Copiah-Lincoln Community College 2010-2011 Athletics

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Copiah-Lincoln Community College
2010-2011 Media Guide
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General Information
Location Wesson, Mississippi
Founded 1928
Nickname Wolves
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School Colors Royal Blue Gray
Stadium H.L. Stone Stadium
Capacity 5,000
2009 Record 6-3
ADMINISTRATION
President Dr. Ronnie Nettles
Vice President ofInstructional Services Dr. Jane Hulon
Vice Presidentofthe Natchez Campus Teresa Busby
Vice President ofthe Simpson CountyCenter Dr. John Dickerson
Vice President ofBusiness Affairs Michael Tanner
Dean ofStudent Services Brenda Smith
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DeanofCareer andTechnical Education Workforce Education Dr. Gail Baldwin
DeanofCommunity Programs Brenda Orr
Executive Director ofthe Co-Lin Foundation/DirectorofAlumni Affairs Charlotte Hill
DirectorofPublic Information/Sports Information Natalie Davis
DirectorofAdmissions and Enrollment Chris Warren
CO-LIN RADIO NETWORK
Table of Contents
CoverageofCopiah-LincolnCommunityCollegeisprovidedbytheCo-LinRadioNetwork.
Onceagain, theflagshipstationofCo-LinathleticsisWMJU 104-3.
Robbie Hamilton enters his sixthyear as the play-by-play "Voice of Wolfpack." His play-
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by-playexperience encompasses more than 25 years coveringhighschool, communitycollege
Baseball 32-33 andcollege athletics. Hamiltonhascoveredstate andregionalchampionshipsinfootball, bas-
ketball,baseball, andSoftballin Mississippiand Louisiana includingfootball, baseballandbas-
Basketball 28-30 ketballforNCAA Division II powerhouse DeltaState University. Hamiltonis the Directorof
Sports Broadcasting for Southwest Broadcasting, Northshore Broadcasting and Brookhaven
Blue Wave ShowBand 22-23 Broadcasting.Heisalsoa co-hostoftheweeklyshow,"ChasingFoulBalls,"andistheplay-by-
playannouncerfortheMcCombHighSchoolTigers.
BoardofTrustees 3
COLINATHLETICS.COM
Championships 3
Webcastingofall Wolfpack home football and basketballgames and selected baseball and
Coaches &Staff 4-18 softball games on www.colinathletics.com is provided by the Co-Lin Electronics Technology
Program and the Co-Lin Technology Department. Special thanks to Carey Williamson, J.P.
Cheerleaders 19-21 Mclnnis, andelectronicstechnologystudents.
CREDITS
Featured Sports 47-62
The 2010-2011 Copiah-Lincoln CommunityCollege Athletic Media Guide is published by
Football 24-25 the Office ofPublic Information. Contributing photographers areJohnnySmith Photography
andNatalieDavis.CoverdesignbyJimmieCain.
Golf 38 SpecialthankstoTwyanaMorseand theCopiah-LincolnCommunityCollegeCheerleaders,
JimmieCain, Public InformationAssistantandSarahBurke, Public InformationWorkStudy.
NJCAAAil-Americans ....39-42 Three editions ofthe 2010-2011 Athletic Media Guide are published for football soccer,
basketballandbaseball/softball.
President's Message 3
Formoreinformationcontact:
Softball 34-35 Copiah-LincolnCommunityCollege
OfficeofPublicInformation/SportsInformation
Soccer 26-27 RO. Box649
Wesson, Mississippi39191
Tennis 36-37
[phone]
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2010-2011 Athletic Media Guide
Athletic Directory
ADMINISTRATION
Brenda Smith, Dean ofStudentServices [phone] [email protected]
GwynYoung, Athletic Director [phone] [email protected]
Keith Case, AssistantAthletic Director [phone] [email protected]
Natalie Davis, Sports Information Director [phone] [email protected]
BASKETBALL
Gwyn Young, Head Women's Coach [phone] [email protected]
Dennis Sims, Head Men's Coach [phone] [email protected]
CliffFurr, Assistant Coach [phone] [email protected]
FOOTBALL
Glenn Davis, Head Coach [phone] glenn.davis@>colin.edu
Brett Shufelt, AssistantCoach [phone] [email protected]
Andrew O'Daniel, Assistant Coach [phone] [email protected]
Calvin Green, Assistant Coach [phone] [email protected]
Clarence McDougal, AssistantCoach [phone] [email protected]
Bill Hemingway, Assistant Coach [phone] [email protected]
BASEBALL
Keith Case, Head Coach [phone] [email protected]
BryanNohile, Assistant Coach [phone] [email protected]
Justin Brewer, Assistant Coach [phone] Justin.brewer@*colin.edu
SOFTBALL
Allen Kent, Head Coach [phone] [email protected]
Duane Burt, AssistantCoach [phone] [email protected]
TENNIS
Mike Mclntyre, Head Men's Coach [phone] [email protected]
Holli Adams Pepper, Head Women's Coach [phone] [email protected]
SOCCER
Brian Moore, Head Women's Coach [phone] [email protected]
Trey Woodham, Head Men's Coach [phone] [email protected]
GOLF
Ronny Ross, Head Coach [phone] [email protected]
Craig Hennington, Assistant Coach [phone] [email protected]
ATHLETIC TRAINING
Matt McClain, Head Athletic Trainer [phone] [email protected]
CHEERLEADING
Twyana Morse, Sponsor [phone] [email protected]
BLUE WAVE SHOW BAND
R. Shaw Furlow, Band Director [phone] [email protected]
CO-LIN RADIO NETWORK
Robbie Hamilton - WMJU 104.3 [phone] [email protected]
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Message
President's
Itisanhonortowelcomeyou toCopiah-LincolnCommunityCollege.
Co-Linhasagreattraditionofacademic and athleticsuccess.Theworkanddeterminationofour
studentathleteshavereflectedpositivelyonourinstitutionin thepastand I amconfident the tradi-
tionofoutstandingachievementwillcontinuewithourathletesoftoday.
In recent years our athletic teams have won state and regional championships and participated
inNJCAANationalTournaments. Thisyearwas noexceptionasCoach GwynYoung and the Lady
Wolves Basketball Team were the MACJC State Runners-Up, NJCAA Region 23 Champions, and
finishedinseventhplace at the NJCAANationalWomen's BasketballTournament.
Since 2000, Co-Lin hasproduced 26NJCAAAll-Americans inbaseball, Softball, basketball, golf,
and football. We arejust as proud ofthe academic accomplishments ofourstudents. The Women's
TennisTeamwastheNo. 3 NJCAAAcademicTeamoftheYearandthe Men'sTennisTeamwasNo.
4.AlsofinishingintheTop 20were the BaseballTeam (No. 16) and theWomen'sSoccerTeam (No.
17). In 2010, six student-athletes were named NJCAA Distinguished Academic All-Americans and four were named
Academic All-Americans. Since 2005, Co-Linhasproduced42 NJCAA Distinguished AcademicAll-Americansand 42
Academic All-Americans.
Iamalsoproudofthededicationofourcoaches.Theyworktirelesslythroughouttheyearwithresourcesthatarevery
limitedcomparedtoothercolleges.Nevertheless, theyhavedevelopedprograms thatarecompetitiveineverysport.Our
coaches also arecommitted tohelpingourstudent athletes achieve theirpersonal, academic andcareergoals.
Finally, wewelcome all teams,fans, coaches, andadministrators toourcampus. Pleaseenjoyyourstayandlet usknow
ifwecanassistyouinanyway.
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President
Board of Trustees
GeneBatesofChurchHill,President TonyDavisofMonticello RandallLottonofBrookhaven
RoyWinkworthofNatchez,ViceChairman JohnDickeyofFayette Dr.AnthonyMorrisofNatchez
TommySasserofBogueChitto,Secretary ChrisDunnofMagee ThelmaNewsomeofNatchez
StevenAmmannofMendenhall LynwoodEasterlingofNatchez JohnnyPylesofCrystalSprings
SteveAmosofHazlehurst Dr.GradyFlemingofMeadville RickeySmithotWesson
TerryBristerofBogueChitto ChuckGilbertofNatchez AndrewSpillerofBrookhaven
JackCaseofBogueChitto WillieHarrisonofBrookhaven BarryTysonotMeadville
MaryClevelandofHazlehurst TommyJollyofMonticello JoeWelchofMendenhall
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Gwyn Young
Athletic Director / Women's Head Basketball Coach
Serving the college as athletic director since 1989, Gwyn Young has been
head coach ofthe Lady Wolves basketball team for 34 years. Since coming to
Co-Lin, he has seen his team win title after title and has compiled a record of
748 wins and 222 losses to rank him as the NJCAA Second WinningestActive
Coach in the nation and the Winningest Women's Coach in the Mississippi
Association ofCommunity/Junior Colleges.
Coach Young has put the Lady Wolves on the map as one of the nation's
most premier women's basketball teams. Under Coach Young's direction, the
LadyWolveshave accomplished numerous awards including 21 MACJC Regu-
lar Season 1st place finishes, 15 MACJC South Division Championships, 20
MACJC State Tournament Appearances, five MACJC State Championships
(1993, 1997, 1999, 2002 and 2003) and been runner-up to the MACJC State
Champions seven times (1983, 1984, 1998, 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010). The Lady Wolves have won six
NJCAA Region XXIII Championships (1989, 1993, 1997, 2002, 2007, and 2010), been runner-up to the
NJCAARegionXXIII Championsnine times (1990, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2009 and 2010),
and made six NJCAA National Tournament appearances (1989, 1993, 1997, 2002, 2007, and 2010).
Coach Young's team finished the regular season with 31-2 record, 3rd place finish in the final regular sea-
sonNJCAA Poll and 7th in the 2010 National Tournamentby winning the NJCAA Consolation Bracket,
6th in the 2007 National Tournament, 4th in the 1989 National Tournament, and has been consistently
ranked eachyear by the NJCAA Polls.
Coach Young was named Region XXIII Coach ofthe Year in 1989, 1993, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2010 and
MACJC and MAC Coachofthe Year in 1993, 2001, 2007, and 2010. The Clarion-Ledger has also recog-
nized him as Coach ofthe Year forJunior Colleges on numerous occasions.
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graduate of Copiah-Lincoln where he was a standout for the Wolves basketball team, Young was
inducted into the college's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997. After graduation from Co-Lin, he attended
MVP
Mississippi College where he was team and a team captain. Young received his bachelor's degree
from Mississippi College and master's degree from the University ofSouthern Mississippi.
He is married to the former Velesta Smith. They have two grown children Lane andJessica and three
grandchildren, Justin and Mary Gwyn Hynum and Mailey Kate Young.
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Glenn Davis
Head Football Coach
Glenn Davis begins his seventhyearas head coachofthe Wolves. Davis also
serves as an instructor in the health and physical education division.
He led the Wolves to a 21-0 shutout victory over the Georgia Military Bull-
dogs inthe 2006 Sea Island CompanyGolden Isles BowlClassic. The Wolfpack
finished the 2006 season with a 9-3 record, ranked No. 6 in the final NJCAA
poll, MACJC South Division Champions and State Runner-Up.
Davis previously served at Co-Lin as offensive coordinator from 1995-96.
During those two years, he helped lead the team to a 15-5 overall record.
Davis is a 1982 graduate of Delta State University where he was a three-
year letterman as a defensive back and outside linebacker for the Statesmen.
His othercoachingstints include offensive coordinator at SouthNatchez High
School (1982-85), graduate assistant at Mississippi State (1986-87), defensive
backs andwide receivers coach at the UniversityofNorthAlabama (1988-91), and quarterbacks, running
backs, and wide receivers coach at Holmes Community College (1992-94). From 1997-2003 he served as
runningbacks coach at Mississippi State University under former head coachJackie Sherrill.
Under Davis' tutelage, the Bulldogs lead the Southeastern Conference in rushing in 2000 averaging
193.8yards pergame andranked third in 1998 averaging 172 yardspergame. Hementored DicenzoMiller
to Mississippi State's sixth-ever, 1,000-yard season in 2000 (1,005 yards) andJamesJohnson to the fourth
and fifth-ever, 1,000-yard campaigns in 1997 (1,069 yards) and 1998 (1,383 yards).
He and his wife Minta, are the parents oftwo children, Ann Shelby and Micah.
Drew O'Daniel
Offensive Line Coach
DrewO'Danielbegins his thirdyear as offensive line coachfor the Wolfpack.
He spent three seasons atWesternCarolinaUniversityoverseeingtheoffensive
line while working with the offensive line and tight ends. At WCU, O'Daniel
coached offensive linemen Kevin McAlmont, Wendell Singletary, and Marcus
Thomas, all who have signed NFL free agent contracts. In 2005, Linden Ryan
and McAlmont received All-Southern Conference honors. The Catamount
Offensive Line paved the wayfor 2006 All-SouthernConference runningback
WCU
Darius Fudge who was the sixth 1,000-yard rusher in history. Fudge
eclipsed the 1,000 yard mark versus the eventual National Champion Florida
Gators at the Swamp.
Prior to WCU, O'Daniel spent the 2004 season in his second stint at the
University ofNorth Carolina, working with player development and recruit-
ing. He spent the 2003 season at North Carolina Central University, where he coached the offensive line.
Between his jobs in the state of North Carolina, O'Daniel served as a graduate assistant coach at the
University ofTexas (2001-02), where he earned his Master ofEducation in 2002. O'Daniel worked with
the offensive line and tight ends with the Big XII South champion Longhorns. While at Texas, he worked
with All-Americans Derrick Dockery (Washington Redskins) and Mike Williams and current NFL tight
ends Bo Scaife (Tennessee Titans) and Davis Thomas (New England Patriots).
O'Daniel's first stint with the North CarolinaTar Heels came over three seasons (1998-2000), assisting
the Tar Heel football program as an offensive graduate assistant (offensive line) and as assistant director
ofvideo operations.
He got his start in coaching as a student assistant at Florida State University where he was a fullback
for the nationally-ranked Seminoles (1995-97). O'Daniel received his B.S. in biochemistry and his M.S.
in chemistry at FSU in 1998. A native ofGulf Breeze, Florida., O'Daniel began his collegiate career at
Louisiana State University (1993-94).
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Brett Shufelt
Defensive Coordinator
Brett Shufelt begins his seventh year as defensive coordinator for the Wolf-
pack. He also serves as an instructor in the college's social science division.
A graduate ofWestern New Mexico University, Shufelt received a B.S. de-
gree in movement science. He earned a master's degree in educational admin-
istration and a Ph.D. in educational leadership from Mississippi State Univer-
sity.
Shufeltserved as agraduate assistant atNew Mexico State University (1994-
1995) and MississippiState University (1995-1997). He served asdefensiveco-
ordinator/linebacker coach at Western New Mexico University (1992-1994).
His other coaching stints include Silver City (NM) High School, Amphithe-
ater (AZ) High School, and Sabino (AZ) High School.
Shufeltismarried to the formerTracyBritt ofWesson (Co-LinClass of1989)
and owner ofSalon 51 in Wesson. They have one daughter, Mimi.
Calvin Green
Special Teams / Secondary Coach
CalvinGreenentershis 17thyearontheCo-Linfootballstaff. Greencoaches
I the defense, specializing with the secondary players. Several ofthe players he's
coached have gone on to become NJCAA All-Americans, as well as NCAA
Division I signees.
Prior to coming to Co-Lin in January 1994, Green served as assistant de-
fensive back coach at East Mississippi Community College in Scooba under
the former Mississippi State All-American and National League standout Tom
Goode. Green also served as an assistant at Lawrence County High School.
Green graduated from Monticello High School where he was a three-year
lettermanas adefensiveback. He attended Copiah-LincolnJuniorCollege as a
m % member ofCoach Ray Ishee's 1985 State Champion and East Bowl Champion
teams. In 1986, Green was chosen MACJC Most Valuable Defensive Back.
He also received All-Region XXIII and All-State
honors at defensive back and was selected to play
in the MACJC All-Star Game.
He earned a B.S. degree in recreation from Al-
corn State University. During his football career
at Alcorn, Green earned letterman honors and in
1988 was a member of the "Nation's Best Second-
ary."
Green also serves as the recreation hall supervi-
sor for the college. He was selected Co-Lin's Ou-
standing Staff Member in 2009. He is married to
the former Falana Armstrong. They are the par-
ents oftwo children, Farrod and Sabria.
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Clarence McDougal
Linebackers Coach
Third-year assistant football coach Clarence McDougal coaches the line-
backers and defensive backs. He also serves as a residence hall parent and
oversees Callendar Gymnasium activities.
A graduate ofClinton High School, McDougal was a selected to the Clari-
on-Ledger's Dandy Dozen as a defensive back and wide receiver. He was also
named First Team All-State, Metro Player ofthe Year and was selected to play
in the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star Game. McDougal was also rated the No. 6
safetyin the country and was ahigh schoolAil-American. He was also selected
to the high school All-Decade Team.
McDougal received his bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies at Mis-
sissippi State University. He was a three-year starter for the Bulldogs 2001-
2005.
McDougal attended mini camp with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ofthe National Football League.
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Hemingway
Bill
Running Backs Coach
Bill Hemingway begins his second year as a volunteer football coach. He will % w
coach the running backs, kickers, snappers and holders.
Hemingway played high school football in Woodward, Okla. He went on to
play for the University ofArkansas. He received his bachelor ofbusiness admin-
istration from Delta State University. The former Razorback is a member ofthe
A-Club.
His coachingstints include DeltaStateUniversity, Oklahoma State Universi-
ty, the University ofMiami, UniversityofArkansas-Monticello, Oklahoma Pan-
handle State University, Paul Quinn College, and Arkansas Baptist College.
Hemingway has worked for Nike select football combines as well as National
Football League player camps.
He has played for and coached with several notable coaches including Frank I I
Broyles, Lou Holtz, Jimmy Johnson, Houston Nutt, Pat Jones, Larry Coker, Pete
Caroll, Monte Kiffin, Butch Davis and many current college and NFL coaches.
He coached the National College South All-Star Bowl Team and coached and played in major bowl
games.
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Brian Moore
Women's Soccer Coach
Brian Moore begins his third year as the coach ofthe women's soccer team.
He also serves as the assistant men's coach.
Moore has been involved in youth and high school soccer in multiple roles
for the past several years. He has served as president, coach, and referee for
the Brookhaven Youth Soccer Organization (BYSO). He is currently serving
as director ofcoaching for BYSO. He has also worked with the MHSAA as a
referee for the past six years and achieved "Official ofthe Year" for the region
in 2007.
Moore currently holds a "D" coaching license and states that he plans to
continue to pursue additional certification and development in the future.
Moore is married to the former Kristyn Broussard ofBerwick, La. They have
two children, Sara and Hayden. They reside in Brookhaven and attend The
EpiscopalChurchofthe Redeemerwhere they are bothveryactive. Moore serves as aVestry member, and
member ofthe finance and recreation committees.
Moore is also active in other projects in the community. He worked on the construction ofKids King-
dom Park and is active in the Brookhaven Little Theatre having served as a former board member.
Woodham
Trey
Men's Soccer Coach
TreyWoodhambegins his secondyear at the helm ofthe men's soccer team.
He also serves as the assistant coach for the women's team.
A graduate of Centenary College in Shreveport, La., Woodham received
a bachelor of science in health and exercise science and is certified to teach
secondary education. While at Centenary, he was a three-year starter for the
men's varsity soccer team.
After graduation, he spent three years as a physical education instructor at
St. Joseph Elementary in Shreveport.
During that time, he also coached at the premiere level for the Shreveport
Futbol Club, head women's coach for Captain Shreve High School and Loyola
College Prep.
m % Woodham was named District
Coach ofthe Year twice and City
Coach ofthe Year once.
He has most recently lived in
theJackson area coaching for the
Chicago Fire Juniors of Missis-
sippi - winning the Ull Classic
League State Championship this
year.
Woodham holds a National D
coaching license and plan to pur-
sue his master's degree this fall.
He attends St. Francis Catho-
lic Church in Brookhaven.
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