History

Baseball

Team Honors

World Series Appearances

2014 – Seventh Place 2013 — Third Place 1989 — Third Place 1988 — Seventh Place

Western District Appearances

2014 — Champions, 2013 — Champions

Region I Playoff Appearances

2022, 2021, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 — Runners-up 2015 — Runners-up 2014 — Runners-up 2013 — Champions 2010 2009 2008 2007 — Runners-up 2005 — Runners-up 2004 — Runners-up 2002 1993 — Runners-up 1989 — Champions 1988 — Champions 1987 1985 1982 1981 1972

Region I Championships

2013, 1989, 1988

ACCAC Champions

2019, 2017, 2015, 2007, 1988

Individual Honors

World Series Appearances

2014 – Seventh Place 2013 — Third Place 1989 — Third Place 1988 — Seventh Place

Western District Appearances

2014 — Champions, 2013 — Champions

All-Americans

2022: Marco Ozuna P, First Team

2022: Treyjen Meza P, Honorable Mention

2019: Isiah Campa P, Honorable Mention

2017: Logan Bottrell OF, Honorable Mention

2016: Tyler Fallwell P, Third Team

2015: Darick Hall, P, Third Team

2013: Zach Rodgers, P, Third Team

2009: Anthony Haase, P, Second Team

2007: Will Campbell, OF, Second Team

1986: Luc Berube, INF, Third Team; Greg Roth, OF, Third Team

1985: Beau Allerd, OF, Honorable Mention

1981: Dennis Clow

All-Region and All-Conference

2023: Evan Shaw, Mathias LaCombe First Team All-Region and First Team All ACCAC; Christian Olea Second Team All-Region and First Team All ACCAC

2022: Treyjen Meza, Marco Ozuna, Connor Caskanette First Team All-Region and First Team All ACCAC; Eduarny Martinez Second Team All-Region and Second Team All ACCAC

2021: Hernan Yanez, Connor Caskenette, Marco Ozuna All ACCAC Honors

2019: Isiah Campa First Team All-Region and First Team All ACCAC (P); Hernan Yanez Second Team All-Region and Second Team All ACCAC (C), George Sutherland Second Team All-Region and Second Team All ACCAC (OF)

2018: Justin Lee Second Team All-Region and Second All ACCAC (UTL); Jake Rogers Second team All-Region and Second Team All ACCAC (P)

2017: Juan Cabrera First Team All-Region and Second Team All ACCAC (P); Jamori Blash First Team All-Region and Second Team All ACCAC (INF); Logan Bottrell First Team All ACCAC and First Team All-Region (OF); Dominic DeMarco Second Team All-Region (INF); Alex Tovalin Second Team All-Region (P)

2016: Tyler Fallwell, First Team All-Region and First All-ACCAC (P); Logan Bottrell, Second Team All-Region

2015: Darick Hall, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (P); Sean DeSoto, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (C); Charlie Ameer, First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (OF); Nick Borowski, Second Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (P); Louis Boyd, Second Team All-Region (INF)

2014: Darick Hall, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (DH); Austin Nelson, Second Team All-Region (INF)

2013: Zach Rodgers, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (P); Nate Hale, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (OF); Tagg Duce (INF), First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference; Esteban Bastidas, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (C)

2011: Justin Rodriguez, First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region; Jesus Urbina, Second Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (OF)

2010: James Brooks, First Team All-Conference; Wade Hinkle, First Team All-Conference

2009: Anthony Haase, First Team All-Region and Region 1 Player of the Year; Mark Jan-Moorman, First Team All-Conference; Claudio Bavera, Second Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region; James Brooks, Second Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region

2008: Diego Marquez, First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (C)

2007: Rafael Valenzuela, First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region (INF); Will Campbell, First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region (OF); Tim Winslow, First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (DH); Cody Waldon, Second Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (P)

2006: Will Campbell, First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Region (OF); Sebastien Herve, First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region (INF)

2005: Diego Ochoa, First Team All-Conference and All-Region (P); Eric Gonzalez, First Team All-Conference and All-Region (P); Matt McKinney, First Team All- Conference and All-Region (INF); Sebastian Herve, Second Team All-Conference and All-Region (INF); Bo Bowman, Second Team All-Conference and All-Region (INF); Josh Schneider, Second Team All-Conference and All-Region (P); Christian Martinez, Second Team All-Conference (OF)

2004: Jose Higuera, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (C); Christian Martinez, Second Team All- Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF); Tyler Youngs, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (INF)

2003: Erikson Andrus, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF); Greg Garrison, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (INF)

2002: Erikson Andrus, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF)

2001: Jeff Cammann, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF); Carlos Arguello, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (P); Kevin Kouzmanoff, Second Team All-Conference (INF)

2000: David Hurtado, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF)

1998: Chad Letcher, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (OF); Steve Elzy, Second Team All-Conference (C)

1997: Steve Elzy, Second Team All-Conference (C)

1996: DL Brewer, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (UTL); Robert Gonzalez, Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF); Brandon Hauck, Second Team All-Conference (P)

1995: Jerry Valdez, Second Team All-Conference (C)

1994: Luis Gonzalez, Second Team All- Conference (P)

1993: Luis Gonzalez, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (P); Eric Mapp, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF); Mike Gray, Second Team All-Conference (DH)

1992: Mike Gray, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF); Peter Van Bogaert, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (DH)

1991: Eric Mapp, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF)

1990: Todd Youngblood, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (P); Jon Polson, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF)

1989: Troy Bradford, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (DH); Bubba Hall, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (C); Ruben Lardizabal, HM All-Conference (P)

1988: Chad Curtis, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (OF); Troy Bradford, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (P); Rick Scruggs, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (INF); Leroy Andrea, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (OF); Bubba Hall, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (C); Mark Moziejko, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (INF); Jim Andrychuk, HM All-Conference (INF)

1987: Dennis Kidd, First Team All-Region, First Team All-Conference (OF); Ray Letourneau, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF)

1986: Luc Berube, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF); Greg Roth, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (INF); J.D. Ramirez, HM All-Conference (INF); Bill Schorr, HM All-Conference (C)

1985: Shawn Talbott, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (P); Beau Allred, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (OF); Scott Maxwell, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference (OF); Cory Cox, Second Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference (INF); Greg Duce, HM All-Conference (INF); Marty Hall, HM All-Conference (P)

1984: Greg Duce, All-Region and First Team All-Conference (DH); Scott Maxwell, Second Team All-Conference (OF)

1983: Ricky Chavez, Terry Anderson, Chris Pooler — Second Team All-Conference

1982: Mike Valverde, Second Team All-Conference; Pat Reid, Ron McGee — HM All-Conference

1981: Dennis Clow, All-Region and First Team All-Conference; Randy Boyd, First Team All-Conference; Doug Fair, Second Team All-Conference; Mike Valverde, Honorable Mention All-Conference

1980: Randy Boyd, HM All-Conference

1978: Joe Huish, First Team All-Conference

1977: Ron Kirby, Second Team All-Conference; Paul Martin, Randy Fennel — HM All-Conference

1976: Chuck Marques, Gary Gingerich — First Team All-Conference

1975: Chuck Marques, Second Team All-Conference

1974: Terry Evans, Second Team All-Conference; Russ Bethel, HM All-Conference

1973: Tom Gjurgevich, First Team All-Conference; Joe Rice, Second Team All-Conference; Lee Eleban, HM All-Conference

1972: Joe Bob Cole, Tom Airington — All-Region and First Team All-Conference; Herb Von Hagen, Ken Krier — Second Team All-Conference; Tom Mutz, HM All-Conference

1971: James “Bo” Hall, Joe Bob Cole — All-Region and First Team All-Conference; Ken Krier, Second Team All-Conference; Bob Gonzalez, HM All-Conference

1970: Gilbert Gherna, All-Region and First Team All-Conference; Ron Finke, Bob Gonzalez, Ruben Carrizoza — HM All-Conference

1969: Marty Scala, First Team All-Conference; Tom Phillips, HM All-Conference

1968: Tom Phillips, Marty Scala — Second Team All-Conference

1967: Pete Titone, Dave Munoz — First Team All-Conference; Greg Parker, Second Team All-Conference

1966: Harlon Lewis, Greg Parker, Hector Aldana — First Team All-Conference

Coaching Records

1964: John Whatcott, 15-12 1965: Hal Eustice, 16-12 1967-78: Dick Atkinson, 157- 265-4 1979-83: Mike Lane, 106-101-2 1984-89: James “Bo” Hall, 183-115-1 1990-93: Chuck Hoyack, 83-102-2 1994-99: Richard “Bubba” Hall, 115-193-4 2000-Present: Todd Inglehart, 846-523

Most hits

1. Erikson Andrus, 96, 2002 2. Tagg Duce, 91, 2013 3. Nate Hale, 87, 2013 4. Louis Boyd, 85, 2014; James Brooks, 85, 2010 5. Connor Caskanette, 84, 2022 6. Matt McKinney, 83, 2005 7. Sebastien Herve, 79, 2006; Robert Gonzales, 79, 1996; Chad Curtis, 79, 1988 ; 8. Logan Bottrell 78, 2017; 9. Paul Workman, 77, 2002

Most home runs

1. David Hurtado, 17, 2000 2. Chad Curtis, 16, 1988; Dennis Clow, 16, 1981 4. Beau Allred, 15, 1985 5. Troy Bradford, 12, 1989; Greg Roth, 12, 1986; Scott Maxwell, 12, 8. Jamori Blash 11; 1985; Makai DeSoto, 11, 2022 9. Kevin Kouzmanoff, 10, 2001; Jason Breland, 10, 1999; Greg Duce, 10, 1984

Most runs batted in

1. Chad Curtis, 81, 1988 2. Beau Allred, 76, 1985 3. Tagg Duce, 71, 2013 4. Dennis Kidd, 69, 1987 5. David Hurtado, 68, 2000 6. Wade Hinkle, 67, 2010 7. Troy Bradford, 66, 1988 8. Erikson Andrus, 65, 2002; Phil Delich, 65, 2002

Most doubles

1. Jeff Cammann, 29, 2001 2. Tagg Duce, 25, 2013 3. Austin Nelson, 23, 2014; Nic Rodriguez, 23, 2000; Connor Caskanette, 23, 2022 5. Nate Stepna, 21, 2015 6. Kevin Kouzmanoff, 20, 2001; David Hurtado, 20, 2000; Adam Zaragoza, 20, 2000 9. Frank Salas, 19, 2013; Rafael Valenzuela, 19, 2007; Matt McKinney, 19, 2005; Ricky Scruggs, 19, 1988

Most triples

1. Dennis Kidd, 11, 1987 2. Logan Bottrell, 10, 2017 3. James Brooks, 9, 2010, Eduarny Martinez, 9, 2022 4. Luc Berube, 8, 1986; Gilbert Ghern, 8, 1970; 5. Nate Stepna, 7, 2015; Matt McKinney, 7, 2005; Dave Munoz, 7, 1966; Steven Saunders 7, 2019

Most stolen bases

1. Sebastien Herve, 47, 2006 2. Logan Bottrell, 46, 2017 3. Will Campbell, 43, 2007 4. Eric Mapp, 41, 1991 5. Max Lefevre, 40, 2012 6. Leroy Andrea, 36, 1988 7. Will Campbell, 35, 2006 8. Luc Berube, 34, 1986; Scott Maxwell, 34, 1985; Mike Posey, 34, 1982 9. Sebastien Herve, 32, 2005

Highest batting average

1. Dennis Clow, .581, 1981 2. Luc Berube, .507, 1986 3. J.D. Ramirez, .462, 1986 4. Doug Fair, .450, 1981 5. Greg Roth, .437, 1986 6. Erikson Andrus, .434, 2002 7. Chuck Marques, .430, 1976 8. Chad Letcher, .429, 1998; Bob Madsen, .429, 1980 10. Harlan Lewis, .428, 1966

Most pitching wins

1. Treyjen Meza, 14, 2022 2. Anthony Haase, 13-3, 2010 3. Zach Rodgers, 11-0, 2013; Steve Naemark, 11-4, 2013 4. Darick Hall, 10-4, 2015; Claudio Bavera, 10-4, 2009; Carlos Arguello, 10-4, 2001; Shawn Talbott, 10-3, 1985 8. Jerry Ochoa, 9-3, 2017; Alex Tovalin 9-5, 2016; Kevin Dorantes, 9-1, 2013; Jacob Potts, 9-3, 2012; Josh Schneider, 9-4, 2005; Diego Ochoa, 9-4, 2005; Luis Gonzalez, 9-4, 1993; Troy Bradford, 9-3, 1988; Mike Jones, 9-3, 1988; Randy Boyd, 9-1, 1981; Ken Krier, 9-3, 1971

Most innings pitched

1. Steve Naemark, 126.1, 2014 2. Jacob Potts, 119, 2013 3. Shawn Talbott, 110.1, 1985 4. Randy Boyd, 110, 1980 5. Xavier Altamirano, 109, 2014 6. Carlos Arguello, 102.1, 2001 7. Anthony Haase, 100, 2010 8. Ron Finke, 96, 1970; Jordon West 99.1 9. Treyjen Meza, 96.1, 2022

Most strikeouts

1. Treyjen Meza, 133, 2022 2. Evan Shaw 114,2023 3. Jordon West 103; Tyler Fallwell 103; 4. Jacob Potts, 102, 2013 5. Anthony Haase, 100, 2010; Ken Krier, 100, 1971; Marco Ozuna, 100, 2022 6. Shawn Talbott, 99, 1985 7. Treyjen Meza, 97, 2021, Mathias LaCombe 97, 2023 8. Randy Boyd, 96, 1981 9. Isiah Campa 94, 2019 10. Carlos Arguelo, 93, 2001

Lowest earned run average

1. Zach Rodgers, 1.29, 2013 2. Anthony Haase, 1.62, 2010 3. Mathias LaCombe, 1.74, 2023 4. Jacob Potts, 1.82, 2012 5. Randy Boyd, 1.87, 1981; Marco Ozuna, 1.97, 2022 6. Claudio Bavera, 1.99, 2009 7. Cody Walden, 2.02, 2007 8. Darick Hall, 2.09, 2015; Taylor Fulkerson, 2.09, 2005 10. Kade Wagner, 2.10, 2014

Team Records

Men’s Basketball

Professional Level

CJ Acosta — Played in Mexico for Cuidad of Victoria Tampualipas

Frank Borden — Played for the Juarez Indios of the Mexican Professional League

Jeff Caha — Played NDBL

Jay Collins — Played in CBA – Boise Stampede

Esteban De La Rosa — Played professionally in Mexico for Guadalajara

Jesus Delgado — Playing for Mexicali in Mexican Professional League

Manny Flores — Played professionally in the Dominican Republic

Tim Gainey — Playing professionally in Australia

Jason Hopkins — Played for Seattle Mountaineers of the IBL

Ray Marshall — Playing for Tampico in the Mexican Professional League

Peter Okwalinga — Played professionally in Australia

Jesse Arias Sanchez — Playing for Canena in CIPACOPA – Mexican Professional League

Michael Scoggins — Playing in ABA for Gallup Talons

Mark Simmons — Playing for Tampico in Mexican Professional League

Andre Smith — Playing professionally in Austria

Nathan Sobey — Playing for Cairns Taipans in the Australian NBL

University Level

Tyreese Watson 2023 - University of Louisiana-Monroe

Oscar Cluff 2023 - Washingston State University

Stephen "Tank" Byard 2023 - Alcorn State University

Naje Smith 2020 -Boise State

Milan Szabo 2020 -University of Texas at Tyler

Mahki Morris 2019 -Abilene Christian University

Chris Whitaker 2019 -Portland State University

Justus Rainwater 2019 – Florida Gulf Coast University

Jamaure Gregg 2019 -Northwestern St. University

Darnell Robateau 2019 -Point Loma Nazarene University

Traijan Powell 2019 -Dean College

Chaz Mack 2018 -Cornell University

Bryan Urrutia 2018 -Maryland Eastern Shore University

Caleb Highley 2018 – Texas A&M International

Naqwan Solomon 2018 -Northern New Mexico College

Jose Alfredo Rodriquez 2018 -Western New Mexico University

Ludovic Kader 2018 – Louisian College

Dallas Polk-Hilliard 2017 — South Dakota State

Brandell Evans 2017 — Western Oregon

O’Shayne Reid 2017 — Western New Mexico

Garrett Jackson 2017 — St. Francis (IL)

Arell Hennings 2016 — UC Davis

Emanual Shepherd 2016 — Southern University

Jawan Stepney 2016 — Central Washington

Justin Jones 2016 — Texas A&M Kingville

Jaben Garrett 2016 — Northern New Mexico

Jeff Long 2016 — Northern New Mexico

Jordan Martin 2015 — Hawaii Pacific University

Demetrius Balark 2014 — Eastern New Mexico University

Tim Jacobs 2014 — University of New Mexico

Jordan Russell 2013 — Central Washington University

Tevin Caldwell 2013 — UTEP

JoeBell Austin 2013 — Adams State University

Jerry Duckworth 2013 — Colorado Mesa State

Ajak Magot 2013 — Idaho State University

Nathan Sobey 2012 — University of Wyoming

Matt Korcheck 2012 — University of Arizona

Nnamdi Ezenwa 2012 — Idaho State University

Mark Simmons 2012 — St. Mary’s, Texas

Mike Maya 2012 — Monticello

Koyai Clauschee 2012 — Haskill College

Jesus Delgado 2011 — UT Pan American

Xavier Johnson-Blount 2011 — Montana State

Diggs Miokobu 2011 — Iowa College

Demetrius Thornton 2011 — St. Edwards

Brandon MacLellan 2010 — Regis University

Ray Marshall 2010 — St. Mary’s University

Jamiko Verner 2010 — Adams State University

Marcus Williams 2010 — Sam Houston State University

Jason Holmes 2009 — Mississippi Valley State University

DeAngelo Jones 2009 — Northern Arizona University

Mike Mayo 2009 — Mississippi Valley State University

Victor Reid 2009 — Eastern New Mexico University

John Clark 2008 — Eastern Washington University

Dynile Forbes 2008 — UL Monroe

Mike Helton 2008 — Hawaii Pacific University

Steve White 2008 — Quincy University

Jeff Caha (assistant coach) — Southern Nazarene University

Alex White 2007 — Drake University

Frank Borden 2007 — American University

Justin Hopper 2007 — Park University

Tyrone Crawford 2007 — Wayland Baptist University

AJ Adkins 2007 — Upper Iowa University

Orlando Griego 2006 — Southern Utah University

Jason Hopkins 2006 — Lipscomb University

Jude Roybal 2006 — University of New Hampshire

Andre Smith 2006 — George Mason University

Jay Collins (assistant coach) — Upper Iowa University

Angel Encinas 2005 — Texas A&M International

Martell Lewis 2005 — Texas A&M International

Brett Sortal 2005 — University of Illinois

Todd Bostic, 2004 — University of New Orleans

Clifton Clarida, 2004 — Wayland Baptist University

Mike Wells, 2004 — Incarnate Word University

Mark Rinehart (assistant coach) — Southern Utah University

CJ Acosta, 2003 — Western New Mexico University

Rod Chernouski, 2003 — Concordia University

Tim Gainey, 2003 — Southern Utah University

Aaron Hardwick, 2003 — Sul Ross State University

Rick Herrera, 2003 — Sul Ross State University

Rickey Howard, 2003 — Cameron University

Kerwin Nance, 2003 — University of Southern Colorado

Kevin Tunnell, 2003 — Angelo State University

Brandon Weaver, 2003 — Western Carolina University

Tony Hansbro, 2002 — Chicago State University

David Johnson, 2002 — New Mexico Highlands University

JR Wong, 2002 — New Mexico Highlands University

Jay Collins, 2001 — Southern Utah University

John Glaser, 2001 — Portland State University

Vince Haynes, 2001 — Central Missouri State University

Kevin Henry, 2001 — Southern Utah University

Ty Moseler (assistant coach) — Chicago State University

Michael Clay, 2000 — New Mexico Highlands University

Michael Duncan, 2000 — New Mexico Highlands University

Eddie Morales Jr., 2000 — Wayland Baptist University

Peter Morales, 2000 — New Mexico Highlands University

Peter Okwalinga, 2000 — Western Carolina University

Tim Smith, 2000 — Pittsburgh State University

Jeff Caha, 1999 — Wayland Baptist University

Kevin Clayton, 1999 — West Texas A&M University

Esteban De La Rosa, 1999 — New Mexico Highlands University

Manny Flores, 1999 — Southwest Texas State University

Tony Lopes, 1999 — University of Texas-Arlington

Duane Youngberg, 1999 — Wayland Baptist University

Dewayne Carpenter, 1998 — New Mexico Highlands University

Andre Hollingsworth, 1998 — Emporia State University

Adam Jones, 1998 — New Mexico Highlands University

Ed Wolfe, 1998 — Loyola Marymount University

Brian Berger, 1997 — Western New Mexico University

Mike Martinez, 1997 — Eastern New Mexico University

Jason Rivera, 1997 — Western New Mexico University

Johnny Allen, 1996 — California Lutheran University

Vince Gray, 1996 — Dana College

Former Players at College Coaching Level

Derek Lane - Current Assistant Coach at Cochise College

Jason Hopkins - Current Head Coach at Big Bend Community College

Jonathan Brooks — Former assistant coach at Cochise College

Jay Collins — Assistant coach at Idaho State University

Former Players at High School Coaching Level

Todd Bostic — Franklin High School (assistant), El Paso, Texas

Manny Flores — Hanks High School, El Paso, Texas

Jason Hopkins — MID PAC Institute, Hawaii

Peter Morales — Coronado High School, El Paso, Texas

Abner Cortez -- Douglas High School, Douglas, Arizona

Season Records

Year Record % Coach

1964-65 11-11 50% Ed Van Winkle

1965-66 16-11 59% Ed Van Winkle (27-22, 55%)

1966-67 22-8 73% Leon Beaty

1967-68 13-11 54% Leon Beaty

1968-69 14-10 58% Leon Beaty

1969-70 15-11 58% Leon Beaty

1970-71 18-11 62% Leon Beaty

1971-72 13-15 46% Leon Beaty (95-66, 59%)

1972-73 4-23 15% Gerry Bequette

1973-74 2-25 7% Gerry Bequette (6-48, 11%)

1974-75 9-19 32% Jack Furr (9-19, 32%)

1975-76 13-14 48% Dave Strack, Jr.

1976-77 7-20 26% Dave Strack, Jr.

1977-78 9-16 36% Dave Strack, Jr.

1978-79 5-19 21% Dave Strack, Jr. (34-69, 33%)

1979-80 16-12 57% Dick Wilkinson

1980-81 8-18 31% Dick Wilkinson

1981-82 13-13 50% Dick Wilkinson

1982-83 4-23 7% Dick Wilkinson

1983-84 9-16 38% Dick Wilkinson

1984-85 7-23 23% Dick Wilkinson

1985-86 8-20 29% Dick Wilkinson

1986-87 6-22 21% Dick Wilkinson

1987-88 10-17 37% Dick Wilkinson

1988-89 7-20 30% Dick Wilkinson

1989-90 13-17 43% Dick Wilkinson

1990-91 9-21 30% Dick Wilkinson (110-222, 34%)

1991-92 14-16 47% Ken Stoick

1992-93 11-19 37% Ken Stoick

1993-94 7-23 23% Ken Stoick

1994-95 11-19 37% Ken Stoick (43-77, 36%)

1995-96 16-13 55% Jerry Carrillo (12-10 )

1996-97 16-15 51% Jerry Carrillo (11-11)

1997-98 19-12 61% Jerry Carrillo (14-8 )

1998-99 24-8 75% Jerry Carrillo (19-5)

1999-00 25-9 74% Jerry Carrillo (19-5)

2000-01 28-6 82% Jerry Carrillo (20-4)

2001-02 20-11 65% Jerry Carrillo (16-8)

2002-03 23-10 70% Jerry Carrillo (18-6)

2003-04 16-15 52% Jerry Carrillo (11-11)

2004-05 23-8 74% Jerry Carrillo (16-6)

2005-06 28-4 88% Jerry Carrillo (20-2)

2006-07 20-12 63% Jerry Carrillo (14-8)

2007-08 19-12 67% Jerry Carrillo (12-10)

2008-09 24-8 75% Jerry Carrillo (17-5)

2009-10 26-5 84% Jerry Carrillo (20-2)

2010-11 22-11 67% Jerry Carrillo (13-9)

2011-12 25-6 81% Jerry Carrillo (18-4)

2012-13 25-6 81% Jerry Carrillo (18-4)

2013-14 15-16 49% Jerry Carrillo (10-12)

2014-15 23-10 70% Jerry Carrillo (13-9)

2015-16 26-7 79% Jerry Carrillo (16-6)

2016-17 25-7 78% Jerry Carrillo (16-6)

2017-18 23-9 71% Jerry Carrillo (15-7)

2018-19 26-5 84% Jerry Carrillo (20-2) 537-225 Overall 70% | ACCAC 380-160 70%

2019-20 23-8 74% Jerry Carrillo (17-5) 560-233 Overall 71% | ACCAC 397-165 71%

2021 11-3 COVID 79% Jerry Carrillo (8-2) 571-236 Overall 71% | ACCAC 405-167 71%

2022 29-4 88% Jerry Carrillo (18-2) 600-240 Overall 71% | ACCAC 423-169 71%

2023 29-3 90% Jerry Carrillo (22-0) 622-243 Overall 72% | ACCAC 445-169 72%

ACCAC Titles

1999-00

2000-01

2005-06

2009-10

2011-12

2015-16

2018-19

2019-20

2021-22

2022-23

NJCAA REGION I TITLES

2000

2001

2011

2015

2016

2021

2022

NJCAA REGION I RUNNERS UP

2003

2006

2009

2010

2017

2018

2023

NJCAA DISTRICT 1 CHAMPIONS

2000

2001

2021

NJCAA DISTRICT I RUNNERS UP

2011

2015

2016

2022

Soccer

Professional

Tina Contreras — WPSL Albuquerque Crush

Andrea Daniels — WPSL Orlando Falcons, FFC Wacker Munchen 99

Sarah Ramirez — WPSL Arizona Heatwave, WPSL Albuquerque Crush

University Level

NCAA Division 1:

Boise State University: Shaila Goodman

Creighton University: Carla Vasquez

California State University, Northridge: April Cline

Grambling State University: Andrea Daniels

Grand Canyon University: Anna Fischer

Idaho State University: Mary Bennett

Missouri State University: Cassie Worley

Texas State University: Anna Gonzalez

University of Texas at El Paso: Tina Contreras, Jennifer Persons, Sarah Ramirez

Weber State University: Jennifer Goodrum

NCAA Division 2:

University of Nebraska-Kearney: Maya Ivana Siles

Shaw University: Brynn Lumpkin

Angelo State University: Shana Brown, Jennifer Ransford

Belmont Abbey College: Elise Molera

Colorado State University, Pueblo: Sheela Thompson

Eastern New Mexico State University: Nicole Johnson, Annette Meadows, Valerie Noriega, Jessica Rosas, Liz Anguino, Pam Campbell, Angelina Green

Fort Lewis College: Jennifer Calanche, Hilary Anderson

Humboldt State University: Holly Shores

Lincoln Memorial University: Hannah McEwan

Metro State University: Kira Sharp

New Mexico Highlands University: Mariana Brito Neves, Victoria McNary

Northern State University: Jessica Hernandez

Northwest Oklahoma State University: Chelsea Lawson, Charleen Rosson

San Francisco State University: Katie Punske, Rachel Brushnahan

Southwest State: Monika Ulanowska

St. Mary’s: Yvette Diaz de Leon

University of Central Missouri: Michelle Nikitas

University of Texas of the Permian Basin: Wendy Gomez

Western Oregon University: Nicole Leschak

NCAA Division 3:

Bethany College: Tatiana Garay, Shaunice Huffman

Methodist University: Amanda Moffett

Iowa Wesleyan University: Kelsey Centner

NAIA:

Multnomah University: Megan Castricum, Daniela Gomez

Talladega College: Jenally Barco

University of the Southwest: Kayla Reynaud

Auburn University at Montgomery: Karina Suetsugu

Calumet College of St. Joseph: Lesley Vertrees, Sandy Thur, Jordan Thorne

Campbellsville University: Savannah Hobbs, Andrea Brizuela

Evergreen State College: Lea Rohan, Shaunice Huffman

Goshen College: Samantha Danforth, Juliana De Silva

Hope International University: Megan Gonzalez

Lindenwood University – Belleview: Gio Posada

Martin Methodist College: Makenna Lehrman

Missouri Valley College: Maira Ibarra

Northwest: Adrienne Hall

Presentation College: Aylene Lopez

Tennessee Wesleyan University: Crystal Munoz

Texas Wesleyan University: Jennifer Arellano

San Diego Christian College: Talya De Leon, Kristina Hernandez

William Penn University: Danielle Urban

Jessica Hernandez — Northern State

Kristina Hernandez — San Diego Christian College

Shaunice Huffman — Bethany College

Nicole Johnson — Eastern New Mexico

Chelsea Lawson — Northwest Oklahoma State

Nicole Leschak — University of Western Oregon

Hannah McEwan — Lincoln Memorial

Tori McNary — New Mexico Highlands

Annette Meadows — Eastern New Mexico

Amanda Moffett — Methodist College

Elise Molera — Belmont Abbey College (NC)

Michelle Nikitas — Central Missouri State

Valerie Noriega — Eastern New Mexico

Jennifer Persons — University of Texas-El Paso

Gio Posada — Lindenwood University – Belleville

Katie Punske — San Francisco State

Sarah Ramirez — University of Texas-El Paso

Jennifer Ransford — Angelo State

Lea Rohan — Evergreen State

Jessica Rosas — Eastern New Mexico

Charleen Rosson — Northwest Oklahoma State

Kira Sharp — Metro State

Holly Shores — Humboldt State

Karina Suetsugu — Auburn-Montgomery

Sheela Thompson — Colorado State (Pueblo)

Monika Ulanowska — Southwest State

Danielle Urban — William Penn

Carla Vasquez — Creighton

Lesley Vertrees — Calumet College of St. Joseph

Cassie Worley — Southwest Missouri State

Individual Honors

Coach of the Year:

2019 – Bobby Peters

All Americans:

2003 – 1st Team: Kira Sharp

2001 – 2nd Team: Cassie Worley

2000 – 2nd Team: Cassie Worley

All Conference:

2023 - 2nd Team: Paula Gonzalez, Sabrina Ramos-Camatta Honorable Mention: Ivana Siles

2019 – 1st Team: Leticia Seabra, Maria Azarias, Brianna Guzman; 2nd Team: Amanda Acuna

2018 – 1st Team: Leticia Seabra

2017 – Honorable Mention: Jenessa Salazar, Kira Sevor

2016 – Honorable Mention: Kate Gardiner

2015 – 2nd Team: T’naiha Williams

2014 – 2nd Team: Mariel Hundley

2012 – 1st Team: Makenna Lehrman; 2nd Team: Talya De Leon; Honorable Mention: Lisa Christensen

2010 – 1st Team: Kayla Davis; Honorable Mention: Yadira Garcia

2009 – 1st Team: Yadira Garcia, Mariana Brito-Neves

2007 – 1st Team: Helena Appiagyei; 2nd Team: Sheela Thompson; Honorable Mention: Nileea Eastman, Amanda Thielhart

2006 – 1st Team: Kalila Peterson; 2nd Team: Yazmin Samoyoa, Helena Appaigyei

2005 – 1st Team: Danielle Ayala; 2nd Team: Mary Barrett, Heather Kozarian; Honorable Mention: Rachel Brusanham

2004 – 1st Team: Roxanne Martinez, Courtney Glass

2003 – 1st Team: Kira Sharp, Jen Goodrum; 2nd Team: Val Noriega, April Cline

2002 – 1st Team: Andrea Daniels, Kira Sharp, Jessica Rosas; 2nd Team: Shana Brown, April Klein; Honorable Mention: Ashley Russell, Danielle Urban

2001 – 1st Team: Cassie Worley, Yvette Diaz De Leon, Jennifer Contreras; 2nd Team: Emily Schigut

2000 – 1st Team: Cassie Worley, Jessica Thompson

1999 – 1st Team – Anna Fischer; 2nd Team: Jessica Thompson

1998 – 1st Team – Anna Fischer

Women’s Basketball

University Level

Alayna Contreras, 2023 - University of Missouri-Kansas City

Deja Jones, 2023 - Indiana State University

Andjela Bigovic, 2023 - Tarleton State University

Jessenia Lawson, 2023 - University of Illinois-Springfield

Deyana Bogan, 2023 - University of Illinois-Springfield

Jaelyn Maxey, 2023 - LeMoyne Owen College

Tatjana Tatar, 2023 - Xavier University of New Orleans

Fatou Barry, 2023 - Waldorf University

Mieke Elkington, 2011 – Longwood University

Ashley Mitchell, 2013 – Western New Mexico

Johnishia Welles, 2013 – UTEP

Madison Lopez, 2013 – New Hampshire

Jasmine Lemon, 2013 – Idaho State

Yvonte Neal, 2013 – Oklahoma City University

Justina Prairie Chief, 2013 – Central Missouri

CC Rode, 2013 – University of Hawaii at Hilo

Jessica Almeida, 2014 – Marion University

Tianna Brown, 2014 – Memorial University

Aja Hoyle, 2014 – Texas A&M International

TeOramae Solomon, 2015 – Portland State

McCorra Ford, 2015 – York College

Destiny Amezquita, 2015 – Rocky Mountain College

Essence Jones, 2015 – Pacific Union College

Ashleigh Sparks, 2015 – St. Gregory University’s University

Coulter Bowlen, 2016 – Hope Univeristy

Arianna Anderson, 2016 – Thomas University

Sophia Elenga, 2017– Arizona State

Shannon Powell, 2017 – University of San Francisco

Tatyana McFarland, 2017 – Texas A&M Kingsville

Ciara Fields, 2017 – Western New Mexico

Juwanna Milton, 2017 – Benedictine University

Jordyn Penniman, 2017 – Prairie View A&M

Endia Peterson, 2017 – Rust College

Roneshia Fields, 2017 – Illinois College

Sophia Anaya, 2017 – Trinity University

Jasmine Coleman, 2018 – Rust College

Deezha Battle, 2018 – Pepperdine University

Passion Burrell, 2018 – Praire View A&M

Awa Keita, 2019 – Southern Illinois University

Isabel Rodriguez, 2019 – University of the Southwest

Jazzy Hughes, 2019 – Purdue Fort Wayne

See’Arriah Evans- Collins, 2019 – Northern New Mexico

Maggate Sall, 2019 – Marian University

LaPraisjah Johnson, 2019 – Nevada Reno

Yemiyah Morris, 2019 – Mississippi State

Brenda Smith, 2000 – Haskell College

Elrolica Chopito, 2001 – Nichols State University

Rachel Atencio, 2001 – New Mexico Highlands University

Stephainie Rayos, 2003 – University of Texas, El Paso

Crystal Pope, 2003 – University of Texas, Dallas

Mioshia Wagoner, 2003 – Haskell University

Cindy Morgan, 2003 – Northern Arizona University

Maria Amador, 2004 – Western New Mexico University

Bridget Chacon, 2005 – Marshall University

Megan Ratliff, 2005 – Eastern New Mexico University

Tannesia Manley, 2005 – Western New Mexico University

Revital Carmon, 2005 – University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Caitlin Demarest, 2006 – Pittsburgh State University

Jocelyn Chavez, 2006 – Western New Mexico University

Karly Dreher, 2006 – Western New Mexico University

Stephanie Roberts, 2006 – Western New Mexico University

Kristyn Valenzuela, 2006 – Western New Mexico University

Ashley Jackson, 2008 – Shaw University

Erin Murphy, 2008 – Grand Canyon University

Egle Karolyte, 2009 – University of Portland

Selena Florez, 2009 – University of the Southwest

Chato Maters, 1990 – University of San Diego

Margie Torres, 1990 – Sterling College-Kansas

Paula Fettig, 1991 – Bethany College-Kansas

Sharon Woods, 1992 – Western New Mexico University

Karen Woods, 1992 – Western New Mexico University

Alfreda Bates, 1992 – Kansas Wesleyan University

Alfreda Benally, 1992 – Kansas Wesleyan University

Lynn Santistevan, 1993 – Dakota State University-South Dakota

Lisa Walden, 1993 – Tuskegee University-Alabama

Roxanne Hine, 1993 – Saint Louis University

Heather Gray, 1993 – Western New Mexico University

Tessa Miner, 1994 – University of Alabama-Huntsville

Lana White, 1994 – Fort Lewis College

Toni Torres, 1995 – Southern Utah University

Kim Ward, 1997 – Mt. Scenerio College

Andrea Huerta, 1997 – Western New Mexico University

Valarie Antone, 1998 – Adams State College

Hassanah Abdullah, 1998 – James Madison University

Lava Acosta, 1985 – University of Arizona

Ginger Leblanc, 1987 – Dana College-Nebraska

Michelle Diaz, 1989 – Eastern Oregon State

Julie Zahasky, 1989 – Northern Arizona University

Individual Honors

All NJCAA Region 1 Division 1

2023: Fortuna Ngnawo, Deja Jones

2019: Awa Keita, Yemiyah Morris, Kayla Harris, Raena Suggs

2018: Awa Keita, Deezha Battle, Jazzy Hughes, Yemiyah Morris, Mamita Diagne

2017: Sophia Elenga, Shannon Powell

2016: Coulter Bowlen, Sophia Elenga

2015: Destiny Amezquita, Te Oramae Solomon

2014: Destiny Amezquita, Tianna Brown

2013: Ashley Mitchell, Yvonte Neal

2012: Ashley Mitchell

2008: Ashley Jackson

2005: Bridget Chacon

2004: Bridget Chacon

2003: Stephanie Rayos

2001: Rachel Atencio

2000: Rachel Atencio, Elrolica Chopito

1995: Toni Torres

1994: Norma Carrasco

1993: Roxanne Hein

1992: Karen Woods

1990: Ernestine Platero

1986: Chiquita Miller, Ruth Scott

1985: Lava Acosta, Dolores Williams

1984: Teresa Hill

All-Arizona Community College Athletic Conference

2023: Fortuna Ngnawo, Deja Jones

2007: Ashley Jackson, Nichole Perez

2006: Nichole Perez, Stephanie Roberts

2005: Bridget Chacon

2004: Bridget Chacon

2003: Pearl Kelewood, Stephanie Rayos

2002: Natascha Henry

2001: Rachel Atencio, Elrolica Chopito

2000: Rachel Atencio, Elrolica Chopito

1999: Valarie Antone

1998: Rebecca Sando

1997: Rebecca Sando

1996: Shauna Murray

1995: Toni Torres

1994: Norma Carrasco

1993: Roxanne Hein

1992: Karen Woods

1990: Ernestine Platero

1986: Chiquita Miller, Ruth Scott

1985: Lava Acosta

1984: Dolores Williams, Teresa Hill

1983: Darlene Kelley

1982: Diana Huber, Monica Brown

All-American

2024: Fortuna Ngnawo

2023: Fortuna Ngnawo

2019: Awa Keita

2018: Mamita Diagne

2018: Awa Keita

2017: Sophia Elenga

2003: Stephanie Rayos

1985: Lava Acosta

Academic All-American

2019: Jazzy Hughes, Awa Keita, See’Arriah Evans- Collins, Isabel Rodriguez, Sasha Schoenborn

2018: Deezha Battle, See’Arriah Evans- Collins

2010: Erica Sowers

2008: Erin Murphy

Coaching Records

M. Opat (39-29)

2022-23: 28-6 - Region I Runners-Up, NJCAA National Tournament Appearance

2021-22: 11-12

2020-21: 0-11

L. Hughes (215-64)

2019-20: 26-5

2018-19: 28-4, NJCAA National Tournament Appearance

2017-18: 29-3, NJCAA National Tournament Appearance

2016-17: 28-4, NJCAA National Tournament Appearance

2015-16: 23-8

2014-15: 19-10

2013-14: 18-11

2012-13: 26-6 — Region I runners-up

2011-12: 18-13 — Region I playoffs

S. Lane (214-230)

2010-11: 9-15

2009-10: 11-19

2008-09: 8-22

2007-08: 19-11 — Region I playoffs

2006-07: 20-11 — Region I playoffs

2005-06: 16-16 — Region I runners-up

2004-05: 19-10 — Region I runners-up

2003-04: 17-13

2002-03: 16-15

2001-02: 10-18

2000-01: 12-18

1999-00: 12-18

1998-99: 17-14 — Region I playoffs

1997-98: 17-13

1996-97: 11-17

G. Nicodemus (52-92)

1995-96: 7-22

1994-95: 4-24

1993-94: 13-17 — Region I playoffs

1992-93: 13-15

1991-92: 15-14 — Region I playoffs

K. Nicodemus (68-73)

1990-91: 8-16 — Region I playoffs

1989-90: 22-8 — Region I playoffs

1988-89: 18-12 — Region I playoffs

1987-88: 7-20 — Region I playoffs

1986-87: 13-17

Multiple coaches

1985-86: 12-11

L. Neidich (25-6)

1984-85: 25-6 — ACCAC Champions, Region I Champions, 1-1 at Nationals

Records since 1996

Most points

Single game: Brenda Smith, 48 vs. Pima, Dec. 15, 1999

Season: Stephanie Rayos, 608, 2002-03

Career: Rachel Atencio, 1,029, 1999-01

Most field goals

Single game: Brenda Smith, 18 vs. Pima, Dec. 15, 1999

Most three-point field goals

Single game: Brenda Smith, 10 v. Pima, Dec. 15, 1999

Season: Destiny Amezquita, 104, 2013-14

Career: Elrolica Chopito, 167, 2000-01

Three-point field goal percentage

Season: Stephanie Rayos, 49.4, 2002-03

Field goal percentage

Season: Tannesia Manley, 54.2, 2004-05 | Jazzy Hughes, 54.2, 2017-18

Season: Awa Keita 58.7% 2018-19

Most free throws

Single game: Stephanie Rayos, 13-14 vs. Arizona Western, Dec. 11, 2002

Free-throw percentage

Season: Elrolica Chopito, 90.1, 1999-00

Career: Elrolica Chopito, 90.8, 1999-01

Most rebounds

Single game: Diana Alba, 18 vs. Scottsdale, Jan. 22, 2000

Season: Johnishia Welles, 302, 2011-12

Most assists

Single game: Bridget Chacon, 16 vs. Chandler-Gilbert, Jan. 10, 2004

Season: Bridget Chacon, 170, 2004-05

Most steals

Single game: Bridget Chacon, 15 vs. SWCB, Nov. 15, 2003

Season: Bridget Chacon, 166, 2004-05 & 2003-04

Most blocks

Season: Yemiyah Morris, 73, 2017-18

Team

Most points, single game: 115 vs. Barstow, Nov. 29, 1998

Most free throws, single game: 27-33 vs. Pima, Nov. 16, 2002; 27-36 vs. South Mountain, Feb. 14, 2007

Most rebounds, single game: 72 vs. Riverside, Nov. 17, 1998

Most three-point field goals, single game: 15 vs. Scottsdale, Feb. 5, 2003

Most three-point field goals, season: 301, 1998-99

Rodeo

Regional Team Champions

2015 Women

2016 Women

2017 Men

2019 Women

2020 Women

2021 Women

Reserve Regional Team Champions

2014 Women

2016 Men

2018 Women & Men

2021 Men

2022 Women

Team and Individual Honors

2022- National Champion for Goat Tying -

2021-National Champion for Goat Tying- Jill Donnelly

2021-Women’s team 3 place overall

National Placings Individual Events & Team

2014

3rd Barrel Racing

12th Breakaway Roping

6th Goat Tying

7th Saddle Broncs

4th Women's Team

2015

6th Breakaway Roping

10th Barrel Racing

8th Women's Team

2016

3rd All Around Cowgirl

3rd & 7th Goat Tying

8th Women's Team

2017

11th bareback riding

11th saddle bronc riding

2018

2nd goat tying

8th Women's team

2019

3rd Team Roping/Heading

12th goat tying

6th breakaway roping

9th Women's team

2021

1st All Around Cowgirl

1st & 3rd goat tying

3rd breakaway roping

3rd Women's team

2022

1st Goat Tying

7th Women's team

Major Accomplishments

14 National Short go (top 12) event qualifiers

5 top 5 National individual event finishes

3 Top 10 National Team Placings

4 Regional Team Champions (National qualifiers)

4 Regional Reserve Team Champions ( National qualifiers)

14 Regional Event Champions & National qualifiers

12 Regional Reserve Event Champions & National qualifiers