ENMU ATHLETICS 2018 ATHLETICS HALL OF HONORS INDUCTEES ENMU Athletics officially inducted these honorees at their Hall of Honors banquet in September.
REX ANDERSON (SWIMMING)
BOB GILBREATH (FOOTBALL)
After transferring from West Virginia for the
Bob Gilbreath (BS 90) was a four-year starter
1962 season, Rex Anderson (BBA 64) was
for the Hounds and made the Lone Star
one of the Greyhound swimming team’s first
Conference All-Decade Team in the 1980s as
competitors. He won the NAIA Championship
a kicker. He still holds the team records for
in the 50-yard freestyle and was later
single-season (16, 1987) and career (50) field
recognized as an All-American. He was the
goals. A highly decorated performer, Gilbreath
first swimmer in the state of New Mexico to
garnered four selections to the Academic
earn national accolades. He was also presented
All-Conference Team and five First Team LSC
an award from Lieutenant Governor Tom
selections from 1987-89 for his performances
Bolack, naming him an honorary member
as a punter and placekicker. In 1987 and 1989,
of the New Mexico Navy, an award which
he earned Honorable Mention All-America
astronaut John Glenn received earlier that year.
Honors as a place kicker. He was the Hounds Special team’s Player of the Year in 1988.
CALE SANDERS (FOOTBALL) One of the most decorated players of his era, Cale Sanders (BS 04) was a prolific receiver from 1999-2003 in an offense that was built around running the ball. A First Team All-Lone Star Conference selection in 2001, he ranked seventh in the league in receptions per game to go along with 948 yards and six scores. That performance resulted in a Preseason AllAmerica selection in 2002. Sanders was also chosen Honorable Mention All-LSC in 2000. He led the Hounds to three straight Wagon Wheel wins and hauled in four receptions for 82 yards and a score in 2001. Sanders is still ranked in numerous statistical categories.
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ED KABRICK (SUPPORT) year as the head athletic trainer at the
FREDDY CARMONA (BASEBALL)
University of Central Oklahoma, after
Freddy Carmona played in the 2008-09 seasons
serving in the same capacity at ENMU for a
and was a true leader during a historic time for
decade (2001-10). While at Eastern, Kabrick
Greyhound Baseball. In 2008, he set a program
put in countless hours and provided steady
record for hits. The following year, he eclipsed
leadership for the department. He organized
the record as the Hounds won 12 games in their
and expanded the training room and
final at-bat of the contest. Those 12 victories
served the students, athletes, coaches and
helped propel ENMU to its first appearance
administration at the highest level. In addition
in the Lone Star Conference Championships.
to his duties in the training room, Kabrick was
During that season, Carmona had a team record,
an instructor in ENMU’s Health and Physical
26-game hitting streak. A two-time First Team
Education Department.
All-Lone Star Conference selection.
Ed Kabrick recently completed his seventh
