On behalf of the Board of Trustees, Faculty, Staff, and Students we thank you for your support of the Iowa Central Athletic Department. We are pleased that you are interested in our students and in Iowa Central Community College. Iowa Central Community College has a proud tradition of strong athletics on the field but also in the classroom. Studentathletes are an important part of our mission. In addition to the many hours of hard work our student-athletes put into practices and games, they also dedicate their energies to classes and studies. We are especially proud of the large number of our athletes who achieve Academic All-American status each year. None of this would be possible without a dedicated coaching staff that requires discipline in their team’s academic and personal lives. Our coaching staff is the best in the nation! Iowa Central Community College has one of the most extensive NJCAA intercollegiate athletic programs in the United States. We have 10 women’s and 11 men’s teams. Iowa Central is indeed proud of its winning athletic legacy. During the 2012-13 season, we had 93 All-Americans, 12 Academic All-Americans, and for the fifth straight season captured the NATYCAA Cup. The NATYCAA Cup is presented to the top NJCAA intercollegiate athletic program in the nation each year. Iowa Central’s quest to be the top athletic program was boosted by four National Championships this past year in women’s outdoor track and field, women’s cross country, and both men’s and women’s half marathon. Other sports that added to this year’s success on the men’s side included swimming (seventh), indoor track and field (second), bowling (third), outdoor track and field (second), werestling (fifth) and rodeo (eighteenth). On the women’s side, volleyball (thirteenth), basketball (sixteenth), swimming (seventh), and bowling (second) each participated at their respective national tournaments. Our appreciation is extended to the many Iowa Central friends who support our scholarship program. We invite anyone who enjoys sporting activities to join our Triton Booster Club or give a gift to our foundation. Your support of the scholarship program is a critical element in supporting the efforts of our young student athletes. GO TRITONS! Sincerely,

Dr. Dan Kinney Pesident, Iowa Central Community College

2013 SEASON FORECAST The Triton football program is anxious to erase a sub-par 2012 campaign. A year ago we finished 6-5 and lost in the Salt City Bowl to Hutchinson (KS) 41-21. It ended our six game bowl win streak which was the longest in the country!!! Let’s embark on a new bowl win streak in 2013. We are anxious to put that bitter taste of a tough year behind us and move on to a more productive 2013 season. It will all start with work ethic and consistency in practice. “You get what you deserve”. I sincerely believe that. We deserved to be 6-5 last year based on our inability to string together consecutive practices that were filled with effort, attention to detail, enthusiasm and focus. I am confident that 2013 will be better. Our pre-season has gone well, the attitude is tremendous, and our guys are preparing for a banner 2013 year!!! Offensively we return many guys that have started for us or were in the two-deep varsity roster if they didn’t start. Our experience will assist us in our quest to improve our offensive production. We have both the offensive line and the skill kids to be difficult to defend in 2013. We have switched from our traditional “I” formation attack to a “pistol/shot gun” attack in an attempt to put more of a horizontal and vertical stretch on the defense. We are also employing more spread formations to prevent teams from “loading the box” on us. Involving more option football will assist us in making the defense play a disciplined brand of football which is difficult to do over a three hour game. I am confident that our offense will be difficult to defend this season!!! Defensively we lost most of our two-deep roster to graduation. We will be a little green on that side of the ball. It appears that our team defensive speed has greatly improved in the secondary which will assist us greatly with the offenses that we see each and every week. We have abandoned the cover 2 concepts as our base way to play defense and are going back to our quarters concepts and three deep concepts that served us well over many of the past seasons. We must shore up our pass defense if we are to improve on this side of the ball from a year ago. Our zone and man coverage must improve, our pass rush must improve, and our underneath collisions, reroutes, and reactions to route combinations must improve. I am certain it will. I am confident that we will get back to playing great Triton defense in 2013!!! Our kicking game will be outstanding. Punter Mitch Bonnstetter lead the nation in punting a year ago and returns to us. Place kicker Nate Criswell was red-shirted a year ago but will be one of the top kickers in the country at “any” level. Our long snappers have looked good in pre-season as well. Our assistant coaching staff is second to none. These men are great football minds, tireless recruiters, but more importantly work well with young men and have an uncanny ability to teach the game well to our players. Our goal is to improve from day to day during this four month journey. We will strive to make noticeable progress from week to week. I think that this squad will take on that Iowa Central “blue collar” approach and grind out productive practices which will allow us to make constant improvement throughout the regular season. We are confident that we will be “in the hunt” when it comes time to determine Conference Championships and Bowl Invitations. Go Tritons!

Kevin Twait, Head Football Coach

STRENGTHS OF OUR PROGRAM

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Commitment to excellence from administration Outstanding staff and assistant coaches Fourteen bowl berths in the past sixteen years - nine victories Top 25 in nation fourteen of past sixteen seasons Tremendous facilities - outstanding apartment style housing State of the Art weight training facility 66 Academic All-Region players from 2012 squad Team G.P.A. of 2.55 on 4.0 scale - 2012-2013 school year Outstanding retention - 40 from off-season program return Highly structured off-season strength training - agility training program - fully padded spring practices Affordability of College Accountability in classroom - grade checks - tutorial services Ability to attract both quality in state and out of state players Placement to four-year scholarship programs Six game Varsity Reserve schedule 1

TRITON COACHING STAFF KEVIN TWAIT Head Coach Education

1981 - Emmetsburg H.S. Graduate (2-year starter in football) 1985 - Buena Vista University Graduate (3-year starter, 2-year captain) 1985-86 - Graduate Asst., Southwest Missouri State University (Springfield, MO)

Coaching

1987 - Defensive Coordinator, Greenwood Lab School (Springfield, MO) 1988 - Defensive Coordinator, Benton Comm. H.S. (Van Horne, IA) 1989 - Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, Storm Lake H.S. (Storm Lake, IA) 1990-95 - Head Football Coach, Buena Vista University (Storm Lake, IA) 1996-present - Head Football Coach, Iowa Central Community College (Fort Dodge, IA)

Statistics

18th year with the Tritons 126-53 Overall Record 8 Regional Championships 14 Bowl Game Appearances 9 Bowl Game Victories

Family

Married to Cathy (Van Oosbree) (Emmetsburg, IA) - 1985 Has Four Children (Kristen-24, Kyle-22, Lauren-20, Cal-16) Kristen is an auditor at Central Bank in Sioux City, Kyle is a junior on the Morningside College football squad and Lauren is a sophomore at Rochester Community College in Rochester, MN. Father (Duane) was a successful high school football coach at Emmetsburg (339 career wins) - 7 state championships Duane was named the 1999 National High School Football Coach of the Year - inducted into NHSAA Hall of Fame in June 2006 Mother (Margaret) is a retired middle school teacher (Emmetsburg) Has three sisters; Colleen is a pharmacist in Newton, IA; Kristy is employed by Frito Lay in Modesto, CA (Human Resources) Kim is a pharmacist in Denver, Colorado

BOB BRABENDER

JEREMY CONLEY

Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach

Defensive Coordinator Defensive Line Coach

Bob enters his 12th season with Iowa Central, his 11th as offensive coordinator. Bob’s previous coaching experience includes defensive line coach and Defensive Coordinator at North Dakota State College of Science (1996-2001), offensive line coach at Box Elder High School in Brigher City, Utah (1994-1995), Graduate Assistant at North Dakota State University (1991-1993), running backs coach at Armstrong High School in Robbinsdale, Minnesota (1989) and defensive line coach at Bemidji State University (1987-1988). Bob is also employed at Iowa Central as Assistant Athletic Director and assists with athletic fundraising.

Jeremy enters his 15th year as an assistant coach for the Tritons, his 2nd as Defensive Coordinator. Jeremy has coached running backs, offensive line, and defensive ends previous to this season. Jeremy is also the Director of Housing on campus. His previous coaching experience includes two years at Iowa City West High School. Jeremy is married to Erica and the proud father of McKenzie (14), Trevin (11), and newborn son, Jaxtyn.

DAVE MANN

DUANE TWAIT

Safeties Coach

Offensive Line Coach Duane begins his 11th season with the Tritons, but his 50th season in coaching overall. The most respected Iowa high school football coach ever, Duane posted 339 wins, qualified for the playoffs 28 of 29 years, won seven state titles and was runnerup seven times during his historic career at Emmetsburg High School. His program there was the envy of the state. Duane was named National High School Coach of the Year in 1999. In 2006, Duane was honored by being inducted into the National Federation Hall of Fame. An accomplished clinician, Duane has spoken on many occasions about various football topics, but his expertise lies in offensive line play. Duane and wife Margaret still reside in their home town of Emmetsburg.

Dave enters his 20th season coaching football, his 11th with the Tritons. Dave has served as a defensive coordinator for ten seasons and secondary coach for the other ten. In addition to Iowa Central, Dave has also coached at Ellsworth Community College, St. Cloud State University and two seasons at the high school level. Dave earned a MS in sports management while at St. Cloud State and is involved with athletic fundraising as well as being an adjunct faculty member in the math department at Iowa Central. Dave and his wife, Julie, are the proud parents of four, Lauren (21), Hannah (15), Seth (12) and Morgan (6).

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DARRELL SCHUMACHER

MITCH MURPHY

Offensive Line/Tight Ends Coach

Mitch begins his 8th year coaching for the Tritons. This will be his 1st year coaching the wide recievers. Mitch coached the fullbacks in 2012 and the outside linebackers from 2007-2011. He was a successful player and student assistant in 2001-2003 and continued his playing career at Luther College in 2004-05. Mitch’s previous coaching experience also includes freshman football at Fort Dodge St. Edmond in 2006 and assistant track coach from 2007-2013. The Gaels won the state track championship in 2009 and 2011. Coach Murphy is a graduate of Iowa Central and Luther College. Coach Murphy works in the Admissions Department as a Student Development Assistant. He is also an assistant coach for the cheer program. Mitch is married to Amanda who doubles as cheer coach and athletic administrative assistant.

Wide Recievers Coach

Darrell enters his 3rd season coaching tight ends at Iowa Central, his 36th season overall. Darrell has been a head coach at Oskaloosa, Vinton, Spencer, and GarnerHayfield. Darrell was an assistant coach at Benton. Darrell was induced into the IFCA Hall of Fame in 2000. Darrell is one of only two coaches in Iowa to lead 4 different high schools to the state playoffs, leading G-H to a state championship in 1991. Darrell has been awarded the prestigious Walt Fiegel Award by the IFCA and the IHSAA State Character Counts Coach of the Year in 2011. Darrell and wife Deb have three children and five grandchildren. Daughter Erica and Doug have a daughter and a son, son Vahn and Sara have three daughters. Both of Shoe’s sons, Vahn and Ben, played for the Tritons. Ben is a strength coach the University of Minnesota.

TOM STEEN

KOY GOODCHILD

Linebackers Coach

Offensive Line Coach

Tom begins his 8th season with the Tritons, his 42nd year of coaching. Tom was a successful HS coach at Mallard from 1972-85 with teams that had 13 straight winning seasons, two conference championships, and two state playoff teams. He spent the last 20 years at Emmetsburg. He was the defensive coordinator for Duane Twait for 17 years and was part of five state championship teams, two state runner-up teams, and 17 playoff teams. Tom succeeded Duane as head coach in 2003 and won a state championship that year and had three playoff teams. His record as a head coach was 117-34. He was honored as IFCA Class 2A Assistant Coach of the Year in 1992, IFCA football coaches Hall of Fame in 1996, and 2A coach of the year in 2003. Tom and his wife Jana have two children, Tricia, an elementary teacher, and her husband Noah and their children, Ella and Max, and Grant and his wife Rebekah. Grant is currently a strength and conditioning coach at the University of Washington after playing at the University of Iowa and stints in the NFL, CFL, and AFL. Tom is a graduate of Wayne State College, NE and currently resides in Emmetsburg.

Koy enters his 7th season of coaching offensive line with Iowa Central, his 34th year of coaching overall. Koy’s previous years of coaching were as head coach with the West Bend Mallard Wolverines where he won state championships in ‘94, ‘98, ‘99, and ‘04 with four state runner up teams, 2 semi-final teams, 17 playoff teams, and 15 conference/district teams. His record as a head coach was 229-38 (85.7%). Koy served as head coach in the 2005 Shrine Bowl and was inducted into the Coaches Hall of Fame in 1995. Coach Goodchild was named Class A Coach of the Year in ‘94, ‘99, and ‘05 and was recognized as 2005 Des Moines Register Coach of the Year. Koy and his wife Lori live in West Bend and have four children and six grandchildren. Daughter Shawna and her husband Mark have three children - Levi, Larsen, and Salem; daughter Alicia and her husband Ryan have two children - Lauren and Cullen; son Ryan and his wife Dayna have a son, Grayson; and son Kole and his wife Tiffany. Kole quarterbacked for the Tritons.

DEAN FARNHAM

STEVE DREW

Nickelbacks Coach

Running Backs Coach

This is Dean’s 10th season with the Tritons and his 23rd year of coaching. He is coaching the nickelbacks and scout defense. Dean coached running backs and linebackers at Prairie Valley High School in Gowrie, IA for 13 years before joining the Tritons. He is a graduate of Prairie Community High School (1972) and Iowa Central (1974). Dean also works as a financial professional. He and his wife, Barb, have two sons, Trent and Tyler.

Steve begins his 5th year with the Tritons. Steve has 10 years of experience coaching football, baseball, softball and wrestling for various high schools. Coach Drew played on the 1975 and 1976 state runnerup football teams, and on the baseball and track teams at Emmetsburg High school. Steve graduated from California State University Los Angeles in 1982 with a Criminal Justice Degree. Coach Drew is a drug and alcohol counselor at Community and Family Resources. Steve is married to Susie and they have two children, Zach (16) and Natalie (13).

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TRITON COACHING STAFF DERRIK CLARK

TRITON FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

Defensive Ends Coach Derrik assisted with inside linebackers in 2005. This is his second year as the Triton defensive ends coach. After an outstanding collegiate playing career at Waldorf College and Iowa State University, Derrik made it to the final cut with the Carolina Panthers in 1998. Derrik comes from a football family. Older brother Dan (former Iowa Central Defensive Coordinator) is now the offensive line coach at Illinois State University. Younger brother Dallas was an All-American tight end at the University of Iowa, All-Pro with the Indianapolis Colts, and now plays for the Baltimore Ravens. Derrik and his wife Kristi have three children and reside in Humboldt. Derrik is the terminal supervisor for UPS in Fort Dodge.

Andy Newell

Sidne Bevan

Athletic Trainer

Equipment Manager

Shawn Edwards

Tyler Oberhauser

Student Manager

Video Coordinator

ADAM KUHL Slot Receivers and Long Snappers Coach Adam begins his 1st year coaching for the Tritons. Coach Kuhl graduated from Maple Valley-Anthon Oto High School in 2009. Adam had a successful playing career, playing at Morningside College, Northwestern College, University of Nebraska, Northern Illinois University, and Iowa Western Community College. Coach Kuhl played in the 2009 Iowa Shrine Bowl and on the 2012 national runner-up team at Morningside College. Adam’s father, Dave, is currently the head football coach at MVOA High School (Mapleton) and is in his 34th season at the high school level.

MITCH MADLAND Corner Backs Coach In his first year, Mitch joins the Tritons as the corner backs coach. He is in his 17th season as a coach. Coach Midland has coached at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. Most recently with Division II power, Winona State University, where he spent eight years on the defensive side of the ball. Mitch was also with the IFL’s Cedar Rapids Titans as a Defensive Coordinator. He is the only coordinator to ever put up a shutout in the IFL.

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Everett Lightle

Tyler Brady

Video Coordinator

Video Coordinator

TRITON NUMERICAL ROSTER # Name

Hometown

1 Clark, Brandynn Macedonia, OH 1 Riley, A’Darrius Waterloo 2 Criswell, Nathan Grinnell 2 Smith, Cody Indianola 3 Dexter, D’Shawn Orlando, FL 3 Martin, Dequayvious Waterloo 4 Bledsoe, Trentan Arlington, TX 4 Smith, Leonard Davenport 5 Van Arsdale, Desmond Waterloo 5 Roberts, Dylan Hamilton 6 Folkerts, Abe Aplington 7 Jackson, Kendall Arlington, TX 7 Sindelar, Kody Cresco 8 Henry, Andy Marion 8 Showalter, Jacob Waterloo 9 Parks, Keegan Fort Dodge 10 Tyler, Devontrea Nocatee, FL 10 Runneberg, Alex Laurens 11 Klouda, Andy Solon 11 Maahs, Cullen Johnston 12 Beger, Tory Grand Junction 13 Howell, Victor Dallas, TX 14 Robinson, DJ West Des Moines 15 Tellis, Aaron Houston, TX 16 Siddell, Rory Solon 17 Brown, Gregg Fremont, OH 18 Blanco, Michael Dallas, TX 19 Combs, Jareid Minneapolis, MN 20 Faison, Joey Davenport 20 DaSilva, Justin Laurens 21 Render, Dequan Cincinnati, OH 21 Johnson, Jivonte Urbandale 22 Alesch, Kris Early 22 Hudson, Malique Davenport 23 Bonnstetter, Mitch West Bend 23 Peters, Luke Bronson 24 Burnside, Wesley Dysart 24 Kerscher, Justin Central City 25 Watters, Jeremy Mondamin 25 Cribbs, Malachi Burlington 26 Greene, Vybert Des Moines 26 Konfrst, Brandon Pella 27 Phillips, Derrion Memphis, TN 27 Johnson, Jonathan Newell 28 Minch, Zach Davenport 28 Wellington, Cody Sac City 29 Tuimaseve, Joseph Independence, MO 29 Dunn, Jacob Sioux City 30 Mathey, Brody LeMars 31 Kellow, Jeremy Indianola 32 Diaz, Angel Clarion 33 Biery, Trev Marion 34 Ward, Kippie Des Moines 35 Mosley, Jalen Fort Dodge 36 Johnson, Rigo Newell 37 Williams, Ty West Liberty 38 Williams, Dan Keokuk 39 Fay, Zack Spencer 40 Combs, Anthony Sioux City 40 Swanger, Tanner Traer 41 Davis, Evan Cincinnati, OH 41 Williams, Shundell Cedar Rapids 42 Sasaki, Hiro Honolulu, HI 42 Peterman, Spencer Fairfield 43 Herren, Ethan Marion 43 Schmidt, Cody Hudson 44 Johnson, DeShawn Moline, IL 44 Raushenberger, Austin Fruitland 45 Kass, Blake Dyersville 45 Johnson, Brett Decorah 46 Cribbs, David Bettendorf 47 Hora, Jake Denver 48 McNutt, Chris Solon 49 Wilson, Tanner Ogden 50 Easler, Sean Davenport 51 Goepel, Seth Britt 52 Brigham, Cody Spencer *Italic indicates double number

Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. 5’11 5’10 6’0 6’4 5’11 5’8 5’6 5’7 6’0 6’3 6’4 6’3 5’10 6’3 5’10 6’1 6’1 6’0 6’0 6’3 6’0 6’1 5’10 5’9 5’10 5’11 5’9 6’2 5’10 5’6 6’1 6’1 6’3 5’9 6’0 5’10 5’10 6’0 6’1 6’2 6’1 6’0 5’11 5’8 5’9 5’10 6’0 5’9 5’10 5’11 5’6 6’0 6’0 6’0 5’8 6’3 6’2 6’1 6’1 6’8 6’4 6’1 6’3 6’4 6’5 6’5 5’11 5’9 5’11 6’1 6’1 6’2 6’1 6’4 6’0 6’1 5’10

161 170 186 207 190 163 150 152 206 175 229 198 189 173 153 213 232 191 200 199 191 266 174 176 176 202 143 227 171 156 175 186 205 164 189 168 198 178 185 167 185 175 178 159 175 183 182 207 176 201 169 245 214 220 162 197 189 191 234 204 219 193 244 209 226 179 231 174 194 177 185 210 176 246 222 224 171

WR DB K QB OLB SB SB DB QB WR TE QB OLB WR DB SB ILB QB DB QB QB DT DB DB QB DB DB DE DB SB DB WR OLB DB P DB RB DB WR DB SB DB DB SB RB DB DB RB OLB RB RB ILB RB ILB SB SB DB RB ILB WR DE RB DE WR OLB WR RB DB ILB WR DB TE DB DE DE ILB OLB

# Name

Hometown

Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr.

So. 53 French, Dylon Bedford 5’10 192 ILB Fr. Fr. 54 Bill, Ex’Avier Nederland, TX 6’4 273 OL So. Fr. 54 Lamb, Jordan Oskaloosa 6’0 244 ILB Fr. Fr. 55 Jones, DJ Waterloo 6’1 274 OL Fr. Fr. 55 VanHouten, Garrett Alta 6’0 251 ILB Fr. Fr. 56 Streit, Matthew Gowrie 6’0 217 ILB Fr. Fr. 57 Stafford, Christian Pella 5’11 172 OLB Fr. Fr. 58 Nicholson, Chanslar Davenport 6’1 230 DE Fr. Fr. 59 Blythe, Dillon Williamsburg 6’1 319 OL Fr. Fr. 60 Balvanz, Chris Wellsburg 5’11 213 OL Fr. So. 60 Chagolla, Angel LeMars 6’0 207 DE Fr. So. 61 Terry, Daquan Bettendorf 6’2 289 DT Fr. Fr. 62 Garner, Markel Lancaster, TX 5’11 294 OL Fr. Fr. 62 Mich, Zach Oskaloosa 5’9 225 DE Fr. Fr. 63 King, DeAdrian Davenport 6’2 242 DE Fr. So. 64 Mapp, Devin Riverside 5’9 292 DT Fr. Fr. 65 Robinson, Cleandre Flint, MI 6’1 301 OL Fr. So. 66 Mahlstedt, Andy Bagley 6’1 244 OL Fr. So. 67 Hansen, Tim Greenfield 5’11 286 OL Fr. Fr. 68 Hamiel, Tommy Iowa City 6’2 300 OL So. Fr. 69 Church, Daniel Osage 6’3 299 OL Fr. Fr. 70 Guzman, Pol Hialeah, FL 6’2 260 OL Fr. So. 71 Birchard, Avery Manson 6’4 343 OL So. Fr. 71 Cook, Andy Dyersville 6’2 194 DE Fr. Fr. 72 Smith, Tyler Lisbon 6’2 288 OL So. So. 73 Boas, Colton Bloomfield 6’1 300 OL So. Fr. 74 Paddock, Cameron Monticello 6’5 255 OL Fr. Fr. 75 Alexander, Dakota Mason City 6’2 304 OL So. Fr. 76 Loggins, Romeir Des Moines 6’0 297 OL Fr. Fr. 77 Reid, Larry Cleveland, OH 6’4 333 DT So. Fr. 78 Aschbrenner, Jared Waverly 6’2 260 OL Fr. Fr. 79 Bradley, Wesley Keokuk 6’1 314 DL Fr. Fr. 80 Ostrander, Reed Grand Junction 6’3 194 WR Fr. Fr. 81 Perry, Tony Iowa City 6’1 200 WR Fr. So. 82 Hardisty, Kyle Danbury 6’0 177 SB Fr. Fr. 83 Schulte, Josh Anamosa 6’3 173 WR Fr. So. 84 Lukehart, Kray Atlantic 6’1 170 SB Fr. Fr. 85 Kriegel, Nate Boone 6’4 187 WR Fr. So. 86 Shaffer, Conner Mount Vernon 6’0 163 WR Fr. Fr. 87 Kreitzer, Ryan Cresco 6’1 259 TE Fr. Fr. 88 Steinke, Spencer What Cheer 6’4 183 WR Fr. Fr. 89 Wentworth, Cole Preston 6’2 231 TE So. So. 90 Hundley, Dorian Cedar Falls 6’2 314 DT Fr. Fr. 91 Ballentine, Brennon Des Moines 6’3 216 DE So. Fr. 91 Tidman, Spencer Hampton 6’3 231 K Fr. Fr. 92 Lobberrecht, Ian Beacon 6’1 238 DE Fr. Fr. 93 Goeller, Alex Fairbank 6’2 254 DE So. Fr. 94 Terlouw, Kyle Sully 6’4 288 DT So. Fr. 95 Porter, Miles Alburnett 6’3 296 DT So. Fr. 96 Atroon, Mohamed Ames 6’4 212 DE Fr. Fr. 97 Wenck, Jacob Lidderdale 6’3 248 DE So. Fr. 98 Ousey, Tyler Washington 5’11 254 DT Fr. So. 99 Wells, Shaquille Des Moines 6’0 314 DT Fr. Fr. RS Alcaraz, Emmanuel Sioux City 5’7 177 RB Fr. Fr. RS Ba, Oumar Cincinnati, OH 6’1 190 DB Fr. Fr. RS Bell, Chris Bainbridge Island, WA 6’1 197 QB So. Fr. RS Boitnott, Brady Carlock, IL 5’10 200 ILB Fr. Fr. RS Brown-Norris, Devejuan Cincinnati, OH 6’1 294 DT Fr. Fr. RS Butler, Marvin Maple Heights, OH 5’10 159 DB Fr. Fr. RS Cooper, Sheldon Wilmington, NC 5’10 197 RB Fr. Fr. RS Gates, Larry Elkhart, IN 6’0 174 WR Fr. Fr. RS Grant, Emanuel Maplewood, NJ 6’1 168 WR Fr. Fr. RS Jones, Russell Waterloo 6’0 213 ILB Fr. Fr. RS Jones, Traveon Balch Springs, TX 5’8 180 DB Fr. Fr. RS Lewis, Cottry Blue Springs, MO 5’11 206 RB Fr. Fr. RS Opara, Oscar Minneapolis, MN 5’11 175 DB Fr. Fr. RS Porter, Jalen Longview, TX 6’1 244 ILB Fr. Fr. RS Reed, James Detroit, MI 6’5 233 DE Fr. Fr. RS Rocker, Joshua Wayneville, MO 6’2 230 DE Fr. Fr. RS Squalls, Devon Country Club Hills, IL 5’8 162 SB Fr. Fr. RS West, Davon Houston, TX 6’4 200 DE Fr. Fr. Bronston II, Russell Blue Springs, MO 6’1 202 DB So. Fr. Gandy, GeVelve Robinsdale, MN 5’11 172 DB Fr. Fr. Jones, Rajaah Omaha, NE 5’7 170 DB Fr. Fr. Larry, Deven Cape Girardeau, MO 5’7 167 SB Fr. Fr. Satterfield, Brandon Port Charlotte, FL 5’11 194 OLB Fr. Fr.

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RETURNING TRITONS

Kris Alesch #22 - OLB 6’3” - 205 lbs. Early, IA

Dakota Alexander #75 - OL 6’2” - 304 lbs. Mason City, IA

Brennon Ballentine #91 - DE 6’3” - 216 lbs. Des Moines, IA

Chris Bell RS - QB 6’1” - 197 lbs. Bainbridge Island, WA

Ex’Avier Bill #54 - OL 6’4” - 273 lbs. Nederland, TX

Avery Birchard #71 - OL 6’4” - 343 lbs. Manson, IA

Trentan Bledsoe #4 - SB 5’6” - 150 lbs. Arlington, TX

Colton Boas #73 - OL 6’1” - 300 lbs. Bloomfield, IA

Mitch Bonnstetter #23 - P 6’0” - 189 lbs. West Bend, IA

Russell Bronston II DB 6’1” - 202 lbs. Blue Springs, MO

Greg Brown #17 - DB 5’11” - 202 lbs. Fremont, OH

Wesley Burnside #24 - RB 5’10” - 198 lbs. Dysart, IA

Brandynn Clark #1 - WR 5’11” - 161 lbs. Macedonia, OH

Nathan Criswell #2 - K 6’0” - 186 lbs. Grinnell, IA

D’Shawn Dexter #3 - OLB 5’11” - 190 lbs. Orlando, FL

Zack Fay #39 - SB 6’1” - 191 lbs. Spencer, IA

Abe Folkerts #6 - TE 6’4” - 229 lbs. Aplington, IA

Alex Goeller #93 - DE 6’2” - 254 lbs. Fairbank, IA

Tommy Hamiel #68 - OL 6’2” - 300 lbs. Iowa City, IA

Kendall Jackson #7 - QB 6’3” - 198 lbs. Arlington, TX

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DeShawn Johnson #44 - RB 5’11” - 231 lbs. Moline, IL

Andy Klouda #11 - DB 6’0” - 200 lbs. Solon, IA

Cameron Paddock #74 - OL 6’5” - 255 lbs. Monticello, IA

Keegan Parks #9 - SB 6’1” - 213 lbs. Fort Dodge, IA

Derrion Phillips #27 - DB 5’11” - 178 lbs. Memphis, TN

Miles Porter #95 - DT 6’3” - 296 lbs. Alburnett, IA

Larry Reid #77 - DT 6’4” - 333 lbs. Cleveland, OH

DJ Robinson #14 - DB 5’10” - 174 lbs. West Des Moines, IA

Alex Runneberg #10 - QB 6’0” - 191 lbs. Laurens, IA

Hiro Sasaki #42 - DE 6’3” - 244 lbs. Honolulu, HI

Tyler Smith #72 - OL 6’2” - 288 lbs. Lisbon, IA

Kyle Terlouw #94 - DT 6’4” - 288 lbs. Sully, IA

Kippie Ward #34 - RB 6’0” - 214 lbs. Des Moines, IA

Jeremy Watters #25 - WR 6’1” - 185 lbs. Mondamin, IA

Jacob Wenck #97 - DE 6’3” - 248 lbs. Lidderdale, IA

Cole Wentworth #89 - TE 6’2” - 231 lbs. Preston, IA

Tanner Wilson #49 - DE 6’4” - 246 lbs. Ogden, IA

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CLASS CHARACTER COMMITMENT LIVE YOUR LIFE WITH THE THREE C’S





- Class -

A guy who has class is going to do the right things and we will trust them because of that.

- Character -

That innate quality that keeps someone hanging tough when things are bad. Guys with character don’t let the environment control them; they control the environment

- Commitment -

You are in it come hell or high water (no matter how good or how bad) and you are in it for the duration.

“In football and in life on a daily basis you either get a little better or a little worse - let’s make sure we’re getting a little better today!” - Triton Coaching Staff

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2012 SEASON REVIEW

2012 TRITON RECOGNITION

“Not up to par”. The 2012 football season at Iowa Central was one that could be summed up in those four words. Although we still managed to make a bowl game (and play very well in the game for three quarters) the 2012 Triton football season was one of disappointment. We didn’t recruit well enough, coach well enough, or perform well enough on Saturday’s to have the type of season that we typically have around here. Normally our squads here take a “blue collar” approach to each practice and grind out productive practices during both pre-season and the regular season. We generally make gradual progress and improvement from August through November. The 2012 football squad was not mentally tough enough to do so. Our consistency in practice was not there. We were like a roller coaster during the week leading up to our weekend contests. One day we were ready to practice and the next day we weren’t willing to make the commitment on the practice field that it takes to be good on Saturdays. We were deserving of our 6-5 record as our work ethic and mental approach to practice did not enable us to take the weekly “baby steps” forward that normally we do in Tritonville. On a positive note, we prepared very well in our four week period prior to our Salt City Bowl contest vs. Hutchinson. They were loaded with talent and we were tied with them 21-21 at the end of three quarters. They took over and handed it to us pretty hard in quarter number four but we fought a super fight for most of the game. It was great to keep our bowl streak alive (10 of the past 11 seasons) and (14 of the past 16 seasons) – but our streak of six consecutive bowl victories was broken. TIME TO START A NEW STREAK IN 2013!!!

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN Mitch Bonnstetter Punter

MFC 1ST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Jontel Clayton Tailback

Mitch Bonnstetter Punter

MFC 2ND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Marvell DeJesus Linebacker

Joe Feldpausch Defensive Back

Alden Haffar Kicker

MFC HONORABLE MENTION ALL-CONFERENCE Colton Boas Offensive Line

Jaquon Goodman Wide Receiver

Ronnelle McNeil Defensive Line

2012 TEAM CAPTAINS Chris Bell Jontel Clayton Marvell DeJesus Joe Feldpausch Dirk Schmitt

2012 MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Colton Boas Offensive Line

Jontel Clayton

Offensive Skill Postitions

Marvel DeJesus

Defensive Line/Linebackers

2012 RESULTS Iowa Central, 27 Iowa Central, 28 Iowa Central, 57 Iowa Central, 30 Iowa Central, 24 Iowa Central, 49 Iowa Central, 17 Iowa Central, 7 Iowa Central, 35

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Joe Feldpausch Defensive Backs

Alden Haffar

Arkansas Baptist, 20 College of DuPage, 35 Dakota College, 7 Air Force JV, 27 Grand View JV, 7 Morningside JV, 16 Ellsworth, 24 Iowa Western, 73 North Dakota, 25

Special Teams

Tom McClimon

Special Team/Cover Guy

Jontel Clayton / Chris Bell Most Inspirational Offense

Ronelle McNeil

Most Inspirational Defense

Joe Bredice

Most Inspirational Non-Starter

Abe Acosta

Scout Offensive Line

MFC 1st Round Playoff Game Iowa Central, 10 - Ellsworth, 42

DeShawn Johnson

Scout Offensive Skills Position

David Kober

Salt City Bowl Iowa Central, 21 - Hutchinson, 41

Scout Defensive Line/Linebackers

Jahraan Franks

Scout Defensive Backs

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DODGER STADIUM

Dodger Stadium is the home of Iowa Central Community College Football. It is one of the finest athletic complexes in the entire state with new field turf added in Fall 2008 (new jumbo scoreboard/video board added in 2010). A big thank-you to Matt Miller and his football staff, the Fort Dodge Community School District, and Terry Dessinger and his staff for their help and cooperation. 10

TRITON FOOTBALL RECRUITING PHILOSOPHY Any great organization, business, company, or team has some basic common characteristics. The most vital of these essential characteristics is the type of people that comprise that organization. People who are dedicated, loyal, willing to sacrifice, intrinsically motivated and can be trusted to do their very best every day. It is this type of student-athlete that we seek when recruiting them to play football at Iowa Central. We look for three things in a young man during the recruiting process. We want good kids - who are going to study - who love to play football. If a person possesses these characteristics and has some football playing ability - he will have a chance to play at Iowa Central. If a person has an abundance of natural athletic ability but does not meet the three qualities mentioned above - we will shy away from him in the recruitment process. In detail, here is what we need! 1. Good Kids. We want kids that we can trust. We want kids that know the difference from right and wrong. We want kids who are mature enough to think before they act. We need student-athletes who are going to make good decisions: uptown, in the computer lab, on the practice field, in the library, in the weight room, in the residence halls, in the cafeteria, on the game field, in the science lab. We want a football family that enjoys spending time together: socially, academically, and in the off-season weight training/agility programs. It all starts with recruiting good people. 2. Going to Study. We need student-athletes that are willing to make an academic commitment. An academic commitment to us means looking at college like a 35 hour work week. You spend roughly 15 hours per week in the actual classroom with your instructor - you had better be disciplined enough to study 20 hours per week outside of the classroom. I am not so concerned with how well or how poorly you did academically in high school. I am concerned with how maturely you look at your collegiate academic career - and if you are focused enough to make the necessary sacrifices to be successful in the classroom. It’s all about time management. You’ve got to make good decisions when your parent/guardians’ aren’t around to help you through them. Develop a proper balance between - academic life, athletic life, social life, and spiritual life.

3. Love to Play the Game. I am not interested in kids that kind of like to play football. High schools are full of those kids. They love Friday nights but aren’t to excited about Monday-Thursday preparation. We need kids that have a passion for the game. Kids that want to practice, that want to lift weights in the off-season, that want to work on agility drills in the off-season. We get only 11 playing opportunities in a 365 day year. One had better be very focused in his off-season pursuit of improvement, as “gameday” doesn’t come around very often. If you love to play, you are able to view in-season practices and off-season training as intensive prepatory tools, not just some necessary evil to kill time.

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STATE OF THE ART WEIGHT FACILITY • State of the Art Weight Training and Agility Enhancement Center (10,000 Square feet) ($240,000 project) • Mondo Flooring for weight training area and Indoor Track surface for agility/quickness area ($75,000 in flooring) • Power Lift Racks (Eight combo racks/16 stations) and Power Lift plates for lifting • Three complete sets of dumb bells and six benches for the dumb bells • Three glut-ham machines • Two Jammers and two Leg Presses • Four-way pulley system for rowing and lat-pulls • Med balls for ab work and bands for resistance training • $165,000 in equipment for our student-athletes • New in August of 2011 • Triton Football off-season weight training can be viewed online at www.ictritons.com/football/workout.asp

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KEYS TO ACADEMIC SUCCESS AT IOWA CENTRAL Academic Resource Center Open 90 hours per week for student use. Five tutors are available at all times. Student-athletes are required to spend a minimum of four hours per week studying in this supervised environment. Most of our players spend 8-10 hours per week in this excellent academic environment. Attendance Policy Faculty mandated to take/report daily classroom attendance. Coach Twait gets a daily attendance report. We are able to intervene before something gets out of hand. The leading cause for collegiate academic failure is that kids do not attend class. Time Management Form Begins at 7:00 a.m. and ends at midnight. Student-athlete writes in all classes, practices, weight training sessions, and meal times. They then take a hi-liter and hi-lite all of the open time. They then go about structuring/organizing/managing their free time. We attempt to have each young man understand the importance of “having a plan for the day”. Grade Checks Students personally give to instructors three times per semester. These help to open the lines of communication between: instructor/student, instructor/coach, student/coach. They also keep everyone abreast of “where they are at” academically.

PROOF IN THE PUDDING • 2012-2013 Academic Success • Team GPA of 2.55 (4.0 scale) • Four 4.0 Student-athletes • 66 Academic All-Region players • 22 of last year’s sophomores will continue their education and play football at a 4-year institution

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IN-SEASON TIME SCHEDULE Saturday - Game Day Pre-game meal 4 hrs. prior to kick-off Special Teams meeting 3 hrs. 15 min. prior to kick-off Squad meeting 3 hrs. prior to kick-off Position meeting 2 hrs. 45 min. prior to kick-off

Sunday 6:00 - Jog / Stretch / 3/4 speed sprints 6:45-7:45 p.m. - Offensive films 7:45-8:15 p.m. - Special Teams Films 8:15-9:15 p.m. - Defensive Films *On junior varsity game days, only varsity will have films

Monday Players day off

Tuesday In-season weight training day (heavy lift) - offense (6:15-7:15 a.m.) defense (8:30-9:30 p.m.) 2:10-3:00 p.m. - Position meetings (30 minutes per position) / Taping / Treatment 3:10-3:25 p.m. - Specialists practice 3:25-6:15 p.m. - Squad practice

Wednesday 2:10-3:00 p.m. - Position meetings (30 minutes per position) / Taping / Treatment 3:10-3:25 p.m. - Specialists practice 3:25-6:15 p.m. - Squad practice Thursday In-season weight training day (light lift) - defense (6:15-7:15 a.m.) offense (8:30-9:30 p.m.) 2:10-3:00 p.m. - Position meetings (30 minutes per position) / Taping / Treatment 40 minute team kicking practice 4:20-6:10 p.m. - Squad practice

Friday 2:15-2:35 p.m. - Special Teams meeting 2:35-2:50 p.m. - Squad meeting 3:00-4:30 p.m. - Special Teams walk-through / Offensive-Defensive walk-through

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OFF-SEASON PREPARATION The off-season football program at Iowa Central is very structured. Student-athletes participate in a 5 month winter/spring program on campus and a 3 1/2 month summer program at their summer dwellings. The coaching staff believes strongly that championships are won with off-season preparation. Off-season preparation is broken down into: Weight training / Agility Drills / Spring Practice / Sprinting Programs.

Weight Training Conducted 4 days per week 2 days per week (Upper body) 2 days per week (Lower body) Built around four core lifts Bench Press / Incline Press / Squat / Clean Student-athletes participate in an off-season weight training program the entire 9 month off-season

Agilities Conducted two days per week (February-March-April) Student-Athletes participate in drills designed to enhance/develop their ability to accelerate and change direction We want to improve someones chances of getting from point A to point B to deliver a blow Core exercises DOTS / Jump Rope / Pro agility / Nebraska agility / Sprints / Speed Ladder quickness drills

Spring Practice Conducted in April (Full pads) - 16 full padded practices (M-W-F-S) Used to drill fundamental techniques used at one’s particular position Pre-season type individual position drills performed Group and Team drills included as well

Sprinting Program Conducted three days per week (May-August) Done at home for summer preparation Based on 40-30-20-10 yard sprints Builds in rest periods relative to a football game Scaled so that one is in top football condition when reporting for pre-season in Mid-August

Testing Athletes in our football program are tested three times per year (August/January/May) Athletes are tested in the following areas: bench press/squat/clean/vertical jump/40 yard dash

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TRITON NJCAA ALL-AMERICANS Rich Yeargle 6’2” - 185 lbs. - Running Back from East Moline, Illinois. Was 1st Team in 1968.

Leonard Hayes 6’0” - 205 lbs. - Free Safety from Central Florida. 1st Team in 1992.

Henry Reed 6’4” - 225 lbs - Defensive Tackle from Detroit, Michigan. Was 1st Team in 1968. Henry played Professional Football with the New York Giants.

Ray Cheetany 6’0” - 175 lbs. - Punter/Kicker from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 1st Team in 1997 and transferred to UNLV. Andy Josephson 6’4” - 273 lbs. - Defensive End from Fort Dodge, Iowa. 1st Team in 1997 and transferred to Georgia Tech.

John Krugman 6’3” - 195 lbs - Fullback from Madison, Wisconsin. Was 1st Team in 1969. John played at the University of Wisconsin.

John Paricka 6’3” - 282 lbs. - Defensive End from Waterloo, Iowa. 2nd Team in 1998 and transferred to West Virginia.

Jeff Gilligan 6’0” - 175 lbs. - Defensive Back from LaSalle, Illinois. Was 1st team in 1970. Jeff played at Auburn.

Hamilton Wells 5’11” - 228 lbs. - Linebacker from Waterloo, Iowa. 2nd Team in 1998 and transferred to Illinois State.

Robert Lee 6’3” - 220 lbs. - Linebacker from Chicago, Illinois. Was 1st Team in 1969. Robert played at the University of Northern Iowa.

Nathan Mart 6’4” - 335 lbs. - Offensive Tackle from Terril, Iowa. 3rd Team in 1999.

Ken Jones 6’5” - 230 lbs. - Defensive Tackle from Spring Valley, New York. Was 2nd Team in 1969. Ken played at South Dakota.

Hanik Milligan 6’3” - 195 lbs. - Inside Linebacker from North Lauderdale, Florida. 3rd Team in 1999. B.J. Van Briesen 6’4” - 300 lbs. - Offensive Tackle from George, Iowa. 3rd Team in 2000.

Walt Fiesler 5’10” - 175 lbs. - Defensive Back from Fort Dodge, Iowa. Was 1st Team in 1970. Walt played at the University of Northern Iowa.

Jarvis Phillips 6’2” - 190 lbs. - Free Safety from East Palatka, Florida. 3rd Team in 2000 and 1st Team in 2001.

Mike St. Clair 6’6” - 255 lbs. - Defensive End from Cleveland, Ohio. Was 1st Team in 1973. Mike played at Grambling, with the Cleveland Browns and the Cincinnati Bengals.

Collin Menard 6’5” - 307 lbs. - Offensive Tackle from West Des Moines, Iowa. 2nd Team in 2001.

Charles White 6’2” - 220 lbs. - Fullback from Spring Valley, New York. Was 1st Team in 1973. Charles played for Bethune-Cookman and the New York Jets.

Gabe Toomey 6’4” - 230 lbs. - Linebacker from West Des Moines Valley, Iowa. 1st Team in 2002. Robert Savitsky 6’7” - 350 lbs. - Defensive Lineman from Ringstown, Pennsylvania. 2nd Team in 2002.

Tony Middleton 6’2” - 215 lbs. - Linebacker from Brooklyn, New York. Was 1st Team in 1973. Tony played at New Mexico.

Cory Mack 5’10” - 189 lbs. - Tailback from Davenport, Iowa. Honorable Mention in 2002.

Derrick Goddard 6’2” - 195 lbs. - Defensive Back from Buffalo, New York. Was 2nd Team in 1976. Derrick played at Drake.

Deyontae Batiste 6’2” - 319 lbs. - Defensive Lineman from St. Martinsville, Louisiana. 2nd Team in 2003 and 2004.

Carey Burket 6’1” - 185 lbs. - Quarterback from Fort Dodge, Iowa. Was honorable mention in 1978. Carey played at the University of Northern Iowa.

Larry Turner 5’9” - 195 lbs. - Tailback from East Moline, Illinois. 2nd Team in 2003.

Ron Hallstrom 6’6” - 275 lbs. - Defensive Tackle from Moline, Illinois. Was 2nd Team in 1978. Ron played at Iowa and is now with the Green Bay Packers.

Jacob Cox 6’5” - 297 lbs. - Offensive Guard from Marengo, Iowa. 2nd Team in 2004. Albert Rodriquez 6’2” - 300 lbs. - Defensive Lineman from Council Bluffs, Iowa. Honorable Mention in 2005.

Tim Copeland 6’4” - 180 lbs. - Defensive Back from Willingboro, New Jersey. Was 1st Team in 1979. Transferred to Iowa State University.

Bradley Claytor 6’2” - 285 lbs. - Offensive Lineman from Des Moines, Iowa. Honorable Mention in 2006.

Will Shupe 6’2” - 210 lbs. - Linebacker from Fort Dodge, Iowa. Was 2nd Team in 1979. Will played at Drake.

Curtis Meier 5’11” - 187 lbs. - Cornerback from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Honorable Mention in 2006.

Chris Pack 6’5” - 254 lbs. - Defensive Tackle from Akron, Ohio. Was 1st Team in 1980. Transferred to the University of Illinois.

Amari Spievey 6’0” - 187 lbs. - Cornerback from Middletown, CT. 1st Team in 2007.

Jim Murray 6’3” - 250 lbs. - Offensive Guard from Laurel, Maryland. Was 1st Team in 1980.

Mike Manternach 6’3” - 300 lbs. - Offensive Lineman from Blue Grass, Iowa. 1st Team Junior College Gridwire All-American.

Eric Rumple 6’5” - 250 lbs. - Defensive End from Libertyville, Illinois. Was 1st Team in 1982. Transferred to Arkansas State Tech.

David Ferris 5’8” - 190 lbs. - Tailback from Papillion, Nebraska. 2nd Team in 2008.

Robert Wilson 5’9” - 180 lbs. - Defensive Back from Indianapolis, Indiana. Was 1st Team in 1983. Bob played at Northwest Missouri.

Anthony Pritchard 6’2” - 246 lbs. - Inside Linebacker from West Des Moines, Iowa. 2nd Team in 2008. Wilmot Wellington 5’11” - 207 lbs. - Tailback from Fairfield, Iowa. Honorable Mention in 2009.

Brett Graybill 6’2” - 190 lbs - Fullback from Cherokee, Iowa. Was 1st Team in 1984. Brett played at the University of Northern Iowa.

Darrelynn Dunn 6’2” - 205 lbs. - Tailback from Bloomington, Illinois. 2nd Team in 2010.

Maurice Smith 6’3” - 180 lbs. - Defensive Back from Inkster, Michigan. Was 1st Team in 1986. Maurice played at Western Illinois.

Zach Kerndt 6’0” - 198 lbs. - Punter from Decorah, Iowa. 1st Team in 2011.

Bruce Sawin 6’6” - 280 lbs. - Offensive Tackle from Northwood, Iowa. Honorable mention in 1986.

Mitch Bonnstetter 6’0” - 189 lbs. - Punter from West Bend, Iowa. Honorable Mention in 2012.

Presley White 6’2” - 280 lbs. - Linebacker from Oak Park, Illinois. Was 2nd Team in 1986. Played at Western Illinois. Ray Carreathers 6’0” - 180 lbs. - Defensive Back from Inkster, Michigan. 1st Team. Ray played at Iowa State University, 2nd Team, all Big 8. Ron Nesbitt 6’3” - 245 lbs. - Offensive Guard from Monmouth, Illinois. 2nd Team. Ron played at Western Illinois and signed with the L.A. Rams.

TRITON PROFESSIONALS

Brian Lowery 5’9” - 178 lbs. - Defensive Back from East St. Louis, Illinois.

Jeff Allen - St. Louis Cardinals Ron Hallstrom - Green Bay Packers Robert Lee - Denver Broncos John Matuszac - Oakland Raiders John Morton - Birmingham Stallions Bob Norris - Tampa Bay Bandits Henry Reed - New York Giants Mike St. Clair - Cleveland Browns Troy Stedman - Kansas City Chiefs

Chuck Fitzgerald 6’1” - 235 lbs. - 2nd Team Running Back from Youngstown, Ohio. Chuck played at the University of Cincinnati. Rudy Johnson 6’3” - 265 lbs. - Defensive Tackle, 2nd Team in 1991.

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Charlie White - New York Jets Marlin Williams - Seattle Seahawks Tyji Armstrong - Dallas Cowboys David Frisch - Minnesota Vikings Hanik Milligan - San Diego Chargers Clinton Solomon - St. Louis Rams Amari Spievey - Detroit Lions Quentin Scott - Chicago Bears

2012 TRITON FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Day Time Opponent

Site

Aug. 22

Thursday

4:00 PM

Morningside (scrimmage)

Sioux City, IA

Aug. 31

Saturday

6:00 PM

Iowa Western*

Council Bluffs, IA

Sept. 7

Saturday

12:00 PM

Dakota College

Fort Dodge, IA



Sept. 14

Saturday

1:00 PM

College of DuPage*

Fort Dodge, IA



Sept. 21

Saturday

1:00 PM

Ellsworth*

Iowa Falls, IA

Sept. 29

Sunday

12:00 PM

North Dakota (Homecoming)*

Fort Dodge, IA



Oct. 12

Saturday

7:00 PM

Iowa Western*

Fort Dodge, IA



Oct. 19

Saturday

12:00 PM

Arkansas Baptist

Kansas City, MO



Oct. 26

Saturday

1:00 PM

College of DuPage*

Glen Ellyn, IL

Nov. 02

Saturday

1:00 PM

Ellsworth*

Fort Dodge, IA

Nov. 09

Saturday

1:00 PM

North Dakota*

Wahpeton, ND



Varsity Reserve Sept. 1

Sunday

1:00 PM

Buena Vista JV

Fort Dodge, IA

Sept. 8

Sunday

2:00 PM

Wartburg JV

Waverly, IA

Sept. 30

Monday

7:00 PM

Morningside JV

Fort Dodge, IA



Oct. 6

Sunday

1:00 PM

Buena Vista JV

Storm Lake, IA



Oct. 20

Sunday

2:00 PM

Grandview JV

Fort Dodge, IA



Nov. 3

Sunday

2:00 PM

Simpson JV

Indianola, IA

Squad reports for practice on Monday, August 5th Tuesday, August 27th - First Day of Classes

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Iowa Central Football Is Based On

DISCIPLINE To Us - Discipline Is Simply

1 - Being where you are supposed to be 2 - When you are supposed to be there 3 - Doing what you are supposed to do

GO TRITONS !

TRADITION NEVER GRADUATES