Football Yearbook - Antelope Valley College

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MARAUDER FOOTBALL 2011 

Asst. Head/DBs 

Joe Watts 

661-722-6449 

Def. Coor/DL 

Geoff Satterfield 

661-722-6300 Ext 6209 

Wide Receivers 

Jerome Wright 

661-722-6300 Ext 6209 

Def. Line 

Mike Martinez 

Head Coach 

Perry Jehlicka 

Fourth season 

23-19 

661-722-6387 

pjehlicka@avc.edu 

Off. Line 

Wade Petersen 

661-722-6300 Ext 6209 

Strong Safties 

Rodger Jehlicka 

Off. Coor/QBs 

Dameon Porter 

Runnings Backs 

JJ Holtfreter 

2010: 2-8 

2010 Central Div.: 1-4 and T. Fifth 

Conference Championships: 1954, 1956, 1958, 

1959, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1987, 

2007, 2008, 2009 

Home Field is Brent Carder Marauder Stadium 

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Table of Contents 

Honors............................................. 6 

2011 Opponents............................ 10 

Head Coach Perry Jehlicka......... 12 

Coaches/Staff................................ 13 

Meet the 2011 Marauders............ 20 

Records.......................................... 38 

PRESIDENT: 

Dr. Jackie L. Fisher Sr. 

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: 

Newton Chelette 

LOCATION: 

3041 West Avenue K, 

Sat., Sept. 6 CANYONS L 14-54 

Sat., Sept. 13 @Ventura L 7-35 

Sat., Sept. 20 CHAFFEY L 14-31 

Sat., Sept. 27 @*Santa Barbara City W 28-14 

Sat., Oct. 4 *SANTA MONICA W 28-6 

Sat., Oct. 18 @*West LA W 36-35 

Sat., Oct. 25 *EAST LA W 47-14 

Sat., Nov. 1 @*LA Southwest W 14-3 

Sat., Nov. 8 *LA PIERCE 1 p.m. 

Sat., Nov. 15 @*LA Valley 7 

Lancaster, CA 93536 

ENROLLMENT: 12,500 

WHEN ESTABLISHED: 1929 

COLORS: Maroon and Silver 

NICKNAME: Marauders 

FOOTBALL: 

Brent Carder Marauder Stadium (4,000) 

BASKETBALL: 

Marauder Gym (828) 

CONFERENCE: Foothill, Football 

competes in the Central West 

2011 MARAUDER FOOTBALL

Bill Young 

Curtis Davis 

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(661) 266-7906 (661) 266-4958 

3001 Rancho Vista Blvd. 

Palmdale, CA 93551 

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KERNS VAUGHN 

2010 Anthony Edwards........................DB 

2009 Kené Martin.................................RB 

2008 Eddie Russ Jr. ................DB/Ret. Sp 

2007 Eric Leon..................................... LB 

2006 Mark Durant................................ DL 

2005 John Ikahihifo.............................. DL 

2004 Keith Noonan............................... LB 

2003 Jamar Day....................................RB 

2002 Jerome Wright.............................WR 

2001 Cory Allred..................................QB 

2000 Cory Allred..................................QB 

1999 Chad York............................ WR/QB 

1998 Ashor Valibaba............................. DL 

1997 Victor McDonnell........................ DL 

1996 Brian Pereira................................ LB 

1995 Shayne Blakey.............................RB 

1994 Gregory Stenson.......................... LB 

1993 Carl Taylor................................... DL 

1992 Lamart Cooper.............................RB 

1991 Marty Washington........................QB 

1990 Rick Starling................................DB 

1989 Matt Volpe................................... LB 

1988 Kelly King...................................RB 

1987 Keith Gainey................................QB 

1986 Keith Rice.................................... LB 

1985 Ron Chaplin.................................QB 

1984 Darrin Berger............................... LB 

1983 John Vignoni.............................QB/P 

1982 Albert Pinchem............................RB 

1981 David Joyce................................. LB 

1980 Mark Jones...................................DB 

1979 Jeff Moore.................................... LB 

1978 Robert Hull.................................. LB 

1977 Steve Blanche..............................RB 

1976 Eddie Walker................................RB 

1975 Jim Johnson.................................RB 

1974 Tony Reed....................................RB 

1973 Tony Reed....................................RB 

1972 Mike Cox.....................................QB 

1971 Norm Gookins.............................DB 

1970 John Liebengood..........................RB 

1969 Ross Brosius................................RB 

1968 Larry Renfro................................RB 

1967 Sam Forman.................................RB 

1966 Mel Joseph...................................RB 

1965 Bruce Clark.....................................E 

1964 Jerry McClenaghan......................RB 

1963 Mike Cole......................................... 

1962 Fred Strasburg................................. L 

1961 Cliff Jordan..................................... L 

1960 Jim Idleman.................................RB 

Most Valuable Player Award 

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Tony Reed 

MVP - 1973 and 

1974 

State MVP - 1973 

Cory Allred 

MVP - 2000 and 2001 

Lamart Cooper 

MVP - 1992 


Eddie Russ Jr 

All-America 2008 

Eric Leon 

©2007 Dave Mills 

MVP - 2007 

Conf. Def. MVP 

Jerome Wright 

MVP - 2002 

Jim Johnson 

MVP - 1975 



MARAUDER 

Eric Leon..................... LB.................2007 

John Ikahihifo............. DL.................2005 

Richard Newton..........DB.................2004 

Jamar Day................... RB.................2003 

DeVon Stewart.............TE.................2001 

DeAndrá Cobb............ RB.................2001 

Jason Anderson.....RB/Ret.....2001 (MVP) 

Anthony Diggs............ DL.................2001 

Bobby Antee...............DB.................1999 

Jason Boyette...............TE.................1998 

Andy Rethi...................TE.................1997 

Lafayette Bailey.......... RB.................1997 

Victor McDonnell....... DL.................1997 

Jerry Jones...................DB.................1998 

Chris Holder................ OL.................1996 

Shayne Blakey............Ret.................1995 

Brian Lasagna............. OL.................1993 

Marlan Bacon..............DB.................1993 

Lamart Cooper............ RB.....1992 (MVP) 

Richard Pesti................. Pt.................1992 

William Knight........... OL.................1992 

Daron Rodgers............ DL.................1991 

Wilson Hookfin...........DB.................1991 

Birk Sopsher...............DB.................1990 

Dexter Nelson............. LB.................1988 

James Richard............. OL.................1988 

Robert Terry................ OL.................1988 

Dwayne Floyd.............DB.................1988 

Robert Terry ............... OL.................1987 

Kelly King................... RB.................1987 

Mark Meade................DB.................1987 

Kasey James................ DL.................1987 

Sylvester Brumfield.... RB.................1986 

Sean McNally.............. OL.................1985 

Marcus Wyre............... DL.................1985 

Darrin Berger.............. LB.................1983 

John Vignoni.................. P.................1983 

Jon Albee..................... OL.................1983 

Jeff Williams...............DB.................1983 

Al Pinchem................. RB.................1982 

Mike Remy.................... T.................1981 

John Van Haastert.......DB.................1981 

Jack Gusbeth............... LB.................1981 

Mike Curtier...................G.................1976 

Eddie Walker..................B.................1976 

Jim Johnson....................B....1975 (MVP) 

Tim Cox...................... DL........1975 & 74 

Troy Green..................... T.................1975 

Tony Reed......................B.1973 & 74 (MVP) 

Jerry Smith..................... L.................1974 

Frank Blua...................NG........1973 & 74 

Colton Rickert................G.................1974 

Dan Morrow................... L.................1973 

Mike Rodriguez.............C.................1973 

John Hamm................. DT.................1968 

All-State Selections 

MARAUDER 

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Eddie Russ Jr. Ret 2008 

Eric Leon (Acad.) LB 2007 

Eric Leon LB 2007 

Keith Noonan (Acad.) DB 2004 

DeVon Stewart TE 2001 

Jason Anderson Ret 2001 

Brian Lasagna (Acad.) OL 1993 

Brian Lasagna OL 1993 

Lamart Cooper RB 1992 

Daron Rodgers DL 1991 

Mark Meade DB 1987 

Sylvester Brumfield RB 1986 

Mark Jones DB 1979 & 80 

Eddie Walker RB 1976 

Jim Johnson B 1975 

Jaime Veas K 1975 

Tim Cox NG 1975 

Rod Murphy DB 1975 

Colton Rickert G 1974 

Tony Reed B 1973 & 74 

Frank Blua NG 1973 & 74 

Keith Carter C 1972 

Norm Gookins S 1971 

Don Adams T 1970 

Ross Brosius B 1968 

George Fetters G 1968 

Pete Eliopulos C 1965 

Dennis Ekimoto B 1960 

Bob Keyes C 1956 

Dutch Lake E 1956 

Lyle Olson T 1956 

Tom Crenshaw E 1955 

Vern Valdez QB 1954 

Andy Brownwood FB 1954 

Jim Cox E 1952 & 53 

All-America Selections 


OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS 

Brent Carder 

2010 Inductee 

California Community College Football 

Coaches Association Hall of Fame, 

Coach 

ANTELOPE VALLEY — Marauder Head Football Coach for 37 

years with a record of 189-185-5 

•11th all-time 

winningest coach in the 

nation 

•Fifth all-time in California. 

•Won two state championships 

(1974 & 1975) 

•Southern California 

champions in 1981 

•Won or tied for the conference title seven times 

•Received 13 bowl game bids -- including most recently to the 

2001 Shrine Potato Bowl 

•Coached 30 All-America selections 

•48 All-State picks 

•Four state Most Valuable Players 

•Named Coach of the Year in 1974 and 1975 by the California 

Community Colleges Football Coaches and in 1987 by the California 

Coaches Association 

•Played two years of football for the Marauders, and was an as- 

Tony Reed 

1996 Inductee 



Post-1965 Player 

ANTELOPE VALLEY — In 1973, Tony Reed was the Central 

Conference’s Most Valuable Player, as well as an All-State running 

back. In 1974, he helped lead the Marauders to a state 

championship, while being named the Central Conference’s MVP, 

as well as the State Player of the Year. He was also tabbed as 

First Team JC Gridwire All-America. He still holds 16 records at 

Antelope Valley College. Original enshrinee in the Whit Carter 

Hall of Fame. 

POST ANTELOPE VALLEY COMPETITION — Transferred to 

Colorado and was named All-Big-8 in 1976, as well as making 

several All-America teams. Third running back drafted behind 

Ricky Bell and Tony Dorsett in 1977 draft by the Kansas City 

Chiefs, Reed was the Chiefs MVP in 1979, after rushing for more 

than 1000 yards and pulling in 50 receptions. Finished his career 

with the Denver Broncos. 

Lamont Cooper 

2011 Inductee 




ANTELOPE VALLEY — Lamont was know as Lamart when he 

was at AVC. With the Marauders he set records for career receptions 

and career yards. In 1992, he was 

All-America, All-State Region IV Most 

Valuable Player, Foothill Conference MVP 

and also the K-Swiss Bowl game MVP. In 

the Marauders’ only bowl win in the last 

20 years, Cooper took two passes over 

50 years which decided the 24-23 game. 

He moved on to Wayne State University 

in Nebraska playing football and competing 

in track. Cooper’s demureness - 5’6” and 165 pounds - and 

incredible acceleration and speed - he set the Div. II Indoor 60 

meter record - made him perfect for Arena Football League. In 

seven years he caught 463 passes for 6,237 yards and 95 touchdowns. 

He had 354 returns for 7,022 yards and 21 touchdowns 

returning kicks. He was twice selected to the “Don’t Blink” Player 

of the Year as the most electrifying player. 

Jim Johnson 

2004 Inductee 




ANTELOPE VALLEY 

— Considered by many, 

including coach Brent 

Carder, to be the most 

versatile player in Antelope 

Valley College Marauder 

Football history Johnson 

played for both of AVC’s 

state championship teams- 

-in 1974 and 1975. He 

gained 1828 yards for the Marauders in those years, including 

1109 in 1975. He is ranked fifth in career rushing yardage, sixth in 

season rushing and has the fifth best rushing game in Marauder 

history with 274 yards against Merced in 1975. In 1975, he was 

the team and Central Conference Most Valuable Player, as well as 

the State co-Player of the Year. In addition to his rushing chores, 

Johnson was the Marauders’ punter, averaging 41.6 yards a punt 

in 1975, as well as linebacker and place kicker. 

POST ANTELOPE VALLEY COMPETITION — Johnson played 

football on full scholarship at the University of Oregon, where he 

led the Ducks in rushing in 1976. 

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Gene Pagliaro 

2011 Inductee 



Assistant Coach 

ANTELOPE VALLEY — Pagliaro came to the Antelope Valley 

after playing at Purdue Univeristy and in 1965 was the assistant 

at Antelope Valley High 

School. He moved 

to AVC as an assistant 

in 1969 where 

he coached with Ray 

Smith for a season. He 

returned to the Marauders 

for good in 1971, 

and over the next 21 

years helped with two state championships and one southern 

California title winner, as well as seven conference champions. 

He headed the Marauder Softball team from its beginning in 1988 

and in 15 years before stepping away in 2002 had won eight 

conference championships. He was inducted into the California 

Community Colleges Fastpitch Coaches Hall of Fame in 2003. 

The Foothill Conference Fastpitch coaches instituted an yearly 

award in his honor - “For the coaches who does the most with the 

least, and the most creatively.” 

MARAUDER FOOTBALL PEPSI 

SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD 

WINNERS 

1983 JOHN VIGNONI 

1984 TIM DEWBERRY 

1986 KEVIN CURTIS 

1991 SID BLACKWOOD 

1994 JOSHUA BIBBY 

2004 KEITH NOONAN 

2007 Scholastic 

All-America and 

All-America 

Linebacker 

Eric Leon 

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1993 Scholastic 

All-America and 

All-America 

Center 

Brian Lasagna 


Cougars 

College of the Canyons 

Game 1 

Sat., Sept. 3 

Valenica, 7 p.m. 

The Series 

is led by the 

Cougars 

19-4 

Vaqueros 

Santa Barbara City College 

Game 2 

Sat., Sept. 10 

Santa Barbara, 6 p.m. 

The Series 

is led by the 

Vaqueros 

12-10 

Bakersfield College 

Renegades 

Game 3 


Brent Carder Marauder 

Stadium, 7 p.m. 

The Series 

is led by the 

Renegades 

2-1-1 

Tartars 

Compton Center 

Game 4 


Compton, 1 p.m. 

The Series 

is led by the 

Tartars 

5-0 

Huskies 

East Los Angeles College 

Game 5 

Sat., Oct. 1 



The Series 

is led by the 

Marauders 

7-3 

AVC COC 

1973 20 38 

1974 0 28 

1975 12 7 

1977 31 29 

1978 14 13 

1980 0 8 

1998 21 14 

1999 14 19 

2000 A 9 48 

2008 H 14 54 

2008 A 17 41 

2009 A 17 27 

2010 H 7 35 

Biggest AVC win: 

7 - 1998 

Biggest COC win: 

40 - 2008 

The Cougars are a member 

of the National Conference 

Northern Division and are 

coached by 

Garett Tujague 

AVC SB 

1956 39 0 

1957 19 14 

1958 45 7 

1959 65 20 

1960 14 6 

1961 0 20 

1962 0 26 

1963 14 29 

1964 6 14 

1965 31 14 

1966 6 21 

1969 23 34 

1970 7 21 

1971 6 22 

1979 8 24 

1980 3 21 

1995 28 12 

2001 H 45 3 

2002 A 22 24 

2008 A 28 14 

2009 H 32 7 

2010 H 14 30 


45 - 1959 

Biggest SBCC win: 

26 - 1962 

The Vaqueros are a member 

of the American Conference, 

Pacific Division and are 

coached by 

Craig Moropoulos 

AVC BC 

1947 6 6 

1948 13 6 

2001 A 8 21 

2010 A 7 63 


7 - 1948 

Biggest BC win: 

56 - 2010 

The Renegades are a member 

of the National Conference 

Northern Division and 

are coached by 

Jeff Chudy 

AVC CC 

1969 19 54 

1970 22 35 

1971 0 19 

1980 9 13 

2010 H 7 13 


Never won 

Biggest CC win: 

35 - 1969 

The Tartars are a member 


Mountain Division 

and are coached by 

Jason Brown 

AVC ELA 

1975 31 14 

1976 15 35 

1988 14 7 

1989 A 20 31 

1990 H 43 7 

1991 A 32 42 

1992 H 49 35 

2008 H 47 14 

2009 A 47 27 

2010 A 31 17 


36 - 1990 

Biggest ELA win: 

20 - 1976 

The Huskies are a member 


Mountain Division and are 

coached by 

Lynn Cain 

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Moorpark College 

Raiders 

Game 6 

Sat., Oct. 15 

Moorpark, 6 p.m. 

The Series 

is led by the 

Raiders 

7-2 

AVC MC 

1968 13 0 

1969 17 20 

1970 7 23 

1971 15 27 

1978 7 10 

1979 7 13 

1980 16 8 

1997 19 33 

2010 H 12 26 


13 - 1968 

Biggest MC win: 

14 - 1997, 2010 

The Raiders are a member 

of the Central 

Conference, West Division 


Jim Bittner 

Marguet Miller 

Citrus College 

Owls 

Game 7 

Sat., Oct. 22 



The Series 

is led by the 

Owls 

13-12-1 

AVC Cit 

1940 0 7 

1948 25 7 

1949 7 20 

1950 6 56 

1952 13 33 

1953 13 0 

1954 34 6 

1955 15 7 

1956 33 13 

1967 18 20 

1968 0 20 

1983 7 17 

1984 6 6 

1985 28 6 

1988 31 24 

1989 10 27 

1990 13 45 

1991 26 27 

1992 45 32 

1993 23 28 

1994 40 22 

1995 21 31 

1996 61 27 

1997 21 14 

1998 3 13 

2010 A 31 14 


34- 1996 

Biggest Cit win: 

50 - 1950 

The Owls are a member of 

the Central 



Ron Ponciano 

Long Beach City College 

Vikings 

Game 8 

Sat., Oct. 30 



The Series 

is led by the 

Vikings 

2-0 

AVC LB 

1958 8 28 

2010 A 14 23 


Never won 

Biggest LBCC win: 

20 - 1958 

The Vikings are a member of 

the Central 



Mike Reisbig 

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Los Angeles Harbor College 

Seahawks 

Game 9 

Sat., Nov. 5 

Wilmington, 6 p.m. 

The Series 

is led by the 

Seahawks 

2-1 

AVC LAH 

1986 17 23 

1987 21 3 

2010 H 48 53 


18 - 1987 

Biggest LAH win: 

6 - 1986 

The Seahawks are a member 




Brett Peabody 

Chaffey College 

Panthers 

Game 10 

Sat., Nov. 12 



The Series 

is led by the 

Panthers 

15-12-1 

AVC Cha 

1954 18 7 

1955 19 0 

1972 9 8 

1986 31 16 

1987 14 6 

1988 57 3 

1989 24 9 

1990 24 24 

1991 A 51 33 

1992 H 27 3 

1993 H 44 21 

1994 A 6 19 

1995 H 12 24 

1996 A 14 16 

1997 H 48 14 

1998 A 7 37 

1999 H 14 27 

2000 A 21 31 

2001 H 7 29 

2002 A 28 58 

2003 H 17 52 

2004 A 7 55 

2005 H 25 36 

2006 A 7 56 

2007 H 24 16 

2008 H 14 31 

2009 A 12 20 

2010 A 10 35 


54 - 1988 

Biggest Cha win: 

49 - 2006 

The Panthers are a member 




Carl Beach 


Perry Jehlicka (pronounced 

Jah-lek-ah) became 

the Marauders' ninth head 

football coach in 61 years in 

2007, taking over for Brent 

Carder, who retired after 37 

years as the Marauders' head 

coach and inheriting a program 

that had lost 26 straight 

games. 

But, in Jehlicka's 12 

years as a football coach, he 

has had more than a hand in 

turning around losing football 

programs. 

At AVC, the Marauders 

won nine straight games and 

were inches from a perfect 

regular season in his first 

season as a head coach, with 

2007 and 2008 

Conference Coach of 

the Year 

his team winning the Foothill Conference title for the first time 

since 1987 and making the playoffs for the first time since 1974. 

Jehlicka was named Foothill Conference Coach of the Year, 

the first Marauder coach to win the honor since 1987 as well as 

the George Sekul Community College Coach Award from the 

All-American Football Foundation. 

His Marauder teams have won three straight conference titles 

for the first time since 1975. 

Other turnarounds he had a hand in included West Virginia 

University Institute of Technology, he was the defensive coordinator 

as well as recruiting coordinator for a Golden Bear 

team that had recently ended a 32-game losing streak. In those 

two years, 2001 and 2002, the Golden Bears picked up 11 wins 

-- more than the other Golden Bear teams from 1991 to 2006 

combined. In 2002, WVUT was 6-5, the first winning season in 

12 years and was ranked in the NCAA Northeast Region for the 

first time in school history. 

He brought to AVC 11 years of coaching, recruiting, financial 

aid and academic advising experience at the NCAA Division 

I-AA, II and III levels, as well as at the California Community 

College level at Reedley College. 

At Tusculum College in Greenville, TN, where he was director 

of football operations and secondary coach, the Pioneers 

went from 3-7 in 2005 to 6-5 in 2006 and had the second best 

rush defense in the nation. As the director of football operations, 

Jehlicka was in charge of coordinating the team’s travel, NCAA 

compliance and was the liaison with the college’s admissions and 

financial aid departments. 

He moved to Tusculum following two seasons as defensive 

coordinator and linebacker coach at the University 

of Charleston in West Virginia. The Golden Eagles, 

an NCAA II school, finished as the No. 2 ranking 

pass defensive team in the West Virginia Intercollegiate 

Athletic Conference, while improving a team 

scoring defense over 12 points per game from the 

previous year. He was also the Golden Eagles' recruiting 

coordinator, which -- added to West Virginia 

Institute of Technology and Tusculum recruiting 

duties -- gives him extensive experience in high 

school recruiting in California, Florida, Tennessee, 

Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota, Montana, Delaware, 

Arkansas and North and South Carolina. 

When Dean Hood, the defensive coordinator 

at Wake Forest, was asked if he would consider 

Jehlicka for a full time position he answered flatly 

Head Coach 

Third Season - 23-17 

The Jehlicka Era 

Perry 

JEHLICA 

"No. I would hire him." The Demon Deacons were the No. 15 

team in the country last season, losing to No. 5 Louisville in the 

Orange Bowl. 

Jehlicka coached in 2000 at Capital University, where he 

was linebacker coach and also held the title of assistant athletic 

director. His defense led the Ohio Athletic Conference with 35 

turnovers forced and 47 sacks, while improving the team’s scoring 

defense by a dozen points per game. 

From 1998-2000, he was the linebacker coach and academic 

coordinator at Reedley College. The Tigers, in those three seasons, 

were beginning to emerge as a northern California powerhouse 

and would win the national and state title in 2002. 

His first coaching stint was as a defensive restricted earnings 

coach at Eastern Kentucky University from 1996-97. The 1997 

EKU squad went 8-4 and won the Ohio Valley Conference title, 

while advancing to the NCAA playoffs. 

The Colonels -- with Jehlicka 

coaching the safeties -- ranked sixth 

nationally in pass efficiency defense 

and seventh in scoring defense. 

The 1996 squad finished as OVC 

runner-up while ranking sixth in 

net punting. The head coach for 

the Colonels was Roy Kidd, who 

retired the winningest NCAA Div. 

I-AA coach of all time with a 315- 

123-8 record. 

Jehlicka played his collegiate 

career at Nevada, Las Vegas where 

he was a four-year letterman as a 

defensive back. His junior squad 

was the 1994 Big West Conference 

Champion, while also winning the 

PERRY JEHLICKA 

Photo © 2007 by Dave Mills 

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Las Vegas Bowl. That team was 

inducted into the UNLV Hall of 

Fame in 2010. 

He holds a bachelor’s degree 

from UNLV in 1996 and earned his master’s degree from Eastern 

Kentucky in 1997. He is a full-time instructor for physical education 

and athletics at AVC. 

He is the son of Rodger and Liz Jehlicka. His father retired 

as athletic director at the University of Illinois-Springfield and is 

currently a Marauder coach. 

Perry is married to the former Lisa Braum of Littleton, CO. 

YR W L PCT 

2007 9 2 .818 Champs - Foothill (1st rnd) 

2008 6 5 .545 Champs - American Pacific (1st rnd) 

2009 6 4 .555 Champs - American Pacific 

2010 2 8 .200 Fifth - Central West 

TOT 23 19 .595 


Joe 

WATTS 

Joe Watts is entering 

his 26th season 

coaching Marauder 

Football. 

Watts played 

quarterback and 

defensive back in 

the 1972 and 1973 

seasons. In fact, Watts 

was instrumental in a 

game that was called 

“the turning point of 

the Brent Carder era.” 

In 1973, against West 

Hills, Watts took over 

at quarterback with 

the Marauders behind 

28-14. AVC went on 

to take the 29-28 win and, ultimately, the conference 

title. 

After playing for the Marauders, Watts, a graduate 

of Antelope Valley High School, quarterbacked 

Claremont in 1974 and 1975. 

Watts returned to AVC as an assistant coach 

in 1976 then moved over to Paraclete in 1978. 

Becoming the Spirits’ head coach in 1979, Watts’ 

teams won Desert Inyo League titles in 1985 and 

1986. 

Watts, who received his master’s of education 

(physical education emphasis) from Azusa Pacific in 

1991, was also the Marauder baseball coach for eight 

years. 

Watts has four 

children: Robert, who 

played football on 

scholarship for Utah 

State and is now the 

head football coach 

for Littlerock High 

School, 29; Andrew, 

who played two 

years for AVC then 

played football and 

graduated from Lane 

College, 26; Sarah, 

23 and Benjamin, 18. 

who is playing for the 

Marauders this season. 


Defensive Backs 

27th year 

Mike 

MARTINEZ 

Mike Martinez 

enters his 22nd season 

with the Marauders, 

his third year with the 

defensive line, and his 

26th as a coach. 

Prior to coming to 

AVC in 1990, Martinez 

worked at preparing 

the offensive lines 

for American Pacific 

rival East Los Angeles 

College in 1988 and 

1989. 

Before working with 

the Huskies, Martinez 

was the offensive line 

coach at Huntington Park High School in 1986 and 1987. 

In 1985, Martinez was the assistant offensive line coach for 

Western New Mexico University. 

Martinez played two years for the ELAC Huskies, 1978 

and 1982. The years in between he spent as a missionary 

in Guatemala for the LDS church. In 1982, he was named 

All-Southern California Conference on the offensive line. 

After East LA, Martinez played two seasons with Western 

New Mexico. 

A 1978 graduate of Bell High School where he was 

on the varsity football team for three years, Martinez 

received his associate’s in social science (politcal science 

minor) at East LA in 1983, his bachelor’s in the same 

fields at Western New Mexico (with an additional history 

minor) and his master’s 

in education (physical 

education emphasis) 

from Azusa Pacific 

University in 1991. 

Martinez and his wife 

of 24 years, Debbie have 

three daughters: Malissa, 

22; Kayla, 19; Veronica, 

18; and a son Jacob, 14. 

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Defensive Line 

22nd year 


Geoff 

Wade 

SATTERFIELD PETERSEN 

Geoff Satterfield enters 

his sixth season with 

the Marauders, his first 

as defensive coordinator 

and fourth as 

linebacker coach. 

Before coaching for 

the Marauders, Satterfield 

spent two seasons 

as the defense back 

coach for his alma 

mater Mojave High 

School. Before that he 

was a student assistant 

coach for UC Davis for four years. 

Satterfield played quarterback, wide receiver and 

defensive back for the Mustangs and played three 

years of varsity basketball. As a senior he was named 

All-High Desert League for basketball. 

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in biology from 

UC Davis as well as a teaching credential from Cal 

State Bakersfield. He received his master’s in physical 

education from Azusa Pacific University earlier this 

year. 

Satterfield, who is a facility manager at Edwards Air 

Force Base, married the former Char Lievre this year 

and has a stepdaughter named Christiana. 

Wade Petersen will 

work with the offensive 

line for his fourth 

season with the Marauders. 

Petersen comes from 

Quartz Hill High 

School, where he 

coached the offensive 

line for three years, 

which marked his 

return to coaching after 

being off for six years. 

He had coached at 

Lancaster (1998 and 

1999), LA Pierce (1995 to 1997), AV Christian (1993 

and 1994) and Paraclete in 1992. 

Petersen graduated from Palmdale High School 

where he played football and baseball. 

He then played two years of football for the Marauders 

and earned an Associate in Arts degree from 

Antelope Valley College. 

He moved on to Sonoma State, where he was named 

an All-Northern California Athletic Conference selection 

at defensive tackle in 1986, then All-NCAC at 

offensive tackle in 1988. 

Petersen’s wife’s name is Jodean. 


Def. Coor./LBs 

6th year 

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Offensive Line 

4th year 


JJ 

HOLTFRETER JEROME 

WRIGHT 

Yet another former 

Marauder player to go 

from player to coach is 

Justin (JJ) Holtfreter 

who returns to the Marauder 

coaching staff 

after four years. 

In his tenure away 

from AVC he was the 

offnisive coordinator 

for Lancaster High 

School. 

Origianlly, Holtfreter 

came to AVC in 2005 

from Highland High 

School where he was 

the offensive coordinator. 

The year previously he was the graduate assistant at 

Sacred Heart in Fairfield, CT. 

A graduate of Quartz Hill High School, Holtfreter 

passed for over 1000 yards as a senior for the Rebels 

and started as defensive end in the High Desert Football 

Coaches Association All-Star Game. At AVC he 

played quarterback only. In his first start he was three 

for four and had 52 yards against Grossmont in the 

first quarter when a torn ACL put him out the rest of 

the season. In 1999, Holtfreter started six games, but 

AVC rotated their quarterbacks often every series that 

season. Still, Holtfreter had two top games -- the first 

against Canyons where he passed for 222 yards and a 

touchdown, and then against Desert where he was 13 

for 21 for 155 yards and two TDs. 

He moved on to Sacred Heart, where in two years he 

quarterbacked the Pioneers to a 21-1 record, and was 

11-0 in 2001 as a senior, winning the Div. I AA Mid- 

Major National Championship. As a senior he was 

named second team All-Northeastern Conference as 

quarterback, but also Div. I AA Mid-Major Offensive 

Back of the Year and first team Div. I AA Mid-Major 

All-America. Holtfreter received his bachelor’s of 

science in business management from Sacred Heart in 

2001 and his master’s of education in 2003 and currently 

teaches special education at Pete Knight High 

School. 

Holtfreter and his wife Barbara have two sons, Carston 

(5) and Jeffery (born in June). 


Running Backs 

4th year 

Jerome Wright 

returns to the Marauder 

sidelines - this time as 

a coach, helping the 

wide receivers. 

Wright begins his 

coaching career with 

this assignment. 

He was the Marauders’ 

MVP in 2002 after 

setting records for season 

and career receptions 

as well as season 

and career receptions 

yards. He is still the 

only Marauder to have over 1000 reception yards in a 

season. 

Wright then moved on under a full scholarship to 

Utah where he played for two Ute teams which went 

22-2 in his two seasons. The 2003 team won the Liberty 

Bowl while the 2004 squad was 12-0 and was the 

first non-BCS team to play in a BCS bowl - winning 

the Fiesta Bowl over Pittsburgh 35-7. 

Wright graduated from Highland High School 

where he played football for four years and was named 

first team All-Golden League as a senior. 

He received his associate’s in letters, arts and sciences 

from AVC and bachelor’s in communications 

from Utah. He is working on his master’s in health 

and physical education from Azusa Pacific. 

Wright and his wife Camilla, have three children, 

O’rel (12), Benicio (2) and newborn Jiselle. 

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Wide Recievers 

2nd year 


Rodger 

JEHLICKA 

Dr. Rodger Jehlicka joins the Marauders 

after having retired this summer 

as Director of Athletics at the 

University of Illinois at Springfield, a 

position he had held since December 

of 2005. Academically, he initiated 

the UIS Director of Athletics Honor 

Roll, which recognizes student-athletes 

who earn a 3.0 GPA or higher, 

during the fall or spring semester. 

Athletically, both men’s and 

women’s golf as well as women’s 

soccer were added as varsity sports 

in the fall of 2007, and baseball 

began in the last year of his tenure. 

Perhaps Dr. Jehlica’s biggest 

achievement at UIS has been 

helping guide the school through its 

transition into the NCAA as an active 

Division II member and gaining 

membership into the Great Lakes 

Valley Conference (GLVC). 

Prior to going to UIS, Dr. 

Jehlicka was an Associate Director 

of Athletics at Eastern Illinois 

University from August 1999 to 

December, 2005. From 1995 to 1999, Dr. Jehlicka was the Director of Athletics at 

Adams State College in Alamosa, CO. Under his leadership, Adams State College won 

the 1998-1999 NACDA Sears Director’s Cup by having the best overall NCAA Division 

II Athletic program based on finishes in NCAA Division II National Championships 

(otherwise know as the National Champion of the NCAA Division II National 

Championships). 

Along with serving as the Director of Athletics at Adams State College, Dr. Jehlicka 

was the head wrestling coach from 1982-1999, as well as an assistant football coach 

from 1982-87, and an Associate Professor in the Health, Physical Education and 

Recreation Department. Dr. Jehlicka’s wrestling team at Adams State College won nine 

Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference titles, two NCAA West Regional Titles, 10 Top 

Ten finishes at the National Tournament, and one National Championship as a team. 

He has the most wins among wresting coaches in the history of the sport at Adams 

State College. Dr. Jehlicka also coached 69 individual All-American wrestlers, six 

individual National Champions, eight individual National Runners-up and 16 Academic 

All-Americans. He was honored as Coach of the Year 11 times, twice as NCAA West 

Regional Coach of the Year, and in 1990, he was named NAIA National Wrestling 

Coach of the Year. Dr. Jehlicka coached for USA Wrestling at three different age groups 

at the World Championships. He served two terms on the Board of Directors for USA 

Wrestling, which is the national governing body. 

Dr. Jehlicka has been inducted into four athletic Hall of Fames. In 1996, he was 

inducted into the NAIA Wrestling Hall of Fame as a coach; in 1998 he was inducted 

into the Winona State University Athletic Hall of Fame as an athlete; in 2005 he was 

inducted into the Adams State College Athletic Hall of Fame as a coach; and in 2006 he 

was inducted into Park High School in Cottage Grove, MN Athletic Hall of Fame as an 

athlete. 

From 1980 to 1982, Dr. Jehlicka served as the head wrestling coach, assistant 

football coach and as an instructor in the Department of Health, Physical Education and 

Recreation at Chadron State College in Chadron, NE. During his tenure at Chadron 

State College, he turned a struggling wrestling program into one of the top NAIA 

wrestling programs in the country. 

From 1970-1980, Dr. Jehlicka was the head wrestling coach, defensive coordinator 

in football and an instructor in the Physical Education Department at Auburndale High 

School in Auburndale, WI. He also served as the Director of Athletics at the school from 

1975-1980. As a defensive coordinator, he helped guide the Auburndale football teams 

to five conference championships, while his wrestling teams won 15 team championships 

– including conference, WIAA Regional and WIAA Sectional Titles. Dr. Jehlicka 

started his teaching career as a Physical Education instructor at Winona Senior High 

School in Winona, MN from December 1969 to June 1970. During this time, he also 

served as an assistant wrestling coach at Winona State University. 

Dr. Jehlicka earned his Bachelor’s Degree (1969) and Master’s Degree (1976) in 

Physical Education and Health from Winona State University. He, then, earned his 

Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM) in 1997 in Sports 

Administration. While at Winona State, he was an outstanding athlete in both football 

and wrestling as he was named co-captain in both sports. He was also an NAIA All- 

American wrestler in 1968. 

Dr. Jehlicka graduated from St. Paul Park High School, St. Paul Park, MN, in 1965 

where he was a highly recognized athlete in football, wrestling and baseball. 


Strong Safeties 

1st year 

Dameon 

PORTER 

Dameon Porter 

joins the Marauders 

after being the offensive 

coordinator at LA 

Valley. In 2008, his 

Monarchs gained 441.1 

yards a game in offense 

and scored 29.7 

points a game. 

Porter played nine 

years in the Arena 

Football League - from 

1998-2006 - playing 

both wide receiver and 

defensive back with 

Iowa, Las Vegas, and Chicago. In 2001, he was voted 

the league premier two-way player (Ironman of the 

year), along with the award for the leagues’ hottest 

newcomer (Breakout player of the year). Recording a 

league record 12 interceptions on defense, and scoring 

19 touchdowns on offense, Porter became only the 

second player in league history to post double digit 

touchdowns and interceptions. 

Porter played football for Wayne State where he was 

second team Div. II All-America. He was named All- 

Mission Conference for Palomar in 1995. 

Porter graduated from Crenshaw High School, 

where he competed in baseball (named first team All- 

City), football (second team All-City) and track. 

He graduated with a bachelor’s in business management 

from the University of Phoenix. 

Porter and his wife Tracy are expecting twins in the 

first part of November. 

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Off. Coor./QB’s 

1st year 


Justin 

WEBB 

Justin Webb is entering 

his 12th season as 

the Marauders’ athletic 

equipment assistant and 

his eighth as coordinator 

of football operations. 

As the coordinator 

of football operations, it 

is Webb’s job to act as a 

liaison for such nonfield 

necessities as marketing, 

transportation 

and team dining. He 

also assists in eligibility, 

student-athlete job 

placement and various 

other tasks. 

Webb was the 

equipment manager at 

LA Pierce College in 1993, before taking over the Marauder 

position. 

A graduate of Grant High School, where he played 

on the offensive and defensive line for the Lancers, Webb 

continued his education at LA Pierce. He played defensive 

line for the 1991 edition of the Brahmas, which 

played in a post-season bowl game. He then switched 

sides of the ball to play on the offensive line the next 

season. 

After spending two years in the security industry, 

Webb returned to athletics as defensive line coach for LA 

Pierce in 1996. He then became the offensive line coach 

for then Brahma coach Bill Norton. Both left the squad 

after the 1998 season. In 1999, while Norton became an 

assistant coach at AVC, Webb moved on to LA Valley as 

the defensive end coach and recruiting coordinator. 

He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal 

studies from Cal State Bakersfield 

in 2009 and a Master of 

Science degree in physical 

education from Azusa Pacific 

University in 2011. 

In 2003, Webb took on 

the role of “family man,” and 

cared for and was guardian 

for his sister Lauren Brady 

(23) who graduated from the 

University of Hawai’i and his 

brother Larry Brady Jr. (25) 

who played for the Marauders 

in 2005 and is the father of two 

year old Asher. 

Dir. FB Ops./Eqpt. 

12th year 

Jerry 

LEWIS 

Considered by many 

to be one of the top 

community college 

athletic trainers in the 

country, Jerry Lewis 

begins his 41st year in 

that capacity at AVC and 

as the “Hardest Working 

Man at Antelope Valley 

College.” 

As testimony of what 

he means to Marauder 

Athletics, the Antelope 

Valley Press named him 

16th on it’s Top 20 who 

shaped AVC Athletics. 

As testimony to what he means to AVC and the teaching 

profession, Lewis was named AVC’s 2002-03 Scholar in 

Residence. 

The athletic trainer is in charge of taking care of the 

medical needs of AVC’s athletes, including prevention and 

therapy. 

He was one of the first in California to be certified by 

the National Athletic Trainers Association and in 1998 he 

contributed to a book entitled “Sports Injuries and Illnesses: 

Their Prevention and Treatment.” 

Lewis, who received his master’s in applied kiniseology 

at CSU Northridge in 1988, was also a trainer in the 1984 

Olympics held in Los Angeles. Lewis worked at the 

cycling, track and marathon venues during those games. 

A graduate of San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara, 

Lewis received 

his bachelor’s 

degree from 

Fresno State in 

1969. In 1972, 

Lewis received 

his Emergency 

Medical 

Technician 

certificate 

and became a 

certified athletic 

trainer in 1978. 

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Athletic Trainer 

41st year 


To Los Angeles International Airport / LAX 

Lancaster Palmdale Acton Sand Canyon/ Arrive @ LAX 

Newhall 

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From Los Angeles International Airport / LAX 

Depart @ LAX Sand Canyon/ Acton Palmdale Lancaster 

Newhall 

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Chiropractic/Rehab/P.T. 

Daniel Massari, D.C. 

Tony Smith, D.C. 

Travis Studt, D.C. 

Drew Hartenstein, P.T. 

Troy McIntosh, D.C 

949-6649 

936 W Ave J-4 Lancaster 

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PERSONAL: Born Jose Juan 

Avina on 8-10-91 in Los 

Alamitos...majoring in criminal 

justice. 

BURROUGHS: Played two 

years of football for the Burros, 

which are coached by 

Matt Gracey…named 

first team All-Desert Sky 

League as a senior…competed 

in one season of wrestling. 

Jose Avina 

OL, 6-0, 245, SO 

Ridgecrest (Burroughs ‘10) 

72 

Brandon Buteyn 

WR, 5-11, 180, SO 

Lancaster (Paraclete ‘09) 

PERSONAL: Born Brandon 

Scott Buteyn on 4-19-91 in 

Burbank...majoring in broadcasting. 

PARACLETE: Played three 

years of football for the 

Spirits, which are coached by 

Norm Dahlia…named first 

41 

team All-Olympic League 

as a senior…named second 

team All-OL as a junior… 

competed in two years of track…played one season of 

basketball. 

Kevin Cherry 

WR, 6-1, 190, SO 

Lake LA (Littlerock ‘09) 

RECEIVING 

GP Rec Yds Yd/R TD Lg Y/G 

2 6 93 15.5 0 35 46.5 

PERSONAL: Born Kevin 

Arlese Cherry on 2-12-91 in 

Oxnard...majoring in business 

administration. 

LITTLEROCK: Played football 

for the Lobos, which were 

coached by current AVC assistant 

coach James Vondra. 

82 

RECEIVING 


8 4 39 9.8 0 19 4.9 

PERSONAL: Born Jeremy 

Darnell Clark on 1-20-91 in 

Lancaster...currently undecided 

on a major. 

QUARTZ HILL: Played one 

year of football for the Rebels, 

which are coached by Pat 

Degnan…named second 

18 

team All-Golden League 

as a senior. 

AVC 2010: Started in the last 

nine games of the season for the Marauders 

20 

Jeremy Clark 

TE, 6-3, 215, SO 

Lancaster (Quartz Hill ‘09) 

RECEIVING 


8 5 46 9.2 0 27 5.8 


Luis Corona 

OL, 6-2, 295, SO 

Lancaster (Highland ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Luis 

Manuel Esqueda Corona on 

2-27-92 in Jalisco, MEX...currently 

undecided on a major. 

HIGHLAND: Played two 


Bulldogs, which are coached 

by Randy Block…named 

53 

second team All-Golden 

League as a senior. 

AVC 2010: Started the last 

five games of the season at left tackle 

Anthony Crane 

DL, 6-3, 225, SO 

Palmdale (Palmdale ‘09 

PERSONAL: Born Anthony 

Byron Crane on 3-1-91... 

majoring in administration of 

justice. 

PALMDALE: Played three 

years of football for the Falcons, 


Jeff Williams…named first 

90 


as a junior and senior… 

played three years of baseball…named 

first team All-GL as a senior…named 

second team All-GL as a junior. 

DEFENSE 

GP UT AT TOT TFL-Yds Sk-Yds Int-Yds BkU HUR FR-Yds PTS 

1 0 1 0.5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 1.0 

Isaiah Culver 

WR, 5-11, 185, SO 

Palmdale (Quartz Hill ‘09) 

PERSONAL: Born Isaiah 

Allen Culver on 1-24-91 in 

Lancaster...majoring in kinesiology. 

QUARTZ HILL: Played 

four years of football for the 

Rebels, which are coached by 

Pat Degnan…named first 

17 



named second team All-GL as 

a sophomore…played four years of basketball. 

AVC 2010: Started the first four games of the season. 

RECEIVING 


9 18 228 12.7 1 26 25.3 

PERSONAL: Born Anthony 

John D’Errico on 8-12-92 in 

Burbank...currently undecided 

on a major. 

QUARTZ HILL: Played 

three years of football for the 

Rebels, which are coached by 

Pat Degnan…named first 

55 



team All-GL as a junior… 

competed in one season of wrestling. 

AVC 2010: Started the last two games of the season 

21 

Anthony D’Errico 

LB, 6-0, 210, SO 

Lancaster (Quartz Hill ‘10) 

DEFENSE 


8 5 12 11 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0-0 26.0 


Jeremy Evans 

WR, 6-0, 195, SO 

Palmdale (Littlerock ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Jeremy 

Thomas Evans on 7-31-92 

in Los Angeles...majoring in 

business. 

LITTLEROCK: Played four 


Lobos, which are coached by 

Robert Watts…named first 

80 




played four years of basketball…played two years of 

baseball. 

AVC 2010: Started the last six games of the season... 

Marauders No. 3 receiver. 

Chamari Fowler 

DB, 6-2, 175, SO 

Las Vegas, NV (Las Vegas ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Chamari 

Jamil Fowler on 2-21-92 in 

Las Vegas...majoring in automotive 

technology. 

LAS VEGAS: Played two 

years of football for the Wildcats, 


Chris Faircloth. 

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RECEIVING 


9 24 350 14.6 1 38 38.9 

DEFENSE 


8 5 6 8 0.5-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 16.0 

Khristian Guillory 

DB, 5-10, 175, SO 

Palmdale (Palmdale ‘08) 

PERSONAL: Born Khristian 

Deshawn Guillory on 12-3-89 


political science. 




Jeff Williams…named All- 

5 

CIF Western Division as a 

senior…named first team 

All-Golden League as a junior 

and senior. 

VENTURA 2008: Played in two games for the Pirates 

and had three tackles, two of them solos. 

PERSONAL: Born Kenny 

James Harman on 4-23-91 


criminal law. 

ANTELOPE VALLEY: Played 


Antelopes, which are coached 

by Brett Pape…competed 

3 

in one season a track and 

one of basketball. 

AVC 2010: Named first team 

All-Central West...led the Marauders in both receiving 

and scoring with seven TDs. 

22 

Kenny Harmon 

WR, 6-0, 170, SO 

Lancaster (Antelope Valley ‘09) 

RECEIVING 


10 38 460 12.1 7 50 46.0 


Ronald Henderson 

DB, 6-0, 180, SO 


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PERSONAL: Born Daniel A. 

Smith Allen on 10-6-88 in Pacoima...majoring 

in computer 

graphics. 

Juan Hernandez 

OL, 6-2, 295, SO 


PERSONAL: Born Juan Valentin 

Hernandez on 4-14-92 in 

Lancaster...majoring in software 

development. 

PALMDALE: Played four 


Falcons, which are coached 

by Jeff Williams…named 


League as a senior… 

played golf one season. 

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DEFENSE 


9 5 5 7.5 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0-0 17.0 

John Howard III 

DB, 6-1, 190, SO 

Jacksonville, FL (Robert E Lee ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born John H. 

Howard III on 9-30-91 in 

Jacksonville, FL...majoring in 

fire science. 

LEE: Played four years of 

football for the Generals, 

which are coached by Myrick 

Anderson. 

AVC 2010: Started against 

14 Canyons 

DEFENSE 


9 8 9 12.5 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 1 0-0 34.0 

23 

Henry Humphrey 

DL, 5-8, 205, SO 


97 

PERSONAL: Born Henry Allen 

Humphrey Jr. on 9-6-90 in 

Los Angeles...currently undecided 

on a major. 

DEFENSE 


1 1 0 1 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 0 0-0 7.0 


TJ Kelly 

DB, 5-11, 185, SO 


PERSONAL: Born on 8-2-90 

in Panorama City...majoring in 

business. 


football for the Antelopes, 

which are coached by Brett 

Pape. 

AVC 2009: Played in eight 

games. 

4 

BJ Leroy III 

DL, 6-1, 225, SO 

Newhall (Golden Valley ‘09) 

PERSONAL: Born Benjamin 

James LeRoy III on 11-9-91 in 

Compton...majoring in physical 

science. 

GOLDEN VALLEY: Played 


Grizzlies, which are coached 

by John Quam…named 

98 

second team All-Foothill 


played two years of baseball. 

AVC 2010: Started the first six games of the season 

for the Marauders. 

DEFENSE 


8 3 3 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 9.0 

DEFENSE 


10 2 6 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 0-0 21.0 

Cody Lloyd 

DL, 6-1, 195, SO 

Rosamond (Rosamond ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Cody 

D. Lloyd on 11-5-91 in 

Lancaster...majoring in business. 

ROSAMOND: Played one 

year of football for the Roadrunners, 


George Esquer…played 

two years of basketball… 

played one season of baseball. 

95 

PERSONAL: Born Nicholas 

Devan Lloyd on 11-5-91 in 

Lancaster...majoring in kinesiology. 

ROSAMOND: Played three 

years of football for the Roadrunners, 


George Esquer…named 

35 

first team All-High desert 


named second team All-HDL 

as a junior…played three years of baseball. 

24 

Nicholas Lloyd 

LB, 6-1, 190, SO 

Rosamond (Rosamond ‘10) 

DEFENSE 


8 0 4 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 4.0 


Lonnie Parish 

LB, 6-0, 215, SO 

Lancaster (Lancaster ‘09) 

PERSONAL: Born Lonnie L. 

Parish on 7-17-91 in Los Angeles...majoring 

in history. 



Antelopes, which are coached 

by Brett Pape…named first 


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wrestled three years. 

AVC 2010:Started nine games for the Marauders 

Antonio Robinson 

OL, 6-3, 290, SO 

Daytona Beach, FL (Mainland ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Antonio 

K. Robinson on 12-13-90 in 

Daytona Beach, FL...majoring 

in business. 

MAINLAND: Played football 

for the Buccaneers, which are 

coached by John Maronto. 

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DEFENSE 


10 20 30 35 7.5-37 4-26 0-0 0 7 1-4 114.0 

Al Staten Jr. 

DB, 5-11, 195, SO 


PERSONAL: Born Alford 

Jerome Staten on 3-28-86 in 

Daytona Beach, FL...majoring 

in accounting. 

MAINLAND: Played football 

for the Buccaneers, which are 

coached by John Maronto. 

AVC 2010: Started the last 

eight games of the season 

2 

DEFENSE 


9 43 19 52.5 4.5-13 0-0 0-0 1 0 1-0 117.0 

Kyle Steffes 

K/P, 6-3, 160, SO 

Lancaster (Paraclete ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Kyle 

Douglas Steffes on 4-14-92 in 

Lancaster...majoring in respiratory 

therapy. 

PARACLETE: Played two 


Spirtis, which are coached by 

Norm Dahlia…named All- 

40 

CIF Mid Valley Division 


named first team All-Olympic 

League as a junior and senior…played soccer three 

years…named first team All-OL as a sophomore and 

junior 

AVC 2010: Played in seven games and had two tackles. 

DEFENSE 


7 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 3.0

Kenny Steward 

RB, 5-8, 170, SO 


PERSONAL: Born Kenneth 

Donnell Steward...majoring in 

sports medicine. 

MAINALND: Played two years 

of football for the Buccaneers, 

which are coached by John Maronto. 

AVC 2010: Started in two 

games. 

1 

Ian Swift 

LB, 6-1, 210, SO 

Lancaster (Eastside ‘09) 

PERSONAL: Born Ian Swift 

on 9-20-91 in Lancaster...majoring 

in physical science. 

EASTSIDE: Played two years 

of football for the Lions, 

which are coached by Steve 

Lockhart…named first team 

All-Golden League as a junior…named 

second team 

48 

All-GL as a senior. 

AVC 2009: Played in seven 

games and had two tackles. 

RUSHING 

GP RA YG YL TY AVG TD LG YD/G 

7 37 140 10 130 3.5 0 21 18.6 

Benjamin Watts 

DB, 6-2, 205, SO 

Lancaster (Littlerock ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Benjamin 

McKeon Watts on 10-19-92 

in Lancaster...currently undecided 

on a major…son of 

Marauder coach Joe Watts. 

LITTLEROCK: Played three 

years of football for the Lobos, 

which are coached 

15 

by Robert Watts…named 


League as a senior. 


DEFENSE 


9 1 3 4 0.5-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 5.0 

Marques White 

TE, 6-1, 215, SO 

Palmdale (Quartz Hill ‘10) 

PERSONAL: Born Marques 

Alexander White on 6-26-91 

in San Jose...majoring in respiratory 

therapy. 

HIGHLAND: Played two 

years of football for the Bulldogs, 


Randy Block…competed 

87 

in one season of track. 

DEFENSE 


8 4 2 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 15.0 

RECEIVING 


1 2 24 12.0 1 19 24.0

Donald Williams 

LB, 6-0, 225, SO 


PERSONAL:Born Donald 

Ray Williams Jr. on 12-17-90 

in Pasadena...majoring in the 

administration of justice. 




Jeff Williams…named first 

58 


as a junior and senior. 

AVC ‘09: had 12 tackles 

against West LA including two sacks. 


Dakota Woods 

DL, 6-3, 275, SO 

Smyrna, TN (Smyrna ‘09) 

PERSONAL: Born Dakota 

Donnell Woods on 12-12-89 

in Nashville, TN...majoring in 

criminal justice. 

SMYRNA: Played three years 

of football for the Bulldogs, 

which are coached by Matt 

Williams…named first 

91 

team All- 5A Region 4 as a 

senior. 

AVC 2010:Named second 

team All-Central West...started eight games, the last 

four at noseguard 

DEFENSE 


8 23 35 58 9.5-32 6.5-19 0-0 1 1 0-0 127.5 

DEFENSE 


10 24 25 36.5 15.5-68 8-49 0-0 0 1 1-3 125.0 

Duane Abney 

Dominique Albert 

DJ Anderson 

71 

PERSONAL: 

Born Duane 

David Abney 

II on 3-15-91 

in Bellflower... 

majoring 

in administration 

of justice. 

LANCASTER: Played four years 

of football for the Eagles, which 

are coached by Chad Shrout…. 

named second team All-Golden 

League as a sophomore, junior and 

senior. 

OL, 6-3, 290, FR, Lancaster (Lancaster ‘10) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Dominique 

Dion 

Albert on 

5-22- 

92 in 

29 Orlando, 

FL...currently 


WINTER PARK: Played three 


which are coached by Tim Shifflet…named 

second team All-6A 

as a senior. 

DB, 5-10, 185, FR, Orlando, FL (Winter Park ‘11) 

99 

PERSON- 

AL: Born 

Da’Josian 

Omar Anderson 

on 

4-12- 

93 in 

Lancaster...majoring in computer 

technology. 

LANCASTER: Played one year of 

football for the Eagles, which are 

coached by Chad Shrout…named 

second team All-Golden League as 

a sophomore. 

DL, 6-2, 335, FR, Lancaster (Lancaster ‘11)

Ermilo Arias 

Jose Arias 

Jamal Asaad 

PERSONAL: 

Born on 

3-29-93 in 

Bishop...majoring 

in 

business. 

94 BISHOP 

UNION: 

Played football for the Broncos, 

which are coached by Bill Egan. 

LB, 5-11, 215, FR, Bishop (Bishop Union ‘11) 

Vincent Avery Jr. 

10 

PERSONAL: 

Born Vincent 

Maurice Avery 

Jr. on 10- 

17-90 in 

Orlando, 

FL... 

currently 


WINTER PARK: Played four 


which are coached by Tim Shifflet…competed 

in four years of 

track. 

DB, 5-11, 170, FR, Orlando, FL (Winter Park ‘09) 

52 

PERSONAL: 

Born Jose 

Alfredo Arias 

on 12-9-91 in 

Bishop... 

28 

currently 

undecided 

on 

a major. 

BISHOP UNION: Played football 

for the Broncos, which are coached 

by Bill Egan. 

DL, 6-0, 265, FR, Bishop (Bishop Union ‘10) 

Brandon Baker 

33 

PERSONAL: 

Born Brandon 

Christopher 

Baker 

on 3-18- 

93 in Las 

Vegas, 

NV... 

majoring in business. 

ARBOR VIEW: Played two years 

of football for the Aggies, which 

are coached by Don Barnson… 

named first team All-Sunset 4A 

as a senior…played three years of 

lacrosse. 

LB, 6-2, 230, FR, Las Vegas, NV (Arbor View ‘11) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Jamal 

hasan Asaad 

on 5-14-92 in 

Stockton...majoring 

in 16 

nursing. 

QUARTZ HILL: Played three 

years of football for the Rebels, 

which are coached by Pat Degan… 


League as a senior…played baseball 

as well. 

Eric Baker 

46 

PERSONAL: 

Born Eric Tymond 

Baker 

on 9-22-90 in 

Deland, 

FL...majoring 

in 

marketing. 

WARNER: Played four years of 

football for the Eagles, which are 

coached by Andy Price…played 

four years of basketball…competed 

in three years of track. 

TE, 6-3, 205, FR, Lancaster (Quartz Hill ‘10) 

LB, 5-10, 210, FR, Daytona Beach, FL (Warner ‘10) 


Nick Balbaneda 

Joshua Black 

Roy Blake 

PERSONAL: 

Born Nicholas 

John 

Balbaneda 

on 7-29- 

91 in 

68 Lancaster 

...majoring 

in administration of justice. 

EASTSIDE: Played four years 

of football for the Lions, which 

are coached by Steve Lockhart… 

played three years of baseball… 

played on year of volleyball. 

OL, 6-2, 305, FR, Lancaster (Eastside ‘09) 

Delonte Brooks 

36 

PERSONAL: 

Born Joshua 

D. Black on 

3-24-93 in 

Inglewood... 

majoring 

in business. 

LANCASTER: Competed in one 

season of track. 

Frank Brown 

LB, 5-6, 215, FR, Lancaster (Lancaster ‘11) 

x 

49 

LB, 6-2, 195, FR, Fort White, FL (Fort White ‘10) 

Chris Buchanan 

PERSONAL: 

Born Delonte 

Antonio 

Brooks on 

11-2-92 

in Washington 

21 

DC... 

majoring in business management. 

LACKEY: Played three years of 

football for the Chargers, which 

are coached by Douglas Lamb… 

named first team All-Southern 

Maryland Athletic Conference as 

a senior…competed in three years 

of track. 

DB, 5-10, 165, FR, Temple Hills, MD (Lackey ‘11) 

29 

PERSONAL: 

Born Frank 

Deshields 

Brown on 

9-17-93 

29 

in Annapolis, 

MD... 


BURROUGHS: Played four years 

of football for the Burros, which 

are coached by Matt Gracey… 

named first team All-Desert Sky 

League as a senior…named second 

team All-DSL as a junior…played 

two years of baseball…competed 

in one year of track and field. 

RB, 6-0, 230, FR, Ridgecrest (Burroughs ‘11) 

20 

PERSONAL: 

Born Christopher 

William 

Buchanan on 

1-11-92 

at Fort 

Hood, 

TX... 

majoring in athletic training. 

DESERT: Played three years of 

football for the Scorpions, which 

are coached by Chris Hinton… 

named first team All-High Desert 

League as a junior and senior… 

named first team All-HDL as a 

sophomore…competed in track 

three years. 

RB, 5-10, 165, FR, California City (Desert ‘10) 


Hector Castaneda 

Chris Collins 

Cameron Coon 

34 

PERSONAL: 

Born Hector 

Johnathon 

Castaneda on 

10-18-92 

in Granda 

Hills... 

majoring 

in fire science. 

KENNEDY: Played three years of 

football for the Cougars, which are 

coached by Dion Lambert. 

LB, 5-10, 200, FR, Mission Hills (Kennedy ‘10) 

Michael Cooper 

13 

PERSONAL: 

Born Avery 

Michael 

Cooper on 

3-5-1989 

in Toledo, 

OH... 

majoring 

in kinesiology. 

CANYON: Played three years of 

football for the Cowboys, which 

were coached by Harry Welch… 

played on the 2006 state championship 

team. 

PIERCE: Played in 10 games for 

the Brahmas in 2007, catching 

63 passes for 765 yards and eight 

touchdowns…his 6.3 receptions a 

game was ninth in the state. 

WR, 5-9, 180, SO, Canyon Country (Canyon ‘07/Pierce) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Christopher 

Michael 

Collins on 

3-30- 

93 in 

88 Lancaster 

...majoring 

in letter, arts and sciences. 

DESERT CHRISTIAN: Played 

four years of football for the 

Knights, which are coached by 

Israel Ifeanychukwu…named first 

team All-Desert Mountain League 

as a senior. 

Marco Crete 

85 

PERSONAL: 

Born Marco 

Santos Crete 

on 3-20-92 in 

Phoenix, 

30 

AZ... 

currently 

undecided 

on a major. 

ARBOR VIEW: Played one year 



named first team All-Sunset 4A 

as a senior…played two years of 

lacrosse. 

WR, 6-1, 185, FR, Lancaster (Desert Christian ‘11) 

WR, 5-10, 165, FR, Las Vegas, NV (Arbor View ‘11) 

9 

PERSONAL: 

Born Cameron 

Roy Coon 

on 12-3-90 in 

Pleasanton... 

majoring 

in social 

sciences. 

FOOTHILL: Played football for 

the Falcons, which are coached by 

Matt Sweeney…played baseball as 

well. 

CANYONS: Played in five games 

for the Cougars, going two for six 

for 20 yards passing. 

67 

PERSONAL: 

Born Gareth 

Huw Daniel 

on 12-17-92 

in Anaheim... 

currently 

undecided 

on a major. 




played four years of lacrosse… 

wrestled one season. 

QB, 6-4, 215, SO, Pleasanton (Foothill ‘09/Canyons) 

Gareth Daniel 

OL, 6-3, 310, FR, Las Vegas, NV (Arbor View ‘11) 


Mariano Del Real 

PERSONAL: 

Born Mariano 

Alejandro 

Del Real on 

5-19-93 

in Las 

75 Vegas, 

NV...currently 


ARBOR VIEW: Played football 

for the Aggies, which are coached 

by Don Barnson…also played 

lacrosse and wrestled. 

Carlos Diaz 

DL, 6-4, 260, FR, Las Vegas, NV (Arbor View ‘11) 

Edwin Delva 

96 

PERSONAL: 

Born Edwin 

Leon Delva 

on 1-30-92 in 

Miami, 

FL...majoring 

in 

management. 

NORTH MIAMI BEACH: Played 

four years of football for the Chargers, 

which are coached by Jeff 

Bertani. 

DL, 6-3, 280, FR, N. Miami Beach, FL (N. Miami Beach ‘10) 

Derrick Dison 

Ryan Derrick 

11 

PERSONAL: 

Born Ryann 

Sean Derrick 

on 3-8-93 in 

Mesa, 

AZ... 

currently 

undecided 

on a major. 

RALSTON VALLEY: Played three 

years of football for the Mustangs, 

which are coached by Matt Lloyd. 

DB, 5-10, 195, FR, Arvada, CO (Ralston Valley ‘11) 

Sathian Duffie 

39 

PERSONAL: 

Born on 

9-5-90 in 

Lancaster... 

majoring 

in 

criminal 

justice. 

P/K, 5-10, 165, FR, Van Nuys (Gates ‘10) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Derrick 

Pernell Disson 

Jr. on 12- 

14-92 in 

Norfolk, 

6 VA...$. 

BUR- 

ROUGHS: Played four years of 

football for the Burros, which are 

coached by Matt Gracey…named 

first team All-Desert Sky League 

as a senior…named second team 

All-DSL as a junior…played three 

years of basketball…competed in 

three years of track. 

QB, 6-0, 170, FR, Ridgecrest (Burroughs ‘11) 

x 

59 

DL, 6-0, 250, FR, Orlando, FL (Winter Park ‘10) 

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Sean Duffy 

Andy Flores 

Dervon Francis 

12 

PERSONAL: 

Born Sean 

Thomas 

Duffy on 12- 

7-90 in 

San Fernando... 

currently 


LITTLEROCK: Played two years 

of football for the Lobos, which 

were coached by Robert Watts… 

named first team All-Golden 

League as a senior…named second 

team All-GL as a junior. 

QB, 6-1, 190, FR, Littlerock (Littlerock ‘09) 

Derek Gibbons 

DL, 6-2, 250, FR, Palmdale (Pete Knight ‘10) 

Dominick Glenn 

22 

PERSONAL: 

Born Dervon 

Deshauni 

Francison 

1-1-92 

in St. 

Thomas, 

JAM... 


LITTLEROCK: Played three years 

of football for the Lobos, which 

were coached by Robett Watts… 


League as a junior and senior. 

Nick Glenn 

RB, 5-8, 190, FR, Littlerock (Littlerock ‘10) 

86 

PERSONAL: 

Born Derek 

Michael 

Gibbons on 

8-1992 

in Pason, 

AZ... 

majoring 

in sports medicine. 



are coached by Don Barnson. 

TE, 6-2, 180, FR, Las Vegas, NV (Arbor View ‘11) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Andy 

Jonathan 

Flores on 

9-19-91 

in Los 

77 Angeles... 

majoring 

in letters, arts and sciences. 

PETE KNIGHT: Played one year 

of football for the Hawks, which 

are coached by Corey Guilfoos… 

competed in one season of wrestling. 

PERSONAL: 

Born Lewis 

Dominick 

Glenn on 

8-4-92 in 

Hermitage, 

TN... 93 

majoring 

in business management. 

SMYRNA: Played two years of 

football for the Bulldogs, which 

are coached by Matt Williams. 

32 

DL, 6-1, 240, FR, Nashville, TN (Smyrna ‘11) 

27 

PERSONAL: 

Born Nicolas 

A. Glenn on 

11-14-91 in 

Dublin, 

GA... 

majoring 

in sports 

business management. 

DUBLIN: Played football for the 

Fighting Irish, which are coached 

by Roger Holmes…named second 

team All-AA Region 3. 

DB, 5-11, 190, FR, Dublin, GA (Dublin ‘11) 


William Hawkins 

38 

PERSONAL: 

Born William 

Wesley 

Hawkins on 

8-3-93 

in San 

Pedro... 

majoring 

in sports medicine. 

CALIFORNIA CITY: Played two 

years of football for the Ravens, 

which are coached by Daniel Williford…named 

first team All-High 

Desert League as a junior and 

senior…played four years of soccer…named 

first team All-HDL 

as a senior…played two years of 

baseball. 

P/K, 6-0, 180, FR, California City (California City ‘11) 

Michael Lowder Jr. 

Reggie Heard 

26 

PERSONAL: 

Born Reggie 

Isiah Heard 

on 8-10-92 

in Los 

Angeles... 

majoring 

in child 

development. 

BORON: Played three years of 

football for the Bobcats, which are 

coached by Todd Fink…named 

first team All-Desert Mountain 

League as a sophomore, junior 

and senior…played four years of 

basketball…named first team All- 

DML as a sophomore, junior and 

senior. 

WR, 5-9, 160, FR, Boron (Boron ‘11) 

Kasey Marsh II 

Zach Lewis 

28 

PERSONAL: 

Born Zachary 

Derron Lewis 

on 8-6-92 in 

Gainesville, 

FL... 

majoring 

in business. 

FORT WHITE: Played one year of 

basketball for the Indians…competed 

in two years of weightlifting 

and one season of track and field. 

LB, 6-0, 175, FR, Fort White, FL (Fort White ‘10) 

Tyler McBride 

31 

PERSONAL: 

Born Michael 

Alan Lowder 

Jr. on 7-10- 

93 in 

Lancaster...currently undecided on 

a major. 

TEHACHAPI: Played one year of 

football for the Warriors, which 

are coached by Steve Denman… 

named first team All-South Sequoia 

League as a senior…named 

second team All-CIF Division II 

as a senior…the Warriors won the 

CIF Division II championship in 

his senior year…competed in two 

years of track. 

DB, 5-10, 170, FR, Tehachapi (Tehachapi ‘11) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Kasey 

Edward 

Marsh II on 

4-17-93 

in Northridge... 

60 

majoring 

in radiological technology. 

LANCASTER: Played three years 


are coached by Chad Shrout… 

competed in two seasons of wrestling 

and track. 

33 

DL, 5-11, 235, FR, Lancaster (Lancaster ‘11) 

47 

PERSONAL: 

Born Tyler 

Ja’Von 

McBride on 

9-1-93 

in Long 

Beach... 

majoring 

in engineering. 

EASTSIDE: Played three years of 

football for the Lions, which are 

coached by Richard Lear…named 

second team All-Golden League 

as a junior and senior…competed 

in track and field three years… 

wrestled one season. 

LB, 5-10, 240, FR, Lancaster (Eastside ‘11) 


Howard McIntosh 

LB, 5-10, 195, FR, Lancaster (Antelope Valley ‘11) 

PERSONAL: 

Born Howard 

Leonard 

McIntosh on 

8-8-92 

in Los 

44 Angeles... 

majoring 

in administration of justice. 


three years of football for the Antelopes, 

which are coached by Brad 

Pape…named first team All-Golden 

League as a junior and senior. 

Kendrick Nelson 

Luddim Montenegro Jr 

66 

PERSONAL: 

Born Luddim 

Leonel Montenegro 

Jr. on 

4-23-88 

in Los 

Angeles... 

currently 


WILSON: Played two years of 

football for the Mules, which are 

coached by Eddie Martinez. 

Kris O’Neal 

OL, 6-1, 325, FR, Los Angeles (Wilson ‘06) 

DJ Moss 

PERSONAL: 

Born Drexell 

Sebastian 

Moss on 

1-29-93 

in Hollywood, 

54 

FL... 

majoring in criminal justice. 

WINTER PARK: Played two years 

of football for the Wildcats, which 

are coached by Tim Shifflet. 

OL, 6-0, 270, FR, Orlando, FL (Winter Park ‘11) 

Emmanuel Osuchukwu 

PERSONAL: 

Born Kendrick 

Lamont 

Nelson on 

10-16- 

91...majoring 

in 51 

business. 

QUARTZ HILL: Played one year 

of football for the Rebels, which 

are coached by Pat Degan…competed 


DL, 6-0, 230, FR, Palmdale (Quartz Hill ‘10) 

43 

PERSONAL: 

Born Kristopher 

Bernard 

O’Neal on 

5-18-92 

34 

in Dublin, 

GA... 

majoring 

in physical education. 

DUBLIN: Played football for the 

Fighting Irish, which are coached 

by Roger Holmes. 

LB, 6-0, 230, FR, Dublin, GA (Dublin ‘11) 

23 

PERSONAL: 

Born Onyekachi 

Osuchukwu 

on 3-11- 

91 in 

Washington 

DC... 

majoring in social sciences. 

LACKEY: Played two years of 

football for the Chargers, which 

are coached by Doug Lamb. 

CANYONS: Played in 10 games 

for the Cougars…rushed for 335 

yards on 53 attempts, including 

a long of 56 yards – which was 

against the Marauders…scored 

three touchdowns on the season. 

RB, 5-10, 185, SO, Temple Hills, MD (Lackey ‘09/ 


John Porter 

PERSONAL: 

Born Jonathan 

J. Porter 

on 8-2-92 in 

Anchorage, 

AK... 

92 majoring 

in health. 

TEHACHAPI: Played two years of 

football for the Warriors, which are 

coached by Steve Denman…competed 

in two years of wrestling. 

Mike Smith 

DL, 6-2, 235, FR, Tehachapi (Tehachapi ‘11) 

Manny Sandoval 

x 

42 

DB, 5-10, 180, FR, Manassas, VA (Stonewall Jackson ‘11) 

Melvin Stovall 

Daron Smith 

74 

PERSONAL: 

Born Daron 

R. Smith on 

2-14-92 in 

Syracuse, 

NY...majoring 

in 

criminal 

justice. 

BURROUGHS: Played football for 

the Burros, which are coached by 

Matt Gracey. 

OL, 6-5, 340, FR, Ridgecrest (Burroughs ‘10) 

Jordan Stowers 

37 

PERSONAL: 

Born Michael 

De’Jon Smith 

on 7-8-89 

in Fox 

Hills... 

majoring 

in administration 

of justice. 

GRIZZLY YOUTH: Played four 

years of basketball and competed 


DB, 6-3, 190, FR, Watts (Grizzly Youth ’07) 

84 

PERSONAL: 

Born Melvin 

Marquise 

Stovall on 

1-11-93 

35 

in Los 

Angeles... 

majoring 

in business. 

LANCASTER: Played three years 




League as a junior and senior… 

played two years of basketball… 

named first team All-GL as a 

senior…competed in one season of 

track. 

WR, 6-0, 190, FR, Lancaster (Lancaster ‘11) 

79 

PERSONAL: 

Born Jordan 

Taylor Stowers 

on 12- 

10-90 in 

Lancaster...currently undecided on 

a major. 

HIGHLAND: Played one year of 

football for the Bulldogs, which 

are coached by Troy Jackson. 

DL, 6-2, 255, FR, Palmdale (Highland ‘11) 


Steven Taft 

25 

PERSONAL: 

Born Steven 

Devonté Taft 

on 4-16-93 

in Winter 

Park, 

FL... 

majoring 

in business. 

WINTER PARK: Played two years 

of football for the Wildcats, which 

are coached by Tim Shifflet. 

DB, 5-8, 150, FR, Winter Park, FL (Winter Park ‘11) 

Jeff Terry 

8 

PERSONAL: 

Born Jeffery 

VonKeith 

Terry on 

4-18-90 

in Orlando, 

FL... 

majoring 

in architecture. 

WINTER PARK: Played four 


which are coached by Tim 

Shiffley…played one season of 

lacrosse…named first team All- 

District 10 as a senior…wrestled 

one season. 

CANYONS: Played three games 

for the Cougars in 2009 recording 

four tackles – two solo and two 

Richard Valdez 

DB, 6-1, 190, SO, Orlando, FL (Winter Park ‘09/Canyons) 

Mike Williams 

Dorius Tibbs 

82 

PERSONAL: 

Born Darius 

Marquis 

Tibbs on 

4-2-90 in 

Leesburg, 

VA... 

majoring 

in physical education. 

HERITAGE: Played two years of 

football for the Pride, which were 

coached by Wes Driskill…named 

second team All-Dulles AA as a 

senior…competed in two years of 

track. 

WR, 6-2, 195, FR, Leesburg, VA (Heritage ‘08) 

70 

PERSONAL: 

Born Richard 

Steven 

Valdez on 

4-6-93 in 

Canyon 

Country... 

majoring 

in science. 

CANYON: Played four years of 

football for the Cowboys, which 

are coached by Chris Varner. 

OL, 6-1, 320, FR, Canyon Country (Canyon ‘11) 

19 

PERSONAL: 

Born Michael 

James 

Williams on 

4-15-92 

in Newark, 

NJ... 

majoring 

in kinesiology. 

LANCASTER: Played two years 




League as a senior…competed in 

two years of track. 

SANTA MONICA: Played in three 

games for the Corsairs, and had 

four tackles – three of them solo. 

WR, 6-0, 195, SO, Lancaster (Lancaster ‘10/Santa Monica)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - Game 

RUSHING 

Most Rushes — 37 by Tony Reed vs. 

Cuesta, 1974 and by Steve Blanche, 

1977 

Most Net Yards — 305 by Lafayette 

Bailey vs. Southwestern, 1997 

GAME YR YDS OPP. 

1. Lafayette Bailey 1997 305 Sthwstrn 

2. Tony Reed 1974 291 Redwds 

3. Eddie Walker 1976 282 Cuesta 

4. DeAndrá Cobb 2001 280 SD Mesa 

5. Jim Johnson 1975 274 Merced 

6. Lafayette Bailey 1996 249 Rio Hondo 

7. Bob Keyes 1956 244 Palo Verde 

8. Jason Anderson 1999 243 Chaffey 

9. Lee Schramm 1972 239 Porterville 

Tony Reed 1974 239 Cuesta 

Longest Run From Scrimmage — 99 

by Bob Keyes vs. Palo Verde, 1956 

Most Touchdowns Rushing — 6 by 

Bob Keyes vs. Mira Costa, 1955 

PASSING 

Most Attempts —45 by Tracy 

Gallagher vs. Taft, 1979. 

Most Completions —28 by Jamar 

Culver vs. Reedley, 2002 and vs. Victor 

Valley, 2002 

Most Had Intercepted —5 by Larry 

Lindeen vs. Mira Costa, 1969 

Highest Percent Completed (Min 

15 att.) — .800 (20-25) by Larry 

Satterfield vs. Mira Costa, 1973 

Most Consecutive Completions — 15 

by Brad Norris vs. Chaffey, 1997 

Most Yards Gained —397 by Cory 

Allred vs. Mt. San Jacinto, 2001 

Most Touchdown Passes Thrown —5 

by Josh Firm at Santa Monica, 2009 

PASS RECEIVING 

Most Passes Caught — 13 by Jerome 

Wright vs. Southwestern, 2002 

Most Touchdown Passes Caught —3 

by Kenny Harmon vs. LA Harbor, 2010 

Jason Anderson vs. Grossmont, 2001 

and by Troy Searcy vs. Victor Valley, 

1994, by Ross Brosius vs. Imperial 

Valley, 1968, by Steve Blanche, 1977 

and by Tom Crenshaw vs. Palo Verde, 

1954 

Longest Pass Play — 98 by Thomas 

Reimer from Marty Washington vs. East 

LA, 1990 

PUNTING 

Longest Punt — 74 by Doug Heldt vs. 

Kings River, 1985 

RETURNS 

Longest Punt Return —94 by Ken 

McMillan vs. Merced, 1973 

Most Punt Returns For Touchdowns 

— 2 by Tony Reed vs. Mt. San Jacinto, 

1973 

Most Yards Punt Returns — 165 by 

Tony Reed vs. Mt. San Jacinto, 1973 

Longest Kickoff Return —100 by 

Tony Reed vs. Canyons, 1973 

Most Kick Returns For Touchdowns 

— 2 by Eddie Russ Jr. vs. West LA and 

vs. East LA, 2008 

Most Yards Kickoff Returns — 188 

by Eddie Russ Jr. vs. Canyons, 2008 

Game Opening Kick Return for 

Touchdown — 

2008 Eddie Russ Jr. Canyons, 91 

2008 Eddie Russ Jr. West LA, 78 

2008 Eddie Russ Jr. East LA, 81 

Longest Interception Return — 99 by 

Larry Weaver vs. Southern Utah, 1954 

Longest Fumble Return —74 by 

Victor McDonnell at Southwestern, 

1997 

Longest Interception Return on 

Conversion —100 by Jarod Dodson vs. 

Citrus, 1994 

SCORING 

Most Touchdowns —6 by Bob Keyes 

vs. Mira Costa, 1955 

Most Point Afters —9 by Joe Bertoni 

vs. LA City, 1976 

Longest Field Goal — 50 by Tim 

Dewberry vs. Glendale, 1984 

DEFENSE 

Most Tackles —20 by Ryan Lile vs. 

East LA, 1988 and by Mark Soger vs. 

Ventura, 1980 

Year Tkl Opponent 

1. Ryan Lile 1988 20 East LA 

Mark Soger 1980 20 Ventura 

3. Bobby Antee 1999 19 Southwestern 

Victor Dawkins 1988 19 Rio Hondo 

Dexter Nelson 1988 19 Rio Hondo 

Robert Hull 1978 19 Ventura 

Robert Hull 1978 19 Ventura 

7. Tim Feikert 1975 18 Cuesta 

P.J. Williams 1985 18 San Bern Val 

Mark Meade 1987 18 LA Valley 

Theron Egana 1989 18 Porterville 

Eric Leon 2007 18 Grossmont 

Kyle Swanson 2010 18 Santa Barbara 

Most Tackles for loss —7 by Chris 

Whitney at LA Southwest, 2008 

Most Sacks —6 by Chris Whitney at 

LA Southwest, 2008 

38 

INTERCEPTIONS 

Most Interceptions — 4 by Rod Murphy, 

1974 

DeAndrá Cobb 

Jerad Romo 

DeVon Stewart 

Brandon Eggerth 


TEAM RECORDS - Game 

RUSHING 

Most Rushes — 72 at San 

Bernardino Valley, 1998 -- 3 OTs 

Most Rushes (Regulation) -- 68 

at San Bernardino Valley, 1998 

-- 3 OTs 

Most Net Yards — 500 vs. Rio 

Hondo, 1996 

Most Touchdowns Rushing — 

11 vs. Victor Valley, 1968 

PASSING 

Most Attempts — 58 vs. Taft, 

1979 

Most Completions — 26 vs. 

Taft, 1979 

Most Had Intercepted — 5 vs. 

Mira Costa, 1969 

Highest Percent Completed 

(Min 15 att.) — 1.000 (15-15) 

vs. Chaffey, 1997 

Most Yards Gained — 397 vs. 

Mt. San Jacinto, 2001 

Most Touchdown Passes 

Thrown — 5 at Santa Monica, 

2009 

TOTAL OFFENSE 

Most Plays — 89 vs. Mt. San Jacinto, 

2001 

Most Yards — 654 vs. Rio Hondo, 

1996 

Most Yards per play — 9.8 (654 yds 

on 67 plays) vs. Rio Hondo, 1996 

Most Yards in a half -- 411 (First half) 

vs. Grossmont, 2001 

INTERCEPTIONS 

Most Interceptions — 5 , 2008 vs. 

Santa Monica, 2008 

SCORING 

Most Points — 80 vs. Victor Valley, 

1968 

MOST POINTS SCORED BY AVC 

OPPONENT YR AVC OPP 

1. Victor Valley 1968 80 6 


3. Palo Verde 1956 69 0 

4. MiraCosta 1955 68 0 

5. Santa Barbara 1959 65 20 

Desert 1981 65 0 


LA City 1976 63 8 

9. San Bern Val 2001 62 12 

10. Citrus 1996 61 27 

Most Points in a half — 49 vs. Desert, 

1981 

Most Touchdowns — 11 vs. Victor 


Most Point Afters — 9 vs. LA City, 

1976 

TEAM DEFENSE RUSHING 

Fewest Net Yards — -46 vs. Desert, 

1981 

Lowest Avg. Per Rush — -.6 vs. Victor 


TEAM DEFENSE FORWARD 

PASSING 

Fewest Yards — 24 vs. Imperial Valley, 

1959 

Most Sacks — 10 vs. East LA, 2008 

TEAM DEFENSE TOTAL 

DEFENSE 

Fewest Total Offense Yards — 21 vs. 

Desert, 1981 

Lowest Average Per Play — .48 vs. 

Desert, 1981 

TEAM DEFENSE 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Fewest Total First Downs — 5 vs. 

Desert, 1981 

Fewest First Downs Rushing — 1 vs. 

Victor Valley, 1987 

Most Opponents Fumbles — 11 vs. 

Porterville, 1955 

39 

MOST POINTS SCORED BY 

BOTH TEAMS 

OPPONENT YR AVC OPP TOT 

1. Victor Valley 2001 63 45 108 

2. LA Harbor 2010 48 53 101 

Grossmont 2003 49 52 101 



6. Mt. San Jacinto 1991 59 34 93 

7. Merced 1976 49 42 91 

Mt. San Jacinto 1999 42 49 91 

9. Citrus 1996 61 27 88 

10. Grossmont 1996 37 50 87 

Reedley 2002 41 46 87 

BIGGEST POINT SPREADS BY 

AVC 

OPPONENT YR AVC OPP Dif 



3. Palo Verde 1956 69 0 69 

4. MiraCosta 1955 68 0 68 

5. Desert 1981 65 0 65 

6. Edwards AFB 1983 60 0 60 

7. Carbon (UT) 1956 56 0 56 


9. LA City 1976 63 8 55 

Santa Monica 2009 55 0 55 

MOST POINTS SCORED 

AGAINST AVC 

OPPONENT YR AVC OPP 


2. Palo Verde 1950 0 66 

Grossmont 2002 7 66 

4. Bakersfield 2010 7 63 

5. Grossmont 2000 26 59 

6. Chaffey 2002 28 58 

7. Citrus 1950 6 56 

Glendale 1985 21 56 

9. Compton 1969 19 54 

Canyons 2008 14 54 

BIGGEST POINT SPREADS 

AGAINST AVC 

OPPONENT YR AVC OPP Dif 

1. Palo Verde 1950 0 66 66 

2. Grossmont 2002 7 66 59 

3. Bakersfield 2010 7 63 56 

4. Citrus 1950 6 56 50 

5. Saddleback 1982 0 49 49 

6. Reedley 1965 0 46 46 

7. Ventura 1969 0 44 44 

8. Occidental Fr 1950 0 41 41 

Saddleback 1981 0 41 41 



INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - Season 

RUSHING 

Most Rushes — 337 by Tony Reed, 

1974 

Most Net Yards — 1886 by Tony Reed, 

1974 

YR YDS 

1. Tony Reed 1974 1886 

2. Eddie Walker 1976 1564 

3. Bob Keyes 1956 1423 

4. Bob Keyes 1955 1200 

5. Albert Pinchem 1982 1137 

6. Jim Johnson 1975 1109 

7. DeAndrá Cobb 2001 1092 

8. Jamar Day 2003 1034 

9. Sylvester Brumfield 1986 1013 

10. Glenn Vereen 1988 1008 

Most Touchdowns rushing — 23 by 

Tony Reed, 1974 

PASSING 

Most Attempts — 367 by Jamar Culver, 

2002 

Most Completions — 197 by Jamar 

Culver, 2002 

Most Had Intercepted — 18 by Larry 

Lindeen, 1969 

Highest Percent Completed — .644 

(143-222) by Cory Allred, 2001 

YR PC PA PCT 

1. Cory Allred 2001 143 222 .644 

2. Jerad Romo 2003 125 206 .607 

3. Larry Satterfield 1973 71 123 .577 

4. Jamar Culver 2002 197 367 .537 

5. Josh Firm 2009 147 277 .531 

6. Shawn Sharp 1995 84 159 .528 

7. Keith Gainey 1987 88 168 .524 

8. Cory Allred 2000 123 236 .521 

9. Ryan Callahan 1992 83 160 .519 

10. Michael Gleich 1994 96 190 .505 

Most Yards Gained — 2346 by Jamar 

Culver, 2002 

YR PC PA YDS 

1. Jamar Culver 2002 197 367 2346 

2. Cory Allred 2001 143 222 2256 

3. Josh Firm 2009 147 277 1981 

4. Jerad Romo 2003 125 206 1731 

5. Cory Allred 2000 123 236 1508 

6. Marty Washington 1991 74 168 1489 

7. Ryan Callahan 1992 83 160 1458 

8. Marty Washington 1990 111 234 1448 

9. Michael Gleich 1994 96 190 1441 

10. Ron Chaplin 1985 67 138 1346 

Most Touchdown Passes Thrown — 20 

by Cory Allred, 2001 



Wright, 2002 

YR PC YDS AVG 

1. Jerome Wright 2002 76 1008 13.30 

2. James Laurence 2002 55 715 13.00 

3. Brandon Eggerth 2001 47 747 15.90 

4. Jerome Wright 2000 46 637 13.80 

5. Bill Hilliker 1978 44 477 10.84 

6. DeVon Stewart 2001 42 773 18.40 

7. Brandon Mims 2009 41 415 10.15 

8. Devan Mattox 2009 40 487 12.24 

9. Lamart Cooper 1992 39 833 21.40 

10. Jason Smith 2003 34 428 12.60 

Most Yards Gained — 1008 by Jerome 

Wright, 2002 

40 

Highest Yards per Reception Average 

— 30.65 (613 yards in 20 receptions) by 

Nate Williams, 1991 

(Min. 12 receptions) 

YR PC YDS AVG 

1. Nate Williams 1991 20 613 30.65 

2. Mike Hale 1977 14 361 25.79 

3. Doug Costa 1988 20 495 24.75 

4. Troy Searcy 1994 12 272 22.67 

5. Jim Cox 1953 32 718 22.44 

6. Tim Lewis 1985 25 547 21.90 

7. Doug Costa 1987 24 517 21.50 

8. Lamart Cooper 1992 39 833 21.40 

9. Duane Hellwig 1974 16 329 20.56 

10. Scott Turner 1989 14 270 19.29 

Most Touchdown Passes Caught — 10 

by DeVon Stewart, 2001 

PUNTING 

Highest Average — 42.4 (2330 in 55) 

by Carlos Nunez, 2002 

PUNT RETURNS 

Most Yards Punt Returns — 354 by 

Jason Anderson, 2001 

Best Average Punt Returns — 24.3 by 

Tony Reed, 1973 

KICKOFF RETURNS 

Most Yards Kick Returns — 769 by 

Eddie Russ Jr, 2008 

Best Average Kickoff Returns — 45.2 

(17-769) by Eddie Russ Jr, 2008 

Most Touchdowns by Kickoff Returns 

— 6 by Eddie Russ Jr, 2008 


SCORING 

Most Touchdowns — 23 by Tony Reed, 

1974 

Most Point Afters — 34 by Jim 

Hendrickson, 1974 

DEFENSE 

Most Tackles — 131 by Ryan Lile, 1988 

Yrs GP UT AT Tot 

1. Ryan Lile 1988 131 

2. Eric Leon 2007 10 73 57 130 

3. Matt Volpe 1989 11 76 53 129 

4. Eric Glover 1997 11 58 63 121 

5. Charley Wright 1990 11 69 41 110 

6. Jerry Smith 1974 108 

7. Brian Pereira 1996 10 62 45 107 

Bobby Antee 1999 10 46 61 107 

9. Darrin Berger 1983 106 

Robert Hull 1977 106 

Most Interceptions — 11 by Vern 

Valdez, 1954 and by Lee Fobbs, 1977 

Yrs GP Ints 

1. Lee Fobbs 1977 11 

Vern Valdez 1954 11 

3. John Johnson 1990 10 9 

4. Lee Fobbs 1978 7 

Tony Upshaw 1993 11 7 

Wilson Hookfin 1991 10 7 

7. Jerry Jones 1997 11 6 

8. Ronald Bryant 1991 9 5 

Junior Masco 2000 10 5 

Most Sacks — 11 by Daron Rodgers, 

1990 and 1991 

Most Tackles — 17 by Chris Whitney, 

2008 

Most Defensive Points† — 424 by Eric 

Leon, 2007 

Year GP Pnts 

1. Eric Leon 2007 10 424 

2. Anthony Diggs 2001 10 413 

3. Daron Rodgers 1991 11 374 

4. Matt Volpe 1989 11 362 

5. Charley Wright 1990 11 334 

6. Daron Rodgers 1990 11 310 

7. Brian Pereira 1996 10 299 

Eric Nickols 1996 10 299 

9. Wilbert Reed 1994 10 287 

10. Richard Lear 1993 11 282 

*Complete defensive records begun in the 

1989 season 

†Defensive points determined by following 

formula: 

Forced fumbles, recovered fumbles, sacks 

and blocked kicks: 5 pts each; unassisted 

tackles, hurries and deflections: 3 pts 

each; interceptions: 10 pts each; assisted 

tackles: 1 pt. each. 

TEAM RECORDS - Season 

RUSHING 

Most Net Yards — 2922, 1974 

PASSING 

Most Attempts — 296, 2000 

Most Completions —176, 2001 

Most Had Intercepted — 18, 

1969 

Highest Percent Completed — 

.611 (167-273), 2001 

Most Yards Gained — 2604, 2001 

Most Touchdown Passes Thrown 

— 23, 2001 

TOTAL OFFENSE 

Most Yards Gained — 5003 

(2399 rushing, 2604 passing), 2001 

PUNTING 

Highest Average — 41.6 (40- 

1664) 1975 

SCORING 

Most Points — 429, 2001 

TEAM DEFENSE RUSHING 

Fewest Net Yards — 511, 1983 

TEAM DEFENSE FORWARD 

PASSING 

Fewest Net Yards — 716, 1983 

TEAM DEFENSE TOTAL 

DEFENSE 

Yrs GP Sacks 

1. Daron Rodgers 1990 11 17.0 

Daron Rodgers 1991 11 17.0 

3. Anthony Diggs 2001 10 16.0 

4. Ricky Windham 1996 10 15.0 

5. Eric Nickols 1996 10 12.0 

6. Chris Whitney 2008 10 11.0 

7. Ashor Valibaba 1998 10 10.0 

Victor McDonnell 1997 11 10.0 

9. CB Wentling 1993 11 8.5 

10. Anthony Borda 1998 10 8.0 

Carl Taylor 1993 11 8.0 

Eric Leon 2007 10 8.0 

Matt Volpe 

41 

Fewest Points Allowed — 55, 1956 

Biggest Point Spread — 311 (366-55), 

1956 

Most Interceptions — 25, 1974 

Most Fumbles Recovered — 21, 1978 


RUSHING 

Most Rushes — by Tony Reed, 1973-74 

Most Net Yards — 2765 by Tony Reed, 

1973-74 

YRS YDS 

1. Tony Reed 73-74 2759 

2. Bob Keyes 55-56 2623 

3. Eddie Walker 75-76 2494 

4. Jamar Day 96, 03 1845 

5. Ross Brosius 68-69 1838 

6. Jim Johnson 74-75 1828 

7. Lafayette Bailey 96-97 1710 

8. DeAndrá Cobb 00-01 1609 

9. Albert Pinchem 81-82 1591 

10. Glenn Vereen 87-88 1506 

Most Touchdowns Rushing — 38 by 

Tony Reed, 1973-74 

PASSING 

Most Attempts — 458 by Cory Allred, 

2000-01 

Most Completions — 266 by Cory 

Allred, 2000-01 

Most Had Intercepted — 23 by Larry 

Lindeen, 1968-69 

Highest Percent Completed (min. 

200) — .581 (266-458) by Cory Allred, 

2000-01 

YR PC PA PCT 

1. Jerad Romo 02-03 136 232 .5862 

2. Cory Allred 00-01 266 458 .5808 

3. Jamar Culer 00, 02 226 427 .5293 

4. Mike Gleich 94, 96 139 270 .5148 

5. Ryan Callahan 91-92 90 175 .5143 

6. Larry Satterfield 72-73 123 240 .5125 

Most Yards Gained —3764 by Cory 

Allred, 2000-01 

CAREER Yardage YR PC PA YDS 

1. Cory Allred 00-01 266 458 3764 

2. Marty Washington 90-91 185 402 2937 

3. Jamar Culver 00, 02 226 427 2828 

4. Josh Firm 09 147 277 1981 

5. Jerad Romo 02-03 136 232 1929 

6. Larry Satterfield 72-73 123 240 1789 

7. Ed t’Sas 77, 81 109 253 1752 

8. Ron Chaplin 84-85 85 175 1631 

9. Shawn Sharp 95-96 132 274 1628 

10. Ryan Callahan 91-92 90 175 1573 

Most Touchdown Passes Thrown — 32 

by Cory Allred, 2000-01 



Wright, 2000, 02. 

YRS PC YDS AVG 

1. Jerome Wright 00, 02 122 1645 13.48 

2. James Laurence 01-02 83 1082 13.04 

3. DeVon Stewart 00-01 67 1184 17.67 

4. Brandon Eggerth 00-01 64 908 14.19 

5. Thomas Reimer 90-91 50 873 17.46 

Lamart Cooper 91-92 50 1128 22.56 

7. Dave Wilson 82-81 48 723 15.06 

8. Doug Costa 87-88 44 1008 22.91 

Tim Lewis 85-86 44 754 17.14 

Bill Hilliker 78 44 477 10.84 

Most Yards Gained — 1645 by Jerome 

Wright, 2002 

Most Touchdown Passes Caught — 15 

by Tom Crenshaw, 1954-55 

SCORING 

Most Touchdowns — 38 by Tony Reed, 

1973-74 

Most Point Afters — 47 by Chris 

Starling, 2000-01 

42 

DEFENSE 

Most Tackles — 233 by Matt Volpe, 

1988-89 

Yrs GP UT AT Tot 

1. Matt Volpe 1988-89 21 76 157 233 

2. Ryan Lile 1987-88 213 213 

3. Robert Hull 1977-78 209 209 

4. Darrin Berger 1983-84 207 207 

5. Shawn Taylor 1986, 88 206 206 

6. Dexter Nelson 1977-78 190 190 

7. Wilbert Reed 1993-94 20 120 68 188 

Jerry Smith 1973-74 188 188 

9. Keith Rice 1985-86 182 182 

Gary Hardy 1997-98 21 90 92 182 

Most Interceptions — 18 by Lee Fobbs, 

1976-77 

Player Yrs GP Ints 

1. Lee Fobbs 1977-78 18 

2. Vern Valdez 1954 11 

3. Wilson Hookfin 1990-91 19 10 

4. Junior Masco 2000-01 21 9 

John Johnson 1990 10 9 

6. Tony Upshaw 1993-94 21 8 

7. Demitrius Collins 2007-08 20 6 

8. Birk Sopsher 1989-90 10 5 

Chris Goring 1991-92 22 5 

Marlan Bacon 1992-93 20 5 

Ronald Bryant 1991 9 5 

Most Sacks — 34.0 by Daron Rodgers, 

1990-91 

Yrs GP Sks 

1. Daron Rodgers 1990-91 22 34.0 

2. Anthony Diggs 2000-01 20 21.5 

3. Ashor Valibaba 1997-98 21 18.0 

4. Ricky Windham 1995-96 19 16.0 

5. Chris Whitney 2008-09 18 15.0 

6. Eric Nickols 1995-96 20 14.0 

7. Rafael Gutierrez 1992-93 21 12.5 

8. Carl Taylor 1992-93 22 11.0 

Chris Whitney 2007-08 10 11.0 

10. Gregory Stenson 1993-94 21 10.5 

Most Defensive Points — 684 by Daron 

Rodgers, 1990-91 

Yrs GP Pts 

1. Daron Rodgers 1990-91 22 684 

2. Anthony Diggs 2000-01 20 598.5 

3. Wilbert Reed 1993-94 20 554 

4. Charley Wright 1990-91 20 549 

5. Brian Pereira 1995-96 19 456 

Keith Schiele 1995-96 20 456 

7. Carl Taylor 1992-93 22 448 

8. Rafael Gutierrez 1992-93 21 437 

9. Gary Hardy 1997-98 21 436 

10.Tony Upshaw 1993-94 21 417 


Located about 60 miles northeast 

of Los Angeles, the Antelope Valley 

sprawls over 1000 square miles of 

the part of the Mojave that is called 

the “High Desert,” and is home to 

over 350,000 people. 

The Antelope Valley 

The Antelope Valley is also 

the home of the Space Shuttle, 

SR-71, F117, B1 and B2 airplanes, 

the Lockheed “Skunkworks” and 

Edwards Air Force Base, home of 

the first supersonic flight, and various 

other aeronautical firsts and 

records, as partially chronicled in 

“The Right Stuff”; a major aviation 

research and testing center. 

It is also home of the California 

Poppy Reserve, where the City of 

Lancaster celebrates its Poppy 

Festival every April, and the highly 

eclectic and eccentric, yet fascinating 

AV Indian Museum. 

In recent years the Antelope Valley 

has become a major “location” 

shooting area for major motion 

pictures and television shows, including 

The Terminator and Lethal 

Weapon series of movies and Star 

Trek television series. 

Lancaster 

Palmdale 

Quartz Hill 

Littlerock 

Rosamond 

Lake Hughes 

Edwards AFB 

Lake Los Angeles 

Pearblossom 

Elizabeth Lakes 

Leona Valley 

Acton 

Antelope Acres 

Agua Dulce 

Llano 

Juniper Hills 

Sun Village 

Hi Vista 

Wilsona Gardens 

There are 30,000 students who participate in the California Community 

College athletic programs each year. The following have been selected 

as one of the 18 outstanding student-athletes named each year to the 

Scholar Award Honor Roll because of excellence in citizenship, athletics 

and academics. 

“A job well done” 

John Vignoni Football 1983-84 

Tim Dewberry Football 1984-85 

Vicki Felix Volleyball 1985-86 

Mark Knaup Baseball 1985-86 

*Kevin Curtis Football 1986-87 

Kathy Yost Volleyball 1987-88 

Monica Harvey Track 1988-89 

Cory Rivera Tennis 1990-91 

Sid Blackwood Football 1991-92 

Holly Ludwig Track/X Cnty1992-93 

Matt Losey Golf 1993-94 

AVC PEPSI-SCHOLAR 

ATHLETE AWARD WINNERS 

Amber Williams Track/X Cnty 1993-94 

Joshua Bibby Football 1994-95 

Kevin Nadonza Football 1995-96 

Cindy Sims Softball 1995-96 

Angela Davison Softball 1996-97 

John Sanders Track 1996-97 

*Charles Cooke Baseball 1997-98 

Krista Nessa Softball 1997-98 

Camina Stevenson Basketball 1998-99 

Autumn St. George Soccer 2000-01 

Zach Schroeder Track/X Cnty 2001-02 

Amy Rice Track/X Cnty 2002-03 

Stephanie Kneifl Soccer 2003-04 

Keith Noonan Football 2004-05 

Krystal Quinn Track/X Cnty 2005-06 

Elizabeth Kreiger Track 2006-07 

Carleigh Hobson Basketball 2008-09 

Travis Copeland Golf 2009-10 

AVC student-athletes have more Pepsi honorees than any other 

community college in California. 

“When we as a department attempt to define success, one very 

important element of the definition depends on the personal 

development by the athlete. We are extremely pleased by the 

academic achievements of our athletes,” says AVC Athletic 

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Director Newton Chelette. 


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