2010 Game Notes Game 11 - Hutchinson Community College

Hutchinson Community College
BLUE DRAGONS
2010 Football Game Notes
Release Date:
November 6, 2010
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2010 JAYHAWK CONFERENCE
STANDINGS/SCHEDULE
League Overall
W L W L
Butler 7 0 10 0
Hutchinson 6 1 9 1
Independence 4 3 4 6
Coffeyville 4 3 6 4
Fort Scott 3 4 3 6
Highland 2 5 2 7
Garden City 2 5 3 6
Dodge City 0 7 0 9
Region VI Semifinals
Sunday, November 14
No. 5 Hutchinson at No. 1 Butler, 1:30
p.m.; El Dorado
Blue Dragons
Record:........................................9-1
Ranking: ..................................No. 5
Last Game: ........Def. Independence
24-17 last Sunday
Coach: ........................Rion Rhoades
4th Season
Game 11:
Region VI Championship
Hutchinson vs.
Butler
Nov. 14, 2010 l Blackmore Stadium
El Dorado, KS l 1:30 p.m.
Game Information
Television: None
Radio: KHUT-FM (102.9), KWBW-AM (1450), 1:20 p.m.
Internet: Blue Dragon Sports Network, 1:20 p.m.
Live Stats: www.hutchcc.edu/dragons
Series Record: Hutchinson leads 43-39-1
Capacity: 5,500 Surface: Natural Grass
Grizzlies
Record:......................................10-0
Ranking: ..................................No. 1
Last Game: ................Def. Coffeyville
33-5 last Sunday
Coach: ..........................Troy Morrell
11th Season
BLUE DRAGONS ONCE AGAIN GO TO BUTLER,
THIS TIME FOR REGION VI CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
The Matchup
For the second time in three seasons, the Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragons
will play the Butler Grizzlies for the Region VI football championship.
Top-ranked Butler won the regular-season meeting with then No. 2 Hutchinson 28-0 on Oct.
23 in El Dorado, the Grizzlies’ 16th-straight victory over the Blue Dragons.
The fifth-ranked Blue Dragons advanced to the title game with a come-from-behind 24-17
semifinal victory over Independence last Sunday. Butler dumped Coffeyville 33-5 in the other
semifinal contest.
Both teams have national championship aspirations heading into the title game. The
Dragons look for their first postseason championship since 1995.
The Coaches
Hutchinson: Rion Rhoades is in his fourth season with the Blue Dragons. He is 25-16 at
HCC and 32-21 overall in his fifth season as a collegiate head coach.
Butler: Troy Morrell is in his 11th season with the Grizzlies. Morrell is 114-14 with the
Grizzlies which includes three national championships.
The Series
This is the 84th meeting all-time between HCC and Butler. The Blue Dragons have a 43-39-
1 series lead, but the Grizzlies have won 16 consecutive games in the series. HCC is 21-23 in
games played in El Dorado. This will be the sixth playoff meeting. HCC is 2-3 in those games.
2010 BLUE DRAGON FOOTBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS
Date ..................Opponent ..........................Time/Result ......Series ..............Last Meeting/Notes
Sat. Aug. 28 ......at Kilgore ............................W, 41-10 ............Tied, 1-1 ..........Womble goes for 171 yards, 2 TDs; Defense forces four turnovers vs. Rangers.
Sat. Sept. 4 ......at Independence ................W, 55-26 ............HCC, 47-21-5 ..Womble, Pease both rush for 100+; HCC has won 21 of 22, 4 straight vs. Indy.
Sat. Sept. 11 ....Air Force Prep....................W, 45-3 ..............HCC, 18-9 ........Patterson ties school record with 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
Sat. Sept. 18 ....at Highland ........................W, 49-16 ............HCC, 27-2 ........Pease rushes for career-high 228 yards, four TDS; defense forces 7 turnovers.
Sat. Oct. 2 ........Fort Scott............................W, 35-10 ............HCC, 34-32-1 ..Patterson 241 all-pur. yds.; defense has three takaways, Williams fumble rec. for TD
Sat. Oct. 9 ........at Dodge City ....................W, 63-0 ..............HCC, 42-33-4 ..HCC rushes for season-high 449 yards; defense gets 7 takeaways, 1 touchdown.
Sat. Oct. 16 ......Garden City ........................W, 27-3 ..............GC, 37-32 ........Pease’s 83-yard TD run ties for the sixth-longest rush from scrimmage in history.
Sat. Oct. 23 ......at No. 1 Butler ....................L, 0-28................HCC, 43-39-1 ..Dragons drop 16th straight to top-ranked Grizzlies; held to SL 73 rush yards.
Sat. Oct. 30 ......at Coffeyville ......................W, 41-0 ..............Cof, 54-19-4 ....Patterson scores three TDs, two receiving, one 91-yard KO return for score.
Sun. Nov. 7 ......Independence ....................W, 24-17 ............HCC, 48-21-5 ..HCC scores 17 unanswered points in second half to rally from 10-point deficit.
Sun. Nov. 14 ....at Butler..............................1L30 p.m. ..........HCC 43-39-1....2nd Region VI championship meeting in three seasons.

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BLUE DRAGONS UNDER
HEAD COACH RION RHOADES
YEAR-BY-YEAR
Year Record Pct. Postseason
2007 2-7 .222
2008 7-4 .636 Region VI runner-up
2009 7-4 .636 Salt City Bowl Champs
2010 9-1 .900
Totals 25-16 .610
BLUE DRAGONS UNDER RHOADES
Overall ........................................................25-16
vs. NJCAA Ranked Teams ........................4-10
vs. NJCAA Top 10 Teams............................1-7
vs. Unranked Teams..................................19-5
vs. Non-NJCAA Teams................................3-1
vs. Jayhawk Con. Teams (overall) ..........18-15
vs. Jayhawk Conf. Teams (League only) ..17-13
Region VI Playoffs ......................................2-2
Bowl games ................................................1-0
At Gowans Stadium ..................................14-6
On the Road ..............................................11-9
Neutral sites ................................................0-1
When scoring 35 points or more ..............15-1
When holding opp. less 10 pts. or less ....12-0
When HCC leads at halfime ......................22-3
When HCC trails at halftime ......................3-12
When HCC is tied at halftime ......................1-0
When game decided by 11 pts. or more ..20-10
When game decided by 10 pts. or less ......4-4
When game decided by 7 pts. or less ........3-3
When game decided by 3 pts. or less ........0-1
Overtime games ..........................................0-1
COACHING HISTORY - NUMBER OF WINS
1. Charles Sesher ........................................115
2. John Matous ..............................................97
3. Bill Goldsmith ............................................36
4. David Wheeler ..........................................28
5. Rion Rhoades ..........................................25
6. Craig Jersild ..............................................18
6. Andy Hill ....................................................18
8. Larry Hook ................................................14
9. Martin Harrell ............................................13
10. Sam Pittman ..............................................11
11. Moe Cotter....................................................9
12. Dick Towers..................................................8
12. Steve Logan ................................................8
14. Tom Saia ......................................................7
16. Britt Williams ................................................5
16. Glen Percy ..................................................5
17. Melvin Binford ..............................................3
COACHING HISTORY - WIN PERCENTAGE
1.Dick Towers ............................................ .800
2. Andy Hill ................................................ .750
3. Martin Harrell ........................................ .650
4. John Matous.......................................... .638
5. Charles Sesher...................................... .615
6. Rion Rhoades ...................................... .610
7. David Wheeler ...................................... .560
8. Britt Williams.......................................... .556
9. Sam Pittman.......................................... .524
10. Larry Hook ............................................ .500
11. Craig Jersild .......................................... .481
12. Moe Cotter ............................................ .450
13. Steve Logan .......................................... .421
14. Bill Goldsmith ........................................ .419
15. Tom Saia................................................ .412
16. Melvin Binford........................................ .375
17. Glen Percy ............................................ .192
BLUE DRAGON HEAD COACH RION RHOADES
As a Blue Dragon player in the mid-1990s, Rion Rhoades was a
tough, aggressive, intense linebacker. He brings those same qualities
as the fourth-year head coach of the Hutchinson Community
College football team.
Named the program’s 17th head coach on December 12, 2006,
Rhoades was a part of HCC’s 1993 and 1994 teams under coaches
Sam Pittman and Andy Hill. Those teams put down the foundation
for the 1995 Blue Dragons that won the team’s last Jayhawk
Conference championship.
Now 13 years into his coaching career, Rhoades is working on
rebuilding the Blue Dragons back to that level. Rhoades is 25-16 at Hutchinson. He has
led HCC to back-to-back 7-4 seasons. In 2008, Hutchinson made its first berth in the
Region VI championship game since 1995. Last season, the Blue Dragons culminated
the season with a 22-14 victory over New Mexico Military in the Salt City Bowl. The
2008 Blue Dragons finished 19th in the final NJCAA poll. They were 13th to finish last
season.
Rhoades is 32-21 overall in five years as a collegiate head coach. Rhoades came to
HCC after guiding Fort Scott Community College to a remarkable one-year turnaround.
Rhoades still has the distinction of being the Blue Dragons’ third all-time leading
tackler with 268 stops.
The Blue Dragons are 17-18 in 35
Region VI/Jayhawk Conference Playoff
games.
1982
Pratt SF A W, 54-28
Coffeyville F A L, 15-45
1984
Coffeyville SF A L, 0-42
1985
Coffeyville SF A L, 21-28
1992
Dodge City QF A L, 7-29
1993
Independence QF H W, 21-10
Butler County SF A L, 14-19
1994
Dodge City QF H W, 74-28
Fort Scott SF H W, 43-20
Garden City F A L, 26-49
HCC REGION VI/JAYHAWK CONFERENCE PLAYOFF HISTORY
1995
Butler County QF H W, 36-18
Coffeyville SF H W, 17-16, OT
Garden City F A W, 34-22
1996
Fort Scott QF H W, 38-7
Garden City SF A L, 14-41
1997
Fort Scott QF H W, 22-0
Garden City SF A L, 2-26
1998
Independence QF H W, 29-7
Butler County SF A L, 8-56
1999
Highland QF H W, 29-7
Butler County SF A L, 14-55
2000
Highland QF H W, 48-13
Garden City SF A L, 0-42
2001
Fort Scott QF A W, 15-10
Garden City SF A L, 7-45
2002
Dodge City QF A L, 15-25
2003
Dodge City QF H W, 21-6
Coffeyville SF A L, 3-34
2004
Highland QF H W, 65-0
Coffeyville SF A L, 10-44
2005
Dodge City QF A L, 14-57
2008
Fort Scott SF A W, 30-17
Butler F N L, 14-29
2009
Fort Scott SF A L, 17-42
2010
Independence SF H W, 24-17
BLUE DRAGONS’ POSTSEASON HISTORY
This will be the 36th Region VI/Jayhawk Conference playoff game in Blue
Dragon postseason history. HCC has also appeared in 14 junior college bowl games.
HCC qualified for the four-team Region VI playoffs for the third-straight season.
The 2008 Region VI Playoffs were the first postseason games for HCC since 2005,
and the first since Region VI revamped its playoff format before the 2006 season.
Last season, HCC fell to eventual Region VI champion Fort Scott 42-17 in the
semifinals.
Hutchinson is 17-18 in postseason games not including bowl games.
Hutchinson is 13-0 in playoff games at Gowans Stadium and 4-16 on the road and
0-1 on neutral fields.
HCC went 11-3 in the quarterfinals before that round was dropped after 2005. The
Dragons are 5-12 in semifinal games after last week’s 24-17 win over Independence.
The Blue Dragons made their first title game appearance since 1995 in 2008 in a
29-14 loss to eventual national champion Butler. It’s was their fourth overall - HCC
is 1-3 in Region VI championship games - also appearing in 1982, 1994 and 1995.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POSSIBILITIES
The Blue Dragons’ road to a possible shot at a national title is twisted, but it obviously
starts with defeating the Grizzlies for the first time since 1997.
In addition to that happening, Trinity Valley must upset No. 2 Navarro College on
Sunday.
No. 4 Western Arizona defeated Scottsdale 34-17 on Saturday. The Dragons must
hope a victory over Butler might sway enough voters to move HCC past Arizona
Western in the final regular-season poll that will be released on Tuesday.

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2010 JAYHAWK CONFERENCE
SCHEDULE/RESULTS
Thursday, August 26
Butler 16, Navarro 10 (Cessna Stadium, Wichita)
Saturday, August 28
Blinn 55, Fort Scott 42
Cisco 53, Dodge City 21
Coffeyville 27, Tyler 10
Garden City 32, Northeastern Oklahoma 23
Hutchinson 41, Kilgore 10
Iowa Western 63, Highland 6
Trinity Valley 51, Independence 16
Saturday, September 4
Coffeyville 72, Dodge City 7
Highland 22, Garden City 17
Hutchinson 55, Independence 26
Butler 49, Fort Scott 7
Saturday, September 11
Coffeyville 31, Garden City 2
Fort Scott 14, Independence 12
Highland at Butler 56, Highland 7
Hutchinson 45, Air Force Prep 3
Dodge City – BYE
Saturday, September 18
Butler 21, Air Force Prep 7
Garden City 16, Fort Scott 13
Hutchinson 49, Highland 16
Independence 40, Dodge City 7
Coffeyville – BYE
Saturday, September 25
Air Force Prep 26, Garden City 14
Butler 63, Dodge City 3
Coffeyville 59, Fort Scott 14
Independence 27, Highland 9
Hutchinson – BYE
Saturday, October 2
Butler 35, Garden City 12
Coffeyville 32, Air Force Prep 23
Highland 24, Dodge City 15
Hutchinson 35, Fort Scott 10
Independence – BYE
Saturday, October 9
Air Force Prep 45, Fort Scott 19
Butler 59, independence 28
Coffeyville 64, Highland 12
Hutchinson 63, Dodge City 0
Garden City – BYE
Saturday, October 16
Air Force Prep 41, Independence 28
Butler 38, Coffeyville 28
Fort Scott 71, Dodge City 19
Hutchinson 27, Garden City 3
Highland – BYE
Saturday, October 23
Air Force Prep 70, Highland 0
Butler 28, Hutchinson 0
Independence 14, Coffeyville 10
Garden City 29, Dodge City 3
Fort Scott – BYE
Friday, October 29
Independence 10, Garden City 6
Saturday, October 30
Hutchinson 41, Coffeyville 0
Fort Scott 47, Highland 9
Air Force Prep 73, Dodge City 10
Butler – BYE
2010 START IS FOURTH BEST
IN BLUE DRAGON HISTORY
HCC’s 28-0 loss to top-ranked Butler on
Oct. 23 snapped the fourth-best start in program
history, which dates back to 1928.
The Blue Dragons started 7-0 start for the
first time since 1969.
Only the 1969, 1948 and 1947 Blue Dragon
teams have had better starts, all three starting their seasons 10-0.
BLUE DRAGONS IN THE NJCAA NATIONAL POLL
HCC’s 24-17 victory over Independence combined with losses by Iowa Western and
Mississippi Gulf Coast meant the Blue Dragons returned in the NJCAA Top 5, coming
in at No. 5 in the latest national rankings.
The Blue Dragons have been ranked in the NJCAA Top 10 for 10 consecutive weeks.
Only twice between 1970 and this season have
the Blue Dragons achieved a Top 5 national football
ranking. In 1996, HCC was ranked as high as
No. 4 and last season the Blue Dragons climbed
to No. 4 before ultimately finishing at No. 13.
The No. 2 ranking - HCC’s high water mark
in 2010 - is the highest NJCAA ranking, it’s not
the highest football ranking in Blue Dragon history.
JC Gridwire had Hutchinson ranked No. 1
in the nation for one week in 1996.
This is the second-straight season that HCC
started a season as a nationally ranked football
team. Last season HCC opened the year ranked
BEST STARTS TO SEASONS AT HCC
Year ......................Start ..........Finish
1969 ......................10-0..............10-0
1947 ......................10-0..............10-0
1948 ......................10-0............10-1-1
2010 ........................7-0 ..............
1936 ........................5-0................8-2
1974 ........................4-0................9-1
BLUE DRAGONS IN THE POLLS
Preseason ................................No. 11
Sept. 5 ........................................No. 8
Sept. 12 ......................................No. 6
Sept. 19 ......................................No. 4
Sept. 26 ......................................No. 3
Oct. 5 ..........................................No. 2
Oct. 12 ........................................No. 2
Oct. 19 ........................................No. 2
Oct. 26 ........................................No. 7
Nov. 2 ..........................................No. 7
Nov. 9 ..........................................No. 5
13th before climbing all the way to No. 4. The 2009 Blue Dragons closed the season
with a 22-14 victory over New Mexico Military in the Salt City Bowl and finished
ranked 13th in the nation with a 7-4 record.
With this week’s ranking, the Blue Dragons have now been ranked in 15 consecutive
and 23 of the last 25 NJCAA football polls, the longest run as a ranked team since the
mid-1990s, when it spent time in 29 consecutive polls.
RECORD VS. RANKED FOES TURNING AROUND UNDER RHOADES
Before Rion Rhoades came to HCC in 2007, wins against ranked opponents were
rare for Blue Dragon Football.
Between 2000 and 2006, the Blue Dragons were 1-22 against nationally ranked
competition. Under Rhoades, HCC has improved to 4-10 against ranked opponents
after a 41-0 victory over No. 14 Coffeyville on Oct. 30 at Gowans Stadium.
HCC upset No. 6 Coffeyville 21-17 in 1999. That turned out to be the last win over a
ranked team until the 2004 Blue Dragons upended No. 9 Tyler Junior College 15-10 in the
2004 Heart of Texas Bowl, which snapped a 16-game losing streak vs. ranked opponents.
Following the bowl win, HCC again lost 12 straight to ranked teams to close out a
1-28 stretch vs. ranked opponents until a 17-0 victory at No. 19 Garden City in the
2008 regular-season finale snapped that skid.
That was also HCC’s first true road victory over a ranked team since the 1995
Jayhawk Conference championship game, a 39-25 win over Garden City.
Following the 2008 win over Garden City, the Blue Dragons knocked off No. 9
Fort Scott 30-17. Last season, HCC defeated No. 16 New Mexico Military 22-14 in
the Salt City Bowl.
HCC COMES FROM BEHIND TO WIN SEMIFINAL VS. INDEPENDENCE
The Blue Dragons rallied from a 10-point third-quarter deficit with 17 unanswered
points to defeat upstart Independence 24-17 last Sunday in the semifinals of the 2010
Region VI playoffs at Gowans Stadium.
HCC improved to 13-0 all-time in postseason games at Gowans Stadium.
The Blue Dragons trailed Independence – a team HCC defeated 55-26 on Sept. 4
at Independence – 10-7 at halftime. The situation looked even bleaker after Lavelle
Maddox gashed the Dragon defense up the middle for a 73-yard touchdown on the
second play of the second half to give the Pirates a 17-7 lead with 14:10 to play in
the third quarter.
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2010 NJCAA POLL
Team........................................................Record
1. Butler CC ..................................................10-0
2. Navarro College (TX)..................................9-1
3. Grand Rapids CC (MI)..............................10-1
4. Arizona Western College ............................9-1
5. Hutchinson CC..........................................9-1
6. Nassau CC (NY) ......................................10-0
7. Copiah-Lincoln CC (MS) ............................9-1
8. Iowa Western CC........................................9-1
9. Mississippi Gulf Coast CC ..........................8-2
10. Ellsworth CC (IA) ......................................8-2
11. Northwest Mississippi CC ........................9-1
12. Rochester CTC (MN) ..............................10-1
13. Snow College (UT) ..................................8-2
14. Georgia Military College ..........................6-2
15. Central Lakes-Brainerd (MN)..................10-1
16. Lackawanna College (PA) ........................7-2
17. ASA (NY) ..................................................7-2
18. Blinn College (TX) ....................................7-3
19. Iowa Central CC ......................................6-3
20. Eastern Arizona College ..........................7-3
Others receiving votes: Scottsdale CC (AZ), 6-3;
Glendale CC (AZ), 6-3; Pearl River CC (MS), 6-3;
Trinity Valley CC (TX), 6-4.
2010 NJCAA Bowl Schedule
November 20 - North Star Bowl
UCR Stadium - Rochester, Minn.
November 21 - Graphic Edge Printing Bowl
UNI Stadium - Cedar Falls, Iowa (2 games)
December 4 - Valley of the Sun Bowl
TBA - Phoenix, Ariz., area
December 4 - C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl
Bulldawg Stadium - Copperas Cove, Texas
December 4 - Top Of The Mountains Bowl
Rio-Tinto Stadium, Salt Lake City, Utah
December 4 - Central Bank/Salt City Bowl
Gowans Stadium, Hutchinson, Kan.
December 5 - Mississippi Bowl
Indian Stadium, Biloxi, Miss.
December 5 - Citizen’s Bank Bowl
Carnie-Smith Stadium, Pittsburg, Kan.
BLUE DRAGONS ON THE AIR
Listen to all HCC football games, home and
away, on KHUT-FM (102.9). Rusty Hilst is the
play-by-play ‘voice’ of the Dragons. Rob Dreher
provides analysis and Glen Grunwald reports
from the sidelines. All games can be heard over
the internet at:
www.hutchcc.edu/dragons
Hutchinson answered by scoring on three of its next four possessions, taking the
lead on Derek Campbell’s 1-yard touchdown run with 3:06 remaining in the fourth
quarter that capped a 16-play, 80-yard drive.
HCC had trouble getting its own running game started, rushing for a negative-two
yards in the opening quarter. HCC finally got it cranked up with Campbell and Angelo
Pease carrying the load. The Dragons rushed for 116 yards in the fourth quarter alone
and finished with 183 yards for the game on 53 carries. The Dragons had 397 total
yards and possessed the ball for 33 minutes, 27 seconds. HCC had one turnover.
Campbell rushed for a team-high 86 yards on 18 carries with one touchdown.
Pease finished with 23 carries and 56 yards.
Freshman quarterback Elliott Alford completed 12 of 20 passes for 214 yards and
two touchdowns and he ran for 43 yards on 10 carries. Cordarrelle Patterson caught
five passes for 101 yards and a 70-yard touchdown. Sophomore John Miller caught
three passes for 77 yards and a 47-yard score.
Independence had two runners surpass the 100-yard mark. Quarterback Brodrick
Waters rushed for 109 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown. Stephen Houston went
over the 1,000-yard mark for the season and finished with 104 yards on 12 carries.
Maddox finished with 79 yards on just three carries.
The Pirates had 338 rushing yards. Waters was 3 of 10 passing for 21 yards and
was sacked once. The Pirates turned the ball over two times.
SCOUTING THE GRIZZLIES
Butler was hands down the team of the last decade in the Jayhawk Conference with
three national championships. Last season, Fort Scott stopped Butler’s run of conference
and regional crowns, but the Grizzlies have returned with a vengeance this season,
winning its first 10 games by an average of 29.1 points per game.
Butler has one of the nation’s top passers in Butler quarterback Zach Mettenberger, a
University of Georgia transfer. Mettenberger is seventh in the NJCAA in passing, completing
56 percent of his passes for 2,130 yards per game with 25 touchdown passes to
only three interceptions.
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Year Site Score
1929 H W, 53-2
1930 A W, 33-0
1931 H W, 26-6
1932 A W, 19-7
1933 H W, 35-0
1934 A W, 13-6
1935 H W, 13-0
1936 A W, 26-0
1937 H W, 13-7
1938 A W, 19-0
1939 H W, 18-6
1940 A L, 0-14
1941 H L, 0-38
1942 A L 6-38
1946 A W, 19-0
1947 H W, 28-7
1948 A W, 19-0
1949 H W, 26-7
1950 A L, 6-14
1951 H W, 13-0
1952 A W, 34-21
1953 H W, 18-0
1954 A L, 20-27
1955 H L, 12-13
1956 A L, 12-13
1958 A W, 30-0
1959 A W, 33-6
1960 H W, 34-14
1961 H W, 12-6
1962 A W, 18-14
1963 H W, 54-0
1964 A W, 12-0
1965 H W, 30-6
1966 A W, 33-6
1967 H W, 14-7
1968 A W, 32-13
SERIES HISTORY VS. BUTLER
SERIES NOTES
Overall record - 43-39-1
Record in Hutch - 22-15-1
Record in El Dorado - 21-23-0
Neutral Field - 0-1
Record in playoffs - 2-3
Most points scored vs. Butler -
54 (twice: 1963, 1970)
Most points scored by Butler -
65 (2005)
Largest margin of victory - 54
(1963: HCC 54, Butler County 0)
Largest margin of defeat - 51
(2005: Butler 65, HCC 14)
Most combined points - 91
(1992: HCC 49, Butler Co. 42)
Shutouts posted by HCC - 12
Shutouts against HCC - 7
Longest winning streak - 17
Longest losing streak - 16 (current)
1969 H W, 35-3
1970 A W, 54-6
1971 H W, 8-6
1972 A W, 12-8
1973 H W, 29-6
1974 A W, 19-3
1975 H T, 10-10
1976 A W, 43-13
1977 H W, 20-12
1978 A W, 38-32
1979 H L, 12-14
1980 A L, 23-28
1981 H L, 20-54
1982 A W, 30-12
1983 H L, 0-34
1984 A L, 0-7
1985 H L, 13-14
1986 A L, 0-47
1987 H L, 25-27
1988 A L, 22-39
1989 A L, 14-24
1990 H L, 7-45
1991 A L, 7-38
1992 H W, 49-42
1993 A L, 21-27
A# L, 14-19
1994 H W, 38-35
1995 A W, 36-20
H^ W, 36-18
1996 H L, 0-27
1997 A W, 17-7
1998 H L, 25-39
A# L, 8-56
1999 A L, 7-38
A# L, 14-55
2000 H L, 13-30
2001 A L, 10-43
2002 A L, 9-28
2003 H L, 34-36
2004 A L, 13-34
2005 H L, 14-65
2006 A L, 6-48
2007 H L, 26-34
2008 A L, 17-35
2008 N** L, 14-29
2009 H L, 10-13
2010 A L, 0-28
^ - Jayhawk playoff first round
# - Jayhawk playoff semifinals
**- Region VI Championship game

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Dragons/Grizzlies
Statistical Comparison
HCC offense vs. Butler defense
HCC BCC
Points ..................................380 105
Scoring average ..........38.0 10.5
Rushing yards....................2,323 921
Average/Game ............232.3 92.1
Average/Carry................5.0 2.4
Rushing TDs ..................31 6
Passing yards ....................1,641 1,413
Average/Game ............164.1 141.3
Com-Att-Int ..............108-187-5 155-306-13
Completion % ..............57.8 50.7
Passing TDs ..................16 6
Total Offense......................3,964 2,334
Average/Game ............396.4 233.4
Fumbles/Lost ....................31-17 32-16
Total Turnovers ....................22 29
HCC defense vs. Butler offense
HCC BCC
Points ..................................113 396
Scoring average............11.3 39.6
Rushing yards....................1,444 1,674
Average/Game ............144.4 467.4
Average/Carry................3.6 4.3
Rushing TDs ..................12 27
Passing yards......................884 2,147
Average/Game..............88.4 214.7
Com-Att-Int ..............96-238-14 137-246-3
Completion % ..............40.3 55.7
Passing TDs....................2 25
Total Offense......................2,328 3,821
Average/Game ............232.8 382.1
Fumbles/Lost ..............36-19 19-13
Total Turnovers ....................33 16
Special Teams
HCC CCC
Kickoff returns ......................26 20
Yards..............................515 458
Average/return ..............19.8 22.9
Touchdowns ....................2 0
Punt returns..........................22 29
Yards..............................136 280
Average/return ..............6.2 9.7
Touchdowns ....................0 0
Punting: average/punt ........30.7 37.5
Net punting average ..........28.5 35.4
Punts returned................10 15
Blocked............................1 0
Field Goals..........................5-10 2-3
PATs ..................................49-51 46-55
Mettenberger spreads around the wealth to his receivers. Tight end Brett Soft has 33
catches for 461 yards and three TDs. Speedster Marcus Kennard has 32 receptions for
672 yards and 12 touchdowns. Kendall Wrenn has 28 catches for 347 yards and three
touchdowns. Darrell Freeman has 20 catches for 392 yards and one touchdown.
Ben Axon is Butler’s top rusher with 869 yards and nine scores. Jasper Sanders has
rushed for 476 yards and seven scores.
Butler is averaging 39.6 points and 382.1 yards per game (167.4 rushing, 214.4 passing).
Defensively, the Grizzlies allow 10.5 points and 233.4 yards per game (92.1 rushing,
14111 passing).
Cornellius Carradine is the Butler leader on defense with 99 tackles, 28 tackles for
loss and 15 quarterback sacks. The Grizzlies lead the league with 44 quarterback sacks
and have 29 takeaways.
LAST MEETING WITH THE GRIZZLIES
The second-ranked Blue Dragons ran for a season-low 73 yards, while No. 1
Butler rushed for 250 yards as the Grizzlies defeated Hutchinson 28-0 on Oct. 23
before more than 7,000 fans at Blackmore Stadium.
The Grizzlies took charge with a 21-point second quarter. Butler outgained HCC
118-50 and out-rushed the Dragons 87 to a minus-4 yards.
The Blue Dragons had ball-security problems, losing 2 of 7 fumbles and a deflected
pass led to an interception. Butler scored 14 points off Dragon turnovers.
Butler ran 77 plays to Hutchinson’s 59, possessing the ball for 32 minutes, 7 seconds.
The Dragons got into Butler territory five times in 12 possessions, but
advanced as far as the Grizzly 30 yard line.
Field position was huge as well. The average starting field position for the
Dragons was their own 22 yard line. Butler’s average possession start was its own 45.
HCC had just 73 rushing yards on 29 attempts and 145 passing yards for a seasonlow
218 yards of total offense.
Angelo Pease had 62 yards rushing on 14 carries to lead the Dragons. Quarterback
Elliott Alford completed 15 of 26 passes for 140 yards with an interception.
Tight end Matt Weis led the HCC receivers with a career-high six catches for 41
yards. Pease had four catches for 41 yards.
Defensively, linebacker Chip Hester, playing for the first time in three games, had
led the Dragons with 20 tackles. Garrett Brinkmeyer had 13 tackles and Duane Sims
had 10 tackles.
Butler ran for 250 yards, second most by a Blue Dragon opponent in 2010, and
passes for 87 yards for 337 total yards.
Ben Axon had 154 rushing yards on 33 carries and two touchdowns. Zach
Mettenberger completed 8 of 21 passes against the NJCAA’s top pass defense for 87
yards and a touchdown. Marcus Kennard had four receptions for 33 yards.
HCC RELOADS POWERFUL RUNNING GAME
Since Rion Rhoades’ arrival at Hutchinson, the Blue Dragon running game has
been one of the best in the nation. In 2010, the Blue Dragons aim for their thirdstraight
season to finish in the NJCAA Top 10
in team rushing.
Through 11 weeks, the Blue Dragons rank
11th in the NJCAA national statistics in team
rushing at 232.3 yards per game.
The Blue Dragons have had three different
backs break the 100-yard rushing plateau -
Jamal Womble, Angelo Pease and Derek
Campbell. All three backs rank in the Top 11
in the Jayhawk Conference leaders - Womble
is No. 2 (93.6 ypg), Pease is No. 4 (87.3 ypg)
and Campbell is No. 11 (56.1 ypg).
HCC has produced 31 rushing touchdowns.
The Blue Dragons have produced three
1,000-yard running backs - LaDarrian Page in
2009, Chris Clay and Chris Anderson in 2009 -
in the past two seasons.
The 2009 Blue Dragons were second in the
HCC’S NJCAA RUSHING RANKINGS
2007 ....................................Unranked
2008 ............................8th - 208.8 ypg
2009 ............................5th - 263.5 ypg
2010 ..........................11th - 232.3 ypg
HCC’S GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING
Opponent ..........Yards ....Rush TDs
Kilgore ..................233 ..............3
Independence ......293 ..............5
Air Force Prep......254 ..............1
Highland ..............327 ..............6
Fort Scott..............113 ..............3
Dodge City ..........449 ..............7
Garden City..........200 ..............3
Butler ....................73 ................0
Coffeyville ............194 ..............2
Independence ......183 ..............1
Jayhawk Conference and fifth in the nation with 263.8 yards per game. Clay rushed
for 1,106 yards, while Anderson ran for 1,040 yards - the first time in HCC history to
have two 1,000-yard backs. The 2008 Dragons finished eighth at 208.8 yards/game.

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Where the Dragons Rank
in the Jayhawk Conference
Blue Dragon Team Rankings
Rank Avg./Totals
Scoring offense 2 38.0
Scoring defense 2 11.3
Total offense 1 396.4
Total defense 1 231.7
Rushing offense 2 232.3
Rushing defense 4 143.1
Passing offense 3 164.1
Passing defense 1 88.6
Kickoff returns 5 19.8
Punting 8 30.7
Punt returns 7 6.2
Turnover margin 2 +11
QB Sacks 4 19
Penalties (most) 7 56
Field goals T5 .500
PATs 1 .961
Blue Dragon Individual Rankings
Rushing
2. Jamal Womble............................................93.6 yds/gm
4. Angelo Pease ............................................87.3 yds/gm
Passing
3. Elliott Alford ..............................................135.1 yds/gm
Total offense
3. Elliott Alford ..............................................160.1 yds/gm
6. Angelo Pease ..........................................118.6 yds/gm
10. Jamal Womble..........................................93.6 yds/gm
Receptions
5. Cordarrelle Patterson....................................4.8 rec/gm
Receiving yards
1. Cordarrelle Patterson ................................93.4 yds/gm
All-Purpose yards
2. Cordarrelle Paterson................................135.4 yds/gm
7. Angelo Pease ..........................................104.7 yds/gm
Field goal percentage
T2. Jeremy Linn ................................................0.6 FG/gm
PAT percentage
1. Jeremy Linn..........................................................96.1%
Punting
8. Zach Roehrman ......................................32.8 yds/punt
Punt returns
5. Jake Reffner ..................................................5.1 yds/ret
Kickoff returns
No Players Listed
Interceptions
T3. Duane Sims ................................................0.3 Int/gm
T6. Darren Myles................................................0.2 Int/gm
T6. Zee Ware ....................................................0.2 Int/gm
T6. Markus Golden ............................................0.2 Int/gm
Passes Broken Up
T2. Duane Sims ..............................................1.4 pbu/gm
T6. Darren Myles ............................................1.1 pbu/gm
Tackles
2. Chip Hester......................................................11.6 t/gm
QB sacks
T3. Meshak Williams ..........................................7.5 sacks
Tackles for loss
1. Markus Golden ................................................1.9 tfl/gm
T3. Meshak Williams ..........................................1.6 tfl/gm
BLUE DRAGONS ON THE WAY
TO SHATTERING SCORING MARK
With a team record of six games of scoring
40 or more points, the 2010 Blue Dragon
offense is on its way to setting a new team
scoring record.
The Blue Dragons are averaging 38.0 points
per game in 2010. That’s 2.5 points better than
the 2009 Blue Dragons’ team record of 35.5
points per game.
HCC has scored 380 points through 10
games. That ranks fifth on the all-time Blue
Dragon points list. The 1949 Blue Dragons in 12 games scored 363 points.
DE WILLIAMS JOINS CAREER TOP 5
QUARTERBACK SACKS LIST
All-Jayhawk defensive end Meshak Williams
is picking up right where he left off as a freshman
- chasing quarterbacks.
The 6-3, 235-pound defensive end from
Sylvester, GA is the only starter returning on the
defensive line in 2010.
With his lone sack against Kilgore in Week 1, Williams joined the career Top 10 in
quarterback sacks. With his two sacks against Garden City last week, Williams is fourth
with 19 sacks. He is only four sacks from No. 2 on the career list.
Williams was third in total tackles in 2009 with 61 stops, including team highs of 25.5
tackles for loss and 11.5 quarterback sacks. Williams also had nine quarterback hurries
and four forced fumbles.
His 11.5 quarterback sacks tied for ninth on the Blue Dragon single-season list and
10th on the career list.
HCC’S CAREER PASSING LEADERS
1. Robert Coates (2003-04)..............................3,779
2. PJ Peters (1994-95)......................................3,136
3. Shaun Hill (1998-99) ....................................2,948
4. Brian Shaw (1986-87) ..................................2,685
5. Trey Hinkson (1992-93) ................................2,654
6. Donnie Wilcox (1969-70) ..............................2,650
7. Matt Imel (1993-94) ......................................2,540
8. Pat Rapp (1996-97) ......................................2,518
9. Tony Phillips (1988-89)..................................2,234
10. Scott Stiles (1984-85)....................................1,707
Angelo Pease (2009-) ........................................1,507
CHARTING ANGELO PEASE
HCC’S TOP 5 SEASON SCORING AVGS.
38.0 - 2010 ......380 points/10 games
35.5 - 2009 ........390 points/11 games
34.5 - 1995 ......414 points/12 games
33.5 - 1994 ........402 points/12 games
33.4 - 1950 ........301 points/ 9 games
HCC’S TOP 10 SCORING SEASONS
414 - 1995 ..........................12 games
402 - 1994 ........................12 games
397 - 1948 ..........................12 games
390 - 2009 ..........................11 games
380 - 2010..........................10 games
CHARTING MESHAWK WILLIAMS:
HCC’S CAREER QB SACKS LEADERS
1. Troy West (1996-97) ..............................34
2. Adam Davis (2008-09) ........................22.5
3. Antwaun Bynum (1998-99) ..................20
4. Meshak Williams (2009-)......................19
5. Tim Weddleston (1992-93) ....................17
HCC’S CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS
1. Robert Coates (2003-04)..............................3,832
2. Shaun Hill (1998-99) ....................................3,536
3. PJ Peters (1994-95)......................................3,138
4. Trey Hinkson (1992-93) ................................2,996
5. Mack Herron (1966-67) ................................2,854
6. Brian Shaw (1986-87) ..................................2,658
7. Angelo Pease (2009-)..................................2,637
8. Matt Imel (1993-94) ......................................2,547
9. Tony Phillips (1988-89)..................................2,490
10. Patt Rapp (1996-97)......................................2,454
PEASE REACHES CAREER TOP 10 FOR TOTAL OFFENSE
Angelo Pease is a luxury that the Blue Dragons haven’t had since record-setting
quarterback Robert Coates played at Gowans Stadium in 2003 and 2004.
Pease, a duel-threat quarterback from Cairo, GA, returns to start at quarterback
after a freshman season that saw him post the ninth-best season in Blue Dragon history
in terms of total offense (1,570 yards).
Pease is now No. 7 on the career total offense list with 2,637 yards. He needs 22
yards to move past Brian Shawn (1986-87) into sixth place.
For the season, Pease has completed 12 of 24 passes for 281 yards and six touchdowns.
He has rushed for 786 yards on 134 carries and eight scores. Pease has 1,067
total yards, an average of 118.6 yards per game.
Pease ran for a career-high 228 yards, averaging 14.2 yards per carry, and four
touchdowns in a 49-16 win over Highland on Sept. 18.
A week earlier, Pease totaled 225 total yards against Air Force Prep last week.
Pease completed 5 of 8 passes for 155 yards and touchdown passes of 45, 76 and 20
yards. Running the ball, Pease ran 14 times for 70 yards.
He had his first career 100-yard rushing game with 121 yards on 12 carries that
included a 73-yard touchdown against Independence.
As a freshman, Pease completed 85 of 170 passes for 1,226 yards and ran for 344
more. He accounted for 18 touchdowns.

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Blue Dragon
Single-Game Records
RUSHING
Yards In A Game
1. Mack Herron - 305 yards on 42 carries (vs. Northern
Oklahoma in 1967)
Longest Rushes From Scrimmage
1. Jamison Palmer - 91 yards (vs. Dodge City 10/23/98)
2. Renard Douglass - 90 yards (vs. Dodge City 10/22/99)
3. Gordon Brown - 89 yards (vs. Pratt 11/7/82)
4. Jamison Palmer - 85 yards (vs. Butler County 9/26/98)
4. Brian Thomas - 85 yards (vs. Highland 10/29/00)
6. Angelo Pease - 83 yards (vs. Garden City 10/16/10)
6. Larry Powell - 83 yards (vs. Garden City 10/23/76)
8. Mack Herron - 80 yards (vs. Nassau, N.Y., 11/11/67)
9. Brian Grimes - 78 yards (vs. Butler County 10/31/92)
10. Jamison Palmer - 75 yards (vs. Independence 11/5/98)
PASSING
Yards
1. Greg Meinzer - 443 yards (vs. Dodge City on 8/26/05)
Touchdowns
1. Robert Coates - 5 (vs. Highland on 11/2/04)
1. Greg Meinzer - 5 (vs. Dodge City on 8/26/05)
1. Greg Meinzer - 5 (vs. Air Force Prep on 10/4/05)
Longest Pass Completions
1. Matt Imel to Marlon Phillips - 97 yards (vs. Mesa, Ariz.
11/24/94)
2. Terry Presta to Hector Atkins - 94 yards (vs. Cowley
County 9/25/76)
3. Bob Albright to Lonnie Crittendon - 92 yards (vs. Cowley
County 9/25/70)
4. Terry Presta to Larry Powell - 85 yards (vs.
Independence 10/30/76)
5. Dustin Demel to Terrance Lloyd - 85 yards (vs. Dodge
City 10/14/00)
6. Matt Toman to G.C. Neloms - 81 yards (vs.
Independence 11/8/80)
RECEIVING
Receptions
1. Roger Frazier - 11 (vs. Dodge City on 8/26/05)
Yards
1. Roger Frazier - 261 (vs. Dodge City on 8/26/05)
SPECIAL TEAMS
Longest Int. Return ..................Jamar Flournoy (2003) - 94
Longest Int. Return for a TD ....Jamar Flournoy (2003) - 94
Longest Kickoff Return ..............Dan Bythwood (1998) - 98
Cordarrelle Paterson (2010) - 98
Longest Punt Return ........................Exel Lucas (1994) - 86
Field Goals ..................................Kevin Coleman (2004) - 5
Longest Field Goal ....Kevin Coleman (2004) - 47 (2 times)
ALFORD NOW IN TOP 10 FOR
SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE
Freshman quarterback Elliott Alford’s 255
yards of total offense in HCC’s 24-17 Region
VI semifinal victory boosted him into the Top
10 of the HCC single-season total offense list.
Alford ranks eighth on the list with 1,601
yards. He is just 18 yards from surpassing Trey
Hinkson (1993) for seventh and 151 yards
from passing Robert Coates (2003) for fifth on
the list.
Alford is about to join another single-season
list. He is just 28 passing yards away from
joining the passing list with 1,351 yards.
Donnie Wilcox (1970) is 10th with 1,379
yards.
Alford has completed 95 of 162 passes and
is averaging 135.1 yards per game through the
air. He has 10 touchdowns and five interceptions.
Alford is a running threat as well. He is the
SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS
1. PJ Peters (1995) ................................3,014
2. Matt Imel (1994)..................................2,441
3. Robert Coates (2004) ........................2,071
4. Shaun Hill (1999)................................2,058
5. Dustin Demel (2000) ..........................1,825
6. Robert Coates (2003) ........................1,751
7. Trey Hinkson (1993) ..........................1,618
8. Elliott Alford (2010) ..........................1,601
9. Jamison Palmer (1998) ......................1,576
10. Angelo Pease (2009) ........................1,570
SEASON PASSING LEADERS
1. PJ Peters (1995) ................................3,012
2. Matt Imel (1994)..................................2,431
3. Robert Coates (2004) ........................2,018
4. Robert Coates (2003) ........................1,761
5. Shaun Hill (1999)................................1,688
6. John Rapp (1996) ..............................1,484
7. Trey Hinkson (1993) ..........................1,478
8. Greg Meinzer (2005) ..........................1,473
9. Dustin Demel (2000) ..........................1,436
10. Donnie Wilcox (1970) ........................1,379
Elliott Alford (2010)................................1,351
fourth-leading Blue Dragon rusher with 250 yards on 77 carries with three touchdowns.
PATTERSON WORKS WAY
UP RECEIVING CHARTS
Freshman receiver Cordarrelle Patterson has
had a spectacular season and now is moving
into the into the Top 5 of HCC’s single-season
receptions and receiving yards lists.
Patterson has 43 receptions for 841 yards
and nine touchdowns in 2010.
The 43 receptions are now tied for sixth on
the single season list with Kyle Roberts
(2004). Patterson is three catches from moving
into fourth and is just 12 receptions from the
single-season record of Lonnie Crittendon,
who set a mark of 54 catches in 1970.
Patterson’s 841 receiving yards already have him in the Blue Dragon top 4.
SINGLE SEASON RECEPTIONS
1. Lonnie Crittendon (1970)..........................54
2. Roger Fraizer (2005) ................................53
3. Marlon Phillips (1994) ..............................52
4. Greg Dykes (1987) ..................................45
4. Danny McEvoy (2007)..............................45
6. Cordarrelle Patterson (2010) ................43
6. Kyle Roberts (2004)..................................43
SINGLE SEASON YARDAGE
1. Lonnie Crittendon (1970) ..................1,209
2. Marlon Phillips (1994) ........................1,078
3. Roger Frazier (2005)..........................1,072
4. Cordarrelle Patterson (2010) ..............841
The only three receivers ahead of Patterson - Lonnie Crittendon, Marlon Phillips
and Roger Frazier - are the only three Blue Dragons with 1,000-yard single receiving
seasons.
PATTERSON IS NATIONAL SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
FOR SECOND TIME THIS SEASON
HCC freshman receiver/kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson was named the
NJCAA’s National Football Special Teams Player of the Week
twice this season.
Patterson, a 6-foot-7, 197-pound freshman from Rock Hill, S.C.,
ran a kickoff back 91 yards for a touchdown to start the second
half in HCC’s 41-0 victory over No. 14 Coffeyville last weekend.
It was his second kickoff return for a TD this season.
Patterson also earned national special teams honors on Sept. 14
after a school-record-tying 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown
in the No. 6 Blue Dragons’ 45-3 victory over Air Force Prep at
Gowans Stadium.
The kickoff return proved to be a major factor in the game. Prep Patterson
had just kicked a long field goal to pull within 7-3 late in the first
quarter and Patterson took the ensuing kickoff 98 yards for a momentum-changing
touchdown that tied the school record of Dan Bythwood, who did it against Highland
in 1999.

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Blue Dragon
Team Record Book
MOST POINTS SCORED IN A GAME
83 - vs. Dodge City (1997: HCC 83, Dodge City 34)
77 - vs. Arkansas City (1950: HCC 77, Ark City 0)
74 - vs. Dodge City (1994: HCC 74, Dodge City 28)
69 - vs. Garden City (1948: HCC 69, Garden City 0)
65 - vs. Highland (2004: HCC 65, Highland 0)
63 - vs. Independence (1967: HCC 63, Indy 14)
63 - vs. Dodge City (2010: HCC 63, Dodge City 0)
62 - vs. Chanute (1948: HCC 62, Chanute 0)
62 - vs. Highland (2004: HCC 62, Highland 7)
61 - vs. Dodge City (2009: HCC 61, Dodge City 3)
61 - vs. Haskell (1986: HCC 61, Haskell 0)
MOST POINTS SCORED BY AN OPPONENT/GAME
85 - vs. Pratt (1961: Pratt 85, HCC 7)
77 - vs. Coffeyville (1989: Coffeyville 77, HCC 0)
70 - vs. Fort Scott (1990: Fort Scott 70, HCC 27)
65 - vs. Butler (2005: Butler 65, HCC 14)
64 - vs. Coffeyville (1978: Coffeyville 64, HCC 14)
63 - vs. Fort Scott (1972: Fort Scott 63, HCC 13)
62 - vs. Fort Scott (1971: Fort Scott 62, HCC 14)
59 - vs. Glendale, Ariz. (1993: Glendale 59, HCC 9)
58 - vs. Coffeyville (2003: Coffeyville 58, HCC 9)
58 - vs. Garden City (1994: Garden City 58, HCC 14)
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
77 - 1950 (HCC 77, Arkansas City 0)
69 - 1948 (HCC 69, Garden City 0)
65 - 2004 (HCC 65, Highland 0 - playoffs)
63 - 2009 (HCC 63, Dodge City 0)
62 - 1948 (HCC 62, Parsons 0)
61 - 1986 (HCC 61, Haskell 0)
58 - vs. Dodge City (2009: HCC 61, Dodge City 3)
57 - 1947 (HCC 57, Dodge City 0)
55 - 1955 (HCC 55, Cawker City 0)
55 - 1950 (HCC 55, Tonkawa, Okla. 0)
55 - 2004 (HCC 62, Highland 7)
LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT
78 - 1961 (Pratt 85, HCC 7)
77 - 1989 (Coffeyville 77, HCC 0)
56 - 2005 (Coffeyville 62, HCC 6)
51 - 2005 (Butler 65, HCC 14)
50 - 1993 (Glendale, Ariz. 59, HCC 9)
50 - 1978 (Coffeyville 64, HCC 14)
50 - 1972 (Fort Scott 63, HCC 13)
49 - 2003 (Coffeyville 58, HCC 9)
49 - 1990 (Garden City 49, HCC 0)
48 - 1998 (Butler County 56, HCC 8 - playoffs)
48 - 1978 (Fort Scott 62, HCC 14)
48 - 1960 (Garden City 48, HCC 0)
DRAGONS MAKE GOWANS TOUGH PLACE FOR OPPOSING TEAMS
Over the years, Gowans Stadium has been a pretty good home for HCC.
Built in 1940, HCC surpassed 200 wins at Gowans with a 45-13 win over
Coffeyville in 2008. HCC is 210-105-8 at Gowans and 245-116-14 at home all-time.
This season marks the fifth year of the renovated Gowans Stadium. At an overall cost
of $5.5 million, Gowans Stadium received a major face lift that included a new FieldTurf
playing surface, new drainage system, track, press box and many other features, now
including the DragonVision video board. Gowans now has a capacity of 5,500.
BLUE DRAGONS REACH PROGRAM WIN NO. 400 IN 2008
In its 79th season of existence, the Blue Dragon football program reached the 400-
victory plateau in a 45-13 victory over Coffeyville on Oct. 11, 2008 at Gowans Stadium.
Entering play in the 2010 season, the Blue Dragons are 420-311-28. The Blue
Dragons have posted 51 winning seasons in team history.
WORTH NOTING
+ This season’s game with Kilgore was only the seventh time HCC has played a
team from Texas. HCC has played only Tyler Junior College (1-4) and Kilgore (1-1)
from the Lone Star State in program history.
+ The Blue Dragons have won two straight bowl games - the 2009 Salt City Bowl
and the 2004 Heart of Texas Bowl - for the first time in program history.
+ Shaun Hill (1998-99) is the only former Blue Dragon currently in the NFL. He
was traded this summer from San Francisco to the Detroit Lions.
+ Former Blue Dragon All-Conference running back Arland Bruce continues to
excel in the Canadian Football League. Playing for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Bruce
earlier this season tied a CFL single-game record with 16 receptions and posted the
fifth-most receiving yardage in CFL history with 261 yards.
+ Former Blue Dragon assistant coach Jeff Leiker is part of the 2010 NJCAA
Football Hall of Fame Induction Class. Leiker was an assistant coach at HCC under
Tim Saia in the mid-1980s. Leiker went on to coach at Garden City, Fort Hays State
and Coffeyville to earn his Hall of Fame credentials.
+ Freshman defensive back Darren Myles is a transfer from the University of
Tennessee. Myles was rated the No. 9 safety and the No. 133 overall prospect in the
nation by Rivals.com Myles was selected to play in the Under Armour All-America
game.
DRAGONS PICKED FOURTH
IN 2010 JAYHAWK PRESEASON POLL
The Blue Dragons were picked to finish
fourth in the 2010 Jayhawk Conference
Preseason Coaches Poll released in late July.
Hutchinson was picked behind the only
three conference teams to defeat the Blue
Dragons last season.
JAYHAWK PRESEASON COACHES POLL
1. Butler
2. Fort Scott
3. Coffeyville
4. Hutchinson
5. Garden City
6. Highland
7. Dodge City
8. Independence
Butler was picked to win the league this season. The Grizzlies were selected over
defending conference and Region VI champion Fort Scott. North Star Bowl champion
Coffeyville was picked third.
Garden City, Highland, Dodge City and Independence rounded out the poll.

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Hutchinson Blue Dragon Roster
No. Name ..............................................................Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown
1 Darren Myles ....................................................DB So. 6-2 201 New Orleans, LA
2 Angelo Pease....................................................QB So. 5-11 210 Cairo, GA
3 Cas Spangler ....................................................WR So. 5-9 176 Beloit, KS
4 Elliott Alford ......................................................QB Fr. 6-2 184 Bennettesville, SC
5 Jamal Womble ..................................................RB So. 6-0 242 Sierra Vista, AZ
6 Chip Hester........................................................LB So. 5-11 230 North Myrtle Beach, SC
7 Jon Miller ..........................................................WR So. 6-1 196 Arkansas City, KS
8 Travis Thomas ..................................................WR Fr. 6-1 172 Orlando, FL
9 Josh Thompson ................................................DL Fr. 6-3 280 Charlotte, NC
10 Derek Campbell ................................................RB Fr. 6-1 194 Manhattan, KS
11 Jake Reffner ....................................................WR Fr. 6-1 172 Hutchinson, KS
12 Zee Ware ..........................................................DB Fr. 5-10 182 Winter Park, FL
13 Jeremy Linn ........................................................K So. 6-3 179 Abilene, KS
14 Sage Aguilar......................................................DB Fr. 5-10 176 Wellington, HS
15 Tim Rocket ........................................................DB Fr. 5-8 169 Wichita, KS
16 C.J. Madison ....................................................QB So. 6-0 234 Howard, KS
17 Rustin Watt ......................................................WR Fr. 5-11 166 Liberal, KS
18 Dorrian Roberts ................................................DB So. 5-10 176 Wichita, KS
19 Alex Gibb ..........................................................WR Fr. 6-1 181 Overland Park, KS
20 Spencer Vanderbogart ......................................DB Fr. 6-0 187 Topeka, KS
21 Weston Cottrell..................................................RB Fr. 5-11 212 Nickerson, KS
22 Bradley Gallon ..................................................DB Fr. 6-0 206 Apopka, FL
23 Duane Sims ......................................................DB Fr. 5-9 165 Wichita, KS
24 Dean Cook ........................................................DB Fr. 6-2 191 Wichita, KS
25 Timmy Dukes ....................................................LB Fr. 6-1 218 Wichita, KS
27 Garrett Brinkmeyer............................................DB So. 6-0 201 Wellington, KS
28 Caleb Gifford ....................................................LB Fr. 5-11 207 Hugoton, KS
29 Zach Roehrman..................................................P Fr. 6-2 253 Topeka, KS
30 Brad Wimer........................................................LB Fr. 6-0 213 Hutchinson, KS
31 Cody Spencer....................................................RB So. 5-11 236 Baxter Springs, KS
32 Markus Golden ..................................................LB Fr. 6-3 238 St. Louis, MO
33 Devin Gagnebin ................................................TE Fr. 6-2 239 Hutchinson, KS
34 Shane Smith ......................................................LB Fr. 6-2 232 Augusta, KS
36 Matt Fairchild ....................................................LB So. 5-11 202 Andale, KS
40 Cameron Brandon ............................................RB Fr. 5-10 220 Wichita, KS
42 Meshak Williams ..............................................DL So. 6-4 237 Sylvester, GA
44 Anthony Mendoza ............................................DL Fr. 6-1 248 Hutchinson, KS
45 Jordan, Drake....................................................DL Fr. 6-3 250 Hutchinson, KS
51 Tyler Rayl ..........................................................DL Fr. 6-5 255 Wellington, KS
52 Jake Puhalla......................................................OL Fr. 6-3 251 McPherson, KS
53 Tyler Cooper......................................................OL Fr. 6-3 272 Wichita, KS
54 Gabe Dierksen ..................................................OL Fr. 6-6 274 Sterling, KS
56 Taylor Peak........................................................OL Fr. 6-2 268 Girard, KS
64 Malique Webster ..............................................OL Fr. 6-3 286 Leavenworth, KS
65 Evan Wilder ......................................................OL Fr. 6-3 275 Hutchinson, KS
66 Hank Schmedeman ..........................................DL Fr. 6-3 310 Hutchinson, KS
67 Kameron Neal ..................................................OL So. 6-1 286 Wichita, KS
72 Cody Peterson ..................................................DL Fr. 6-6 296 Cottonwood Falls, KS
74 Dwayne Lee ......................................................OL So. 6-3 311 Topeka, KS
76 David Tuley........................................................OL So. 6-2 295 Baldwin City, KS
79 Andrew Niblock ................................................OL So. 6-5 333 Stockton, KS
80 Josh Deer ..........................................................DL Fr. 6-3 240 Moran, KS
84 Cordarrelle Patterson........................................WR Fr. 6-4 197 Rock Hill, SC
88 Matt Weis. ........................................................WR So. 6-5 255 Hoxie, KS
98 Drew Thornton ..................................................DL Fr. 6-3 290 Overland Park, KS
Head Coach - Rion Rhoades
Assistant Coaches - Josh Gooch, Oscar Rodriquez, Brandon Staley, Tommy Mangino, Jayden Everett, Eric Munoz, Tyler Kohlman,
Byron Nienstedt, Phillips Iheme, Aaron Roberts.

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Butler Grizzlies Roster
No. Name ..............................................................Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown
1 Marcus Kennard ..............................................WR 6-4 190 So. Lawton, OK
2 Teyon Reese ....................................................DB 5-10 187 So. Wichita, KS
3 Kendall Wrenn ................................................WR 6-0 167 So. Kaufman, TX
4 Victor Daniels ..................................................DB 5-9 179 So. Waycross, GA
5 Aaron Wilson ....................................................RB 5-10 195 So. Derby, KS
6 Craig Rosenstengle ........................................WR 6-2 205 So. Lawrence, KS
7 Ben Axon ..........................................................RB 6-2 205 So. Bradenton, FL
8 Zach Mettenberger ..........................................QB 6-5 247 So. Watkinsville, GA
9 DD Howard ......................................................LB 5-10 190 So. Wichita, KS
10 Darrell Freeman ..............................................WR 5-10 182 So. Arkansas City, KS
11 DeRahn Williams ..............................................DB 5-7 187 So. Olathe, KS
12 Zach Miller ........................................................DB 5-9 177 Fr. Duncan, SC
13 Jeff Page ..........................................................LB 6-0 206 So. Andover, KS
14 Cortez Webb ....................................................DB 6-2 173 So. Wichita, KS
15 Craig Gilmore ..................................................QB 6-4 190 So. Chanute, KS
16 Jace Banner ....................................................RB 6-0 211 Fr. Dodge City, KS
17 Dyllon Knox ......................................................DB 5-9 175 Fr. Wichita, KS
18 Cody Mills..........................................................RB 6-2 241 So. Wichita, KS
19 Chaquil Reed ....................................................DL 6-3 281 Fr. Wichita, KS
20 Angelo Hadley ..................................................DB 6-0 207 Fr. Thonotosassa, FL
21 Dylan Schellenberg ..........................................DB 6-0 185 Fr. Wichita, KS
22 Tyrrell Miller ......................................................LB 6-3 205 Fr. Roshelle, GA
23 Tyler Dunham ..................................................WR 6-2 192 So. Derby, KS
24 Devon Boyce ..................................................WR 5-9 170 Fr. Olathe, KS
25 Michael Carlisle ................................................LB 5-11 224 Fr. Riverdale, GA
26 Scott Lester ......................................................RB 5-11 221 Fr. Andale, KS
28 DJ Wakes ........................................................DB 6-0 176 So. Topeka, KS
30 Jordan Drake ....................................................K 5-9 191 Fr. Wichita, KS
32 Jasper Sanders ................................................RB 5-9 208 Fr. Kansas City, KS
33 Brett Soft ..........................................................WR 6-4 215 So. Wichita, KS
34 Cody Williams ..................................................LB 6-2 207 Fr. Salina, KS
37 Jake Woten ......................................................DL 6-3 234 So. Olathe, KS
40 Levi Kindel ........................................................RB 6-0 223 So. Aurora, KS
41 Ethan Hammes ..................................................P 5-10 194 So. Seneca, KS
44 Spencer Gwin ..................................................LB 6-0 215 So. Salina, KS
45 Mike Peterson ..................................................LB 6-0 215 So. Topeka, KS
50 Lorenza Strother ..............................................OL 6-3 288 Fr. Overland Park, KS
54 Mike Downard ..................................................OL 6-2 285 Fr. Marysville, KS
55 Lamar Mady ....................................................OL 6-4 332 So. Topeka, KS
56 Ian Knight ........................................................DL 6-2 244 So. Wichita, KS
66 Spencer Hilley ..................................................OL 6-3 305 So. Clearwater, KS
69 Jacob Cole ......................................................DL 5-11 250 So. Wichita, KS
70 Greg List ..........................................................OL 6-3 283 Fr. Leavenworth, KS
71 Nate Haremza ..................................................OL 6-4 315 So. Larned, KS
75 Ben Fulghum ....................................................OL 6-3 288 So. Andover, KS
77 Ryan Schraeder ..............................................OL 6-7 307 So. Wichita, KS
78 Kyle Westmoreland ..........................................OL 5-11 330 So. Derby, KS
79 Chebon Dawes ................................................OL 6-2 290 So. Lawrence, KS
80 Conner Combes ..............................................TE 6-4 240 So. Overland Park, KS
84 Jay Burns ........................................................TE 6-3 245 So. Kansas City, KS
86 Colby Kamm ....................................................TE 6-4 255 So. Junction City, KS
88 Neil Shortell ......................................................DL 6-3 248 Fr. Mission Hills, KS
90 Cornellius Carradine ........................................DL 6-5 257 So. Cincinnati, OH
98 Darrius McMullin ..............................................DL 6-2 274 So. Birmingham, AL
99 Dennell Wesley ................................................DL 6-3 316 So. St. Augustine, FL
Head Coach - Troy Morrell
Assistants - Steve Braet; Aaron Flores; Tim Schaffner; Paige Anders; Matt Mattox; Chris Jones; Tilmon Clark.