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Blue Dragon Football2012 Hutchinson Community College Game Notes2012 Blue Dragon ScheduleDate Opponent Time/ResultAug. 25 Coffeyville................................... W, 58-26Sept. 1 at Navarro College........................ L, 54-34Sept. 8 at Garden City.............................. W, 63-49Sept. 15 Dodge City.................................. W, 45-10Sept. 29 at Highland................................... W, 49-12Oct. 6 Air Force Prep............................... W, 66-7Oct. 13 Independence............................... W, 75-0Oct. 20 at Fort Scott.................................. W, 37-14Oct. 27 Butler.............................................. L, 40-7Nov. 4 Region VI SemifinalsCoffeyville................................... W, 52-28Nov. 11 Region VI Championshipat Butler....................................... 1:30 p.m.Dec. 1 Salt City Bowl................................. 1 p.m.RadioEagle CommunicationsRusty Hilst, play-by-playRob Dreher, analysisGlen Grunwald, sidelines• Airtime - 1:20 p.m. • Stations - KHUT-FM (102.9)KWBW-AM (1450)InternetBlue DragonSports NetworkLive Free Video StreamLive Free AudioLive StatisticsFollow the game on TwitterFollow the Blue Dragons OnHCC Sports Info. DepartmentSID: Steve CarpenterAssistant: Blake MolinaOffice Location: Hutchinson Sports ArenaAthletic web site: www.bluedragonsports.comGowans Stadium Office: Suite D in Press BoxSID Phone: (620) 665-3593Gowans Press Box: (620) 665-3348SID Fax: (620) 665-3394E-Mail: Bluedragonsports@hutchcc.eduBlue DragonsRecord: 8-2NJCAA Ranking: No. 12Coach: Rion RhoadesLast Game:Def. Coffeyville 52-28Game 11 - Region VI FinalsHutchinsonat Butler• Sunday, November 11, 2012• Kickoff: 1:30 p.m.Game InformationBG Products Stadium, El Dorado, KSCapacity: 5,000Playing Surface: FieldTurfSeries Record: Series tied 43-43-1ButlerRecord: 10-0NJCAA Ranking: NoneCoach: Troy MorrellLast Game:Def. Garden City 58-17No. 13 Blue Dragons meet No. 2 Butlerin Region VI Championship showdownFor the third-straight season and fourth time in five years, the Hutchinson CommunityCollege Blue Dragons will play the Butler Grizzlies in the Region VI championship footballgame.The 2012 regional championship will take place at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 11 at BGProducts Stadium in El Dorado. The game will be videostreamed live on the Blue DragonSports Network and on radio on KHUT-FM (102.9) and KWBW-AM (1450) at 1:20 p.m.Gates will open at 11:30 a.m. Tickets, which can be purchased online on the Butlerathletic web site, are $20 for reserved, while general admission seats are $5 and $10.Two weeks ago, the Blue Dragons had an opportunity to play host to the Region VIchampionship game, but dropped a 40-7 decision to the Grizzlies at Gowans Stadium.Hutchinson had four costly turnovers in that contest and Butler ran its winning streak overHutchinson to 20 games.The rematch was set up by both teams winning in decisive fashion in last week’s RegionVI semifinals. The Blue Dragons jumped out to a huge lead early in the third quarterbefore finishing off third-seed Coffeyville 52-28. The Grizzlies steadily pulled away fromfourth-seed Garden City in a 58-17 victory in El Dorado.Hutchinson bids for its first Region VI/Jayhawk Conference championship since 1995.Before the current streak of 4 times in 5 seasons, the 1995 championship team was thelast time that Hutchinson had appeared in the title game.With rare exception, Butler has been a routine participant in the Region VI championshipgame under Troy Morrell. The only year since 1998 that the Grizzlies haven’t playedin the championship game was 2005.Two of the nation’s best offenses will be featured in the 2012 Region VI Championshipgame. Butler ranks No. 2 in scoring offense in the NJCAA (58.1 points per game), whilethe Blue Dragons are fifth in the nation (48.6 ppg).Both offenses feature accurate, productive quarterbacks in HCC’s Luke Barnes (whobroke three single-season passing records last week) and Butler’s Sam Cosh. Bothteams feature game-breaking backs and receivers.In last year’s game, the last played at Galen Blackmore Stadium, the Blue Dragonsdropped a 40-21 decision.The CoachesHutchinson: Rion Rhoades is in his sixth season with the Blue Dragons. His HCCrecord is 43-21 in his sixth season at Hutchinson and is 50-26 in seven overall seasons.On Sept. 8 against Garden City, Rhoades surpassed Bill Goldsmith for third place on theHCC coaching wins list.Butler: Troy Morrell is in his 12th season with the Grizzlies. He has amassed a 136-16record overall with 11 conference and three national championships.Game 9 vs. Butler 1 2012 Blue Dragon Football

Blue Dragon/GrizzlyStatistical ComparisonHCC offense vs. Butler defenseHCC BCCPoints.......................................486 99Scoring average..................... 48.6 9.9Rushing yards........................ 2,246 902Average/Game...................... 224.6 90.2Average/Carry......................... 5.3 2.3Rushing TDs.............................23 3Passing yards........................ 3,118 1,606Average/Game...................... 311.8 160.6Com-Att............................... 250-388 153-320Completion %......................... 64.4 47.8Passing TDs.............................36 9Total Offense......................... 5,364 2,508Average/Game...................... 536.4 250.8Fumbles/Lost.......................... 17/5 32/15Interceptions..............................7 19HCC defense vs. Butler offenseHCC BCCPoints.......................................240 581Scoring average..................... 24.0 58.1Rushing yards........................ 1,383 2,352Average/Game...................... 138.3 235.2Average/Carry......................... 3.5 5.7Rushing TDs.............................11 46Passing yards........................ 2,206 3,004Average/Game...................... 220.6 300.4Com-Att............................... 160-347 232-331Completion %......................... 46.1 70.1Passing TDs.............................19 26Total Offense......................... 3,589 5,356Average/Game...................... 358.9 535.6Fumbles/Lost.......................... 21-9 16/4Interceptions.............................16 7Special TeamsHCC BCCKickoff return average............ 18.7 21.2KO returns for TDs....................0 0Punt return average................ 14.6 18,1Punt returns for TDs..................2 1Gross punting average........... 39.1 37.8Net punting average............... 33.3 36.4Point after touchdowns.......... 57-62 78-80Field goals (long)................ 9-10 (43) 5-7 (39)About the Blue DragonsOffense: Posting 52 points and 535 yards of total offense, the Blue Dragon offense gotback to what it was doing in the first seven weeks of the season.Now No. 5 in the NJCAA in total yardage and No. 5 in scoring offense, the Blue Dragonsre-ignited an offense that has posted three 700-yard games this season, but misfiredin the two games preceding the Region VI semfinals.Freshman Luke Barnes is once again No. 1 in the NJCAA in passing at 302.3 yardsper game. Last week against Coffeyville, Barnes broke single-season team records forpassing yards (3,023), touchdown passes (35) and total offense (3,021). He is completing64.7 percent of his passes (244 of 377). He has thrown 35 touchdown passes to seveninterceptions. Barnes has completed at least 21 passes to five different receivers.Sophomore Antonio Johnson has team-single-season record 65 receptions for 790yards and 11 touchdowns. Sophomore Jatavius Stewart, who has missed three gameswith injuries, has 55 receptions for 762 yards and nine scores. Sophomore Miguel Johnshas 49 catches for 800 yards and eight touchdowns.Sophomore running back Terrell Lane had his streak of consecutive 100-yards gamessnapped last week at nine, including three of 200-plus and a school-record 309 yards,this season. Lane still leads the NJCAA in rushing with 1,537 yards (now No. 2 on HCC’ssingle-season rushing list) on 233 carries. He is averaging 6.6 yards per carry and has 15rushing touchdowns.Freshman Orange Mooney missed two weeks with an injury, returned last weekagainst Coffeyville and ran for 114 yards, is averaging 55.6 yards per game and 6.9yards per carry. LaQua Mayes had a career-high 168 yards against Independence onOct. 13. He is averaging 39.4 yards per game.The Blue Dragons are averaging 48.6 points per game, 26.6 first downs, 224.6 rushingyards, 311.8 passing yards and 536.4 total yards per game.Defense: After three rough outings to start the season, the Blue Dragon defense hasshown tremendous improvement in the final two-thirds of the season.In HCC’s first three games, the defense was stung for averages of 43.0 points, 212.0rushing yards and 271.7 passing yards per game. Over the next five games, the BlueDragons have surrendered averages of 8.6 points, 70.8 rushing yards, 142.8 passingyards and 213.6 total yards per game.Linebacker Kenny Flowers took over the team lead in tackles with 88 tackles. He alsohas a safety to his credit. Linebacker De’Vondre Campbell has 75 total tackles and aninterception return for a touchdown. Linebacker Brock Long has 61 tackles.Freshman Terell Hannah has 51 total tackles and five interceptions, which is tied for11th in the NJCAA. He also has two fumble recoveries and three passes defended.Christian Goodlett (58 tackles) and Shattle Fenteng (51 tackles) both have three INTs.Special Teams: Michael Mesh continues his sizzling start to his sophomore season.Mesh has totaled 86 points to move into third place on the HCC career scoring list. Heis 57 of 62 on extra points and is 9 of 10 on field goals, knocking through a career-long43-yarder against Navarro on Sept. 1.Terrell Lane and Luke Barnes are splitting the punting chores. Lane is averaging 41.9yards per boot and Barnes is averaging 35.3 yards per punt.Jatavius Stewart leads at 23.5 yards per return with a long of 62 yards. Kody Cook isaveraging 21.8 yards per return and Antonio Johnson is averaging 20.5 yards per returnand Johns is averaging 21.7 per return.INSIDE THE 2012 BLUE DRAGON FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time/Result Series Last Meeting/NotesSat. Aug. 25 Coffeyville W, 58-26 Cof, 54-22-4 HCC wins fourth staright over Ravens; Barnes throws for SR 459 yards, 5 touchdowns.Sat. Sept. 1 at Navarro College L, 54-24 NC, 1-0 First meeting between HCC, Navarro; Dragons see four-game win streak in challenge snapped.Sat. Sept. 8 at Garden City W, 63-49 GC, 37-34 Lane breaks school rushing record with 308 yards on the ground, 350 yds total with 5 TDs.Sat. Sept. 15 Dodge City W, 45-10 HCC, 44-33-4 Jatavius Stewart sets single-game record with 12 receptions for 136 yards with a TD.Sat. Sept. 29 Highland W, 49-12 HCC, 29-2 Lane has fifth 100-yard rushing game, Johnson has career-best 10 catches.Sat. Oct. 6 Air Force Prep W, 66-7 HCC, 19-10 HCC rolls up 724 school-record yards; Barnes ties school record with 6 touchdown passes.Sat. Oct. 13 Independence W, 75-0 HCC, 50-21-5 HCC has won 7 straight, outscoring the Pirates 145-0 in the last two games. HCC with 716 yds.Sat. Oct. 20 at Fort Scott W, 37-14 HCC, 36-32-1 Dragons intercept four passes, Lane goes for 220 yards, accounts for two touchdowns.Sat. Oct. 22 Butler L, 40-7 Tied, 43-43-1 Dragons committ five costly turnovers in 20th-straight loss to Grizzlies.Sun. Nov. 4 Region VI Semis-Coffeyville W, 58-22 Cof, 54-22-4 Barnes breaks three single-season passing record, Johnson a single-season receiving mark in win.Sun. Nov. 11 Region VI Championship 1:30 p.m. Tied, 43-43-1 Third-straight season and 4th in last 5 that Hutchisnon at Butler meet for the Region VI title.Sat. Dec. 1 Salt City Bowl 1 p.m. Dragons are 3-0 in Salt City Bowl; defeated Lackawanna College 70-20 last season.Game 11 vs. Butler 3 2012 Blue Dragon Football

Series HistoryThis is the 88th meeting all-time between Hutchinson and Butlerin a series that dates back to 1929. It will be the sixth meeting inthe last three seasons between HCC and Butler.The overall series is now tied at 43-43-1. Hutchinson leads theseries in games played at Gowans Stadium 22-17-1. Butler leadsthe series in El Dorado 25-21. The Grizzlies lead playoff meetings5-2.Butler has won 20 straight games with HCC. The Blue Dragonsown a 17-game winning streak over the Grizzlies from 1858-74.From 1958 to 1979, the Blue Dragons were 20-0-1 vs. the Grizzlies.Game Notables• HCC FOOTBALL ALL-TIME: The Blue Dragons have anall-time football record of 438-316-28 in their 81st year of football.HCC is 308-234-18 in Jayhawk Conference games.• BLUE DRAGONS IN THE NJCAA POLL: The Blue Dragonsare ranked 12th in the NJCAA football poll this week. HCC footballhas been ranked in 39 consecutive and 48 of the last 50 NJCAAfootball polls.• HCC VS. RANKED FOES: Hutchinson is now 11-14 againstNJCAA-ranked competition under Rion Rhoades. Previous, HCCdropped 22 of 23 to ranked teams.• HIGH-SCORING DRAGONS: In the last 45 games, Hutchinsonhas broken the 50-point mark 18 times. The Dragons havebroken the 60-point mark 11 times, the 70-point mark four timesand own the modern-day single-game scoring record of 90 points,scored against Highland last season.• HCC IN THE RED ZONE: The Blue Dragons converted on32 of their first 34 trips into the red zone this season. Through 10games, HCC is 39 of 45 in the red zone with 33 red zone touchdowns.• LANE HITTING CENTURY MARK: Running back TerrellLane had his streak of nine-straight 100-yard rushing gamessnapped in the Region VI semifinals last week. He has 10 100-yard games for this career.• DRAGONS ENJOY HOME COOKING: Since the start of2008, the Blue Dragons have a 25-3 record at Gowans Stadium.First Butler MeetingThe Blue Dragons were denied their first Jayhawk Conferencechampionship since 1995 by the second-ranked Butler Grizzlies ina 40-7 loss in a battle of the league’s top two teams on Oct. 27 atGowans Stadium.Hutchinson committed a season-high four turnovers. The BlueDragons had committed only eight turnovers in the first eightgames of the season. Quarterback Luke Barnes was interceptedthree times and the Blue Dragons fumbled five times, losing justone, but that came as HCC was about to score a touchdown.HCC had three turnovers in a stretch of four first-half possessions.The Grizzlies (9-0, 7-0 Jayhawk Conference) outgained theBlue Dragons 519-329. The Grizzlies rolled up 234 yards rushingbehind Derrick Thomas’ 157 yards on 31 carries and one touchdown.Butler quarterback Billy Cosh was 20 of 35 passing for 243yards and three touchdowns. Javess Blue had eight catches for149 yards and a pair of scores.The Blue Dragons (7-2, 6-1) had their moments. Running backTerrell Lane had his ninth-straight and 10th-career 100-yard gameof the season with 112 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown. Hedidn’t play in the second half because of injury.Lane moved past Mack Herron into second place on Hutchinson’ssingle-season rushing list with 1,486 yards. He has 1,947career yards, which ranks fifth on the HCC list.Lane carried six times during Hutchinson’s game-opening10-play, 92-yard scoring drive, but the scoring play was a sign ofthings to come for the Blue Dragons. As Lane was heading intothe end zone from the 3-yard line, he fumbled and sophomoreoffensive lineman Devonty Danzey recovered it for a touchdownand a 7-0 lead with 9:43 to play in the first quarter.Barnes completed 23 of 41 for 202 yards and three interceptions.Barnes set a single-season Blue Dragon record with 215completions, surpassing PJ Peters (1995).Sophomore receiver Jatavius Stewart had 11 catches for 97yards, while Antonio Johnson had five receptions for 50 yards.Stewart now has 93 career receptions, which ranks second onthe career list. Johnson moved into second on the single-seasonreceptions list with 57.The Blue Dragons had season lows for points scored and totaloffense. Hutchinson ran for 127 yards and passed for 202.Last Week against CoffeyvilleQuarterback Luke Barnes broke three single-season teamrecords and receiver Antonio Johnson broke another as the BlueDragons defeated Coffeyville 52-28 last Sunday in the Region VIFootball Playoff Semifinals at Gowans Stadium.The Blue Dragons remained perfect in 15 Region VI playoffgames played at Gowans Stadium with a fifth-straight victory overCoffeyville (6-4).The Dragons led 17-7 late in the first half when freshman BrockLong forced a Red Raven fumble at the HCC 2. Then, after buildinga 38-7 lead with less than one minute to play in the third quarter,the Blue Dragons had to fend off the Ravens, who convertedtwo onside kicks after touchdowns to pull within 38-28 with 7:11remaining in the fourth quarter.Barnes, who threw for a school-record 459 yards against Coffeyvilleon Aug. 25, completed 28 of 37 passes for 348 yards andfour touchdowns on Sunday. In the process, Barnes surpassedPJ Peters (1995) for three school single-season record. Barnesset single-season records for passing yards (3,059), touchdownpasses (35) and total offense (3,031 yards).With eight catches for 81 yards and a touchdown, Johnsonknocked out Cordarrelle Patterson (2011) as HCC’s single-seasonreceptions leader with 65 receptions. Stewart had nine receptionsfor 98 yards and a touchdown. He became only the second HCCreceiver in team history with at least 10 yards. Johns caught fiveballs for 126 yards and two touchdowns.For the first time this season, sophomore running back TerrellLane was held under 100 yards, going for 51 yards on 19 carries.Freshman Orange Mooney, playing for the first time in threeweeks because of an injury, picked up the slack and gave theHCC rushing attack a spark, going for 114 yards on 12 carries,including a 73-yard bolt through the Red Raven defense.Despite having the ball for 12 less minutes than Coffeyville –the Red Ravens had 101 offensive snaps to Hutchinson’s 72 – theBlue Dragons amassed 535 yards total offense. The Dragons ranfor 187 on the ground. HCC had no turnovers.Coffeyville actually out-gained HCC, rolling up 551 total yards(159 rushing, 392 passing). Raven quarterback A.J. Derby threwfor 392 yards on 31 completions and a school-record 55 passingattempts. Derby threw for three touchdowns, but was sackedtwice and intercepted twice. Coffeyville running back Andre Allenhad 148 yards on 26 carries.The Red Ravens committed four turnovers.Game 11 vs. Butler 6 2012 Blue Dragon Football

Barnes burning up passing chartsFreshman quarterback Luke Barnes now owns five single-seasonHCC passing records and in just 10 games, he has marchedwell up the career charts.In Barnes’ Blue Dragondebut, he threw for a schoolrecord459 yards againstCoffeyville. Twice thisseason - against GardenCity and again against AirForce Prep - he tied asingle-game record with sixtouchdown passes.Last week against Coffeyvillein the Region VIsemfinals, Barnes brokethree single-game passingrecords.Barnes has thrown for3,023 yards, which surpassedthe 17-year-oldrecord of PJ Peters (1995),who threw for 3,012 in 12games.Barnes becomes thesecond Blue Dragon to havea 3,000-yard passing seasonand is now fourth on thecareer list.Barnes has 244 completionsfor the season. Thatranks No. 1 in a singleseason and No. 3 on thecareer list.He now has 35 touchdownpasses, which is ateam single-season record.He is seven TD passesbehold Elliott Alford’s careermark of 42.Barnes is completing 64.4percent of his passes. Thatties him with Alford for firston the single-season list.Barnes has compiled3,031 total yards this season,moving past Peters for thatsingle-season team record.Barnes is the fifth Blue Dragonsto amass 3,000 yards oftotal offense, trailing Alford,Robert Coates, Shaun Hilland Peters on the career list.So far this season, Barneshas six games of 300 orCHARTING THE 2012 BLUE DRAGONSHCC SINGLE-SEASON PASSING YARDS1. Luke Barnes (2012).............................3,0232. PJ Peters (1995)...................................3,012HCC SINGLE-SEASON COMPLETIONS1. Luke Barnes (2012)................................2442. PJ Peters (1995)......................................207HCC SINGLE-SEASON TD PASSES1. Luke Barnes (2012)..................................352. Elliott Alford (2011)....................................32HCC SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE1. Luke Barnes (2012-)...........................3,0312. PJ Peters (2005)...................................3,014HCC SINGLE-SEASON COMPLETION %1. Luke Barnes (2012)...............................64.41. Elliott Alford (2011).................................64.43. Matt Shaw (1986)...................................59.04. Elliott Alford (2010).................................58.7HCC CAREER PASSING YARDS1. Elliott Alford (2010-11)..........................3,9932. Robert Coates (2003-04)......................3,7793. PJ Peters (1994-95).............................3,1364. Luke Barnes (2012-)...........................3,0235. Shaun Hill (1998-99).............................2,9486. Brian Shaw (1986-87)...........................2,6857. Trey Hinkson (1992-93)........................2,6548. Donnie Wilcox (1969-70)......................2,6509. Matt Imel (1993-94)..............................2,54010. Patt Rapp (1996-97).............................2,518HCC CAREER TD PASSES1. Elliott Alford (2010-11)...............................423. Luke Barnes (2012-)................................354. Robert Coates (2003-04)...........................32HCC CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE1. Elliott Alford (2010-11)..........................4,6872. Robert Coates (2003-04)......................3,8323. Shaun Hill (1998-99).............................3,5364. PJ Peters (1994-95).............................3,1385. Luke Barnes (2012-)...........................3,0316. Trey Hinkson (1992-93)........................2,9967. Mack Herron (1966-67)........................2,8548. Angelo Pease (2009-10).......................2,6859. Brian Shaw (1986-87)...........................2,65810. Matt Imel (1993-94)..............................2,547HCC CAREER PASS COMPLETIONS1. Robert Coates (2003-04).........................2982. Elliott Alford (2010-11).............................2903. Luke Barnes (2012-)..............................244more yards passing and he has four games of five or more touchdownpasses.Series History vs. ButlerOverall record - 43-43-1Record in Hutchinson - 22-17-1Record in El Dorado - 21-25-0Record on Neutral Field - 0-1Record in Playoffs - 2-5Record in overtime – 0-0Most points scored vs. Butler – 54 (1963, 1970)Most points scored by Butler – 65 (2005)Largest margin of victory – 54 (1963: HCC 54, Butler 0)Largest margin of defeat – 51 (2005: Butler 65, HCC 14)Most combined points – 91 (1992: HCC 49, Butler 42)Shutouts posted by HCC – 12Shutouts against HCC – 9Longest winning streak – 17Longest losing streak – 20Current streak – Lost 20Year.................Site............... Score1929.................. H................ W, 53-21930.................. A................. W, 33-01931.................. H................ W, 26-61932.................. A................. W, 19-71933.................. H................ W, 35-01934.................. A................. W, 13-61935.................. H................ W, 13-01936.................. A................. W, 26-01937.................. H................ W, 13-71938.................. A................. W, 19-01939.................. H................ W, 18-61940.................. A.................. L, 0-141941.................. H................. L, 0-381942.................. A................... L 6-381946.................. A................. W, 19-01947.................. H................ W, 28-71948.................. A................. W, 19-01949.................. H................ W, 26-71950.................. A.................. L, 6-141951.................. H................ W, 13-01952.................. A............... W, 34-211953.................. H................ W, 18-01954.................. A................ L, 20-271955.................. H............... L, 12-131956.................. A................ L, 12-131958.................. A................. W, 30-01959.................. A................. W, 33-61960.................. H.............. W, 34-141961.................. H................ W, 12-61962.................. A............... W, 18-141963.................. H................ W, 54-01964.................. A................. W, 12-01965.................. H................ W, 30-61966.................. A................. W, 33-61967.................. H................ W, 14-71968.................. A............... W, 32-131969.................. H................ W, 35-31970.................. A................. W, 54-61971.................. H.................. W, 8-61972.................. A................. W, 12-81973.................. H................ W, 29-61974.................. A................. W, 19-31975.................. H................T, 10-101976.................. A............... W, 43-131977.................. H.............. W, 20-12Year.................Site............... Score1978.................. A............... W, 38-321979.................. H............... L, 12-141980.................. A................ L, 23-281981.................. H............... L, 20-541982.................. A............... W, 30-121983.................. H................. L, 0-341984.................. A.................... L, 0-71985.................. H............... L, 13-141986.................. A.................. L, 0-471987.................. H............... L, 25-271988.................. A................ L, 22-391989.................. A................ L, 14-241990.................. H................. L, 7-451991.................. A.................. L, 7-381992.................. H.............. W, 49-421993.................. A................ L, 21-27......................... A#............... L, 14-191994.................. H.............. W, 38-351995.................. A............... W, 36-20......................... H^.............. W, 36-181996.................. H................. L, 0-271997.................. A................. W, 17-71998.................. H............... L, 25-39......................... A#................. L, 8-561999.................. A.................. L, 7-38......................... A#............... L, 14-552000.................. H............... L, 13-302001.................. A................ L, 10-432002.................. A.................. L, 9-282003.................. H............... L, 34-362004.................. A................ L, 13-342005.................. H............... L, 14-652006.................. A.................. L, 6-482007.................. H............... L, 26-342008.................. A................ L, 17-35........................ N@.............. L, 14-292009.................. H............... L, 10-132010.................. A.................. L, 0-28........................ A@................ L, 0-482011................... H............... L, 10-28........................ A@.............. L, 21-402012.................. H................. L, 40-7^ - Region VI playoff first round# - Region VI playoff semifinals@ - Region VI playoff championshipGame 11 vs. Butler 6 2012 Blue Dragon Football

CHARTING THE 2012 BLUE DRAGONSKicker Mesh continues fast startSophomore placekicker Michael Mesh has been spectacularthrough the first 11 weeks of the 2012 season.The Hutchinson Trinity Catholic product is 55 of 62 on his extrapointattempts and is 9 of 10on field goals.Twice this season, Meshhas kicked career-long fieldgoals. On Sept. 1 againstNavarro, Mesh kicked a43-yard field goal to cap a10-point game.In Week 1 against Coffeyville,Mesh scored 16points on three field goals and 7 of 7 extra points. He became the11th Blue Dragon and the first kicker to score 100 points in hiscareer.Mesh is now third on the career scoring list with 171 points. Heleads all HCC kickers in scoring. Mesh also has the career markfor extra points with 128.During his freshman season, Mesh set a record for most extrapoints in a single season in 2011, converting 73 of 80 point-aftertries. He also holds the single-game record of 10 extra points inone game. Adding 4 of 7 on field goals (a long of 36 yards), Meshwas second on the team in scoring last season with 85 points, asingle-season team record for a kicker. That was the sixth-mostpoints ever scored in a season in team history.Mesh averaged 58.2 yards on 97 kickoffs in 2011. Returnsagainst his kickoffs averaged 17.4 yards per return and the averagestarting position on his kickoffs was the opponents’ 28-yard line.Lane now among Top 5 HCC rushersAlready with one major record to his credit, sophomore runningback Terrell Lane is nowclimbing the career BlueDragon rushing chart.With his 184-yard effortagainst Air Force Prep, Lanebroke into the career Top 10.Against Independence, Lanebecame the 16th Blue Dragonto rush for 1,000 yards ina season and is 10th on thesingle-season list.Lane is now fifth on thecareer rushing list with 1,998yards. He is 112 yards behindArland Bruce (1996-97for fourth.Last week against Coffeyville,Lane became thesecond HCC running backto have 1,500 yards in aseason.He is second with 1,537yards, trailing JamisonPalmer by 39 yards for thesingle-season record..HCC TOP 5 SCORING LIST1. Cordarrelle Patterson (2010-11)..............2162. Mack Herron (1966-67)...........................1863. Michael Mesh (2011-).............................1714. Terrell Lane (2011-)................................1625. Jatavius Stewart (2011-)........................1385. Dave Wassenberg (1968-69)..................138HCC CAREER RUSHING YARDS1. Mack Herron (1966-67)........................2,8542. Brian Grimes (1991-92)........................2,4823. Jamison Palmer (1997-98)...................2,1874. Arland Bruce (1996-97)........................2,0105. Terrell Lane (2010-).............................1,9986. Dion Marion (1994-95)..........................1,8107. Chris Clay (2008-09)............................1,7358. Leonard Brice (2003-04).......................1,5109. Tim Vance (1983-84)............................1,45110. Gordon Brown (1981-82)......................1,409HCC 1,000-YARD RUSHING SEASONS1. Jamison Palmer (1998)........................1,5762. Terrell Lane (2011)..............................1,5373. Mack Herron (1967)..............................1,4834. Mack Herron (1966)..............................1,3715. LaDarrian Page (2008).........................1,3406. Brian Grimes (1991).............................1,3387. Dave Wassenberg (1969).....................1,3018. Chico Harris (1993)..............................1,2579. Dion Marion (1995)...............................1,23910. Charles Lee (1985)...............................1,176Against Garden City on Sept. 8, Lane broke the long-standingsingle-game rushing record of Mack Herron when he rushed for308 yards against the Busters.Career Receptions1. Cordarrelle Patterson (10-11) ................1132. Jatavius Stewart.................................. 1023. Miguel Johns.......................................... 834. Lonnie Crittendon (1969-70).................... 815. Kyle Roberts (2003-04)........................... 766. Antonio Johnson (2012)........................ 657. Danny McEvoy (2006-07)........................ 618. Jeremy Lutz (1994-95)............................ 599. Terrance Lloyd (1999-00)........................ 589. Steve Ross (1988-89).............................. 58Career Receiving Yards1. Cordarrelle Patterson (10-11)............... 1,8322. Lonnie Crittendon (1969-70)............... 1,7473. Jatavius Stewart............................... 1,5034. Miguel Johns..................................... 1,3395. Terrance Lloyd (1999-00).................... 1,1116. Roger Frazier (2005).......................... 1,0727. Marlon Phillips (1994)......................... 1,0708. Jeremy Lutz (1994-95).......................... 9999. Steve Ross (1988-89)............................ 94610. Jack Morris (1968-69)............................ 860Single-Season Receptions1. Antonio Johnson................................... 652. Cordarrelle Patterson (2011)................... 613. Jatavius Stewart (2012)......................... 554. Lonnie Crittenden (1970)......................... 545. Roger Frazier (2005)............................... 536. Marlon Phillips (1994).............................. 526. Cordarrelle Patterson (2010)................... 528. Miguel Johns.......................................... 499. Jatavius Stewart (2011)........................... 4710. Greg Dykes (1987).................................. 45Blue Dragon receiving corps postingexceptional numbers in 2012In 2011, All-American Cordarrelle Patterson grabbed headlineswith his incredible play, circus catches and game-breaking receptionsand returns.In 2012, Jatavius Stewart, Miguel Johns and Antonio Johnsonhave all had their momentsin the sun this season. Nowall three are on or makingtheir way toward severalcareer or single-seasonstatistical Top 10s.• Jatavius Stewart -Stewart opened 2012 witheight catches and a careerbest147 yards. AgainstDodge City, he broke thesingle-game receptionsrecord with 12 catchesLast week, Stewartbecame the second BlueDragon ever to reach 100career receptions. He isTRACKING THE BLUE DRAGON RECEIVERSCareer Scoring1. Cordarrelle Patterson (2010-11)............ 2162. Mack Herron (1966-67)......................... 1863. Michael Mesh (2011-)........................... 1714. Terrell Lane (2011-).............................. 1625. Jatavius Stewart (2011-)...................... 1385. Dave Wassenberg (1968-69)................ 1387. Brian Grimes (1991-92)......................... 1348. Chris Clay (2008-09)............................. 1269. Lonnie Crittenton (1969-70)................... 12410. Jamison Palmer (1997-98).................... 120Career Touchdowns1. Cordarrelle Patterson (10-11).................. 362. Mack Herron (1966-67)........................... 313. Terrell Lane (2010-)................................ 274. Jatavius Stewart (2010-)........................ 234. Dave Wassenberg (1968-69).................. 236. Brian Grimes (1991-92)........................... 227. Chris Clay (2008-09)............................... 218. Lonnie Crittenton (1969-70)..................... 208. Jamison Palmer (1997-98)...................... 2010. Larry Powell (1976-77)........................... 18Single-Season Receiving Yards1. Lonnie Crittenden (1970).................... 1,2092. Marlon Phillips (1994)......................... 1,0783. Roger Frazier (2005).......................... 1,0724. Cordarrelle Patterson (2011)................. 9245. Cordarrelle Patterson (2010)................. 9086. Miguel Johns (2012)............................ 8007. Antonio Johnson (2012)...................... 7908 Jatavius Stewart (2012)........................ 7629. Jatavius Stewart (2011)......................... 74110. Terrence Lloyd (2000)............................ 728TOP 2012 RECEIVING YARD GAMES171 - Miguel Johns vs. Coffeyville (8/25)168 - Miguel Johns vs. Air Force Prep (10/6)149 - Jatavius Stewart vs. Coffeyville (8/25)144 - Jatavius Stewart vs. Air Force Prep (10/6)140 - Antonio Johnson vs. Indy (10/13)TOP 2012 RECEPTION GAMES12 - Jatavius Stewart vs. Dodge City (9/15)11 - Jatavius Stewart vs. Butler (10/27)10 - Antonio Johnson vs. Highland (9/29)9 - Miguel Johns vs. Coffeyville (8/25)9 - Antonio Johnson vs. Navarro (9/1)9 - Antonio Johnson vs. Dodge City (9/15)9 - Jatavius Stewart vs. Coffeyvlle (11/4)second to only Cordarrelle Patterson with 102 career receptions.(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)Game 11 vs. Butler 7 2012 Blue Dragon Football

CHARTING THE 2012 BLUE DRAGONSStewart became the sixth Blue Dragon to reach 1,000 careerreceiving yards and now has 1,503 yards, which is third on thecareer list. He is tied for fourth in career touchdowns with 24 andtied for tied for fifth in scoring with 138 points.The Rock Hill, S.C., product Jatavius Stewart quietly put togetherone of the best seasons in Blue Dragon receiving historyin 2011. He caught 47 passes for 741 yards as a freshman, bothmarks rank sixth on the Blue Dragon’s single-season lists.Stewart scored 14 touchdowns in 2011 (11 receiving, 2 rushing,1 return). His 84 points tied for seventh most in a season. He is 23points short of entering that Top 10. He is two touchdowns fromjoining that career Top 10 list.• Miguel Johns - After another huge game against Air ForcePrep (8 catches for 146 yards) Johns entered two career Top 5receiving categories.He became the seventh Blue Dragon with 1,000 career rushingyards and is now fourth in that category with 1,339 yards. His 83receptions and last week moved past Lonnie Crittenden for thirdon that career list.This season, Johns has 800 receiving yards, which is sixth onthe single-season list. He has 49 receptions, which is eighth onthe single-season list..In the 2012 season opener, Johns has nine receptions for 171yards, both marks are career highs and the 171 yards are a teamseason high.• Antonio Johnson - Last week, Antonio Johnson surpassedCordarrelle Patterson for the single-season receptions record with65 catches. He ranks sixth on the career receptions list.His 790 yards rank seventh on the single-season list. Johnsonhas 11 touchdowns this season.Against Highland, Johnson bid to surpass Stewart for thesingle-game receptions record, grabbing 10 balls for 118 yardsand two touchdowns.Rhoades moves upHCC coaching ladderNow into his sixth season, BlueDragon football coach Rion Rhoadeshas amassed a 43-21 record.Rhoades has climbed to third on thecareer coaching list, moving past BillGoldsmith (1954-62).Charles Sesher is first with 115 winsand John Matous is second with 97victories.Rhoades has a .662 winning percentage.That is ahead of Martin Harrell at.650.Rhoades has coached 65 games onthe Blue Dragon sidelines. That ranksfourth. Rhoades has a way to go toreach third, which is owned by Goldsmith,who coached 86 games.KJCCC Players of the WeekHCC COACHES -HOW THEY RANKNumber of Wins1. Charles Sesher.............. 1152. John Matous....................973. Rion Rhoades................434. Bill Goldsmith...................365. David Wheeler.................28Winning Percentage1. Dick Towers................. .8002. Andy Hill....................... .7503. Rion Rhoades ........... .6624. Martin Harrell............... .6505. John Matous................ .638Games Coached1. Charles Sesher..............1872. John Matous..................1523. Bill Goldsmith...................864. Rion Rhoades ...............655. David Wheeler.................50• Week 1 - Luke Barnes, Offense: Barnes completed 28 of38 passes without an interception for a single-game team record459 yards and five touchdowns passes. Barnes threw touchdownpasses of 50, 38, 11, 67 and 24 yards. Barnes accounted for sixtotal touchdowns. He also rushed for one score and a total of 21yards.• Week 2 - Michael Mesh, Special Teams: Mesh kicked fourextra points and was 2 of 2 on field goals to score 10 of Hutch’s34 points in a 54-34 loss at No. 12 Navarro. Mesh’s field goalswere from 23 and a career-long 43 yards against the Bulldogs.• Week 3 - Terrell Lane, Offense: Lane broke a 45-year-oldteam record by rushing for 308 yards on 29 carries and threetouchdowns in a 63-49 victory over No. 19 Garden City. For thegame, Lane had 350 total yards and five TDs.• Week 4 - Michael Mesh, Special Teams: Mesh remainedperfect on field goals and he nailed attempts from 25 and 38 yardsto finish with nine total points in No. 14 Hutchinson’s 45-10 victoryover Dodge City. Mesh jumped into fifth place on the Blue Dragoncareer scoring list with 127 points.• Week 6 - Miguel Johns, Special Teams: Johns, a 5-foot-11,181-pound sophomore from Newton opened the second half ingrand fashion on Saturday when he ran his first career punt backfor a touchdown, taking a punt at the Hutch 46 and going 54 yardsinto the end zone to give HCC a 35-6 lead. Johns averaged 21.3yards per return on three punts.• Week 7 - Luke Barnes, Offense: Barnes tied for the secondtime this season Hutchinson’s single-game touchdown pass recordwith six, while completing 21 of 28 passes for 380 yards andtouchdown passes of 67, 14, 49, 3, 31 and 28 yards.• Week 7 - Michael Mesh, Special Teams: Mesh was aperfect 9 of 9 on extra points and booted a 39-yard field goal. Heis now 8 of 9 on field goals for the season. Mesh moved into No. 3on HCC’s career scoring list with 146 points.• Week 8 - Terrell Lane, Offense: Lane became the 16th BlueDragon to rush for 1,000 yards in a season when he rushed for178 yards on 19 carries to lead the No. 12 Blue Dragons to a 75-0victory over Independence. Lane accounted for four total touchdowns,three rushing from distances of 16, 15 and 2 yards and hecaught a 27-yard touchdown pass.• Week 9 - Dominique Terrell, Defense: Terrell had a careerhigh 12 tackles and had his first interception of the season to leada defense that stymied the NJCAA’s No. 3 rusher in Stanley Hagen,holding him to 40 yards on 22 carries. His interception wasone of six takeaways by the Blue Dragon defense.Lane twice named NJCAAOffensive Player of the WeekFor the second time this season, running back Terrell Lane hasbeen named the NJCAA’s National Offensive Player of the Week.Last week, Lane became the 16th Blue Dragon to rush for1,000 yards in a season when he rushed for 178 yards on 19carries to lead the No. 12 Blue Dragons to a 75-0 victory overIndependence. Lane accounted for four total touchdowns, threerushing from distances of 16, 15 and 2 yards and he caught a 27-yard touchdown pass. Lane accounted for 205 all-purpose yards.The Blue Dragon running back also earned the National OffensivePlayer of the Week award after his Sept. 8 record-breakingperformance against Garden City when he rushed for a BlueDragon record 308 yards.This is the eighth time that a Blue Dragon has won a nationalPlayer of the Week award in the Rion Rhoades era.Game 11 vs. Butler 8 2012 Blue Dragon Football

2012 Hutchinson Blue Dragons RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr Hometown1 Jatavius Stewart WR 5-11 179 So. Rock Hill, SC2 Miguel Johns WR 5-11 181 So. Newton, KS3 LaQua Mayes RB 5-9 185 So. Rose Hill, KS4 Antonio Johnson WR 6-1 201 So. Oklahoma City, OK5 Christian Goodlett DB 5-11 182 Fr. Lawrenceville, GA6 Kenny Flowers LB 6-2 228 Fr. Liliburn, GA7 Kody Cook QB 6-1 204 So. Louisburg, KS8 Luke Barnes QB 6-2 192 Fr. Fort Walton Beach, FL9 Michael Mesh K 5-10 174 So. Hutchinson, KS10 Terrell Hannah DB 5-10 198 Fr. Dallas, GA11 Orange Mooney RB 5-10 189 Fr. Olathe, KS12 LA Purnell DB 5-7 171 So. Topeka, KS13 Devondre Campbell LB 6-5 224 Fr. Fort Myers, FL14 Slader McVey QB 5-9 194 So. Liberal, KS15 Shattle Fenteng DB 6-2 184 Fr. Loganville, GA16 Tyler Ross RB 5-10 190 Fr. Topeka, KS18 Prince Holloway WR 5-10 165 Fr. Fort Myers, FL17 Mauricio Uribe WR 6-1 169 So. Great Bend, KS19 Marcus Allen WR 6-3 186 Fr. Kansas City, KS20 Dominique Terrell DB 5-10 188 So. Wichita, KS21 Terrell Lane RB 5-11 226 So. Norton, KS22 Bradley Gallon DB 5-11 198 So. Apopka, FL23 Brandon Oakes DB 5-11 174 Fr. Osawatomie, KS24 Braden Eck RB 5-11 231 So. Garden Plain, KS26 Tanner Gentry WR 6-3 215 Fr. Olathe, KS27 Jarrod Nickelson DB 5-11 179 Fr. Clearwater, KS28 Keegan Murphy DB 5-11 186 Fr. Arkansas City, KS29 Marlon Mitchell RB 5-9 197 Fr. Overland Park, KS30 Alex Gentges RB 5-11 228 So. Louisburg, KS31 John Mies TE 6-2 243 So. Wichita, KS32 Taylan Ybarra RB 6-2 230 Fr. Wellington, KS33 Ben Kimbrough FB 6-0 242 So. Manhattan, KS34 Justin Spencer LB 6-0 210 Fr. Arkansas City, KS35 Steele Flemming LB 6-2 231 So. Pratt, KS36 Zack Weekley LB 6-0 218 Fr. Auburn, KS40 Joe Schrock DL 6-2 236 Fr. Hutchinson, KS41 Darius Peterson TE 6-5 267 Fr. Salina, KS42 Aaron Jackson LB 6-2 236 Fr. Wichita, KS43 Brock Long LB 5-11 207 Fr. Assaria, KS44 Antonio Longino LB 6-3 220 Fr. East Cleveland, Ohio45 Connor Thierolf TE 6-4 248 So. Marion, KS51 Demetrius Alston DL 6-4 261 Fr. Norcross, GA52 Solomon Normore OL 6-4 297 So. Wichita, KS53 Devonte Danzey OL 6-3 303 Fr. Tampa, FL54 Colby Hamel OL 6-3 307 Fr. Lakin, KS55 Carnell Simon DL 6-4 264 Fr. Duluth, GA56 Terrale Johnson OL 6-2 298 Fr. Manhattan, KS64 Jess Westmoreland OL 6-3 291 Fr. Hutchinson, KS65 Clint Lewis OL 6-2 312 Fr. Clearwater, KS66 Jimmy Beyer OL 6-3 283 Fr. Mulvane, KS67 Marquis Montgomery DL 6-1 288 Fr. Topeka, KS69 Quincy Scott OL 6-1 274 Fr. Salina, KS72 Najhaun Tipton-Wiley DL 5-9 242 Fr. Hutchinson, KS74 William Thacker OL 6-2 273 So. Hutchinson, KS79 Matt Holt OL 6-3 303 So. Abilene, KS80 Mikhail Barancik WR 6-1 190 Fr. Topeka, KS88 Toby Johnson DL 6-4 304 So. College Park, GA98 Ben Bradley DL 6-3 311 So. Norcross, GA99 James Peoples DL 6-4 281 Fr. Ottawa, KSHead Coach - Rion RhoadesAssistants - Tommy Mangino, Chad Adams, Dion Meneley, Jayden Everett, John Harrell, Kevin Starr, Sean Racette, Eric Mateos,Shaun Simon.Game 11 vs. Butler 9 2012 Blue Dragon Football

2012 Butler Grizzlies RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr Hometown1 Tommy Sanders LB 6-2 215 So. Cordele, GA2 Dreamius Smith RB 5-11 220 So. Wichita, KS3 Derrick Thomas RB 6-1 210 So. Dothan, AL4 Javess Blue WR 6-1 194 So. Babson Park, FL5 Max Martinez DB 5-9 196 So. Wichita, KS6 Devin Clarke WR 5-11 173 So. Sebring, FL7 Billy Cosh QB 6-1 211 So. Annapolis, MD8 Chris Fields WR 6-2 183 So. Olathe, KS9 Josh Kirkland LB 6-3 211 So. Saint Mary, KS10 Owen Williams DL 6-2 283 So. Macon, GA11 Terrence Allen RB 5-9 198 So. Junction City, KS12 Dexter McDonald Jr. DB 6-2 203 So. Kansas City, MO13 Michael Glatczak WR 5-11 174 Fr. Centralia, KS14 Marcus Dillard DB 5-9 174 So. Byrnes, SC15 Tate Omli DB 5-10 200 So. Brookville, KS16 Dawson Elliott WR 5-10 190 So. Goddard, KS17 Jacob Hurla WR 6-3 190 So. Topeka, KS18 Rahmon Swain LB 6-0 216 So. Lithonia, GA19 Tyler Harrison QB 6-4 201 So. Derby, KS20 Torrel Saffold DB 5-11 180 So. Kansas City, KS21 Nick Cook LB 6-2 205 Fr. Wichita, KS22 Tyrell Everett RB 5-11 253 So. Topeka, KS23 Ty Suggs RB 5-11 207 Fr. Manhattan, KS24 Jimmie King DB 5-10 172 So. Junction City, KS25 Robert Rawlings K 5-10 194 So. Wichita, KS27 Kenno Loyal RB 5-11 236 Fr. Decatur, GA28 John James DB 5-10 175 So. Cleveland, OH29 Kellan Weathers DB 5-9 174 Fr. Topeka, KS30 Hunter Jameson LB 5-10 190 So. Wichita, KS31 Branden Dozier DB 6-0 190 Fr. Topeka, KS32 Tanner Fisher DB 5-9 196 Fr. Buhler, KS33 Blake Bean LB 6-1 232 So. Wichita, KS40 Miles Thomas RB 5-10 222 Fr. Downs, KS42 Riley Oharah RB 6-0 238 Fr. Goodland, KS44 Dominik White LB 6-0 211 Fr. Junction City, KS45 Eric Ostgren TE 6-2 234 So. Garden Plain, KS50 Reed Bergstrom OL 6-2 313 So. Clyde, KS51 Josh Finely DL 6-1 267 So. Olathe, KS52 Mateo Kambui OL 6-2 282 So. Wichita, KS55 Bradyn Butcher DL 6-1 225 Fr. Wichita, KS56 Tyler Hutchison OL 6-1 268 So. Olathe, KS66 Tyler Uselton OL 6-3 330 Fr. Great Bend, KS68 Luke Hayes OL 6-6 284 Fr. Scott City, KS69 John McClure OL 6-4 310 So. Wichita, KS70 Quinton Schooley OL 6-4 275 Fr. Chanute, KS72 Jesse Ingle OL 6-3 285 So. Valley Center, KS75 Parker Whitney OL 6-3 313 Fr. Rose Hill, KS77 Zach Burkhart OL 6-3 292 So. Mulvane, KS80 Trey Hallman WR 5-8 182 Fr. Dodge City, KS82 Jeremy Jones WR 6-1 191 Fr. Riverview, FL84 Aden Olson TE 6-3 257 Fr. Salina, KS87 Steven Walker TE 6-3 225 Fr. Wichita, KS88 Tyler Knox DL 6-4 227 Fr. Myrtle Beach, SC89 Tim McGaha DL 6-3 254 So. Salina, KS90 Brandon Walther DL 6-2 280 So. Rose Hill, KS91 Ufomba Kamalu DL 6-6 280 So. Fayetteville, GA95 Andy Daceus DL 6-4 258 Fr. Green Acres, FL98 Gabe Luna DL 6-2 250 Fr. Garden City, KSHead Coach - Troy MorrellAssistants - Steve Braet, Tony Haynes, Tim Schaffner, Jordon Abbott, Chris Jones, Cody Oates, Wade Weibert, Brice VigneryGame 11 vs. Butler 10 2012 Blue Dragon Football