Forney posters ...

[3afan]

looking for info on former FHS players now playing in college for the Paris game program. if you know any besides what is listed below please post. thx.

Austin College (Sherman, TX) - Zach Najarro (DE), Neil Ewing (RB), Adam Groshans (TE), Taylor Adams (WR)
Colorado State U. (Fort Collins, CO) - Caleb Hanie (QB)
East Texas Baptist U. (Marshall, TX) – Andy Rickerson (LB)
Haskell Indian Nations U. (Lawrence, KS) – Cody Wilson (WR)
Northern Iowa U. (Cedar Falls, IA) – Baylen Laury (DB)
Texas A&M U. (College Station, TX) - David Ross (DE)
Southeastern Okla. St. U. (Durant, OK)- Pete Cuva (P/K)
Kilgore JC (Kilgore, TX)- NIck Najarro (OL)

Added taylor Adams to austin C.

[3afan]

Indians Fall at Waldorf in Season Opener
posted by: Alexander Naha
Saturday, August 28, 2004

The Haskell Indian Nations University Football team traveled to Forest City, Iowa to face the Waldorf Warriors in the season opener.

Haskell struck first, scoring a 37-yard field goal by Matt Martens in the second quarter. Martens also added to that lead in the third quarter with a 39-yard field goal. Field goals would not be enough as the Fightin' Indians would fall at Waldorf. The warriors scored the only touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter when quarterback Robert Cox led a 67-yard drive resulting in the game's only touchdown.

Defense was the factor in the game. Haskell rushed for 103 yards and had 133 passing yards for a total of 236 total yards. Cody Wilson was Haskell top receiver with 8 catches for 94 yards. Chad Murphy led the yardage out of the back field with 16 attempts for 53 yards. Waldorf only tallied 70 total yards. Last season Waldorf was 0-10 and was victim a to Haskell.

Haskell will open at home against Trinity Bible College on September 4 @ 1:00 p.m.

Final Score: Haskell 6 Waldorf 7

[3afan]

Trinity Explodes in Second Quarter to Beat Austin College

San Antonio - The Trinity football team scored 24 points in the second period en route to a 52-10 victory over Austin College in the season opener for both teams on Saturday night at E.M. Stevens Field.

Trinity (1-0) led 31-3 at the half, and had pulled most of its starting players less than five minutes into the third quarter. The offense racked up 370 total yards - 241 of which came in the first half. The defense also got a piece of the scoring action with a fumble recovery in the endzone to start the fourth quarter.

Austin College (0-1) answered a first-quarter touchdown by Trinity with a 37-yard field goal to cut the lead to 7-3, but didn't manage another score until late in the fourth quarter. The Kangaroos finished with 143 total yards of offense, and committed two turnovers.

The Tigers scored that first touchdown after a fumble by the Kangaroos on the game's first drive. Trinity took two plays to score, as Jerrold Jones scampered in for the opening score of the 2004 season. Trinity's only turnover of the game gave Austin a short field, which they turned into to three points on the board.

Jerrold Jones highlighted the offense for the Tigers with 117 yards on seven carries, scoring three touchdowns in the process. Quarterback Dan DesPlaines had an efficient game, garnering a QB rating of over 196. He completed 12-15 passes for 153 yards and two scores, throwing one interception.

Robert Kelner also had a big game with three receptions for 59 yards and two touchdowns. Kelner scored both of his touchdowns in a span of 1:03 as the second quarter wound to a close. Additionally, Kelner returned six punts for 114 yards - an average of 19 yards per return.

Anthony Hicks had four receptions for 51 yards, while Ray Valencia also had three catches and a touchdown.

Neal Ewing rushed for 79 yards and a touchown to lead the Kangaroo offense, while Brian Womack combined for 82 yards of total offense. Ross Reedy led the team with four receptions for 22 yards.

Michael Steer led the Tiger Black Flag with eight tackles in the game, while lineman Reid Jonkers recorded two sacks among his three tackles. The defensive unit recorded 10 tackles behind the line of scrimmage, caused two turnovers, scored a touchdown, and had four sacks.

Caleb Bynum led all players with nine stops for Austin College, while defensive back Matt Reed had five tackles to go with two pass breakups and an interception.

Trinity will face Texas Lutheran University next weekend in Seguin, Texas, while Austin College begins American Southwest Conference play against McMurry University in two weeks.



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[3afan]

ttt

[kaorder1999]

david ross -- texas a&m University

http://www.aggieathletics.com/bios.php?SID=MFB&PID=67&YOS=2004

[kaorder1999]

pete cuva - southeastern oklahoma
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Savages' Beard, Cuva Earned LSC North Weekly Honors
Posted: September 5, 2004

DURANT, Okla. – Southeastern Oklahoma senior quarterback Drew Beard and sophomore punter/kicker Pete Cuva have been named the Lone Star Conference North Division Offensive and Special Teams Players of the Week, respectively, after the Savages’ season-opening 45-21 romp of Eastern New Mexico University on Saturday.

Beard, a 5-10, 175-pound native of Rush Springs, Okla., set both the Southeastern and the LSC single-game record for total offense with 526 yards in the victory. He passed for 295 yards completing 13-of-22 passes with three scores. That would have been sufficient in most cases. However, Beard tacked on the fifth-highest single-game rushing total in SOSU history, and best by a quarterback, with 231 yards on just 13 carries and two more scores.

Beard’s 526 yards surpassed the LSC single-game mark of 517 yards held by Luke Collins of the University of Central Oklahoma against Harding University in 1999. The previous SOSU single-game best of 496 yards was recorded by Troy Taylor, the school’s all-time leading passer, against Southwestern Oklahoma State University in 1985. This is the eighth time in 21 games that Beard has earned the LSC’s weekly honor.

Cuva, a 6-1, 190, earned the recognition in his debut with the Savages. Cuva went 6-for-6 in PATs against the Greyhounds and connected on a 28-yard field goal. He also averaged 40.0 yards per punt placing all three of his kicks inside the ENMU 20-yard line.

[Keith7]

i thought pete cuva went to OU?

[kaorder1999]

nick najarro -- kilgore junior college

[kaorder1999]

Originally posted by Keith7
i thought pete cuva went to OU?

he did but he transferred...as a true freshman he kicked in the Rose Bown and then transferred the next year cause they brought in a good kicker from somewhere else

[3afan]

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[3afan]

added one to the Austin College list ... Taylor Adams