Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragon Football 2016 Game Notes Hutchinson CC Sports Info. Dept. l 1300 N. Plum l Hutchinson, KS, 67501 l (620) 665-3593 l [email protected] 2016 Blue Dragon Schedule Date Aug. 27 Sept. 3 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Dec. 5 Opponent at No. 18 Coffeyville No. 6 Iowa Western No. 12 Garden City at Highland at Iowa Central Kansas Wesleyan JV Ellsworth at Butler Independence at Fort Scott Dodge City Salt City Bowl Radio KHUT-FM (102.9) KWBW-AM (1450) KWBW-FM (89.5) Rusty Hilst, Play-by-Play Daren Dunn, color Glen Grunwald, sidelines Countdown To Kickoff - 6:30 p.m. Pregame Airtime - 6:50 p.m. Internet Blue Dragon Sport Network (www.bluedragonsports.com) Free Live Videostream Free Audio-Only Feed Live Statistics Twitter @bluedragonsport Facebook www.facebook.com/ BlueDragonSports Game 8 at Butler Time/Result W, 34-28 W, 21-12 L, 14-16 L, 21-26 W, 38-0 W, 64-0 L, 23-20 7 p.m. Noon 7 p.m. Noon 1 p.m. Game 8: Hutchinson at Butler Saturday, October 22, 2016 Blue Dragons Record: 4-3 (1-2 KJCCC) NJCAA Ranking: Unranked Last Game: Lost to Ellsworth 23-20 last Saturday Coach: Rion Rhoades, 10th season Game Information Panthers At: El Dorado, KS Stadium: BG Products Stadium Capacity: 5,500 Surface: FieldTurf Series Record: Butler leads 46-45-1 Last Meeting: Butler won 52-28 in 2015 Record: 4-3 (3-2 KJCCC) Ranking: Receiving votes Last Game: Def. Air Force Prep 33-19 last Saturday Coach: Tim Schaffner 2nd season The Matchup The second half of the 2016 season had tough start to it for the Hutchinson Community College football team. On Saturday, the Blue Dragons look to rebound with a visit to the rival Butler Grizzlies on Saturday night. Blue Dragon Football Kickoff for the 93rd all-time meeting between By The Numbers the Blue Dragons and Grizzlies is set for 7 p.m. Years of football........................85th at BG Products Stadium in El Dorado. The game will be broadcast on Blue Dragon flagship All-time record.............. 467-332-28 KJCCC record.............. 324-242-18 station KHUT-FM (102.9) and broadcast live on KJCCC championships.................7 the Blue Dragon Sports Network. Bowl Appearances.......................19 The Blue Dragons suffered a tough loss last Bowl Record......................... 11-6-2 week to Ellsworth, falling 23-20 after trailing All-Americans............................108 by 10 points with less than 4 minutes to play. Adrian Cross returned a fumble for a touchdown to pull Hutch within three points. After getting a defensive stop and a Panther punt, the Blue Dragons had time for a 54-yard field goal attempt that clanked high off the left upright on the final play of the game. The Blue Dragons outgained Ellsworth 371-327, but were a minus-4 in turnover ratio in which the Panthers scored 14 points off five Hutch giveaways. After dropping three straight games, the Grizzlies have seemingly righted the ship with two straight wins over then No. 20 Highland and Air Force Prep. Butler was tied with Air Force Prep at 19-all at halftime and won the game 33-19. During that three-game losing streak - losses to Iowa Western (49-7), Dodge City (7-3) and Garden City (43-0) - the Grizzlies didn’t score an offensive touchdown and produced only 10 total points. Two years ago at B&G Products Stadium, the Blue Dragons broke through on Butler’s home field for the first time since 1997 with a 35-26 win that propelled Hutchinson to the 2014 Jayhawk Conference championship. Last year, the Grizzlies returned the favor by defeating the Blue Dragons 52-28 en route to tying Dodge City for the 2015 conference crown. The Coaches Hutchinson: Rion Rhoades is in his 10th season with the Blue Dragons. He has a 72-37 record at HCC and 79-42 in his 11th season as a head coach. Butler: Tim Schaffner is in his second season with the Grizzlies. He has posted a 13-5 record at Butler. 1 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes HCC Sports Information Game-Day Policies Credentials: You must be a credentialed member of the media or have authorization by the HCC Sports Information Office to have access to the Gowans Stadium Press Box and to the Gowans Stadium Field. If you do not have a credential, you will be asked to leave the press box and/or field. To obtain credentials, you must request either season credentials or per game credentials no later than 48 hours before the day of the game through the HCC Sports Information Office. Stadium Access: If you do not already have your credentials, media will call is located at the west ticket booth of Gowans Stadium. Access to the Gowans Stadium press box is gained via the elevator located just inside the west ticket booth of the stadium. There are also two exterior doors to the press box located on each side, but those doors are locked before and during games. Field access can be obtained only through the gate at the south end of the West Stadium. Other gates will be open, but access will not be allowed at those points. To gain access to the field, you must have your credential showing. Statistics: Statistics will be provided after each quarter for all members of the media in the press box. If media personnel on the field need stats, they can come to Suite D of the press box to obtain them. Postgame Interviews: Postgame interviews will be conducted on the field. The locker room and HCC Football Complex are off limits before, during and after all HCC football games. If you have problems locating a player, please find an HCC Sports Information Department assistant for assistance. HCC head coach Rion Rhoades will be available for postgame interviews after his postgame radio show, which is done on the field. Visiting Radio Stations: As per Jayhawk Conference bylaws, a courtesy radio line is available to the primary radio station of the visiting team. That phone line is located in Suite G of the press box. Primary radio stations need to contact SID Steve Carpenter if covering the game. Any other radio stations granted credentials must install phone lines at their own cost or use cellular technology. You also may have to share a booth as press box space is limited. Photograph Usage: The Hutchinson Community College Athletic Department owns the Blue Dragon brand. Thus, private photographers are not allowed to come into Gowans Stadium or any Blue Dragon venue to shoot photos for the sole purpose to sell photos. If you are a working member of the media, you will be granted all the access we allow to do your job. If you sell HCC photos privately, your credential will be pulled for the entire season and your employer will be notified. HCC Sports Information Department Phone: (620) 665-3593 HCC Sports Information Email: [email protected] Gowans Stadium Press Box Phone: (620) 665-3448 Bluedragonsports.com Head Coach Rion Rhoades HCC Under Rhoades Overall:............................................. 79-42 Record at Hutchinson...................................72-37 At Gowans Stadium......................................40-16 On the Road.................................................32-21 Neutral sites.....................................................0-1 vs. NJCAA Ranked.......................................18-24 vs. NJCAA Top 10 Teams...............................3-18 vs. Unranked Teams..................................... 47-11 vs. Non-NJCAA Teams.....................................8-3 vs. KJCCC Teams (overall)..........................46-27 vs. KJCCC Teams (League only).................39-21 Region VI Playoffs............................................5-6 Bowl games......................................................6-0 Overtime...........................................................0-3 When HCC leads at halftime..........................61-6 When HCC trails at halftime...........................9-31 When HCC is tied at halftime...........................2-0 When scoring 35 points/more.........................58-3 When holding opp. less 10 pts./less...............33-0 When game decided by 11 pts./more...........62-23 When game decided by 10 pts./less..............8-13 When game decided by 7 pts./less................5-10 When game decided by 3 pts./less..................0-4 When rushing for 200 or more yards..............52-7 When rushing for 300 or more yards..............26-1 When passing for 200 or more yards.............27-6 When passing for 300 or more yards.............12-0 When HCC player rushes for 100+ yards....47-12 When HCC player passes for 300+ yards........8-0 Rion Rhoades was named Blue Dragon football’s 17th head coach on December 12, 2006. Now in his 10th season at HCC, Rhoades has turned Blue Dragon football into one of the nation’s elite football programs. Rhoades has a 72-37 record with the Blue Dragons. From 2009 to 2014, Rhoades guided the Dragons to 61 victories, the most wins in any six-year span in a program history that dates back to 1928. Included in that run of success are six consecutive Salt City Bowl victories and the 2015 Jayhawk Conference championship. Over his first nine seasons, Rhoades has placed 66 Blue Dragon players into NCAA Division I programs, including 36 into Power 5 programs. Rhoades has now placed 130 HCC players into four-year programs, an average of 16.3 players per season. Rhoades has produced 16 NJCAA All-Americans, including six first-team All-Americans. There have been 130 All-Jayhawk Conference/Region VI players under Rhoades’ watch, 36 of which were first-team selections. That success is now being seen at the professional level. Three of Rhoades former Blue Dragons began the 2013 season on NFL rosters and two more former Blue Dragons joined NFL teams in the 2015 Rookie Class. Now in his 11th season as a junior college head coach – Rhoades spent one season at Fort Scott before coming to Hutchinson – Rhoades is 79-42. Blue Dragon Assistant Coaches Greg Laffere Dion Meneley Asst. HC/ D-Coord/LBs O-Coord/TEs Recruiting/WRs Run Game Coord/OL Matt Clark Travis Matkauskas Cedric Douglas Andrew Kraus C.J. Madison Rob Zimmerman Def. Line Thad Brown Spec. Teams/DBs Running Backs QBs Asst. Def. Line Inside The Blue Dragons’ 2016 Schedule Date Opponent Time/Result Series Last Meeting/Notes Aug. 27......... at No. 18 Coffeyville............W, 34-29...................CCC, 55-26-4.......... Dragons force five takeaways, but still have to hold on after building a 27-7 halftime lead. Asher Goldston with a Pick-6. Sept. 3.......... No. 6 Iowa Western............W, 21-12...................IWCC, 2-1................ Dragons get three safties, 3 field goals and a defensive TD in first win over Reivers in series history. Sept. 17........ No. 12 Garden City.............L, 16-14....................GC, 38-37................ Despite statistical dominance, Blue Dragons can’t overcome Garden City defensive, special teams TDS in 1st Qtr. Sept. 24........ at Highland..........................L, 21-26....................HCC, 31-4............... Dragons nearly rally from 20-point deficit before Highland scores with 2:30 to play. Hutch turn ball over 4 times. Oct. 1............ at Iowa Central....................W, 38-0.....................HCC, 4-0.................. Otis Williams runs for 189 and Tre Griffin 126 filling in for injured teammates. HCC runs for SH 417 yards. Oct. 3............ Kansas Wesleyan JV..........W, 64-0.....................HCC, 2-0.................. Dragons run school-record three punts back for touchdowns; KW held to minus-13 yards total offense. Oct. 15.......... Ellsworth.............................L, 23-20....................ECC, 4-3.................. Despite 5 turnovers, Dragosn still have a chance to force OT in the final play, but 54-yard FG hits left upright. Oct. 22.......... at Butler..............................7:00 p.m...................BCC, 46-45-1.......... Butler won 52-28. Dragons allow 45 unanswered points after taking 7-0 lead just 29 seconds into the game Oct. 29.......... Independence.....................Noon.........................HCC, 53-21-5.......... A 47-0 win over the Pirates last season improved HCC’s win streak over Indy to 10 games and wins in 27 of the last 28. Nov. 5........... at Fort Scott........................7:00 p.m...................HCC, 39-32-1.......... Dragons win 37-6 for sixth consecutive game vs. FSCC. Hutch has 7 QB sacks, a blocked punt and two takeaways. Nov. 12......... Dodge City..........................Noon.........................HCC 46-35-4........... Dragons fall 27-14, turn the ball over four times in first loss to Dodge City at Gowans Stadium since 2006. Dec. 3........... Salt City Bowl......................1:00 p.m...................TBA.......................... Dragons now 6-0 all-time in Salt City Bowl, 11-6-2 all-time in bowls, 7 straight bowl wins. Game 8 at Butler 2 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragons In The Polls Charting HCC’s Poll Progress After a 23-20 loss to Ellsworth last week, the Preseason............................No. 16 Blue Dragons weren’t in the NJCAA Football September 6...........................No. 7 Rankings either as a ranked team for receiving September 13.........................No. 6 votes for the first time this season. September 20.......................No. 13 The 2016 Blue Dragons made their eighth September 27........Receiving Votes consecutive appearance in the NJCAA preOctober 3...............Receiving Votes season rankings as the No. 16 team in the October 10.............Receiving Votes nation. October 17.......................Unranked The Blue Dragons continued a programOctober 24 record run of preseason NJCAA rankings. The October 31 previous record was four from 1994-97. November 7 Last season, Hutch saw its run of 24 consecuNovember 14 tive polls and 16-straight Top 10 rankings end. HCC has now been in 83 of the past 95 NJCAA Football Rankings dating back to 2008. Under head coach Rion Rhoades, who is in his 10th season, the Blue Dragons have started the previous seven seasons ranked No. 6 (a program record) in 2014, No. 13 in 2009, No. 11 in 2010, No. 6 in 2011, No. 10 in 2012, No. 6 in 2013 and No. 11 last season. Noting The Blue Dragons l Offensively, the Blue Dragons rank fourth in the KJCCC averaging 30.3 points per game. HCC is second in the league at 353.0 yards per game and leads the Jayhawk in rushing at 231.4 yards per game. Hutch averages 121.6 passing yards per game. l Defensively, the Blue Dragons have forced 19 takeaways and are allowing 15.1 points, which ranks second best in the Jayhawk. Hutch is allowing 234.1 total yards per game (second in the KJCCC). The Dragons are No. 2 in the league in rush defense at 74.6 yards per game on the round allowed and fourth in passing defense at 159.6 yards per game. l Freshman Cam Jones joined the roster before the Iowa Central game. He has completed 19 of 44 passes for 268 yards with two touchdowns and four interceptions. Freshman Chaz Capps has completed 32 of 77 passes for 368 yards and two touchdowns. l Hutch’s stable of running backs are still battered and bruised, but deep. Freshman Otis Williams is the team’s leading rusher with 602 yards on 106 carries and five scores with a 5.7 yard-per-carry average. l Tyler Harris has taken over the team lead with nine receptions for 157 yards and one touchdown. Gary Cross has eight catches for 148 yards and a team-high three touchdowns. Josh Reynolds has also made eight grabs for 86 yards and a TD. l Linebackers Guy Victoria and Quen Head lead the team in tackles. Victoria has a team-high 66 tackles with 10 tackles for loss and two quarterback sacks. Head has 60 total tackles and five quarterback sacks. Landon Smith has 53 tackles and Ronheen Bingham has 52 tackles. Those four players have combined for 41.5 tackles for loss and 13.5 quarterback sacks. l Hutch’s defense now has 27 quarterback sacks for the season. l Asher Goldston and Adrian Cross have two interceptions each to lead Hutchinson. The Dragons have picked off eight passes this season. HCC also has 11 fumble recoveries. l Placekicker Luke Niemeyer is 5 of 9 on field goals with a long of 46 yards. He is 23 of 25 on extra points and is allowing a starting field position of the opponent 27 yard line on 39 kickoffs. l Punter Tyler Harris is averaging 36.6 yards per punt on 50 attempts. He has a long of 67 yards, nine punts of 50 yards or more and has placed 13 punts inside the opponent 20 yard line. Noting Butler Jayhawk Conference Standings No. 1 Garden City No. 12 Dodge City RV Butler Highland Hutchinson No. 17 Coffeyville Fort Scott Independence LeagueOverall 5-0 7-0 3-1 6-2 3-2 4-3 2-34-3 1-24-3 1-3 4-3 1-3 3-4 1-32-4 Iowa Conference Standings Ellsworth Iowa Western Iowa Central LeagueOverall 1-04-3 0-0 3-4 0-1 0-7 Saturday, October 22 Games Hutchinson at Butler, 7 p.m. Fort Scott at Ellsworth, 1 p.m. Iowa Central at Coffeyville, 1 p.m. Garden City at Dodge City, 6 p.m. NJCAA Football Poll Team Record Points Last Poll 1. Garden City (4) 7-0 206.0 2 2. Arizona Western (5) 7-0 200.0 3 3. East Mississippi 6-1 192.5 4 4. Trinity Valley 6-1 171.5 5 5. Northwest Mississippi 6-1 161.5 1 6. Mesa 6-1 161.0 6 7. Northeast Mississippi 6-1 146.0 9 8. Lackawanna 7-0 144.5 8 9. Central Lakes 8-0 125.0 10 10. Tyler 4-2 80.5 7 11. Georgia Military 7-1 79.0 12 12. Dodge City 6-2 78.5 20 13. Snow 5-2 63.0 17 14. New Mexico Military 5-2 61.0 RV 15. North Dakota SCS 7-1 57.0 19 16. Kilgore 4-2 56.5 11 17. Coffeyville 4-3 48.5 RV 18. Itawamba 4-3 35.0 NR 19. Navarro 4-3 28.0 NR 20. Monroe College 6-1 25.0 14 Others Receiving Votes: Phoenix (5-3); Mississippi Gulf Coast (4-3); Butler (4-3); Eastern Arizona (6-2); Holmes (5-3); East Central (MS) (4-3); Blinn (5-3); Louisburg (7-0) l Offensively, Butler is averaging 20.9 points and 305.6 total yards per game. The Grizzlies are rushing for 137.1 yards passing for 168.4 yards per game. l Defensively, the Grizzlies are surrendering 27.9 points - but 13.5 over the last two games. Opponents are rushing for 131.7 yards and passing for 201.9 against the Grizzlies. (Continued on Next Page) Game 8 at Butler 3 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Statistical Comparison OFFENSE Hutch BCC Points........................................................... 212146 Scoring average......................................30.320.9 Rushing yards.............................................1,162960 Average/Game......................................231.4137.1 Average/Carry.........................................4.43.0 Rushing TDs............................................. 1710 Passing yards............................................... 8511,179 Average/Game......................................121.6168.4 Com-Att............................................... 73-16989-184 Completion %........................................43.248.4 Passing TDs............................................... 55 Total Offense...............................................2,4712,139 Average/Game......................................353.0305.6 Fumbles/Lost.............................................. 19-821-9 Interceptions................................................. 1412 DEFENSE Hutch BCC Points Allowed............................................. 106195 Scoring average .....................................15.127.9 Rushing yards Allowed................................. 522922 Average/Game.............................................74.6131.7 Average/Carry...............................................2.13.5 Rushing TDs.............................................. 511 Passing yards Allowed.................................1,1171,413 Average/Game......................................159.6201.9 Com-Att.............................................. 102-214119-218 Completion %........................................47.7201.9 Passing TDs............................................... 611 Total Yards Allowed.....................................1,6392,335 Average/Game......................................234.1333.6 Fumbles/Recovered.................................... 18-1115-7 Interceptions.................................................. 85 Special Teams Hutch BCC Kickoff return average..................................15.917.8 KO returns for TDs...................................... 00 Punt return average.....................................14.18.3 Punt returns for TDs.................................. 30 Gross punting average.................................36.634.0 Net punting average....................................30.131.7 Point after touchdowns.............................. 23-2516-17 Field goals (long)......................................5-9 (46) 8-14 (39) Bluedragonsports.com l Freshman quarterback David Isreal is completing 53 percent of his passes for 898 yards with four touchdowns and eight interceptions. Butler quarterbacks have thrown 12 interceptions this season. l Kevon Abrams is the Jayhawk Conference’s second-leading rusher at 521 yards on 78 carries with three touchdowns. He is averaging a league-best 6.7 yards per carry. Isaiah Truss is next with 240 yards and two touchdowns. l The Grizzlies spread the ball around to several receivers. C.J. Sims is the top target with 29 catches for 480 yards and three touchdowns. Kendall Stewart has 12 receptions for 48 yards. Josh Wilkes has 11 catches for 237 yards and two touchdowns. Myron Mitchell had 10 catches for 118 yards. l Linebacker Shawn Bernard has a team- high 66 tackles with 11 tackles for loss to lead Butler defensively. Jake Seurer has 55 tackles and Tony Jones has 54 tackles. l Butler has 20 quarterback sacks. Fontez Davis has a team-high 4.5 sacks. The Grizzlies have forced 15 total takeaways (10 fumble recoveries, five interceptions). l The Grizzlies have extensively used two kickers, both freshmen. Luke Winter is 6 of 6 on extra points and 5 of 7 on field goals with a long of 37. Chris Diddle is 10 of 11 on extra points and 3 of 7 on field goals with a long on 39 yards. l Punter Joe Stevens is averaging 35.4 yards on 42 punts with four touchdowns, 15 inside the 20-yard line and one block. Series History vs. Butler Saturday’s matchup will be the 93rd meeting all-time between Hutchinson and Butler in a series that dates back to 1929. Butler leads the series is tied at 46-45-1. Butler had won 23-straight games with the Blue Dragons until 2014’s 35-26 Blue Dragon win at El Dorado. HCC is 22-18-1 vs. Butler in games played in Hutchinson. Butler leads 27-23 in games played in El Dorado, including 3-1 vs. the Blue Dragons at B&G Products Stadium. Hutchinson’s last win over Butler at Gowans Stadium was a 36-18 Jayhawk Conference playoff victory in 1995, a streak of 10 games. Last Game vs. Butler Two plays into a September 12, 2015 clash of Jayhawk Conference football powers, things looked pretty good for the No. 3-ranked Hutchinson Community College football team against No. 8 Butler. HCC scored a touchdown on the second play of the game, but the Grizzlies scored the next 45 en route to a 52-28 victory Jayhawk Conference in front of a crowd of better than 4,000 at Gowans Stadium. HCC took the opening kickoff and returned it to the Butler 22. The first play was a Kylen Binn-to-DeQuan Bowman 58-yard pass to the Grizzly 20. Treyvon Paulk then took it the final 20 yards for a touchdown and a 7-0 lead just 29 seconds into the game. After that, very little went right for Hutchinson. HCC turned the ball over four times, giving Butler 14 points. HCC had a blocked field goal that was returned for a touchdown. After two stellar efforts, the Blue Dragon defense was stung for 487 total yards by the Grizzlies. Butler quarterback Justin Hansen threw for four touchdowns. HCC quarterback Dimonic McKinzy led the Dragons offensively with 193 total yards. McKinzy completed 13 of 18 passes for 145 yards and a touchdown. He rushed eight times for 48 yards and one touchdown of 12 yards. The Blue Dragons had 214 rushing yards and 251 passing yards. Paulk was HCC’s leading rusher with 75 yards on 12 carries and two touchdowns of 20 and 5 yards. Tyren Jones had 70 yards on 14 carries. Sophomore DeQuan Bowman caught eight passes for 145 yards and a touchdown. Bowman finished the game with 205 all-purpose yards. Logan Maze had six receptions for 56 yards. Sophomore linebacker Kyle Wilson had a career-high 15 tackles. Hutch-Ellsworth Recap The Hutchinson Community College football team nearly pulled off the great Homecoming escape on Saturday at Gowans Stadium. (Continued on Next Page) Game 8 at Butler 4 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Trailing the Ellsworth Panthers by 10 points with 2:43 to play in the fourth quarter, the Blue Dragons scored a defensive touchdown 14 seconds later and had an opportunity to force overtime on the next to final play of the game. Luke Niemeyer’s attempt of 54 yards had the distance, but squarely hit off the left upright of the north end zone goal post and Ellsworth got out of Gowans Stadium with a 23-20 victory over the Blue Dragons, spoiling Fall Homecoming 2016. The Blue Dragons fall to 4-3 for the season heading into next Saturday’s road game at Butler. Ellsworth, which won at Gowans Stadium for the secondstraight season, improves to 4-3, including three-straight wins. Ellsworth scored 14 points off a season-high-tying five Hutch turnovers. But the Panthers kept the Blue Dragons in the game when they had two touchdowns taken away with excessive celebration penalties before a Panther player crossed the goal line. Ellsworth didn’t score on both of those plays. Things looked bleak for the Blue Dragons, though, with 2:35 to play when they committed their fourth turnover of the game with 2:55 to play in the fourth quarter. On the next play, Ellsworth’s Tekendrick West broke loose for a 54-yard touchdown run to give the Panthers a 23-13 lead with 2:43 remaining. Hutch started its next drive at its own 47, but Cam Jones threw his fourth interception of the game at the Ellsworth 6 with 2:35. The defense then gave the Blue Dragons a chance when defensive tackle J.J. Holmes forced a fumble that Adrian Cross returned 6 yards for a touchdown. Niemeyer’s point-after kick cut the Dragon deficit to 23-20 with 2:29 to go in the game. The Dragons couldn’t convert the onside kick, but forced Ellsworth to punt with 1:30 to go and HCC had the ball at the Dragon 22. Hutch got a pass interference call to keep the drive alive on fourth down and Jones completed three passes to drive the Dragons to the Ellsworth 37 with 6 seconds remaining. With a strong south wind behind him, Niemeyer’s potential school-record 54 yard field goal attempt was hit square, but hit about halfway up the left upright to end HCC’s comeback hopes. The Blue Dragons outgained Ellsworth 371-327, but did so with a season-low 23 minutes, 50 seconds of time of possession. Hutch rushed for 234 yards, getting 146 yards on the ground from Otis Williams, who had touchdown runs of 8 and 4 yards in the second quarter. Jones completed 16 of 39 passes for 137 yards. Tyler Harris had three catches for 25 yards. DeShawn Waller caught three passes for 15 yards. Jayhawk Conference Players of the Week Week 1 - Adrian Cross, Defense: Freshman safety Adrian Cross had a stellar debut and made a key play in the No. 16 Blue Dragons’ 34-29 season-opening win over No. 18 Coffeyville on Aug. 27. Cross had 10 total tackles, including four solo stops, to lead a Blue Dragon defense that had its back against the wall the entire fourth quarter against the Red Ravens. He also had one tackle for loss and one pass broken up. But with Hutchinson leading 34-29 late in the fourth quarter, Cross made one of the critical plays of the game. With Coffeyville deep in Hutch territory, Cross intercepted a Red Raven pass with three minutes to play in the fourth quarter. Cross’ pick – the fourth of the game for HCC – stopped a Raven drive that started at the Hutch 22. Week 2 - Ronheen Bingham, Defense: Sophomore defensive end Ronheen Bingham seemingly lived in the Iowa Western backfield on Sept. 3 as the No. 16 Blue Dragons knocked off the No. 6 Reivers 21-12. Bingham, a 6-foot-2, 242-pound sophomore from Bennettsville, S.C., had 10 total tackles, including 3.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 quarterback sacks against the Reivers on Saturday. In addition to the plays he did statistically count for, Bingham continually created problems for Iowa Western’s offense with constant penetration. Bingham made the play of the game on the final play of the contest. With the Dragons up only 15-12 and Iowa Western in the red zone with 10 seconds to play, Bingham scooped up a fumble and traveled 77 yards for HCC’s only touchdown of the game, which clinched the program’s first win over Iowa Western. Week 4 - Adrain Cross, Special Teams: Cross had three punt returns in the second half sparked the Blue Dragons from a 20-point deficit entering the fourth quarter to take a fourth-quarter lead, only to fall 26-21 at Highland. (Continued on Next Page) Game 8 at Butler 5 HCC-Butler All-Time History Overall record – 45-46-1 Record in Hutchinson – 22-18-1 Record in El Dorado– 23-27-0 Record on neutral field – 0-1 Record in playoffs – 1-8 Record in overtime – 0-1 Most points scored vs. Butler – 54 (1963, 1970) Most points scored by Butler – 65 (2005) Largest margin of victory – 54 (1963: HCC 54-0) Largest margin of defeat – 51 (2005: Butler 65-14) Most combined points – 91 (1992: HCC 49, Butler 42) Shutouts posted by HCC – 12 Shutouts against HCC – 8 Longest winning streak – 17 Longest losing streak – 23 YearSite 1929 H 1930 A 1931 H 1932 A 1933 H 1934 A 1935 H 1936 A 1937 H 1938 A 1939 H 1940 A 1941 H 1942 A 1946 A 1947 H 1948 A 1949 H 1950 A 1951 H 1952 A 1953 H 1954 A 1955 H 1956 A 1958 A 1959 A 1960 H 1961 H 1962 A 1963 H 1964 A 1965 H 1966 A 1967 H 1968 A 1969 H 1970 A 1971 H 1972 A 1973 H 1974 A 1975 H 1976 A 1977 H 1978 A 1979 H 1980 A Score W, 53-2 W, 33-0 W, 26-6 W, 19-7 W, 35-0 W, 13-6 W, 13-0 W, 26-0 W, 13-7 W, 19-0 W, 18-6 L, 0-14 L, 0-38 L, 6-38 W, 19-0 W, 28-7 W, 19-0 W, 26-7 L, 6-14 W, 13-0 W, 34-21 W, 18-0 L, 20-27 L, 12-13 L, 12-13 W, 30-0 W, 33-6 W, 34-14 W, 12-6 W, 18-14 W, 54-0 W, 12-0 W, 30-6 W, 33-6 W, 14-7 W, 32-13 W, 35-3 W, 54-6 W, 8-6 W, 12-8 W, 29-6 W, 19-3 T, 10-10 W, 43-13 W, 20-12 W, 38-32 L, 12-14 L, 23-28 YearSite Score 1981 H L, 20-54 1982 A W, 30-12 1983 H L, 0-34 1984 A L, 0-7 1985 H L, 13-14 1986 A L, 0-47 1987 H L, 25-27 1988 A L, 22-39 1989 A L, 14-24 1990 H L, 7-45 1991 A L, 7-38 1992 H W, 49-42 1993 A L, 21-27 A# L, 14-19 1994 H W, 38-35 1995 A W, 36-20 H^ W, 36-18 1996 H L, 0-27 1997 A W, 17-7 1998 H L, 25-39 A# L, 8-56 1999 A L, 7-38 A# L, 14-55 2000 H L, 13-30 2001 A L, 10-43 2002 A L, 9-28 2003 H L, 34-36 2004 A L, 13-34 2005 H L, 14-65 2006 A L, 6-48 2007 H L, 26-34 2008 A L, 17-35 N@ L, 14-29 2009 H L, 10-13 2010 A L, 0-28 A@ L, 0-48 2011 H L, 10-28 A@ L, 21-40 2012 H L, 7-40 A@ L, 16-26 2013 A L, 16-19 (6OT) A@ L, 21-24 2014 A W, 35-26 2015 H L, 52-28 ^ – Region VI playoff first round # – Region VI playoff semifinals @ – Region VI playoff championship 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Blue Dragon Game Records OFFENSIVE RECORDS Rushing Yards 1. 308 – Terrell Lane at Garden City (9/8/12) 2. 305 – Mack Herron vs. NOC (1967) Tackles For Loss 1. 6 – Eugene Kinlaw vs. Indy (10/25/08) 6 – Eugene Kinlaw vs. Ft. Scott (9/27/08) Quarterback Sacks Rushing Touchdowns 1. 7 – Troy West vs. Indy (9/14/96) 1. 6 – Chris Anderson vs. Highland (9/12/09) Interceptions Rushing Attempts 1. 3 – Jaylon Myers at Coffeyville (8/24/13) 1. 42 – Mack Herron vs. NOC (1967) Longest Interception Return Longest Run From Scrimmage 1. 94 – Jamar Flournoy vs. Highland (2003) 1. 91 – Jamison Palmer vs. DC (10/23/98) Fumble Recoveries Passing Yards 1. 2 – Several times: 1. 459 – Luke Barnes vs. Coffeyville (8/25/12) Last – Terrell Hannah vs. Dodge City (9/15/12) 2. 443 – Greg Meinzer vs. DC (8/27/05) Longest Fumble Return Passing Touchdowns 1. 99 – Christian Goodlett vs. FS (10/19/13) 1. 6 – Luke Barnes at Garden City (9/8/12) 6 – Luke Barnes vs. AF Prep (10/6/12) Forced Fumbles 6 – Elliott Alford vs. Highland (9/17/11) 1. 3 – Adam Davis at AF Prep (10/8/08) 6 – Elliott Alford at Garden City (10/15/11) Passes Broken Up Passing Completions 1. 6 – Duane Sims vs. Coffeyville (10/30/10) 1. 32 – Luke Barnes vs. Dodge City (9/15/12) Passing Attempts SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS 1. 54 – Luke Barnes vs. Dodge City (9/15/12) Most Extra Points 1. 13 – Michael Mesh vs. Highland (9/17/11) Longest pass completions 1. 97 – Matt Imel to Marlon Phillips/ Most Field Goals Mesa (11/24/94) 1. 5 – Kevin Coleman vs. Tyler (12/3/04) Receptions 1. 12 – Jatavius Stewart vs. DC (9/15/12) Most Points By A Kicker 1. 16 – Michael Mesh vs. Coffey (8/25/12) Receiving Yards 1. 261 – Roger Frazier at DC (8/27/05) Longest Field Goal 1. 47 – Kevin Coleman vs. Tyler (12/3/04) 47 – Michael Mesh at Butler (11/11/12) 47 – Ryan Weese at Butler (10/26/13) Receiving Touchdowns 1. 4 – Cordarrelle Patterson at GC (10/15/11) 4 – Miguel Johns vs. Iowa C. (12/1/14) Longest Kickoff Return 1. 98 – Dan Bythwood vs. Highland (9/25/98) Total Offense 98 – Cordarrelle Patterson vs. AFP 1. 480 – Luke Barnes vs. Coffeyville (8/25/12) (9/11/10) 2. 401 – Greg Meinzer at DC (8/27/05) Longest Punt Return All-Purpose Yards 1. 86 – Exel Lucas vs. Dodge City (1994) 1. 370 – Roger Frazier at DC (8/27/05) Most Punts Total Touchdowns 1. 10 – Kevin Crow at Tyler (8/25/07) 1. 6 – Chris Anderson vs. Highland (9/12/09) Longest Punt DEFENSIVE RECORDS 1. 84 – Kevin Crow vs. Coffeyville (9/16/06) Tackles 1. 24 – Rich Robisch vs. Kemper Mil. (1995) Punting Average 2. 20 – David Dixon at AF Prep (9/28/04) 1. 50.7 – Terrell Lane vs. Coffeyville (11/4/12) 20 – Chip Hester at Butler (10/23/10) Bluedragonsports.com Cross had punt returns of 39 yards to the Scotty 5 and 18 yards to the Hutch 40 that directly led to Blue Dragon fourth-quarter touchdowns. Cross averaged 26 yards per return on three punts against the Scotties. Cross also had three tackles and two passes broken up for the Hutch defense. Week 6 - Adrain Cross, Special Teams: After knocking on the door of a punt return for touchdown in his previous two games, Cross crossed the goal line not once, but twice against the Kansas Wesleyan JV in a 64-0 win on Oct. 3. Cross scored on punt returns of 48 and 65 yards in the first half. The Blue Dragons returned three punts for touchdowns in the game, a team record. Record vs. Ranked Foes Turns Around Under Rhoades Before Rion Rhoades came to HCC in 2007, wins against ranked opponents were rare for Blue Dragon Football. Between 2000 and 2006, the Blue Dragons were 1-22 against nationally ranked competition. Under Rhoades, HCC has improved to 18-25. Last season, though, HCC went 0-4 against ranked foes. Hutchinson was 3-3 vs. ranked foes in 2013 and 2-3 against ranked competition in 2012. This season, Hutch is 2-1 against ranked teams. The Blue Dragons defeated No. 18 Coffeyville 34-29 and No. 6 Iowa Western 21-12, but dropped a 16-14 decision to No. 12 Garden City. The Dragons still have No. 10 Dodge City on the schedule (Nov. 12). Rhoades Builds His Legacy Among Blue Dragon Coaches Now coaching in his 10th season with the Blue Dragons, Rion Rhoades has moved his way among Blue Dragon football coaching greats. A 63-39 victory over Fort Scott on October 19, Rion Rhoades on HCC Coaching Charts 2013 at Gowans Stadium, Coaching Wins Winning Percentage Games Coached which also happened to 1. Charles Sesher. . .. 115 1. Dick Towers....... .800 1. Charles Sesher....187 be the program’s biggest 2. John Matous..........97 2. Andy Hill............ .750 2. John Matous........152 comeback victory in team 3. Rion Rhoades......72 3. Rion Rhoades.. .661 3. Rion Rhoades....109 history (22 points) gave 4. Bill Goldsmith........36 4. Martin Harrell..... .650 4. Bill Goldsmith........86 Rhoades his 50th victory 5. David Wheeler ......28 5. John Matous...... .638 5. David Wheeler ......50 on the Hutch sideline. Rhoades’ record at Hutchinson is now 72-37. Rhoades ranks third on the Blue Dragon Coaching All-Time wins list. Charles Sesher is No. 1 with 115 and John Matous is second at 97 wins. Rhoades ranks third in win percentage for a HCC head coach at .661 and is now third in games coached with 109 games on the Blue Dragon sideline. Season-Opening Success In 85 season openers, the Blue Dragons have a record of 49-34-2. Hutchinson is 14-3 in season openers since 2000 and has won its last nine after a 34-29 win at No. 18 Coffeyville on Aug. 27 HCC’s longest season-opening winning streak in team history is 11 from 1994 to 2004. The Blue Dragons are even better in home openers, going 58-24-2 at Gowans Stadium. The Blue Dragons are 13-3 since 2000 in home openers and had won eightstraight in the first games of seasons at the friendly confines of Gowans Stadium before their 2013 setback against No. 3 Navarro College. The 2015 opener was only the seventh time ever that Hutchinson opens a season against a non-NJCAA affiliated team. Before last season, the last time that happened was 1995 against Air Force Prep. It also happened in 1931 (McPherson College), 1935 (Sterling College), 1941 (Kansas Wesleyan JV) and 1988 (Pittsburg State JV). HCC Coaching Staff Changes The 2016 Blue Dragon coaching staff has seen its share of changes as the new season begins. Assistant head coach Dion Meneley returns as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. (Continued on Next Page) Game 8 at Butler 6 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Third-year assistant Thaddeus Brown also returns, but moves over to the offensive side of the ball as the receivers coach and remains recruiting coordinator and strength and conditioning coach. Greg Laffere will be the offensive coordinator this season. Matt Clark joins the staff as the offensive line coach and Travis Matkauskas will be the quarterbacks coach. Defensively, Cedric Brown joins the staff as the defensive line coach. Veteran coach Andrew Krause is the Blue Dragons’ secondary coach and Special Teams Coordinator. Former Blue Dragon players C.J. Madison (running backs) and Rob Zimmerman (assistant defensive line) join the staff this season. Dragons Picked 3rd in Preseason KJCCC Rankings For the first time in six years, Hutchinson wasn’t the first or second choice in the annual Jayhawk Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll. The 2016 Blue Dragons were picked to finish third in the poll. Last season’s league co-champions – Butler and Dodge City – were the top two picks for 2016. The 2016 Jayhawk Preseason Poll perennial power Grizzlies were the coaches’ 1. Butler No. 1 choice. Coffeyville – the Blue Dragons’ 2. Dodge City season-opening opponent – was picked fourth. 3. Hutchinson From 2011 through 2014, the Blue Dragons 4. Coffeyville were picked second in the preseason poll. 5. Highland That streak ended last year when HCC was 6. Garden City the league’s choice to win it all after capturing 7. Fort Scott the conference championship in 2014. 8. Independence The last time that Hutchinson wasn’t picked first or second in the coaches poll was 2010 when they were picked fourth in the preseason. The 2010 team finished second and advanced to the Region VI championship playoff game. Five Blue Dragons Currently In The Pros The Blue Dragons have produced 25 players who have reached professional status in program history. According to records, standout running back Mack Herron parlayed his time at Hutchinson in 1966 and 1967 into two stellar seasons at Kansas State University and then became the Blue Dragons’ first-ever NFL draft pick, being selected in the sixth round of the 1970 Draft by the Atlanta Falcons. Since 1994, though, the number of Blue Dragon football players making it to the NFL dramatically increased. Of the 23 Blue Dragons to reach the professional level, 21 have come since 1994. Seventeen former Blue Dragon players signed contracts in the NFL since 1994. Several others have made major contributions in the Canadian Football League and Arena Football. The 2013 NFL Draft was historical for Blue Dragon football as Cordarrelle Patterson became the first Blue Dragon to be selected in the first round, going to the Minnesota Vikings with the 29th overall pick. A record three Blue Dragons were in the 2013 NFL rookie class. In addition to Patterson, Angelo Pease went to Green Bay and Meshak Williams went to Baltimore as undrafted free agents. The 2015 NFL Draft produced the Blue Dragons’ sixth drafted player in Markus Golden (2011), who moved on to Missouri and was drafted in the second round by the Arizona Cardinals, the second-highest drafted Dragon in team history. Defensive tackle Toby Johnson (2012-13) was an undrafted free-agent signee of the Tennessee Titans. The 2016 Draft saw De’Vondre Campbell (2011-12) be drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth round. Antonio Longino (2012) signed as an undrafted free agent with the Cincinnati Bengals. Heading into the 2016 season, former HCC quarterback Shaun Hill (1998-99) is with his fourth NFL team. Originally signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent, Hill has also played for the San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions. He also spent one season in NFL Europe with the Amsterdam Admirals. Hill starts his 14th professional season returning to the team that originally signed him, the Vikings. Hill is the longest-tenured Blue Dragon in professional football. Game 8 at Butler 7 The Last Time That HCC ... Scored 50-59 points.............................................58 vs. Highland (10/18/14) Scored 60-69 points.............................. 64 vs. Kansas Wesleyan JV (10/3/16) Scored 70-79 points.................................70 vs. Sterling College JV(8/27/15) Scored 80 or more points.....................................90 vs. Highland (9/17/11) Rushed for 400 or more yards........................417 at Iowa Central (10/1/16) Rushed for 300-399 yards.........................377 vs. Independence (11/27/15) Passed for 400 or more yards...........................470 vs. Coffeyville (8/25/12) Passed for 300-399 yards...............................352 at Iowa Central (9/19/15) Had 10 Quarterback sacks in a game............11 vs. Garden City (10/10/15) Had 5 Interceptions in a game.......................5 vs. Dodge City (10/9/2001) Had 4 Fumble Recoveries in a game........................4 vs. Kilgore (8/28/10) Shut out an opponent.............................................. Iowa Central (10/1/16) 3 Safeties in one game..............................................Iowa Western (9/3/16) Allowed 50 or less rushing yards.......................6 at Iowa Central (10/1/16) Allowed 100 or less passing yards..................79 at Garden City (10/10/15) Allowed 50 or more points.................................52 vs. Coffeyville (10/3/15) Allowed 200-299 rushing yards.................281 at Iowa Western (10/25/14) Allowed 300 or more pass yards......................413 vs. Coffeyville (10/3/15) Had a player with 30 or more rush att........ 35 - LaDarrian Page (9/27/08) Had a player with 300 or more rush yds............308 - Terrell Lane (9/8/12) Had a player with 200 or more rush yds.. 222 - Blake Middleton (11/7/14) Had 4 players rush for 100 yds.............................at Garden City (10/10/15) Treyvon Paulk (137), Tyren Jones (124), Blaik Middleton (105), Trey Griffin (104) Had a player with 5 or more rush TDs............ 6 - Chris Anderson (9/13/09) Had a player with 3 or more TD receps...... 3 - DeQuan Bowman(10/31/15) Had a player with 30 or more pass comp.........32 - Luke Barnes (9/15/12) Had a player with 50 or more pass att.............54 - Luke Barnes (9/15/12) Had a player with 400 or more pass yds.........459 - Luke Barnes (9/15/12) Had a player with 5 or more pass TDs..............5 - Dalton Demos (9/13/14) Had a player with 10 or more receptions........ 13 - Chris Murray (9/28/13) Had a player with 200 or more rec. yards..... 207 - Chris Murray (9/28/12) Had a player with 3 or more rec. TDs................3 - Juwan Dickey (9/13/14) Had a player with 10 or more PATs................. 12 - Michael Mesh (9/17/12) Had a player with 3 or more FGs.......................... 3 - Ryan Weese (9/28/13) Had a player with 15 or more tackles......17 - Marquavius Lewis (9/13/14) Had a player with 5 or more TFLs........... 5 - E. Kinlaw/T. Starling (11/1/08) Had a player with 3 or more interceptions.......3 - Jaylon Myers (8/24/13) Had a player with 4 or more QB Sacks............. 4.5 - Adam Davis (10/3/09) Had a player with 5 or more PBUs............. 6 - Christian Goodlett (8/24/13) 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragon Football Team Statistics Game 8 at Butler 8 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragon Football Individual Statistics Game 8 at Butler 9 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon G ame Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragon Football Individual Statistics Game 8 at Butler 10 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragon Football Individual Statistics Game 8 at Butler 11 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragon Football Defensive Statistics Game 8 at Butler 12 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Blue Dragon 2016 Game-By-Game Breakdown Game 8 at Butler 13 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com Opponent 2016 Game-By-Game Breakdown Game 8 at Butler 14 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com 2016 Hutchinson Blue Dragon Roster o. 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Holmes Rayden Mestas Donovan Lumpkin Taylan Humphrey Game 8 at Butler Pos. DB WR RB WR DB RB QB DB DB WR LB QB QB DB DB DB RB QB WR RB DL WR RB DB WR WR RB WR WR DL DL LB WR DB K WR RB RB LB LB LB LB LB OL OL OL DL DL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR WR DL DL DL DL Ht. 6-2 5-9 5-9 5-7 5-11 5-11 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 5-9 6-1 6-1 5-10 5-7 6-1 5-10 6-0 6-4 6-6 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-1 5-9 5-9 6-3 6-2 6-3 5-11 6-0 5-9 5-9 6-3 6-2 5-11 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-1 5-11 6-4 6-1 6-2 6-4 6-4 6-1 6-5 6-3 6-2 6-5 6-5 6-3 6-4 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-6 Wt. 192 176 174 179 207 211 197 196 181 184 218 194 181 191 182 178 156 182 174 198 255 231 189 169 180 206 194 181 194 242 234 213 174 179 162 249 247 234 232 193 220 219 223 296 281 304 284 289 294 318 313 302 328 298 288 302 175 187 204 311 251 278 365 Yr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr, Fr. Sp. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. 15 Hometown (Previous School) Olathe, KS (Olathe North) Wichita, KS (Wichita South) Wichita, KS (Wichita Southeast) Wichita, KS (Wichita Heights) Brunswick, GA (Glynn Academy) Atlanta, GA (Best Academy) Knoxville, TN (Bearden) Lawrenceville, GA (Central Gwinnett) Irmo, SC (Dutch Fork) Andover, KS (Andover Central) Fordyce, GA (Mary Persons) Wichita, KS (Wichita West) Wichita, KS (Wichita Heights) Lenexa, KS (Shawnee Mission West) Leawood, KS (Blue Valley) Salina, KS (Salina Central) Kansas City, KS (Kansas City Piper) Great Bend, KS (Central Plains) Kansas City, KS (Kansas City Wyandotte) Wichita, KS (Wichita Heights) Decatur, GA (Southwest DeKalb) Topeka, KS (Topeka West) Tampa, FL. (King) Topeka,KS (Washburn Rural) Mahattan, KS (Manhattan) Ottawa, KS (Ottawa) Salina, KS (Salina South) Wilson, KS (Wilson) Kansas City, KS (Ruskin) Bennettsville, SC (Marlboro County) Garden City, KS (Garden City) Liberal, KS (Liberal) Wichita, KS (Bishop Carroll) Garden City, KS (Garden City) St. George, KS (Rock Creek) Hutchinson, KS (Hutchinson High) Marion, KS (Marion) Lawrence, KS (Lawrence Free State) Topeka, KS (Washburn Rural) Shawnee, KS (Shawnee Mission West) Clearwater, KS (Clearwater) Huber Heights, OH (Wayne) Topeka, KS (Washburn Rural) Indianapolis, IN (Pike) Emporia, KS (Emporia) Wichita, KS (Wichita South) Rex, GA (Eagles Landing Christian) Tampa, FL (Robinson) Hoisington, KS (Hoisington) Canton, GA (Woodstock) Olathe, KS (Blue Valley Southwest) Lincoln, KS (Lincoln) Herington, KS (Herington) Snellville, GA (Shiloh) Topeka, KS (Topeka Seaman) Dacula, GA (Dacula) Jacksonville, FL (Edward White) Fordyce, AR (Fordyce) Louisburg, KS (Louisburg) Chipley, FL (Chipley) Riverton, KS (Riverton) Phillipsburg, KS (Phillipsburg) Houston, TX (Klein Oak) 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game Notes Bluedragonsports.com 2016 Butler Grizzlies Roster No. Player 1 CJ Sims 2 Easton Bruere 3 Jeremiah Fettke 4 Fontez Davis 5 Octavious Morgan 6 Kevon Abrams 7 Kendall Stewart 8 Trenton Autry 9 Bret Waddell 10 Jake Seurer 11 Sammie Epps 12 Brady Rust 13 Tony Jones 14 Adam Harter 15 Hank Honas 16 David Isreal 17 Josh Wilkes 18 Myron Mitchell 19 Gerrit Prince 20 Duron Lowe 21 Kijana Gaines 22 Kaman Cooper 23 Spencer Clayborn 24 Gannon Cornley 25 Elijah West 26 Tyler West 27 Cole Morris 28 Isaiah Truss 29 Jahron McPherson 31 Jace Price 32 Sean Bernard 33 Jordan Dole 34 Josh Smith 35 David Burton 36/71 Ethan Sigg 37 Joseph Stevens 40 Christopher Diddle 41 Will Honas 42 Chris Dugan 44 Austin Fletcher 45 Anthony Brown 50 Terry Kelly 51 Dominik Jones 52 Demario Burnett 56 Joey Palmer 59 Pranwab Chhettri 60 AJ Null 65 Noah Johnson 68 Tylor Lovette 69 Jeddysiah Tuiloma 70 Jared Ross 75 Austin Cook 76 Trever Hudson 77 CJ Perez 79 Jared Drummond 80 Luke Winter 81 Eli Renoux 87 Luke Vang 88 Tyler Currie 92 Sojourn Gartrell 95 Justin Nwachukwu 99 Jessiah Lower Game 8 at Butler Pos. WR QB DB DB DB RB WR RB TE LB WR QB LB TE DE QB WR WR WR DB DB DB DB DB DB RB DE RB DB LB LB TE DT LB OL P K LB DE TE DT DT LB DE OL OL LS OL OL DT OL OL OL OL OL K WR TE WR DE DT DE Ht. 5-7 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-10 5-11 6-5 6-0 6-4 5-11 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-5 5-11 6-0 6-2 5-11 5-7 5-8 6-1 6-4 5-9 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-1 5-9 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-4 6-5 6-4 6-2 6-6 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-0 Wt. 160 205 215 175 206 185 175 197 235 195 215 175 220 242 220 175 170 175 210 175 175 198 205 165 175 225 215 205 185 200 235 225 255 210 255 170 185 215 230 240 265 260 185 250 305 295 200 295 290 285 315 295 290 270 290 195 180 220 210 255 290 215 Yr. Fr. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. 16 Hometown Covington, LA Rio Rancho, NM Wichita, KS Edwardsville, IL Greenwood, SC Pensecola, FL Maize, KS Wichita, KS Wichita, KS Olathe, KS Greenwood, MS Derby, KS Casselberry, FL Olathe, KS Wichita, KS Blythewood, SC Rockhill, SC Jasper, AL Edwardsville,KS Shawnee, KS Frost Proof, FL Warner Robbins, GA Shawnee, KS Overland Park, KS Wichita, KS Derby, KS Shawnee, KS Raytown, MO Basehor, KS Mulvane, KS Wichita, KS Norton, KS Trenton, FL Olathe, KS Iola, KS Wichita, KS Olathe, KS Wichita, KS Wichita, KS Hutchinson, KS Shawnee, KS Kissmmee, FL Wichita, KS Anniston, AL Thornville, OH Olathe, KS Olathe, KS Wichita, KS Derby, KS Topeka, KS Wichita, KS Fort Scott, KS Derby, KS Shawnee, KS Andover Wichita, KS Andover, KS Goddard, KS Cordova, TN South Aiken, SC Raleigh, NC Haysville, KS 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com G ame 8 at Butler 17 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com Game 8 at Butler 18 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com Game 8 at Butler 19 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com Game 8 at Butler 20 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com Game 8 at Butler 21 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com Game 8 at Butler 22 2016 Blue Dragon Football 2016 Blue Dragon Game N otes Bluedragonsports.com Game 8 at Butler 23 2016 Blue Dragon Football
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