 44% in tuition and fees compared to the average state university.

Give us a call or visit www.blinn.edu to schedule your tour. We look forward to showing you why Blinn is the perfect choice for all your educational needs.

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Athletic Academic Services Blinn College continues to boast one of the nation’s most successful athletic programs.

This success on the field and court begins with a high-quality learning environment, with the College and entire athletic department fully committed to providing the most efficient and effective support for all student-athletes.

The Bucs’ athletic student success coach provides academic, educational, and personal development support for more than 300 Blinn student-athletes, trainers, and managers.

Blinn’s academic services include: • • • • •

Individualized advising with student-athletes Supervised, structured study Tutorial assistance Academic performance monitoring Early registration

YEARS OF ATHLETIC TRADITION

Compliance/Eligibility

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

In addition to the above duties, an advisor works with educational representatives from NCAA schools in helping student-athletes transfer successfully to the next level.

HEISMAN TROPHY NOMINEES, 1 WINNER NJCAA ALL-AMERICANS BILETNIKOFF AWARD WINNER

DR. KENNETH MASENDA Athletic Student Success Coach

Dr. Kenneth Masenda joined the Blinn College District as an athletic student success coach in January 2017.

His duties include advising each of Blinn’s NJCAA athletic programs as well as Blinn’s athletic training program. His advising duties also include Blinn’s KIPP, OneGoal, and YesPrep programs. Dr. Masenda also serves as an adjunct instructor in the Humanities Department.

Prior to his arrival at Blinn, Dr. Masenda was an academic advisor for athletics at Tyler Junior College. In his six years at Tyler, he oversaw academic advising for all 12 of Tyler’s NJCAA athletic programs as well as advising duties for Tyler’s athletic training program. He also taught as an adjunct instructor for the college and assisted in other duties with the departments of advising, admissions, and the registrar’s office.

Dr. Masenda earned a doctorate in higher education from Texas A&M UniversityCommerce in December 2015. His dissertation was entitled “Academic Advising for Student Athletes at Two-Year Colleges.” He also holds a master’s degree from A&M - Commerce, a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Arlington, and an associate degree from Navarro College. He is a native of Denton, Texas.

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SUPPORTING THE BUCS IN THE CLASSROOM

Facilities Located in the Academic Building on the Brenham Campus, the Brenham Learning Center is open year-round for the convenience of student-athletes.

The Learning Center is equipped with state-of-the-art computers and academic resources to assist student-athletes in their studies.

On average, student-athletes spend 4-5 hours in the academic facilities each week, with tutors on hand at all times to help with any subject.

DON WILHELM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S HONOR ROLL

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The honor roll is named after former Blinn Athletic Director Don Wilhelm, an NJCAA Hall of Famer who served the College for 10 years.

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Blinn College named 180 student-athletes to the Fall 2020 Don Wilhelm Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

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To be eligible, student-athletes must post a 3.0 or better grade point average (GPA) and pass a minimum of 12 credit hours of college-level courses. 34% of Blinn student-athletes made the Fall 2020 honor roll.

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32 student-athletes achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average in Fall 2020.

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Baseball had the most Fall 2020 honor roll students with 25.

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BLINN COLLEGE ATHLETIC FACILITIES

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FIELD AT MEN’S AND WOMEN’S GOLF WEIGHT ROOM COURT HOHLT PARK-MEN’S 3. DOYLE COATNEY CENTER AND WOMEN’S SOCCER 6. HOHLT PARK-SOFTBALL

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HEAD FOOTBALL COACH RYAN MAHON The architect of one of the most prolific offenses in the NJCAA, Ryan Mahon enters his fifth season as Blinn College’s head football coach.

Mahon currently holds a 22-17 record in four seasons with the Buccaneers.

COACH

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MAHON CAREER HIGHLIGHTS BLINN COLLEGE 2016-PRESENT

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ALL-AMERICANS

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ALL-REGION PLAYERS BUCS IN THE NFL BLINN’S FIRST BOWL GAME WIN UNDER MAHON

In 2018, the Buccaneers won their first bowl game since 2011 when it defeated 14th-ranked Scottsdale Community College 23-20 to finish the season ranked 15th in the nation.

In 2017, Mahon led the Buccaneers to their first playoff berth since 2013 after claiming a Southwest Junior College Football Conference (SWJCFC) co-championship with a 5-2 league record and qualifying for the El Toro Bowl. Blinn finished the season ranked 12th in the nation. Blinn was ranked in the top 10 in the nation for six consecutive weeks and reached as high as No. 4 in the national rankings.

Under Mahon, five Buccaneers have been named NJCAA All-Americans and 59 players have earned All-Region XIV Conference honors. Antwuan Jackson Jr., Vonte Davis, Corrion Ballard, D’Anthony Hopkins, and Earnest Patterson earned both All-America and All-Conference honors. Jackson was named the SWJCFC Most Valuable Player in 2017, and Ballard was named the All-Conference Co-Defensive Player of the Year in 2016. Chadwick Thibodeaux, Reed Bowman, Devin Williams, Carlos Grace, Dandre Reed, William Gilchrist, Jalan Cooper, Dominique Harrison, Ryan Buckley, Clayton Woods, Zechariah Hopkins, Brennon Davis, Nate Betts, Jake Monroe, Kendall Sheffield, Tre Newton, Hanner Shipley, Javier Edwards, Evan Wick, Drew Kirkpatrick, Colton Knapp, Dominique Harrison, Caleb Hill, Tre’veon Hamilton, Garrett Nickelson, Corey Smith, Keric Wheatfall, Djuan Matthews, Daveon Boyd, Trevor Harmonson, Rhett Read, Garrison Tullos, Joe Oliver, Travis Arroyo, Doro Omerhi, Adrian Johnson, Kristen Williams, Tuciano Pope, Darius Milton, Colby Peterson, Miles Banks, Danny Gray, Xavier Hutchinson, Juan Quezada, Marco Domio, Brock Landis, Devin McAdoo, Hayden Hagler, Stanley Mark, Ben Langston, Darius VanDyke, Joshua Ellison, Kemon Smith, and Josh Reed also earned all-conference honors in Mahon’s four seasons at Blinn.

Five former Buccaneers who played under Mahon have signed with National Football League teams. Kendall Sheffield signed with the Atlanta Falcons as their fourth-round pick. Additionally, undrafted free agents Corrion Ballard signed with the Carolina Panthers, Javier Edwards signed with the Houston Texans, Jhavonte Dean signed with the Cleveland Browns, and Josh Nurse signed with the Baltimore Ravens.

Mahon came to Blinn after one year as Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College’s offensive coordinator. Before that, Mahon spent 10 seasons at Tyler Junior College, the last eight years as offensive coordinator and associate head coach. During his tenure at Tyler, Mahon coached eight NJCAA All-Americans, two Southwest Junior College Football Conference offensive MVPs, one SWJCFC overall MVP, and 34 allconference offensive selections.

Before his successful run at Tyler, Mahon served one season as running backs coach at Texas A&M University-Commerce (2004). In 2003 and 2004, Mahon was the running backs/receivers coach at Feather River (Calif.) College.

A native of La Grande, Ore., Mahon played quarterback at Eastern Oregon University, where he was a four-year letter winner.

He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in history at Eastern Oregon University and his Master of Education in health and kinesiology from the University of Texas at Tyler.

Mahon and his wife, Pam, reside in Brenham with their sons, Ty and Eli, and two beagles, Drew and Kate.

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BUCCANEER ASSISTANTS CHUCK PARSONS

ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH/DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

As recruiting coordinator, Parsons helps guide the program’s high school recruiting efforts and outgoing player recruitment. Since arriving in 2014, he has helped more than 100 players advance to four-year universities, including more than 70 to NCAA Division I schools.

Parsons spent 10 years at North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS), where he was hired as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach in 2003. In 2005, he was promoted to assistant head coach, and in 2007, he was appointed head coach and defensive coordinator. Twice during his time at NDSCS, the Wildcats made it to the Graphic Edge Bowl.

Prior to NDSCS, Parsons spent 2000-02 at Northeastern State Universityin Tahlequah, Okla., where he worked with the defensive line, secondary, and linebackers. In 2000, NSU won the Lone Star Conference

North Division and the overall league championship for the second straight year. It also was the second consecutive season that the team qualified for the NCAA Division II National Playoffs.

FOOTBALL

Chuck Parsons begins his 23rd season coaching college football and his seventh at Blinn College.

He serves as the assistant head football coach, defensive coordinator, and recruiting coordinator.

Parsons began coaching at Southwest (Minn.) State University in 1997 as a student assistant working with the offensive line.

During his 22 years, Parsons has coached or mentored 74 all-conference players, 70 all-region players, six NJCAA All-Americans, five NJCAA players of the week, six conference players of the week, and two conference players of the year. As a position coach, he has coached 52 players who have signed with NCAA Division I schools and numerous others who have gone on to Division II, Division III, and NAIA schools.

Parsons earned his Bachelor of Science in sports management from Southwest State University, now Southwest Minnesota State University, in 2000 and his Master of Science in college teaching in health and human performance from Northeastern State University in 2002.

ANDY FELTON

ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH (OFFENSIVE LINE) Andy Felton enters his third season as the offensive line coach for the Buccaneers. Felton came to Blinn after serving as the offensive line coach at Fullerton College for two seasons.

(NDSCS) as the assistant head coach and offensive coordinator. While there, the offense set or tied 10 school records. Additionally, he ran the return teams, which set or tied six school records. NDSCS received a berth to the Graphic Edge Bowl in 2009.

While at Fullerton, Felton helped lead the Hornets to a 25-1 record and back-to-back California Community College Athletic Association championships. With Felton’s offensive line leading the way, the Hornet offense finished in the top five in the nation in numerous offensive categories, including first in scoring offense (54.2), total offense per game (556.6), and yards per carry (6.4). In the past two seasons, the Hornets’ offense set 21 school records.

Prior to NDSCS, Felton had stops at Whittier College (2005-09) and Citrus College (2001-04). At Whittier, he served as assistant head coach and offensive coordinator and mentored a first-team all-conference quarterback who led the conference in total offense and broke numerous school records. While at Citrus College, Felton was the defensive coordinator and helped lead the Owls to a conference championship and South County Bowl berth.

Prior to Fullerton, Felton spent two seasons as the offensive line coach for Riverside City College (RCC). While at RCC, the Tigers posted an 18-5 record, won back-to-back conference championships, and earned two state playoff berths. Riverside City’s offense ranked in the top 20 in the state in 19 categories, including rushing offense, total offense, and scoring offense. The offensive line helped generate 204.2 rushing yards per game and 5.1 yards per rush.

Felton spent 2009-2013 at North Dakota State College of Science

Before joining the college ranks as a coach, Felton coached at Covina High School (1999-2001), Damien High School (1998), Ayala High School (1995-97), and at his alma mater, Glen A. Wilson High School (1992-94).

Felton earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from California State University at Fullerton and master’s degree in physical education from Azusa Pacific University.

Felton has three children: Bethanne, 22; Cadi, 19; and Andrew, 13.

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BUCCANEER ASSISTANTS DAVID AOYAGI

FOOTBALL REDSHIRT PROGRAM COORDINATOR/ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH (DEFENSIVE BACKS) Dave Aoyagi enters his third season on the Blinn College football coaching staff as the redshirt program coordinator and defensive backs coach.

Aoyagi came to Blinn after one season as the defensive backs quality control coach at Oregon State University.

Aoyagi spent five seasons as a coach at Apache Junction (Ariz.) High School, where he spent one season as the head coach and also served as both the offensive and defensive coordinator. He also coached track and field and taught weight training.

Prior to Oregon State University, Aoyagi totaled 14 seasons as a high school football coach with nine seasons spent as an offensive coordinator and five as a defensive coordinator.

At Kealakehe High School in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, Aoyagi served as head track and field coach and football offensive coordinator. While there, the football team won the first Big Island Championship in school history. He also served as a football and baseball coach in Utah.

Marcos De Niza High School (Tempe, Ariz.) made the playoffs in each of his four seasons as Defensive Coordinator and played in the state championship game in 2015. Aoyagi also served as the head coach for the boys’ track and field team, where he coached state champions in the 400-meter relay, 110-meter hurdles, javelin, and decathlon. In addition, he taught weight training.

Aoyagi was captain of the Weber State University rugby team and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in physical education.

Aoyagi had stints at Phoenix College as a passing game coordinator and Southern Utah University (SUU) as a quarterbacks coach and as a running backs coach. While at SUU, the Thunderbirds led the nation in rushing yards per game.

JOSEPH FOTEH

ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH (SPECIAL TEAMS) Joseph Foteh enters his second season as Blinn College’s special teams coordinator. Prior to Blinn, he served as the defensive and special teams quality control coach at Rice University for three seasons.

Foteh joined the football staff in October and helped the Buccaneers finish the season ranked first in the nation in punt return average (23.3), 19th in field goal percentage (66.7), and 21st in average per punt (37.3).

While at Rice University, Foteh helped the Owls finish the 2018 season ranked sixth in the nation in kickoff return defense, 17th in special teams efficiency, 18th in net punting, and 15th as a kickoff return unit. He coached 2018 Conference USA Special Teams Player of the Year and Ray Guy Award

semifinalist Jack Fox for three seasons.

Prior to Rice, Foteh was a graduate assistant at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, where he worked as a cornerbacks coach in 2014 and wide receivers coach in 2015. Under his guidance, the wide receivers led the nation in receptions in 2015.

In addition, he has spoken at Glazier Football Clinics on punt pressure, competitive drills at practice, and special situations in special teams.

A Missouri City, Texas native, Foteh earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from the University of Houston, where he was a student manager from 2010-2013. He earned his master’s degree in adult educational leadership from Northwestern Oklahoma State.

DEVON MCKINNEY

ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH (DEFENSIVE LINE) Devon McKinney enters his first season as Blinn College’s defensive line coach. McKinney brings four years of coaching experience and five years of playing experience, including one year of professional football, to the position.

Phoenix College. He also spent time as an assistant defensive line coach for USA Football, where he coached youth at regional camps in Phoenix, Ariz.

He served as a strength and conditioning intern at Arizona State University earlier this year.

He finished his collegiate playing career at Louisiana Tech University and served an important role in helping the defense finish top in the nation. He started in the Heart of Dallas Bowl Game in 2014 and became a member of the Louisiana Tech Victors Club. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology in 2014.

In 2018-19, McKinney worked as the recruiting coordinator, defensive line coach, and co-special teams coordinator at Los Angeles Pierce College. He coached and developed five Southern California Football Association (SCFA) American Pacific all-conference players as the team went 6-4 that year.

In 2017-18, McKinney served as a coaching assistant on the defensive line at

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McKinney was a two-year starter on the defensive line and the team captain at Los Angeles Pierce College. He earned his associate degree in social and behavioral science in 2012.

McKinney spent one season playing professionally for the Indoor Football League in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 2016. As a member of the defensive line and special teams, he recorded 30 tackles, nine tackles for loss, and four sacks.

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2020 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT

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The Buccaneer Backers were formed to raise financial support and awareness for all the athletic programs at Blinn College. They bridge the gap between the funding allocated by the State of Texas and the true cost of providing our student-athletes and community with the level of excellence they have come to expect from Blinn College and Brenham, Texas.

Buccaneer Backers are dedicated to supporting Blinn student-athletes on and off the field and preparing them to represent our College and community throughout the state and nation.

Blinn athletic programs depend upon the dedication and support of the local community. You can share in the success of Blinn’s athletic program by becoming a Buccaneer Backer today. A modest contribution of $100 makes you an important part of our winning team and grants you the opportunity to receive amazing benefits that bring you even closer to the action.

BUCCANEER BACKER OF THE YEAR Athletic Director Scott Schumacher, left, presents Doug Brown with the Buccaneer Backer of the Year award in recognition of his commitment to Blinn athletics.

Past recipients are:

2020 Doug Brown 2019 Fred Kessel 2018 Christy Young 2017 Leroy Dreyer

2016 Don Wilhelm 2015 Karen Killion 2014 Gus Mutscher

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2020 BLINN BUCCANEERS NUMERICAL ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

# PLAYER 1 Imiee Cooksey

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Torey Richardson

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Chandler Rogers

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Henry Thomas

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Antoine Johnson Jr.

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Terrance Keyes Jr.

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Joshua Berry

Jordan Jenkins Keion Bennett Chris Herron

Devin Benson

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17 Armani Lowery

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20 Preston Suttice

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23 Pearson Hendrix

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19 Josh Wyatt

21 Lonterrious McClain

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24 Jason Kerl Jr.

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26 Deziah Little

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29 Jordan Lamotte

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25 Brendon Holmes 27 Hayden Allen 30 Jalen Waddy

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33 Bryce Linder

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35 Tristan Canales

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32 Erik Michel

34 Trevier Langley

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37 Jonathan Bloom

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84 DONATHAN ADAMS 27 HAYDEN ALLEN

46 JORDON BELLOWS 8

KEION BENNETT

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JOSHUA BERRY

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DEVIN BENSON

37 JOHNATHAN BLOOM 56 ARUNDEL BRIGGS 45 COLLIN BROWN

35 TRISTAN CANALES

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CHASE DAVIDSON

13 AMADI DAVIS

43 JARED ESPARZA

49 NICKALOS FALSONE 5

DARYL FRENCH

64 BRANDON GARCIA 77 ROWDY GARZA 83 JOSH GATON

54 MICHAEL GIBSON II 80 DAMEON GOMES

92 TIM GRANT-RANDALL RS VERNON HARTFIELD 39 FRED HENDERSON

23 PEARSON HENDRIX

74 EMILIANO HERNANDEZ 8

CHRIS HERRON

60 TRISTEN HICKMAN

25 BRENDON HOLMES 7

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JORDAN JENKINS

ANTOINE JOHNSON JR.

16 JUDE JOSEPH

24 JASON KERL JR. 7

TERRANCE KEYES JR.

81 DEDRICK KINNEY

29 JORDAN LAMOTTE 34 TREVIER LANGLEY 1

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66 RICHARD LEFEVRE 33 BRYCE LINDER 26 DEZIAH LITTLE

15 CALEB LONGORIA 17 ARMANI LOWERY

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R-FR QB/WR 6-2 FR

PFLUGERVILLE

ST HIGH SCHOOL

MISSOURI CITY LAFAYETTE

FORT WORTH MASSILON DALLAS KATY

KERENS

TX TX TX TX

TX TX TX TX TX

TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX

RIDGE COMMUNITY CYPRESS SPRINGS WAXAHACHIE

ST. DOMINIC SAVIO CATHOLIC

HALTOM HIGHTOWER GONZALES

CHURCHILL SINTON HAYS

HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE MORTON RANCH FRIENDSWOOD MANSFIELD OAK RIDGE CROSBY

BISHOP DUNNE BISHOP DUNNE EL DORADO

LANGHAM CREEK ATASCOCITA CLEAR LAKE ELKINS

GE EAGLES LANDING LA

TX

ST. THOMAS MORE NOLAN CATHOLIC

OH WASHINGTON TX

MADISON

TX

KERENS

TX

172

COLLEGE STATION TX

185

VICTORIA

6-2

DAWSON

CY-FAIR

THE WOODLANDS TX

352 BENBOLT

TX

170

TX

ROUND ROCK

SAMUEL CLEMENS

TX

TX

6 6

COLLEGE STATION

SINTON

190

6-2

BRENHAM

TX

6-2

6-4

PFLUGERVILLE

TX

280 THE WOODLANDS TX

CYPRESS LAKES THE WOODLANDS WESLACO

A&M CONSOLIDATED ROUND ROCK

VICTORIA EAST

THE WOODLANDS

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

NUMERICAL ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

# PLAYER 38 Jayvier Vickers

#

39 Fred Henderson

POS LB

LB

PLAYER

CLASS POS HT

FR

DL

6

304 HOUSTON

44 Jailynn Simon

DE

32 ERIK MICHEL

R-FR PK

46 Jordon Bellows

LS

47 Cedric Smith

LB

48 John Villalobos

PK

51 Jonteveon Robinson

DE

54 Michael Gibson II

OL

59 Trent Pullen

OL

49 Nickalos Falsone

53 Cameron Riggins 56 Arundel Briggs

60 Tristen Hickman 61 Xavier Luehr

64 Brandon Garcia

66 Richard Lefevre l 68 Trennt Rhea

74 Emiliano Hernandez 75 Juan Quezada 76 Brien Taylor

77 Rowdy Garza

78 Carson Rogers

P

DL

OL

OL

OL

WR

82 Cameron Sowell

WR

83 Josh Gaton

84 Donathan Adams 85 Tyler Pye

86 Jackson Mueller 87 Dawson Unruh

88 Greyson Morgan

WR

WR

WR

WR

WR

WR

RS Gary Lynch

202 KINGWOOD

86 JACKSON MUELLER 3

TAUREAN MUHAMMAD

12 JOSHUA PAYNE-MORGAN 99 WILL PRENDERGAST 59 TRENT PULLEN 85 TYLER PYE

75 JUAN QUEZADA 68 TRENNT RHEA 3

TOREY RICHARDSON

R-FR TE FR

WR

FR

LB

FR FR

WR DE

R-FR OL SO SO

WR OL

R-FR OL SO

CB

DL

DE

DB

WR

5-10 165

BRENHAM

5-9

185

RICHMOND

175

BRENHAM

6

5-10 178

KATY

6-2

203 SLIDELL

6-2

280 WACO

6-1

5-7

6-3

6-2 6

265 PROSPER 157

275

TALLAHASSEE AUSTIN

340 DALLAS 188

TOMBALL

5-7

235 BURTON

OL

6-3

338 KATY

FR

DE

6-1

242 KATY

FR

LB

51 JONTEVEON ROBINSON FR DE 6 255 BRENHAM 4

CHANDLER ROGERS

91 JAYMIAN SIMON 47 CEDRIC SMITH

82 CAMERON SOWELL 20 PRESTON SUTTICE 76 BRIEN TAYLOR 5

HENRY THOMAS

10 JAMIR THOMAS

42 BRYTON THOMPSON 18 JAKSON THOMSON

14 BRANDON TRYON JR. 87 DAWSON UNRUH

38 JAYVIER VICKERS

R-FR QB FR FR

DL

WR

R-FR CB FR

OL

SO

LB

S0

SO

WR DE

R-FR QB FR

WR

R-FR WR FR

LB

6

6-2 6-2 6-2 6

6-5

200 MANSFIELD 285 KATY

220 LONGVIEW 170

CYPRESS

272

HOUSTON

173

5-11 175

DALLAS

FORT BEND

BRENHAM

TX

GEORGE RANCH

TX TX TX LA

TX TX FL

TX TX

TX TX

TX TX TX TX TX TX

DALLAS

TX

5-8

180

CYPRESS

TX

HOUSTON

BROTHER MARTIN PROSPER

CONNALLY GODBY

AUSTIN

THE ARTS COMMUNITY ALLIANCE

MEMORIAL BURTON

SEVEN LAKES

LAKE RIDGE

SEVEN LAKES LONGVIEW

CYPRESS WOODS LAKE DALLAS

CYPRESS FALLS MARSHALL

OH MASSILON WASHINGTON

230 HARKER HEIGHTS TX

185

TOMPKINS

TX

218

6-1

BRENHAM

KATY

TX

6-3

FORT BEND

KINGWOOD

TX

215

5-10 160

CYPRESS RANCH

TX BRENHAM

6-1

6-2

MASSILON

TX

TX TX

ATASCOCITA

LAKE HIGHLANDS MARSHALL

CYPRESS CREEK CYPRESS FALLS

48 JOHN VILLALOBOS

FR

PK

5-3

177

HOUSTON

TX

NORTH SHORE

90 BRANDON WILLIAMS

FR

DF

6-2

185

CALDWELL

TX

CALDWELL

FR

LB

10 ERIC WILLIAMS

DL

RS Vernon Hartfield

6-2

88 GREYSON MORGAN

DL

92 Tim Grant-Randall 99 Will Prendergast

TX

30 JALEN WADDY

DE

97 Byron Mathis

200 CYPRESS

TE

90 Brandon Williams 91 Jaymian Simon

6

44 JAILYNN SIMON

80 Dameon Gomes 81 Dedrick Kinney

QB

FR

FR

OL

CYPRESS CREEK

11 LOGAN MCDOUGALD

78 CARSON ROGERS

OL

TX

BRYAN

TX BROWNWOOD

OL

OL

MORTON RANCH

5-10 181 BROWNWOOD

DB

R-FR DL

OL

TX

DB

53 CAMERON RIGGINS

OL

KATY

36 COOPER MCCALLUM SWANZY FR

OL

OL

6-1

41 MAKEL WILLIAMS

40 HAYDN WITHERWAX 4

JULIUS WOOD

31 JORDAN WOODARD 19 JOSH WYATT

R-FR LB FR FR

SO

QB HB DB

R-FR DB FR

LB

6

6-3

230 HOUSTON 170

5-11 217 6

6-2

215

185

5-11 195 6

WINTER HAVEN BRYAN

TX FL

TX

COLLEGE STATION TX COLUMBUS

WESTSIDE

LAKE WALES

A&M CONSOLIDATED A&M CONSOLIDATED

OH WALNUT RIDGE

COLLEGE STATION TX

205 HOUSTON

FOOTBALL

97 BYRON MATHIS

SO

LS

TX

297

21 LONTERRIOUS MCCLAIN

45 Collin Brown

BRYAN

6-3

WR

DE

LB

190

OL

FR

42 Bryton Thompson 43 Jared Esparza

ST HIGH SCHOOL

SO

RS GARY LYNCH

HB

LB

HOMETOWN

61 XAVIER LUEHR

40 Haydn Witherwax 41 Makel Williams

WT

TX

A&M CONSOLIDATED C.E. KING

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BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

MEET THE BUCCANEERS DONATHAN ADAMS SO WR 6-1 180

. .

84

High School: Pflugerville

HAYDEN ALLEN SO DB 6 200

. .

27

. .

46

High School: College Station

KEION BENNETT FR DB 6-1 216

. .

8

High School: Samuel Clemens

DEVIN BENSON FR LB 6-3 210

. .

9

. .

6

High School: Ridge Community

12

ARUNDEL BRIGGS SO OL 6-2 318

56

COLLIN BROWN R-FR LS 5-11 230

45

TRISTAN CANALES SO RB 5-10 205

35

High School: Cypress Springs

. . . .

High School: St. Dominic Savio

. .

High School: Sinton

IMIEE COOKSEY SO WR 5-11 186

1

CHASE DAVIDSON FR WR 5-7 164

9

. .

High School: Haltom

High School: Dawson

JOSHUA BERRY R-FR RB 6 190

37

. .

High School: Waxahachie

High School: Brenham

JORDON BELLOWS SO LS 6-1 213

JOHNATHAN BLOOM FR DB 5-9 226

. .

High School: Cy-Fair

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

AMADI DAVIS SO LB 5-10 216

13

High School: Hightower

JARED ESPARZA SO LB 6-1 225

43

. .

High School: Gonzales

NICKALOS FALSONE R-FR P 5-8 157

High School: Churchill

DARYL FRENCH R-FR DL 6-2 275

. . . .

5

. .

DAMEON GOMES FR WR 5-7 150

80

. .

TIM GRANT-RANDALL R-FR DL 6 280

. .

92

High School: Oak Ridge

64

High School: Hays

ROWDY GARZA R-FR OL 6-4 330

54

. .

High School: Mansfield

High School: Sinton

BRANDON GARCIA R-FR OL 6 280

MICHAEL GIBSON JR. SO OL 6-1 353

High School: Morton Ranch

High School: Friendswood

49

. .

83

. .

VERNON HARTFIELD R-FR DB 5-7 160

. .

RS

High School: Crosby

77

High School: Hewitt-Trussville

FRED HENDERSON R-FR LB 5-8 199

. .

39

High School: Bishop Dunne

FOOTBALL

. .

JOSH GATON R-FR WR 5-9 180

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

MEET THE BUCCANEERS PEARSON HENDRIX R-FR LB 5-9 230

. .

23

High School: Bishop Dunne

EMILIANO HERNANDEZ FR OL 6-3 332

. .

74

High School: El Dorado

CHRIS HERRON R-FR QB/WR 6-2 203

. .

. .

8

60

High School: Atascocita

BRENDON HOLMES FR RB 5-8 175

. .

25

High School: Clear Lake

JORDAN JENKINS R-FR DB 6 190

. .

High School: Elkins

14

6

JUDE JOSEPH SO CB 5-10 180

16

JASON KERL JR. FR DB 5-10 165

24

TERRANCE KEYES JR. FR RB 5-10 185

7

DEDRICK KINNEY FR WR 5-9 174

81

JORDAN LAMOTTE SO DB 6 201

29

. .

High School: Eagles Landing

. .

High School: St. Thomas More

High School: Langham Creek

TRISTEN HICKMAN FR OL 6-1 305

ANTOINE JOHNSON JR. FR DB 5-11 165

7

. .

High School: Nolan Catholic

. .

High School: Washington

. .

High School: Arlington

. .

High School: Cypress Lakes

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

TREVIER LANGLEY R-FR DB 5-11 160

ARMANI LOWERY FR DL 6-2 280

17

XAVIER LUEHR SO OL 6-3 297

61

GARY LYNCH FR WR 6-1 190

RS

BYRON MATHIS FR DL 6 304

97 36

High School: Round Rock

COOPER MCCALLUM SWANZY FR DB 5-10 181

CALEB LONGORIA R-FR QB 6 185

LONTERRIOUS MCCLAIN SO CB 5-10 165

34

High School: Kerens

High School: The Woodlands

BEN LANGSTON SO DB 6-2 190

1

. .

High School: The Woodlands

RICHARD LEFEVRE SO OL 6-4 352

. .

66

High School: Weslaco

BRYCE LINDER FR DB 6 172

. .

33

High School: A&M Consolidated

DEZIAH LITTLE FR DB 6-2 170

. .

. .

. .

26 15

High School: Victoria East

. .

FOOTBALL

. .

High School: Morton Ranch

. .

High School: Bryan

. .

High School: Cypress Creek

. . . .

High School: Brownwood

21

High School: Brenham 15

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MEET THE BUCCANEERS LOGAN MCDOUGALD FR QB 6 200

11

. .

High School: Cypress Ranch

ERIK MICHEL R-FR PK 5-9 185

. .

32

High School: George Ranch

GREYSON MORGAN R-FR TE 6-2 202

. .

88

. .

86

. .

3

High School: Tompkins

JOSHUA PAYNE-MORGAN FR LB 6-2 203

. .

12

High School: Brother Martin

16

99

High School: Prosper

TRENT PULLEN R-FR OL 6-2 280

59

TYLER PYE SO WR 5-7 157

85

JUAN QUEZADA SO OL 6-3 275

75

TRENNT RHEA R-FR OL 6-2 340

68

TOREY RICHARDSON SO CB 6 188

3

. .

High School: Connally

. . . .

High School: Austin

High School: Brenham

TAUREAN MUHAMMAD FR WR 5-10 178

. .

High School: Godby

High School: Kingwood

JACKSON MUELLER FR WR 6 175

WILL PRENDERGAST FR DE 6-1 265

. .

High School: The Arts Community Alliance

. .

High School: Memorial

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

CAMERON RIGGINS R-FR DL 5-7 235

53

High School: Burton

JONTEVEON ROBINSON FR DE 6 255

. . . .

51

. .

78

. .

4 44

High School: Seven Lakes

JAYMIAN SIMON FR DL 6-2 285

. .

PRESTON SUTTICE R-FR CB 6 173

20

BRIEN TAYLOR FR OL 6-5 272

76

. .

High School: Lake Dallas

High School: Lake Ridge

JAILYNN SIMON FR DE 6-1 242

82

. .

High School: Cypress Woods

High School: Katy

CHANDLER ROGERS R-FR QB 6 200

CAMERON SOWELL FR WR 6-2 170

High School: Longview

High School: Brenham

CARSON ROGERS FR OL 6-3 338

47

. .

91

High School: Seven Lakes

. .

High School: Cypress Falls

HENRY THOMAS SO WR 5-11 175

5

JAMIR THOMAS SO LB 6-1 215

10

. .

High School: Marshall

. .

High School: Massilon Washington 17

FOOTBALL

. .

CEDRIC SMITH FR LB 6-2 220

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MEET THE BUCCANEERS BRYTON THOMPSON SO DE 6-2 230

. .

42

High School: Atascocita

JAKSON THOMSON R-FR QB 6-3 218

. .

18

High School: Lake Highlands

BRANDON TRYON JR. FR WR 5-10 160

. .

14

High School: Marshall

DAWSON UNRUH R-FR WR 5-8 180

. .

87

High School: Cypress Creek

JAYVIER VICKERS FR LB 6-1 185

. .

38

High School: Cypress Falls

JOHN VILLALOBOS FR PK 5-3 177

. .

48

High School: North Shore

18

JALEN WADDY R-FR LB 6 230

30

BRANDON WILLIAMS FR DE 6-2 185

90

ERIC WILLIAMS FR QB 6-3 170

10

MAKEL WILLIAMS FR LB 5-11 217

41

HAYDN WITHERWAX FR HB 6 215

40

JULIUS WOOD SO DB 6-2 185

4

. .

High School: Westside

. .

High School: Caldwell

. .

High School: Lake Wales

. .

High School: A&M Consolidated

. .

High School: A&M Consolidated

. .

High School: Walnut Ridge

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

JORDAN WOODARD R-FR DB 5-11 195

JOSH WYATT FR LB 6 205

31

. .

High School: A&M Consolidated

19

High School: C.E. King)

FOOTBALL

. .

BUCS IN THE

Photo Credit: Baltimore Ravens

Photo Credit: New England Patriots/ David Silverman

NFL

CAM NEWTON

JOSH NURSE

New England Patriots

Detroit Lions

Photo Credit: Jacksonville Jaguars

Photo Credit: Atlanta Falcons

Photo Credit: Houston Texans

DAMION RATLEY

Free Agent

KENDALL SHEFFIELD Atlanta Falcons

DEDE WESTBROOK Free Agent

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BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER DONNA JONES Blinn student athletes received a veteran athletic trainer in their corner when Donna Jones joined the Bucs in 2009. Jones had been a key member of the Texas A&M University athletic training staff since July 1990. Originally the sole provider of athletic training coverage for all of women’s athletics, Jones witnessed a tremendous amount of growth in athletic training and sports coverage. The veteran athletic trainer was recognized at the 2002 National Athletic Trainers Association annual meeting for serving in the field of athletic training for the previous 25 years.

Born and raised in South Houston, Jones graduated from South Houston High School in 1975. She played softball for Texas A&M in 1977-78. She also worked as a student athletic trainer from 1977-1981. In 1979, Jones graduated with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education.

Following graduation and her apprenticeship in athletic training, Jones

accepted a position with Houston ISD, where she worked for eight years.

She then spent one year as an athletic trainer at Rice University before returning to A&M. Jones also returned to the classroom and completed her Master’s of Education (Health Education) in 1993.

A nationally certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and a state licensed athletic trainer, Jones has spent countless hours as an advocate for the health and well-being of student athletes. She was instrumental in the development of the Eating Disorders Protocol for the Texas A&M Athletic Department and has advised and encouraged other universities in the development of their protocols.

Jones has two sons, one daughter-in-law, two granddaughters, Hallie and Scarlett, and two grandsons, Asher and Alex. Her son, Mark, is a contract construction worker, and especially enjoys framing homes.

Her son Matt is a computer technologist for Dignity Health. Her daughter-in-law Jessica is a pharmacy doctor and manages the ICU unit at St. Joseph’s in Bryan. In her spare time, Jones loves to spoil her grandchildren and to sing.

The Sports Medicine team at Blinn College is dedicated to the prevention of injury and keeping athletes healthy, striving to provide quality healthcare services to all studentathletes in the intercollegiate athletic program at Blinn College.

Under the direction of head athletic trainer Donna Jones, the Blinn College Sports Medicine staff provides comprehensive medical services to 10 intercollegiate teams and more than 300 student-athletes. In addition to a head athletic trainer, the staff includes two assistant athletic trainers, two team surgeons, and 15 student athletic trainers to provide education, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and referral to the student-athletes that attend Blinn College.

GENE KIRKPATRICK

Athletic Trainer Assistant

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LAUREN MORENO

Athletic Trainer Assistant

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

NAME

CLASS

SPORT

HOMETOWN

ASHLYNN BAXTER

F

FOOTBALL

FORT WORTH, TEXAS

BRITTANY DAVIS

F

CHEER

LA GRANGE, TEXAS

NATALIE DAVIS

S

MEN’S BASKETBALL

PLANTERSVILLE, TEXAS

ASHTON FLORES

F

MEN’S BASKETBALL

ROUND ROCK, TEXAS

JOEY HALE

S

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

HOUSTON, TEXAS

TARYN HINES

F

FOOTBALL

CYPRESS, TEXAS

LAUREN HUENEFELD

F

SOCCER

LA GRANGE, TEXAS

KYLIE KEY

S

BASEBALL

FRISCO, TEXAS

KAITLYN LOPEZ

S

FOOTBALL

HOUSTON, TEXAS

TAMARA OCKELBERRY

F

DANCE

BASTROP, TEXAS

BAILEY POYNTER

F

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

ALVIN, TEXAS

ALYSSA SIDWELL

F

SOCCER

KATY, TEXAS

JAKAYLA SMITH

S

FOOTBALL

LIVINGSTON, TEXAS

MADISON SOUSA

S

FOOTBALL

LIVINGSTON, TEXAS

KORI VALCHAR

S

SOFTBALL

SCHULENBURG, TEXAS

Buccaneer Alumni Lettermen Association 2020-2021 OFFICERS

TRAINERS

The purpose of the Association is to maintain contact with all former athletes, coaches, and athletic personnel of Blinn College, to encourage support for and participate in the educational and athletic programs of the College, and to provide fellowship among former student-athletes, friends, and supporters of Blinn College.

President: Kevin Bosse Vice President: Charlie Kelm Secretary: Jami Ingram Treasurer: Gary Weiss Past President: John David Baker

For more information, visit the Association web site at www.blinn.edu/alumni.

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BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

MEET THE BUCCANEERS ASHLYNN BAXTER

JOEY HALE

FRESHMAN

SOPHOMORE

HOMETOWN: FORT WORTH, TX SPORT: FOOTBALL

BRITTANY DAVIS

TARYN HINES

FRESHMAN

FRESHMAN

HOMETOWN: LA GRANGE, TX SPORT: CHEER

HOMETOWN: CYPRESS, TX SPORT: FOOTBALL

NATALIE DAVIS

LAUREN HUENEFELD

SOPHOMORE

FRESHMAN

HOMETOWN: PLANTERSVILLE, TX SPORT: MEN’S BASKETBALL

HOMETOWN: LA GRANGE, TX SPORT: SOCCER

ASHTON FLORES

KYLIE KEY

FRESHMAN

SOPHOMORE

HOMETOWN: ROUND ROCK, TX SPORT: MEN’S BASKETBALL 22

HOMETOWN: HOUSTON, TX SPORT: WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

HOMETOWN: FRISCO, TX SPORT: BASEBALL

BLINN COLLEGE - SPRING ATHLETIC GUIDE 2021

KAITLYN LOPEZ

JAKAYLA SMITH

SOPHOMORE

SOPHOMORE

HOMETOWN: HOUSTON, TX SPORT: FOOTBALL

HOMETOWN: LIVINGSTON, TX SPORT: FOOTBALL

TAMARA OCKELBERRY

MADISON SOUSA

FRESHMAN

SOPHOMORE

HOMETOWN: BASTROP, TX SPORT: DANCE

HOMETOWN: LIVINGSTON, TX SPORT: FOOTBALL

BAILEY POYNTER

KORI VALCHAR

FRESHMAN

SOPHOMORE TRAINERS

HOMETOWN: ALVIN, TX SPORT: WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

HOMETOWN: SCHULENBURG, TX SPORT: SOFTBALL

ALYSSA SIDWELL FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: KATY, TX SPORT: SOCCER 23

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