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PHOENIX COLLEGE BEARS
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2011 Phoenix College Bears
Football Media Guide
President’s Welcome
Generations of students have made
Phoenix College the launching point
for the pursuit of their educational,
professional, and personal goals. Since
1920, PC’s talented faculty, administrators,
and staff have provided outstanding
teaching and learning experiences,
resulting in our students’ success in the
classroom, on the field, and far beyond.
Intercollegiate athletics programs have
long been a vital part of PC’s mission.
Phoenix College student athletes participate in the Student Athlete
Scholastic Success Program, receiving mentorship and advisement
from coaches, administration, and faculty as they strive to reach their
academic goals. The program has resulted in stellar outcomes:
• Ten Phoenix College student athletes earned National Junior College
Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic All-American honors in 2010-
2011 with a GPA of 3.6 or higher. In Fall 2010, 97 student athletes
achieved a 3.0 or better GPA.
• Five PC athletic teams were designated NJCAA Academic All-
American Teams, with a team grade point average of at least 3.0.
Table of Contents
Phoenix College Athletic
Department Information .....................2-3
2011 Schedule .................................5
Head Coach, Land Jacobsen ....................7
Coaching Staff................................8-9
2011 Roster ............................... 10-13
2011 Players............................... 14-17
Four Year University Transfers ................. 18
Athletic Trainers .............................. 19
• The PC Men’s Basketball team took first place in the Region 1
Championship, placing in the top ten nationally.
• During 2010-2011, 47 Phoenix College student athletes signed on to
continue their athletic and academic pursuits at the university level.
Thank you for supporting our student athletes. I hope you enjoy this
event, and I look forward to your continued engagement in the variety
of educational, athletic, cultural, and civic opportunities available right
here in your community, at Phoenix College.Go Bears!
Anna Solley, Ed.D.
President
Phoenix College
A Maricopa Community College
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Phoenix College Administration
Dr. Anna Solley
President, Phoenix College
Mr. Paul DeRose
Interim Vice President
Administrative Services
Athletic Department Coaches and Staff
Ms. Samantha Ezell
Athletic Director
Ms. Lisa-Ruiz Gonzales
Head Athletic Trainer and Ass’t
Athletic Director
Ms. April Perotti
Athletic Trainer
Mr. Kevin Kimball
Baseball Coach
Mr. Matt Gordon
Men’s Basketball Coach and
Ass’t Athletic Director
Ms. Kristi Kincaid
Women’s Basketball Coach
Mr. Land Jacobsen
Football Coach
Mr. Mark Mejia
Assistant Football Coach
Mr. Heinz Muller
Softball Coach
Ms. Maybritt Hair
Office Coordinator
Mr. David Cameron
Men’s Soccer Coach
Mr. Chris Sagar
Women’s Soccer Coach
Ms. Amanda Liebermann
Volleyball Coach
Ms. Christa Pfeninger
Strength & Conditioning
Coordinator
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Phoenix College Athletic Department
General Information
Location. ..........................................Phoenix, Arizona
Opened ........................................................... 1920
Fall Enrollment.....................................................12,000
Classification ....................................Maricopa Community College
Region ............................................................... 1
Conference ...................... Arizona Community College Athletic Conference
Address ........................... 1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013
Phone (Athletic Department) .................................... 602-285-7175
FAX (Athletic Department) .....................................602-285-7333
Web Site ..........................................www.phoenixcollege.edu
Conference Web Site ........................................www.accac.org
Team Information
Head Coach. ...............................................
Land Jacobsen
Assistant Coaches. ...........Mark Mejia, Rich Iversen, Stacey Ellis, Jerome Daniels,
........................................Roy Moody, Jaimel Hill, Calvin DeVoll
Nickname .........................................................Bears
Colors ..................................................... Blue and Gold
Facility .......................................... Hoy Stadium at Hogan Field
Phoenix College (Main Campus)
1202 West Thomas Road
Phoenix, AZ 85013
602.285.7800
PC Downtown
640 North 1st Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85003
602.223.4051
www.phoenixcollege.edu
Chandler-Gilbert Community College • Estrella Mountain Community College • GateWay Community College • Glendale Community College • Maricopa
Skill Center • Mesa Community College • Paradise Valley Community College • Phoenix College • Rio Salado College • Scottsdale Community College
South Mountain Community College • SouthWest Skill Center
Phoenix College and the Maricopa County Community College District are EEO/AA institutions.
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2011 Schedule
Date Day Opponent Site Time
September 3 Sat. Scottsdale Community College Scottsdale, Arizona
7:00pm
September 10 Sat. Glendale Community College Phoenix College 7:00pm
September 17 Sat. Arizona Western College Yuma, Arizona 7:00pm
September 24 Sat. Pima College Phoenix College 7:00pm
October 1 Sat. New Mexico Prep Phoenix College 7:00pm
October 8 Sat. Snow College Ephraim, Utah 12:00pm
October 15 Sat. Glendale Community College Glendale, Arizona
7:00pm
October 22 Sat. Mesa Community College Mesa, Arizona 7:00pm
October 29 Sat. New Mexico Military Phoenix College 7:00pm
November 5 Sat. Scottsdale CC Phoenix College
1:30pm*
November 12 Sat. Eastern Arizona College Phoenix College 1:30pm
December 3 Sat. Bowl Game TBD TBD
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Head Coach
Land Jacobsen
Head Coach
Land Jacobsen begins his4thseason
as the Head Coach of the Phoenix
College Football Team. Coach
Jacobsen has 34 years of coaching
experience with this being his 29th
year at the college level. This begins
his 14th season as a head coach.
The 2009 season produced a 4-6 record that was disappointing
in terms of wins and losses, but 19 players transferred to 4 year
universities on a football scholarship, which brings a total of 40
players, who have moved on in the past two years. This is the
highest number of transfers in Arizona. Two football players this
past season were names Academic All-Americans.
In 2008 Coach Jacobsen led the Bears to a spectular turnaroud
by finishing 12th in the country. Phoenix College enjoyed their
first winning season in 20 years and their first bowl appearance
in 22 years. Coach Jacobsen and hsi staff helped place 20
players with scholarships to the four year level, the most of any
football team in Arizona.
Coach Jacobsen and his staff were respsonsible for producing
the Region and WSFL Offensive Player of the Year, Robert
Benjamin. He threw for over 2500 yards and 25 TD’s with only
6 Ints, and Benjamin is projected to start at the University of
Wyoming this fall. The PC staff also developed Santonio Jones
a CB from Virginia, who led the nation in interceptions with 9,
and was named to the Region and WSFL all conference teams.
Before being named the Head Coach at Phoenix College, Land
severed as the head coach at Scottsdale CC from 1993 to 1995
where he produced 2 First Team All Americans, 2 Second Team
All Americans, and most importantly 2 Academic First Team
All Americans. He has sent 5 players to the NFL, most notably
quarterback, Joe Germaine, who was the 1997 Rose Bowl MVP
from Ohio State University and a member of the 2000 Sugar
Bowl Champion St. Louis Rams. Also Tim Rattay, was an 8 year
veteran of the NFL (San Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Bucs, and
Arizona Cardinals). He is starting his second year with the Las
Vegas franchise, the current champion of the UFL.
Coach Jacobsen has coached the secondary at Montana
State University, the University of Utah, and BYU. He was the
defensive coordinator at New Mexico State University and
Idaho State University. Coach Jacobsen was also the Head
Coach at Western New Mexico University and in the Arena 2
League with the Wichita Stealth.
Coach Jacobsen has compiled the best coaching staff in
Arizona and has expectations for his squad. The team will be
wide open and explosive on offense, aggressive and attacking
on defense, and very solid in the kicking game.
Coach Jacobsen is excited about the Phoenix College
opportunity and believes the college President, Vice President,
and Athletic Director are supportive of his program.
The Phoenix College Football Program will have a strong
academic core, and be based on Discipline, Hard Work, and
Pride!
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Coaching Staff
Mark Mejia
Offensive Coordinator/
Recruiting and Placement
Coordinator
Mark Mejia begins his 6th season as
quarterbacks coach with the Bears, and 4th season as the
offensive coordinator. He graduated from Carl Hayden High
School in 1997 and went on to Scottsdale Community College
to play quarterback. In 2000, Mejia was accepted to Whittier
College in California and played for three seasons. During this
time, he received All-Conference awards, All-American awards,
and Offensive Player of the Year while setting numerous school
and conference records.
After the spring of 2003, Mark joined Scottsdale Community
College’s football staff part-time working with the quarterbacks.
He became full-time on Scottsdale’s staff in 2004 continuing to
work with both the quarterbacks and receivers while becoming
the Recruiting Coordinator. As the recruiting coordinator,
Mark was able to place over 60 athletes at the 4-year level,
including over 25 at the Division 1A-1AA levels. He coached 2
All-Conference quarterbacks; one was Player of the Year, and 3
All-Conference wide receivers.
In March of 2005, Mark joined the Phoenix College football staff
part-time as the quarterbacks coach. In February of 2006, he
became full-time as the recruiting and placement coordinator
and quarterbacks coach. The Bears flourished in his first season
as Offensive Coordinator finishing 12th in the NJCAA in Total
Offense, Player of the Year at QB, and numerous All-Conference
players. He has continued moving players on to the 4-year
level, averaging over 20 athletes per year since 2006.
Rich Iverson
Defensive Line Coach
Rich Iversen joined the PC staff in the spring
of 2008 and is starting his 4th season as the
defensive line coach. Prior to coaching at
Phoenix College, Iversen coached high school football for 18 years
in both Colorado and Arizona. Most recently, he spent nine years as
the Head Coach at Mequite High School in Gilbert, AZ.
Iversen graduated in 1985 from Colorado State University and
holds a masters degree in secondary education from Northern
Arizona University.
Iversen currently teaches social studies at Desert Ridge High School
and resides in Mesa with his wife, Elisa, and their sons, Brady and
Brent.
Stacey Ellis
Linebackers Coach
Coach Stacey Ellis begins his 2nd year as
the Phoenix College linebackers’ coach.
Coach Ellis graduated from Santaluces High
School in Lanata, FL, where he All-Area
football player. After high school, Coach Ellis attended Kings
River College in California. At Kings River, he was 1st team
All Coast Conference as a linebacker and he was the teams
defensive MVP in 1992. After playing two years of JC football
at Kings River, Coach Ellis transferred to NAU on a football
scholarship. He was a two year starter and led the team in
tackles and sacks in his first season at NAU (he was named the
team’s defensive MVP and 2nd Team All Big Sky). In his second
season he was again named team defensive MVP and 2nd
Team All Big Sky, while also receiving 2nd All-American Honors.
Coach Ellis graduated from NAU with a degree in Social Work.
Over the past 6 years, Coach Ellis has been coaching high
school football at Cortez High School, Maryvale High School,
Ironwood High School, and most recently at Copper Canyon
High School.
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Coaching Staff
Jerome Daniels
Offensive Line Coach
Jaimel Hill
Assistant Coach
Coach Jerome Daniels, a three year starting
takle at Northeastern University. He was
First Team All –American and was also the
first player to play and start in the East-
West Shrine Game in Northeastern history. Coach Daniels was
drafted by the Miami Dolphins in 1997. Daniels played for the
Baltimore Ravens and then started at guard for the Arizona
Cardinals.
Calvin DeVoll
Assistant Coach
Coach Daniels retired from pro football in 2004 after tearing his
patella tendon, and then started his coaching career with Mesa
Community College in 2009, where he was the offensive line
coach.
Roy Moody
Wide Receivers Coach
Coach Roy Moody begins his 2nd season as
the Wide Receivers Coach for the Phoenix
College Bears. Coach Moody is a graduate
of Carl Hayden High School where he was a 3 year Varsity
Football player. After graduating from Carl Hayden, Coach
Moody went to Glendale CC and then transferred to ASU,
where he earned a degree in administrative justice.
Coach Moody played several years of semi pro football in
Arizona (he helped lead the South Phoenix Rebels to several
championships). Moody also coached the South Phoenix
Rebels to a championship.
Coach Moody has spent the past 5 years as the wide receivers
coach at Millennium HS, which was ranked near the top of the
state in most passing and receiving catagories. Coach Moody
also served as the offensive coordinator for the JV team at
Millennium.
Coach Moody has 4 kids, Nikki 14, Malik 13, Raelynn 11, and
Jayden 5.
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2011 Roster
No. Name Position Height Weight Year Previous School
1 Richard Parker WR 6’1 180 SO Basha HS
2 Tyrone Banks CB 5’9 185 SO Jefferson, LA
3 Terry Williams RB 5’10 185 SO Cosby, VA
4 Justin Limbrick RB 5’10 190 SO West Mesquite, TX
5 Robert Bass * RB 5’9 185 FR Elkins, TX
8 Ian Juede WR 5’10 180 FR Shadow Mountain HS
10 Young Tanner QB 5’11 185 FR Gilbert HS
11 Tommy Clardy LB 6’1 215 FR Sunnyside HS
12 Vinquallis Sanders * WR 6’1 175 FR Guyer, TX
13 Timothy Tuggle RB 5’11 180 FR North HS
14 Jason Pearson * S 5’11 205 FR Centreville, TN
15 Garry Ross CB 6’1 180 FR Centennial HS
16 Cody McCleve QB 6’1 205 SO Chandler HS
17 Ryan Harper S 6’2 185 FR Greenway HS
18 Devoyius Mark WR 6’2 170 FR Diboll, TX
19 De’Andre Gilmore * WR 5’10 165 FR Elkins, TX
20 Justin Davis WR 5’8 160 FR South Mountain HS
22 Tom Woodward LB 6’2 200 SO Brophy HS
23 Najee Ali * LB 6’3 220 FR Rainier Beach, WA
24 Chrisdeon Ayiyi CB 6’2 185 FR Apollo HS
26 Ashton Young LB/S 6’2 210 FR Sunnyslope HS
28 Mauro Rendon CB 5’9 170 FR American Senior, FL
29 Deaunte Battee * CB 5’10 170 SO Layton Christian, UT
30 Kei Harris S 6’1 225 SO La Joya HS
* = Out of State
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2011 Roster
No. Name Position Height Weight Year Previous School
31 Daniel Hattabaugh CB 5’9 165 FR Peoria HS
33 Jonathon Owens * CB 6’0 180 FR Parkland, TX
34 Jordan Griggs S 6’1 180 FR Apollo HS
35 Rodrick Taylor CB 5’10 165 FR Camelback HS
36 Wilfredo Lopez RB 5’10 175 FR Alhambra HS
37 Alberto Camacho K 5’11 165 FR Central HS
39 Stephen Clarke CB 6’0 180 FR CE Jordan, NC
40 LaBradford Quinn LB/S 5’11 190 FR Catalina Magnet HS
42 Donald Taylor * LB 6’0 190 FR Leander, TX
43 Keywan Bullock * CB 6’2 175 FR Sarah Reed, LA
44 Michael Brown LB 6’1 225 SO Washington HS
46 Tyreese Williams LB 6’3 225 SO Lanphier, GA
47 Charles Brown * FB 6’1 250 FR Hialeah, FL
48 James Runnels FB 5’11 235 FR Flagstaff HS
49 Anthony Harrington LB 6’1 210 SO Peoria HS
50 Cory Broadhead * DL 6’1 275 FR Cheyenne, NV
51 Arron Bird OL 6’1 270 FR Gila Ridge HS
52 Ernest Lerma DL 6’3 250 SO Caesar Chavez HS
53 Eldren Jones LB 6’1 220 FR San Leandro, CA
54 Mike Jajou LB 6’1 230 FR St Marys HS
55 Samuel Johnson OL 6’4 265 FR Cedar Grove, GA
56 Tyler Rucker LB 5’11 210 FR Copper Canyon
57 Daleon Scott DL 6’1 270 FR Fairfax, CA
58 Zach Chavez LB 5’10 195 FR Westview HS
* = Out of State
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2011 Roster
No. Name Position Height Weight Year Previous School
60 Joe Vaka OL 6’4 295 SO Fagaitua, American Samoa
61 Brad Mungovan LS 6’0 180 FR Greenway HS
62 Julyus Rudd DL 6’0 265 SO Millenium HS
63 Stephen Montgomery OL 6’2 270 FR North Canyon HS
64 Lenicio Noble * OL 6’3 280 FR Cheyenne, NV
66 Erik Johnson OL 6’1 260 FR South Mountain HS
67 Denzell Jones DL 6’3 285 FR Centennial HS
68 Felix Oppong OL 6’4 310 FR Marcos De Niza HS
69 Alek Rosic OL 6’2 285 FR Shadow Mountain HS
70 Derrick Holmes * DL 6’0 265 FR Carterparamore, FL
72 CJ Anderson DL 6’2 280 FR Corona Del Sol HS
74 Trevor Papasodora-Beard OL 6’3 290 SO Desert Vista HS
76 Travis Linser DL 6’3 265 FR NW Christian HS
78 Anthony Garcia OL 6’1 280 FR Shadow Mountain HS
79 Tyrone Jackson DL 6’0 250 FR Mountain Pointe HS
80 Jason McAuley TE 6’4 235 FR Peoria HS
81 Derrick Hughes WR 5’10 170 FR Betty Fairfax HS
83 Chevyn Bryant WR 6’2 180 FR Caesar Chavez HS
84 Zach Tobey TE 6’3 225 FR Centennial HS
86 Ray Alvarez WR 5’10 175 FR Paradise Valley HS
87 Raymond Spinell WR 5’11 180 SO North Canyon HS
88 Taylor Grove TE 6’5 240 SO Hamilton HS
89 Sean Dumdie WR 6’0 190 FR Centennial HS
90 Martin Smith * DL 6’4 265 FR St Paul Central, MN
* = Out of State
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2011 Roster
No. Name Position Height Weight Year Previous School
91 Kristian Cheek DL 6’2 220 FR Dobson HS
92 Sunia Kinikini DL 6’3 245 FR North HS
93 Tevin Wheaton DL 6’2 270 FR Chandler HS
95 Josh Jackson * DL 6’2 255 FR Gainesville HS, GA
96 Curtis Mason DL 6’1 255 FR Phoenix, AZ
98 Rocky Mau DL 6’1 305 FR Riverside, CA
* = Out of State
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2011 Players
1 - Richard Parker 2 - Tyrone Banks 3 - Terry Williams 4 - Justin Limbrick 5 - Robert Bass * 8 - Ian Juede
10 - Young Tanner 11 -Tommy Clardy 12 - Vinquallis Sanders * 13 - Timothy Tuggle 14 -Jason Pearson * 15 -Garry Ross
16 - Cody McCleve 17 - Ryan Harper 18 - Devoyius Mark 19 - De’Andre Gilmore * 20 -Justin Davis 22 - Tom Woodward
23 - Najee Ali * 24 - Chrisdeon Ayiyi
26 - Ashton Young 28 - Mauro Rendon
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2011 Players
29 - Deaunte Battee * 30 - Kei Harris 31 -Daniel Hattabaugh 33 - Jonathon Owens * 34 - Jordan Griggs 35 - Rodrick Taylor
36 - Wilfredo Lopez 37 - Alberto Camacho 39 - Stephen Clarke 40 - LaBradford Quinn 42 - Donald Taylor * 43 - Keywan Bullock *
44 - Michael Brown 46 - Tyreese Williams 47 - Charles Brown * 48 - James Runnels 49 -Anthony Harrington 50 - Cory Broadhead *
51 - Arron Bird 52 - Ernest Lerma
53 - Eldren Jones 54 - Mike Jajou
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2011 Players
55 - Samuel Johnson 56 - Tyler Rucker 57 -Daleon Scott 58 - Zach Chavez 60 - Joe Vaka 61 - Brad Mungovan
62 - Julyus Rudd 63 - Stephen Montgomery 64 - Lenicio Noble * 66 - Erik Johnson 67 - Denzell Jones 68 - Felix Oppong
69 - Alek Rosic 70 - Derrick Holmes * 72 - CJ Anderson 74 - Trevor Papasodora-Beard 76 - Travis Linser 78 - Anthony Garcia
79 - Tyrone Jackson 80 - Jason McAuley
81 - Derrick Hughes 83 - Chevyn Bryant
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2011 Players
84 - Zach Tobey 86 - Ray Alvarez 87 - Raymond Spinell 88 - Taylor Grove 89 - Sean Dumdie 90 - Martin Smith *
91 -Kristian Cheek 92 -Sunia Kinikini 93 - Tevin Wheaton 95 - Josh Jackson * 96 - Curtis Mason 98 - Rocky Mau
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Four Year University Transfers
2010
Alonzo Highsmith - University of Arkansas
(1st Team All-American)
Tyler Bennett - Utah State University
(2nd Team All-American)
Jumanne Robertson - Utah State University
Mike Blakey - Fayetteville St. University
Matthew Buehler - Harding University
Chris Ratteray - Valley City State
Anthony Woodard - Bethune Cookman
University
Jeff Gilmore - Univ. of Texas - San Antonio
Joseph Lamar - Midwestern State
Zach Meyer - Sterling College
Tyler French - SE Missouri University
Zach Tolliver - Robert Morris College
Ramon Lopez - W. Texas A&M University
Caleb McGee - Fort Hays St.
Brandon Wright - Delta State Univ.
Derek Lowe - Central Washington University
Austin Love - McPherson College (Kansas)
Jordan Hines - University of Montana
Logan Hines - University of Montana
Jhawonn Myers - Shaw University
Colby Kirkehgaard - University of Wyoming
2009
Isaac Remington - University of Oregon
Marques Wheaton - Southern Mississippi
University
Alfred Bowden - Utah St.
Marcus Santa Cruz - Baylor University
Gage Gorman - Tiffin University
Taniela Niutei - Tiffin University
Tevitia Niutei - Tiffin University
Michael Debesay - Tiffin University
Kekoa Pahia - Western New Mexico
Dante Sellers - Western New Mexico
Rueben Ramirez - Western New Mexico
Sean Lieb - University of Arizona
Tyler Hinchey - St,. Cloud State
Tuugalue “Louie” Muassau - Georgia State
Manumalo “Jake” Muassau - Georgia State
Bryce Bell - Northern Arizona
Aaron Verlinde - Hastings College
Levi Owen - Morningside College
Lamont Smith - University of California
Pennsylvania
2008
Robert Benjamin- University of Wyoming
Jordan Crooks - Indiana University of
Pennsylvania
Jordan Van Royen - University of Wyoming
Josh Smith - Valley City State (North Dakota)
Josh Wilbur - Northern Illinois University
Brennan Rushing - University of Central
Arkansas
Darrick Johnson - McPherson College (Kansas
Loni Tolutau- McPherson College (Kansas)
Joey Oliver- Adams State College (Colorado)
Chris Miranda – Western New Mexico
University
Santonyo Jones – Central Missouri St.
Tyler Evanko – Valparaiso University
Tevita Finau – West Virginia
Joe Librandi – Fort Lewis
Sosaia Taufa - Central Missouri State
University
Jordan Flores - Truman State University
Penisimani Fiuangaihetau - Central Oklahoma
University
Ednick Belizaire - Shaw University
Nathan Goergen - Valparaiso University
2007
Brantwon Bowser - West Virginia
David Durr- Valley City St.
Jabari Watkins- Eastern Washington
Shane Mascarenas – McPherson College
Bashaar Al-Khouri – Northern Colorado
Anthony Freeman – Truman State
Richelen Miller – McPherson College
Travis Hawthorne – Fairmont College
Justin Garman – Fort Lewis
Jeremy Roberts – Texas Southern
Robert Allen – Fayetteville St.
Demetrius Lavant – Truman St.
Courtney Stuart- West Virginia
Daniel Harlin - Fayetteville St
Kamron Scroggins - Delta St
Dorian Smith - Lincoln University
Phillip Dodd - Fort Lewis
2006
Jordan Lowe - Arkansas Pine Bluff
Bobby Torres - Arkansas Pine Bluff
Joel Johnson - Southern Utah
Johan Rouge - Southern Utah
Troy Osborn - Southern Utah
Eric Tanner - Arizona St
Jarrell Holman - Arizona St
Benny Collins - Wayne St
Wesley Sells - Wayne St
Reno Bloomquist - Wayne St
Mando Plascensia - Fayetteville St
Brandon Davis - Fayetteville St
Oscar Strauss - Minnesota-Duluth
Tyler Vettraino - Benedictine
Abdul Howard - Benedictine
Azaad Muhammad - McPherson
David Henderson - Hamlin University
Kentrell Williams - Grand Valley St
Aaron Mack - Kansas
Ricardo Lopez - Virginia Union
David Moreno - Trinity International
Mike Phillips - Truman St
Mike Schmidt - UCLA
Jason Jocham - Rochester University
Isiah Norris - Attending ASU (academics)
Ryan Coulter - Attending ASU (academics)
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Athletic Trainers
Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales
Head Athletic Trainer
April Perotti ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales, MS, ATC, AT/L is Phoenix
College’s Head Athletic Trainer and an
Assistant Athletic Director. This is her sixth
year as Head Athletic Trainer for Phoenix
College. She received her B.S. in Exercise Science from Arizona
State University and her M.S. in Sports Health Care from Arizona
School of Health Sciences. She has been a part of the Phoenix
College family and athletic training staff since 1999, initially
starting as an athletic training student while attending ASU and
continuing through as a graduate assistant while completing
her master’s degree at ASHS. Lisa is a certified member of the
National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Rocky Mountain
Athletic Trainers Association, Arizona Community Colleges
Athletic Trainers Association (ACCATA), and is currently licensed
by the Arizona Board of Athletic Trainers. Lisa and her husband
Emmett currently reside in Phoenix, Arizona.
April Perotti, MS, ATC/L, is Phoenix College’s
Assistant Athletic Trainer. This is her second
year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer for
Phoenix College. April has spent the previous
2 years as a graduate assistant here at PC while completing her
master’s degree at ASHS. She received her B.S. in Athletic Training
from Northeastern University in 2005 and an M.S. in Sports Health
Care from Arizona School of Health Sciences in 2007. April is
originally from Massachusetts.
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