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Board of Trustees
Members of the Copiah-Lincoln Community College's Board of Trustees, con-
stantly lending support to the college's athletic program and helping lead the college
in new directions, include (front, left to right) L. G. Young, secretary of the board,
Franklin County; Steve Wells, executive committee, Lincoln County; Troy Carroll
Greer, Simpson County; Marilyn Brown, secretary to the president; John Dow,
executive committee, Lincoln County; Thelma Taylor, Adams County; Calvin Britt,
Copiah County; Dr. J. H. Stribling, board chairman, Lincoln County; Sidney Parker,
board vice-chairman, Simpson County; Frances Doss, Adams County; Mildred
Maxine Wallace, Copiah County; Dr. Howell C. Garner, dean of the college; Martha
Sinclair, executive committee, Lincoln County; Bobbie Collier, Copiah County.
Second row includes John Henley, board attorney; Melvin King, Adams County;
Thomas Sasser, Lincoln County; Harold Luther Smith, Lincoln County; Dr. Billy
Thames, Co-Lin president; Don Cagle, Copiah County; Eugene Bates, Jefferson
County; and Ken Bailey, Lawrence County. On the back row are Jack Burt, Copiah
County; Gerald Horn, Adams County; Troy Douglas, director of the physical plant;
John Bull, Lawrence County; Larry Jones, Franklin County; Ray Ishee, dean of
student personnel; Travis Thornton, dean of the Natchez Campus; and Dr. George
Brumfield, executive committee, Lincoln County. Not pictured: TonyaJenkins,Adams
County; Dale Sullivan, Copiah County; Dr. Willie Hoskins, Adams County; and Daniel
Smith, Jefferson County.
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Coaching
Staff
GWYN YOUNG
Athletic Director
Women's Basketball
Serving the college as athletic directorsince 1989, Gwyn Young has been head coach
ofthe LadyWolves basketballteamfor 18years. Sincecoming toCo-Lin, he has seen his
team win title aftertitle and has compiled a record of368wins and 128 losses to rank him
in the Top 6 NJCAA winningest active coaches in the Nation.
The LadyWolves accomplishments during Coach Young's stay have been numerous:
1 1 regular season 1st place finishes, 6 South Division Championships, 10 State Tourna-
ment Appearances, 14 Region XXIII Appearances, State Champions 1993, Runner-up
State Champions 1983 and 1985, Region XXIII Champions 1989 and 1993, National
Tournament appearances in 1989 and 1993. Coach Young's team finished 4th in the
National Tournament in 1989 and has been Nationally Ranked consistently during the
years.
Youngwasnamed RegionXXI11 CoachoftheYearin 1989and 1993. CoachoftheYear
honorswerealso received byCoach Youngfromthe MAC/JC and the MAC in 1993. Young has also been named aClarion-
Ledger Coach of the Yearforjunior colleges on numerous occasions.
Young also serves as a mathematics instructor. He holds an associate of arts degree from Co-Lin, a bachelor's degree
from Mississippi College, and master's degree from the University of Southern Mississippi.
Young is married to the formerVelesta Smith, and they have two children, Lane, age 18, and Jessica, age 15.
RANDALL BRADBERRY
Head Football Coach
In hisfifth yearas head coach oftheWolves, Randall Bradberry has compiled atotal of
21 years of coaching experience. Fortwo years, hewas aWolfpack assistant, serving as
offensive coordinator. He also coached at East Mississippi Community College for 12
years.AmemberoftheCo-Lin coaching staffin 1989whentheWolvescapturedthesouth
division title, he led the team in 1990 to the same crown.
Bradberryholdsabachelorofscienceand masterofeducationdegreefrom DeltaState
University, and his educational doctorate from Mississippi State University.
Bradberry has three children, son, Bo, age 12, and twin daughters, Libby and Laurie,
age 7.
DAVID CROSS
Assistant Football Coach
InhisfirstyearasanassistantfortheWolves, DavidCrosswillcoachtheoffensiveline.
For the past three years he has served as head football coach and athletic director at
Greensboro High School in Greensboro, Alabama. While there the team posted a 22-8
mark and advanced to the state playoffs in all three years. Cross also spentthree years
asdefensivecoordinatoratMarion InstituteandtwoyearsatMississippiStatewithCoach
Rocky Felker.
He earned a bachelor of science degree in physical education and later received his
MasterofEducation degree, allfrom Mississippi State University.Additional studieswere
completed at Blinn College and Livingston University.
A Starkville native, Cross is married totheformerSherry Tanksley of Louisville. They
have two children, Kristen Nichole, 6, and James Kyle, 1
Coaching
Staff
CALVIN M. GREEN
Assistant Football Coach
Calvin M. Greenjoined the coaching staff atCo-Lin in January 1994.
Greengraduatedfrom Monticello HighSchoolandattendedCopiah-LincolnJuniorCollegeafter
high school. He graduated from Alcorn State University.
Heserved asassistantdefensivebackcoach at EastMississippiCommunityCollegeatScooba
for two years from 1992 and 1993 under the former Mississippi State All American and National
FootballLeaguestandoutTomGoode.GreenalsodidhispracticecoachingatLawrenceCountyHigh
School.
At Monticello High School he was a three-year letterman defensive back. At Co-Lin he was a
memberofCoach RayIshee'sstatechampionshipand EastBowlchampionsteamin1985. In1986,
hereceivedhonorsasmostvaluabledefensiveback,AllState, All RegionXXIIIandwaschosenfor
the All Starteam. At Alcorn State he was a letterman in 1987 and a member of the nation's best
secondary in 1988.
CHARLES SUTTON
Assistant Football Coach
Forelevenyears,widereceivercoachCharlesSuttonhasbeenprovidingleadershipasamember
oftheWolvescoachingstaff. WhileassociatedwiththeWolfpack, he hasseentheWolvescapture
the statetitle in 1985, and has seen the team capturethe south division crown in 1986, 1989, and
1990.
Suttonservedasassistanttrackcoachin1987,whentheteamwonthestatetitle.Healsocurrently
serves as counselorforthecollege's Upward Bound program, a position he has held for 12years.
Before joining the Co-Lin staff, Sutton worked as a classroom teacher and counselor in the
Lawrence County School System. He earned his bachelor of science degree from Alcorn State
University, and a M. Ed. atJackson State University.
Sutton and his wife, Evelyn, have two sons, Victor, 21, and Renard, 16.
BROOME
PHILLIP
Assistant Football Coach
Phillip Broome is in hisfifth year as defensive coordinatorfortheWolves. He was a memberof
the coaching staff in 1989 and 1990when the Wolves were South State Champs.
Broomealso isemployed asascience instructor. Heearned his bachelorofscienceand master
of science degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi.
He is married tothe former Cynthia Batson, and they havetwo sons, Tyler, 7, and Caleb, 2.
DAVID SMITH
Women's Softball Coach
The 1994seasonwas David Smith'ssecond season as head coachofthe LadyWolves softball
team. Underhisdirection in '94the LadyWolves hadthebestdivision record inthestate, compiling
15winsand only 1 loss. They placed4th inthestatetournament playandfinished theseasonwith
an overall record of 22 and 5.
The94-95teamwill have8 returning startersand 5 playerswhowere Mississippi high school all
state players.
Thisishis 13thyearatCopiah-Lincolnand heis DirectorofStudentActivities/DirectorofStudent
Life.
A Loyd Star native, David graduated from Co-Lin in 1980 and from the University of Southern
Mississippi in 1982. He laterreceived his masters in Education Administration from Jackson State
University.
He and his wife, the former Ramona Higdon, have two children, Justin, 9, and Lauren, 7.
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PAUL JOHNSON
Men's Basketball Coach
In his seventh yearas head coach oftheWolves basketball team, Paul Johnson has compiled
aCo-Linrecordof98wins,65losses.In1989,Johnson'steamwonthestatecommunitycollegetitle,
while also claiming the south division regular season championship and placing as Region 23
runners-up.
Johnson also isemployed bythecollegeasa physical education andfirstaid instructor. During
the 1986-87 school year, he served as an assistant basketball poach.
Coach Johnson brings awealth ofexperience with him to Co-Lin. On the staff atthe University
ofTexas, hehelpedthe LonghornswintheSouthwestConferencechampionshipandaberth inthe
National Invitational Tourney, where they advanced to the quarter finals. East Tennessee State
receiveditsfirsteverpostseasonbidwhileCoachJohnsonwasapartoftheprogram. Paulhasalso
coachedatPrentissandSouthNatchezschoolswhereheledthelattertothedivisionchampionship.
HeearnedanassociateofartsdegreefromJonesCountyJuniorCollege, abachelorofscience
degree from Belhaven College, and a master of science degree from the University of Southern
Mississippi. Johnson has done additional work at the University of Texas and the University of
Mississippi.
He is married to the former Mary Millerof Mt. Olive, and they have two daughters, Maggie, 10,
and Anna, 8.
KEITH CASE
Baseball Coach
KeithCaseisenteringhisthirdseasonasheadbaseballcoach.Casewasasuccessfulhighschool
coachfor10years beforemovingtoCo-Lin. Hehasthedistinction ofcoaching inthe MPSAAll-Star
baseball game (1984) and in the MHSAAAll-Star baseball game (1992).
Case also teaches in the mathematics department at Co-Lin. He earned a bachelor of science
degreein physicaleducation and aminorin mathematicsfrom MississippiState University in 1983.
HereceivedhismasterofeducationdegreefromWilliamCareyCollegein1991 andhehasadditional
workfrom Mississippi College and the University of Southern Mississippi.
Anativeof Monticello,Casegraduatedfrom Monticello High School in 1979. Heismarriedtothe
formerSusan Caffey ofJackson, and they have one daughter, 3-year-old Made.
MIKE MclNTYRE
Tennis Coach
A USPTR-certified teaching professional, Mclntyre has been named "Coach of the Year" four
timesand hasseen hisWolveswinfivestateandfourregionaltitles, plus 17otherteam honors. He
has had fiveteams ranked in the national "top 20."The 1990team is still the only Mississippi team
to everfinish in the "top 10" in the NJCAA nationals.
Mclntyre also serves as business division chairman and teaches economics. He earned his
associateofarts degree from Copiah-Lincoln, and his bachelorofscience and masterof business
administration degreesfromthe UniversityofSouthern Mississippi. He hasdoneadditionalworkat
USM, Mississippi College, Memphis State University, University of Utah, University of South
Carolina, University ofTexas-Arlington, and Dennis Van der Meer's Tennis University.
Mclntyre is married totheformer Diane Payne, and they have one son, Michael, Jr., 14.
Coaching
Staff
BOB RICKETTS
Assistant Baseball Coach
BobRickettsworkedwiththeoffensivelineforfiveyears,andheservedasoffensive
coordinatorfrom 1985through 1988forfootball. RickettssawtheWolveswinthesouth
division in 1986, 1989, and 1990, plus seeing theteam capturethe state, region, and
East Bowl championships in 1985.
In 1975, Rickettswasnamed NCAADivision II Southern BaseballCoachoftheYear
asheadcoachatSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity. RickettswasalsoSLU'soffensive
coordinator. He holds a bachelor of arts degree from SLU and a master of science
degree from the University of Southern Mississippi.
Ricketts is married totheformerShirleyAllen, and they havethree children, Susan
Trahan, Bobby Ricketts, Jr., and Jim Ricketts. Ricketts is a proud grandfather.
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ALTON GREENLEE
Golf Coach
ACopiah-Lincolnemployeefor31 years,AltonGreenleecurrentlycoachesthecollege'sgolf
team and is managerofthe Co-Lin golf course.
BeforejoiningtheCo-Linstaff,GreenleewasemployedatWestTallahatchieHighSchooland
GulfportEastHighSchool. Heearned hisbachelorofscienceand masterofeducationdegrees
from Mississippi College.
Greenlee is married toChristine Greenlee, and they have one son, Jeff.
JOHNNY WILLIAMS
Assistant Women's Softball Coach
Afull-timefaculty memberforeightyears, Johnny Williamswill be serving his second year
asanassistantcoachforthe LadyWolvessoftballteam. Healsoservesasteamstatisticianfor
the softball, men's and women's basketball, and the baseball teams.
BeforecomingtoCo-Lin,Williamsservedasan assistantcoach in basketballandfootballat
CrescentCityBaptistHighSchoolinMetairie, Louisiana. Healsoservedasanassistantfootball
and baseball coach at Bogue Chitto High School in the 1970's.
HeismarriedtotheformerCindyHodgesofBogueChitto,andtheyhavetwosons,Ryanand
Wade.
MICHAEL CHANEY
Assistant Basketball Coach
MichaelChaneybeginshissecondyearasanassistantbasketballcoach.Chaneyalsoworks
part-time in security at Co-Lin. He was a member of the 1985 Regional 23 Basketball
Championship team who placed eleventh in the national tournament. Chaney was also a
member of the 1988 state and regional championship team when he was team captain and
named best defensive player. The 1988 basketball team finished the season seventh in the
nationalfinals. Hewasamemberofthe 1986and 1987 back-to-backstatechampionshiptrack
teamsatCo-Linwherehesetastaterecord inthe 800 meterwhichstill stands. Chaneyplayed
forhisformerCo-LinheadcoachMikeJonesatMississippiCollegeintheGulfCoastConference.
HeobtainedanA.B.S.DegreeinEducationfromMCin1991.HeisaformercoachatMendenhall
High School.
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Thursday Sept. Northeast Booneville 6:30 p.m.
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Saturday Sept. East Central Wesson 7:00 p.m.
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Thursday Sept. Holmes Goodman 7:00 p.m.
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Saturday Sept. 24 Jones Ellisville 7:00 p.m.
Thursday Sept. 29 Northwest Wesson 7:00 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 8 Hinds Wesson 7:00 p.m.
Saturday Oct. Southwest Summit 7:00 p.m.
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Thursday Oct. 20 Coahoma Wesson 7:00 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 29 Pearl River Wesson (HC) 3:00 p.m.
Saturday Nov. 5 Gulf Coast Perkinston 3:00 p.m.
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